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Post by worksonmine »

imprime wrote: post #95

The Ordering by frequencies, j code where u is the hidden text (~. u) /: +/"1 (~. u) I."(0 1) u zyxwvutsrqponmlkjihgfedcbaZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA=9876543210/+ The text asfasfasdfasfdasdfasfasfasfsadffffffffffffffffffffasdfsfsafsfdwfgasdgbdfbgdsgasdgdsbdb could be a base seven number (and seven letters) that could be used to generate some permutation or pattern to reveal the hidden message. Trying the permutations…

> I don't like being downvoted so this user will be removed (by changing the password to be a random password)

Is it "asfasfasdfasfdasdfasfasfasfsadffffffffffffffffffffasdfsfsafsfdwfgasdgbdfbgdsgasdgdsbdb"?

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Post by yigithan »

simlevesque wrote: post #30

In my province in Canada (Quebec) some IT worker in the government made a template .doc document that's widely used. They exported it with the document title "sdf fdsfdsfg". This title isn't in the actual printed document but it's in the metadata. If you Google that string in quotes you'll find tons of official documents with that title. https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Sdf+fdsfsdfg%22

To avoid accidentally sending an email in Outlook, I once learned a useful trick: add a nonexistent email address, like sdfsdf to the To or CC field. Email would not be sent until you removed it. Lo and behold, one day I entered sdfsdfsdf, and it resolved. Someone of course was using this as a test group name.

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Post by spprashant »

jmholla wrote: post #106
spprashant wrote: post #104

I don't know what to make of the fact that they haven't taken it down yet. Do they not know its posted? Surely someone informed them. Maybe they not know how to delete a post, cause its not in their documentation? Or they simply do not care.

The page 404s for me. I only saw the posted version through the archive link someone shared.

Yeah, when I made the comment, the post was up for over 12 hours.

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Post by mjx0 »

Culonavirus wrote: post #109
snypher wrote: post #103

Earlier quoted context omitted.

40 hours a week is less than they ask of factory workers? Yeesh. Even with fancy robots etc they can't make it work on an 8 hour shift?

https://x.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1866619697745236382 "9-9-6 culture" listed as an advantage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system Sometimes I wonder if these people read back what they just wrote and think about how some of these statements look. If you do 9-9-6 for 3 months because otherwise your company will go bankrupt, then fair enough, desperate times call for desperate measures... but if it'…

Oh wow. I seriously considered working at comma (the company I believe George Hotz is referencing in that post) once. After reading "[Elon Musk] […] had all the same ideas as me", I feel like I dodged a bullet.

Re: Test

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Post by xeonmc »

notarealllama wrote: post #111
kkylin wrote: post #98

Why "asdf..." and not "jkl;..." I wonder? Is it because more people are right-handed and their right hand is presumably on a mouse or coffee mug or something like that?

As a left handed mouse user i can confirm, mashing keys is uiop and jklñ etc

no love for QWOP

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Post by mst »

Crespyl wrote: post #115
anyfoo wrote: post #107

Earlier quoted context omitted.

My order is, and has been for decades: foo, bar, baz... and then I don't know anymore and make stuff up.

quux is my go-to after baz, sometimes I'll throw in a frob for good measure...

foo, bar, baz, quux, fleem ... then I get stuck.

Well, more usually, then I ask myself wtf I'm doing that needs that many metasyntactic variables and try and figure out an approach that doesn't.

(I have no idea whatsoever where I got fleem from anymore)

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Post by pheatherlite »

Culonavirus wrote: post #109
snypher wrote: post #103

Earlier quoted context omitted.

40 hours a week is less than they ask of factory workers? Yeesh. Even with fancy robots etc they can't make it work on an 8 hour shift?

https://x.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1866619697745236382 "9-9-6 culture" listed as an advantage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system Sometimes I wonder if these people read back what they just wrote and think about how some of these statements look. If you do 9-9-6 for 3 months because otherwise your company will go bankrupt, then fair enough, desperate times call for desperate measures... but if it'…

How do people with elderly parents, or young kids or other responsibilities outside of work deal with such awful schedules?

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Post by pheatherlite »

mjx0 wrote: post #146
Culonavirus wrote: post #109

Earlier quoted context omitted.

https://x.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1866619697745236382 "9-9-6 culture" listed as an advantage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system Sometimes I wonder if these people read back what they just wrote and think about how some of these statements look. If you do 9-9-6 for 3 months because otherwise your company will go bankrupt, then fair enough, desperate times call for desperate measures... but if it'…

Oh wow. I seriously considered working at comma (the company I believe George Hotz is referencing in that post) once. After reading "[Elon Musk] […] had all the same ideas as me", I feel like I dodged a bullet.

Yet these leaders sit on Twitter all day engaging in petty nonsense, but demand 12 hr days from workers. How productive are they during those 12 hrs?
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