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can anyone please give me supernatural/paranormal movie recommendations that don’t involve everybody dying.

basically as the title says, I love movies about ghosts and Demons etc but I hate movies that are essentially like “everybody dies the end” I don’t mind if a few characters die extra points for movies that have actual happy endings/where the “good guys”…

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Raju Dandigam on Building Production AI Agents – Software Engineering Radio

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Raju Dandigam speaks with host Amey Ambade about building robust AI agents for production. Raju recommends treating an agent as a software subsystem rather than a standalone model call.…

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What Job Interviews Taught Me About Kubernetes

notnotp.com·4 months ago
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So I've been job hunting lately. Reading job postings, doing interviews, talking to engineering teams at like a dozen companies. And I noticed...

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"If they turn off, they might not be able to turn them on again": The charming reason behind Dawn of War 4's excitable, dancing mech
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"If they turn off, they might not be able to turn them on again": The charming reason behind Dawn of War 4's excitable, dancing mech

Rock Paper Shotgun Latest Articles Feed·Julian Benson·5 months ago
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A closer look at the Adeptus Mechanicus' Ironstrider, the Dawn of War IV mech that can't be turned off.

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Alex Honnold: ‘You just see how much it matters’
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Alex Honnold: ‘You just see how much it matters’

Grist·Grist staff·5 months ago
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Climber Alex Honnold is best-known for his daring feats, recently scaling Taiwan’s Taipei 101 tower live on Netflix, but he’s more typically climbing some of the world’s most challenging natural landscapes.…

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should I reopen negotiations after HR basically closed the conversation?

Reddit r/negotiation·u/butterfly97_·6 months ago
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I’m in a bit of a tricky spot and would appreciate objective input. I’m currently in an investment role. I have an expected merit increase (~6–7%) effective soon and a promotion likely later this year (~10–15%).…

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AWS DCO interview in Berlin | what I learned after getting rejected

Reddit r/Cloud·u/DearAnt812·6 months ago
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#interview#enough#stories#technical#basically

1. I interviewed for an AWS DCO role in Berlin and got rejected. 2. Fair enough. The interview was **way** more serious than I expected. 3. I started preparing only 4 days before, which in hindsight was basically me showing up to a marathon with one…

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Should I enforce mandatory usage of a new tool?

Reddit r/sysadmin·u/Anxious-Library-964·6 months ago
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Basically a couple of days ago I introduced a new CLI tool to my team that cuts certain task resolutions time by about 50%. The senior guys were glad and quickly picked it up, but I'm still seeing fools clicking buttons on a web UI.…

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Spaghetti/pasta

Reddit r/Cooking·u/Gunlover91·6 months ago
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#pasta#sauce#light#basically#article

I love pasta basically everything but Alfredo i just dont like the sauce. My favorite recipe is cheesy meat pasta. Basically you cook your desired pasta add pasta sauce and pasta to a pot get it to a simmer or light boil then add cheese to melt together…

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Chris Chan Was the Prototype Citizen of the Digital State

Reddit r/Futurology·u/Smooth_Beach_6423·6 months ago
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I think global politics stopped making sense around the same time the internet started documenting Chris Chan like historians documenting a fallen empire. People laugh at that, but think about it.…

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