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What’s our alternative? It doesn’t seem to be “carefully consider and apply to a handful of highly relevant postings”. I don’t see the downsides for candidates to play the numbers game.
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How do you store a stream? Don’t they just spray around the internet here and there, and if you don’t catch them in the moment, they’re just gone?
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My hope is that it will one day be able to attenuate the speech of people I'm not trying to listen to.
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2y ago
I wanted to try this for auditory processing disorder, but I passed the hearing test with flying colors, so it won't let me try. Is this some regulatory thing?
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2y ago
The NES PPU outputs a luma, chroma and sync directly, so it has to be converted at some point.
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2y ago
I have a treadmill though. Even though I don't use it. I can't get a quantum computer.
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2y ago
Man, reading this makes me feel so small. Being a "software engineer" consuming APIs and updating database rows seems laughably childish compared to whatever the hell it is I just read. I can't even imagine why I should bothe
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2y ago
Negative mass was what I was going for with "antimass". For some reason I thought that was a common term but I guess it is not.
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2y ago
With a splash of antimass in that confusion too
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2y ago
What is "hyperhelium"? Google only turns up things related to this article.
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2y ago
If you're right handed and use the mouse right handed, the increase in angle of your right arm is a lot harder on your shoulder over time.
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2y ago
10 years ago someone would be proposing how the blockchain could solve this problem.
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2y ago
Can't wait to ask this one as a Leetcode warmup.
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2y ago
I helped my friend instal one of these closed source ones and I never saw the point. They shut down their integration with his Alexa and other automations later which was amusing, but it kind of just showed off the fact that, yeah, you pret
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2y ago
What is the meaning of "self-refreshing" there, though? That sounds like a lot of work.
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2y ago
The Babylon Bee has gotten better, but it's still pretty amateurish compared to the best of The Onion. It's nice to have a satirical publication that leans the other way for balance.
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2y ago
When The Onion itself goes bankrupt in the not too distant future, can Alex Jones buy the Onion and get the domain back?
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2y ago
Eventually, yes? Everywhere I’ve ever worked has treated sprints as an endless series of 2 week deadlines. (Yes, I understand this is not “real” agile. I’ve never seen “real” agile and don’t personally know anyone who has.)
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2y ago
With Agile, I have found that I'm never able to just take a day off here and there. I need to take enough time off that I can meaningfully commit to taking less work in the sprint, otherwise my day off just leads to working nights and
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2y ago
I am currently sitting in a dot-com crash Aeron chair that I got for a very good price 25 years ago, behind the IKEA Jerker desk I bought at the same time. They are the best purchases I have ever made.
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2y ago
Yes, I was going to come back to say basically all of this. We noticed that not only were we no longer saving money, but we weren't even living paycheck to paycheck and had to make all these sorts of changes and cuts to get off a very
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2y ago
Ok, well, my wages aren't up, and everybody I know's wages aren't up either. Being told this over and over again, that everything is great, despite what's obvious to our own personal experience is why you got the result
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2y ago
When your lifestyle suddenly has to change in drastic ways because of a rapid increase in prices none of this makes anyone feel any better. "Think about how much worse it COULD be, kids!"
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2y ago
Absolutely not. Inflation hit us very hard and we had to make real lifestyle changes to get back in the black.
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Written with incredibly specific requirements that might as well have the name of the person they're retaining as one of them.
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I don't enjoy getting 4 kids through the TSA line, while trying to get my belt back on and not have my wallet stolen. I don't enjoy parking at the airport and having my license plate sticker stolen and have to deal with 6 tickets
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2y ago
Those are long hauls, but in Illinois it’s pretty common to drive to places like Nashville or Atlanta. We drive to Orlando so that we don’t have to deal with flying. That’s a long one but not bad. An EV would add a lot of time and risk.
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2y ago
The WARN Act doesn't mandate severance payments AFAIK.
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My 2019 i9 flagship MBP is just so, so terrible, and my wife's M1 MacBook Air is so, so great. I can't get over how much better her computer is than mine.
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2y ago
Comparison is the thief of joy. In the US, any amount is... infinity %? Undefined %? better than the legally required minimum of 0.
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