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by ugh123 4y ago
wow what a garbage site that is. ussanews*.com
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by ugh123 4y ago
Apparently some of the training is specific to the shop. Not even a certification or license. I'd say thats pretty useless on the open market. Sounds scummy
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by ugh123 4y ago
I just mean some element of 3d. Anything. It could just be a blue sky in front of you and the faces of goombas and blocks are coming towards you as you walk/run forward (maybe you call that 2d with forward/backward movement). You
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by ugh123 4y ago
Hey, he gets around to taking the trash out eventually. If he can remember where it is
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by ugh123 4y ago
Expand beyond C/C++. I realized about halfway through my career that full time C/C++ work was diminishing and higher-level languages and frameworks were going to open up more jobs (they did). For me, this involved learning more w
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by ugh123 4y ago
TBH I was hoping for something a little more "realistic". I just see a line of squares moving around and seems unplayable.
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by ugh123 4y ago
are you still a believer? ;)
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by ugh123 4y ago
Sounds like the human brain. Scary!
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by ugh123 4y ago
These are baby steps towards what I think will be the eventual "disruption" to the film and tv industry. Directors will simply be able to write a script/prompt long enough and detailed enough for something like Imagen (or it&
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by ugh123 4y ago
Employees learned, yes. But I don't think big co's have bought into it enough and i'm afraid the "compromise" is going to eventually be a lot of jobs either moved overseas or just a race-to-the-bottom for salaries w
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by ugh123 4y ago
What if I just take a super hot shower every day?
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by ugh123 4y ago
#winning
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by ugh123 4y ago
>As I tell their recruiters I'd rather eat a cactus than work for them. lol. whats their response?
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by ugh123 4y ago
I think you're forgetting the security issues surrounding C. Also, I could build a lot of stuff in PHP. But in 2022, is that wise?
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by ugh123 4y ago
I wish I could see the icons that the rabbit and dog are standing on
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by ugh123 4y ago
CL wins on a lot of fronts but they need to do something about the spam and for-sale bloat submitted by stores.
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by ugh123 4y ago
Indeed classy. The 1-year cliff waiver should standard operating procedure during layoffs.
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by ugh123 4y ago
I'm pessimistic on their approach to "qualified creators" and what measure or qualifications they use to determine that. Theres no shortage of quacks, frauds, and fakers ready to "teach" you all they [don't] kn
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by ugh123 4y ago
Seems like a missed business opportunity for Reddit (or acquisition target!). They're sitting on an enormous trove of conversation data that could be better grok'd and structured (for discovery purposes) and monetized through affi
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by ugh123 4y ago
Just spent 2 hours at a passport office to renew. I even had an "appointment" :(
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by ugh123 4y ago
Learned a new term today! > 14. add clit mouse https://xkcd.com/243/
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by ugh123 4y ago
With the freedom mindset, would you consider a co-working membership where you could use any number of their locations (if there's availability like that near you)?
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by ugh123 4y ago
love it
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by ugh123 4y ago
"Intent is 3/4 of the law" https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/mens_rea#:~:text=The%20mens%... .
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by ugh123 4y ago
Interesting. So you'd prefer all the "great ideas" to come from a select few in the C-suite?
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by ugh123 4y ago
Try this: https://desktop.webamp.org/
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by ugh123 4y ago
THANK YOU
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by ugh123 4y ago
>So many articles and comments by people whose level of enthusiasm doesn't match their experience That also perfectly describes LinkedIn these days
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by ugh123 4y ago
Favoritism and enriching themselves with supplying wine to Google for their events. RTFA
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by ugh123 4y ago
Right. Let's let the pharma and medical establishment continue to "innovate" on our behalf.

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