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I use a rMBP 2015 with two monitors (in addition to the laptop monitor) daily. One over HDMI and the second via Thunderbolt/DisplayPort to HDMI (so two cables into the rMBP). I’ve never had this issue? What is your setup? I always thou
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I thought you were kidding with the name of the startup, given its situation. There has to be a word for that kind of irony?
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Can this be used for automated complex web scraping (for downloading invoices behind authorized web portals on event or schedule, etc)?
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Also interested in this example and the answer.
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Not that it matters, but Gulfstream 3 and 4’s are the minority of gulf streams in the market compared to 5’s-650’s
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First rule of getting out of a hole is to stop digging. Honestly how did you make this logical jump? It’s pretty obvious to me the parent post was pointing out that there is a lot of irony in a company, completely controlled by one individu
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Great points, and some of the 20 reviews in my anecdotal sample meet this criteria. However most do not break any of these rules, and are simple, factual (as far as I can tell, I dont work there) reviews about why they do not recommend wo
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The company I am referencing is a premium member with a “marked” post (5 stars) at the top of their page. So, why does Glassdoor apparently listen to CEOs an lawyers when they claim employers cannot have reviews removed, when they appear to
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I understand this to a degree, but it is in no way what is happening with my example.
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Not to hijack, but do you or your spouse have an opinion on the WSJ story about companies intensely curating their reviews (maybe even paying/threatening the employees and/or Glassdoor)? I noticed a local company I follow had fluc
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It was awkward to read this it sounds eerily similar to my company. We’ve been using two capital one cards for all of our expenses (in the hundreds of thousands per month), and have really enjoyed the benefits of 2% cash back. The biggest i
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I disagree. Do you know how hard it is to meet new people after the age of 25? The statistics, historically, are not in your favor! Dating and social apps have made it far easier for busy people, who lack 8 hours a day to socialize with o
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Did you work on it as NoWait or at Yelp (formerly NoWait). If you worked on it as the original NoWait, have you seen any changes, positive or negative, now that the feature is under Yelp's umbrella?
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They also claim its for security purposes, which I think is almost a complete lie.
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Thnaks - looks like table extraction is in Alpha. I submitted a request to check it out!
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I have - its really good but for our use case (thousands of PDFs a day) that wouldn’t be reasonable :-(
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Thanks I was not aware! I’ll have to figure out how to easily test it (AWS tectrsct is actually really nice in that regard)
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I was hoping that they had taken the time to test tables, nested tables, and irregular table rows with headers every so often. A good example of what I’m talking about are invoices. In my line of work we extract data from thousands of diffe
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I had this same problem. Except it was my wife who uploaded my face. How do I receive compensation!? /s
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If you’re facts/theory are correct then there should be no burglary events, as it could be assumed all homeowners have guns?
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What country are you in that you think tax software can be written in a weekend? Sorry if the tone of that sounds rude, I don’t know how to better word it, but from a US perspective, our taxes are way too broken for a 48-hour sprint to solv
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The article was written in 2015 when commodity prices were high, I doubt that the city mentioned in the article is seeing the same results today. I'd encourage you to read up on China's import ban and how that has effectively upen
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It is amazing how much infrastructure and technology is in place for a process that is proving incompatible with reality (both in terms of capability of the tech, and economics of the commodities). Of particular interest was the bit on plas
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I don’t know your use case but my team of 20 moved from Slack to Teams and has been very very happy with it. Video chats and screen sharing are better (Screenhero is all that was around on Slack and it stunk). Video recordings save right to
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How can you say “no training” caused this second crash after reading the article? Did you read the article?
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This is a great example of intended consequences of making laws. Thanks for sharing never would have thought of that
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Very Probable! @Kibwen what part of town was your friend from (not asking for a name on purpose I’m uninterested in sharing my wife’s name here, however easy it may be to google).
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8y ago
Get out from behind your computer and talk to people for once.
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Also from Pittsburgh, and my wife lost her dad in this crash. The top comment on this thread (re: "acceptable loss"), is infuriating.
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Great link thank you for sharing. It’s amazing how terrible a reputation waste to energy has.
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