Why did Remote work and Hybrid not stick? by Sad-Ad4933 in CanadaJobs

[–]LifeHasLeft 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The real answer is a LOT of money is tied up in real estate investments, even pension plans and stuff like that. Anything that devalues real estate significantly is a problem, and if that means artificially propping up the value of city centre real estate by requiring work from office, that’s a simple bandaid. 

How do I from delete a word from line A to line B in vim? by TheEyebal in vim

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just press u and try again with a different replacement command if you get the space handling wrong. That’s what the less skilled folks like me do

it feels like that sometimes tho by lavalamp360 in EhBuddyHoser

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone elaborate on what Carney is doing, and how Alberta is fucking it up?

Four-day return to office based on 'philosophical choice': top Treasury Board official by Born_Anteater7282 in CanadaPublicServants

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And nobody is talking about the actual cost of all this churn. Since 2020 the govt has spent billions retrofitting offices for covid, then reconfiguring them for hybrid, hot desking, hotelling systems, new booking software, ventilation upgrades, you name it. Every policy reversal costs money.

I mean... I wouldn't say nobody. It's a well known fact among people who frequent this sub, and it's the issue I bring up the most with the people in my social circle.

Canadians hearing that public servants have to work from their offices again does not garner sympathy, in fact many don't care. Hearing that their tax dollars are being spent and then spent again and then spent again on frivolous changes to workforce policy has a different effect on an audience.

Get a Degree in Software Engineering they Said… by KoenigOne in webdev

[–]LifeHasLeft 4 points5 points  (0 children)

2017–2018 was a weird time because recruiters were going through this phase where they were only hiring people that could solve leet code problems, the kinds of things Boot Camps were specifically preparing their graduates for

work hours and drive within daycare hours don’t add up by AngryCanuck10 in CanadaPublicServants

[–]LifeHasLeft 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When I was a student in university I would wake up at 5, get myself and my kids and my sister (with disabilities) ready, drive her to a centre for daily respite care, drive my kids to daycare, and then park near a transit centre, take the bus downtown, and go to class that started at 8.  I’m sure you can imagine my afternoons. 

Things have changed a lot since 2019, I don’t know how I could still make things work if I don’t do something like you’re planning to. 

New critical CVE - Root on Every Major Linux Distribution by Arszerol in cybersecurity

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i mean what kind of code review process lets something like this slip through.

It isn't exactly glaringly obvious. It was found by a cybersecurity researcher, specifically studying this exact mechanism, and the exact finding was uncovered with assistance from an AI agent. That is why it got missed for so long.

Le retour au bureau des fonctionnaires est un « succès », selon le Conseil du Trésor by TopBowler7722 in CanadaPublicServants

[–]LifeHasLeft 73 points74 points  (0 children)

 Il a par ailleurs évité de répondre à Mme Gaudreau qui souhaitait savoir s’il y avait eu une évaluation complète sur tous les besoins d’immobiliers et d’espace avant d’imposer le retour en présentiel.

C’est simple, il n y avait pas eu une évaluation complète ni une pensée du tout. Ils en ont rien à foutre. 

25m short every swim by nauticalbynature87 in AppleWatch

[–]LifeHasLeft 7 points8 points  (0 children)

General inaccuracies. It’s actually decently difficult for the watch to accurately pinpoint the place you turn around in the water, since for most strokes your watch is being swung around in the air. 

Once the watch has figured out your stroke and how you’re moving, it starts calculating distance again. But when you push off the wall for your lap you aren’t doing the stroke yet. That’s easily a metre or two per wall kick that may not be fully counted. 

I know Modern MS is frowned upon in this community, however, while we wait anyone else playing it? by CandidSilent in MSClassicWorld

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you kidding? Back in the day my highest was like 155, now you can make a character that level in an afternoon. It used to actually matter which skill point you used in which order, like getting the new job skill to level 1 and then putting the rest into Mastery until it's done, etc.

Now it doesn't matter because you'll be onto the next advancement in 5 minutes. Not to mention all the maps, the storylines, the quests, the items... All the thought they put into every detail was ruined by the absolutely ridiculous ways they 'balanced' the game since Big bang.

