dudul

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by dudul 3y ago
Knowing what a monad is -as in, really knowing - is not a requirement to properly use them. It would be pure noise in a job description.
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by dudul 3y ago
I dont have the data to evaluate if it's true or not, but netflix content surely doesn't appeal to me. They lose licenses for older shows that I found somewhat interesting, and their original content is terrible. So yeah, I dont k
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by dudul 3y ago
The only one that looks weird is your first story with your ISP. Never heard of that. I have comcast, so talk about scumbags, and the one time my connection was degraded they sent a guy for free to replace some cable or I don't know wh
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by dudul 3y ago
That's a lot of effort while you could just have not connected your TV to the wifi.
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by dudul 3y ago
You seem to completely accept that man made climate change is real. How did you get there? Which strong science based arguments have you seem that convinced you? Or more importantly, how do you know you have not fallen into the propaganda
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by dudul 3y ago
> To be honest, I've grown overall highly skeptical of CoCs, and believe they've become tools to push specific political views instead of foment a friendly and inclusive environment. (Yes, I know some will say "duh" b
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by dudul 3y ago
Except that I had built my reserves before, over time.
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by dudul 3y ago
Laugh all you want, but during the worst months of covid, when some items were impossible to find, I was all stocked. And my neighbors were very grateful that I was able to help them procure some necessary things. Most preppers don't d
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by dudul 3y ago
Damn! Having to take 36 photos instead of 24! Totally worth the difference for the trouble.
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by dudul 3y ago
I dont think Putin is insane either, but megalomans can easily start thinking "after me the deluge".
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by dudul 3y ago
Very much this. It is actually a real scandal that realtors make a share of the sale as opposed to a flat fee. The paperwork and all is the same regardless of if it's a condo or a mansion.
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by dudul 3y ago
The usual recommendation is to go get another offer at the salary you want and use that to make your case. Now, I use to think that the "spiteful boss" was a myth, ie the boss that is going to be all pissy because they feel blackm
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by dudul 3y ago
> most American companies have offices in European capitals. That sounds very untrue.
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by dudul 3y ago
This article keeps using the word "non consensual ", but I don't get it. Is it actually illegal to modify an image to add porn elements to it? If these models are really trained on images that are shared on the internet what&
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by dudul 3y ago
Can't read Dutch, but I'm pretty sure there is a version of "muh' terrorism!" in there.
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by dudul 3y ago
If it is humanity's destiny to discover time travel and kill Hitler, it would have already (had?) happened. If time travel becomes possible we already are in the "modified" time line. I don't know what "free will&q
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by dudul 3y ago
What? Where do phones work like that? Isn't it enough for one party to hang up for the call to be over?
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by dudul 3y ago
Why? I only see the inconvenience of having to spell it when the other party is trying to write it down.
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by dudul 3y ago
There is a big difference between relying on the phone to find information and using it as a baby sitter. This "study" seems to mash both when it helps with the narrative.
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by dudul 3y ago
I wasn't clear, I was talking about expertise exhibited by one of the protagonists.
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by dudul 3y ago
Yeah you need a better name for that, because, while the phenomenon is real, the name is kind of meh. Why not the electrician problem? Or the teacher problem? Any profession would work. Why plumbers? Plus, I can't really recall any
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by dudul 3y ago
It absolutely make "economic sense" to pay domestic salaries and keep the wealth in the country.
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by dudul 3y ago
Timezone, culture, taxes, regulation. Also, I see no problems with companies trying to hire domestically. Keeps the money in the country and people are able to buy products, including the ones provided by the company. Finally, is this only
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by dudul 3y ago
Software engineers have kids to feed.
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by dudul 3y ago
That would do nothing if so called engineers are not given the "power" to refuse to implement something when they are ordered to by their PM.
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by dudul 3y ago
https://www.wisnerbaum.com/aviation-accident/boeing-plane-cr... I didn't read the whole thing but it doesn't look like software modifications were the main issue.
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by dudul 3y ago
Has this happened? I can't imagine something like this where the software company is not liable. But maybe I'm too naive.
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by dudul 3y ago
I also loved red alert 2, and played it much more than starcraft. However, one possible reason is that starcraft had 3 factions. 3 very different factions. Yes, Allies and USSR had special units in RA2, but the differences were much more pr
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by dudul 3y ago
I like that you used the word "crusades". Says a lot about how some people on the left view themselves.
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by dudul 3y ago
My wife is a mom full time by choice - and because we can afford ot. She goes to play dates, she gives yoga lessons, is part of a bookclub, etc. Tired of the old "no life for the caregiver" trope. If I had a choice, between slavin

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