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by theropost 5y ago
Thanks for the suggestions - I've tried Paddle before, however was looking for a local only version - seems like Paddle uses external sources (cn) for some of its OCR features, and unfortunately that won't work in this line of wor
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by theropost 5y ago
Does anyone know of some good open sourced projects for OCR? Tesseract always seems to be the default, and then it seems Google cloud, and other services are miles ahead. However, for those who don't want to rely on the big tech compan
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by theropost 5y ago
Ouuf, I was wondering what happened to all my data on my old My Book live - I'm okay with my own incompetence or network security, however I'm not okay with WD's incompetence
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by theropost 5y ago
Where I work there is an entire documentation department, that is almost entirely focused on their templates/standardized documents & proceess, than are are the actual content.
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by theropost 5y ago
It seems like they are working on sellers who are offering free gift cards, etc from 3rd party websites for positive reviews. The new one I noticed that is starting, are letters telling me about how hard their lives are, and how they need m
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by theropost 5y ago
Yup, that is the case - Gov. is slow to react with such poor funding. We tend to wait until our hand is forced, and support tons of legacy apps - if this was my own PC/network I would have been way ahead of this train wreck.
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by theropost 5y ago
As someone actually working in operations, and keeping our current suite of software/apps/etc compatable with these upgrades, I say - Microsoft, your documentation is very poor and lacking, and I have to invent fixes to your lack
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by theropost 5y ago
It must be confusing to be a boy these days with all the conflicting messaging on how they should or should not be. The expectations of men are conflicting, confusing, uneven, and ever-changing. Equality is thrown around, with many exceptio
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by theropost 5y ago
If I see a job I am qualified for, and/or interested in, and I don't see a salary range I tend ignore it - I don't have time to entertain companies unwilling to be open about their payscales.
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by theropost 6y ago
Quite true, it is their business model. There are so many talented engineers using their great talent on ways to gather advertising data. I wonder what will happen when their business model is no longer viable? Do they then begin the pivot
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by theropost 6y ago
I agree totally - if you brazenly break the rules, you tend to get punished.. unless you back it up with real results. Disrupters tend to be the innovators in society. School does not value disrupters in the same way as a business might. In
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by theropost 6y ago
We started with a simple excel tool, that has morphed into a visual pay system that talks to the database through SQL queries - it impresses me everyday how much this excel file does, and the 2000 users that use it daily say the same thing
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by theropost 6y ago
Bureaucracy destroys - regulation is useful, if applied effectively, however the ever growing bureaucracy, and laziness of average people tends to happen without constant pressure or growth. Working as a programmer in Government has made me
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by theropost 6y ago
But does the Chinese company fund your pension plans, pay wealth back to the government, and employ tax paying citizens in America? Where do you want to asset valuations to be located - in your own nation, or another?