cloudedcordial

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by cloudedcordial 5y ago
Well, someone has tried "screen in glasses". I've tried the glasses from North, which has been bought by Google a few years ago. The projection of the screen on the lens looks cool, but the glasses had no traction in the mark
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by cloudedcordial 5y ago
I'd take the article with a grain of salt, too, like many others replying to this thread. Even with a grain of salt, the topic sounds like stack ranking being re-packaged: There is a metric to let go of a certain percentage of employee
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by cloudedcordial 5y ago
I've encountered a totally different school of thought on job security in the early 2000s after the fall of the dot com era. Many jobs were cut. "Outsourcing" became a dirty word. My good friend got a year-long internship in
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
I purposely put very little info on LinkedIn to look like a desirable employee and to avoid clueless people from looking for career advice from me.
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
IBM was so behind the times not only on technology. I'm glad that you found a place without any gimmicks. I'm in Canada. In the job applications, we don't even have a section to specify ethnicity. When I applied for American
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
There's another anime about emerging animators: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakuman The same can be say about other entertainment industry: A few on the top make the majority of the revenue. Many people are attr
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
Same kind of cheating is present in Canadian public schools, too. This is a case that has been exposed. Just to give some context, the French language schools in an English speaking area in Canada is highly desirable by parents. Only the st
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Laurentian University becomes a victim of a failing business model(theglobeandmail.com)
2 points by cloudedcordial 6y ago|0 comments
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
I feel so nostalgic when I read this Beej's Guide. It's a resource that my computer science professor highly recommended back in the early 2000s. The writing is so clear and concise that it's a pleasure to read (as opposed t
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by cloudedcordial 6y ago
> provide the students with leisure, varsity sports and regular events on the currently hot social justice topics. It's already happening. I went to a Canadian university. The marketing material says the school wanted to give the st
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How the Coronavirus Will Reshape Architecture(newyorker.com)
1 points by cloudedcordial 6y ago|0 comments
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Nearly half of adult Canadians struggle with literacy(cbc.ca)
45 points by cloudedcordial 6y ago|94 comments