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Is that good lol Tbh I’m trying to get away from it and become a backend generalist because I’m sick of the (1) ML hype that leads to absurdly unrealistic / unsatisfiable requirements and (2) the need to work with internal customers (data science people, etc)

Same. The fact that it was “cheap” in this regard was heavily weaponized by my childhood best friend to mock me.

Memory unlocked: him beating me every round on Street Fighter EX plus Alpha (?) and then pointing out that every win by his was some kind of super special win, not even just a regular one.

He comparatively never wanted to play Soul Calibur

!cico@lemmy.world feels this in their soul

Even worse are the hydrogen fuel cell ones

Presumably the devil is in the hassle entailed in acquiring it, rather than the monetary price. ie a cost of time and effort rather than money

Edit: also the entailed risk of not being approved, lack of transparency for any denials, etc

mid-level (5ish YoE) SWE and MLE/ MLOps roles

More annoyingly, there have been so many baits and switches/ playing fast and loose with the term remote.

• Job description title: "remote"
• Job description body: "remote 2 days a week!"

or, halfway through the process

"Sorry, initial job description has been filled. Here's another role, though, which is incidentally equivalent to the old one but the job description now says hybrid!! :) :)"

one for c/juxtaposition (does that exist yet?)

Can confirm - have been looking for four months for remote roles. I've done maybe 20 or so interviews to various stages, but no offers.

The industry in general is bleak right now.

But it is possible; probably easier with 15 YoE.

His defense mechanism:

Interesting, thanks!

What sorts of exercises help (or is it just any exercise)? Did you also go to a physical therapist?

Did the neurologist have any hypotheses about how protrusion and extrusion occurred? Was it slowly over time? I suppose that’s somewhat academic.

I would go as far as to say completely ubiquitous.

Cupcake, for me. I loved that HTC Dream Developer Edition. Soft to the touch, and the keyboard/ trackball thing were so convenient.

Edit: while I was penning this rant, it loaded!

It’s the zeroth for me, because Memmy won’t load it at all and I’m futzing around trying to copy the link (so I can try with my web browser, at least). Looks like it won’t even do that, for some reason, though. :/

I wonder what it would look like without these measures?

Back in My Day™, we had minimal MDM on the school computers.

Yes, the kids that wanted to fuck around (look at porn, download music, play games) fucked around, but they would have the old-fashioned way, anyway. The most common thing was just changing the desktop photo to a Lamborghini, or something. Anyway, we turned out…. Well… not necessarily ok, but I don’t fault the computers for lack thereof where applicable.

Admittedly, these weren’t personal laptops but just ones in the library or computer labs, but still.

Melvin deleted calibration

Damn. What can be done to fix it? (tbh, have the same thing as of late and procrastinating getting more serious treatment than physical therapy)

It’s not that confusing, simply return all golden pairs, where golden means “corresponds to at least three consecutive digits of the golden ratio divided by sqrt(2) divided by the index of the number in the input, mod 2 if it’s Tuesday in Gibraltar or three years prior to a leapyear.”

Alphabet also has X , the “moonshot factory”

Or else they’re just trying to scare students into paying attention

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