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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Sounds to me like "imposter syndrome"[0]. Lots of people deal or get to deal with it during their career. The thing about generalists is that lots of companies love to get them into their workforce. Generalists are also prime cand
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New study finds social media junkies make riskier decisions(washingtonpost.com)
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Sony Acquires Audio Engineering Firm Behind Multiformat Middleware Wwise(pushsquare.com)
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IBM was the top patent recipient in 2018 for the 26th year in a row(bgr.com)
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Cheaper AI for everyone is the promise with Intel and Facebook’s new chip(technologyreview.com)
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Google Cloud acquires DORA to bolster DevOps expertise(cloudcomputing-news.net)
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What Java Developers Don’t Know About Memory Can Cost Them Money in the Cloud(forbes.com)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Is this a normal price for an engineering unit, no cellular modem or SIM-card capabilities? I get they need to get some funds together but on the other hand they need to attract engineers to develop on these phones no? Genuinely curious.
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Netflix releases interactive episode of dystopian drama Black Mirror(archive.is)
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How 'Deepfakes' Threaten Cybersecurity(darkreading.com)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
The search for decent software architects is not minimal. Maybe look into that? Use your writing skills to help with getting you into that trajectory. If you do it as a consultancy you can arrange your own schedule and choose where to work
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What Makes a University Great?(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
I see a potential in this for academic research work as well, are you planning to develop it further?
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Indian government to intercept, monitor, and decrypt citizens’ computers(venturebeat.com)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Iran is an amazing country and the people even more so, never ever met people more kind, giving (even when they don't have anything they give you all they've got), helpful, funny and down to earth. The fauna, flora and architectur
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Factory machines to use time-sensitive networking to coordinate work(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
I'm glad others found this post so weird, happened to follow some links and found it, felt like I really fell into the rabbithole. I thought it was translated from some other language but I'm not a native English speaker myself so
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Breakthrough ultrasound treatment to reverse dementia moves to human trials(newatlas.com)
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Apple's Self-Destructive Qualcomm, China Strategies(technewsworld.com)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Could indeed be seasonal, there have been studies and it's a registered disorder[0] called SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder), usually it lasts up until spring/summer. Light therapy might work as a non-drug cure. [0] https:/&#
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Exactly, it's still very much active and widely investigated, thrown money at. Large companies are developing and testing out their own IoT solutions behind closed doors. Just recently saw an invite from some university study group try
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The odds a piece of satellite can kill you after 6 years in orbit(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Build a healthy coral reef to get the job(archive.is)
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One compromised laptop is all that is needed(zdnet.com)
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MiniRHex: a surprisingly capable six-whegged robot(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
You are right, you did not throw that around, you is used in plural as well. While you personally didn't throw it around it's just a statement I make to the general public, like I said, it's not all about you and/or
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
But yes, of course I know Shiite military are active in the middle east. I mean, it is their region, right? I can sense militarism in your terminology. Shiite militia, sunni militia? How about state-sponsored violence in the name of oil? Yo
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
I'm asking evidence of people claiming things without any proof. And yes, I can find my own evidence, hence my question. How is your comment any relevant?
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Thanks, will have a look!
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by Down_n_Out 8y ago
Thanks, will have a look!

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