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Yes it's a hog.
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Are these sites on the same cloud or CDN?
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Forwarded to AMZN and GOOGL.
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Getting a web shell speaks for itself.
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My experience is you generalize and clients start low balling finding any number of faults AND demands. You specialize and you can be rock solid and demand solid rates. Please note that this is not an endorsement to become outdated but to e
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Global warming solved.
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6y ago
I always preferred text since irc days.
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6y ago
It should be made optional because WFH every day is boring but working from office everyday is hectic and risky now.
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6y ago
Indian government categorizes outsourced software engineers working on their premises under facilities too. So these shadow workers actually worked remotely.
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"managing by walking around" Always reminds me of meth lab enforcers walking around and intimidating illegal immigrant meth cooks on a meth assembly line.
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It's similar for me. I was less motivated and could grasp less as a college student over now with 10 years experience.
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I have noticed cheese lifts my mood often.
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Brain on a stick is still livestock.
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Yahoo Messenger was my jam so much so that I wanted to be printed on my epitaph "You have been disconnected."
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Same as covid response. Which is unbelievable.
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If it comes that close it's a hostile irrespective of origin.
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Physicist professor.
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Substitute all the parts in these hypotheticals with humans and the answer is constant tracking and vigilance.
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Entire movies and videogames are premised on such scenarios in western labs.
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Only to be defeated by a rubber gasket eating mutation. Anyway Murphy's law is always applicable and we need the capability to fight fires even more.
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Needs a blockchain and AI based classification cluster.
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6y ago
So what? It costs half of Windows rents and guess what .net can now run on Linux.
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Knew a guy who joined Deloitte. Was called star performer when he was focused on beating others down instead of the work at hand. You hire careerists, you get wall street brokers for every job, including existentially challenging ones.
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Apparently fitbits.
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I learned more about working independently from reading linux manuals and irc chats after high school than in 12 years of school or 5 years of college.
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Imagine you're on a spaceship, say the Nostromo from Alien. And your biggest skill is making others do your work. I'd say you'd be the first in line to be spaced.
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For me thinking about tech IS watching TV or walking the dog, which is hard to do in an open office. Meaning it's my work and hobby.
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Q: Bottom line: Should I be worried about patent issues if I use FFmpeg? A: Are you a private user working with FFmpeg for your own personal purposes? If so, there is remarkably little reason to be concerned. Are you using FFmpeg in a comme
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The new processor from UK won the 21st century over :)
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6y ago
Who needs AI when there is unrelenting bureaucracy!
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