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by jp0d 2y ago
That's like saying Physics was mostly invented by people who didn't have an education background in physics. But smart people like Newton and Leibniz figured this out. Sure, with knowledge being so readily available anyone smart a
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by jp0d 2y ago
Australia and NZ are making it very hard to take up smoking!
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by jp0d 2y ago
This is really well done and was eye opening for me as I'm predominantly a sitter.
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by jp0d 2y ago
I don't think white collar vs blue collar comparison is necessarily better. There are heaps of ways to slice and dice data and this one of them. I'd argue that it's a rather interesting perspective.
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by jp0d 2y ago
That's what I was wondering about. Sorry to hear about your son eating mouldy bread.
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by jp0d 2y ago
Never really thought of this. I don't know much about colour blindness. We use visual means as much our sense of taste and smell to judge food. Are people with colour blindness more likely to eat food that's gone bad. Are they lik
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by jp0d 2y ago
It's indeed a very negative take on a pro-labour policy. Entrepreneurship doesn't equate to exploitation of workers. If your business depends on that then it's not a death by thousand paper cuts, rather a death by poor manage
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by jp0d 2y ago
We're building our first home with a local construction company down here in Australia. I remembered browsing house designs using a virtual 3d plan that enabled me to walk around the house. Your idea looked very similar. I found one ex
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by jp0d 2y ago
I can't access it in Australia either.
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by jp0d 2y ago
Yes, looks great for small businesses and individuals. I don't any big enterprise would handover their confidential data to OpenAI.
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by jp0d 3y ago
Is it because of the work culture being too focussed on long working hours and lack of annual leaves? I don't really have any data to back it up. Just wondering if it's getting worse.
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by jp0d 3y ago
This is something irrelevant but I thought I'd share an anecdote from a mate who worked for HP a long time ago. He worked on their driver software for their printers. In one of the assignment he was asked to rebrand the same software w
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by jp0d 3y ago
Who are the target user base for Raku? I remember writing some fun scripts in Perl more than decade ago when I was still in uni. I really liked the language. Is there any benefit for me as a data analyst to learn Raku over another language
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by jp0d 3y ago
Was about to ask that! haha..
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by jp0d 3y ago
Came here to say that! I thought it was one of MIT's projects!
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by jp0d 3y ago
I wish we explored this path more down here in Australia, especially with one of the largest Uranium deposits in the world!
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by jp0d 3y ago
Tabis were part of my official uniform when I trained at a Bujinkan Ninjitsu school almost a decade ago. They were fun.
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Xero to Cut 800 Jobs(xero.com)
2 points by jp0d 4y ago|0 comments
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thank you for the reply.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thank you for the reply. Yes, I'm a bit worried about long term support from them too.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thanks mate. I'm in Australia and have seen these products online. Most of of them have good reviews. Could I bother you with a few more questions? 1. Have you replaced the toner yet? Does it accept non-brand toners (like the ones from
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by jp0d 4y ago
Has anyone used Kyocera or Lexmark laser printers? I was considering buying a laser printer and HP was on the bottom of my list to consider. Thanks to their action I can exclude that option.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Suspected?
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by jp0d 4y ago
Visual Basic is more than 40 years old. The .Net version of the language was released somewhere around 2002, if I recall correctly.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Absolutely agree with this statement.
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by jp0d 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. We use SumoLogic for log management.
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by jp0d 4y ago
In a way it feels like the writer despises the UK and thinks that the NHS will implode. Not saying that it can't happen but so can the German economy or any other nation for that matter. The UK gave her family shelter when the fatherla
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by jp0d 4y ago
They aren't a no-name blogger. They investigated Nikola and uncovered a lot of fraudulent practices. Have a read if you're not familiar with their work. https://hindenburgresearch.com/nikola/
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by jp0d 4y ago
They also threatened an environmental activist from Queensland, Australia by sending private investigators to stalk him and his nine year old daughter. They're beyond corrupt and are a criminal organisation. https://www.theg
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by jp0d 4y ago
They also threatened an environmental activist from Queensland, Australia by sending private investigators to stalk him and his nine year old daughter. They're beyond corrupt and are a criminal organisation. https://www.theg

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