FesterCluck

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by FesterCluck 11mo ago
Seems like someone went with the wrong headline. Having 4 other officers out of the Sherrif's Office living out of state is the bigger story (this is noted at the end of the story). Tennessee & Texas? That seems nuts. In comparison
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Texas Nonsense, and the List(festercluck.wordpress.com)
3 points by FesterCluck 1y ago|0 comments
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Lazy Online Merchants: CC Authorizations
1 points by FesterCluck 1y ago|0 comments
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Coordinate Stargate(festercluck.wordpress.com)
4 points by FesterCluck 2y ago|1 comments
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by FesterCluck 2y ago
We've seen plans like Stargate before. No matter how well intentioned, this will be the result. It's a robbery of the people the telecom and tech industries have pulled repeatedly.
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by FesterCluck 2y ago
Here's how this works: Illegal collusion and price fixing happens when owners of competing companies communicate to set prices. Apartments prices were historically a highly volatile compared to their lease lengths. One would have to o
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by FesterCluck 2y ago
It gives the property management insight into rates charged for similarly sized and accommodated properties within their area. It starts as a means to compete in a market where rates aren't posted on the walls. Very quickly as the soft
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by FesterCluck 3y ago
Believable. I spend a lot of time on this screen and it's been killing performance & Webex sessions. Another place to find this sort of problem is to show full log after a build.
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by FesterCluck 3y ago
While this is not new news, these sort of things do warrant reminding of every once in a while to keep it fresh in the new generation's minds. I worked for a few ISP's late nineties/early 2000's. I distinctly remember th
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
Everyone here is at least a little misinformed regarding their software and it's simulation abilities. They have control systems with the data they need, and this data is fed into the flight scheduling & monitoring UI. Their tech w
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
Totally dig the track, brings back memories.
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
Maybe it has to do with the first post not having a link to another site? Link reference and priority on your site play heavily into their algorithm.
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
Thank you for this, the article's conclusion felt very generic, especially after reading the sample group was 200 nurses. Not that Sturgeon's Law is scientific fact or anything, but the observation on it's face rings true. A
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
I think we agree? If you're saying that software should be more "easy to use tool" or "craftsman tool" and less "use latest flashy tech concept to replace people", then yes.
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by FesterCluck 4y ago
I am a systems engineer and software developer, and I have worked on multiple healthcare related systems including one for a major hospital system. I wish I had more access to nurses during the process. I was always told they were too busy.
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by FesterCluck 5y ago
ffmpeg to this day has and creates some of the scariest security problems you'll see. I love ffmpeg, but I fear this will all end in tears...
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by FesterCluck 5y ago
ffmpeg has had a long history of optimizations, but no time has been spent targeting webgpu and what not. It could be much faster, but it's not going to beat native without some sort of distributed behavior.
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Day 60 of Azure Latest (.NET Core 2.2) Unsupported(github.com)
1 points by FesterCluck 7y ago|0 comments
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by FesterCluck 7y ago
Epstein was a horrific person. Joi Ito and MIT accepted donations from a wealthy donor. So what? They logged them as anonymous. They had no part in advertising any good will gained by Epstein. Epstein also helped broker other donations. Thi
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by FesterCluck 8y ago
I'm not usually one to rant, but I'm getting a bit sick of media outlets behaving like they don't have a duty to understand the subjects they are writing about. While in the past it may have only been "techies" who
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by FesterCluck 8y ago
Worked for a prison services company. Enough said.
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by FesterCluck 8y ago
Do: Take work that involves causes you can get behind. At these pay rates, you can be picky. Don't: Build deceptive products. Mortgage backed securities were created by programmers who lied about their randomization process. Do: Analyz
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by FesterCluck 9y ago
I can assure you this is 100% false. These techniques were being used in the wild on cloud provider(s) at least as early as June 2017. I witnessed this myself.
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by FesterCluck 9y ago
Thats specific... Why did this come up?
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by FesterCluck 9y ago
Tell your folks Microsoft is moving the exact opposite direction. We're building rooms like you describe.
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by FesterCluck 9y ago
I've personally witnessed the hiring of a contractor from India at a small development company simply to save on funds. There were plenty of skilled workers in our pool to fill the position, the owner simply didn't want to pay the
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by FesterCluck 9y ago
Since I consider the content an important read, here's a text-only google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by FesterCluck 10y ago
I've had this problem before. I dream as a javascript runtime vm, compiling the code as it's thought of. Infinite recursion hurts, literally. Other than that, if I'm lucid of the dream I rarely solve problems, just repeating
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by FesterCluck 10y ago
I thought we already squashed this shit: http://www.engadget.com/2016/03/26/uniloc-patent-troll-defea...
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by FesterCluck 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninth_Amendment_to_the_United_...

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