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coffeeiscold
4y ago
Yes, can confirm. Developers on our projects who typically respond to comments via email have been affected by this. Emails sent back in March are now showing up as comments on the issues with very recent timestamps.
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6y ago
NV Access | Australia | Full Time | 100% REMOTE (Australia) | Software Engineer | OPEN SOURCE Use your Python / C++ skills to empower blind and vision-impaired people globally through technology. NV Access is a global non-profit organi
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6y ago
NV Access | Brisbane, Australia | Full Time | 100% REMOTE (Australia) | Software Engineer | OPEN SOURCE Use your Python / C++ skills to empower blind and vision-impaired people globally through technology. NV Access is a global non-pro
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coffeeiscold
6y ago
NV Access | Brisbane, Australia | Full Time | 100% REMOTE (Australia) | Software Engineer | OPEN SOURCE Use your Python / C++ skills to empower blind and vision-impaired people globally through technology. NV Access is a global non-pro
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6y ago
Ironically unreadable with Firefox for Android. Lots of text is cut off. Possibly due to not handling text scaling (accessibility) correctly.
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6y ago
It seems you might have missed my point. "I think that companies are extremely unlikely to forego interviewing a candidate that otherwise looks good because they had no cover letter." My point is that the cover letter is one of th
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6y ago
NV Access | Brisbane, Australia | Full Time | 100% REMOTE (Australia) | Software Engineer Use your Python / C++ skills to empower blind and vision-impaired people globally through technology. NV Access is a global non-profit organisati
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6y ago
I guess the question is, how does this person "seem really good"? To determine this, they have to have a well written resume that highlights relevant experience. Most resumes seem to be "company xyz - frobulated the frobulati
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7y ago
NV Access | Brisbane, Australia | Full Time | 100% REMOTE (Australia) | Dev Ops Engineer https://www.nvaccess.org/post/job-dev-ops-engineer/ NV Access is a global non-profit organisation, based in Australia with a
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7y ago
If we are going to doubt something that looks and acts like it has qualia, then the same is true for any other human.
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7y ago
By "actually" are you again inferring the requirement for cross over between realities? If the simulated brain was experiencing something, then that "something" is an experience in the frame of the simulation. Or perhaps
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7y ago
If it was well simulated, yes it would produce simulated gravity. Why should there be any expectation that the simulated reality affect the non simulated reality? If you start down that path then you might conclude that no other person has
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7y ago
I'm in the Netherlands (inland), also surprised by the heat. A few 30 deg days and it's getting uncomfortable. On top of the humidity and lack of a sea breeze, the days are much longer and nights shorter. I suspect this means that
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8y ago
If you are producing free software that demonstrates that you are an expert in the domain, you may then be able to leverage that reputation to gain related consulting work. This might be helping other companies solve similar problems in the
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8y ago
It seems like the regulations help to create an environment conducive to innovation. There is now a strong incentive to solve the problem "a better way". Let's hope it happens!