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by csydas 4y ago
It's not so much the specific distance as the limitation and illegal "zone" that now exists around officers, a moving target for when you can suddenly ve performing something illegal that wasn't illegal a few centimeters
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by csydas 4y ago
I actually don't think it's as ingrained as people make it out to be; it certainly _was_ present at a time, but poking around on various Google Maps entries for restaurants and shops that come up checking in various EU cities, whi
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It's a false comparison in my opinion, but I do get your idea. With your scenario, there are two elements to consider: 1. Bystander Effect, i.e., someone else can help in this situation so I don't have to 2. People likely reason t
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There are many types of high, so it's difficult to explain. It's extremely personal in a way that you want to share with everyone as it likely is one of the best times of your life sitting there and feeling the ecstasy and glory o
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I think the issue is that media adaptations of meditation and other pop culture represtnations have really diluted what it means and added biases that you are or are not aware of. Meditation is ultimately a focusing and calming technique; i
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Wait people use unintroduced initialisms and acronyms in technical writing? This is something that should always be avoided because it makes the barrier to understanding so much higher. Internally we stress to avoid acronym abuse because it
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End of my day and 100+ wpm ;) Gotta decompress somehow.
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It's about auditing. records for N years and demonstrable proof of tracking and reporting. Green = fine, red = investigate and report. Notifications are not good for archival or reporting purposes and are heavily abused by devs anyways
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This also. Avoid keywords, avoid "URGENT"/"PRIORITY"/crap like that, and pick a solid good thesis statement Don't try to categorize my time and attention, that's for me to decide, and you're just
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by csydas 4y ago
Follow up as I realize I did overlook your actual question :D I wrote how I answer, not how you can get my attention, but many of the points apply. Conciseness, clarity, and directness. What do you need from me, why do you need it, what act
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Yes, there is a lot of automation that comes through also and stuff that gets routed, and a lot gets sorted. I'm not sure what else to say besides I have many facets to my work. I can't give a guess on how many are "real&quot
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Sure, practice conciseness. - For your familiar team, during any verbal communication, take time to restate your position and why brevity may be in your email. Remind that text doesn't always convey tone well, even more so when writing
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I'm not sure this follows. I have easily millions of emails per year controlled with excessive filtering to get through my day in a very organized way, and I still end up with messages that I just skip over if the apparent need/in
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I ended up writing a huge wall of text for this, but realized it was too much. The article I think makes too many proclamations without supporting a single one with logic or evidence, and I'm not really interested in articles that put
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I'm really glad and appreciate you took my post in the spirit I meant it, as I absolutely get the premise behind it. I just don't fully subscribe to your initial post, but really I appreciate your understanding. For full disclosur
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I will really try hard to not make this feel like a personal attack as I don't think you have bad intentions at all, and as you admit, you didn't flesh out this idea. But the above reads with so much complicated and murky language
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Articles like this are interesting for me because I have trouble relating to "feed addiction" and the attention issues often associated with social media. I understand how it gets the way it is and I can imagine how it must feel,
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I get what you're saying and I think this is true for a lot of people, but hear me out. I actually rarely read too deeply into the CV except as a source for some talking points. I have a phenomenal recruitment team so I rarely need to
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I wouldn't dismiss certs that fast as from my experience hiring for technical roles, it's a wash. I've had people with more certs than braincells, and people with certs that I loved and wanted on my team immediately. It at le
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While I get what you're saying, it is important that it has dipped a significant amount because I think it questions the value of BTC as a store of value and it allows a lot of discussions on the level of volatility, and likely invokes
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I will grant that it's a broad generalization, but I don't think it's a straw man. The implicit sales point of a lot of software is that it removes the overheard of research and quantitative looks and provides hard data. If d
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I'm not sure that's exactly true and I'm not sure on it's applicability to the article. The author's point isn't about that it disregards human feelings in my opinion, it's that we implicitly trust and ido
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I'm not sure this is a universal experience. The suburbs my family lived in were quite hostile towards pedestrians, as the lack of sidewalks had two primary outcomes: 1. People just rarely walked 2. As a result of 1, drivers became una
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I disagree at large, but give exception to at least the US due to how cities are built. I am not a chef by any means or even a cook, but I learned how to cook in University due to being unbelievably poor and got tired of "low budget fa
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> Don’t ask “trick” questions, like anything where you have to use an obscure data structure or algorithm in a clever way (or dynamic programming). I just want to put this out there to anyone who gets involved in interviews that this is
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I questioned it also but I guess tabs have become the replacement for bookmarks. AFAIk both chrome and Firefox have a search function specifically for open tabs so for some it's easier to track and store sites that way, especially sinc
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my work inbox is by nature of my job is some sort of email hydra; if I take out one thread, 10 more appear. This is kind of a blessing/curse of always-on communication and instant connections in that you can drown yourself in them, and
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I want to second that I have the impression the parent is speaking from a strictly american perspective. I'm an American that emigrated to eastern europe, and even before I emigrated, I had already started to get _used_ to the way a lo
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I get the goal but I don't think it really addresses the main issue which is that what you're looking at is already a heavily curated stream of photos taken in very specific ways to suppose a specific kind of life-style. One of my
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I appreciate your statement (edit: and thank you!), and I must admit I feel like I'm at work de-escalating cases on a Sunday :) To give as much good faith as I can, perhaps my post was overly focused on my frustration and didn't a

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