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by garciasn 3y ago
I’m strongly anti-union. While they increase the average wage, they limit the top wages of those who are not average or below. That said, Sweden is clearly pro-union. If Musk didn’t want to have to deal with pro-union tactics, like those be
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by garciasn 3y ago
As long as it was clear a decision could be made in time, fine. But, frankly, if I were on trial by a jury of my peers, I’d appreciate it if people took their time.
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by garciasn 3y ago
I agree that agreeing to be questioned and then saying you don't recall endlessly is mostly absurd. However, you know he has gone through hours of very recent prep with his defense lawyers about the specific questions he'll be ask
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by garciasn 3y ago
You avoid pain killers but love Demoral? I don’t understand.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Ok, what about the Merceds EQE/Ss? They're $74K+ Honda Civics. Why not put them in the standard E/S class bodies? Why do they have to look like a piece of shit car even though they come from what, in America, is a luxury auto
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by garciasn 3y ago
They claim to like me and, being that several of them have worked with me at multiple companies over a 15 year span and at least one other has requested I take them with me in the future, I would probably say they appreciate my style. That
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by garciasn 3y ago
Never. Ever. Ever. Ever. Ever. Ever. Accept a counter. Never. Why? If they didn't recognize your value before and they only recognize it when you threaten to depart, they aren't respecting you any more w/the counter; they&#x2
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by garciasn 3y ago
Perl is probably overkill for 99% of one-liners and may not be available on as many environments as awk/sed are, but I advocate that folks do whatever is best for them in their environment and if that's Perl for you, rock it out!
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by garciasn 3y ago
Dropbox has been the biggest name who did the whole “cloud repatriation” thing, which was all the rage at the beginning of 2023, with claims that the cloud was soon to be dead—but cloud revenues are supposedly expected to be in excess of $1
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by garciasn 3y ago
You need to pay for dedicated because they’re generally unavailable in the moment. So it’s more like 45 days, if we’re only talking about a single GPU—but we’re talking about ~2x.
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by garciasn 3y ago
We went with a M2 Studio with maxed out RAM because we simply cannot get reliable GPU availability with cloud providers and for $6000 (with tax) we can have the equivalent VRAM of ~2 80GB GPUs instead of paying $5/hr for the pleasure.
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by garciasn 3y ago
I get ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by garciasn 3y ago
The submitted link (some sort of redirect?) is dead, you can go straight to the site here: https://baarilliant.ai
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by garciasn 3y ago
SBF told someone he was sleeping with Ellison; that’s the only reference to it, yet it’s the first word in the headline? What a trashy, clickbait headline. —- Aside from that, there is no real new information from the trial that wasn’t alre
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by garciasn 3y ago
I just tell them that I saw a better deal on gestures broadly the Internet and they give me some discounted rate. This happens all the time with every single type of service provider, why would some shitty service like Booking.com get to
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by garciasn 3y ago
The council-level Eagle Board of Reviewers likely didn't know the individual scouts and were simply applying their individual knowledge about the content reviewed compared to the whole and made, in this case, poor assumptions about the
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by garciasn 3y ago
I am an Eagle Scout and was awarded it in 1995. As part of that process, I had to write up a detailed document outlining my project including how it was conceived, the work, and the outcome. It was rejected on my initial submission because
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by garciasn 3y ago
We have been using AnyList for what seems like 10+ years now and I, too, recommend it to anyone and everyone. We had the pay-for version for a year or two but it works just fine without as well!
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by garciasn 3y ago
I had one of the UDBs back in the late 90s and used it as a MP3 server/foot heater running RH 5.2 (I believe; it's been 25+ years). My wife made me recycle it when we were cleaning out our house before our first child. I should ha
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by garciasn 3y ago
Having ineffective management ("it’s really hard to a manager (sic) to see what is actually happening when remote, which can let some serious problems fester") is a leadership problem that is easily fixed by hiring competent and e
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by garciasn 3y ago
Yeah, I meant to say 'valid' reason, but it got dropped. It's been a day; my bad.
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by garciasn 3y ago
You give them entirely too much credit. They were told by others (primarily Wall Street) that they are to do this. It provides them with three things: 1. Real estate holding investment increases. 2. Control. 3. Silent layoffs. There's
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by garciasn 3y ago
I mean, I know nothing more about the piece than what I've just read, but wow, that's a take and a half. I just cannot fathom viewing what she attempted the way you did. If anything, it offered the opportunity for humanity to reve
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by garciasn 3y ago
I am not sure why you’re being so snarky, but I did address that it could be better. The thing for us is that we’re already paying for GitHub and Actions are included. I know, for a fact, GH is/was working with stakeholders using their
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by garciasn 3y ago
We use Github Actions and we just don't have any issues with it outside the first time we set it up for each repo. Then we make 100s of commits a week and it does its thing and our work goes live a few seconds later. That's why I
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by garciasn 3y ago
The article claims are that Brightline will send 32 trains daily, supposedly taking ~30 minutes less than the drive at up to 125 miles per hour, but only during part of the trip. It will travel up to 79 mph in urban areas and 110 mph in
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by garciasn 3y ago
Fast casual does not have 'mandatory' tipping, but traditional restaurants do. Fast casual and fast food have started to include the tip options on credit card POS machines, but it's running into some public backlash.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Most of the McDs around me are already paying $17-20 (in Minnesota, including rural areas) and the menu prices reflect it. We recently have begun to pay >$50 for a family of four. For context: the two cheeseburger meal is now just under
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by garciasn 3y ago
We did an analysis for a local data center leader on their SAN IOPS before we would sign on and they asked if they could have the results because they'd never done it. I was utterly shocked. Not only because they hadn't done it bu
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by garciasn 3y ago
Those who really want the content and are technologically capable of pirating will; everyone else will just opt to go elsewhere.

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