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by adrr 4y ago
There’s a post every 1st of the month on here with job openings. Better question are there jobs that pay fang salaries out there? That’s what’s getting affected.
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by adrr 4y ago
Because there is still a shortage of engineers. And we still have the lowest unemployment in modern history.
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by adrr 4y ago
Biggest complaint from rural people is that the "city folks" don't understand them and pass legislation that hurts them. So it's an honest question, why did all the rural house members vote against this bill. We say
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by adrr 4y ago
That’s weird since all the rural house members voted against the bill. Why would they vote against it?
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by adrr 4y ago
Also some of us here work at public companies and these systems are under scope since finance needs away to share/edit financial documents with each other. These big firms have soc1s. Running our own infra would put that infra under
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by adrr 4y ago
USB sticks fail. Also the default file system is fat32 which doesn’t support journaling or file versioning.
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by adrr 4y ago
Two poor decisions. One is to not use a real rain sensor and the second is not to pay a couple bucks to put a physical dial on the stalk. My other cars i don't even need to mess with the wiper controls because the rain sensor works
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by adrr 4y ago
I don’t know that would be helpful. I hate digging through my Tesla’s menus to control the wipers even though it is very responsive.
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by adrr 4y ago
That was worst thing about google Authenticator was migrating to another device and amount of support my IT team had to deal with people upgrading phones. I can’t believe how long it took for an export feature.
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by adrr 4y ago
You can import a car that meets US requirements. Just do European delivery on a Porsche or Mercedes.
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by adrr 4y ago
Third party cookies are already blocked in safari and Firefox. Cookie prompt is for first party cookie like analytics, ab testing, and rum cookies.
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by adrr 4y ago
Version 2.0 has mechanical Turk. Version 3.0 introduces airline success manager associates that will chat with the pilots live and write it down in a notebook.
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by adrr 4y ago
I just figured out the disconnect. This is only for tax reporting and not financials. This is going to be fun.
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by adrr 4y ago
What tech stack? They make their pilots call in to find out where the planes/pilots are.
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by adrr 4y ago
Something is getting lost translation here. You can capitalize certain projects of that meet a certain threshold. I can't capitalize something as trivial as changing some colors. The capitalization is based on the expected lifespa
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by adrr 4y ago
It's almost never a technology issue. It's an investment and prioritization issue.
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by adrr 4y ago
So fees don't matter if you offer no services.
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by adrr 4y ago
NACHA requires you to upload a formatted file and it's a character offset format that you can't do by hand. There's a computer in the mix. There is also ACH pulls that you need have error handling around for invalid accou
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by adrr 4y ago
With an aversion to technology, i really wonder how this bank supports electronic transfers like ATM, ACH, wires etc. Is there a core banking system running?
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by adrr 4y ago
Trying to figure out what to rename Google Workspaces too. It's been two years, time for a new name. Also working on the next version of instant messenger to replace google meet since it is also a few years old. Maybe we'll see
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by adrr 4y ago
Wasn't Garfield the school that had the advanced classes and the smartest kids in the district that were bused in? Its in central district of Seattle which has the highest population of minorities of any other district.
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by adrr 4y ago
SEC can force all the exchanges that have US customers to blacklist any crypto that touches those addresses.
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by adrr 4y ago
VR will be something eventually. Bandwidth/Storage isn't there and the device technology isn't there. I would love to be able to walk around Pyramids or Petra and have it be life like and not make me sick. Zuck doesn&#x27
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by adrr 4y ago
Assuming most cars have similar stopping distances. There would be no rear end collisions if we had instant reaction time to cars stopping in front us. Rear end collision is the most common collision and attributed to follow distances.
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by adrr 4y ago
You mean 1 second which at 60mph is 88 feet. Tesla stopping distance at 60mph is 150 ft for comparison.
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by adrr 4y ago
Video game penetration went up significantly during this time period. It's probably all video games and not specific to just one. https://www.marketingcharts.com/cross-media-and-traditional/...
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by adrr 4y ago
https://www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/road-safety/driving-...
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by adrr 4y ago
Stealing tens of millions from VC funds that have multi billion dollar portfolios. Thats the scope. Compared to stealing catalytic converter off someone making $40k a year and who has $2,000 in the bank and will need to spend half their s
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by adrr 4y ago
Rescinding offers will mean employees won't give 2 weeks notice due to risk of offer being rescinded. Google and other companies who rescind offers are screwing over everyone by doing this.
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by adrr 4y ago
Wouldn't the car in front detect the stopped tesla, the lead car would hit the brakes and the cars behind it would hit their brakes at the exact same time?

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