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by pasc1878 3y ago
In the security team there were experts but I suspect the issue was that if they suggested a solution and it did not work or I implemented it incorrectly then they would get the blame.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Or internal security - who look at your system and say doing that process that way is insecure please change it. When you ask how (as you aren't a security expert) they say not our problem and don't say how to fix it.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
When doing technical or business work - YES If for entertainment then things can be unsettling or tuned to one group.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
But it is still not a day. I have done this for 30-40 years. Yes I can guess better than a junior but still takes time.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Kagi does not have an equivalent to Bing Chat does it. The latter is an AI.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
That explains my view that it takes months to learn a language whilst others say it takes days. You can't be proficient in a language until you can write programs in to and that includes being able to build and use common libraries, de
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Yes and that is how I know it does not work. There are senders I cannot get into known.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Depends if you are after full-time or contract work.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I agree in general but don't fully trust recruiters who say you should go ahead anyway - it will depend on your previous experience with that recruiter.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
That is simply emphasising your skills to meet the customers requirements. If the company used Amazon rather than Azure you would change your main message to show that. Any company should also read the rest of your skills and showing say ex
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by pasc1878 3y ago
and has been for many years - my experience goes back to 1980. But I think that this would have been true ever since there were skilled trades in antiquity.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
This is true for all hiring of experienced people. If a company is after an experienced person then they want someone who can come up to speed with their codebase quickly. This means they do not want to spend time training someone in the la
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by pasc1878 3y ago
It depends on a library pigments that treats the Terminal as a TUI and not just like plain shells that just treat the terminal as a coloured teletype
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Unfortunately on iPhone you can't set some messages to unknown sender and some spam calls seem to be in known senders
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Or in English macaroni https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macaroni
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by pasc1878 3y ago
No if you are manipulating dates do not use time. Use an integer type denoting days since the start date. See Modified Julian date. Thus tomorrow is always 1 more than today - if you have times you need leap seconds.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I agree with the latter point. But I use xonsh as the shell and that has a prompt which can go on the last line of the terminal and does not get repeated each time, so when you scroll back you don't all the information each time. I use
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Hopefully you then confirmed that these issues actually existing using another method, Relying on a system to say that you are not charging correctly sounds rather like UK's Post Office Horizon system and we know that ChatGPT will hall
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by pasc1878 3y ago
There is an exception to only commercial developers provide a polished debugging environment and that is the various non GNU open source Smalltalks. Eclipse can also produce reasonable debugging for Java at least. But yes other than that po
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by pasc1878 3y ago
HTML zooms as well. It zooms better than pdf as the text will rewrap to fit the size of your screen whilst pdf zoom will force you to scroll;l to read a line.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
However if they something about the science they specialise in they are much more likely to know more that you, scientists not in their field let alone the general public. yes they will lie as much as anyone else but when they do not if you
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by pasc1878 3y ago
You obviously don't have travellers near you. Our local parks are now much harder to get into let alone if you are disabled as they all have a small rampart across any flat entrance to stop cars and caravans being driven onto the park.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Well part of one. My bank is First Direct - which is owned by HSBC. However the website functionality was always better than HSBCs 9I do have an HSBC account as well)
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I think not make money is recent. Up to 2000 papers and TV made money. Since Google and Facebook took the advertising industry then adverts did not go to news organisations.
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Shouldn't Swift also be there?
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Read my comment on macOS please - it explicitly is about dealing with Linux people who write scripts assuming new versions of Bash. Now if Linux used zsh then your comment is valid. Bash shell scripts do not necessarily run in zsh. Most Win
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Not true - shell does not run on Windows, iPhones etc. Even macOS has issues with those who assume Linux is the only Unix, Apple's bash is very old and does not run many scripts. Unfortunately Javascript does get installed everywhere,
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by pasc1878 3y ago
My Bank's app has been useful and easy to send money since it come out pre 2015. But the bank never had any branches and was phone only from the mid 1980s and then had a web front end I think in the 90s. Thus they knew what people need
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by pasc1878 3y ago
Ah thanks - so why is this not more common in other countries. I do know why it is not in US as giving bank account details to others allows other to withdraw from your account. This is not true in the UK so why no similar system here?
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by pasc1878 3y ago
I totally agree but the important phrase here is "produce actual print materials" Reading on an electronic device is a different problem than providing something to be printed on a fixed format unchangeable piece of paper. Thus yo

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