Jemmeh

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by Jemmeh 11y ago
You've got it backwards. Resumes are typically one page. CVs are detailed. In the USA most places will ask for a one page resume. I've noticed some tech companies want a longer resume or a CV though. http://theundercove
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
On the total flip side I remember when studying math in high school most of the other students HATED the math questions that required writing. It was like by that point they preferred the memorization. Maybe because that is what they were u
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It's not about solving that particular problem. They are teaching a method of problem solving. You're teaching a person to have different tools to solve problems instead of just relying on the methods they already know. In an idea
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But coding is complex and ever evolving. No matter how senior you are there is always something to learn.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
You do get immediate return on doing this. In art it is common to ask for critique-- it immediately improves that particular drawing (hey mate, you should maybe fix her nose, she looks like a pig) while also helping in the long run (okay I
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I have to agree. Or even if people know of it, it's simply easier to press Enter than Shift + Enter. Thinking about it I don't think I know a single person who uses shift + enter aside from myself. I went back and checked my last
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
We've been drinking Uncle Matt's for a while now. It's usually about $4-5 where I live and that seems quite reasonable to me. No flavor packs, enzyme and BPA free. And it's organic. And it actually tastes like oranges.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
That's why I haven't won the lottery! I haven't been putting parmesan rinds in my slow cooker! Slow cookers on top of being tasty are also super convenient. You don't really have to pay attention to it and it's a la
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Ehhh. Updates are frequently to fix things that were missed-- mistakes. No amount of money can completely eradicate mistakes. Even NASA which spends a lot of money and time on code still has mistakes that they have to go back and fix.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
This! I used to have a coworker that said I scratched my back too much. I wanted to tell her she breathed too much. I think the worst part was they said I used the bathroom too much. It was like being back in high school. I drink a lot of w
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I think lack of ability to plan when and if you have a family is a contributor to poverty in many places. Children are expensive and time consuming. I've noticed here in the USA young girls getting pregnant and not being able to pursue
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
As much as I agree that the earth is overpopulated, I think better than taxing people is providing access to free birth control. A lot of people don't have access to it, or education about it.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Shoot. I could have sworn this thread was nested under Balgair's comment about journals that charge $70 per paper. I must have misread something.
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The license requires credit to be given-- it was not.
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It's not about the audience not having access. It's that the reporter is getting access without having ever paid for it. (Pirating, reading from another article, etc)
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I think a lot of people are missing the point. The point isn't to be redundant and write in verbatim transcriptions. The point is to speak simply, as most people would out loud. Communication is about getting your point across. A lot o
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Just because it hasn't happened yet doesn't mean it won't happen in the future. Reporters have died in the past from reporting on dangerous things. Here's a few: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I was thinking about robotics and consumer electronics mostly. I see that in the news a lot. There's even a wiki page about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_and_technology_in_Japa...
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
That seems so strange to me since I always think of Japan as being so technologically advanced. Granted, even here in the USA programming used to be considered "women's work", mostly revolving around planning and organization
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I agree. The main component of safety and security--is making it part of the software development process itself. Nothing can substitute for that, and it's what the article is addressing. Open source would be "nice", but it&#
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Humans are the softy vulnerable underside of the computer-dragon.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Enough people get swatted (waste of money, some people can die, etc) that you can't just write it off, either. Krebs has been swatted before, too.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
These criminals are not stealing all these credit cards for fun. It's to make money. They have money. Obviously they can throw $200 at someone just to troll him. They could pull together more if they really decided it was necessary. Mo
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Credit card data is stolen all the time. Card skimmers, cell phones, cameras, just writing it down while working somewhere, pulled out of compromised email accounts, etc etc the list goes on. Criminals then upload them and sell that data on
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Makes sense that it's admissible in that case. Would you still be able to be held legally responsible for breaking the law to get the information though? In that case, the evidence would be admissible but wouldn't you be in troubl
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Krebs is a security investigative reporter. He has had many threats and written about them before. I am sure he is taking some precautions. That said, I don't envy him or the danger of his job--but that's something a lot of report
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
I hope I'm not the only one who thought the headline was someone trying to be hip while saying 18 year old female. (Dr Evil: I'm hip, I'm cool. I'm with it!)
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Just for their case in particular...Can't they block phone numbers from certain area codes? Or even request a new number and have it private? It seems strange that they can't do anything about 50+ calls a day.
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
Guys in the gym trying to "gain weight" are trying to gain muscle, not fat. Fat is easy to gain, you can get it from overeating. Naturally building muscle takes much longer. ( http://scoobysworkshop.com/expectations
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by Jemmeh 11y ago
All my afternoons of unskilled labor money went towards rent, personally. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

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