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jerezzprime
2y ago
I recently left my job at ClassDojo. It is a place that truly wants to help teachers do well and improve the education experience for kids (and their parents/guardians). We love to hear from the teachers about how much ClassDojo makes
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2y ago
This isn't too far off from the cost of a first-class trans-continental flight.
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jerezzprime
2y ago
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Gell-Mann_Amnesia_effect
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2y ago
For this situation, and similar ones, there are simple solutions. For example, in this situation, the timer should always be running (and resets when the light changes). When a car triggers the sensor, the light should change if the timer i
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3y ago
Banks have a stricter KYC than companies that hire someone. The person would have needed to forge an identity that stood up to the scrutiny of the bank or risk linking it to their real identity or something. If they aren't doing it for
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3y ago
I dealt with a less-than-ideally reliable pihole by configuring the pihole as the primary DNS, and an external DNS server as the secondary (most devices accept 2 or more IPs for DNS).
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3y ago
I use the Shokz Openrun Pro for this use case. Not waterproof enough for swimming (according to the manual), but I sweat like the Colorado River and they handle that just fine. They are bone conducting, not in ear, which is a feature for me
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3y ago
Hefty is relative.... In British Columbia (Canada) transfer tax is 10%.
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3y ago
I worked on a team where, if you left your computer unlocked, someone would send an email (from your email) to the rest of the team letting everyone know you were bringing donuts for everyone the next day. You learn a lesson, and the team g
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Humane's AI gadget plans include becoming an MVNO
(lowpass.cc)
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3y ago
There is a third option: Don't participate. Your quality of life will be better without any of it. Humans were not meant to communicate at that scale.
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3y ago
So it's only a small movement with one of your hands for mouse control? Seems like a simple solution.
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3y ago
Which subreddit are you looking at? I am also interested in an ergo keyboard with an integrated trackball.
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ISpace: Japanese Moon lander likely to have crashed
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4y ago
Which services do you use?
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4y ago
What about more copies? Have a copy or two in cloud storage, across providers. This protects against other failure modes too, like a house fire or theft.
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4y ago
Can it write tests for me?
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4y ago
Do you have any references/documentation for how the IRC side of this setup works?
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4y ago
Likely they drop a cookie with a session ID. I believe (but have no knowledge) that Disqus presents in an iframe, so the cookie persists whenever it loads on a page. So they can attribute all posts from that common session id. That said, ch
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5y ago
I am a fan of the philosophy "don't tell kids what they can't do, because they don't know any better, and will surprise you". Let kids discover their limits instead of purposefully (or accidentally) imposing your ow
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5y ago
I read your comment and I found myself having an annoyed feeling in response. I tried to dig into my own emotions to figure out why, and I realized that I am annoyed by the fact that the second-most comment (at my time of viewing) was compl
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> Canadians are generally very satisfied with the quality and availability of healthcare. I'd love to see the list of people you surveyed to draw this conclusion. In my metropolitan area availability is abysmal and (in my experienc
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6y ago
This isn't necessarily true. You can have rigor around your value/culture fit questions. In our process, we require strong reasons for both yes and no decisions (especially for culture fit). If an interviewer says no "because
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6y ago
https://xkcd.com/538/
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6y ago
Why is there not an ergonomic keyboard with trackball or some other cursor device built in, so I can use the cursor and mouse buttons without moving my hands out of place? I currently use (and love) am Advantage 2, but I would happily drop
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I think the hurdle is going to be getting it to write accurately. For example, if you want it to write a news article, ideally you want to give it some facts (this event happened, x people died) and it pumps out some accurate prose about it
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Are Humans Intelligent? An AI Op-Ed
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The receiver will just throw the seeds in the garbage, and depending on the hardiness of the seeds, that is as good as planting them in the garbage dump.
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7y ago
I'm confused about the widely held opinion that it is paramount that all web content persist for infinity. That seems parallel to someone expecting my personal handwritten journal to be archived and available to all of future humanity.
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7y ago
What would happen in the case where the perpetrator does not know the password? For example, I don't know the passwords to most of my accounts because they are random and stored in my password store. If I lost access to my password sto
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