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by Humdeee 7y ago
To note: horses compete alongside humans... while carrying a human.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
A much larger entity actively doing nothing can have much bigger consequences than many small actors operating in bad faith. It's one thing to try and improve your system, it's another to ensure a proper system is there to begin w
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by Humdeee 7y ago
Any answer of mine that is marked incorrect will be withdrawn and the question subtracted from the overall marking grade. Due to my religious beliefs.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
Nitpick: grammar error in your features section. > Get notified when something movement is detected on your video feed.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
Serious question to get you thinking about your toolset dependencies. Is MacOS useless without it, or are you?
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by Humdeee 7y ago
> (~== Not necessarily equal to. Did I just invent that?) Instead of inventing new operators in your sentences, you can also just stick with plain English
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by Humdeee 7y ago
To the owner of this website: for the love of god, please get someone to proofread your work.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
> Cutlar saying to Griffin, "It was eating my potatoes"; and Griffin replying, "It is up to you to keep your potatoes out of my pig." Requirement fulfilled. Now does it make more sense to fence in the potatoes or fenc
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by Humdeee 7y ago
I've never been on one, but I imagine if I was my performance would drop to the absolute minimum. I love my job, but I come first. Hell, I'd even be applying elsewhere and taking interview calls from inside my cubicle. I was fortu
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by Humdeee 7y ago
But who's classifying it as PRO? Professionals definitely aren't, and that's what matters. They aren't walking around with any phone as their main tool. Let Apple call their phones rocket ships if the name fits; astronau
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by Humdeee 7y ago
> Coiffures: elaborate hairatyles Hairatyles: an example of Muphry's law in action Hairstyles: a particular way in which a person's hair is cut or arranged
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by Humdeee 7y ago
> ... while he induced young workers to choose greed over ethical conduct Corrected: > ... while he induced young workers to choose ethical conduct over corporate greed
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by Humdeee 7y ago
The past year I've changed quite a bit about myself due to self-reflection. My SO and I were having some issues and I told her outright I wished she put as much effort and time into our relationship as she did her career. But that got
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by Humdeee 7y ago
They're not exclusive anymore. The credit card is largely just a physical application that the phone can do anyways. Every modern phone can be a credit card. Besides, when leaving your home you likely take the big 3 collectively: cell
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by Humdeee 7y ago
More good people, more smart people, but much less people overall.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
I would second the discouragement to override this behaviour. Although they have handled it well with a CTRL + F + F again bringing it back to native search behaviour.
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by Humdeee 7y ago
Every time I see mention of this, I am reminded of the short story about the struggling butterfly: http://instructor.mstc.edu/instructor/swallerm/Struggle%20-%... Are parents doing a long term disservice to their
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by Humdeee 7y ago
This was changed actually. You can change your password to something more secure now. The help files appear to not have been updated.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I've always had issues with nearly every wired form factor earbuds. Sweat and movement was always an issue. I ended up giving Yurbuds a try and they are very snug and the same pair has lasted even through a couple marathon training pro
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Yes, they would be. Amateur developer in this context can be interchangeable with open source developer for instance, programming as a hobby with others or just for yourself. It's just a title. You can be both a professional sw dev and
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I'm always curious when I hear this. How did a social media platform get to the point where you can't use self-control and discipline to simply use it less and within moderation? Why does it have to either be nothing at all, or to
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Is there a reason why the rest of the parent comment was left unaddressed? The implication was to provide such examples. I'm also curious to hear.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I would wager the pay would be at or near minimum wage levels. I had this exact predicament. A decade ago, it was an $8/hour offer or do an internship/co-op and make triple. Passion for your area of study is great, but going to a
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> Nobody is going to do the boring work first and leave the interesting stuff sitting around just waiting for a new hire! I don't know about this... we usually give the exciting stuff to the more junior or co-op/intern hires. T
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I haven't realized it until your comment. Most of my searches end up without the result I'm looking for. If I do find what I'm looking for, I'm quite surprised.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
I've had this recently as well, even with a few years of software dev experience. It was for a software dev role. I graduated with electrical however, and was met with whiteboarding random hardware questions. Circuit theory, bit fiddli
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by Humdeee 8y ago
Kerrigan would be pleased.
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by Humdeee 8y ago
What common apps are over half a gig? Other than heavier mobile games, I don't know of any apps that touch the 0.5gb mark. Even the bloated social network apps are normally in the 100-300mb range...
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by Humdeee 8y ago
> We’re already in the process of reviewing all our APIs and the partners who can access them. Translation: chmod 777 *
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by Humdeee 8y ago
The whole article seems odd. I have no training in public relations, but I assumed the narrative would try to at least seem sincere about end-user's privacy concerns. There's none of that at all, not that it would be believable at

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