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Curious how AI gets the raw information if there are no reporters nor newspapers. Does AI go to meetings or interview politicians?
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I used to work for a large F100 company where I had to know no later than June 30th what my expected expenses would be for the next fiscal year (January-December). Any increase in expenses or acquisition of a new product required going thro
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3y ago
Figure out your costs…how much will it cost to develop? How much will it cost to run? Do the operational costs increase or decrease over time? Do they increase or decrease as you add more customers? How much will maintenance cost over time
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3y ago
Hierarchical, not relational, not what I’d call a graph database. Pre-SQL. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Information_Management_Sys...
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IBM tried to push a competitor in the 1990s…BookManager was an initially mainframe (VM/CMS, MVS, etc) combination of viewer program and proprietary format. It came about in response to both IBM customers and product documentation group
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epc
3y ago
Was a “webmaster” for the Atlanta and Nagano sites and managed an application development team for Sydney.
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3y ago
It matters a lot less than it used to. With the exception of working on the Olympics I’ve been able to use an Amex for most travel expenses since 2000. What was more of a pain was the lack of EMV chips in US credit cards for a long time.
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3y ago
The school was likely using ISDN or some sort of digital phone setup and you lucked out. Hotels used to have a special data port on the room handset that you could use because the main line was digital (either ISDN or something else). Eve
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I’ve been under two. One prohibited working with any existing clients for a calendar year after my termination date. A second prohibited working in a similar role in the US for a year. Both applied to employment and not other actions one
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Do the three of you have experience setting up and running a startup? If not, then do not try to precisely define equal responsibilities because, as you’ve already learned, you’ll fail. Agree on each other’s areas of responsibility, how su
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3y ago
The free coffee and discounted cafeteria food stopped in 1992, at least at Myers Corners Lab near Poughkeepsie.
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“New” in 2018: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-bot-gtld-from-amazon/
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3y ago
Was it a shallow pain, like almost in the surface or lining of the chest wall? Might have been something called costochondritis. I had had it off and on since the 1990s, usually for a day or two. But, after each Covid infection I had it for
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3y ago
Was it possible that she was wearing polarized glasses? I had this experience with the cooler screens at a Walgreens in Miami Beach. I wear polarized sunglasses. I didn't realize the windows were lit until I got very close and took my
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3y ago
Just gut instinct: StartADAM sounds like a brand. "a.link" sounds like a scam. You’d get more value figuring out a request for https://startadam.com/help/tool-specific-questions/ took 15 seconds (using c
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3y ago
Depends on how you’re measuring success. Are you looking for profit? Distribution? Both? Something else? Also depends on how you are funding development. On premises is going to require support resources for installation and maintenance.
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3y ago
If the choice is between burning out and taking a sabbatical to get a break, take the sabbatical. My only advice is: structure the sabbatical in some way. Give yourself some OKRs. Doesn't matter what they are. If you don't you&
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It's not working partly because the LIRR, for reasons beyond comprehension, failed to order additional trainsets and instead is splitting existing trainsets between the three terminals (Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn): https://nyp
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It's effectively a new coat of paint.
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I have an ancient alternate identity Yahoo account which I used as the recovery account when I created a similarly named Gmail account. Have used each every few months. Each specifies the other as the recovery or backup account. Neither has
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Uzi Nissan, the original registrant, passed away in 2020: https://jalopnik.com/uzi-nissan-internet-domain-owner-who-fo...
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Wifi was kind of useless until 802.11b was agreed. I used one of the early Cisco(?) wireless adaptors circa 1997 and 1998 and…it was mostly unpleasant except for the fact that it was wireless (I don't know if it was 802.11 or a predece
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I have this on my garage, mostly because occasionally I’m an idiot. One feature that OP can use is that you can set a schedule to automatically open or close the door at given times. So in my case I have it set to close at noon and ten p.m.
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I bought one in November 1998 ($1299 then, roughly $2400 today). It was an upgrade for me from an ancient Mac SE I’d had since 1990. The thing that struck me then was how easy the online purchase process was. There were very few options to
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I mostly gave up after years of trying different techniques. For most things I use a public address that goes to a G Suite account. For financial/banking stuff I use aliases that cannot be logged into (eg banking@example.com where the
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It’s $115/ticket according to https://www.nyc.gov/site/finance/vehicles/services-violation... (look up code 40).
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Completely anecdotal but: “views” as reported by Twitter of tweets on my private account are down roughly 80% YOY. My follower count has dropped slightly. I’ve been on Twitter since 2007. It’s been a roller coaster of fun, annoying, vaguely
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I got stuck once at Pearson and ended up calling the various rental car agencies until I found one (Hertz) that had a car that had to return to NY state, so they didn't penalize me and just charged a "normal" one way rate.
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Can you try changing to a flight out of Philadelphia or NYC (different ATC centers) assuming they haven't solved this for you?
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’been happy with Pair Domains (pairdomains.com) for years. Bland UI. TOTP based 2FA. Mail forwarding (but unclear if they support SRS, assume not) and domain management. Occasional popup prompts to try weebly on your domains but easily dis
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