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BowBun
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BowBun
2y ago
If you lie about your qualifications to a degree that can be considered fraud, employers can and will sue you for their money back and damages. Wait till you discover how mind-numbing the American legal system is!
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This has been my experience as well. The ones that have most heavily relied on GPT not only didn't really know what to ask, but couldn't reason about the outputs at all since it was frequently new information to them. Good candida
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2y ago
> Trump telling all ATC controllers to leave, immediately this is not 100% accurate by any definition of the word accurate. It is an interpretation of a letter, and a wrong one in my opinion. Believe me I'm quite pissed at the media
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2y ago
>pledge loyalty or resign This is made up. It's a layoff letter like we see at big corps any other week. "We're reorganizing, here's an offer, take it or not, your job might get cut in 9 months."
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2y ago
I enjoy this take. As someone who feels like they align with a lot of symptoms associated with ADHD, I thrive in startup environments and would rather be unemployed than work in a corporate environment. That checks out! And there's no
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This is disengenious. They received the same deferred resignation email that every other federal employee got. They weren't told to 'leave immediately' nor was anyone else, they were offered an option to leave or stay on for
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2y ago
From the article: > Changes in presidential administrations have led to datasets being deleted in the past, either on purpose or by accident. When Biden took office, 1,000 datasets were deleted according to the Wayback Machine, via 404 M
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2y ago
You can get this information from google. If you're trying to make a point, just make it!
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2y ago
Surely you mean Scorcese got Jonah??
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2y ago
You've moved the goalpost! No, the issue is that fruit flavors and cartoon characters are abused to appeal to children. That is what the original comment said and which you only half replied to! The video provided to you was an example
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Author describes why it took as long as it did in the post, so I don't think they're trying to be disingenous. Getting minor changes merged upstream in large projects is difficult for newer concepts since you need adoption and sup
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This feels like the exception that proves the rule. Gitlab has one of the largest Rails codebases on earth. It's also been built by a decentralized remote engineering org from the start. I think that explains a lot. Compare that to my
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My theory is they've so heavily optimized for static content and distributing content on edge nodes that they were probably poorly setup for live-streaming.
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2y ago
A pipe dream. Having recently interacted with a modern k8s operator for Postgres, it lacked support for many features that had been around for a long time. I'd be surprised if MySQL's operators are that much better. Also consider
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2y ago
I think your argument is as valid as the one you're responding to. >The system has as much interest in curing your depression as it does curing obesity. Ironically enough, the system hasn't cured obesity (if you believe obesity
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2y ago
FWIW, the emulator and source are all still circulating in less prominent places. It'll be back at some point.
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2y ago
The monad is the primitive/function that represents (VALUE or NULL), or in this case (CHICKEN or BEEF or ...). In this example, the ingredients and the burrito itself are also monads. If you type-check your Python/JS/Ruby cod
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2y ago
Yes, _and_ having recently learned it and created my team's new board, the first thing I did (and you can to!) is disable all the extra features and issue types besides epices and issues. Kinda simplifies things.
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Sergey Brin (and others, I'm sure) hopes to bring airships back with the technological advances since - https://spectrum.ieee.org/lta-airship-faa-clearance
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2y ago
There's a 'Google Collab' button which loads all of this immediately in a web-based Python environment to play with in the README. I don't agree with your take on accessibility.
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My great aunt had 6 children, and arguably raised them alright. They had all moved on with their lives and she died alone. My grandma and I were the only family that spent even a little time with her. There is no solution for growing old an
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> Google Play wasn’t telling you to jump on LimeWire to illegally download your music. Of course not, but they had no moderation for a long time so that that's what people were using it for. At that scale it's not an oversight,
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Wait until you hear how Crunchyroll got to where they did! Plex is on much the same trajectory. Heck, even Google Play Music used the strategy by letting people upload their pirated music libraries to get users. It's a tried and true s
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> Having a remote is definitely better than needing to pickup your phone, switch over to the streaming app, wait for it to link up with the Chromecast, and then pause the video I would always unlock my phone, and simply swipe down and us
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> The only real value in captchas isn't to stop bots, but to make it more expensive, or slower, for an adversary to abuse your service at scale. Replace 'bots' with 'bad actors', and isn't that security in a
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I think people are fixating on this sentence at the beginning - > For a wild animal, the default state is health. Maybe OP meant a state of balance? For all those that describe injuries and parasites - those kill the host if they aren&#x
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A hand-wave without substance? Yeah, sure. At least point out something that is disproven if you want to make this kind of statement...
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Anime is much the same. Licensing into the west only started in earnest in the last 10-15 years, which late by a lot of standards. I'm sure there are still a small slice of folks who can ink these deals, therefore giving anyone a job a
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Can you clarify what you mean? This sounds extremely untrue. The tax was passed as part of the whole package, and then the tax was repealed by congress while Trump was in office.
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As someone living here, I'll share my sentiment - millions of dollars and years of time spent to come up with a plan, however unpopular. Hochul did not signal she would do this during all that time. And right near the finish line, boom
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