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But in the US, many High School grads need to be re-taught some basic high-school level courses as freshmen. Which pales in comparison to the English education immigrants need but never receive.
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They were never meant to be a ubiquitous identifier/authentication token. But they de facto are and have been for longer than they haven’t. At some point, it becomes an abdication of responsibility by the SSA, no matter how much they
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2y ago
People are being let go despite working hard and going above and beyond. This is what primarily scares me and my circle. I'm not going to look for another job while I see and know people far smarter than me being let go from position
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2y ago
eBay does the same thing but only as suggestions. I feel like it would be very different if they weren’t just suggestions.
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What about MISRA C and C++ with static analysis tools? Also all GC languages would pretty easily solve the problem including Java and C#.
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The teacher isn’t there to teach - you could do that on your own with enough time and energy. The teacher is there to preserve your passion by making sure you don’t get bogged down in easily-fixable troughs. They will hopefully have knowled
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2y ago
There are people going around filching resumes and impersonating people when applying for jobs. It's worth reaching out to see how they got your name and resume to see if you're the victim of fraud.
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2y ago
Were Facebook's lawyers asleep at the wheel for this one? It seems like they could have thrown in a clause about "pictures uploaded may be subject to facial recognition software" and no one would have batted an eye. How is it
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=goNYdaOMm6Y What you're saying does seem to have some research backing it up. There are better links for this subject but I just don't have them on-hand.
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2y ago
That's a legitimate strategy for some Amazon trinkets but CPUs are a major purchase for most people such that they won't likely let them sit in a closet beyond the warranty period.
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There’s a very interesting question to be answered as to whether more high-quality immigrants come through legal immigration or illegal immigration. Legal immigration is more likely to bring those you actively desire via quotas. Still illeg
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2y ago
Could you potentially do the same by just attaching the HDD to another computer as a secondary drive and renaming the folder if safe mode falls through?
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2y ago
Was this problem caused by Microsoft? No. This really should be a hell no. Perhaps Microsoft's greatest claim to fame is their enduring ability to quickly and decisively react to security breaches with updates. Their process is ext
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2y ago
https://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/?scr=1 SparkNotes has a clearer and more printable version but is behind a paywall.
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Shakespeare's plays should be translated into modern English I've been running through the works of Shakespeare translated into modern English[0]. The original text is next to the new stuff and annotations are present when trans
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2y ago
I thought those were interpreted by the JVM, which was subject to security issues. WASM faces no such security issues, no?
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I find it effective when I come into the article predisposed against one side. When that happens, I don’t mind if the author pulls out all of the emotional stops to engage me because I was most likely going to skim it anyway.
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https://www.avclub.com/neil-gaiman-accused-of-sexual-assault... The allegations were that he sometimes had rough sex during consensual relationships. That’s hardly front-page material.
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In my experience, tech debt often requires too great an investment to fix so the team just ends up bikeshedding to show progress but without real benefits. Look at C. Each revision has added a bunch of minor fixes but has never addressed th
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Impeachment is the intended vehicle for presidential punishment.
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His Portal 2 maps are all as mind-bending as you’d expect too. https://steamcommunity.com/id/bisqwit/myworkshopfiles/?appid...
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1. Long startup time 2. It has a splash screen but continues loading long after the splash screen ends. 3. The UI thread and data fetch thread are the same thread. 4. If you want to jump to an old season in a show with 20+ seasons, you have
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People are going to think you’re just salty about the general state of TV software but I’ll back you up that Paramount’s software is uniquely bad - the worst of any of the major streaming services.
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2y ago
Is there a reason you haven't added that to the FAQ yet? I don't know how that guy could have known not to use generated comments unless there was a sticky I missed.
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There are kits now with allergens that you can feed your kid to test for this kind of thing[0]. The idea is that you have them eat it in the parking lot of a hospital and see what happens. [0] https://readysetfood.com/product
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The next likely step to this will be how it affects the future hypothetical (but almost certain) trial of Boeing execs. Depending on what you want that to look like, then this was either positive or negative.
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Arguably, you have it backwards. Self-regulation doesn't work for a while, and then it works ultra well. Boeing got away with poor self-regulation for decades but now their business almost certainly will implode within decades and th
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Was there ever a reason given as to why “explicit” was chosen over a hypothetical “implicit”?
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Would it really kill us to include an interpreter for literally any other language for the browser? Same for HTML. It's not just that Google owns everything browser-related in 2024, it's that the concept of an application-as-a-pla
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I wish I could get back the five minutes it took to read that stupid article. The argument for the second half is “his report seemed really technical to us and nobody has ever cited it in the four years since it was published so it’s a mass
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