emeril

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by emeril 2y ago
as someone who works in the enterprise world as an accountant with some programming experience... excel is flexible and easy for reporting/analysis for data of varying sizes from small to not ginormous whereas doing anything in an ERP
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by emeril 2y ago
I had that too - it was the last gaming card I ever had, then I became an adult who didn't like games for better or worse
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by emeril 2y ago
The urinal choice game was formative for me.
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by emeril 2y ago
My personal favorite tidbit about a company which gave surveys years ago was that they claimed they were anonymous but when I was late to submit mine one year, the CFO called me and asked me to do my survey since it was late...
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by emeril 2y ago
the US is def not the best in many categories - though I suspect certain pockets of the US (overrepresented on HN) are like SV re: tech/quality of life and academia many people I know - mostly [science/math/etc. denying] repu
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by emeril 2y ago
yeah - I'm sure Everything by voidtools is precisely that
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by emeril 2y ago
I love the comment on the article "Lol. Lmao. You think a watch is going to be the biggest insider threat? What about the unelected foreign national rifling through every server closest in the DC metro area?"
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by emeril 2y ago
i have such a subaru - the nav is a joke - the whole UX for their GUI is bad but the car seems mostly okay recently got a mazda - seems generally better though I think most car interfaces are crap
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by emeril 2y ago
too bad it's not optimized to view without loading the entire thing to memory...
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by emeril 2y ago
I had a similar experience with a Mazda lease I never installed the app and I was asked to by the leasing guy though he wasn't pushy about it - for whatever reason, the lease/sales guys are incented to have it installed though, al
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by emeril 2y ago
where's your evidence of this massive sympathy? I bet even his own family isn't too sad about this - most C-Levels I've worked with are grade A psychopaths whose family doesn't care for them besides money this guy is pro
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by emeril 2y ago
Us republicans here don't like them facts and prefer alternative facts we like to think we are just da best at everything after all, I sometimes read about people coming to the US for care so it must be better?
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by emeril 2y ago
I suppose though if one of my children grows up to be a CEO of a place like UHC, I'd consider myself to have failed as a parent and would disown them
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by emeril 2y ago
maybe so but it's definitely cathartic and that counts for something
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by emeril 2y ago
All valid points though each of those examples seemingly only has a fraction of the viewers of the netflix events, right?
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by emeril 2y ago
omg dude - you must transition to directory opus instead of file explorer the wildcard search alone is worth the entry price been using it for like 10+ years
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by emeril 2y ago
nice site though some of those are def heavy on the ink/toner with the black backgrounds!!! :)
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by emeril 2y ago
> It's not that easy to fix. Medicare for everyone seems like an "easy" fix but we have too many red state neanderthals in the US who oppose policies that clearly benefit them claiming "personal responsibility" t
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by emeril 2y ago
great new yorker piece on this https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/05/29/the-world-is-r...
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by emeril 2y ago
I've been using outlook 2010 for 15 years (+ and old license of "lookeen") it seems to be the least bad version I've encountered for an exchange client that seems compatible with modern exchange if I had super modern exc
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by emeril 2y ago
yeah, at least PwC + Deloitte are more legitimate than say KPMG or E&Y IMO this is judging by all the time I spend reading their "handbooks" professionally
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by emeril 2y ago
omg, I'm an actual old fart accountant... "quickbooks" is good enough for small businesses (though I 100% appreciate the problems it has) if you need something robust with more controls, you either just use netsuite/etc.
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by emeril 2y ago
it's been a while since I worked in adtech so unsure best where to source/verify those impressions but much of NYT views are by paid subscribers so I'd imagine that funds at least a good chunk of those workers salaries? furth
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by emeril 2y ago
so true - the few who are at risk of real exploits are already aware of this and do more than just system updates I only let my browser autoupdate (somewhat reluctantly) since I view that as the most likely security issue on my winpc but wh
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by emeril 2y ago
don't move to the US or most any other country in the world canada is better than most
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by emeril 2y ago
perhaps try the inhaler for an extended period to see if it helps more over time?
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by emeril 2y ago
isn't UV light dangerous for people? perhaps there's certain wavelengths that kill viruses/bacteria but don't increase cancer risk?
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by emeril 2y ago
I'm jealous - I held onto Excel 2003 until 2018 at which point Win10 couldn't really run it anymore - all office after 2003 is a step backwards IMO I use Office 2010 which seems moderately stable (2007 was a complete mess) + ubitm
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by emeril 2y ago
Agreed though I see the current situation as just yet another result of the inherent flaws in human reasoning where some significant percentage of the population can't reason sufficiently well to make reasonably optimal choices (e.g.,
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by emeril 2y ago
Maybe so, but think of the shareholders!!!

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