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noddingham
4y ago
You're really looking forward to Amazon Basics quality medical services? /s
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4y ago
Power BI Desktop is free and handles JSON files as a data source.
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4y ago
Is it just me or is the "damage" done by the myriad examples people are posting of utter failures enough to keep people away from the new Bing AI for a while? If this last week has been a huge withdrawal (into negative balance te
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4y ago
I don't understand how Twilio could need 8500 employees? Atlassian reports 8100 and I'd say they have a much larger and diverse body of work than Twilio. Am I being crass in thinking that this could have been avoided had they no
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4y ago
No, it isn't a fairy tale. I think because you're posting on HN you're only thinking about the popular stocks first. BLS says there's just shy of four million IT jobs out there. I'd say your chances are pretty goo
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4y ago
End of support is February 15 2024, not 2022. But your current server licenses are perpetual so you _could_ keep running them.
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5y ago
Your comment makes it sound like you're aware of those works that you wish executives would read. Would you mind sharing some?
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6y ago
>States want crypto precisely because they'll be able to fully control the finances of citizens. Like they largely do already? How do you think cryptocurrency substantially changes any of that? >The Chinese central bank has filed
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6y ago
>Crypto is a given at this point; fiat currencies are on their way out. This statement is false and backed by zero evidence. >* Ease of dissemination has intrinsic value. Keeping track of gold/fiat/etc. and transporting it i
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6y ago
I'm not sure your anecdote matches the reality that for traditional college-aged students, remote/online/distance learning yields a poorer result. There's a lot of maturity that has to exist prior to enrolling in online
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7y ago
I started reading R.A Salvatore's Forgotten Realms books when I was around 12 or 13, starting with the Crystal Shard and eventually working my way through the next dozen or so as they came out. Growing up in rural Texas, I perceived th
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7y ago
Which doesn't dispute what the parent said: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/upshot/as-women-take-over...
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7y ago
I'm sorry but you've got to at least spell check if you're going to put something on the internet for others to read. Regarding the content, "It can take half a day because of all the fiddly little options that are so ea
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7y ago
Who cares? Why does it matter?
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7y ago
But vim is better?
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8y ago
Because it isn't true? Because it's an unverified self-post on reddit, one of the least trustworthy places on the internet?
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8y ago
You literally proved his point by saying "I won't go into detail".
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8y ago
Or Office?
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8y ago
Respectfully, I think you're being a bit naive. At the moment, the evidence points to Instacart _not_ being the kind of company that will respond to "incentive to change policy", but that they _are_ a company that will commi
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8y ago
I went to a conference put on by a vendor of products I supported at my then current employer. I had met people over the years at this conference and was at the dinner table with some folks and someone said "hey, aren't you looki
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8y ago
Watch again. OpenAI picks in game 3 came from the audience and twitch chat. They were purposely making all the bad picks for the OpenAI team.
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8y ago
I agree with you. But I think the problem is that most people don't approach a problem like you explained in your first sentence. It's more, "I'll be googling and reading Stack Overflow for the answer and guessing unti
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8y ago
You must mean better in that Apple is still locking you out of hardware you own (e.g. NFC).
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8y ago
IRC revival? What do people think Slack, Hipchat, Discord, Stride, etc. are? They're IRC derivatives. I spent my formative years online in IRC rooms so for me I feel like the "revival" has been going on for years.
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8y ago
As a data point, Finland is ending their basic income program: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-43866700 I wish they'd release as much data as possible regarding the experiment so other cities and countries c
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You call it The Developers Union From the FAQ: >Is this a union union with dues and stuff? >No, this is a non-union union created to bring developers and supporters together for better App Stores for all by focusing on issues that b
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The other comments about grant proposals and politics is true in a lot of instances. For a different approach, look at a liberal arts college that has a CS program: https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2017/2/21244
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>Fifth, and this one may seem like a silly reason to most, the drug testing (for marijuana specifically) is a huge barrier of entry. From a safety perspective, it makes sense. But for better or worse, marijuana use is becoming more socia
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9y ago
And when the electricity went out, and then their generators were depleted, leading to the lack of refrigeration which caused the explosion. How would your solution have mitigated this situation?
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10y ago
Two things I'm seeing reading the comments: Anyone referencing European public transportation should realize that over half the countries in Europe are smaller than the state of Iowa, and none of them save Russia & Turkey are large
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