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Alternative is that there are people who cannot do anagrams, who probably cannot follow a ChatGPT manual even if their life depended on it. Since IT is paid very well, there are lots of people who try to lie their way to get the job. If you
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Dilute the votes of those who care with votes of random idiots who would never vote if not forced to and who make their decisions randomly or based on populism. You can as well add 30% random votes, although those would be spread equally be
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It does make sense if you want to know if employees can do their jobs.
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Maybe look into the number of characters that can be shown in a line. With 5/10 tabs and 80 chars per line you need to break code into two lines more often than with 4/8. Although modern mobitors and resolutions are huge, so you c
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How is the quality of the actual writing inside the book? I suspect high - looking at the supplementary text, but everyone seems to judge this book by its cover
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Tax result <> bookkeeping result <> cash flow In many countries tax office does not care about your bookkeeping result. Tax is calculated using separate rules (and then becomes part of bookkeeping result). Also if we go to philo
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Tax result <> Bookkeeping result. In fact bookkeeping result as per US GAAP van be different than the result under IFRS or regulations of other countries (for example due to different approach to depreciation). Many countries calculat
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Ask HN: How to stop an Android phone to accidently call 911 112 from lock sceen?
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Can you even sell stuff to North Korea or Iran? Arent they on some embargo? A friend told me that someone in his very big company sold some random stuff to North Korea and now 1) they have obligatory training not to sell there 2) they have
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Design outsourced to cheapest bidder?
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Hope that the kid has time to have fun with friends as well, otherwise will become just a well educated sucker used by others.
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Is this for that one particular chip, or for every WPA3 device? Imagine having a teams call, or playing a computer game and your brand new router disconnects you every 11 hours. And since 11 hours.. this crash will cycle by 1 hour every day
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Satya's genius strikes again
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KGB captured a NSA account? Access to everything means it was not a planned disclosure. Also why does MS not design its systems to simply disallow one person to have such priviledges? They are attacked by state actors and have moles inside.
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I will get downvoted for that bur I will ask anyway. So what exactly are his achievements? After reading the article it seems that he mostly produced hot takes, while others did the actual heavy lifing. Goto considered harmful? And some alg
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What damage? Apple losing 30% fee? Money lost for apple is money saved by people. Why are you so invested in defending that company's shitty practices? When someone already paid for their device they should be able to side load apps an
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Someone can run a botfarm that will download your APP 1M times and you need to pay 45k? Sounds unappealing to me.
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Alternative ways to download apps has nothing to do with user protection. All Apple is doing is protecting their pockets.
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Yes. Apart from getting things cheaper, there are multiple reasons from country to country (people prefer to not share private data, generic dislike for big tech, pirate party)
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3y ago
I can imagine that some would be incredibly lazy and some efficient. Question is which group would be bigger.
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Are those MBA questions? Because that would explain a lot!
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In Polsh: "Robotnik" means *manual* worker. E.g. someone fixing roads, or working in a factory. "Pracownik" is a generic word for "employee". Can be an office worker or an manual worker. "Robić" basic
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Does Rubik count as well? Not a mathmatician, but everybody knows him for a reason.
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Ulam, Banach? Other people who made the atomic bomb? Often polish-jewish https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Polish_mathematician... (on a side note, the table should be reworked with sortable dates and names - las
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Imagine you are a fish. Youbdodge predators for 90 years. You survive the dirty water with all the chemicals put there by humans. Then some asshole angler kills you. If someone wants to eat fish capture them from human made pond used to rai
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It's sad that you dont realize that many old people dont know how to make the most basic stuff on smartphones or computers. And dont have someone to help them. Try hosting a class for pensioneers where teaching how to send a photo via
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Easy imagine a scenario when someone gets ill and lands in a hospital and "the system" does not pay them their money.
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The opening website is so poor - "what is nightshade" - then a whole paragraph that tells nothing, then another paragraph.. then no examples. This whole description should be reworked to be shorter and more to the point.
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Someone even coined the term vertical join! Anyway, I declare and coin that VLOOKUP is a LEFT JOIN
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> Add "reddit" to get any sort of non-promoted human-driven knowledge you realize that now comments on reddit are SEO spam too?
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