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7y ago
To be fair to Automattic, that last quoted line is actually referring to a research project - not their hiring practices... > For our initial research, we’re looking for women and non-binary people....... But I understand your frustratio
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Why the Impossible Burger’s ‘blood’ is raising eyebrows
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7y ago
A lot of DAWs use these. With the ones I have used you click the knob and then drag (up to turn the knob left, down for right). It's really horrible actually.
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7y ago
I have no answer to your question, but I can at least offer some sympathy and confirmation. I've been looking for a remote position for months and have been eliminated from consideration many times because I didn't have "X&qu
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7y ago
> Outside of the keyboard fiasco what else has Apple designed that’s so bad? How about the first generation Pencil? To charge it you had to plug it in to your iPad.... it looked ridiculous and was very distracting. Thankfully, they fixed
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7y ago
I love sushi, but gave it up about 2 years ago for this exact reason. We were at the Eiffel Tower for lunch (part of a tour) and they served us a raw beef concoction. I tried it, and spent the entire flight back to the US extremely ill (I&#
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7y ago
I think Rust is probably too complex for the average enterprise developer who seldom thinks about code outside of work. Not that these developers aren't smart - they just have different life priorities than a lot of HN readers and Rust
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Microsoft’s HoloLens Not Fit for AR-Assisted Surgery, Study Suggests
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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In my experience, Amazon is no better in the customer service department. I recently ordered some unscented deodorant from Amazon and they sent me some horrible smelling "Sport" scent. Fine, mistakes happen, but when I went to ret
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7y ago
Interesting. I spent several years at a small regional power company where we did some initial work on smart meters. That was probably 10 years ago and from what I understand they're still trying to get it all working on a large scale.
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7y ago
It's good but the free version doesn't let you share your results.
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7y ago
Plenty of Accenture fluff in here, but a little worrying that so many companies are not getting what they want out of cloud technologies. "The barrier noted most frequently by respondents in their top three was “security and compliance
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Perspectives on Cloud Outcomes [pdf]
(newsroom.accenture.com)
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7y ago
Location: Charlotte, NC Remote: Yes, strongly preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, .NET, SQL, TypeScript, PowerShell, any language you want me to learn. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffmas
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7y ago
Lately I've been using SimpleDiagrams [1]. The sketch look and the simpler UI is a nice change from Visio. [1] https://www.simplediagrams.com/
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8y ago
That was a helpful and interesting article. Thanks.
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8y ago
Why does Lenovo persist with the Quadro GPUs? None of their workstation models have the option for a GTX 10-series. I recently bought a gaming laptop (not a gamer) so I could have the GPU power for ML. Surely there's a big enough marke
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9y ago
The Coursera/UC series on discrete mathematics [1] looks like a good introduction. [1] https://www.coursera.org/specializations/discrete-mathematic...
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9y ago
The Kindle app on iPad is no better for technical books. Images are low resolution and mathematical formulas are frequently displayed incorrectly. I only buy tech books now if I can get them in unlocked PDF format. I import those into iBook
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9y ago
>> from outside the application. > And that's the thing holding back adoption, I bet. That, plus the painfully verbose and unintuitive COM API. If they add a Python layer to Excel I would really like to see COM replaced with a
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The article mentions this scenario. It points out that anyone can purchase a copy of Teen Vogue (for example) but there's nothing you can do about ads that Facebook won't show you.
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9y ago
That installation tutorial is a far, far cry from installing Anaconda then running "conda install tensorflow-gpu". Microsoft has a simpler python-only installation process [1], but when I tried a Linux installation I encountered
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10y ago
To be honest, I prefer PS to the Azure CLI but I have had to resort to the CLI on a couple of occasions. If I remember correctly it was to reset credentials on a VM (which wasn't possible with PS at the time). I guess the main problem
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I wouldn't go so far as to call it a "horrible abortion" - but it can be painful to use at times. I manage several Azure environments with PowerShell and not a day goes by that I don't wish there was something better. Es
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10y ago
That research has been called into question [0]. In my opinion it's like anything else...there is no absolute answer. Some people will be happier with more money. Some won't. [0] http://www.brookings.edu/~/med
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10y ago
Another game that leans heavily on the typography and general atmosphere of Alien is Duskers[0]. Most of the reviews I read before playing the game made direct comparisons to the movie. [0] http://duskers.misfits-attic.com/