Yeah. You weren’t given what you needed, from laziness, ineptitude or hubris. Not your fault. If you had a set of caregivers that didn’t give up you wouldn’t have went to that place. Places like that aren’t better because they are just a step above the effort the primary caregivers are providing. It’s allowed because of money, religion, and propaganda.
So the wealthy are increasingly scrambling for ways to differentiate themselves from the plebs.
The Internet shot education disparities in the foot, along with equal access measures. Looks and fashion are meaningless, because the first point means that personally made, bespoke items can be very high quality. Health can be maintained very cheaply, with the right knowledge.
So they are frustrating access to education and preventative health measures like vaccines and fluoride.
So you might have a script that does stuff as a library, and it should get environment variables and other info from the calling script. You use the same script for doing one off stuff on different computers.
So you make it do something slightly different or make it set it’s path and look into the current folder when you run it directly. This change in logic could be in a few points in the script.
Not exactly a group, but you mentioned troubled teens camps
Now think about this, you have logic that doesn’t make sense when run directly, but you need it to be a library.
You have multiple name=main statements in some of your functions
Which Pope?
That poor chair
This is not what he meant. If the password is xyz he stores the hash (f*) for xyz and xy. When you change your password to xyb, it compares fxyz to the first saved hash and a truncated fxy to the second saved hash, flagging if you’ve only changed the last character. The mask length could be arbitrary and there can be many saved hashes at the expense of making password resets slow.
There’s absolutely some sovcit in that training data
Yeah sure, but when do you stop gathering regularly constructed data, when your goal is to grab as much as possible?
Markov chains are an amazingly simple way to generate data like this, and a little bit of stacked logic it’s going to be indistinguishable from real large data sets.
Over 60, yeah people let themselves go
Since Amazon commingled stock, you can’t know if the electronics you are getting are knock offs, tampered with, Or a brick in a box.
Keep your money for local businesses.
Not really how that relationship is determined basically anywhere.
Piecemeal employment contracts exist, they are still employment relationships.
It’s not unreasonable. I wouldn’t work for this person, or I would accept work to do and then come back to them and say “I needed to prioritize better paying work, I can’t get this done on time.”
Like, do you think this person is treating you honestly in any measure? No. They are breaking the social contract. Don’t give them an inch.
Heads up, if grocers can collude on prices unmitigated for years, two seamstress aren’t going to be investigated talking about their wages.
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Yeah basically just for transactions, management
The sides falling off was in the news wasn’t it?
They would notice pretty quick if 30% of employees suddenly did 50% less work.
They should realize that a bunch of the work doesn’t matter, can and should be skipped, and people do just that when they work from home. Also "just a quick question"s and "do you have a sec"s interrupt and reset real efforts in high level decision making and accuracy, every time.
Average sysadmin origin, thank you for your service
The progression of a slow decline in competency?