zhte415

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   by zhte415 6y ago

   Building a rabbit hutch and nice area for running with protection against predatory birds. Working with a friend who went back to the farm three years ago - for context at 40 he's the youngest person in the village - on local country c
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   Yeah, and nay. 365 makes sense talking interest. But so does 360. And then there's +1/+2. And more fancy stuff. It all depends on currency. So, 365 makes sense from a mentality of opportunity cost and accrual, given an ACT365
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   It does suck to be WeWork, but perhaps not for co-working spaces. Reasoning: Acceptance of remote working, or at least not coming to the office, is boosted. But not everyone can work comfortably at home: Distractions, discipline. So a lo
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   Does it need it's own SKU? It is scanned when discounted. The important information is "We did too much of this cheese sandwich today" and correlate that with stuff like store location, the weather, public holidays, travel,
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   I quite like open plan offices. But it really depends on what your job/task is. And how well designed the open plan area is: Break-out spaces, individual rooms for when someone needs to focus, have extensive telephone calls especially
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   Thanks for the reply. The resumes look great.
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   What did you use to generate the resumes?
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   I also recommend OP to look into this. It can be pretty confusing for someone not from the US.
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   by zhte415 6y ago

   Change work-flow? Figure out what you need in dependencies and set up a job to run overnight when you're asleep and/or at lunchtime or dinner time when you'd be eating/cooking, or any other idle time like a bit of exerci
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    That would be phones within 6ft? I expect quite a lot of false-positive if pinging every second during a working day. And remember not everyone has a smart phone, or cares for one. If people via a hardware widget strapped to them, I imagi
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    A central bank is the lender of last resort. Bank of International Settlements is the central bank of central banks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_for_International_Settlem...
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    Not just 2d, nd, three, four, five, whatever dimensions, a bit agnostic in this, as is algebra. I can't claim to have dabbled in the language but was somewhat aware in the 80s and 90s. An APL magazine from the 90s was called Vector i
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    Save for a few months and buy something second-hand? Software engineer should be a decent salary in any country. I only buy second hand.
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    I love the Only Fools and Horses suggestion. This question and related suggestions might vary by English speaking country, or even region. The beauty is there is no 'right'. https://twitter.com/SirPatStew This wa
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    1. I'd know the Job Description pretty intimately, it's likely I wrote it, or a large part of it. 2. Spend about 30 minutes reviewing the CV. There's always a story. Career gaps are fine, constant progression is fine. Th
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    I will certainly miss the 747. Alitalia, BA, Cathay, KLM, Korean, Lufthansa, Quantas, Thai, Virgin, just a handful of operators I've flown on it with. Best ride was KLM (front row seat under the cabin), best food was Lufthansa (seemi
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equation_of_exchange The velocity has dropped rapidly in recent weeks. To not increase supply would be deflationary.
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    https://slashdot.org/faq/mod-metamod.shtml And meta moderation. Some of the smartest discussion was at the +5 Troll level. Very liberal and self governing. When getting meta-mod rights, it felt like a civic duty to
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    Certainly, it would. I raise chickens, but less than twenty, and mine are actual chickens that live for a while not factory ones. Decently sized coops, going for a walk once a day for a few hours (I suppose happy, they seem happy) and are
20. 620.▲
    by zhte415 6y ago

    Hence the second line of the comment.
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    by zhte415 6y ago

    I'd say set them free. But given the breeding of commercial chickens they'd simply not survive in the wild - not stop growing and after just days be unable to move, and easy prey. If you're fortunate enough to have land, use
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    I thought similar. Four developers/full-stack, but then a customer support function that'd roughly 0.X scale with users, then marketing - could double-hat that, then certainly a legal/compliance team after some scale, also
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    Unfortunately I missed that. However my T420 and X220 still perform excellently even after 9 years.
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    I understand core banking is (was) going towards APIs for JSON output due to regulatory reasons (PSD2 - to clarify, PSD2 doesn't specify JSON, just, it seemed the easiest option where I was) and just letting the rest of the code base s
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    I've worked with companies that provide COBOL contractors and no, it does not pay well. The vast amount of fees collected from clients go to consultancies that train-up interns in South Asia (have huge staff turnover) and these intern
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    I don't think ill-chosen. In their eyes, they are wizards.
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    I worked with a guy like this. He bragged he was the only one that knew the entire legacy codebase and he only shared parts with colleagues on his pretty sizable team to ensure he had a job and fat salary for life. The the multinational de
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    This really depends on culture. China/Chinese, for example, emphasises balance via symmetry. Hanzi are balances by layout into 4 grids (even practice books have a 2x2 grid for a character) - yes I am aware some characters have 1, 3 or
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    A bit of a tangent, however mentioning 'private collection' reminds me of a 'private collection' that is today open to the public, a place that sat on my doorstep for years but I was unaware of. Free entry of course, li
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    by zhte415 7y ago

    London has a lot of foxes; as a child a pair used to come through the garden of my home only to be chased out by our cat, which I thought was quite impressive of the cat. Until, talking to a friend the grew up in Newfoundland that casually