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Why not just list every job title where there are at least 3 employees with that title and the average salary for that title.
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The employer is much more likely to post a higher, unrealistic, salary ceiling that they have no intention of actually paying in order to attract more/better candidates.
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3y ago
I don't know why we don't just have a single state where all homeless people can live. Where homeless people from all over can be bussed into. Where all homelessness resources can be directed. Where a majority of caseworkers can g
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Remote work / flexible schedules has changed how people use their homes. Older homes are not what people want to buy these days. People want a home that they can both live and work in. One in which both partners can possibly work from
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I can honestly wait. I am excited for 5 and 10 years from now. I really am. This is going to be amazing. If I miss out for a week or a month in the meantime I don't mind.
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I am worried that Chat-GPT productivity levels will become the new norm and when it doesn’t give you what you need you will be underperforming at work.
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3y ago
Even when its wrong it can still surface those unknown unknowns that would have cost you lots of time figuring out.
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Chat GPT saves me the most time when it incorporates the things I didn’t know, I didn’t know into an answer to my problem even when its answer overall is wrong. It pulls in the unknown unknowns.
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Just wait until Chat-GPT is ad laden. Type your question, watch an 8-second ad, see half your answer, watch a 16 second ad see the rest of your answer.
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Before Chat-GPT, potatoes took 60-130 days before they were ready to harvest. So 10 seconds would be impressive.
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I've been using MariaDB (MySQL) as a hobbyist for years. I just set up a couple myqsql servers with phpmyadmin on Raspberry PIs and use them for local development. Basic crud apps, etc. I've always assumed that PostgreSQL is a ste
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We all do what we need to do to be rewarded. I'm sure some employees will be getting bonuses.
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This is one of several standard reactions to people spending money. Jealousy, Envy, Disgust, Pity, Ambivalence. It's why people of the same social class tend to gravitate toward one another. While everyone is different regarding money,
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To some people sharing money is generous. To others it's a flex that they can't replicate and it makes them bitter. To others it's a sign you can be taken advantage of. To others it's a sign that you are not mature finan
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Pitting big business interests against rural/agricultural interest. Seems like a potential wedge issue for US conservatives if I've ever seen one.
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I work of one of those “everything must be a stored procedure companies.” We are stuck with a single rdbms vendor and the company is perfectly ok with this. Different developers have different skill levels and specialties but they know how
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3y ago
In the US, if you are not poor, you can get an MRI same day or next day at the worst.
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4y ago
We have hired back to back people that we had to let go. When you take 4 hours to respond to simple questions you either have two jobs or you are not disciplined enough to be working from home.
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Interviewer: with your eyes closed, tell me the difference between…
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Can you imagine this used by your employer to force your personal phone to connect to their network and be subject to their internet filtering? Or what about at retail stores, blocking access to Amazon and competing stores while you shop.
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4y ago
You would expect to see statistically significant differences in the rates of colorectal cancer among men than women if “being on the receiving end of anal sex” was causing colorectal cancer.
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I mean, if we’re speculating about butt-related things… anal sex has been steadily growing in popularity. Butt implants are a thing now. Also bidets have become more popular since the pandemic. But at least alien abductions isn’t trending l
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Im actually interested in becoming a private pilot. ChatGPT pointed me to the proper reading material to get started and I’m going through that, using ChatGPT to clarify various concepts I misunderstand or poorly understand. Its been an ama
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Its a difficult job, but it gets me by
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Perhaps you underestimate how much average people lack the most basic surface-level knowledge of various subjects, and how much value learning the basics can provide. Some of these people are just learning about the relationship between tem
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I use ring cameras. I gave some initial consideration to the privacy concerns before going all in. I decided I'm fine with it. I positioned the cameras specifically knowing that whatever they record could be made public at some point.
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4y ago
Unicode... There may be some regrets.
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Ugh, How did we get here.
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I came here expecting a flowchart showing different parts of the body being fish and other parts human and the mythological name for each combination. But I guess I can now make a flowchart showing this. Give a man a fish, etc.
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It contains 3 or 4 trips to stack overflow in its one answer. And only 2 of those trips it saved you were trips you knew you needed to make.
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