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Depression is both a cause of and result of hopeless thinking. Once your are on that cycle it can be really hard to break out of it. Consider a checkup with your doctor in case there is something physically wrong in the mix. But more likely you want to see a therapist or psychiatrist to talk through what is going on. They can be incredibly helpful at helping you get out of that cycle or at least stop feeling worse and worse. If nothing else try reading books or blogs about people living with depression to maybe find some help or advice.

Read "Your Money or Your Life." It will help you clarify your thinking on the job front. Some people I know use it as a spark to change their situation. Others find it helps them find peace where they are.

Most of all: you have a lot going on with you right now. If you can find a way to carve out time to do something for yourself and by yourself that can help make the hard parts of your life seem less insurmountable. Try offering the same to your wife. She may be just as depressed as you are and that is part of the nagging.

Lastly, don't worry about the less than a year thing. People understand sometimes things don't work out. When you interview for other jobs don't say why it was awful, just say it wasn't a good fit and have some innocuous reasons to hand for why that was. Preferably some things which your new employer would be doing differently.

It sounds like you have a lot to offer once you figure out where you want to go towards, not just away from.
Is no one else going to say this? Fine.

Most so-called "journalism" is in fact a rush to capture as many eyeballs as possible for the purpose of displaying advertising. These patterns make a lot more sense once viewed through the adtech lens: news outlets aren't publishers or providers of information; they're sellers of an audience to advertisers. This is their primary mission, fueled in turn by the desire to self-perpetuate.
Yet Soviets made a complete mess of environment without competition. There was no incentive for ecology, thus nobody cared.

Capitalism, if market agrees that ecology is important, can encourage competition. Soviet-style economy didn't offer a choice.

Government running the economy didn't help either. Government-worker-environmentalist won't fine government-worker-factory-worker. Even if they did, it's basically paying from one your own pocket to another.
It may be a major point of the article, but that doesn't mean it's correct, or that the remark about coyotes trying to be domesticated is necessarily wrong. Doesn't mean it's right, either, by the way.
Isn't it also because the weather is better and the cost of living is (much) lower? As in, with an average income you could live in a luxury holiday resort all the time?

I'm mostly asking tbf, I'm wondering if a long vacation in thailand would work, financially speaking.
That's like blaming a paper mill because someone wrote something stupid on a piece of paper.

This is a service that lets you write whatever you want as your "contract". Saying the system is a joke because some people write bad contracts is stupid.
> Flexport's 747 freighter

The article literally has nothing to do with Flexport... I wonder why YC companies constantly shilled around here?
China? Pertinent parallels with this part of Chai Jing's censored talk "Under the Dome"[1] (worth watching the whole thing actually).

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6X2uwlQGQM&t=42m23s
During the polar winter, when the necessary polar stratospheric clouds can form for ozone depletion to occur, the polar vortex also strengthens which tends to isolate the polar stratosphere. During the summer, the vortex weakens, mixing occurs and the ozone depletion over the pole is reduced (the "ozone hole" is seasonal). In fact, as this occurs in the southern spring, areas of ozone-depleted stratosphere drift over inhabited lands to the north.

More CFCs also enter the polar stratosphere through this mixing, though, ready to start the cycle again next polar winter.
I can't help feeling we're begging the question a bit with qualia. Yes, I have experiences. Yes, there's "something it feels like" for me to see red, or stub my toe, or whatever. But there's no reason to believe that that feeling is in any way portable to anywhere outside my own head. I don't see why "I perceive a thing and I perceive myself perceiving the thing" is so universally accepted to be something special or surprising.

As best I understand it, our "consciousness" that "feels" things is basically an overblown condition monitoring system bolted onto the top of a highly effective correlation/prediction engine attached to a whole lot of sensory nerves. Sure, a signal goes from the senses into the middle bit and the result feeds into the consciousness bit which cross-checks everything including its own responses, but that's a control system, not a 'soul'. Or conversely, you could say the spectrum of "error term is saturated negative" through to "error term is saturated positive" is a range of qualia "felt" by a PID loop.
Your claims don't match what I'm seeing even in non-partisan sources. What I'm seeing says that the FCC's actions are specifically related to Title II - I don't see any mention of Title I being affected.

