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A policy mistake in one graph
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
If that's how your organization works, leave it.
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I didn't say "just". Find a partner to marry is not a simple task. However, having it as a goal changes the perspective and the way to assess potential partners, their preferences and values, and, by the way, own preferences
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3y ago
Yes, that's very close to what I meant.
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3y ago
Get married. People are not designed to be alone.
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The unintentional dystopian beauty of oil rigs
(twitter.com)
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Ditto. That's why I sold my car after starting WFH. It became annoying to occasionally try to remember if I collected my car from that parking lot 2 weeks ago.
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How to build your own Raspberry Pi watch
(raspberrypi.com)
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4y ago
That's a good problem to solve, but I wish it would be solved using standards, not with yet another service. Anyway, good luck to the founders!
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Of course CS jobs will exist. Who else will be fixing the bugs the AI generates?
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4y ago
> It's the never-ending game of get the maximum bag Yeah, it's an ages old game. It's called capitalism .
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4y ago
>No need to be exposed to clickbait, scams, or excessively ad-heavy results. Not yet . But it will be monetized eventually, of course. Most probably through ads. And, as we know very well, big tech corps simply are not able to do moneti
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Ahrefs Saved US$400M in 3 Years by Not Going to the Cloud
(tech.ahrefs.com)
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If you don't trust your government, what makes you think that your money will keep its value over time regardless of government actions? A reckless government can destruct not only the retirement system, but the monetary system as well
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4y ago
>I really, really hate what Duolingo has become. And here is the main driving cause of the change as stated by the author: "By mid-2018, daily active users (DAU) were growing at a single-digit rate year-over-year, which was troublin
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4y ago
Inno Setup uses Pascal for scripted installations and is rather popular.
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POTUS's visit to Kyiv and how RailForceOne was born
(twitter.com)
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What do you mean by writeback functions?
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"It's free and it always will be" disappears together with zero-interest rates.
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4y ago
People are living with it until they stumble when an innocent expression (a + b) >= c suddenly fails to work. For instance, in Excel the expression A1-B1-C1 >= 0 returns FALSE when A1=2.03, B1=0.03, and C1=2. Such an
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4y ago
Both Excel and Google Sheets return FALSE for this expression: 2.03 - 2 - 0.03 = 0 The vast majority of data transformation and BI tools (Power BI, PowerQuery, Tableau, etc.) return FALSE for this expression: 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.3
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4y ago
>Was work socialization even that good? It doesn't really matter. It was OK for some, useless for others. People still don't have a choice. It's just a different lack of choice. Debates about WFH seem redundant at this poi
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4y ago
Not plans yet. Still figuring out how to make money on Stable Diffusion.
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Small databases aren't popular because Excel spreadsheets already occupy that niche. A small database doesn't have to be normalized. Because it's small, it can be denormalized into a flat table that can be conveniently handle
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4y ago
I think you underestimate $28.83 billion.
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Tried to configure 2FA on PayPal. Adding only 1 authenticator app is allowed (why not more?). Failed to recognize Yubikey in Firefox. It's a leading payment processor. They have lots of money and developers. The state of things is pity
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4y ago
>It's like email. Not really. Email providers don't associate with any interest/affiliation. Almost all Mastodon instances do.
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Enterprise rates are usually negotiated individually with each customer and therefore not published. Enterprise sales are a different world.
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4y ago
What I read is she would have much less pressure if she didn't take VC money.
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4y ago
The new Prius (2023) is anything but ugly.
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