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by Moto7451 5y ago
Actually a lot of vendors care. In the past I’ve built Resume search engines using HRXML components. There are parsers, classifiers, viewers, search engines, and many other tools available for HRXML. It’s a fairly well thought out spec in m
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Based on the URL structure and the content I will venture a guess that this is SEO keyword driven content. They likely have a list of top keywords they’re looking to rank well on and this is one such keyword.
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In an ideal setup they’d have sufficient tests stored in Post Offices for next day delivery.
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Having a car is not a requirement to get tested. It has made it really easy to get tested though. For what it’s worth, this isn’t our idea as a nation. Korea was doing it before us. The drive through testing really does offload a lot of str
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I’m from Southern California and pronounce it the same way.
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And a lot of it is driven by compliance obligations as a public company. If you don’t want SOX work and processes, don’t go public (or work at a startup that’s about to go public). If you don’t want SOC2 work, don’t go after large companies
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For what it’s worth the same people with the same sales pitch came in several years pre-IPO at my work. Ultimately they will come anywhere there is a lot of money to be made. Their replacements have their own processes and methods for scali
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by Moto7451 5y ago
At work (generally, inclusive of but not only my company) you’ll find power users in Solutions Engineering implementing and automating nuts and bolts integrations and performing data wrangling on BI teams. There’s a lot of work to be done b
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Completely agree. Good leaders don’t run around saying “well you should have told me” right after giving a pretty clear signal that they don’t want the input. Likewise, barging into meetings like a metaphorical Koolaid Man or Cosmo Kramer i
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Yup, we do this at work for similar purposes and it works a-ok. We also have some use cases that follow the original “problem” schema and they work fine with the correct indices involved. My guess is that in 2002 there were some issues maki
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by Moto7451 5y ago
My current Intel Mac still has some remnants from running Mac OS X 10.2-10.4 on a G4 equipped Powermac 7300 using XPostFacto. Every so often I run into very odd plists and remnants of long obsolete programs. I’ve used the migration assistan
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I don’t know specifically of Mr. Jeffries ideology but his parable hit home for me. My work often runs projects or chooses software in a similar manner to how Baseball was modified. It ends up poorly because there’s a common thread of ignor
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Both you and the parent are right. I actually did get basic filing instructions in high school and managed to handle my own taxes easily for the first fourteen of my working years. Eventually my taxes fell into the realm of forms that even
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Pfizer’s is officially approved. https://www.fda.gov/news-events/press-announcements/fda-appr...
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This is spot on. My brother is a candidate for one of their cancer treatments once it makes it to a wider testing phase. They didn’t just come up with that in their spare time this year. That’s a long time in the works.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
I use a Smart TV as a monitor. I also have a walk/run treadmill where the guards fold down to work as a walking desk treadmill. When I want to get a run in I switch my monitor to the TV side, pull the treadmill out a foot, pull the gua
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by Moto7451 5y ago
Worse yet is when the people who really didn’t make it at a FAANG start the “What we did at X…” adventure. We had a couple of those wander through the woods on their dream quest to the tune of a few million dollars in wasted work we’re thro
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Also factor in the removal of the State and Local Tax deduction. Prior to that I ended up writing off my CA taxes instead of taking the standard deduction. I’ll save my personal political ranting for a different space. Addressing the GP, ye
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Given Intel wants to sell fab space it wouldn’t shock me if AMD keeps buying fab space at a soon to be Intel plant to make chipsets and other items that don’t need to be on the bleeding edge or constitute sharing much IP.
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Is that actually true when they’re just looking for a deviance from the baseline of all male humans? There’s a wealth of active and historical fertility tests they can reach for.
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This pattern is what I did when I used SQLite in production. I used a lightweight actor model microframework to make it easier to route write requests from multiple areas of the code to the single writer thread and offer a continuation (or
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To be fair that’s very handy to shortcut a lot of unnecessary interviewing to get an offer 80k below what you’re making. Local employers, aside from the regional Google and Microsoft offices, are never interested in paying me what I make.
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by Moto7451 5y ago
One bit of context to add: Amazon opted out selling ebooks one the app due to the the 30% fee imposed on purchasing in app/digital goods. They’re not disallowed from selling ebooks. I mention this because it’s both an important distinc
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Another technique is to run a stripped down version of your site with whatever content/functionality fits into the GDPR. Set your log retention to under a month (not a GDPR requirement, just a tactic that makes compliance easier), reda
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Not everyone has that available to them. In my county there is no municipal trash services. It’s all private and the commercial providers make vague references to single stream recycling. I’m skeptical they’re doing a good job of extracting
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That’s not the difference the parent is asking about. He’s asking if the adenovirus based vaccines available are meaningfully different. Reaching beyond the parent’s words, both AstraZeneca and J&J have now had issues with blood clots.
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Icinga is a common solution for monitoring FS and other use metrics. I imagine his setup, if custom rolled, is a shell script checking df and sending an email when the usage is at or above 70
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I have a coworker that never went to the ICU but can no longer taste or smell. Their family was never at a high risk and only felt normally sick. None the less the damage is done. No one wants to be maimed by this. Claiming “I’m not high ri
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As far as Covid is concerned, surface transmission is not considered and has not been considered a major transmission pathway since May. https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2020/s0522-cdc-updates-co...
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Not the OP, but I fill 32GB pretty decently when I run my work’s customer facing web stack, database server, ancillary services, and a couple search engine instances. Prior to moving to locally hosted containers my main memory gripe was Ele

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