Pai's net neutrality rollback targets the FCC's February 2015 reclassification of fixed and mobile Internet providers as common carriers under Title II of the Communications Act. Title II provides the regulatory authority the FCC used to prohibit ISPs from blocking or throttling traffic and from giving priority to Web services in exchange for payment. The FCC used Title II to impose the net neutrality rules after a previous court decision struck down rules issued without the step of reclassifying ISPs as common carriers. -- https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/04/ajit-pai-announc...

and

In April 2017, it was reported that Pai had proposed that the net neutrality rules and Title II classifications be rolled back, that ISPs should instead "voluntarily" commit to the principles, and that violations of them should be enforced by the Federal Trade Commission instead of the FCC as unfair or deceptive business practices. On April 29, 2017, a clearer understanding of the latest net neutrality compromise proposal was described. On May 18, 2017, the FCC voted to move forward with Pai’s Notice of proposed rulemaking -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality_in_the_United_S...
> This is why Netflix randomly execute some of their employees every month.

I certainly hope this practice doesn't start catching on with other employers.
Frankly it would be better if the entire Bay Area was cast into the Pacific Ocean with a millstone around its neck.

We’d be better off without the wasteful startups, rampant crime, vice, inflated real estate prices, and definitely all the surveillance companies.
How do you ban something like that? If I make a video in which I happen to be drinking a Mr. Pibb, how do you tell the difference between it being undisclosed product placement vs. me being thirsty?
You are absolutely correct. I actually was going to write WM, but then I realized that it might be incorrect, I didn't actually know if it was the WM or additional software. So I said the distros do it, since it would be inaccurate but not incorrect.
I'd say that here coyotes don't play too smart, but not smart enough.

Instead of understanding a signal and backing off, they proceed and get shot. They win tactically until they lose strategically.

This is even more sad became coyotes are definitely smart enough to understand symbolic violence and audial signals as a substitute for real fighting, and use this in their interactions within a pack.
Or Bots; maybe it has Ads on it?
Google Reader, Google Wave, any of whatever chat/video/voice offerings they're planning on killing off in the next year or so. I don't even remember what they're called.
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I'm well aware of "Standard"JS, and it's highly controversial to put it mildly.

The fact it was named "standard" is quite infuriating, as it's just a bunch of random people churning out an arbitrary set of formatting rules. This is not how standards are acquired. Now, many devs unfamiliar with JS use it because they google "javascript standard formatting" and obviously find this.
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A reminder: "Jack Dorsey apologizes to Twitter developers for chasing them away"[0]

Not. Even. Three. Years.

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice..

0: https://www.theverge.com/2015/10/21/9586084/jack-dorsey-twit...
Is there any way you can give more details on...

Where you trade?
What sort of trades?
How much capital to start doing something like this?
I guess minimum fee $1 per question - other rate per minute? Some questions will take more than a minute to answer.
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>If there is a guaranteed delivery date, they have to honor it.

They don't really have to do anything. I have no power to compel any action from them and I live in the US so it's not like I can expect the government to enforce the rules either unless Amazon starts pissing off other rich people or starts hurting a whole lot of people a whole lot of times.

My only real recourse is to stop purchasing items from Amazon which stops future problems but doesn't do anything to fix what already occurred.

Between actions like this and increasing prevalance of counterfeit items on Amazon an increasing number of people in my social circle are limiting their purchases on Amazon to commodities like toilet paper and buying anything else where quality or timeliness matter in other stores/websites
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> You mean not explain complicated technical matters to congressmen at all, so they will be making decisions in complete ignorance?

I'm not sure you've thought this through. Consider:

1. Representatives voting in complete ignorance would vote 50/50, on average. However, some representatives will actually have the technical knowledge needed to vote properly, so the majority would probably fall in NN's favour. What do you think the vote ratio would look like if they only received biased information from lobbyists with deep pockets? Suddenly voting in ignorance doesn't sound too bad (and this applies to any issue, not just NN).

2. To further the above point, the wisdom of the crowd is a robust phenomenon whereby a group of independent voters can make better aggregate decisions than any single voter, probably for exactly the reasons I explained above. However, this breaks down if the votes are no longer independent. Lobbying destroys this property. If you look up the "wisdom of the crowds", lobbying encourages homogeneity, centralization, imitation, and emotionality.
I've long had the suspicion that in domesticating animals, we've dumbed them down severely. And I sometimes wonder if humans were smarter before civilization replaced evolution as the driving factor for intelligence.
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Playing the victim is probably the worst approach to take as it benefits nobody. And the irony behind your hope for payback is that the third world people will be hit the hardest by any environmental disaster
> Boarding/deboarding is faster on single-aisle planes

No, the complete opposite is true. Boarding and deplaning are far more efficient with twin aisles. The other features you mention are correct, however. Lower operating expense, more flexibility of routes, are why smaller twins are more successful while the VLA are being relegated to the cargo market.
Hey HN, I made a small tool whose sole purpose it is to very quickly serve some files via HTTP when that is all you need. I know there are similar tools like that. For instance, darkhttpd which is kind of hard to grab on Windows in a hurry or `python -m http.server` but then you Python installed.

