geogra4

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by geogra4 7y ago
Can you add the ability to sort by recent? In most cases in my experience jobs that have been sitting out there for more than 10 days are already filled and the company just hasn't removed the listing yet.
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by geogra4 7y ago
So do you trust statistics from America then?
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by geogra4 7y ago
They did and now there are no new cases from local transmission.
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by geogra4 7y ago
Links to this?
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by geogra4 7y ago
China moved heaven and earth to stop the virus from spreading. If anyone should pay reparations it's the US for breaking quarantine and spreading the virus when china told them not to.
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by geogra4 7y ago
Even with that they're probably a still running windows
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by geogra4 7y ago
The us economy is a house of cards
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by geogra4 7y ago
Right but MS has such a stranglehold that no business dare run without office. It's a shame that no one really has competition for them
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by geogra4 7y ago
Yes. But they're kind of stuck to each other. Really I agree that we have 4 major constituencies stuck within 2 parties. First past the post and single member districts kind of force it to be that way.
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by geogra4 7y ago
This is what stops me. Where I work I need an autogenerated table of contents.
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by geogra4 7y ago
Not to disagree about the quality of SAP's product but realistically if not for us based cloud providers they're going to be stuck with Yandex cloud or Baidu.
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by geogra4 7y ago
Do you think SAP will come up with a cloud provider to compete with aws and the like? I don't know if there is another European software company big enough for that.
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by geogra4 7y ago
They need a space flight talmud
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by geogra4 7y ago
Paper and pencils please.
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by geogra4 7y ago
AOL and CompuServe were huge walled gardens
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by geogra4 7y ago
Interesting article - but it's even worse than that. I had a friend of mine who is a lawyer at a large hospital system. When the boomer head of the legal department retired they gave him the same job she had with half of the salary. Ev
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by geogra4 7y ago
I wish baidu had an english version. But yeah, bing, yandex, ddg.
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by geogra4 7y ago
reminds me of the old Knuth vs McIlroy word count battle
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by geogra4 7y ago
That's really not fair to Dallas (I have family there) - Deep Ellum, Bryan Place, Uptown, etc. aren't exactly Manhattan but Dallasites make due. Long term I'm more concerned about climate change making texas uninhabitable tho
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by geogra4 7y ago
A true shame that both local ISPs and computer parts stores have mostly vanished
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by geogra4 7y ago
I think bootcamps work best for people who are already technical but aren't specifically trained as programmers. I have a friend from college that was a biochemist for a while, took a bootcamp course, and is now a dev at Microsoft.
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by geogra4 7y ago
I can't speak for XSV but when I had to do similar analysis of logfiles in range of hundreds of thousands of records - SQLite would consistently seize up on my machine and make it impossible to do analysis. Had i know about XSV I may h
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One Year After ‘The Big Hack’(pxlnv.com)
108 points by geogra4 7y ago|28 comments
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by geogra4 7y ago
There needs to be some kind of basic housing guarantee. A society cannot survive like this for long.
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by geogra4 7y ago
You would think it would make sense for Morse to be the foundation for computer representation of text, being binary and all. But the real challenge is that Morse code does not use standard lengths for each character. It's, imo, one of
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by geogra4 7y ago
Do you have numbers to back that up?
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by geogra4 7y ago
How could a country with the largest prison population in the world not fall into at least some definition of authoritarian?
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by geogra4 7y ago
Yes, that late 90s/early 2000s nirvana. I could perfectly browse the web and write documents and send emails on a PowerMac G3 without too much fuss. Only things like photo/video/audio manipulation were really lacking from mac
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by geogra4 7y ago
I agree I think this is generally more accurate. Browsing the web, writing documents, and navigating around (modest sized, not enterprise size)spreadsheets feels much slower than it did in the late 90s/early 2000s. I won't go back
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by geogra4 7y ago
As if any other country is better.

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