DerArzt

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by DerArzt 9mo ago
And the planet is still feeling the after affects of British colonialism. That's how the future works, it's affected by the past.
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by DerArzt 9mo ago
I can't speak for all companies, but the feeling I get from mine is that the issue is more about the maintenance and support for Mac rather than the little extra spend to get a MacBook pro instead of the standard windows box.
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by DerArzt 9mo ago
At least at my multinational company, we have teams iny department that are 12 hours ahead of us. That makes the window of overlap time we have small, so we often have blocks of meetings during that overlap time that compete for time slots
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by DerArzt 9mo ago
If my buddies' ex (a hair dresser) is required to have more schooling and education than US law enforcement officers, I feel it's safe to say that none of these officers are "trained".
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Adblocker support, in chrome? Does that exist still (I use FF at home with blockers and vanila chrome without extensions at work).
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Have you heard of Tidal? I swapped to them from Spotify back when Spotify did a big round of layoffs. Tidal had the music I was looking for (generally higher quality recordings) for the same monthly cost of Spotify.
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
And all of the instability over the last year has countries re-evaluating USD as the world reserve currency (I would imagine at least).
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
What would we do when we ran out of blind people?
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Man I would kill for some direction from my "architects", even if it were a bit wrong. I'm at the point that I can't even get them to review my architectural diagrams demanded by my company to guide me on what's exp
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
If you're in the new world (the Americas) house cats are an invasive species that, when let to roam outside, harm the native small animal population. Cats shouldn't be left outside to roam free in this situation.
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Some peopledo things acknowledging that there may be backlash for an action when they feel it's the right thing to do.
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Dang that way of helping folks fix their problems without loosing face is such a cool approach!
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
Depending on how many levels of indirection there are (i.e. how many formulas reference other cells/the results of other formulas in other cells) I've found that using "trace precedents" and "trace dependents"
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by DerArzt 10mo ago
You're describing what a well designed tax system should be doing. Philanthropy is just the rich convincing us that things are fine, and we shouldn't worry that billionaires exist.
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
Could be simpler than that even as several garage door openers have a simple hard line switch that you could hook into with some cable splicing.
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
For all managers and all staff beyond entry level!
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
Based
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
Just damn, that's quite the rollercoaster. It's great that everything worked out for the better!
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
> Also what shortsighted scifi book It's art not oracle
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
I think @exitb is referring to how it's harder to interact with other students after the lecture is over in a remote course. There's a lot less likely hood to strike up conversation.
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by DerArzt 11mo ago
Hard to prove that a paid course at a university, which throughout the history of modern western education (1000 CE to present) has been taught by a human, didn't perform it's duties?
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by DerArzt 1y ago
Perhaps the socioeconomic divide won't be as big of an issue as you think. If you haven't heard of the Mississippi Miracle [1], it's worth learning about. The bigger issue is convincing education departments that phonics are
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by DerArzt 1y ago
Whenever I see "XYZ Company supports this restrictive legislation" I immediately think of regulatory capture. Every new regulation is a new hurdle for competitors.
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by DerArzt 1y ago
How much of the refusal to eat anything healthy stems from lack of good options? The example given (an apple) in an American school setting brings to mind my cafeteria serving only Red Delicious (which is one of the worst apples for taste).
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by DerArzt 1y ago
Well an obvious recent attempt happened in America with their latest jobs numbers. The President tried to bully the record keeper to change the numbers. When that didn't work the President moved to fire the record keeper (the last I ch
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by DerArzt 1y ago
The value I get is that it helps me catch errors before I ask others to check my work, and I use my PR comments as a teaching tool (I'm one of the seniors on the team).
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by DerArzt 1y ago
I've been doing this as part of my workflow for a few years now. My coworkers have expressed appreciation around that effort. A nice side effect is that going through a self review and adding comments to the PR has helped me catch innu
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by DerArzt 1y ago
I work at a fortune 250 and cost of the licence was the given reason for moving to podman for the whole org.
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by DerArzt 1y ago
Yeah, but then you're using Oracle.
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by DerArzt 1y ago
Just to echo the sentiment, I've had struggles trying to figure out how to use LLMs in my daily work. I've landed on using it as part of my code review process before asking someone to review my PR. I get a lot of the nice things

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