SebFender

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by SebFender 1y ago
Absolutely & very well said - my contention lies in the fact that certain skills are just that - technical. Especially when it comes to architecture, code, complex systems and so on. I don't mind an illiterate Executive when it com
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by SebFender 1y ago
Could be - But for me the hardest part of the job is now mostly dealing with illiteracy in tech from mid managers and up - I don't blame them as most go up the ladder mostly because they're not really decent at anything else [sorr
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by SebFender 1y ago
That's the biggest problem these days - people don't talk about much meaningful - but they do chat and spend ridiculous amounts of time on socials
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by SebFender 1y ago
Yet many Americans share this philosophy - sad times.
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by SebFender 1y ago
Most of - if not all people around me who truly "money made it" have paid a tremendous price in health, family or addictions. For myself - I'm very relaxed and not very stressed. What I would say to someone who actually liste
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by SebFender 1y ago
Batteries are fantastic until not and at a very expensive price on top - a generator always works and treated correctly for decades - generators are the way to go for homes.
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by SebFender 1y ago
100%
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by SebFender 1y ago
An absolute showdown of ridiculousness and stupidity. “There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.” - Elie Wiesel
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by SebFender 1y ago
For a second there I thought Porsches were getting their phones stolen ...
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by SebFender 1y ago
Human rights - none are ignorent.
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by SebFender 2y ago
For what it's worth - I've been in tech for close to 30 years and honestly met 2 or 3 managers that really did their job well and truly helped. The rest got jobs from mergers, takeovers, friendships, time or lack of strategy/
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by SebFender 2y ago
Good - worst service I've had in years and no response from them on thousands of dollars worth of instruments. Not surprised at all.
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by SebFender 2y ago
As they should - drop the deal and buy something else somewhere else - the US are not allies anymore.
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by SebFender 2y ago
This dudes (can't write his name) way of thinking on content disrupts fair use by scaling copyrighted material consumption without clear boundaries - and somebody needs to stop this. Unlike human-driven transformation, AI replicates pa
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by SebFender 2y ago
pdf? who is responsible for this sad experience?
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by SebFender 2y ago
On point. We're not really interested in these things. Yeah we take a look at it and stay informed but the main focus remains bypass of controls and data itself. With decent backend controls - apps don't/shouldn't do muc
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by SebFender 2y ago
As a mentor is the security field I found curiosity is key - I have absolutely no problem someone having 0 clue about something but with a good foundation they need to kick into 5th gear. Few are able to do it in a reasonable amount of time
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by SebFender 2y ago
I think the comments are clear enough - but if interested take a moment and proxy connections from all devices and you'll witness your every move being sent out. When Apple talks about respecting your "privacy" it's isn&
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by SebFender 2y ago
Not my field of expertise by far - but having been around women for decades showed me that many of them are attracted to anything... and I mean anything. Trying to simplify human attraction to a few core concepts is a complete waist of time
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by SebFender 2y ago
In the next few years you'll witness AI won't be so important... true advancement is always energy management.
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by SebFender 2y ago
I know it's presented as many things in the media - creating instability, scaring people - but in the end this is Politics - always is and always will be. Don't be fooled by tech or money or allegiance - and it may take different
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by SebFender 2y ago
I think many people aren't super interested in hearing. Many times I find repeating things to my younger team members and gradually it started being something. Not about hearing, I think it's a way of being and trust me I'm n
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by SebFender 2y ago
Did the same to my mind at 36 - Now 50 and feeling great.
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by SebFender 2y ago
Straight to the garbage.
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by SebFender 2y ago
I've seen this so many times it hurts - and yet people don't learn. Many companies choose to reorganize because it's easier and less disruptive than addressing deeper operational inefficiencies. Structural changes—like reshuf
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by SebFender 2y ago
Older fox here - I've owned many cars and a similar situation happened to me with a Mazda 15 years ago - shit happens in life. Save you sanity - call a lawyer and have them discuss the situation with Tesla. That's what I did with
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by SebFender 2y ago
Montrealer here - The city has promised hundreds of things in the past decade and let's just say delivery has been scarce. Take care of the city and its residents first - then move on to other subjects when things are done - if not, it
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by SebFender 2y ago
If there's one thing I've done in the past decades is always try to at least have a basic understanding of a situation. Even if I have no fundamental knowledge, ask questions, read and educate yourself. It may have other sources b
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by SebFender 2y ago
"But for me, there’s another reason: DeepSeek feels unbiased and direct" Is it just me or this person hasn't read much on the subject?
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by SebFender 2y ago
"OpenAI asserts that training AI models using publicly accessible content, including material from The New York Times, is protected under longstanding fair use principles." Incredible. The foundation of fair use is a transformati

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