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nikau
4y ago
Or just do like Lenovo and make a decent keyboard standard.
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4y ago
How is this different from just having a teams meeting left open?
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4y ago
Funny, I had a dual pentium pro in 96...
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nikau
4y ago
Someone needs to do a parody video with mIRC changing channels instantly on a 486
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4y ago
I'm holding out for the GPT5 Max Pro.
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4y ago
I don't see crt as pinnacle vs oled for any metric other than scaling for very low resolution retro games
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nikau
4y ago
I take it you have never seen an OLED display?
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nikau
4y ago
humans having to convert times from UTC to local timezone will also result in countless hours wasted in troubleshooting.
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4y ago
Indeed, so at least in Australia they have penalty rates where you can get up to 2.5x normal pay rate for working on a public holiday for example.
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4y ago
sounds more like "do as i say not do as i do"
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4y ago
> heard it is faster and/or cheaper This has been my experience with agile - it works OK if you have more expensive experienced staff who can make smart decisions and work autonomously. The problem is the company wants to hire/
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4y ago
> gather changing requirements in an iterative process. But you can't have processes, after all its "individuals and interactions over processes and tools".
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https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8ffip
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yes - so in the past there were penalty rates like double time to compensate for that.
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4y ago
Yes my comment was very facetious.
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4y ago
The same reason compact discs cost way more than cassette tapes when they came out even though they were cheaper to manufacture - people will pay for perceived value not the actual cost. Its very convenient to use vowifi vs getting a local
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4y ago
OpenAI should sell a feed of AI generated responses for search engines to consume and flag AI generated content.
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4y ago
Having a fixed day off allows people to plan leisure activities with friends and family as it was guaranteed they too would also have the day off.
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4y ago
> But breaking it before it has changed is risky and foolish, and does more harm than good. Exactly, that's only for companies like uber and airbnb who add real value to society, not some losers trying to make books accessible.
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4y ago
Not to mention more people will just do it themselves like they do in poorer countries already.
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4y ago
Agreed, AI wont be able to pump out jira stories with vague requirements and totally random story point estimates like todays humans.
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4y ago
Most engine wear is from cold starts.
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4y ago
TLDR; don't use alpine.
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4y ago
Taxis are one of the least stressed engines as they stay at operating temperature for most of their life, more so when they are run 24/7 with multiple shifts.
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4y ago
Step 1 seems to use any branding other than union (association or guild doesn't have the negative connotations)
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4y ago
Problem is you don't want bootcamp barista as your new entry level employee, you want the nerd who has been into computers for years and is probably on par with your senior devs just without the workplace experience.
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4y ago
iPhone is "affordable luxury" like coach handbags and other junk that targets the average consumer.
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4y ago
Exactly, a lot of the people who never got back into the industry should never have been there in the first place, eg. website designers using frontpage and getting paid the close to the equivalent of $200K in todays money.
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4y ago
This is why courses should focus on fundamentals not flavour of the month stuff. Learn assembly, then learn C, then code up a small OS and learn semaphores and stacks and how a computer actually works.
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Yet the government builds the roads that these things put pointless wear and tear on. Wear and tear on roads is exponentially related to the weight of the vehicle, a 9000lb hummer should be taxed appropriately along with requiring a differe
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