tsavo

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by tsavo 1y ago
A repost from three months ago to re-ignite engagement.
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by tsavo 2y ago
Reading the article. First Online Date: 2024-10-09 Date Posted: 2024-12-05 Date Published: 2025-02-01 (It's being "published" at a conference)
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by tsavo 2y ago
To your point, there are multiple assessments being made, many of which not being accounted for in the original. Does the listener fully comprehend "the rules" as they're being laid out? The listener is evaluating the trusthw
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by tsavo 2y ago
Most of these jobs would never get posted in the first place, you need to already be a known entity with these groups/be trusted before they let you close to the mainframe. Have a friend in one of these roles currently, ~10hrs/wk
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by tsavo 2y ago
This actually makes the most sense, and would help explain how the error didn't occur during testing (in good faith, I assume it was tested). In testing, the dev may have worked from their primary to deploy the update to a series of se
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by tsavo 2y ago
My first thought on hearing "15 reboots" was it being a means for Support teams to task users with busy-work, buying them time for further troubleshooting before the avalanche of supports requests came back to them. Then my second
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by tsavo 2y ago
Before scrolling down, the first images tell me this was fake. The laminate is the all wrong. Intimately aware of laminate devices & materials used during the period. Source: me, during that time I oversaw security at a Fortune 500, i
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by tsavo 2y ago
While message boards and irc still exist and could be considered "echo chambers", social media began kicking off in mid-2000s with their algorhythmic echo chambers. Also around this time period was growth in blogging, further pull
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by tsavo 2y ago
It could be much worse and end up with a system with smaller timezones with 30 minute offsets instead of DST. Or a single timezone for the continental US. DST is annoying but it's far from the worst.
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by tsavo 2y ago
And this is a reminder of what happened to that lost Mars probe
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by tsavo 3y ago
Near Infrared (NIR) is affected by tissue type. It's light, different densities of a substance, along with what that substance may be comprised, will influence the rate of absorption of the light by a substance and reduction in light
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by tsavo 3y ago
Lime juice is a staple in my recipe. Have substituted with lemon juice when I'm surprised to not have lime available. It helps with the browning but not as much with the flavor
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by tsavo 3y ago
A similar saying that I learned from a business mentor years ago, "Just because someone is nice to you doesn't make them your friend, just because someone is mean to you doesn't make them your enemy."
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by tsavo 3y ago
Can speak from personal experience. Traumatic incident which severed the nerves to my leg in multiple places. Nerves eventually regrew and reconnected within the leg, and then again where they were severed in the foot. Motor and senory ne
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by tsavo 3y ago
And don't forget current fuel load to estimate radius of search area.
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by tsavo 3y ago
Snakes are not a preferred target of cats but they will take them out. From personal experience. Came home on a hot summer day. Let the cat loose and it immediately began to act unusual and drew our attention to a snake that had made it i
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by tsavo 3y ago
Unintentional spelunking by a beetle
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by tsavo 3y ago
Was jokingly musing that perhaps the "brand change" is to intentionally create a dust-up with Microsoft, claiming MS needs to change the icon for Excel from the green X to something else. The intent would be to create a distracti
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by tsavo 3y ago
A solid move to instill faith with advertisers that what is left of "the platform formerly known as twitter" will be stable, avoid confusion with their users, and be a brand-positive environment. What's everyone's timeta
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by tsavo 4y ago
If there's a concern of exhumation, you could always go the cremation route. And to make those intentions clear, tattoo "Burn After Reading" somewhere for a coroner to easily spot. :)
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by tsavo 4y ago
In marketing, you can include competitor brand names in your keywords. The tactic is referred to as "conquesting".
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by tsavo 4y ago
Having written a few papers using a similar effect. While I may thoroughly research when fully awake, I would wait until exhausted to write observations. Falling asleep while writing, I would continue to write in my sleep. You can see in
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by tsavo 4y ago
Clearly baiting people to respond. You most likely intended Bush Clinton or Clinton Bush (which sounds better), instead of Bush Gore.
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by tsavo 4y ago
Your points sound awfully close to Net Neutrality.
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by tsavo 4y ago
The image links back to a blog/article which references Trader Joe's. If an algorithm is selecting the 'most appropriate image' for a search of a Store or Brand, that is worrisome as it will surely be gamed.
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by tsavo 4y ago
Link to actual article instead of a small snippet on someone's Twitter feed. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-31714-5
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by tsavo 4y ago
Knowing the origins of nicotine, an alternative use that should be investigated is as a pesticide. Completely discarding alternative research into nicotine due to other bad actors seems short sighted.
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by tsavo 5y ago
Oh wow, this is an older article. Read it before, it was much discussed and here we are 2 years later. Market effects from the pandemic have reinforced the reliance on online advertising (more hours spent online by individuals working remo
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by tsavo 5y ago
Absolutely this. HR groups now use automated tools to search resumes and filter candidates, which has led to a lot of keyword optimization of resumes. Mediocre talents with optimized resumes in up in interviews where I then screen using t
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by tsavo 5y ago
Blog post for a competing platform criticizing the effectiveness of the market leader in the space. It's a widely known trend that more tech-savvy consumer audiences tend to employ more tracking countermeasures. The sales message in th

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