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by hpoe 5y ago
So would not being able to get fuel because there isn't enough of it because no one allowed supply and demand to work.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Although a pain requiring backwards compatibility is an incredibly strong force in helping remains competitive in the market that is one of the reasons Windows continues to stick around despite it's many other copious flaws.
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by hpoe 5y ago
To quote groundskeeper Willie "It won't last brothers and sisters are natural enemies. Like English men and Scots or Welshmen and Scots or Japanese and Scots or Scots and other Scots. Darn Scots they ruined Scotland." Guess
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by hpoe 5y ago
> Technical skills gaps among employees have grown as more employees work from home, according to a Pluralsight survey > according to Pluralsight Something smells like a PR piece rather than an honest report.
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by hpoe 5y ago
What about those who have a change of heart and left facebook to try and do something better? What about those in third-world countries that could only get in a on a Visa and FB was the one that hired them, could we fault them for choosing
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by hpoe 5y ago
So something you might find interesting there is a website out there https://senatestockwatcher.com/ that reports on the trades made by congress people and one of the things that was discovered is that many congress people
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by hpoe 5y ago
If your org needs that much complexity it probably is at a point that the time and money wasted waiting for Jira todo things is probably small in comparison to the rest of the wasted efficiency.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Ubuntu with i3.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Based on the cost of drones vs the cost of an F-35 we hit that point several years ago. In fact I remember watching a military channel doc in 2010 where it pointed out that was the ideal strategy at that point anyway.
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by hpoe 5y ago
I got fascinated by this experiment and read the paper about it a while back. To me it is haunting what it implies, on the other hand I also have to believe that humanity are not rats and are more capable smarter and able to reason in ways
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by hpoe 5y ago
To push against this point I prefer KPIs, or something objective that I can be measured against, now that doesn't mean I like bad KPIs but the fact of the matter is there are always going to be KPIs the only question is how explicit or
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by hpoe 5y ago
Looks like boosters help. Something I am still not clear on though is that I got COVID then got the Fauci Ouchie. Do I need a booster?
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by hpoe 5y ago
"And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his
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by hpoe 5y ago
But if you go to the beach 3 times your risk of getting shot by a dog with a handgun in its mouth is 50% higher.[1] [1] https://xkcd.com/1252/
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by hpoe 5y ago
People get HELOCs now, intending to flip the house sometime soon. Suddenly the house depreciates substantially in value, they still have to pay for the HELOC and the mortgage for a house that they weren't planning on holding on to and
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by hpoe 5y ago
I'd recommend when you decide to make claims you go ahead and provide a source rather than becoming passive-aggressive and telling someone it isn't your job to educate them.
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by hpoe 5y ago
This is part of a strategy to eliminate the openness of the web, right now your client still has full view and control of the code running on it in the browser to a certain degree. Companies do not want this, this makes it possible to rever
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by hpoe 5y ago
Except Marx was wrong for most of the time after he predicted this as there was a steady rise in wages during most of the 20th century. Further Marx predicted that the first nations to fall to communism would be the most capitalist ones, bu
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by hpoe 5y ago
Just saying I've been using Ubuntu for my primary work machine (in a massive company) for over a year now and things work great, haven't had to fiddle with anything strange haven't had any weird issues and the UI is much nice
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by hpoe 5y ago
Every empirical prediction Marx made, failed. The societies based on his teachings led to the greatest human tragedies in the history of mankind. Marx's only relevance is to show the dangers of those who preach the philosophy of the en
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by hpoe 5y ago
You are correct my brother got denied top secret clearance despite being active duty military because his wife is from a Caribbean nation. To get the right clearance is hard.
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by hpoe 5y ago
From the article "John Binns, a 21-year-old American who moved to Turkey a few years ago" I'm assuming it is the Turkey thing, probably counting on that to be a significant barrier. Yes they have extradition but I've als
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by hpoe 5y ago
I was running an MBP for work and running Doom Emacs got me the exact same issue, that would spread to everything. Luckily I was up for a new machine before things got to bad and on the new Dell Percision I haven't had any issues (afte
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by hpoe 5y ago
This is one of my concerns with what I've seen of the recent fetishizing of mental illness, it seems to many people I talk to or interact with, especially younger people, it is popular and cool to have some sort of mental illness, such
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by hpoe 5y ago
I think anyone that thinks that this issue of just closing the schools is an easy answer has no idea what the hell they are talking about. My mother teaches at a Title I school (that means the schools that get the most federal funding becau
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by hpoe 5y ago
My wife kept wanting to get that for our kids. I told her no, because all it would do is increase her anxiety. So far we are 3/3 kids and all of them have been fine without it thus far.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Yes but you said that we should talk to someone who is black. I just said I did.
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by hpoe 5y ago
My brother in law is black and in Tech, and not African American just straight up African. He doesn't have an issue with it.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Incidentally also the three areas where the government is most directly pouring money into, via FHA/USDA loans, Medicare/Meidcade, and Pell Grants and Loans respectively.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Yes but it is a supply demand. If putting in the automation infrastructure is going to cost be $500,000 and $100,000 a year to maintain it then as long as I can keep an employee for $30,000 a year that probably doesn't scale. Whereas i

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