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by scrapcode 3y ago
Like you and another commenter point out, incentive amounts send a different message depending on the context. Out of curiosity I once did a small amount of "research" on different car sales payment plans and the commission for se
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by scrapcode 3y ago
One would like to hope that some of these companies act in a manner that when the shoe is on the other foot, and it is an employees market again, that they will be judged by their actions.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I think it seems fair. Maybe forums are biased toward the negative, but it seems like the market is tough and it is taking even highly qualified individuals at least that amount of time to find something new.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Man, I feel you. I'm not an academic, but I'm just feeling out of breath and defeated lately. I grew up loving to build software. Reading programming books, keeping up with tech. It's the closest thing to work + passion that
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I get the sentiment, and there is due diligence such as background checks required for many public trust positions for that reason, but is there really legal liability created immediately at the time of hiring someone because of their recor
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Does that really cause legal liability, though? The state/federal entity that released them from prison is essentially saying 'okay, we think this person has paid their dues and has a good chance at being a productive member of so
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I would argue that a copy of Starting Strength and a gym membership, or a few hundred bucks in barbell weights at home, is one of the most 'bang-for-your-buck' improvements you can immediately enact.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
My luck they would check it upon return and pin me for some kind of fraud.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Were there any parallels between the systems they worked on and helped bring into this world and the modern era with "supercomputers" and AI, as far as people being worried about the technology replacing their jobs? Did they have
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I'm excited about some of these Django updates - especially models.GeneratedField()
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by scrapcode 3y ago
What hardware do you use to split the keyboard and mouse? I have the same situation but have different input devices for each machine and just change monitor inputs as needed. Also, is it possible for one device to keylog when the keyboard
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by scrapcode 3y ago
> That's right, the entire company gets the week off--paid, of course. Via the fourth sentence of the article.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
A common reply to "how is it working at X?" is that it is only as good as your immediate supervisor. I think this is the same with vehicle brands, except that your experience owning them is only as good as your nearest dealership&
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by scrapcode 3y ago
This, too, shall pass. Finding a calming peace and disconnect from material things in a low period of my life has stuck with me even as things have gotten much better. Not to say I know what you need, but I bet the positives will shine thro
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I apologize if that came off rude - I did not mean it that way. I honestly was not sure if Wiki sources were still "forbidden" in school, that was a while ago for me.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
The irony of posting a Wikipedia source in the same comment. Not that I disagree with your sentiment, but when I was in school Wiki sources were forbidden across the board.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
man access access main please
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Great point! For one, this is not something the Government can do - which I'm sure is a large Java customer.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Oracle's new "Universal Subscription" pricing structure is even more ridiculous at $180/yr per employee in your company.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Out of the top ten I believe only two make mid-size trucks. I wonder if there is any correlation?
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Christians believe that Jesus' is atonement makes it possible for them to be resurrected and to repent and be forgiven so they can return to their Heavenly Father's presence.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I want to preface that I am agnostic at this point in my life and I struggle with a good understanding of a great example of these and mostly the inconsistencies of their descriptions throughout denominations. But I think in general the &qu
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I think it can vary depending on denomination but within the belief of the trinity, it is one god in the form of three persons (father, son, holy spirit). I am certainly no theologian, though, so take that with a grain of salt.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
He literally just stated that he personally prayed to his God for them... you are the one evangelizing here.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Same experience.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I have mainly only studied and done retriever training at this point as I mostly hunt duck and geese. I do enjoy the Standing Stone YT channel, and although they do cater to a variety of different types of training, they seem to cater more
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by scrapcode 3y ago
Waterfowl hunting and training my Labrador to hunt with me and retrieve my harvested game. The bond my pup and I have created in the past ~9mo training multiple times a day is incredible. I used to absolutely despise winters and now I can&#
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I don't see this going in any direction other than a boilerplate that will become something that is ignored. > SolarWinds and Brown defrauded investors by overstating SolarWinds' cybersecurity practices and understating or fail
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by scrapcode 3y ago
I personally don't think pedophilia is normal regardless of how acceptable it is in any social circle or period in time.
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by scrapcode 3y ago
EAP was incest and a pedophile. Interesting to see him continue to roller-coaster in popularity and gain a fan-base that supports different theories as to why marrying his 12-13 year old cousin was okay.

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