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by FlaSheridn 5y ago
Facebook is doubling down on its mistake after admitting it: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/26/22455076/facebook-misinfo...
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
That’s surely an exaggeration; _any_ part of the interview offers opportunity to mess up.
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
A certification exam wouldn’t survive a disparate impact challenge. Google stopped asking for SAT/ACT scores long before universities did. And long before that (according to my father, who actually used them), telegram companies had
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
Discussion with Adam Engst, publisher of TidBITS, at https://talk.tidbits.com/t/hiding-apple-s-big-sur-upgrade-ba...
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
Fair enough; perhaps only when I was young and foolish (e.g. MacOS 7.0.1), or the late Senator McCain: https://twitter.com/senjohnmccain/status/344187253955907584
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
Computer software and hardware used to get monotonically better. Due to a combination of marketing imperatives, lack of respect for customers and testers, and ignorance of tradition, we are losing that; traditional test planning has become
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The Era of “Update Automatically” Is Over: A Rant(linkedin.com)
4 points by FlaSheridn 6y ago|4 comments
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
Your LinkedIn profile is public, and your contacts might notice if you padded it conspicuously. Even more important, it’s _one_ thing, whereas a targeted résumé is what the target wants to hear. When reviewing résumés for a software qualit
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by FlaSheridn 6y ago
LinkedIn has a news feed, and you actually look at it? There’s your problem. I’ve set up an OnMyCommand macro so that when I select some text and right-click, it will search for the selected name: open " https://www.linkedi