joncrane

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by joncrane 7y ago
>you can't really find it in food Pretty sure that's the reason almost all milk in the USA is fortified with Vitamin D (and A)
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by joncrane 7y ago
Not only that, but as other commenters (and the health minister of Singapore) noted, most times, wearing a mask means you touch your face MORE to adjust it.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I would wager that it's fairly common for people to be ordering Uber Eats to be making >$20/hr. So it's worth a $10 delivery fee just for the time, not to mention having to put on outerwear, brave the weather, etc.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I deliver more results, get assigned more important and complex work, and work more hours. It's a project with a fixed span, and the barrier to entry is very high (government clearance and certain skills) so many people who gain entry
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by joncrane 7y ago
Building a reputation takes a long time. They have already built a reputation for being capricious with support and sloppy with documentation. Re-doing a reputation is even harder than building one.
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by joncrane 7y ago
This is the meta I'm struggling to learn at the moment. I constantly gripe that people making similar salaries in my organization don't produce nearly as much as I do...but they seem happy and I'm constantly stressed out. W
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by joncrane 7y ago
No, but there's an American one: "You either die a hero, or live to become the villain."
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by joncrane 7y ago
Wait, you need to enter the previous owner's credentials in order to wipe a phone?
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by joncrane 7y ago
Sounds like an undocumented feature, plus you have to order it and it takes 2 weeks to arrive, so, per the article, >it's a bit at odds with their 'hop in and go' advertising language. So, I think maybe that's why it&
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by joncrane 7y ago
It's something inherent in human nature, unfortunately.
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by joncrane 7y ago
Can't state level actors take over 50.1% of the computing pool and achieve the same result?
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by joncrane 7y ago
How did the management feel about this?
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by joncrane 7y ago
Well people have to create the training dataset so we're on that path, should the author choose to continue on it.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I have fantasized about draping a thick black curtain around my workstation to try to focus. Do you think that would fly?
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by joncrane 7y ago
Good eye. I have heard that Netflix pays particularly well, so that would make sense. Also I suppose if you worked on Hulu or any other online streaming platform it wouldn't fall in the same category so I wonder what other companies
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by joncrane 7y ago
This reminded me that my uncle was a rural mail carrier. Interesting job. There was a lot more to it than delivering mail. He used his own personal vehicle. He also served as kind of a scout for all kinds of things. Reporting that a ro
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by joncrane 7y ago
Uncomfortable, but not fatal. A human being can relax and turn down its metabolic needs when it's hot, find some shade, go for a swim. Also due to both climate and fertile soil, there is abundant growable food so humans will almost n
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by joncrane 7y ago
They actually want to be as light as possible (within reason) when they land. They would have to fuel the flight light, which I doubt would ever happen because what if the atmospheric conditions changed on the way?
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by joncrane 7y ago
>not have to idle in hot and cold weather. As a car and efficiency enthusiast, I totally try to keep my gasoline powered car from idling unnecessarily. But what does "idling" mean in the context of a 100% electric car?
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by joncrane 7y ago
This can definitely happen after things that are supposed to be relaxing. The key is to plan your day out so you don't do anything stressful right after. (unfortunately you probably still have to drive home afterwards)
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by joncrane 7y ago
You do now that you have Amazon on your resume.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I thought with the wave of fraudulent ICOs and zero regulation in the industry that Blockchain-related technologies were like Kryptonite to legitimate developers. Blockchain in and of itself is separate from Cryptocurrency, though many peop
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by joncrane 7y ago
Are you looking for a new job?
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by joncrane 7y ago
Thank you!
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by joncrane 7y ago
Isn't this a duplicate of a post within the past few weeks? I remember this.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I did this for a recent car purchase and the >there are no negative consequences for you. did not prove true. I have free service for the first year or so, not to mention all the warranty issues (none of those yet knock on wood) and gues
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by joncrane 7y ago
I got the same impresion. It's impossible to know whether they expected to simply let those previous repo agreements expire or if they planned to renew them.
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by joncrane 7y ago
I think you could do it about any of the large military contractors, to be fair.
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by joncrane 7y ago
Don't you just have to report it? I get that this poor guy's name is attached to it but if that's the only means to fix this egregious violation of user rights, I think we have to think about what will benefit society the mo
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by joncrane 7y ago
The takeaway I get is that it increases perseverance. So basically, "doing something physically unpleasant every day increases ability to push through/withstand other physically unpleasant events" is my big takeaway. Seems

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