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chachacharge
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Comment #44272458
when mentoring most people its true. but not always true. some asses need to be "karate-sized". this, by definition, requires effort, intelligence, and denial of all passion. of co…
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Comment #44272384
sit back and relax for my 1px review tedious=true, basicallyLame=true, is1px=false
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Comment #44080428
or just help a friendly, reputable, firm handle it and take a commission or other favor later
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Comment #44080427
you can help to hire a firm you are friendly with and let them win this time. this is what i do when im in this situation. at least someone wins then
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Comment #44080413
Green light is perceived as brighter than other colors because human eyes are most sensitive to it. This sensitivity is related to the wavelengths of light that our visual system r…
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Comment #44080369
dyson is hot garbage. whenever i dry hands on their hand dryer it blows water back onto my body, my clothes, etc, making water stains on my expensive clothing. their vacuum cleaner…
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Comment #44079467
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Comment #44076928
yes, Massena and Ogensburg. Plagues of flies and mosquitos. Frozen car batteries. Snow plows. Rust.
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Comment #43436515
colleague of mine wrote a json parser in sql when the rdbms already had a json parser... guess where all the errors came from
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Comment #43404226
Gizmodo and all of gawker media= useless waste of electricity
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Comment #43285687
Rectum!? Damn near killed em..
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Comment #43248119
I thought only MS was doing that. I have over 25 admin on/off switches for copilot in the M365 ecosystem that were forced ON in the last year. On the power platform- The authorized…
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Comment #43247957
WE REQUIRE MORE MINERALS
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Comment #42667328
Plenty of Swedes also. Creating churches and schools. German/Swede congregations helped each other. Later it was the Irish who renovated, buying up old neighborhoods, creating toda…
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Comment #42520876
well you said it was "insane busy work" and I do not see how that is possible unless applied incorrectly. 90% plus coverage is some smoke ,for example. I don't use code coverage on…
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Comment #42520870
what? like Tony Stark?
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Comment #42520864
Or I can be trained to meet a standard also - regardless if I want to improve or not, if I do not follow my training and checklists, I will eventually lose my job. I will deliver p…
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Comment #42520810
I recommend that book and also "Coders At Work". I got gud after reading those two books.
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Comment #42520773
Code coverage should be easy. if it's costing time, you're doing it wrong. if you're trying to apply it to an old project that did not use code coverage from the start: This is one…
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Comment #42460825
To RA: scan my ass
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Comment #42353005
I worked for this company and they are a sponsor of NPR, but thanks for the link? Was the study conducted and audited by 3rd parties? I had to print from outside the office during …
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Comment #42342753
I kind of doubt this will be adopted practically in Japan. The old people get time off and leave work early in Japan by privilege and the young break themselves and any rule they n…
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Comment #42044895
Schemas require domain knowledge. When domain knowledge is unclear or lacks ownership, it can lead to a range of issues that impact both data integrity and system functionality. Th…
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Comment #41954021
so glad we can hack these machines... now i can inject semiglutides into each cone at home