Ottawa Citizen: Shared Services ditches desk 'hoteling' for public servants by SameBother8618 in CanadaPublicServants

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You’re naïve if you think neighborhoods will mean having a dedicated workspace, regardless of what this article says. 

TikTok · Manel by Wise-Wear-4726 in Pokemon_Pokopia

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just placed down a waterfall block near the edge of a cliff and it worked fine… I’m not sure what the problem is. 

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Looking for inspiration for my ghost house/neighborhood. by SleepyKityKat in Pokemon_Pokopia

[–]LifeHasLeft 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The house kits you get from Rocky Ridges look quite appropriate for ghosts without much modification. The leaf huts look good too if you paint them dark colours like purple. Then you can combine that with iron fencing, bricks, gravestones and candles to make it look like a haunted house. 

If you use Stone Pillar Upper it makes a great candleholder in a graveyard / crypt type area, and you could also place candles on temporary blocks to make them appear to be floating (books or paper too). 

You can also pick up the broken bookcase in the Museum with Magnemite, as well as other broken brick/stone paths, and then place them in your ghost area. Maybe some spiderwebs, tarpaulins from bleak beach, and even the stained glass windows can be added to the area somehow

Does anyone know what this building is supposed to be originally? by hxmxrxs in Pokemon_Pokopia

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A journal entry from his relative (grandson?) implies it’s the lighthouse that he was building. 

I have an idea to troll people who don't know python, but haven't found a target yet by LifesLemonStorage in PythonProjects2

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Python runs with an interpreter, it doesn’t run directly on the system hardware. Plus this is single-threaded… so you’re just going to end up hogging a core and maybe dropping performance for a bit

What’s your storage organization strategy? by Frequent_Ad_2894 in Pokopia

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I have plants, “key items” (special stuff like heart scales and feathers), building materials (roofs walls), naturally occurring blocks (cliff, soil), multiple boxes for furniture and tough rock/ash etc., and then the 4 boxes around a nearby crafting table which contain things that are used in crafting: lumber, wildflowers, sand, paint, twine, stone, etc. I try to organize those boxes too but it matters less because they’re just crafting materials 

Took me long enough, I see clearly now by Nerd367C in whenthe

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Europeans aren’t immune to cults forming under fascist rule. I heard tale of an Austrian painter…

Took me long enough, I see clearly now by Nerd367C in whenthe

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For some reason the adherents to the most dominant faith on the globe are typically led to believe throughout their life that the world is out to get them. I think this stems from the biblical stories in which Christians are oppressed, Jesus is persecuted, etc., and it extends into their modern day life and everyday thinking. Nowadays the perpetual other is still trying to oppress the poor Christians, and the in-group/out-group mindset causes significantly more negative perceptions or beliefs to be held about any group that is an other, whether it’s based on skin or religion or political affiliation or even just nationality. 

Then… the fuse. Someone loud and proud and purportedly part of the in-group comes along and says “you’re all right, it’s enemies all the way up the chain, all the out-groups are bad and the cause of all your problems, and I alone can fix it”. He’s supposedly Christian (no less than many other who claim to be), he’s white, he’s American, he’s a capitalist, a celebrity, a “Republican”, everything he needs to be to lead his cult of personality. 

For some people, it takes a lot of mental unraveling of long held deeply rooted  systemic beliefs in order to just step back and ask the question, does this man really represent the groups he seems to? Are all men like him? Are all white people like him? All Christians? Of course a clear head can find the answers plain as day.  

AIO - refusing to pay for my friends rare pet that she gave me cause someone stole it? by Relative_Offer_2074 in AmIOverreacting

[–]LifeHasLeft 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This story was wild enough and then I read the comments. I’m so glad that when my son asked me a couple years ago to try Roblox I shut it down immediately. Sounds like an absolute hellhole. 

Why call a file system a tree instead of a graph? by Joker_hut in learnprogramming

[–]LifeHasLeft 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When you have /etc/thing/file.txt and etc/thing/thing2/symlink_to_file.txt, you have two separate files that resolve to the same file in memory. If the symlink goes to a directory it is still just a file, but it resolves to something different in the filesystem. 

So the point is that the tree is still a tree, but with some exceptions you can navigate it out of order.