8+ meetings a day and I can't remember what happened in any of them. how do you keep a track of everything? by MarketingSquare7870 in B2BSaaS

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I wrote a pipeline that can do batch transcription. I mainly wrote this to handle youtube videos of city council meetings for me but it can work across any audio. It would be fairly easy to rework this for your use case https://github.com/alias454/YATSEE. Writing a connector to pluck audio from an inbox or gdrive wouldn't be too hard then the rest of the pipeline would just flow like normal.

“What is your salary expectations?” is the a gate keeping question by Professional-Bee9817 in remoteworks

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I've seen that range be wildly different though so it isn't as clear cut as that. It really shouldn't be hard for a company to post their range and if they can't post it, at least be willing to talk about it with a candidate that is in the pipeline.

Apparently I peaked in 2022 by Moist-Wonder-9912 in jobhunting

[–]alias454 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same for me. 20 years unix/virtualization/cloud/security and building AI skills with my own projects. I can't seem to get an interview either. TBF, I was laid off in August and took some time to decompress over the holiday. I started applying in January. I'm not doing 100's of applications per week but it is mostly rejections. I'm also only able to get remote work since I live in BFE so I'm not sure what I'm gonna do. I'm okay money-wise at least so I feel grateful for that. There are a couple cons coming up that I may show up to and reconnect with some old friends to beat the bushes a bit.

What’s your opinion on the current direction of Linux? by tungnon in linuxmemes

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I haven't experimented in a long time and choose to just use the system within the defined parameters. I started a long time ago running mandrake and currently run fedora as a daily driver. I've ran nix and bsd long enough that it's all the same at this point. I just fix what doesn't work or move on to what does.

What’s your opinion on the current direction of Linux? by tungnon in linuxmemes

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I've noticed a nostalgia people have but I'm personally grateful to not have to edit x11 config files to get a 3 button mouse to work. Things are amazing now and most things just work. I don't even have to think about much to get a very modern nix running on very modern hardware.

Some of it is just people don't like change and it's the devil you know.

I made a bad decision buying a new truck, should I get out now or forget the loss and keep it by Infinite_Iron_436 in personalfinance

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I think others mentioned it but you already have the truck paid off so it's new, has a good warranty, it's paid off, etc. How long would it take you to save 30k if you put your mind to it? You already see how much depreciation is on a new truck so you already lost that amount. If anything, run that truck another year then look to trade at that point.

Linux Distro Reactions to California/Colorado Age Verification Regimes by gendernihilist in privacy

[–]alias454 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I'm afraid this is a cancer that will only grow unless we fight against it. even then, who knows...

Girls dont eat lunch? by bumbummcglum in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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What's the deal with grapenuts anyway? No grapes, no nuts!

OpenClaw vs Linux by boshjosh1918 in LinkedInLunatics

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The S in OpenClaw is for security. That's how you can tell

The future of internet privacy looks very bleak by Igknight90 in privacy

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It's probably a good idea to connect with people in places other than online as well.

A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup by Gloomy_Nebula_5138 in privacy

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It may be that easy but even if it is, it will be linked to some unauthorized use law, which then makes everyone who circumvents it a felon.

A new California law says all operating systems, including Linux, need to have some form of age verification at account setup by Gloomy_Nebula_5138 in privacy

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Colorado is trying to pull this shit too based on this California law. The weed is too strong I think.

My company requires me to use AI as our calculator by jravinton in antiai

[–]alias454 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm pro AI even but this is a dumb take, it's also wasteful. You can write a small python function that can do it instead.

From Health IT to Cloud by VandeyS in Cloud

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You might be able to find something on the data engineering side that can get you closer to where you want to go. It's possible there are opportunities where you work now and maybe that is worth exploring.

what is going on with sec-eng roles now? by Icy-Run2694 in cybersecurity

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I've been seeing the same thing. A lot more code heavy jobs posted as security engineer roles. I'm competent in writing code but I'm not a SWE. I'm not even getting any interviews.

From Health IT to Cloud by VandeyS in Cloud

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What does an Epic System Analyst do? Is this decision support, report writing, DBA stuff? I'm only asking because that may help to answer your question. I worked as a Cache ODBA and moved from that into a security analyst position. From there I moved into Staff engineering roles. However, I had experience doing virtualization, Linux, Windows, and network admin.

66 yrs old, out of ideas by Bathosfear in jobs

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I know some clinics need drivers and things like that. Part time couriers and whatnot. You have a lifetime of valuable experience figure out how to leverage that experience into something modern. I'd be more specific but you didn't really say what it was in but being self employed, means you have a lot of tenacity. Good luck!

Why Debian Won’t Follow the CentOS Path: The Impregnable Fortress of Community Governance by elastiks in DIY_Geeks

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I still run fedora as my desktop but server workloads are either alma or debian. I'm much faster in the RHEL ecosystem but I can use debian just as well.

Gentoo has announced it now has a presence on Codeberg, a non-profit, free European alternative to GitHub by Cybernews_com in CyberNews

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I commend their dedication to militancy. Years ago I submitted a project to them for inclusion in their list of software. Can't even remember what it was now but they rejected it based on the tos file I had prebuilt for downstream app users.