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What is RPA?
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I read r/financialindependence from time and time, and it's not uncommon for me to read about people who have nothing to do at their job . From their account, they ask for more work, but nothing comes, and they spend their days r
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> Instead of moving up to the next level and making more money. That's assuming your employer will "move you up" and you'll make more money. Or that a future employer will see value in you automating your job. Then th
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I've always so far heard a lot of good for ubiquiti on HN. What would you suggest instead?
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Wow, those are really low numbers. I'm pretty confident you can fetch very similar salaries in Montreal, and housing is 3-5 times cheaper? Or even more? I (and about 50 of my developer coworkers) make those sort of salaries here in sma
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I work with Jenkins day in, day out. Doing anything build-script related in Jenkins, whether Pipeline or freestyle jobs, is definitely an anti-pattern. All build-related scripts should definitely be in standalone scripts / build tool c
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At the university where I did my MS, the university owned the IP. Patents were a standard affair: the university owned and paid for the patent, the researcher(s) (including the PI and grad students) got inventorship. In the eventuality of a
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Whenever I find myself writing lists in technical writing, I seriously consider if I can express that information in a table or bullet list.
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In the weeks leading to July 1st you are pretty last-minute and won't have great choice. Lease renewals/non-renewals are due for the end of March (IIRC), so starting to look around April is a good idea. In case someone is thinking
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> Either that or you have to build kitchens in such a way that it’s possible - e.g always free-standing fridges with no fitted cupboards on top etc. That's pretty much the case in Quebec. My current place has cupboards over the frid
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To my knowledge none of the big canadian banks support U2F or TOTP. Accounts can also be used to log in to the CRA website.
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FWIW, recent releases of Tcl have built-in dicts (hash tables), which greatly improve over the old "associative arrays". What I missed the most when doing Tcl was support for first class functions / closures. JimTCL seems to
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Hilly just means you get your exercise in a shorter amount of time ;) Assuming the point is exercise, of course. Bike commuting and utilitary cycling in hilly areas can be more of a challenge, but I'm assuming that if we are comparing
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9y ago
In traditional Quebec cuisine, people would save the fat rendered from pork roast, then spread it on toast the next morning. Not many people do it anymore. I had it once and am not a fan, it had a strong garlic taste from the roast.
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I've had this in my vimrc for a little while: let hr = (strftime('%H')) if hr >= 17 set background=dark elseif hr >= 7 set background=light elseif hr >= 0 set background=dark endif Us
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9y ago
Car and oil corporations, and not just advertising: lots of lots of lobbying, too.
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They were also implicated in tax evasion schemes in Canada. http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/canada-revenue-kpmg-secret-a...
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I've set-up Keeppass for my girlfriend a few years ago and she stuck with it. She uses the (original) windows app and Keeppass2Android on, well, Android, with the DB synced on Dropbox. It just works.
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While I don't recognise the music/art part, I have this happening pretty regularly: > If I don't get hypnogogia, I'll start imagining odd scenarios. Sometimes I'll recognise that it's a sign I'm about t
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I was about to post pretty much this list, perhaps also with Scott Wlaschin's stuff. His blog F# For Fun and Profit: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/ And his talk on functional "design patterns": https:&#x
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I think GP was referring more to graphs as the abstract mathematical concept, rather than graphical plots. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graph_(discrete_mathematics)
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I'm also having similar issues, but I wouldn't say it's getting worse. I've always had these issues. Google sucks about giving any kind of support, too. I just bought a used PC that I plan to replace my Chromecast with.
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I upvoted you because your post adds a valid discussion point, but I have to ask: 1. Are you actually getting any alpha using this method? Averaged over multiple years? 2. If you are, are you earning a decent hourly rate for researching com
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> It's not necessarily a bad idea, but it's hardly a panacea with perfect incentives. Sure, but I'd argue it's the best thing available to most retail investors . What's the alternative? Asking my mom to day tra
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Definitely agree :) By large sums, I was mostly thinking 100k+
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> I'm just speculating, but I don't remember the last time I saw a non-green exit sign. I think I've seen them red but very seldomly. In North America? At least here in Canada, I see almost only red exit signs like this:
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Note: the author also has a freely-available blog post series that summarize most of the material. http://jlcollinsnh.com/stock-series/
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> ... I cannot stop my brain thinking it's gambling. Without insider knowledge I don't understand how I could beat the market short term. That's a smart conclusion that's correct in the vast majority of cases. Day tr
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I know of at least this Canadian company that specializes in single-family steel-framed design and construction, but it definitely is more on the high-end side of things. https://bonestructure.ca/en/technology/
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Reminds me of this John Oliver segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvZSpET11ZY
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