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by muttled 5y ago
Gotta get rid of the stigma of going as well. I doubt this guy realized he needed help.
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by muttled 5y ago
As ETH is the biggest ship in the sea by far, they'll flood those other coins and subdivide a much smaller remaining market.
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by muttled 5y ago
It's like if you tried to bend over and pick something up and right before you picked it up, someone kicked it away a little. And then you tried again, so they kick it again. Over and over. Eventually you stop reaching for it.
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by muttled 5y ago
It's the cheapest, easiest option. Of course it's going to be the default. Anything they say about interdepartmental communication is secondary to the reality of saving a bunch of money just cramming desks into an empty space.
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by muttled 5y ago
You have to enable the more intrusive metrics in the back-end.
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by muttled 5y ago
A lot of these come down to if you were standing in front of a judge, explaining the whole thing, would they agree with you? Or would they think you're gaming it?
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by muttled 5y ago
I would add that if the recruiter is a 3rd party, they're more likely to fight for the higher wage as they get a %.
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by muttled 5y ago
It's in the employee handbook of my previous employer. I think the people writing the handbooks just don't necessarily know what the laws are (or are willfully ignorant). I had to ask them to remove a rule prohibiting any and all
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by muttled 5y ago
You're right. Since it's more just running a script, I think we should call the creator "batchman".
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by muttled 5y ago
Whenever I read about container/underground growing with LEDs, I can't help but think of someone growing weed in their closet during college and thinking "how can I legally make money off this niche skill?"
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by muttled 5y ago
A couple Google searches show that Amazon is the second largest employer with somewhere between 900k-1.3m employees depending on source, and an average tenure of one year. Completely back-of-the-napkin here, but seems like they'd burn
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by muttled 5y ago
I think you're possibly ascribing more awareness to a lot of people than they actually have. I'm not sure the thought goes much past wanting to feel safe against something that they were taught was evil early on and never question
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by muttled 5y ago
Didn't Uber start off by breaking laws just about everywhere it operated by being an unlicensed taxi service?
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by muttled 5y ago
Careful about saying yes early on, though. Even if they disappear, that won't stop them from telling everyone else that it's now your job.
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by muttled 5y ago
As one of the guys who gets "shoulder tapped" for a lot of stuff, I can say I'm a lot more productive from home because I can work through a task and then check my messages. Nobody walks up to my desk at home and interrupts m
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by muttled 5y ago
>Have you considered why you're so reluctant to do it? It's funny, I had a conversation with a roommate that went something like I said I hated dishes, and that I'd rather be outside in the cold, under the car lifted on ja
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by muttled 5y ago
I suppose it's the same reason you might buy an index fund of the S&P 500 rather than buying equal portions of 500 companies and rebalancing them constantly. On top of the tedium, I'm not aware of any tax-advantaged account su
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by muttled 5y ago
In Window's Hyper-V hypervisor management control panel for virtual machines, you can connect to other hosts and manage them as if you were on that hypervisor. It's not glaringly obvious that you're working on another machine
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by muttled 5y ago
Semi-related: One way to test if you have stray capacitance is to bring your finger close to the circuit and see if readings start to change.
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by muttled 5y ago
I've wondered about this. My thought is that it's easy to push things off that are boring. But once that boring thing presents an immediate consequence, it's no longer boring. Adrenaline kicks in, you fix the problem, back to
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by muttled 5y ago
It's remarkable how much of politics comes down to "not it!"
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by muttled 5y ago
Because the page loads terribly: Avoid the guy who calls you 'Chief'. He doesn't remember your name. Avoid the guy who went to Hotchkiss and Yale and wears Nantucket reds during the summer. He doesn't think you
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by muttled 5y ago
Wonder if you could put fold-out solar panels in the bed and have the truck be a complete off-grid power source? It would probably look like Wall-E at a job site.
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by muttled 5y ago
Property you pay sales tax on is still another taxable event if you sell it for more than you paid. Sales tax does not remove the requirement to report income.
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by muttled 5y ago
Might be chance (it is spring) but my allergies were rocked after the shots. I wonder if revving up your immune system also revs up allergies since they're just an immune over-response?
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by muttled 5y ago
This unfortunate reality is probably why Google services keep ending up deprecated and abandoned as everyone flocks to the new-new.
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by muttled 5y ago
The guy who makes his fortune renting office space is saying that it's virtuous to be in office space. Seems like he might be a bit biased.
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by muttled 5y ago
You're completely right in your thinking that it's largely ridiculous and avoidable. The answer is generally lack of separation of duties and least privilege. That L1 tech in a smaller organization might be a member of the domain
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by muttled 5y ago
One of the reasons why it's so important to disable the ability for users to consent on behalf of the organization for applications in suites such as 365 where the default is to allow the user to do so.
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by muttled 5y ago
I'm in IT but my MBA taught me a whole bunch of random useful things in business. Things like how to have difficult conversations, how to negotiate, how to do cost benefit analysis' for every applicable situation, how to interpret

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