tonfreed

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by tonfreed 3y ago
I think a lot of people act that way because they fear retribution. I've never met a true believer behind closed doors, but I'm pretty openly conservative so maybe people know I'm not going to judge them if they don't pa
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Ok honest question, who was their actual target audience? I know there are a lot of people that are performative radicals that might spout this kind of thing, but you get them in a room alone and they're not at all like that. I don&#x2
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I thought the timing of that one was interesting too. They ran out of money after wasting it all on outreach and then implemented this. It was probably always meant to be a distraction
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Interesting that they lead with Joe Biden falling asleep (for which there's video proof) and lump it in with internet boomer schizo talking points. Feels like CNN might be trying to prime the pump a little.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Oh boy another avenue for people to leak classified operational data
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by tonfreed 3y ago
It almost feels like they're just clickbaiting people with headlines like this.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I've brought this up that 2 days is where I see a benefit with myself and my team. With us 50/50 the weeks where we come in three times everybody is just tired and demoralised. Anything more than 3 days and we're all essentia
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Gab did that, didn't they?
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Caught a workmate in my team out as well. We can't create accounts and keep it all in the cloud at our job, so we had to find an installer for an older version. Absolutely scummy behaviour
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by tonfreed 3y ago
This is a good point and something else I have noticed. Juniors are the ones suffering without oversight from those of us that have made all their mistakes before. There's been more than a few times where I've thought "if I c
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I think this is pretty much bang on. Our team was going into the office once a week, some of us had even started going in twice a week because it just made meetings easier. Then the RTO mandate happened and we suddenly have to be back in 50
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by tonfreed 3y ago
You never know, you might see a local platform popup that specialises in Canadian content.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Philosophers are a special breed.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
The FAANG interviews I've done have all been algorithm and OS internal heavy. I'd say buy yourself a copy of the algorithms textbook and work through that. I didn't get an offer, though, so take my advice with a grain of salt
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I've worked in banking. I assure you, I would have had a million bugs filed on that before it even hit production.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Interesting comments. People pointing out the unity ceo sold a large number of shares before the announcement
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by tonfreed 3y ago
We should just tear down all the intelligence agencies and start again. Even if there was fire to go with this smoke, they're going to lie so they can continue to operate with impunity anyway. Distraction after distraction after distra
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Front end dev is a real discipline. Massive respect for the amount of crap they put up with from their tools. That being said, I don't need a new UI every 12 months.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
The one that pissed me off was moving workflows to the top of the screen rather than having them in the chat box. The org I work for uses a lot of them, and they're all hidden behind a small button that takes me out of the flow trying
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I don't think that's it, it's more that line has stopped going up and they need someone to blame that isn't the gross misallocation of their own resources. Investing has been incredibly short sighted for the last 40 year
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Hasn't happened to me, it's not linked to a real FB account either.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I got so sick of it I installed an extension to remove them.
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by tonfreed 3y ago
All I found on shorts was an attractive young lady playing guitar really badly but still having millions of views and comments saying how good she sounded. I'd forgive her if she was a beginner, but she's been uploading videos for
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by tonfreed 3y ago
The first 6 years of my career was working on data heavy applications. The statisticians on staff all used Excel to prototype their models. It's a great tool
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by tonfreed 3y ago
Well done, I had a degree and 5 years professional experience under my belt before doing that. Make sure you foster that curiosity continuously until the day you die, because it'll serve you really well
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I know a guy that contracts with NASA via CSIRO here in Australia. I imagine there's probably similar things going on with European research orgs
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I've had many a heated argument with the older bloke on my team. I'm very much a "I need to come back to this in 12 months, do it properly" kind of person, while he just gets stuff working. I've rejected PRs and spe
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by tonfreed 3y ago
I always thought it was cool. We used it in uni when the whole world was going nuts over mysql
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by tonfreed 3y ago
BuT tHeRe'S nO mArKeT fOr SiNgLe PlAyEr GaMeS My only complaints about the game are the rough edges it's inherited from 5e and the general horniness of all the main characters. Otherwise having a really great time with it, fantast
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by tonfreed 3y ago
It's interesting that the check-in agent was the one that attached the tag. I recently flew Melbourne to Frankfurt, and there was no interaction with staff at all during check-in and going through security, it was all DIY tagging and p

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