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by shard 5y ago
Haha that's on me for grabbing an example out of the air without checking. But I'm sure you understand my point.
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by shard 5y ago
Regarding posting inline on web pages, and on billboards, you seem to be discussing locations which are acceptable and not acceptable for resumes and ads. So could I summarize your point as resumes are acceptable if they are posted in certa
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by shard 5y ago
The point about $B is a matter of scale, so I don't think it matters, unless you are saying that companies with only $hundreds to spend on ads do not count as advertising. The point about it being part of the hiring process seems to be
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by shard 5y ago
I'm sure you know that when you use Google, search results are a side effect which is used to draw you to use Google, the main product being provided are the ads.
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by shard 5y ago
Following these thoughts, and flipping the argument the other way: For those of you reading who are against advertising, do you advertise your abilities and skillsets to potential employers that you wish to work for by sending them resumes
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by shard 5y ago
Interesting ironic comment. Googling for a solution is implicitly asking Google to serve you ads regarding that solution.
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by shard 5y ago
This never really made sense to me. God created man. The level of curiosity, the level of self control, the level of obedience in man, these were all set by God. Either he had no idea that the levels he set would eventually lead man to sin,
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by shard 5y ago
Regarding tastysandwich's comment about having no time to read, my hack is to put the book I want to read in the bathroom, and never bring my phone with me. This give me some time to read every day, and I've polished off several b
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by shard 5y ago
I love the lockdown, I get to WFH and not have to deal with small talk every day, mandatory company dinners, commuting through rush hour traffic smelling exhaust, getting up early and going home late, staying late because the boss is stayin
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by shard 5y ago
I have had my smartphone on vibrate-only since pretty much the beginning of having a smartphone, as I find it much less distracting than audio notifications, and much easier to ignore. I have almost all notifications turned off, except for
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by shard 5y ago
I was already regularly wearing masks in the winter before the pandemic for the same reason, it kept my face nice and warm. Of course it was cloth masks, not N95. But I did wear N95 when the air quality was especially bad.
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by shard 5y ago
I don't know Thai, but if Thai has an F sound, or if there are distinct L and R sounds, then Hangul would need new symbols.
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by shard 5y ago
California requires you to register your vehicles within 20 days and firearms within 60 days of moving in-state.
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by shard 5y ago
Is this recent? Which state? I just got my RealID in California in December, and tri-fold-free printed PDFs worked fine for me.
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by shard 5y ago
I started a new job after the start of COVID, and it has been really hard to build the personal relationships to become fully effective (our offices are spread out globally). My manager has said that pre-COVID days, I would have had the cha
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by shard 5y ago
I don't go in for cigarette smoke, but cigars, oh my.
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by shard 5y ago
Along the lines of second hand smoke, are there any levels of safe exposure to air pollution (considering recent studies saying that chronic exposure is equivalent to losing one year of education)? In that case, internal combustion engine e
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by shard 5y ago
To bring it to the relevant topic of the day, I don't believe I will ever see the CDC issue a statement that "no level of exposure to the COVID-19 virus is safe", and recommend China level of quarantine.
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by shard 5y ago
Here is a critique of My Octopus Teacher as a movie of a self-centered man who projects his issues onto an unsuspecting wild animal: "MY OCTOPUS TEACHER & Environmental Horror, An Analysis" https://www.youtube.com&#
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by shard 5y ago
At first I thought it was a weirdly inept clothing ad, until I realized it was actually the person being discussed in the article. Looking at that picture, I have to actively tell myself to not judge someone by just one photo.
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by shard 5y ago
Absolutely. Even with highly profitable global megacorps, technical debt is an issue, but eventually they have to pay the piper. I'm not sure if it is true in this case, but my image of governmental agencies are that they are perpetual
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by shard 5y ago
Nothing like a pandemic and millions of people dying to light a fire under some asses.
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by shard 5y ago
I would imagine it's like technical debt. There's benefits to paying that debt down, but there are always other issues that have higher priority. Sure, the software should have been architectured to be easily extensible / sys
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by shard 5y ago
Did we hug it to death already? I am getting a server error.
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by shard 5y ago
Building relationships with a skip level manager doesn't have to be about direct updates. It's not about going around your manager, either. It's building another channel of communication where you can ask for help on blockers
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by shard 5y ago
Yes. I've love to be able to type fast enough to take notes so that I don't have to try to read my chicken scratch handwriting and figure out what the hell I was trying to write, especially when referring to notes where I don&#x27
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by shard 5y ago
I suppose then we are getting into the nitty gritty of what the definition of typing is. Typing to me is entering text data. For me, if I use something like Swype on my phone, where I don't even have to hit the actual letters I am tryi
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by shard 5y ago
I just recently noticed the delivery optimization feature in Windows 10. It sounds similar to what you are saying, sending Windows update to other PCs on the local network.
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by shard 5y ago
That's very interesting, could you answer a few questions, or point me to some resource which explains in more detail? 1. How does this story end? 2. Which Fed announcement are you referring to? That rates will be raised? What do you m
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by shard 5y ago
I didn't dig too deeply, however on the pytorch installation page, it says "Please ensure that you have met the prerequisites below (e.g., numpy)" Does pytorch already require numpy?

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