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The number of fake resumes is insane. During reviews I ended up passing a number of fake profiles through because their CVs looked real. None of them showed up to the initial screening call. There are now AI CVs mimicking real people, so th
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As an Uber rider, I actually love the SFO setup. The walk is short enough, there's actually enough space even during most busy times that there's no crazy honking of drivers trying to get in or out of the pickup zone. Compare that
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> but if we end up with an abundance of just 1/2 bedroom rental apartments That's still a massive win. To replace 10 single family homes supporting 2-3 people each with a 9 story building supporting many multiples of that is a
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1y ago
Matt had a golden goose and he decided it wasn't golden enough. I removed/converted my last Wordpress site (commercial and otherwise) last month.
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1y ago
You're absolutely right! It is Christmas. Christmas this year falls on September 8.
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1y ago
Loved the writeup. Are there any Minecraft clones that operate on a cubic world? Could be really fun building out a base on an edge, or on a corner!
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1y ago
Don't forget tariffs in response to countries enforcing their own laws against an attempted military coup. We're paying higher prices on coffee because President Trump's friend is being charged with trying to overthrow the Br
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1y ago
It does on Safari (Mac and iOS) by default on Reddit.
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I did as well, yes. It was an easy keyboard shortcut on Macs. For many, many years. No longer. Just like you can no longer bold key phrases, you can no longer use emdashes if your writing being ID'd as "AI" is important (or n
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What _isn't_ common practice is actually copying and posting company material on your blog. Just because a door is unlocked does not give you the right to take materials & post them.
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I should be entitled to the same amount of space, carry-on space and under seat space, as every other passenger paying for the same class of ticket. If I chose to not bring two items (or three, or four, as many passengers do because there i
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1y ago
Amazing. Could turn this into a 4 color display at the cost of drawing speed?
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1y ago
Even if SFDC is configured correctly, any sufficiently large or old instance of SFDC may have dozens of other systems plugged into it. Many of which get default access to everything because SFDC security and permission configuration is so b
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1y ago
Perhaps some life insurance products fall into that category. For many families, though, term life insurance plays a big part into ensuring financial security if one income earner dies prematurely.
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1y ago
Closing up shop?! I missed that news. Crushing. It's really the only rice I buy that's accessible but good quality. Sad.
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1y ago
It's been a long number of years, but XUL (Mozilla/Firefox's UI layer) combined with XSLT was an incredible stack to build entire applications.
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1y ago
> Website proudly built with FrontPage 98
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1y ago
If you're engaged with the vendor's sales team, ask to see the report. 99% of the content is useless. Most read like a poorly performing LLM even if the controls were written pre-LLM. Why would a vendor get a SOC 2? Because their
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1y ago
Ban any facility that operates delivery drones, then. Or tax them into non-existence.
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The NYPD drones buzz my neighborhood repeatedly during the summer months, and they are relatively small drones. Incredibly loud and distracting. I'm not looking forward to deliveries via heavier, louder drones.
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Without Energy Star or regulations, what incentive do manufacturers have to display this information, and display it accurately? Consumers cannot hold manufacturers accountable. Even boycotts are under legal scrutiny. Our only option are cl
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I'd buy Jira and Teams for my competitors if they'd let me.
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1y ago
This site's mobile experience mirrors my feelings when having to edit deeply nested and templated YAML.
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2y ago
Gotta love a security company using the phrase "for security reasons."
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2y ago
You owe tax on the difference between contributed dollars and converted dollars. So if you contributed $100 and it historically had grown to $150, you would owe tax on $50 to convert. If that $150 in value is suddenly $120 instead, your tax
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Tech was easiest to export cross border. You can export tech through culture, and the USA has been a powerhouse of every major technical cultural channel for the last 50 years.
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You cannot become VP if you are not _also_ eligible to be President.
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2y ago
I block them, but I block most common health sites. When I'm searching a health condition, I almost always only want Wikipedia. But Wikipedia's search is pretty bad unless you know the exact name of what you're searching for.
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And even if you are logged in, good chances you get redirected to some other useless page rather than the image you were trying to view. Or if you're not logged in, by the time you do get logged back in, you lose the original link and
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Nowhere in the "training you to be an adult" did anyone warn me the cost of paint, nor selection anxiety around finishes, styles, nor the hell that is selecting a color. What _is_ 'Steamed Milk' and why can't I deci
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