iceman2654

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by iceman2654 2y ago
For those wondering, here is the meat of the declaration: Promoting AI accessibility to reduce digital divides; Ensuring AI is open, inclusive, transparent, ethical, safe, secure and trustworthy, taking into account international frameworks
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by iceman2654 6y ago
My grandparents are from China, and they've always been very proud of the culture/heritage. However, I think the Cultural Revolution destroyed a lot of it because of the book burning, mass exodus and killing of intellectuals. For
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by iceman2654 6y ago
I'm just going to say it....Inkjet printers are one of those technologies that just has to die (for general printing usage). Same with HP Consumer. I don't mind HPE.
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by iceman2654 6y ago
Sony is an electronics engineering company, and it really shows. The quality, forethought and care put into creating this product is part of their tradition. Microsoft, while doing wonderful things to make software more accessible is not an
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by iceman2654 6y ago
4. Repeatedly accomplish the above with people and a constantly changing environment
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by iceman2654 6y ago
Honest question - Is it the video conferencing technology or the lack of famaliarity with the medium? I've been video coneferencing and working with developers remotely since my early 20s and never felt tired as a result of it. I could
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by iceman2654 6y ago
As a former Accenture Consultant I do have to point out we rarely used hourly billing. Fixed fees were preferred and I think it actually works better as it forces everyone to keep talking about scope. That being said, the worse part of Acce
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by iceman2654 6y ago
Sage 300. 32-bit software still exists. Macros are written in VB6.
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by iceman2654 6y ago
I went through a resume building seminar once, and the instructor mentioned years of experience are often inflated to deter people from applying. She worked in HR for over 20 years and she said, if a job is looking for 1-2 years then it rea
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by iceman2654 8y ago
> Meanwhile, I'd really like for people to stop hating Microsoft just because "Microsoft" OK, I respect the call for keeping an open mind. Always a good approach. But let's not forget all of the moves toward a friendl
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by iceman2654 8y ago
This was my first thought based on the history and culture of the company. I'll be watching this development closely. The optimistic side of me hopes embracing Linux marks a real change in Microsoft, but we'll have to wait and se
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by iceman2654 9y ago
Does anyone else think this is another "Embrace, extend, and extinguish" move from MS? I don't know enough about the changes make that judgement.