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by steine65 4y ago
Probably, yes. Is it more efficient for the single poster to write out a few extra words, or for the hundreds of readers to go to Google or AI to help them interpret the letters? I work in accounting, an industry that throws out work-life b
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by steine65 4y ago
Most people in that situation would be carrying a backpacking stove and pot. I have known plenty to melt snow in dry areas.
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by steine65 4y ago
Thanks so much. This site has helped me find new games, and it has saved me lots of money with the price history feature.
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by steine65 4y ago
Prompt "write a powershell script to copy a file from one folder to another. Rename the file to 'newfile' and append the date it was copied to the end of the file name" Just an example of 'grunt-level' code tha
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by steine65 4y ago
To add, editing is a lot easier if you setup the word document using tables.
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by steine65 4y ago
Finance person here. I rarely meet people in finance who want to be working the rest of their lives. Not sure if your comment was sarcastic.
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by steine65 4y ago
I love R but can't use it at work :( With just the tidyverse library (which includes dplyr), R can be very useful in a data analysis pipeline. It is great for data cleaning and aggregation, especially when a process needs to be done mu
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by steine65 5y ago
Since most of these answers are tech-related, here's my financial services perspective. I spent two years working as an auditor for a large public accounting firm. This was my first post-college job. I disliked the job from the beginni