willhslade

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by willhslade 3mo ago
I think this is where Airalo shines. I've used it while travelling and I think eSIMs, as annoying as they are, are the way.
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by willhslade 4mo ago
I mean, dentristy and vaccines but ok.
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by willhslade 5mo ago
Indeed fellow traveller. I do.
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by willhslade 5mo ago
The bronze age collapse? The end of Rome?
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by willhslade 5mo ago
Are compilers deterministic?
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by willhslade 5mo ago
I would really like some links as to all of the above.
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by willhslade 6mo ago
Soil is generally garbage though. Just saying.
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by willhslade 7mo ago
It's going to be hard for Toronto, home of our banking and stock exchange, to differ materially in operating hours from NYC.
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by willhslade 7mo ago
What in Office has been a degradation? Just curious. I mostly agree about Windows.
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by willhslade 7mo ago
Carney isn't a billionaire, right? He's been a bureaucrat, not a plutocrat.
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by willhslade 7mo ago
Harvard Business Review's Office Politics. Or any intro Industrial Psychology textbook.
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Greece? How did it go after the crisis?
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Just want to post my favourite business interview of all time: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/wind-mobile-backer-regrets-...
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Wasn't Carter a peanut farmer? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter
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by willhslade 8mo ago
In 2023, the median Canadian income was roughly $44K CAD. https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=111000... Looks like the USA in 2024 was $51K USD. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by willhslade 8mo ago
We're wildly aware. Currently 80+% of our trade is with the good old USA. We're basically an economic colony. But when the ambassador to Canada and Trump himself note that they don't need Canada (both statements happened in t
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Careless People (the book about Facebook from a rogue insider) has literally a through line about all of this. Zuck is responsible and knew, both times.
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Doesn't every personal computing device on the planet have a browser and thus Javascript? Aren't there more mobile devices than laptops and desktops? I'm an Excel dev and I'm pretty sure that Javascript is the largest de
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by willhslade 8mo ago
Not OP, but I did work for a boss once that was technically very strong, but not as strong in terms of planning and scheduling work. It was a very difficult process, because I couldn't deliver what they wanted, as what they wanted chan
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by willhslade 9mo ago
Harbour. Centre. https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/canadian-english-vs-ameri...
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by willhslade 11mo ago
What's a great overview of this phenomena in book form? I'm intensely curious about this.
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by willhslade 1y ago
Hey! You got it right!
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by willhslade 1y ago
I think you don't understand what has happened here. OP's wife has a DUI in the USA. Canada does not normally allow people with a DUI into Canada. In exchange for $250, they allowed her in. This is both a surprise and a nuisance f
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by willhslade 1y ago
Rogue
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by willhslade 1y ago
I know this is late to the party but I think, given that this topic comes up.every day, we should start including statistics in our posts to get a better sense of how AI is working or not for us. I imagine a years of experience / prima
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by willhslade 1y ago
So current management, who had proven incapable of running a business, will be trusted to ignore past political games and just retain talent? That's certainly a take
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by willhslade 1y ago
I think you glossed over the question
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by willhslade 1y ago
Apl is executed right to left and LLMS.... Aren't.
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by willhslade 1y ago
I would CLEP / test out as much as possible then.
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by willhslade 1y ago
I had a 2009 Elantra Touring and it just gave up the ghost last year. The frame was unsafe great car though.

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