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kemiller2002
5mo ago
In the windows of ecosystem for basic business apps, it was so way to build things. I know Microsoft made it, so it has an unfair advantage vs languages like Delphi, but compared to C++ it was so easy and fast to build basic working apps.
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kemiller2002
6mo ago
Maybe back in the beginning, but I don't think it's an engineering discipline now. I don't think that's bad though. I always thought we tagged on the word "engineer" so that we could make more money. I'
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kemiller2002
8mo ago
No, his comments about race and supporting political groups that advertise oppression and hate have not and will not be simply categorized as a political view. There are universal truths and morals that do not change and simply saying we h
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kemiller2002
8mo ago
This shows where their priorities lie. This is also the same company that got hacked and lost credit card data of customers through their HVAC system. Bet nothing has really changed there as far as cyber security goes.
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kemiller2002
11mo ago
I'm writing this from a Mac when I ask this. Has Apple actually created anything that could arguably have changed the world? Resistant crops, the Cray, mobile refrigeration all changed the world. My iPhone's nice, but it's
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kemiller2002
1y ago
This is an important point. Many people lose sight of the idea that tomorrow doesn't matter if you don't survive today.
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kemiller2002
2y ago
Not management. AI hasn't learned to play golf for them yet.
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kemiller2002
2y ago
I will be the first to say I enjoy working from home. I don't want to go back to the office. What I will also say, that what doubly makes me not go back to the office is the office space itself. It was expensive to put in. Some com
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kemiller2002
2y ago
Thank you sooo much for posting!
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kemiller2002
2y ago
When I was in college, I took a number of Econ courses, and I still remember the Macro Econ professor talk about banks failing. This was in the mid 90's. He flat out said that a bank failing is something that just doesn't happen
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2y ago
We have a family friend who is blind and a programmer. It's interesting to hear his perspective. His hope and expectation are that it will greatly increase usability. I've been thrown into the usability deep end due to my wife a
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2y ago
And that is the saddest part of all.
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kemiller2002
2y ago
I will firmly admit, that in the 2015 primaries I thought he was the lesser of 2 evils between him and Ted Cruz. I will absolutely state that I was foolish and wrong. That's not happening again.
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kemiller2002
2y ago
Anybody who is going to be shocked at what happens as far as aggressive policies aimed at women, minorities, immigrants, the elderly, and the lower income brackets really has no excuse. They haven't been shy in stating their intention
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2y ago
Please don't beat me up too much on this. Even if their faulty assumption was true, wouldn't that just be a Keynesian approach to solving a recession? I though Keynes approach was that the government should step in a spend more t
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kemiller2002
2y ago
I worked in CC loan and processing for a period of time. Issuing cards is really a form of hedging. They make money on some and lose on others. The point is to win more than you lose. That's all. There are secondary and tertiary w
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kemiller2002
2y ago
Truthfully, that's what we did. It's not that difficult to run a 220v. You can even cap off a gas line and run in it it's place. The biggest problem you might have is needing to rewire part of your electrical box to make r
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kemiller2002
2y ago
Having used a plethora of stoves over my life, I can absolutely say I am convinced gas stoves are on their way out. I have not seen anything that an induction stove cannot do as well as a gas one. Even commercial establishments are switch
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kemiller2002
2y ago
I remember that in Canadian history. They did not go to war because England did, but I think it was they went to war because the monarchy declared it (?) (Please don't knock me too hard Canadian history was over 25 years ago for me.)
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kemiller2002
2y ago
My heart goes out to those people. I am sure they are dedicated and talented individuals, but I don't understand why this is news. It's a company, and a project got canceled. It's what happens.
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kemiller2002
3y ago
Unless you're dyslexic, then you might not be reading it at all.
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kemiller2002
3y ago
What really disappoints me is the lack of creativity in generating revenue by providing the customer value. It's a sad state when a technology company can only do "Look what this other industry did; we should do it too!" It
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kemiller2002
3y ago
I'll let you in on the secret to finding a job. It's not about your skills really (maybe some), it's about who you know. If you're relying on only your skill to carry you through to finding a job, you're going to
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3y ago
In my experimental design class in college, I remember the professor talking about the difficulties of dealing with data and what to include and what not. He pointed to a case where a datapoint looks like an anomaly and possibly should be
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kemiller2002
3y ago
They are being honest about their position. They do call it "artificial intelligence powered"
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3y ago
Our big thing we used them for at my place is vision assistance items. My gf is vision impaired, and it's much easier for it to read things to her, turn on lights etc. It sounds stupid and small, but it really helps her.
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kemiller2002
3y ago
I don't have to clean up and slog through fecal matter, which I've done. I don't have to pull electrical wire and get shocked, because it was still live, which I've done. I don't have to work in a kitchen that
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3y ago
Right, I mean it's understandable that fields like healthcare, construction, food service all physically demanding, stressful, and have lower pay, because they can all be remote right? We work in one of the most privileged fields ever
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kemiller2002
3y ago
What type of job are you looking for?
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kemiller2002
3y ago
Seems like a reasonable place to cut staff since they don't address any of them.
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