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jmulho
6mo ago
I often understand problems by discussing them with AI (by typing prompts and reading the response). Typing or reading faster would make this faster.
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jmulho
8mo ago
That is because the purpose of meeting is often only to keep the big boss informed of what their team is doing. The team can operate without the meeting. The big boss cannot. Their job is to know what their team is doing.
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jmulho
8mo ago
Meetings are avoidable. People just need to stop enabling bad behavior.
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9mo ago
I find the goal of perpetual progress in resistance training strange. Yet it seems to be almost universal. If you are not lifting more today than you lifted yesterday, you are a failure. Gains, gains, gains. It is rather obvious that th
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9mo ago
That is literally the definition of a data lake. The one you can get anything back out of is called a database.
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10mo ago
I think the people in the boats are coming to the America to eat our pets.
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11mo ago
There was at least one additional murder. Louis DiBono, who held a lucrative contract to fireproof the steel beams of the towers, was murdered in the parking lot under the North tower on Oct 4, 1990. John Gotti was convicted for the murde
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1y ago
You’re part of a different species than H. Sapiens?
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1y ago
Rights afforded by the US Constitution such as free speech, assembly, and due process extend to everyone in the country, not just citizens. But apparently, there is no right to be in the US. The state department (Marco Rubio) has the power
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1y ago
14th question on the application (not mentioned in job listings): “Do you currently reside or open to relocation in one of the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesot
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1y ago
I didn’t realize that in order to comment I needed to address all of your points. Your take on the journalist (point 3) is the only one objectionable enough to warrant comment. But in the spirit of mutual respect, here you go: 1) Should th
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1y ago
The journalist published proof that Hegseth texted detailed military attack plans via Signal two hours prior to the attack (the secrets) after multiple participants on the Signal chain lied to congress in a public hearing and claimed it did
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1y ago
The secret is to make the thing that runs on the backend the application, and the thing that runs on the edge device the user interface.
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2y ago
My favorite (besides water, coffee, tea) is sparkling water with some fruit juice and no added sweeteners, e.g. the brand “Spindrift”. It’s 35 calories. I prefer it to colas, juice, and sparkling juice. It is particularly refreshing when
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2y ago
Gil Carvalho (Nutrition Made Simple) is a good source for these types of questions. His existing videos may not address a brand new study, but he will give you a basis for assessing the new study in the context of what is already known. ht
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2y ago
> the more material design… I see, the more I experience feelings of distrust and skepticism. One of the tenets of material design seems to be that a rectangle should not reveal its true nature until you click on it. It might be a button
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2y ago
Here’s my guess. Human liver: 2,500 calories White shark liver: 2,000,000 calories (800x more)
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2y ago
I recommend checking out Gill Carvalho ( https://www.youtube.com/@NutritionMadeSimple ). He helped me realize that nutrition science isn’t a controversial as it would seem from reading the popular press or the occasional stud
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2y ago
Blue-green deployments is a buzzword no matter what color you tack on it.
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3y ago
You seem to have a very negative opinion about America’s Test Kitchen based on one claim they made in one video (6:30). Yet you offer no insight into why you feel they are wrong. If a company in the business of testing recipes, with 30+ y
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4y ago
After you have learned all lines of 1.e4 out to 35 moves, I suggest learning all lines of 1.d4 out to 35 moves.
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4y ago
1) https://nutritionfacts.org/optimum-nutrient-recommendations/ According to this source, depending on your location , diet, age, and gender, you may need to worry about: Vitamin B12 Vitamin D Calcium Omega-3 Fatty Aci
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7y ago
Same experience here.
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7y ago
Oracle has a feature called external tables that lets you map regular files to the database and run SQL against them. Works with csv or any format that can be loaded to the database with the normal database loading utilities. This is very
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7y ago
Looking at your top priority books I recalled a slide from one of Brian Will's videos on object oriented programming: "Object Oriented Programming is Bad" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM1iUe6IofM&t=326s
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8y ago
But in 20 years there will be new 20-year-olds. And one day there may be 40-year-olds that didn't damage their hearing with leaf blowers and rock concerts. And there may be a future compression algorithm so good that no one can tell,
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8y ago
The purpose of insurance is to pre-pay for a new roof every fifteen years and a teeth cleaning every six months.
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8y ago
I would argue that disabling screen functions while the car is moving is more of a safety hazard than not doing so. Unpredictable interfaces are distracting. Would you rather drive next to me while I reach over and adjust the bass on my c
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8y ago
That was a good choice. There is a nasty worm going around that will turn your water up from 55 degrees Celsius to 56 for 15 minutes ruining any chance of perfect 48 hour short ribs. It hit a lot of Michelin star restaurants in Iran reall
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8y ago
There are governments in rural areas funded by speed traps.
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