SebFender

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by SebFender 2y ago
Haven't been a Windows user in decades, but lately was helping a friend with his laptop and it was an immediate indication it hadn't taken a turn to lure me back in for sure. Decent global interface, but a pure mishmash of element
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by SebFender 2y ago
The author spends too much energy naming things—roles, tools, trends—when what really matters is the message. Whether it’s arguing over what to call “junior” devs or debating if Chat-Oriented Programming (CHOP) is the right term, we’re miss
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by SebFender 2y ago
No "The Matrix" no deal. This is a great way to harvest birthdays.
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by SebFender 2y ago
We don't have the same appreciation of what's a "Car Size" object.
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by SebFender 2y ago
For what's it worth - a good cold reboot is a great tool that should be used multiple times a year...
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by SebFender 2y ago
I've played intelligent stupidness for decades - especially when it comes to ridiculous rules and regulations... stupidity at the right moment is a very strong tool - more than one can imagine. On this note - I'm mostly interested
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by SebFender 2y ago
If I may after a few decades in business and being surrounded by a super open family - I've always been open to anyone competent and interested in my stem field. Based on thousands of resumes I've received - 80/90% of them ar
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by SebFender 2y ago
Makes me think about new towing trucks our cities have been getting up here in canada - they are all proud of buying electric models... Let me tell you : when it's -20 degrees in winter - the last thing you want having troubles are tow
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by SebFender 2y ago
It has been a constant challenge for me to link necessary revenues, intent and interest. I think I found a solid balance, but it remains a constant struggle when being part of discussions - personally and professionally...
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by SebFender 2y ago
Because it shifts the focus away from the content and implies identity is important in the text. Also, it can create unnecessary bias and distract from the actual value of the discussion.
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by SebFender 2y ago
"JB identifies as heterosexual" Why is this even relevant or a thing these days... just write the story.
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by SebFender 2y ago
I think the key here is finding "truly meaningful activities". Many focus on making more money. If it isn't about money, it isn't really something meaningful... From training to playing music, I usually find myself in &q
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by SebFender 2y ago
"If you live in a driving city, and especially if you have a family, a minivan conversation will eventually take place." No. Never. Not even close. My wife knows better than to start this conversation. We always went with wagons i
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by SebFender 2y ago
Congrats - but let's be honest - most people don't ask and don't care. I have have tens of certs and a few recogs through the decades and every time someone actually see or hear about it or them they're all surprised...
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by SebFender 2y ago
As this is certainly not a money issue it may be in relation to privacy issues found by the Apple due diligence team at some point. Fixable - let's do it. Not fixable - let's move on to something else. I was part of a few due dili
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by SebFender 2y ago
Seems a never ending conversation and that's not a bad thing - but things aren't and shouldn't always be about money. For me, the key point was very simple - I wanted to own and do what I want with my place and I did. If it&#
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by SebFender 2y ago
That's a great question - older and more of a writer than a video maker, it didn't get me directly hired, but it enabled me to refine my knowledge and skills which in turn may have given me a better chance when exchanging with oth
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by SebFender 2y ago
For certain brands this may actually be a win - you still have to manage the breakdowns in some ways though - time hassle etc...
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by SebFender 2y ago
In my last company that was always the golden rule - manage the present challenge with an eye on the future - but let's get things done.
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by SebFender 2y ago
Insurance.
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by SebFender 2y ago
Just had a bit of fun with it with simple mortgage scenarios and let's just say things are extremely shaky... lol - Do not trust these tools - simply play with them for high level scenarios...
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by SebFender 2y ago
When we read - we are never truly silent...
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by SebFender 2y ago
I know nothing - but my girlfriend worked for more than a decade with financial groups essentially betting on economic downturns. Started ok around 2000 but most were eventually sold at rebate to a larger firm's lately - and these aren
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by SebFender 2y ago
If I may - one rule I have is to at least learn from the situation. I've made serious mistakes in my life, but I like to think I didn't make the same mistake twice. So keep that head up and get better. Cheers.
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by SebFender 2y ago
At my age I've learned the core factors in decision making driving many errors are emotions & politics. Never underestimate the power of these. As such - lay down the information such as mentioned in this article is fantastic, but
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by SebFender 2y ago
100% as I'm exactly like you. But such as Apple and many other companies, these approaches have created incredible products... at a cost that's for sure. But ask Woz - he openly said multiple times he would do it all over again.
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by SebFender 2y ago
These articles are really dangerous and similar research stating such global implications when many starting points are... "Participants were obese or overweight and had cardiovascular disease but not diabetes." Stay fit and be ac
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by SebFender 2y ago
do as I say - not as I do A fantastically classic these days ... lol
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by SebFender 2y ago
Views past a certain age are very different. Turf wars for many in theirs 20/30's can be fun and challenging. At 65 you get tired - especially if you have a research background.
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by SebFender 2y ago
no.

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