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kfrzcode
4y ago
Why are there so many people missing the bigger picture -- "the system is rigged, you'll never make enough to escape the wage slavery on the shitty salaries, bitch, moan, complaint!" There's those types ^^^ Then there&#x
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You will not convince me you can complete "40hrs" of work in "10 hours," doofus. That's just 10 hours of more effective work. The other 30 hours you're lying to me and cheating me out of what I'm paying yo
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4y ago
Also if you're looking for a security clearance it's wise to have valid explanations for why you need all that money. Most clearances are denied because of financial-related reasons.
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4y ago
* its
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4y ago
I like Confluence! It serves it purposes and provides a lot of niceties, and is - as you mention - integrated with other Atlassian tooling. Nice ecosystem!
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4y ago
Survivorship bias! Yes, this is something I've experienced directly from end-user perspective as well as debugging/user-analytics perspective.
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4y ago
I like to meditate behind the fretboard, get into a groove and let my muscle memory take over, while trying to remove my self and be present for the inspiration. Listening intently while not thinking or anticipating is difficult, but it
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One of my favorite quotes from Justin Vernon is (paraphrased as) "I wasn't ready to really study music until my 30s" -- not entirely certain of his meaning but it's stuck with me as a reminder that music is and was an om
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4y ago
Excuse my novice understanding but what advantage does a TLD present in the distributed inventory scenario?
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This makes sense; $200k is only what, a 0.01% of their weekly ad spend, and we're talking about it here so. . . That combined with defensive squatting, makes business sense to me, also probably fulfilled some VP's pet project
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4y ago
I'll refer you to rules 0 and 1
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4y ago
Yes, rules 8 and 14
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4y ago
Remove a few layers and we get to the realm of dream yoga and mad feats of the monks [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_body
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4y ago
Things that are easy to imagine aren't always easy to prove
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4y ago
release it, information wants to be free
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4y ago
To be "more correct" is to have fewer grammatical syntactical or lexical errors. What is it you know I talk of
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4y ago
There are some ways that are more correct ways to speak. Especially if your intention is to convey meaning within a shared language.
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4y ago
Security in layers. Infrastructure as code. Easier for you, easier for the black hatters.
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4y ago
All of your related data, on any app you've used on your phone. Read the ToS.
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TikTok has access to your data from FB/Google. And more.
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4y ago
She was the director of metallurgy.
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4y ago
Any advice on how to add n Raspberry Pi 4b to a Proxmox setup? Maybe just as bare docker nodes? I've used them for Nomad and k3s before, but Proxmox seems a bit heavy resource-wise in comparison.
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Go here, scroll to the section entitled "References" and read some stuff. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_II
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Fascinating. > In AI, two-player zero-sum games (such as heads-up hold'em) are usually won by approximating a Nash equilibrium strategy; however, this approach does not work for games with three or more players. Pluribus instead use
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Cool. Until something goes wrong. Then you have to deal with challenging it. And of course, the IRS will be EXTREMELY helpful in a rapid resolution to your concern.. we expect your refund to be processed in no fewer than 482 days! ... burde
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Hackers over 60: how has climate change impacted you over the past forty years?
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Which AI has beat humans at poker? I'm curious as I just heard a guest on Lex Fridman's podcast say differently... I'm not up to speed with that realm
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History is anything but immutable... The past, however, is immutable. History is the story told by the prevailing parties over generations of violent conflict
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> artists will still have a massive advantage over non-artists with this tool. Good; I hope the future of software engineering AI generative tooling is also more useful for software engineers.
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Single point of failure!
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