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yeezyseezy
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Comment #33092377
I can’t imagine many companies would allow this to be installed on company hardware.
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Comment #33066641
Funny enough, the source[0] that uses this formatting also points out the quote is a fabrication. [0]: https://www.bartleby.com/73/195.html
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Comment #31518911
He’s a troll, this isn’t news
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Comment #31053835
I’m relieved to see the comments here are not as pro “blindly trust the government” as The Guardian is.
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Comment #30251648
There’s something deeply unsettling to me about art like this, as if one of the hidden layers is “colonoscopy”
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Comment #29007458
I mean this sincerely, do public apologies ever help in situations like this? Anecdotally, I always seem to see them backfire as insincere or insufficient.
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Comment #28631244
I would love to see the tech support tickets filed at the less technologically inclined agencies after network level ad blocking is launched
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Comment #28562017
What makes a huge difference for me is having a progression plan and tracking my progress. With both running and lifting, it’s easy to set short term and long term goals and see yo…
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Comment #28529915
He was so well read, but played the "dumb guy" so well: https://youtu.be/ob3yBb2E-uM
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Comment #28529805
Agree with this and the following FTA: 'Norm was a pure comic. He once wrote that ‘a joke should catch someone by surprise, it should never pander.’ He certainly never pandered. No…
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Comment #28304800
Not Gibson, but Snow Crash comes to mind
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Comment #28224354
>FOUR MONTH interview process Yeah, that’s Google
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Comment #28223351
I think this is due to the self-reported nature of Glassdoor, and it exposes how this is a flawed methodology. The original point of salary disparity still stands, but any single d…
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Comment #26827696
This is my experience, either the recruiter will want to pay you directly, thus the company can avoid its own HR red-tape, or their deal with the recruiter is deliberately hidden f…
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Comment #26827375
This is a great tip. Earlier in my career I was stuck at a mid-point where I didn't have quite enough experience to get hired by a household-name tech company, and working with thi…
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Comment #26182658
Modern electric cars don’t even have gears. I drive a manual because I enjoy it but I know I’m doing so anachronistically.
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Comment #25072399
In the video, the engineer says that they expect the whale to be vaporized
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Comment #24225866
After you read every book on the list, do you gain the ability to make your own Amazon affiliate marketing blog?
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Comment #23872216
I tried the example prompt and I got a copypasta filled with racial slurs. Is this like the tay.ai situation where user input is being added to training data?
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Comment #23809552
I swear Heinlein reuses this in Stranger in a Strangeland. Maybe he was an anti-specialization specialist.
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Comment #23644514
In regression and curve fitting, you can add additional, often spurious parameters, and get a closer fit. A better fit does not mean you have a better model, it usually means the o…
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Comment #23411455
Where I work, we almost pulled Facebook sign in for the same reason. I'm currently heading the Sign In with Apple integration project, and it was a godsend to get that deadline ext…
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Comment #23181147
I've fixed this issue at a large company, and it was not intentional, but poorly written regex
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Comment #20647893
The only real advantage I saw in the article is the addition of macros
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Comment #20538410
Worth noting that the IRS will not call without having sent a letter first