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by thepasswordis 2y ago
No I think what they're saying is that they want ability to be the only (or at least by far the primary) metric used to evaluate the fitness of a candidate.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Never allowing the forest to burn, which is a part of its natural cycle, is a form a drastic climate change for the forest. Proper management of the forest means selecting a time to do these burns. If we don't select a time, mother
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
What do you find hard to learn about react? I think a lot of tutorials are really bad, might be the problem.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
SF Medical Manual link: https://irp.fas.org/doddir/milmed/sfhandbook.pdf
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
One could assume that the US purchasing the patent would be very profitable for the company selling it.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Of all things my taxes go to, I would love it the United States Government would buy the patent for this drug and make it freely available to anybody who wants it. The number of things it apparently just cures is staggering.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Youtube has a terrible problem with scammers. I don't know why they don't do anything about this.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
My guess is that it's venting out the system pressure, and it's safer to burn it.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
They do. You turn the dish on and the signup process is available.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Strategic ambiguity.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
It's generally considered safe to eat raw Norwegian farmed salmon: https://www.fromnorway.com/stories-from-norway/a-perfect-env...
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
I wonder if you could use downhill sections to regenerate the high pressure inside of the tube. I love this idea. You're hired.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Fair enough and I've been out of IT for a while. I wish I was still in it though, I'd love to be working on this!
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
You know what, I'm sorry, it was polyfill.io, not an NPM package.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
If you’ve got physical access to the machine it’s your machine. All you need is a USB port. I’d expect that the manufacturer puts out their own fix which basically copies crowdstrikes suggestion. I’d even suspect it by the end of the day
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Tech has become such an unbelievable house of cards full of various people covering their asses by offloading these tasks to third party trusted actors. Consider the recent npm supply chain attack a few weeks ago, or the attempted SSH attac
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Your IT wizard is probably wrong. There is a fix that involves booting into safe mode and deleting a file. Unless you have an encrypted file system this should be a relatively trivial fix.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
You cannot disable this anymore. You can add a hardware key, but cannot disable the mobile confirmation thing.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
I’ve recently become pretty disillusion with 2FA in general. Google has recently started enforcing their own “click yes on already authorize mobile device” 2FA, which is very frustrating. I have hardware 2FA keys that I keep in a safe. I d
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
>you should wake up we are waiting for you. Geez.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Also Tesla: drive the price of EVs down to parity with ICE cars while delivering a superior product, built out the nations charging infrastructure (and got everybody to switch to NACS), and oh yeah: made self driving available to everybody
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Waymo has almost completely replaced Uber/Lyft for everybody I know in the Phoenix area and it’s been this way for several years. It’s just absolutely normalized here to the point of barely being a novelty anymore. Waymos are absolute
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
It’s been that way for several years.
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Is it possible to buy a piece of land and just get a rule that says "I can pretty much fly anything 100 feet up in the air above my property"? It's kindof frustrating that this isn't the case. If you're a company de
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
It objectively doesn’t feel like then bubble is popping?
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
It certainly feels like the AI bubble is popping. Code completion is a great use, some writing tools are nice, I love chatGPT for information lookup (while knowing that it hallucinates), ChatGPT/whatever is great for generating icons a
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
How often are the buttons cleaned?
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Don’t learn frameworks, learn languages. If you are a good C, python, or JavaScript[1] developer you will have work for the rest of time. [1]: it is hazardously easy to end up as a framework programmer in JavaScript. If you are working in
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
What is your argument here? We should destroy the parks because cars are also a problem? No. We should make cars safer. We should make guns safer. But not the parks? Those need to be drug dens and open air homeless shelters?
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by thepasswordis 2y ago
Because it’s easy for me to avoid the deaths by cars. If somebody wanted to build a highway directly through my children’s daycare I would think it was just as ridiculous as turning their parks into open air drug markets and homeless shelt

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