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by IMTDb 7y ago
> The price of the car is $2000, are you interested? > No > The price of the car is $500, are you interested now? > No > When will you be interested by a new car ? > Never > Can I call you back in 3 month ? > No * 3
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> In dating, "no" always means "no". But in sales and recruiting, “no” doesn’t always mean “no”. What does say "no" in sales and recruiting ?
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by IMTDb 7y ago
I, for one, would be immediately leaving my C-level position in a startup out of the fear that one of my colleagues is doing something terribly wrong behind my back. I - really - dont think that's the cas. But if there is the slightest
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by IMTDb 7y ago
In a previous company I worked for, they implemented a clock-in / clock-out system. The system "broke" after a month when employees asked for their overtime sheets. It was never replaced.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Yep, it's called job poaching.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
So it's a bit like violence. Gears: If it's not solving all your problems, you simply aren't using enough of it.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Well if a child loves to play mario kart with you, but very rarely plays mario kart against the AI, the key takeaway should not be "I will lock myself in a room to build a mario kart AI that plays like me". Just spend time with th
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> Sure, if the only viable business model for Android is to underhandedly sell people as eyeballs for advertising, perhaps Android should not exist What if I am fully aware that they sell my eyeballs for revenue and I am OK with that bec
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by IMTDb 7y ago
But the kernel and/or the CPU you are running it on does.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
But the fact that for they use case it "abstracts away many things, simplifying [their] workflow and conceptual models" Certainly makes the technology interesting to investigate if it could be a fit for you as well.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
All your stuff will mysteriously burn in a fire. Since you have next to no list of what you actually gave them, the value of each object, the proof of payment etc, you will essentially get 5% of the actual value of what you lost after month
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Quick / dumb question : in the breakout game example ( https://github.com/bradtraversy/vanillawebprojects/blob/mast... ) wouldn't the game feel fast/slow depending on the power of your computer s
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Even the organism responsible for certifying the planes does not seem informed enough to notice the difference. So I will go with: no they are not.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
So this plane has : a different fuselage, different wings, and different engines than the "regular" 777 but somehow is still called a 777. Has Boeing learned anything from the past 12 month ?
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> At least where I come from, the term has often been used to (successfully) diminish skills that I'd consider essential. From where I come from, people obsessed by soft skills are those that hardly have any "hard skills"
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by IMTDb 7y ago
So in order to "restore confidence in the company" they put the finance guy in charge. I feel safer already.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> Credit card cash back isn't still a thing in EU (or at least Germany) They will never be a thing in EU, under the current regulations. Cash back work because in the US credit cards charge very high transaction fees. IE: every tim
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Completely unrelaed to the product but my brains registered the page as "cloud flare error page". I was the back button, but something felt off, and only by looking a second time, did I understand I really was on the correct page.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> that there's no laptop maker that produces high quality laptops with their own custom super nice Linux-based but Mac OS-like OS on it That would be System 76 https://system76.com/laptops/adder with their pop
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Can someone explaine the proposed Dockerile ? I understand that they use multi stage builds, but I don't really get the point of doing something like FROM dependencies AS runtime COPY . .
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> If I'm improving at something, I want to see better results than I was getting before. If I'm getting worse, I want to see worse results. This is why games using those matchmaking system will give you either MMR (Match Making
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by IMTDb 7y ago
I agree that my assumption that failures will be evenly spread out is too optimistic. But on the other hand, if failures are concentrated on a few points, they should be that much easier to detect and correct.
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Even 5 minutes per year is totally acceptable. 5 minutes is 300,000 miliseconds. Split over the course of 365 days at 86400 seconds per day, we are looking at roughly 1 milisecond of erratic behaviour every 105 seconds. Not enough to crash
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by IMTDb 7y ago
No, but it makes the alleged affair look a lot less important. If a news story is not even on the first page of google results, is it even that big of a deal ?
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Lesspass: Synchronization-Less Password Manager(lesspass.com)
1 points by IMTDb 7y ago|0 comments
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by IMTDb 7y ago
Considering Amazon history I would not be surprised that this leads to "Amazon Delivery" which does exactly what you think. "Amazon Delivery" would slowly be responsible for an increasing portion of "Amazon Retail&q
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by IMTDb 7y ago
You could switch, sure. But would you ? You would be losing : - Message history - Files that have been shared - Integrations / bots / ... - Plus you would need to setup everyone again, create channels, ... Slack goal is to be ch
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> Well, you could answer that Go is what you know, so that’s what you used to solve your problem, but that’s probably not going to be a satisfactory answer. It should be
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by IMTDb 7y ago
> It gets repeated a lot, the US being the greatest democracy and all Absolutely no one is repeating that outside of the US itself
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by IMTDb 7y ago
If it only support chrome and derivatives, it should be called Skype on Chrome not Skype on Web

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