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Companies do not like risk. That kind of time off has high potential recidivism. If there are 2 candidates then lower risk one wins. Years ago I had HR decline a candidate because of a messy divorce because of perceived risk that I still
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I was kind of hoping this was updated Modern C++ Design by Andrei Alexandrescu. That was my favorite C++ book and at least I thought it didn't use the STL in Loki at all. It was the better templating design though heavily at the mercy
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I live in a townhouse. Its land efficient, i have a garage w/ storage its relatively affordable to houses. What i dont like are HOA fees and useless common expenses (the pool) and forced rules (only white curtains). The space 3 units
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Elden Ring is a marvel but its not same to me. Morrowind is not typical fantasy so the alien world of mushroom houses and silt striders takes it to the next level. Skyrim and Oblivion were less interesting to me as it was standard high fa
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They are exaggerating but not all wrong. As hiring manager my job is not to train you for your next job. I'm hiring for productivity and that takes time. If you are going to jump ship before you "pay" back the company then
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Caddy has problems with streaming gRPC (not simple request/response). So does Traefik to my understanding but Traefik might work better if reports are to be believed. Nginx has support i think but ive not verified it. I like caddy s
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Also most utilities will not let you charge from grid. Its very hard to get interconnect agreement if a battery is involved
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The money is also not evenly distributed.
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4y ago
Recommend book by Herman Pontzer from last year. "Burn: New Research Blows the Lid Off How We Really Burn Calories, Lose Weight, and Stay Healthy" Listened to on podcast 'Why is this happening with Chris Hayes' for 1 h
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Maybe. You could also just be screening out loyal people or people who don't like interviewing constantly. I'll let you hire the people that jump ship every two years.
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If you are not using roundup, you are still using something. "Organic" pesticides do not work better so you will generally be using more and that goes to the same places roundup does.
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I really like the diploma idea. Its mostly reasonable to me but not sure its enough. Lots of people leave before getting degree. After first job the degree doesnt really matter that much.
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4y ago
Password safe on windows and android. I like better than keepass. In theory you can transfer between them but i always lost datawhen doing that.
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There is very high demand from 6-10 pm and lesser in morning when solar is not available or very diminished. Also solar still needs cleaning all of those panels. Solar requires rare earths and that is surprisingly toxic manufacturing/
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He will change it to let all the toxic people back on. It will become worse and less pleasant and he will likely lose investors money ultimately but maybe not before he exits. We shall see.
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4y ago
This comes up for me in autocompleting editors. Have to start with "select * from table t;" then go back and then remove * and t.<ctrl-space> to get the hints to populate and then continue with joins which may require going
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4y ago
This. I've seen a few small ones in residential areas in California and they prevent speeding because you need to slow down as you cannot go straight but still allow flow faster than stopping 5 times.
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5y ago
Notepad++ is a wrapper around scite using native windows apis or at least was years ago. Find a native editor using that library in same way such as SciTE itself.
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5y ago
Unless its necessary like custody exchange of children or similar required event.
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5y ago
Are talking about software or teaching? My accountability is quite low compared to teachers and i make significantly more. I do believe those IBM contractors because it wouldnt motivate me. I'm already doing quite well so you have t
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Left out are industrial programming languages for PLCs. IEC 61131 languages include function block, ladder, sequential function charts and structured text. The first three are visual. Personally preferred ST as its closest to Pascal and Ada
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US gained a lot of world power after WW2 when other western countries were rebuilding. Do we know for certain it because of capitalism and not that US had lots of virgin resources to exploit in relative isolation while the other powers rebu
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Most people dont vote in primaries. That is only time choice is really an option for same party candidates. Since CU basically makes bribery legal its that much harder to remove bad incumbants since they have more campaign funds.
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I would assume RCS and floppies. CVS later. That is what my company apparently used in that era.
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Setup Hashicorp Vault. Almost easy but actyally hard to do right. Policies are easy to make too open and possibly insecure.
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It solves partly managing authorized_keys files. If you have a team separate keys can be difficult to manage. Shared keys are even worse. Certs can help with this if you properly manage the cert signing server (like hashicorp vault). Al
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Server setup isnt hard. No need for authorized_keys files anymore as you just trust signing server instead. What is hard is user experience. Sshagent doesnt support the certs. Putty (most popular client on windows?) doesnt support certs.
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Company i worked for 20 years ago had commercial engineering modelling program that did all physical types correctly and did scaling for user but it was fairly unique in scope and like you say almost all programming languages fall short her
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I would argee that if it confirms a view they already hold or are inclined to believe then that is all that is needed.
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Half my engineering exams were open book. If you did know the material you generally didn't have time to actually look it up so didnt matter.
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