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Yossarrian22
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2y ago
That's how Playwright works too
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Do most companies do such writeups? We don't at mine.
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2y ago
Yes if your work encourages there to be more fascists
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2y ago
Replace the HDD with an SSD, max out the RAM, and repaste the CPU whilst hacking it to run the latest MacOs or Linux and you’ll find a a very usable experience. Source: I just did this with a 2011 MacBook Pro
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2y ago
Are there communities that handle such a change well? At least that went better than Perl and Raku
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Don’t forget using GPS to get the time and tell you if you’ve crossed time zones
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Its easier for me to imagine a world in which AI makes spreadsheets invisible to the modern person than it is to imagine a world in which Excel isn't the de facto spreadsheet.
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Are you ever able to control your dreams? And if you are do you lose “video” on them but still retain perception on what is happening? That’s how I and other aphantasics I know experience it
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2y ago
This is the writer doing the bare minimum to justify the purchase cost as a business expense
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I noticed on their github they don't have projects or discussions. Their pull requests have several instances along the lines of ugly but works for bug fixes, you seem familiar with the project, are they resistant to modern python stan
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2y ago
I'll put a little legitimate saffron in a dish this month, in Jake's memory.
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World class best in the world gymnasts still fall off a balance beam from time to time. Mistakes are inevitable, it’s why whiteout and then word processors were made
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Huh I’m surprised, of anything modern enough and siloed enough to be worthy of contribution I think Ingenuity should be in there
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Academics can be pragmatic, I've know ones who've sued both Bayesian statistics and MLE
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Lack of Lidar may be a factor
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March of 2018 is hardly the whole time.
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Even if you’re not doing performance reviews there’s still a need for directing people technically when the work exceeds what one person(even a 10xer(if such a thing really exists), and that’s where you need some minimum amount of EQ
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The author is missing a crucial pressure that pushes against weird nerds, the people that have to work underneath them. I’ve had to answer to a Weird Nerd when I was starting out in my field, it was the worst fucking experience of my life,
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2y ago
> and in insurance? how often does the house lose? That’s why the house has actuaries and analysts to tell them that their bets in Florida are too highly correlated to each other, and they have risk of bankruptcy. So they leave the state
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I like them, they’re better than most movies and pioneered digital cinematography. The sequels have less going for them due to their inherently contradictory nature from Disney’s mercurial production demands
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2y ago
They can also list in their proxy statement why they don’t have a diverse board
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2y ago
Too true
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2y ago
I think you mean Keysight these days
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50 years in jail for everyone involved in approving the payment.
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There’s also the unstated purpose of beating China to setting up a base.
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I use the @Risk tool he references, its handy because its easy to spit out tables that upper management can sagely nod their heads to and ask what you're doing about the top 2 drivers of uncertainty. that and those with finance backgro
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Is it? If ocean levels rise doesn’t that just change how they need to handle the locks to balance out water end to end?
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Probably a physical relay to deal with parasitic power draw
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By same design choices do you mean that it is mandated that an essentially reusable cargo truck be mounted to the side(s) of booster(s)/tank? Because that was the shuttle's damning sin. Besides the collapse of the USSR there'