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by ponector 2y ago
Tragedy of current days. No one wants to be a firefighter, astronaut or a doctor. Influencers everywhere! Can you blame kids? Do you know firefighters who earns million dollars annually?
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by ponector 2y ago
Musk looks happy throwing his hand from the heart to the sun.
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by ponector 2y ago
I don't need to imagine. Teachers almost everywhere around the globe have poor salaries. In my country there are lower enrolment requirements to universities to become a school teacher than almost every other field of study. Means the
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by ponector 2y ago
Why should kids aspire to be like Aaron if it is not rewarded in our society? Comparing with such "kings" as Altman or Musk.
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by ponector 2y ago
DJ Once
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by ponector 2y ago
Lot's of people believe in god from the old Jewish tales (the bible). It's just easier to believe in it than accept responsibility for own life and handle consequences. Everything is an Act of God! All good and bad things.
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by ponector 2y ago
How much heavy fuel does a suezmax vessel carry? Less than 1% of the full deadweight, I assume. Costs of carrying fuel are negligible.
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by ponector 2y ago
Free? Half of the world has cheaper electricity than Iceland according to https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/cost-of-e...
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by ponector 2y ago
In most cases in corporations you are not interviewed by people you will be working with. Interview stage is a generic assessment by random people. Yo simply need to pass them. Also they are usually asking questions not related to the real
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by ponector 2y ago
I have a better idea: pay to get through every step of the recruiting process, with steep increase for each stage. Who paid the most - get the job!
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by ponector 2y ago
That is true. Companies are using LLM in ATS to filter resume. If they can bullshit job description to reach more applications why candidates cannot do the same with CV? The result we are going to is almost every CV now will be a 99% matchi
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by ponector 2y ago
Don't you agree Russians are doing usual Russian style fighting: committing multiple war crimes against weaker enemy? Bombing civilians, targeting civil infrastructure, hospitals, schools, powerplants and dams.
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by ponector 2y ago
Russian generals, Russian troops taking participation in exercise. Russians firing a rocket. Exercise located at Russian shooting range. And yet you wrote it was not a joint exercise. Russia Today can be proud of you, comrade!
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by ponector 2y ago
Also pantsir is a shitty AA weapon. Like everything designed in modern Russia.
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by ponector 2y ago
Any proofs? Everywhere articles says that accident was during joint exercise.
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by ponector 2y ago
I'm sure you can call everything a security expense. I need a secure housing. I need a secure meal. I need a secure car, jet, yacht. I need a secure sweatpants...
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by ponector 2y ago
But Zuckerberg still received more than 24 million in benefits from Meta. Another bluff. It is like saying you have 1$ salary while company is covering all your personal expenses. Actually it will be better, more transparent if he received
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by ponector 2y ago
While other vendor offer a device with which you can hack and drive Hyundai/Kia vehicles within few minutes. https://www.reddit.com/r/electricvehicles/comments/1durgih/h...
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by ponector 2y ago
Decent candidates have more opportunities. Decent candidates have already a decent job. Why should they apply to your company?
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by ponector 2y ago
When company says they cannot find good enough people to hire it really means they cannot find cheap enough people.
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by ponector 2y ago
So many contradictions! You pay well, but not so much. You search for qualified applicants but can hire a student. You require linear algebra but ok with technical writer. Looks like your managers don't know who they need to hire or do
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by ponector 2y ago
>> reviews are easier to find than ever Nowadays reviews are just a paid marketing. Try to find a true review for a new car. Impossible! Everyone will talk about their feelings, not about the car. Many even not opening the hood to che
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by ponector 2y ago
Usually of you sort by the price 10 products it is a safe bet to get third cheapest. Good enough.
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by ponector 2y ago
I've once was looking for top-performance windows laptop. Bought a nice Asus ROG M16 for $2500. Expensive? Sure! But they did cost-cutting, put a crappy wifi card from Media-Tech, which resulted in a daily BSOD. Bought Intel card for $
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by ponector 2y ago
If only $130 thing is better made, not with better marketing! You never know if more pricey thing is actually better and will last more. It can have a feeling to last more, but not the actual quality. Nowadays almost everything is a crap wi
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by ponector 2y ago
Client is not paying taxes, only for my services. What if I decide to not pay taxes myself and pocket all the money?
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by ponector 2y ago
And don't forget to put 25% progressive tip to everything! I've recently heard some people are paying tips to the collectors company who while paying minimum monthly payment to the debt. How progressive!
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by ponector 2y ago
And we use people as sex machines, unfortunately.
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by ponector 2y ago
Can LLM join a standup call? Can LLM create a merge request? At the moment it looks like an experienced engineer can pressure LLM to hallucinate a junior level code.
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by ponector 2y ago
They still ruin society with the Facebook, no matter how much good they do with LLM.

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