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by trod1234 2y ago
> * Junior roles requiring X years of experience Don't forget the we want a person with 10 years of experience in X language. Designer of said language applies, and is turned down for not having sufficient experience, the language h
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Its required knowledge for financial literacy. Its more than just balancing the check book. The reason's behind why you do it are many. One is in creating a documentation path of evidence you can fall back to if there are any discrepan
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To pay for things, you obviously must use something. What you likely do not realize is there are additional protections inherent with checks that you likely do not have with what you are using. Payment systems often force you to pay a perce
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It is consistent support, and it is getting worse, and the sentiment brokers are making it even worse by preventing people from talking about it by echo chambering most people. In systems theory we call this a positive feedback system, and
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What we call DEI today, Social Justice, Cancel Culture, Activism all going back decades, all strongly influenced by Maoism and elements from the other red perils. There was a recent article about this here, but its a bit of an open secret w
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Yes, I read what could be seen from outside the paywall, and I've already read what the guy did in other articles (i.e. https://www.efinancialcareers.com/news/ai-for-leetcode-codin... ). The creation, distribution,
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Communication as a whole, not just email. The failures to address this, point to an inherent limitation of the systems we've built for computation. You'll have to revisit automata theory, and have some knowledge of why CPUs are ab
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To answer your question. The numerous amount of people create dependencies which must be backstopped which cannot be backstopped in the case of failure. Malthus never believed we could achieve population growth above the sustainable point,
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Not surprising. This is the kind of behavior that college incentivizes, and also the hiring process is one-sided to the point where qualified people get left in the dust every time. Why would we somehow expect anything different, when you l
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> why is having some type of computer a priority. Mechanization and Automation. It creates time you would normally have to spend actively on labor. Age of energy and all. The main inputs for this though would be quite difficult to bootst
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Well the load balancer is still up, but its just doing a redirect loop now. I can't imagine a single 302 request getting redirected 10x in a loop to the redirect limit per visitor is good for bandwidth.
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You read that right for the most part except you missed important nuance. You have to understand the tasks themselves are not and cannot ever be simple because of the adversarial nature imposed by bad actors. You can point at a small compon
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You are categorically mistaken and lack a true understanding of these things. You are warned before you are outright banned. It shows up in the logs if you actually set that up properly. It only appears like they cut you off because you ign
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The ISP had set it up so Egress traffic on the static IP was shared and included other residential traffic, and Ingress may have been mirrored or segmented by MAC. It was unclear, and the ISP wasn't giving us much, it took months to tr
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You have willfully blinded yourself to opportunities that if taken to heart could have prevented yourself a world of suffering. You mistake the environment you are in, and where it is going, which will threaten your ability to survive at so
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You are mistaken. Your reasoning is flawed because the heuristics you use are flawed, and the consequences of the heuristics are the reason you are frustrated. There are critical tools that you clearly have not learned, and likely were neve
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In my experience, MS and others give you a chance to correct the issue and if you don't do so in a timely manner (which requires qualified help), or it isn't corrected, then you get blackholed thereafter, and will remain that way
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Have you considered the additional cost of making it harder for your customers to do business with you, as well as the limited visibility that you set up for attacks that may become multi-stage in nature later? You never see or collect the
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As a generalist admin, would you say the same about DBA operations or would you say that's just not my specialty? The reasoning you provide doesn't differentiate, and speaks more of frustration which naturally comes with any area
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This attitude is just FUD. The issue here generally boils down to the defining difference between a generalist Admin and a Messaging Admin. The generalist can follow instructions, and nearly all the instructions out there stop at the point
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Egg prices are not going down. Last week they were 12.99 for a dozen. This week they are 14.99 for a dozen. The news says they are going down, but what the news says matters little when the reality dramatically differs. You can't trust
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The simple fact of the matter is, you won't be able to make it work. The system is a disadvantaged environment. The entities you interact with in doing so are malevolent, and there is no guaranteed job even with the education if you so
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If I were you, I would take a grain of salt with any article on that site, and verify everything thoroughly from known good, reputable and safe sources. It looks like the site's articles may have at least in part been partially AI gene
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You can make cheese from regular pasteurized milk. You cannot make cheese from HTST or UHT pasteurized milk. The temperatures degrade the proteins. Most Milk today in the US is HTST or UHT, this was not always the case. All have pasteurized
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No, this mentality is the parable of the lazy, and delusional, who won't be convinced of anything regardless of objective reality. The thing can be standing with a knee on their neck and they'd still be clueless. You'll find
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The link goes straight to a login page, doesn't let you see the page. On Firefox here.
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There were some press releases where the company behind it looked like it may be pulling out of the space. Though I'm not seeing them now when I do a quick search.
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Mainly disease/epidemiology control supposedly, but this usually rides backseat to monopoly barriers of entry. The high temperature pasteurization makes it so you can't use products for a number of things you used to be able to do
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Fairly flawed article. Simple fact is, when you put the manufacturing of things into fewer hands this increases any risk dramatically. Would we be having a serious conversation about an egg shortage if the large companies that dominate the
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You are thinking of Alma, and I believe they are still going, though a lot seemed to be up in the air.

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