SargeDebian

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by SargeDebian 4y ago
When was this?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
How does that work? The head of engineering gets a unit cost reduction target and then they call some shareholders to come review some proposals for which option works best? Do they show up with a printed certificate showing they own at lea
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
The police? I'd say the parties are the customer, Amazon and a payment party where the charge was disputed. How would the police get involved?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Every time my groceries arrive I'm somewhat clueless as to what I ordered, though past me always seems to have made good choices. Checking my recipt after 50 hours would effectively be useless.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
It is different because the real estate agents typically don’t pretend to be the buyers.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Sure, but my bank and (like most other highly trusted sites) doesn’t set any useful cookies anyway. I think there is an option to autofill my username, but why bother if my password manager does that anyway?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
If you're doing this at selection time, you're already late. * Make sure you have a campus presence on a diverse set of universities. I'm not American, but as I understand it that could mean Historically Black Universities, a
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Human run media has been around for a while, and I think people have definitely seen issues with certain biases more and more. This flavor of AI is relatively new, so now we see an issue with bias there as well. It seems really simple, am I
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Screenshot of the desktop, rotate that 180 degrees and set as background. Hide all icons and the taskbar, then rotate the whole screen 180 degrees. Maybe a bit of tape underneath the optical mouse.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Do you have a source for that? It is the default painkiller in the Netherlands, and it's what GPs typically prescribe people that come to them with something that doesn't really need treatment, to the point that it's a meme.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
I don't think Apple's ability to use lasers to drill tiny holes specifically depends on the salary range of Foxconn's assembly workers, but I could be wrong.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Depending on how you built it, could you migrate it to a platform like AWS or Azure where the IPs you use are mixed up with other services?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
It is well established, which is why it’s somewhat funny when someone “disagrees”.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
I think that’s not quite right. Precedents have a lesser role but are definitely relevant. My law classes in the Netherlands extensively covered important rulings as a way to interpret laws.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Baker McKenzie is a law firm, that’s not the same company.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
If you redefine common terms as you go, you should at least give the reader a heads up. Nobody uses “big 4” for MBB and Accenture. Those are not the same type of companies.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
They tend not to have long term wildlife conservation high on the agenda.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
I think that for most households, mobile phones are increasingly the replacement for landlines. That requires mobile operators to keep at least a share of their cell towers online, which seems easier than keeping the physical line to each
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
The internet archive has first indexed their site in 2021, so if they existed in 2017, that would be interesting. Here's the Yandex (weirdly the best results) search for images similar to their Sr Managing Director: https://
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
There are multiple streets named after Werner von Braun and Werner von Siemens, so why not just take another well known German brand as your fake company’s fake address?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
You mean the economy that is facing a worker shortage has caused them to lose their job?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Isn’t the “natural aroma” from your ingredient list exactly what the author means?
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
If you’re a multinational company with local limited liability entities, “bankruptcy” sounds like a choice. If you’re subsidizing operations across countries with VC money, it just means you stopped the flow of money. You may even get away
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
From your link the problem seems to be that some people want voter ID legislation, not the lack of IDs.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Yes, fiber is common in most Dutch cities for example. It is not at every premise yet, but being rolled out. If not FttH, then ~100Mbps DSL or Docsis up to 1000Mbit down.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
This has to be one of the most poorly structured pieces of writing I've seen in a while. It's way too verbose, and on the one hand there are separate sections like: * Getting a flash drive * Formatting a flash drive (which include
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
That is assuming lenders don’t want compensation for investing in a devaluating currency.
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
Some corporate 2FA apps send a push notification to a mobile device. Because of how that is set up, it doesn't always (A) show what the login is for because it shows the name of the SSO app instead of the actual application, (B) show o
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
> Personally I am not sure what the appeal is of all these bigger sites adding "marketplace" sellers. Money. No inventory (i.e. capital), no COGS, no returns (depending on the model), no assortment optimization. Just a share of
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by SargeDebian 4y ago
They have those in Amsterdam. The machine prints a label that takes you 5 seconds to put around your bag.

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