Honestly the best thing is and has always been learn by doing with current "professionals" (people working in the field). Try something, get feedback, adjust and learn and grow. Nothing else compares to real world integration.
Yup. But they don't work. Same problems. They'll get dog piled by litigation, threats, and investigations. meanwhile said whistle blower is unemployed and getting raked through the mud. Not much protection going on.
The laws are there, sure. But if you become a corporate "whistle blower" you're not likely to get a job again. And the company will just drown the accusations in fines and litigation and nothing changes because we're poor and solo, because we're not unionized because if we try we get fired (again, illegally).
It means the sound a like wouldn't get paid or employed. And the company would milk the ai voice for free for as long as it's in business. "reducing overhead" and fucking over the voice actor industry. Which is already pretty raw from lack of lube.
Sounds like I just gotta get better with rebasing. But generally I do my merges clean from local changes. I'll commit and push, then merge in, push. Then keep working. Not too hard to track but I've found it's the diff at MR time that people really pay attention to. So individual commits haven't been too crucial.
I personally never rebase. It always seems to have some problem. I'm surely there's a place and time for rebasing but I've never seen it in action I guess.
I really like the photo's description.
Tabs. But really with modern IDE it's irrelevant. Whatever the tech lead says I guess.
Radius is the length of the middle of a circle to the edge (2")
Diameter is the full width of the circle (4")
Circumference is the length of the circle itself were you to cut and unwind it. Circ is calculated via: pi * diameter
So, If you're wanted 24 inch Circumference, it would be 24 ÷ pi which is 7.639437268.
So a 8+ inch diameter is what youd want.
Oh this is nice. Thanks for the link!
Honestly the best thing is and has always been learn by doing with current "professionals" (people working in the field). Try something, get feedback, adjust and learn and grow. Nothing else compares to real world integration.
Yup. But they don't work. Same problems. They'll get dog piled by litigation, threats, and investigations. meanwhile said whistle blower is unemployed and getting raked through the mud. Not much protection going on.
The laws are there, sure. But if you become a corporate "whistle blower" you're not likely to get a job again. And the company will just drown the accusations in fines and litigation and nothing changes because we're poor and solo, because we're not unionized because if we try we get fired (again, illegally).
Sigh.
It means the sound a like wouldn't get paid or employed. And the company would milk the ai voice for free for as long as it's in business. "reducing overhead" and fucking over the voice actor industry. Which is already pretty raw from lack of lube.
Connect for lemmy let's you do thus as well. User, Community, or instance.
It's widely considered to be one of the best TV shows of all time.
Long hair, loose clothes, a rogue dick. You never know.
Yup. Buddy had to restart his game cause we thought you could remove them. Only an hour or two in, but still. Annoying.
Sounds like I just gotta get better with rebasing. But generally I do my merges clean from local changes. I'll commit and push, then merge in, push. Then keep working. Not too hard to track but I've found it's the diff at MR time that people really pay attention to. So individual commits haven't been too crucial.
They'll likely earn a medal for the investigation!
1, that's amazing. You are doing such a great thing. And 2, I am sorry for your loss. I hope Jethro grows up big and strong! Keep us in the loop.
OK. Query.
Rebase or merge into current?
I personally never rebase. It always seems to have some problem. I'm surely there's a place and time for rebasing but I've never seen it in action I guess.
And nothing will happen to the shit cops.
Ugh. Fuck the guy with the box. I sure hope you take good care of the kitten.
This is one of my fav comic strips in many years. Love to see it on lemmy.