rs999gti

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by rs999gti 3y ago
> no mention of male fertility. Divorce rates and video games are already helping to decline that
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> Avoid Writing (and including) Code. What's your thoughts on no code platforms, such as: -bubble.io -airtable -power apps -nintex/appian/etc. I find myself looking at these platforms because the client server model we all
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> I live CNN lite: https://lite.cnn.com Such a refreshing site to see. It is like early 2000s internet before the introduction of the dynamic web. https://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_ajax_intro.asp#:~:text=
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We also had math classes masquerading as CS courses. For example, Algorithms with Big O notation analysis
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We were given the option for two more classes to get a Math minor I was a senior and wanted to just graduate, so I skipped it
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> I just wish everyone learned number theory and geometry and algebra and physics and and and... When people ask why do CS Majors learn so much maths? "They won't be using it for programming!" Maths teaches the CS major ho
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Probably the governments that grant the permits and collect the taxes for these foreign farming operations
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Bernie Madoff staged busy trading floors to fool auditors and investors, so this is not far off the mark
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This is not regulations on only companies. Posters are also proposing regulating consumer demand and market offerings. Central planning and control is the only way to get that done.
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The Dutch have beat the sea back for hundreds of years. They will be fine
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> You have just advocated for government action at all levels. Got to love that central control and planning. Next up social credit scores in the US and CA. Putting pancake syrup on waffles instead of maple? Minus 200 social credits.
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by rs999gti 3y ago
> Are we really out of news cycles right now and large cars is where we landed? People with no real problems, have to make up problems. Last week it was Canadian Wildfires and the summer heat. It's cooling down now, since it is beco
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> have companies to start treating Florida university degrees as worthless As long as the government is in the student loan business, this is never going to happen.
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Agree. No health provider is ever going to approve burning anything for medicinal usages. All studies have proven all the bad stuff comes from combustion.
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https://www.opensecrets.org/
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I thought WhatsApp users went to Telegram after the Facebook buy out?
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> it's game over for FOSS in Europe You mean the European Union. The rest of the world will be fine.
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> The CRA goes against this principle by imposing unavoidable liability on producers of free software, requiring them to make their development, testing, and documentation activities much harder and complex. If the EU wants this, they sh
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Wow, actively dumbing down maths and kneecapping kids from learning advanced maths. And for what, equity?
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by rs999gti 3y ago
You mean more insurance companies? There isn't competition because insurers' odds against hurricanes and floods are bad. They can't collect enough premium before a payout occurs, so there will not be insurers that will take t
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I mean this makes sense if the calls could be satisfied by a user looking up a problem on a knowledge base on their own. But if this was hands on tech support, such as helping old people use a computer, this is not a smart move
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The Rock was more of an Arnold or Stallone replacement from the 80s-2000s. A muscle bound, action star. Maybe the next Rock is Kumail Nanjiani? He has been getting pumped for more Marvel Universe movies. Tom Cruise is more like Steve McQuee
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> People like Tom Holland and Timothee Chalomet just don't seem to cut it compared to the 80s and 90s stars. Who is the next Tom Cruise? No one in Hollywood or British Film is like him. He is a relic from the early days of film, suc
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by rs999gti 3y ago
I tried Bard's update today. I sent it random questions, IT and development questions, etc. And I did not have to go to ChatGPT all day, so I say this update was a success.
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I suspect a lot of the urbanites are the millennials and gen y/z's. Gen X and older were the last generation to see getting a driver's license as a milestone of gaining freedom from parents. Urbanites were raised by helicopte
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It's weird that urbanization is back in vogue. During the pandemic, the closeness and compactness of urban living was a super spreader event. https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/13/6/3295
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It makes sense to me with 3/5 senior managers. They came from working IT backgrounds as developers, network admins, or SAP developers/senior admins. 2/5 of these senior managers have zero IT experience either in role or outsi
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> what managers are bringing to the table What I noticed in my org, are the senior managers are the ones who get to talk to the business people and get to muddle the waters and do a lot of repetitive work. Sometimes things do not get don
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> gatekeep-y the people that run/maintain that site can be I think it is just because people are getting old and tastes stop changing after a certain age. I'm getting up there in age and I think my taste in music ended somewher
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by rs999gti 3y ago
Sounds like it's time for USA to get another Salton Sea

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