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by collyw 3y ago
I tried that the other day. Says my email address exists when I try to sign up. Then it says it doesn't when I try to log in / reset password.
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by collyw 3y ago
Where do you find Perl jobs? Is there a market rewriting them to something more modern like Python?
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by collyw 3y ago
Pay to unban user might work.
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by collyw 3y ago
https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/33597/germany-twothirds...
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by collyw 3y ago
How many migrants need caring?
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by collyw 3y ago
I was thinking along those lines. No reason given for the number, pretty much pulled it out of thin air. When I was growing up we were told we would have too much population and wouldn't be able to feed ourselves. Now obesity seems li
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by collyw 3y ago
It seems fairly obvious that there is a genetic element to intelligence, otherwise animals would be as intelligent as humans.
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by collyw 3y ago
Look at the third world for your examples. I do agree that living standards are going down in developed countries in many metrics.
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by collyw 3y ago
Wealthy families mean you are able to take risks with your ideas, while the rest of us need to play it safer if we want to pay our rent.
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by collyw 3y ago
A lot of STEM jobs are bullshit. Intellectual grunt work. Most people are fixing other peoples bugs rather than building anything innovative. And a lot of the "innovation" in tech over the last years has been a rehash of ideas fro
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by collyw 3y ago
You should look into the World Economic Forum
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by collyw 3y ago
Fermentation is generally considered anaerobic (without oxygen) breakdown of food. I assume rotting usually involves oxygen. (Maybe someone can nitpick that definition).
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by collyw 3y ago
> And can you build me a small shed just to make sure you can do your work before I hire you.
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by collyw 3y ago
I have always found SQL to be one of the easiest languages to read, despite not being the easiest to write. Though I have never had to read 3k of SQL, maybe a page or two
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by collyw 3y ago
Is quantitative knowledge "knowing stats"?
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by collyw 3y ago
Constantly evolving language and job titles. I consider myself a programmer. I market myself as a software engineer in LinkedIn. I am a generalist who uses mostly python / Django. I like SQL and feel that the database should be leverag
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by collyw 3y ago
Could have done with a visual representation of the starting tables and resulting tables to be a good description.It was 20 years ago that I was learning about cartesian joins. When I do SQL I visualize an excel like structure in my head.
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by collyw 3y ago
Lets face it job titles are a lot of bullshit. I was a "programmer". I call myself a "software engineer". I probably do better SQL than many data engineers / scientists, which is getting annoying as I am shoehorned
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by collyw 3y ago
It depends on who you listen to. Non coders seem to love Wordpress. I worked in a place with a Django booking site and a Wordpress marketing site. The other two devs knew PHP, while I know python, they advised me not to learn it and to sta
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by collyw 3y ago
It was initially sold as a way to fix browser incompatibilities, but I still use it because there are really nice plugins like select2. I really don't see the point in SPA apps for the most part. Fair enough if you have a heavily inter
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by collyw 3y ago
Check that it is actually there. I have heard doom monger predictions for over 3 decades and none of them have come true to date. I live by the sea and the level hasn't risen by any perceivable amount. 30 years ago I was told that majo
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by collyw 3y ago
Because it's nonsense. All based on models with no history of being accurate. It's pseudo science as the Nobel Laurette for physics pointed out last year.
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by collyw 3y ago
No we don't. It's nice it being a little warmer. Anything else is unjustified fearmongering.Historically good times coincided with warmer temperatures.
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by collyw 3y ago
Prove that it actually a problem. In the 70's it was global cooling and a new ice age that we were to live on fear of. Do we really expect the climate to remain stable? Something that has never actually happened? That was all your faul
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by collyw 3y ago
Why does it need to be fixed? What's wrong with it getting a little warmer?
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by collyw 3y ago
How does that work if it's the atmosphere that is heating from man made global warming?
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by collyw 3y ago
Numbers in under 45 age groups goes up in 2021. Safe and effective.
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by collyw 3y ago
Sounds pretty fun. Maybe not if you are an organizer though.
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by collyw 3y ago
It's more likely to be lower levels of vitamin D in winter. Viral transmission is very poorly understood.
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by collyw 3y ago
That vaccine worked out really well for under 45's didn't it?

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