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ATS == Applicant Tracking System
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I posted with the 'read for free' link, but HN seems to have gone through the redirect to the underlying URL. Here's the free link: https://wapo.st/3QTGLHS
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'Zoom fatigue' may take toll on the brain and the heart
(washingtonpost.com)
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How would it be better? Is there anything beyond not having to provide a phone number? How would it be worse?
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I like the concept, but the rotating turntable for the food and plate is silly. I have a Panasonic NE-1022F (sadly, no longer available) and it rotates the antenna under the floor of the unit. That approach enables use of a smaller motor, r
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I like my speedy Amazon deliveries and don't like the grueling conditions, often reported on by the Guardian, that Amazon warehouse workers have to deal with to support that pace. I look forward to the day when automation puts an end t
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That makes sense, but I still find it to be an interesting visual phenomenon
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Yikes! TIL that with Apple Silicon it is impossible to stop the computer from auto-booting on lid open or key press. There was an nvram hack that worked for Intel machines but it has no effect now. What a "feature." I've adde
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I turn my laptop off to clean it and avoid the power button while doing the cleaning. Was this not an option for you?
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The article itself points to prior discussion on HN from 2022 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30184796
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For me as an engineer who influences technology acquisition, open source wins by being grokkable. - If my colleagues and I can see the source, we can decide whether or not we think it will fulfill the claims it makes. - Once we're usin
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A “round turn and two half hitches” (ABOK #1720) is what I’ve been told is a better alternative for tying fenders to a boat that will be left unattended
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3y ago
a plastic dock cleat hot glued to a piece of wood works pretty well and is fairly cheap
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One reason for doing this is to add variety to the sentence structure rather than just repeating the same from- to construction for both items. Whether that’s a good choice in this case is a different matter.
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The Bayesian Base Rate fallacy is the key here. "Suppose that at your regular physical exam you test positive for Disease X. Although Disease X has only mild symptoms, you are concerned and ask your doctor about the accuracy of the tes
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I can see that self-driving in rural areas might be less of a challenge, but what happens when such a vehicle hits a town? Does it drive anyway or does it stop in a pre-assigned parking area? That's a logistical and financial burden fo
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As someone with formal education in both literature (including lots of analytical essay writing ) and computer science, this resonates strongly with me and is a great addition to my toolbox for thinking about code. I'm wondering how
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> it's a methodology for meticulously breaking down the meaning of every word, phrase and reference in a text, without resorting to any subjective interpretation How many words have only one meaning? In the presence of words with mu
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TIL fridge logic https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/fridge_logic
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Here's a script I use for this. It's designed for use with github. Run it in your copy of a repo with a PR number and it will create a 'review' branch that has the changes uncommitted. Works great with IDEs with a good d
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If the intent was to communicate a pause, I think an ellipsis would be the way to go. "We agree that the worst person to be stuck in traffic ... is you." One source for this is item 7 at https://www.merriam-webster.com&
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Very well written. However, I have never thought of the word 'endpoint' as used in API documentation in the way they describe it. I have no idea what the true origin is but I've always thought of it as the end of the journey
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As a MacOS user, I have long wished that Apple would make it possible to configure a custom file naming policy for the the dialog boxes presented when saving files. In my dream world it would enable changing "The shell and its crappy h
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> Let's first figure out what it means to work with whitespace properly A problem with that: What is 'properly'? The current solution is one take on how to do it properly.
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Is Netflix a Silicon Valley company? I think so. The article claims the trend of going big on streaming started at Netflix and the more traditional players followed along. It seems a reasonable claim.
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because it's a joke
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Its presence makes it difficult for python to run multi-threaded.
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no Global Interpreter Lock
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"There is nothing more temporary than a permanent solution and nothing more permanent than a temporary solution" needs to be designated as a rule or law akin to Hofstadter's law or the Ninety-ninety rule. As a placeholder unt
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3y ago
At last I have discovered my next career!
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