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ThalesX
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I'm getting Access Denied to the article. It seems to be available on archive.org [0]... [0] https://web.archive.org/web/20210525165724/https://www.reute...
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I used this wonderful trick to sign up for my government issued eID (it was something else but works for explaining). What they decided to do is to simply remove the + and don’t let me know about it. my_email+service@foo.bar thus became my_
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Or maybe Elon Sperm [0], surely going to Mars is better than going to the Moon! $25.000.000+ … [0] https://elonsperm.com/en
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> I’m offended anyone thought this was worthy of a second’s critical thought. Perhaps it sheds more light on the reader’s grasp of philosophy and his capacity for critical thought…
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In my particular country people do indeed talk post-taxes. Personally, I negociate my contracts, with employer and / or collaborators, on the pre-tax sums, which is the brut.
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I guess it’s a matter of life experience. I couldn’t point to a research paper on it more than Chris Voss’ work on negotiation. I find “why?” is more aggressive and makes people talk more about the generalities of the idea, whereas with “ho
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I was the tehnician type for a very long time, until I realized it was keeping me back. Now, whenever I encounter an idea guy, I just ask 'how' and 'what' (never 'why!') until I understand what they actually wa
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I'm on the other side of the boat, and presumably the ocean. In Eastern Europe, part of the EU and have a lot of connections working in outsourcing. Some senior level engineers can end up making 4000 - 5000€ per month, which would tran
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I’d say it was clear sky, but honestly I don’t remember the weather. The topology of the terrain is flat. Chances are it was some sort of atmospheric optic phenomenon, but I’ve never seen anything like it since.
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Nope. At that point we had no disco light. Small town, Eastern Europe. And the cloud cover would be way too low.
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Hi. Hotlinking doesn't work directly, but I figured out what you were pointing to: the portal from Dr. Strange. I took the liberty to illustrate how I remember it, note that the picture is randomly from the internet and not as it was:
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tl;dr; just a story of how I saw a UFO when I was young, nothing actionable... I feel somewhat bad for sharing life stories on a technical forum, but here it goes. As a young boy, 5-ish, I was sleeping with my mother and father in the room,
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I grew up very good friends with two brothers that had wealthy parents. We built our first company together at 18 and failed. Since then, for about 5 years I did full time corporate work while they failed maybe two dozen businesses. The nic
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6y ago
Do you mind asking me what kind of cloud you are storing? I've tried deploying a Nextcloud instance via Docker-Compose to a Free Tier EC2 on AWS and found the CPU to spike randomly to 100% and require a machine restart to free up. I&#x
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I played it awhile ago and it was great. The output seemed fluid, I could write awesome fantasy with the help of the AI. It truly felt like the future. Then they started making changes to the model, adding features, scenarios, all sorts of
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But then don't you have to answer to all the media queries? "They knew about this problem, they even attempted to half ass fix it, but it's obviously their mind is on the subscriber money, and not preventing blatant CHILD EXP
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You're talking about employment as if they're working 9 - 5 in construction. These people are amplified by their networks, they don't work for eachother. The better their networks performs, by connections, or by value, or by
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I worked for a startup obsessed with vanity metrics. They would freak out if the average time spent per article dropped down, even if our conversions increased. Just an odd bunch of people. They went down with the company while doing nothin
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Oh, I've seen the other kind too! Whenever I have a direct manager, the estimation is expected to be right. Whenever I talk to a manager that is not directly tied to me, they always push the "no one expects the date to be right&qu
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> Imagine the same argument, for a hypothetical "reality annihilation" technology - justifying research in an area that is actively harmful and creates secondary, tertiary, and ... Nth order effects just because "others wi
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> I normally wouldn't call out an individual library to shit on, because I understand that a lot of work has gone into it. I don't think I've ever called out on a library, or not felt truly thankful that it was there to
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Do they also maintain themselves?
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> I'm just hoping the people building the ambulance dispatch networks aren't using Azure :laughing:. > I'm just hoping the people building the ambulance dispatch networks aren't using Azure :laughing:. Hi, just hap
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It doesn't matter though. In the end. What happens if that person doesn't do that very unspecific thing every 5 minutes on their PDA? Can they not complete their job still? Does the parcel not get delivered unless it is logged in
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No point in the post. I get horribly anxious when my food delivery takes just a little bit more than the estimated time, which is already in the 40 minute range, so pretty low. Then after I eat, I think about how spoiled I am by society, an
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Their building gen is also super nice but it really takes away from the experience when flying a known location.
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Wouldn't some weird interpretation of the Pareto Principle [0] mean that we should be using 20% of the available resources for 80% of our production goals?
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When I reached the part about Denmark is where it totally lost me; I am very familiar with Denmark and have a lot of connections to the country. While it is truly a great place to live in as a person, they do have some civil freedoms touche
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What some spammers do in my country for example, is call old people and pretend their (grand/)children were involved in an accident and ask for money for quick interventions (the hospital is out of funds, bla bla). It's sometimes
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I think you might be referring to the Method of loci [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci
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