jame-se

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   by jame-se 4y ago

   No need to be an asshole.
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   There are no reasonable people in law enforcement, they’re there to enforce the rules. Sometimes, you have to deal with unreasonable people and unreasonable rules, even if they’re wrong.
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   Assuming the teacher was a reasonable person, I would have expectations that they would tell the children to make changes before denying them. There were many paths the teacher could have chose to teach (and learn!) that they chose not to,
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   I don’t disagree with you at all, and your examples only exemplify my point. Someone, somewhere, has to make a decision or the rules need to be changed. If the competition rules explicitly stated your example above and someone submitted a d
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   I’m not sure why the non technical teacher is getting flak, as much as I hate to admit it, they were just following rules and avoiding future headaches. Assuming they were super technical and didn’t disqualify the students, what would happe
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   I may or may not work for a large credit bureau in the US, and I had a legitimate need to run nmap from my laptop to scan a server. 30 minutes later, I get pinged by security asking about it, which I gave an explanation, which they followed
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   by jame-se 4y ago

   I’ve written my resume in LaTeX for the last decade. I can version control it in git, I can easily keep track of what resumes go where with tags, and I have a Jenkins pipeline that automatically compiles my resume and pushes it to another r