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by sparrish 8y ago
This is great. So many meetings should have been emails. Keep up the good work. We need one of these for video conference calls where the organizer gets a video call from the sad little icon and says "you could have just put that in a
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by sparrish 8y ago
Nice guide for high-touch sales. I'd love to see something similar for low-touch/no-touch sales SaaS.
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Yahoo hacker sentenced to 5 years(arstechnica.com)
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by sparrish 8y ago
How do you advance/scroll while in presentation mode?
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by sparrish 8y ago
Seems like a strange purchase for Adobe. How does this fit into their market or ecosystem?
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by sparrish 8y ago
I'd feel better if there were a definition of 'large scale' somewhere but the official documents are just too ambiguous. Are 1 million IPs in my logs 'large scale'?
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by sparrish 8y ago
TLDR; Two engineers with marketable skills get jobs. Slow news day in Newfoundland?
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by sparrish 8y ago
This is great. I was looking for that 'something' to take my Dad jokes to the next level, this is it. My kids' eyes are gonna roll... I love it. Thanks for making this.
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by sparrish 8y ago
Submit a pull request. We'll put that in the next iteration. <grin>
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by sparrish 8y ago
You're thinking of "professional recruiters". The ones listed here are just the technical hiring managers at their companies saying what they look for.
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by sparrish 8y ago
They did. Sarah Arcoleo - "It’s important to me and our whole team that we are bringing on new team members who align to our company culture and values."
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by sparrish 8y ago
"Think of your resume like a poem." Roses are red, Violets are blue, I need a job, You're hiring, right?
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by sparrish 8y ago
Agreed. I've been working from home for 10 years and my wife and I homeschool our 7 kids. When Daddy's in his office he's not to be disturbed. And I absolutely love being able to be around to help and enjoy those special mom
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by sparrish 8y ago
I've been working remotely for 10 years now. I've got 7 kids that my wife and I homeschool. I'm never 'lonely' <grin>.
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by sparrish 8y ago
I would argue that since this subject is about remote workers, the crowds upvoting is data. Think about it.
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by sparrish 8y ago
VR - They'll all spend their time in energy efficient virtual reality; visiting those places without moving. Sure, it won't be the same but it'll be 'good enough' for us unwashed masses.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Or not.. "believed to be microplastics" "there is a chance the Nile Red dye is adhering to another unknown substance other than plastic." So it may, or may not be microplastics that they found/counted.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Embezzling is a poor comparison. This is Nestle getting legal permits to pull from a well. A better comparison would be if you invoiced Michigan for 1/2000th of their GDP and the state and local governments paid it. In that case, I&#
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by sparrish 9y ago
Apparently he tried talking with Panera directly. First contact was 6 months ago. The vulnerability still exists so he decided to release it publically. I think that's reasonable.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Not Tetris but similar and so fun and addictive - Torus: https://www.benjoffe.com/code/games/torus Play garbage mode...
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by sparrish 9y ago
Great to hear about his. Our small company would like to help fund this kind of thing but I'm not sure where to start. This gave me a few ideas, thanks.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Jaguar doesn't say "premium" to me. With all their electrical issues in the past, I'll be staying far away from an electric Jaguar.
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by sparrish 9y ago
Jaguar doesn't say "premium" to me. With all their electrical issues in the past, I'll be staying far away from an electric Jaguar.
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by sparrish 9y ago
I'm assuming that if you're getting paid, you must be producing something of value. It may not be something everyone values but somebody values what you're doing enough to pay you.
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by sparrish 9y ago
You're assuming they aren't enjoying working. I tried not working, it was boring. I'd rather be productive.
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by sparrish 9y ago
I agree, they worked in the winter, as modern farmer do as well, but not nearly as hard as the spring, summer, fall. I was just going with the "up to 1/2 the year vacation" from the article.
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by sparrish 9y ago
They got up to 1/2 the year off, sure. But my guess is they had to work more than 2000 hours the other half. They just compressed the hours worked into the growing season. Modern farmers do the same thing (from a rural farming commun
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by sparrish 9y ago
From the ADA site: Service Animal Defined by Title II and Title III of the ADA. A service animal means any dog that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical
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by sparrish 9y ago
The reason they can't make bail is because it's either set very high because the charges are very serious or they've made very poor financial decisions. Either case, they are a flight risk. It's very likely they'l
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by sparrish 9y ago
If you're focus is only pre-trial persons who can't make bail, I don't see how you'll stay in business. Bail is to be set based on the seriousness of the charges and the likelihood that the accused will skip out on furth

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