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I think it is actually more of a potential disappointment for the candidate than the employer. Because when the candidate becomes the employee, the employer will notice this person will never stick out, never stands out, and will only be ha
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2y ago
I tried a standard school photo of my daughter and it worked pretty great. I guess that in your instance it failed to define the subject of the photo.
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2y ago
I never understood why there hasn't been more investigation into Russian influence during the last four years. But maybe the ones to make a call about that didn't care.
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2y ago
> Musk has major influence in the legal system. The law is what he demands it is. What is the reasoning for this? If a law needs to be changed it first needs to be drawn up, needs to go through congress, etc.
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2y ago
No it not blocked. It works fine for me, though I use various DNS providers via Adguard Home.
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2y ago
I really recommend a RSS reader for this reason, it does not have bias.
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2y ago
These exist for showers, shower heat exchangers let the drained hot water exchange heat with the cold water tube to the shower.
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2y ago
Social media made them think that some problems were huge and these elected people would solve them, while at the same time demonizing all other media so all signals that these people are not right were effectively muted.
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2y ago
> I'm tuned into what's happening. I do not subscribe to your hyperbolic interpretation of them I don’t blame you. They are very careful to shift the boundary a little bit each time, to keep most frogs not aware that the water
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2y ago
Not surprising. While there has been some movement in the positive direction (like Syria - though we still have to see how this will last) we see more movement in the other direction like Hungary, Poland (in a lesser extend), etc. No doubt
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> “I just never have seen colors like that in the sky,” said Lori Kaine, a resident of Providenciales, the main island of the Turks and Caicos archipelago. “At first, I thought it was an actual plane that had exploded.” Starship broke up
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2y ago
Voting districts and the resulting gerrymandering also doesn't help. Smaller or alternative parties never stand a chance. Still interesting though that there are a handful of people still voting on those.
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2y ago
How is the performance of Vulkan vs ROCm on AMD iGPUs? Ollama can be persuaded to run on iGPUs with ROCm.
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2y ago
>As a company I’d be terrified to be tied to his brand in any way. It is VISA or MasterCard in Europe. Not like we have much choice. Whether it is MasterCard or VISA is outside your control as it is tied to your bank.
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2y ago
I actually find it very readable. It was at least readable enough so I could implement an OAuth2 client from scratch in C# as a student. However after years I still don't understand the technical differences between OpenID Connect and
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2y ago
Poland court change got partially reverted. The US just has an incredibly weak implementation of democracy.
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2y ago
US only. US-colored glasses and live on.
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2y ago
Just feeling how far they can go. No-one wants to sound the war or article 5 horn. Also, seeing if the White House has any opinion on the matter - now there is a new person in charge that Russia really desired to have there.
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2y ago
How realistic is blocking anyway? Europe’s sactions on machine parts towards Russia are just being bypassed by buying via intermediaries in countries which are not sanctioned. I dont see how this can be different for tiny computer chips.
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2y ago
Using the OR approach can actually cause some headaches. It can cause SQL Server to make an suboptimal plan for the other queries which have the same query text but due to the parameters behave completely different.
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2y ago
For instance a vendor who hires a party for testing their software who hire people who otherwise wouldn't get hired. And who turn out to be pretty good at testing. But you wouldn't know that otherwise. People think DEI is just cha
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2y ago
If he is still around. He is older than when Biden started at his term.
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2y ago
England has the same weak implementation of democracy with the same flaws. You'll want to move a country that indirectly chooses the government and president.
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2y ago
If that is the case, is there any way back from Trumpism to the "normal" Republican party from the era of Bush?
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2y ago
In Safari it looks like there has been a “text-transform: lowercase” in the CSS.
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There was doubt by many if Project 2025 was actually going to be executed.
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2y ago
> Who cares about the planet, anyway. Maybe at some point they are going to AI themselves out of climate change. Well.. except for the part where they don’t believe in man-escalated climate change.
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I built auto-summarization and grouping in an experimental branch of my hobby-retrospective tool: https://github.com/Sebazzz/Return/tree/experiment/ai-integra... I’m now just wondering if there is any wa
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I know Americans tend to be patriots, but also that they often have a misunderstanding of the rest of the western world. I wonder if they care how the rest of the western world views the US democracy (which was never considered to be strong
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On the single maintainer subject: I wonder if there has been precedent that a single maintainer of a library has been treatened or corrupted by a state level actor to incorporate certain code?
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