zhte415

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by zhte415 5y ago
Without realising it, I have long embraced the 4HWW. It's just the thinking, communication, research, learning, reflection take up a further 50 hours.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Limit request rate and be done with it other than reviewing 429s, 404s, 401s etc?
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by zhte415 5y ago
A related YouTuber: https://www.youtube.com/c/baldandbankrupt He treks around former soviet countries (mainly) on his own creating commentary travellogs.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Write a somewhat influential book and let others figure out how to 'host' this.
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by zhte415 5y ago
It doesn't need to be human DNA, indeed the part chosen may not 'make' it 500 years. While I have no desire to do this, choosing a variety of other life seems more viable, and more easily rediscovered if necessary.
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by zhte415 5y ago
On the rare occasion... think of a different name. It's also not just about the domain name, trademark and company name search may be important.
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by zhte415 5y ago
While I'm no astrophysiyst I don't think it's a matter of 'their sun was there last week, look, this week it's not' and nor do I think an artist's impression of something orbiting nothing adds any more, na
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by zhte415 5y ago
Let's keep burning as much coal as possible then, to ensure we get to this point even faster.
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by zhte415 5y ago
No. Sometimes something just does work out faster, so explain that. Spend a little longer anyway as if something is vastly faster than expectations then perhaps something's been missed. Then when still presenting it faster, explain tha
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by zhte415 5y ago
The cutting edge in mediocre corporate training at the moment is drawing pictures about experiences based on open ended questions to which no one dares say an answer is wrong but instead passively aggressively use voting via small tags of c
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by zhte415 5y ago
The proper nouns find this improper.
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by zhte415 5y ago
For the internet points.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Not reading meandering meta articles about productivity makes me more productive.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Now absolutely no one doesn't have an excuse not to add AI to their résumé. Right after MS Word, MS Powerpoint and MS Excel.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Phone calls are better, as no one can see the group on the other end looking at each other in bemusement (if in a meeting room) or in a group IM chat (if not all in the same place) asking each other what the hell the speaker is talking abou
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by zhte415 5y ago
If they toss a CV based on that, then I don't think I'd like being there. If they don't 'looked at my résumé little more carefully' in advance, I don't think I'd like working there. I do appreciate some t
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by zhte415 5y ago
From one of the comments - > The Library Director seem very interested in me, but when she looked at my résumé little more carefully she said “you appear to be a job hopper.” To which my reply would be, gilded in sarcasm to an appropriat
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by zhte415 5y ago
> I'll add that another big problem I have with Excel is usually the lack of database support. SharePoint site as the backend. Spare PC in a cupboard somewhere chugging away as a substitute for cron, or if you want to updating a sp
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by zhte415 5y ago
The Macs drove subsidising the moral hazard of fixed rate loans into the public conscious, a subsidy for home owners, political suicide to take away. Better (politically) to rob from a generation or two to pay for reckless low interest rate
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John Calhoun's Experiment(physicsoflife.pl)
3 points by zhte415 5y ago|0 comments
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by zhte415 5y ago
Suspicion is good :) I'll take PMP for example. I have made my way through the PMBOK Guide and various satellite publications. I've found some parts very useful, especially when focusing in retrospect. I have also worked in orga
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by zhte415 5y ago
Helmets. Helmets incorporating glasses with head-up displays, Beats headphones with a personal Siri meets Samantha so your IoT fridge and shoelaces can speak with you, and ubiquitous masks, all wrapped in an ultra thin, lightweight helmet.
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by zhte415 5y ago
> The man whose whole life is spent in performing a few simple operations, of which the effects are perhaps always the same, or very nearly the same, has no occasion to exert his understanding or to exercise his invention in finding out
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by zhte415 5y ago
I also remember Pidgin fondly. I have now given up on IM and just email or call people.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Right click is disabled. Nice.
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by zhte415 5y ago
I don't see a reason why this cannot already exist.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Why is IPv6 not a popular idea here?
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AI GPT-3 chatbot, helped a man speak again to late fiancée, OpenAI shut it down(theregister.com)
6 points by zhte415 5y ago|1 comments
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by zhte415 5y ago
AKA missing the wood for the trees. ...by turning off Javascript I was able to reduce page load by ~4MB. It still looks and works fine.
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by zhte415 5y ago
Nice names I like. Not to discount that at all. The ones on the landing page are quite catchy. But the.. > £12.99 Excl. VAT ..doesn't seem that free.

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