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> The idea that your word is taken more seriously as an EM rather than an IC when it comes to (for example) needing to test more i thjnk this has to do with where you’re testing your word as the power of a statement from anyone in an org
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i very much so enjoyed these articles even if i don’t use raspberry pi anymore. it has a very much so research notes cleaned up for sharing feel and reminds me of some of my teams internal articles, particularly on research the author wasn’
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i took a different opinion after the article — i was of the same opinion before it but the article gave me some ideas i’d actually like. i’m very much so a bit easily distractable and i do tend to wander and move locations while i work at h
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Ah I know of this one and yes it's very annoying. But I can explain the behavior for you, though it won't be any less random-seeming in my experience. Depending on where you stop your selection with the cursor, Teams will think yo
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I don't mean to just blanket shit on Teams, but Teams is just a confusing mess of UI choices and UX design that makes no sense even within the context of using Teams. The meeting icons are of course pretty awful as you cited, but it&#x
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> awk isn't readable. I mean, russian is also unreadable, until you know how to read it. awk's power for me isn't the LOC needed to accomplish a task, its power is that I can express the business logic I need very easily a
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3y ago
I get what you're saying, but I would disagree that the focus should be on Excel and its UI/UX. As annoying as Excel is when you're working with _specific_ data that suffers from Excel's attempts to be helpful, I'd
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3y ago
I think there's a lot of handwaving by older generations as to the issues younger generations are having, yes. Children who try to become interested in social/political issues who realize their future is bleak are often dismisses
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3y ago
> An essential is to establish credibility: 'Leave it to me - stay off my turf - and it will get done.' When they say the VIP needs something, find out what they really need and deliver that with amazing promptness and reliabil
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3y ago
learning about ctrl+r on zsh feels like magic for me -- I'm not a heavy terminal user but I am pretty comfortable with it, and like the author, I have a lot of common commands with specific flags I need to add depending on if I'm
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3y ago
you are not incorrect that this would help mitigate, but it still misses a few key points I think regarding why artists are upset about AI generation - This is still vulnerable to stuff like mturk or even just normal users who did get past
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3y ago
I don't think that's true at all. Images and text get reposted with or without consent, often without attribution. It wouldn't make it right for the AI companies to scrape when the original author doesn't want that but s
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3y ago
In strict terms yes, if you didn't get informed consent from your test subjects that would be unethical. Research has a lot of policies and systems set up to ensure that if your testing involves people, you must get informed consent fr
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3y ago
Can you elaborate ont he crashes more? when i still had an android phone newpipe was the only app i actively enjoyed using because it was just reliable and simple. the only issues i ever had were the same everyone had when youtube broke the
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It's not really how it works for a lot of users in the US. As I get it with the more social demographics, most use different apps for messaging for different contexts. social media like twitter or instagram for more public casual chatt
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3y ago
It's about slowly demonstrating that such things are highly held principles within an organization. That is, if there's resistance to open and honest meetings within your teams, most probably it's because historically open an
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3y ago
> They also sell so many overpriced kits with not much going on in them (just a few pieces of paper, not enough dice, sub par instructions ). Or really expensive character toys. For me this is the most telling part that Hasbro doesn'
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A recall for essential maintenance is just that. I would focus on the need for an urgent update due to the flaws rather than the issuing agency's lack of more accurate terminology for a relatively new element to cars. Rolling around in
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3y ago
I understand your frustration, but it's more or less what is being advertised as possible and reasonable to try with current AIs. I don't think you'd see the articles as much (or at least not without more refutation) if it wa
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3y ago
I think this is overly critical and I'm not sure I can see the justification. My understanding from that quote is that IBM is a name that everyone "knows", but fewer and fewer persons actually know what IBM even does anymore
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3y ago
While I am excited to see that quite a decent number of past clients I've had are considering proxmox and other virtualization stacks, I am not confident there will be a fast answer for this new change in the virtualization realm. Larg
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Thank you this was a nice read and it's useful to understand that it's a very personal topic. Another book I have read explained the "person first" approach to describing disabilities, and it makes sense as I can see how
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For those needing context, The Day Before is a survival style game. (shooters usually, limited supplies, always hostile zones with NPC enemies and player enemies (usually) The genre is fair well established so there were many comparisons du
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how do yoh mean europe missed the internet? my experience since i left the us years ago is that the tech used in eu is leagues above that from us companies and often feature equivalent or even better. banking and payments are a fine example
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i must confess i did not have a good definition of dyskinesia in my mind but reading briefly i absolutely can get why apple hardware would be awful with dyskinesia; as much as i love the apple trackpads i still sometimes get cursor jumps or
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It's endemic for sure -- I download pirated stuff yes, but as I got older, I really did try to make an effort to use streaming services, movie/media stores, app stores, etc. Everything about it was so awful and ridiculous that it
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This is a story about social media technology and a fairly deep and documented look at how a specific group is using this technology to spread their version of propaganda and harassment. The use of the technology may be political, but I wou
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I completely get your fear as I also don't really want non-chat features from Telegram, but I can pretty confidently say I don't think any of the new features have at all changed how I use the app. my chats work exactly like I exp
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I'm not sure what the parent post meant exactly, but I do agree there is tons of grunt work -- I've seen big name SV companies where large parts of their work flow include parts like "and then just every hour you need to do s
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This is a real issue I've seen at my past jobs in Support -- in theory, the better the support team got at closing issues without needing RND, the better the case load should have gotten and the better overall time for everyone involve
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