mminer237

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by mminer237 3y ago
Ah, I didn't realize all CVs are longer. Yeah, a résumé longer than a page is considered bad practice. However, as an American, I've never heard of a résumé including a mission statement or being adjusted per job. As you said, the
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by mminer237 3y ago
Didn't they voluntarily ban The Daily Stormer ? And while horrible, I don't recall there being anything illegal about that, whereas IPFS likely requires them to take manual action repeatedly to avoid legal penalty.
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by mminer237 3y ago
What's the difference between a CV and a résumé? I understand academia uses longer CVS, but I thought they were synonymous terms for general job hunting.
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by mminer237 3y ago
In the last 5 fives, gold's highest price was 60% higher than its lowest point. That is indeed pretty volatile. Let's see if Bitcoin is comparably volatile… Oh, it's highest point was only 1920% higher than its lowest point.
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by mminer237 3y ago
It can't handle modern ext4 though. Last time I tried it, it completely corrupted my drive.
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by mminer237 3y ago
I think that's a different legal question than LLM training, but webpage caching has been found to be fair use based on a number of factors: https://www.pinsentmasons.com/out-law/news/google-cache-does...
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by mminer237 3y ago
Reddit's terms are irrelevant. Unless Reddit requires a login to view its site (which would also prevent Google indexing), anyone can view the data without agreeing to the terms. The only question is copyright, but I find it hard to ar
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by mminer237 3y ago
No it's not…? https://tld-list.com/tld/cx
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by mminer237 3y ago
I set up my own Lemmy server for now. ( https://civilloquy.com/ ) I'm not sure I see a ton of the benefits to federation, but it kind of lets a lot of services which would otherwise compete get a more substantial user ba
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by mminer237 3y ago
So each business card would have to be unique with a unique address? I feel like it is generally considered unprofessional to have an email address with random letters in it, not to mention, you'd need a special business card printer t
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by mminer237 3y ago
Even if you can't get a credit card, most banks will give you a debit card at 13.
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by mminer237 3y ago
So I would not be allowed to watch Netflix on my work computer during my lunch break?
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by mminer237 3y ago
For reference, Inuit's revenue was $12.7 billion last year, so they single-handedly cost the taxpayers more each year than this whole free system will.
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by mminer237 3y ago
A copay for someone else? I've never had my insurance company send me an extra bill because my neighbor got in a car accident.
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by mminer237 3y ago
git says my code pushed fine and everything is synced, but Github is not showing any of my changes. Edit: 10 minutes later, the Github finally shows the push, but triggers still aren't working. Edit #2: Things are working normally now.
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by mminer237 3y ago
I like Porkbun. They have competitive pricing, a very easy-to-use website, and no dark patterns that I've found.
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by mminer237 3y ago
So it would be up to Google and Microsoft to verify people's IDs, tie their identities to their devices, and ensure only verified persons use a device? That sounds 1000% worse for privacy.
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by mminer237 3y ago
I can't find any solid information, but is it possible it's largely stuck in Ireland? By borrowing money and paying the interest with out-of-country cash, they should be able to avoid US tax, right?
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by mminer237 4y ago
There are multiple of those. The IRS even provides such itself: https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/free-file-fillable-form... FreeFileUSA lets you e-file your federal taxes for free even. The problem is that most peo
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by mminer237 4y ago
Well, that's not that different. That's 21 years after the life of some person in being. If you want it to last a long time, you say youngest living descendant of someone well-known, like the King of England, as then you presumabl
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by mminer237 4y ago
What? Essentially no US factory is paying less than $15/hour. Like $20/hour is more common. And they have to pay benefits. That's more expensive than most of Europe. In Mexico you would be lucky to make $5/hour.
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by mminer237 4y ago
That's not true. Directive 2002/58/EC explicitly says that it's fine to condition use of websites upon acceptance of cookies: > Access to specific website content may still be made conditional on the well-informed acc
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by mminer237 4y ago
There's no exception for "functional cookies". There's an exception for cookies "strictly necessary" for an "explicitly requested" service. I don't see how remembering you don't want cookies
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by mminer237 4y ago
Directive 2002/58/EC applies to any "hidden information" stored on users' computers. It's irrelevant whether you use cookies or localStorage or IndexedDB. Regardless of what you use to store data on the user&#x
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by mminer237 4y ago
If you make $2,000,000 gross, spend $800,000 on operating expenses, and $1,000,000 on R&D, you practically have $200,000 profit; but you have pay $210,000 in federal tax on $1,000,000.
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by mminer237 4y ago
It's because there's not really a logical reason for people to not get vaccinated. ChatGPT making up—or even parroting—false medical information hurts users that may want it to tell the truth instead of just saying nonsense that s
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by mminer237 4y ago
Do you have any more specific information? I'm not finding any controversy about it. 42 of 48 states ratified it, so even if one or two got overturned it wouldn't make a difference. Which states are contested and why? Which court
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by mminer237 4y ago
What shaky ground do you see the income tax on?
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by mminer237 4y ago
Just because a stereotype has a historical basis doesn't make it not racist. In the Americas black people were slaves for hundreds of years, but if I carry around a little statue of an African slave because that's what I still ass
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by mminer237 4y ago
Maybe indie games aren't, but anything touched by a major publisher will be. You have a copyright without registering now, but you still have to register the copyright before you can sue anybody for infringement and unless you register

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