So I made a small tool in Rust with actix-web which you can just quickly grab the binary of and run it and then have a simple but very fast local web server serving some files with correct MIME types.

I personally needed this in a corporate environment to share some files in an otherwise Windows-based network that normally had people share files via some ungodly IBM/MS tools.

Hopefully somebody finds this helpful.
To my understanding, the reveal of the use of cell triangulation was specifically to minimize civilian casualties, not to throw Al-Qaeda off the trail of spies.

I'm sure they also had spies on the ground, but I believe the explanation that innocent bystanders being killed was something they'd prefer to avoid.
Really? Didn't you just demonstrate that when the "rubes" are given power, they vote Brexit and Trump?

That seems like a terrible idea.
Depends on the Cinema I guess. At least most cinemas I’ve worked with have configured their system to adjust show start depending on how much advertisement there is so the ads are finished ca 10-15 minutes after the scheduled time.
We have to be careful with massive new demand for biofuels. Even small changes to e.g. ethanol policy have caused food shortages (well, higher commodity food prices, but at some level these are equivalent) in the past.
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"An economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state."

--Oxford

Did you have a different definition in mind?
I found a good one who has contacts with some big companies. Usually the contracts are between 3 months and 1 year. I worked with them on and off since 2006.

But I agree. It’s a crowded market. I stopped answering people who contact me on LinkedIn - usually they can’t help me.

I would say this is the most effective way for me to get jobs since I don’t have a sales department to sell my services to big companies. I kind of out sourced the sales part, you could say.
Actually You made me think about going back to it. Thanks!
I find it amazing that Microsoft can be doing this sort of thing, mean while, at the windows team they decided to change that windows taskbar sound control tool so that you now need to do “start->control panel->soundoptions” to change your primary source, rather than just right clicking the damn icon. One in a long range of terrible designs for windows.

How can a company simultaneously be so great and so terrible at usability?
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Odd, I just read that a few hours ago in Alan Watts' Wisdom of Insecurity.
Man this is so confusing! I had to read the blog post twice to understand what service should one have to get Play Music, Youtube Red and new Youtube Music subscription.

> YouTube Premium will continue to provide an ad-free experience, background play, and downloads across the millions of videos on YouTube. But because it includes our brand new YouTube Music service, the price will be $11.99 for all new members

TLDR : You pay $11.99 to get all premium youtube and Play music offers.
Hello friend. I was in the same situation as you but it happened a bit later in my life. You need to find something outside of work and outside of the family that makes YOU happy. For me I found reading books I would not normally read (non technical) and shooting at a near by range to be ME time. I look forward to it and that makes all the difference in the world. Currently, I'm reading the whole series of Dexter books. Grab the book and head to a coffee shop... has to be out of the home... enjoy a cup of coffee and a book alone. The shooting has been great too. I now have several buddies (from the job I do not like) that meet at the range every few weeks and we spend a few hours together talking guns and ammo and other things. I hope this helps you. I know that situation well and it can be very depressing.
I have no idea how competition makes things worse. The competition to have the highest MPGs during the gas crisis has had lasting positive effect. The competition to be the first in space certainly had tremendous scientific impact.... the list goes on and on
> Nebulet is a microkernel that executes WebAssembly modules instead of ELF binaries. Furthermore, it does so in ring 0 and in the same address space as the kernel, instead of in ring 3. Normally, this would be super dangerous, but WebAssembly is designed to run safely on remote computers, so it can be securely sandboxed without losing performance.

Running executable code from the web in ring 0 seems extremely dangerous to me. I don't think any amount of "sandboxing" is going to convince me otherwise.
By being big.
I don’t think they really care about the drug trade near as much as large scale tax avoidance.
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That's true.

I'm also use Go primarily to write any application that may needs parallel (Not just network service).

For me, Rust is a exciting new language that I could love to use if they can finally put all the async/await things together.
I suggest you spend some time blind tasting wine with a trained sommelier. You will find very quickly that there is an actual methodology being applied and the results are not just randomly-chosen like tarot card readers. It is perhaps not as precise and scientific as we would like, but it is the best we humans can do with our limited abilities of sensory perception.

>The model for predicting wine quality/affinity is a model based on everything BUT taste.

Frankly, this is reductionist bullshit. But OK, believe what you want to believe.
Oh no, poor finance jerkoffs got ripped off by their own cleverness.

Nothing says dbag like Alabama man who now lives in Connecticut crying over dead asshole financial firms.

We've had 4 (or more) of these banking/finance ripoffs in my fucking lifetime. Bankers and finance assholes are the scourge of mankind.

