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I guess what do you mean by “recognize”? I’ve reviewed hundreds of resumes, and never dug into the regional vs national accreditation for a degree. You recognize the big names, and otherwise just generally say “seems they have a CS degree”
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Many HVAC employees are unionized too; and rarely have a shortage in the winter.
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Rust has spoiled me. I truly wish this was just built into bundler. I should be able to just update the version, run bundle install, and know what is supported. Many dependencies have minimum, but not maximum versions specified. Most bugs h
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I recall this being all the rage for a few years.
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I have similar problems in Python with OpenCV. It should be so simple, but generally is not (or at least last I tried)
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5y ago
Noting these as inspiration for more realistic foods in my Curse of Strahd D&D campaign, where the sun is never bright.
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That is a very nice Tetris in my layperson's opinion. Nice work!
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I'm not sure I get this assumption. Few other countries were "pissed off" when borders were closed to them. I still cannot travel recreationally to Japan from the US, and that's fine.
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5y ago
LSC!
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I've experienced similar as a guest. Had a severe misrepresentation about the property I was renting for a month. AirBNB support initially just said "talk to the host about resolving it", which wasn't going to actually
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Lots of condo co Ops have selective admission
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Those darn authoritarians using consensus.
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One of my motorcycles is from 1973. Nary a tube or chip on it. I think it's got a turn blinker that's kinda a flip-flop, but I think it's just charging and discharging capacitors. It's lasted way longer than most modern
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Removing the income cap is really a clear way to mitigate this problem greatly. From what I understand it doesn't fix it entirely. I wonder if we could put SS on capital gains, even at 1%. That would help this include investment gains.
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I keep trying to bring this up at work. We use a ton of FOSS software. We pay thousands per month to AWS, Datadog, etc... but nothing for the "free" software we use. People are generally in support of the idea, but then it falls a
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Can you say more about why the information process isn’t automated, allowing for easier and faster determination of these things? Doing it manually seems rife for error and to be awful toil
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I wonder how this is going to impact the Amethyst project’s Legion ECS that also uses archetypes.
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99% of my incoming work happens in a combination of Slack, an SCM, Zoom and Jira. Maybe 1% of the time I get a task in from email (do this training, etc). Overall it's a cool idea, but I wasn't able to quickly determine if any
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Indeed, despite the poor fuel economy of many of them, most rarely hit mileage in their lifetimes that most cars would hit in their first year or two. The main inefficiency is really just the building of them in the first place- but they do
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I've got the LimeSDR standard size one, and I've never been able to make good use of it. Thinking of throwing it on eBay soon. Software support is far more limited than I'd prefer compared to other SDRs too, which someone at
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I wonder if that payment serves as some sort of understanding/contract. The money was given for some reason. What reason did the parents think?
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For those who have worked at Facebook - why in the world are their policies like this? Why is customer support so... unfriendly and unhelpful? No escalations possible? No way to reach anyone?
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So uhh... time to raise some funds and launch a crypto-payments version of OF?
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That is a really esoteric flavor of boot you seem to be enjoying to lick there…
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I don’t think our site supports IPv6 yet fully. If I were to go to my CTO tomorrow and try to pitch them that this is a priority, what would I tell them? How do I justify this work? Marginally cheaper addresses don’t impact our scale compar
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Air being denser _perhaps_ means it doesn't have to hit top RPM for maintain altitude?
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I’ve got a handful of computers running in a rack at home. Their total power? Around 400w. I also have a dehumidifier running all the time in the basement. It’s power usage is 500w. No one bats and eye at a heater or dehumidifier, but a com
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I wonder how that's going to work for government security agencies. I remember at one point touring the Pentagon (many years ago) and them saying how they explicitly disallowed devices with cameras in certain areas. No idea if that
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I’ve got the Arc, sub and two Ones for rear speakers. It’s way better than the Beam was but there’s far better sounding speakers out there. What I do enjoy is the simplicity and small number of wires for speakers throughout my house. I’m se
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Right - if the hardware is no longer selling (due to missing sales targets) then there's little incentive for the companies to still invest significant resources into maintaining it. Of course one option would be to open source it enti
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