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HenryBemis
2mo ago
*caught me if you can't speak or write well, that's probably a good reason. I have rejected multiple CVs lately because the got so much generic/meaningless word salad, that I genuinely don't know what the hell th
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HenryBemis
2mo ago
> even a remote one I would say "especially a remote one". I think those days are gone. I see the 60 office-40 home being prevalent, and the 40% is more like a favor to you/us rather than 'work life balance'.
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HenryBemis
2mo ago
This comment will not contribute anything, and/but it is a thought that I had a few days ago, and I cannot 'shake' it. We keep 'discovering', recognising, mapping, etc. And I feel that every 'breakthrough'
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HenryBemis
2mo ago
It's not hubris (for the engineer) in this case though. It is the fact that company X knows that its dept Y can thrive with 10 engineers, and stay afloat with 5 engineers, so the magic number is 5. And then it is down to the individual
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HenryBemis
3mo ago
I see the segregation of duties falling apart. "My company" would hire that politician, set him on a nice office, air condition, unfiltered internet, an assistant, 4 SBUX coffees and pizza every day. And once the 2 months are out,
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HenryBemis
3mo ago
Your comment brought the song lyrics from Murder - Sepultura: ... Same hand that builds, destroys Same hand that relieves, betrays Same hand that seeds, burns Same peace that exists, here lies ... Same religion that saves, d
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HenryBemis
4mo ago
If you have noticed, every independent candidate almost never gets elected. Vast majority of those who say they will "change the country to the better" either never get elected or are ousted early on. And those who stay change the
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HenryBemis
5mo ago
That is a great point. Machine consumes energy of adding goblins in every response. The machine consumes energy on removing goblins from every response. That is a great attack vector. If (wild imagination ensues) an adversary can do that x
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HenryBemis
5mo ago
hi, cool use-case! Question: do they have to type it, or one can upload an audio (old people such as me may talk for 5mins about a mini-story vs typing for 20mins, especially if they use a phone vs windows telegram application (typing on a
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HenryBemis
8mo ago
We can't. If someone tries, then they get arrested for doxing, harassing, "causing discomfort", etc. Have you tried to follow a politician around? Do you want to try and track their phone?
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HenryBemis
8mo ago
I read the first 4-5. They either 'provide services' to govs/law enforcement, and/or are ran by govs. So to answer to your question, Nothing. You can write 100 letters to your senator, MP, mayor, etc. The "system&qu
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HenryBemis
8mo ago
IMHO1: Notion is a Confluence+SharePoint+Jira with useless "AI" to quickly create templates. Anyone who uses it for your made-up use-case is silly, and has no sense of 'segregation of duties' (access). IMHO2: this is a p
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8mo ago
Why oh why do you not have a "pricing" page up front and center? Why oh why do we have to 'pay $1' to see the different (?) subscriptions? Why oh why do you force me to type in some random characters on your email box to
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HenryBemis
11mo ago
I asked Gemini and it gave me 8 and then I asked again and it gave me 9.
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HenryBemis
1y ago
Whoah.. -4.. Fun fact, I was internal auditor in a bank (I will not specify the year(s) for safety/privacy). We did the due diligence and ended up buying a Ukrainian bank. Part of the 'collections' was really to smash people&
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1y ago
It's Ukraine. Are you aware of the "banks' debt collectors"? They had thugs knocking on your door (and your face) for an overdue loan payment; they would _of course_ use violence/torture to extract information.
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HenryBemis
1y ago
I remember Steve Gibson saying some years back that the only reason USA doesn't (cyber-)'attack' Russia's train infra is the inability to 'hide the traces' of the attack, and it would be 'easily' attr
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1y ago
I was reading a couple of days ago the Frank Miller's Robocop comic series. I laughed so hard at the comment/response of "Dr. Love" when asked "have you sold out?" and the response was "I'm reposision
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1y ago
I don't care about the anecdote and its origin (but I did read this and thank you for setting the record straight). I don't care about Bono either :) He's a singer in a band that once made great music, and got lots of money,
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1y ago
The ads (and it's been debated) is (imho as well) a way to 'buy out those who can keep then in check'. Media/journalists are supposed to be doing that. But when your chief editor tells you "hey, 70% of our network&#
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1y ago
Having worked as IA in plenty of banks, I can only say "no good deed goes unpunished". My friendly suggestion is that when you involve cunts in the dialogue (regulators, legal depts, lawyers) you JUST started a fire and those assh
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1y ago
> If your team always wins, why do you care? Betting/gambling. Also talking shit to your friends in the pub which support the 'other' team (in a (friendly) banter). I remember when I was betting (a lot) with Ladbrokes 15-2
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1y ago
Books: Siddartha: to think about myself and my changes/voyage through life. Half-time: to think what-the-hell-comes-next (only if you are 40+)(it won't resonate with a 20yo) Systemantics, Nexus: if you work in mega-big-co
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1y ago
The politicians are getting funded/paid (lobbying/donations) by the very same people/companies that pay the ad revenue to those media. Why on earth would politicians legislate against their actual bosses? (As a real life remi
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1y ago
When I read 'news' like that, I 'compare' myself to the thing. And then I think how this 'thing' can swallow me, everyone around me, everything as far as the eye can see (thank you light pollution, we can only
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1y ago
On a sad follow-up, (because it happened 'near me'), once the 'collector' dies, his/her kids will never play those games. Today's 15yo boys will never try to play Zaxxon, Wizball, Saboteur 2. So someone who is
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1y ago
Yes. I get it that people also want to try and play various games. I think that 'eventually' everyone has their go-to game, just like everyone has their 'go-to' takeout/takeaway. I want pizza or burger. I will try a
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1y ago
Any (mega-big) bank, insurance, logistics, food, is good to work in my book/imho. They know what they want. They don't jump from tech-fad to tech-fad every year. What works, works, and we/they keep it until it stops working.
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1y ago
Have you worked in a place where you are not the 'top dog'? Boss says jump, you say 'how high'. How many times you had a disagreement in the workplace and the final choice was the 'first-best-one', but a '
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1y ago
Ship, ship, ship, and when we get discovered we/you/they write a nice corp spin email "we deeply care for our customers, acted responsibly to inform our clients promptly and worked fast to mitigate all relevant risks" (I
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