I got a degree in Finance just so I could avoid the bullshit these fucking assholes use to rip everyone off. A State Bank as the author is so scared of, like the one in North Dakota, won't run into any of these issues. Because their goal isn't profit at any cost, it's providing banking and investment services.

tl;dr; fuck this guy
How about just having police visit? They're more likely to apprehend the owners of the facility (you know, the actual culprits) and to preserve evidence of exactly what has occurred. Also in many nations they are less likely than a "missile strike" to kill everyone present.
Back of the envelope calc says this is about the weight of say a dozen passenger cars or say 1 passenger car (weight) per month over a year? Doesn't sound like a major industrial operation to me and how many tons are STILL out there in old air conditioners and refrigerators that could be leaking?
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tensorflow is a machine learning API. you're thinking of TPUs
You're probably lying about being a third-world citizen because you think the lie makes your comment more persuasive.
No, I mean the effect shown on these https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-aurora-backtrack-tur... notice the effect can appear on any and every border.
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One assumes they aren't stupid and factor in all the releases from recycling and all the buildings there being demolished. One fridge can have 500 grams in it. A building must have a shitload and let's say you work out a way to recycle the insulation rather than burying it, then it'd cause a rapid rise, but this should be known.

But assuming it's new, the 13000 tonnes "leaked". So much much more must be being made for the final product, unless it's a byproduct from some 'new?' industry.

It's not like the Ozone people haven't made huge mis-calculations before ;)

It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
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Maybe she would prefer to roam free behind an ordinary fence and not have to risk an electrical shock?

The reason this is used instead of a fence has nothing to do with the dog's preferences (which of course we can't know), safety, or convenience. Instead, the reason seems to be cost. I don't see how it's possible to justify avoiding the cost of building a fence by mistreating your animals. If the man who has this farm can't keep dogs without delivering electric shocks to them, then maybe he shouldn't have any dogs.
Anyone looking here is the NPR interview https://www.npr.org/2018/02/08/584181886/cryptocurrencies-ar...
This is a cooperative research and development agreement ("CRADA"), which is generally a technology sharing vehicle. Money flows from the non-federal party to the federal party on these agreements. Looks like ARL is matching the funds, so Uber is putting $500k on the CRADA and ARL will reciprocate with $500k in sole-source funding on an actual contracting vehicle. I'd be surprised if the $500k paid for anything more than a proof of concept demonstration on both sides.
This article provides some insight into the hardware and software of the MarCO cubesats. It doesn't go into a great deal of depth, but it gives a fun overview of the kinds of engineering work that go into building something that works in space.
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I've had a similar problem to find proper data for cryptocurrencies while I was writing my trading tool. It was quite some work to set up a proper infrastructure to get the data. Though eventually I turned that into a full service. You can check it out on https://coinograph.io
I did CS and it was bad enough for me, can't imagine Physics...
tangentially related: you can easily find $30 watches on aliexpress that aren't bad at all. Mine kept time to about half a minute gained per day.

At this point watches are basically a commodity so paying $XXX for a watch is a bit silly.
> 3 Blue 1 Brown

Their refresher series on linear algebra is seriously amazing as is other content. :)
Yeah, Zimbabwe banned it and it immediately spiked by 5k. Banning hard currency is an old government play and it never works, not even when it's something big heavy and hard like gold, much less something you can memorize as twelve words and transact in invisibly and at will.
I find it ironic that western countries and their citizens are all kumbaya about the ethics of being a bully nation (militarily and socially) while our empires were built at the expense of those we exploited (colonialism for europeans, post WWII resource-grabs for US.) Everyone in the US forgets that the pollution and poor labor practices in China is the foundation that our buying power and consumption is based off of.
What does race have to do with this? Your average white male in the US is not a rule maker and suffers under the same arbitrary and often downright unfair consequences as anyone else.

I just watched a white male friend get punished for academic dishonesty because another student cheated off him, despite being able to prove conclusively with logs and other evidence that he had no part in it.

I also just watched another white male friend be discriminated against because of his race in receiving mental healthcare services. This made it necessary for him to change employers and move to another city so he’d have access to the mental healthcare services that up to this point had helped prevent his suicide.

Both decisions were unfair, unkind, and unnecessary, but were arbitrarily decided by a rules maker who had no oversight (a professor and a bureaucrat). In neither case did being white or male help my friends, and in the latter case he was denied limited services specifically because the bureaucracy prioritizes those services for racial minorities.

Seriously stop turning every damn thing into a racial issue with your empirically bullshit identity politics.
Your optimism seems misplaced. Historically, winners thrive and losers disappear. If we're going to burn for what we're doing, it probably won't be in this world.