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What do you mean by 'Strattera' almost killed me? I was prescribed this and might have developed a liver issue from it although I'm not sure. Just curious if you found yourself in a similar situation.

Took about 10 seconds. Using a mobile workstation with an SSD and 32GB of RAM. Maybe I should go for 64GB? :D

You can do that yourself as a one-off change using the web tools. On Chrome, just right click on some whitespace and click inspect. On the bottom right, you'll find an option to the change the background color of the body section. There's something similar on firefox as well.

(ideally, the website should get the fix rather than you doing it... but this works better than notepad!)

Why so?

This is a net number. Meaning some number of men lost jobs but there were a greater number of men who gained jobs. Similarly some number of women gained jobs but there were a greater number who lost jobs.

The headline seems to imply that only women lost jobs in December which is more dramatic than the truth!

You might want to ask someone imprisoned for a long time about that.

Working on relaxing because this year has been hard :)

That article is terrifying!

I find it interesting they're all turning a blind eye to very obvious problematic behaviour!

Sure. I currently work in a global team for a fortune 500 company - the only Indian on the team. So I'm well aware of the possibility of remote work. But I have been hired by the local branch, not the headquarters. What I'm unsure of is if it's possible for a foreign company without a local branch to hire me directly. If there's a local branch/HR involved I'm sure to be subject to the compulsory "technical degree" condition for data science work.

Not sure how that might work. I'm unaware of any foreign companies hiring in India directly. Or did you mean something different?

That's a fair point. Thank you.

Surprisingly sensible article!

How much of that history includes jobs that can be done remotely? I'd say that's a significant change for certain cities that have a significant such workforce.

It's really good these days compared to a few years back. You just need to use the import feature in the Data ribbon menu instead of just double clicking on the csv file. This way you get to use the "Power Query" tool that allows you to import a csv file a lot more precisely.

That symbol is called an ellipsis when used to indicate a pause - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellipsis

If you search by this term you can get unicode characters for both the horizontal and vertical versions.

Probably to due with less calories spent in manual work. Like walking instead of driving, washing clothes and utensils instead of using electronics, etc.

More like clickbait. Reading the title might give you the idea that using Vim is wrong. The article then proceeds to tell you that how people get started with Vim is wrong.

Very cool. Thanks for responding :)

Just curious- Would you hire someone with only an online certification in programming to an engineering job at udacity? (As a junior/intern)

First paragraph - It's a good idea on paper and someone is already trying it. Not just for food by the way. Check out https://loopstore.com/

Second paragraph seems a little conspiracy theorist-y to be honest!

Until now, only US, China and Russia had destroyed a satellite in orbit. India has now joined that club.

Claiming a capability and demonstrating it are two different things.

Election stunt or not, this is a historic event.

I've been through 2 employers and working at my third. I've never disclosed my salary pre-interview. All three jobs at Bangalore, India. So no, that's not how the system works.