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tsewlliw

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    Comment #38427095

    Expect a different title track, different comp ranges(it's likely in the project management job family, go compare on bls.gov), and likely a manager without experience in your new …

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    Comment #36575839

    Me! I'm working on myself as a physical machine that carries my experience through the world, and my ability to make that a fun and exciting journey full of connections, support, a…

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    Comment #35080946

    Two things to consider: 1) If everyone else seems like a jerk, maybe you're the jerk. Hard for anyone here to know. I've been the jerk before, happens to all of us. Not everyone st…

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    Comment #34611865

    That product name needs some workshop time.

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    Comment #34257647

    Would I as a 40 year old middle manager in Texas take a shot at living in rural central Europe for 4 months to work on ML for factory automation? Might feel lonely because I probab…

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    Comment #34245077

    Make friends. With friends you can make fun anywhere.

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    Comment #33670283

    Tech debt either makes changes more expensive to implement, or adds operational work to your development team. The rest is bugs, features, and stuff you want to change. Addressing …

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    Comment #33306590

    Which boss / coworkers / company did you vibe with?

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    Comment #31309168

    You're missing that part where soft contribution is dropped. It's doing less work because the person aren't sharing skills and knowledge with the wider organization. That is valued…

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    Comment #30075586

    A witty saying proves nothing. -- Voltaire Just as a general rule in conversation, invoking so-and-so's law or this fence isn't a productive tactic. Instead, ask the question that …

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    Comment #26073279

    Conceptually, this is rather like lossy compression with a shared dictionary. In practice your likeness has still been trasmitted. Jpeg files are after all just numbers too, merely…

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    Comment #24275498

    Here's hoping we double down on Polio efforts and ensure it is entirely eliminated. Finishing is super important, and this milestone shows this is something humanity can finish.

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    Comment #16642324

    This is probably decently efficient if you use recursive CTE's to traverse it, and use keyset pagination rather than limit/offset. with recursive cte (udo_id, prv, nxt, label) as (…

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    Comment #13643482

    > 3/ If you think your own DNS server is going to be better maintained than Google's, sure. But not everyone else would. Be careful here, Google will rate limit you very severely a…

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    Comment #12796365

    Why does some software development take so little time? My suggestion for the answer is that when the goal of the software project is selected carefully in the context of the surro…

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    Comment #11754567

    Controlling borders is fundamental to sovereignty, the point being that a sovereign nation decides how porous the borders ought to be. To cede that control significantly reduces th…

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    Comment #10811689

    One likely motivator for writing the tooling in the first place was an attempt to automate away manual tasks, the point of which would be to never think about these topics / proble…

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    Comment #10624886

    There is nothing wrong with being at work just for the money, and it most definitely does not mean you are cynical. Funding a family or a hobby is a rewarding and valuable life to …

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    Comment #10009599

    This is neat! I think the "why" section thats on some of them is the most valuable part, absorbing that "why" into your lizard brain can add up to huge changes in your natural styl…

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    Comment #9548648

    I'm with you on this. WordPress is acknowledging the actual behavior of the people who use it and aiming to be secure inside that reality instead of telling people they are doing i…

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    Comment #8636699

    Just playing around with it, do typical strategies for using these tools include "bad" data? I drew a '-' and got '4' as the guess, which feels very wrong.

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    Comment #7633649

    I like the independence achieved here, down to not having to deal with people with conflicting communication styles.

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    Comment #7515655

    > I’m making Zed my day-time job I'm super excited for you! Passion & Dedication! Bravo

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    Comment #6998824

    Way to avoid arbitrary risks and complications!