realAzazello

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by realAzazello 4y ago
It's getting harder to get a web-searchable answer, because in countries like Kenya 'good' jobs like this aren't publicly advertised. Yes, really - not publicized! Fact: a lot of jobs (in Kenya, at least) from corporatio
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Other content filtering work is primarily videos & pictures. Check out this article: https://www.wired.com/story/social-enterprise-technology-afr... Sama/source in trouble yet again!
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by realAzazello 4y ago
> It isn't pictures, it is text only For ChatGPT related, yes/maybe. But for other content filetering work, it's primarily video & pictures: https://www.wired.com/story/social-enterprise-technology
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by realAzazello 4y ago
How depressing is it that we're all calmly discussing how a nation's minimum wage is $61 per month.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
> (influencers) getting ripped apart on Reddit Refers to the aptly-named subredd, 'Linkedin Lunatics' </r/LinkedInLunatics>
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Congratulations! And thanks for the reminder, it's not publicized enough: > CISSP is a management certificate That's it exactly: it's focus and audience is not for specialization in technical knowledge; instead for those
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by realAzazello 4y ago
> The joke is perhaps on everyone else, as many of the same (influencers) getting ripped apart on Reddit have figured out a relatively easy way to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars by spouting inspirational, if often conventional, wi
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Here it is: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-05-26/airbnb... (Also posted on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27289112 ) Article focuses on the writer's 'bad&#
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by realAzazello 4y ago
CISSP [0] will be near the top of the list. It's already highly valuable (and highly profitable for (ISC)²) for those wanting to assure their credentials in cyber/tech security. Unfortunately, too many of its holders think they ar
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by realAzazello 4y ago
The news was already posted - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34402277 Weird lead-in for a title from the WP - but then again, it's the WP!
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by realAzazello 4y ago
There was an article (can't find the link) where a journalist couldn't get sufficient help from regular Abb Support; so he called up one of their (Media Relations?) people and told them he's writing a piece on customer satisf
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Define "'creative' ideas". Do you think improving your critical thinking capacity would help?
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Agreed-- look at what happened to poor Klaatu in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Day_the_Earth_Stood_Still#... , within just the first 10 minutes of in-person contact.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
It's pure schadenfreude on my part, but I love it when 'ivory tower' organizations internally gnaw at each other, with thinly-veiled passive-agressiveness.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Even so... > "Bill Gates owns more private farmland in the US than anyone else. His 242,000 acres of farmland stretch across 18 states from Washington to Florida." https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-land
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Already posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34340894
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Already posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34343187
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by realAzazello 4y ago
That's about what ChatGPT is good for: playing human bureaucratic behaviors and systems against themselves.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Why do I feel this is a setup?? Still...Alright, I'll be the first to bite.... You're talking emigration, not just 'nomading'--which is that grey area of having a tourist visa but working remotely, thus technically you&#
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Another Washington Post irony is that they had the tongue-in-cheek but applaudable bravery to put quotes (albeit single ones) around 'Breakthrough' in their Title -- unlike other new sources trying to appear relevant by jumping on
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by realAzazello 4y ago
If I could flag this for being advertising, I would.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
It would be very useful to put the year of the article - 2007 - in the title.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Just noting that this was first reported on HN a bit over two years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24650344
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by realAzazello 4y ago
He is this century's Howard Hughes. Especially in being his own worse enemy. Let's watch & learn how his end-story closes in a few years.
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by realAzazello 4y ago
> " It's like an agency no one wanted and everyone is stuck with. " It's not like - it Is . The DHS should have never been created at all. It's one of several examples of dangerous reactionary responses to a t
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Tech Layoffs Are Hurting Workers Far Beyond Silicon Valley(time.com)
4 points by realAzazello 4y ago|1 comments
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by realAzazello 4y ago
> The layoffs...reflect the fast growth of the online outsourcing industry...in which tech companies allocate menial but important tasks to workers in countries with high unemployment levels, low wages and often lax labor protection rul
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Yes. I've seen an increase since end of July, this year: one, in the usual suspect - Groups, where bogus profiles are increasing their spam. They get away with this because some Groups, with seemingly useful names, were initially creat
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by realAzazello 4y ago
Agreed. Definitely some USA banks do not (with one of my accounts, neither the SMS nor the automated call would come through the GV number), and although a few years since last I tried, craigslist would not accept GV for account verificatio
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by realAzazello 4y ago
I was befuddled when trying to save-to-PDF in Chrome, there were no options for Landscape, Fit to page, etc. I know previous versions had them. Was something wrong with my version? Went in search of troubleshooting (ironically via Google Se

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