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I've always considered myself a jack of all trades and made the switch to product management after being a designer for the last decade.

The switch felt almost fully natural, and I noticed that I have a very obvious significant leg up from most of my peers, I'm easily 3-4x more productive while working at the same pace as everyone.
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Panel gaps are a result of poor quality control and poor precision manufacturing. Something I would expect in a car that costs 3-4 times less than a Tesla. He's a car guy, but we've never owned vehicles with panel gaps, and I've driven all sorts of tin cans.
Nature abhors a vacuum.

Leave some spectrum available, as unregulated as feasible, with some bar to entry.

Let nature, human nature, fill the gap. It will. In ways we can't predict.

There will be serendipity, genius, frustration, innovation, conflict, debate. These are all good things when you give a shared resource to passionate smart motivated (qualified) public.

Long live ham radio
You get this, but it is worth stating explicitly.

They react to different types things. Both types are important, which is why we need markets as well as some amount of regulation.
No problem, I spent this past Christmas break shucking old Iphones for his display case. Do it sooner rather than later!
The multitude of fighters works both ways. While an enemy might gain a shot on you, your energy disadvantage is less significant in the short term and your buddies should have an easier time due to pragmatic numeric advantage.
Why do we need to make everything so complicated and fancy? I am not trying to be rude but I hate this trend of everything needs to be hosted on AWS and pay hundreds of dollars.

Why not dump these static files into a shared hosting? It shouldn't cost you more than couple of bucks a month.

You get SSL, Email, sub-domains, SSL, logs and much more for couple of bucks a month.
Why not partial reopening?

Kids that don’t have caretakers during the day go to reduced attendance classes

Kids that have someone to look after them can do online or go a couple of days a week

Fortunately decisions like this are up to the local school districts and parents - adjustments have to be made
I tried to generate a 10km round trip route. It generated exactly the same route that I run normally :D
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This is so true. And the bonus is, it works terribly on Firefox, to the point that when I am forced to use it, I just skip the site altogether.
My kids are younger than yours, so I can't say too much about curriculum for grades 7/8. But having spent quite a bit of time in homeschooling groups during the lockdown (we are not homeschooling but had to supplement), I've noticed these curriculums get discussed a lot.

For language arts: Michael Clay Thompson (we are using this), Brave Writer, IEW. For maths, Beast Academy or Art of Problem Solving for your kids (we are also using this, huge fan, great for full-time homeschooling or after school supplements in my opinion), Saxon Maths (mixed reviews). Science takes more sifting since quite a few are religious.

I noted all the programs I came across (mostly through mentions in homeschooling groups) in a list in case it's interesting to anyone (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/132lzqsfGzUvo7iPGrvBN...), do filter for subject and age to get the relevant entries. It's work in progress so excuse the mess.
Who will fact-check the fact checkers?

The typical ones are horrific, with many having been started explicitly for political battle.

The common tactic for something like "virus from a lab" would be to move the goalposts and hope the reader doesn't notice. Breeding coronaviruses in a lab actually happened, with scientific papers published about how genetically engineered cells with both human and bat traits were used to help the bat coronaviruses adapt to growing well in human cells. A typical fact checker tactic would be to purposely confuse that fact with the claim that the virus was created from scratch, modeled in a computer and assembled by a machine. Supposed experts say that this is impossible, and so the fact checker can claim that the fact was proven false... but it was a straw man.

The URL you gave is not quite so directly misdirecting, but still vague and IMHO just wrong. I've looked over the scientific papers, and I think the evidence is clear.
Not exactly sure what you mean by shared hosting. Could you elaborate? Also would this be hosted behind a CDN?
I used to love reading those Nintendo Power magazines when I was a kid. I can't believe they actually got people to subscribe to it. Most likely, it was parents who bought a subscription for their kids.

As a kid, I always marveled about video games. The wizardry behind it was always fascinating to me. And Nintendo elevated video games to an art form.

Decades later, I finally built my own basic video game, and I finally unraveled the mysteries behind it all. It's like you finally saw the true structure of the The Matrix in its coded form. And you said to yourself, there is no spoon.
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I am told a really cute windmill driven saw yard in the Netherlands is one of the last refuges for restoration of period homes: everywhere else nearby is doing metric dimensional timber cutting.
How about pirate radio, then?
One point mentioned in the article is the caching for global users and shared hosting does not give you that. At most you can replace S3 with shared hosting, not CDN part.
Distributism would solve these problems, I'm just not sure we could ever get there with the current vested interests getting in the way.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributism
It’s good to be aware of what’s going on and try to be supportive where you can. For instance, during the whole SOPA thing I called a half dozen delegates offices to express opposition.

If you have technical ability you can contribute to projects like encryption and security, TOR and VPNs, or blockchain and other decentralized tech.

The easiest way to have an impact would probably be to donate to the EFF or a similar organization.
There’s a Wikipedia article about MOSE, seems like cost, corruption and environmental impact are all factors.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MOSE_Project
>"Google recently demonstrated that its best employees were not Ivy League students,

but rather young people who had experienced a big loss in their lives and had been able to transform that experience into growth.

According to Google, deep personal loss has resulted in employees who are more humble and open to listening and learning."
It's worth noting the corruption around the building of this infrastructure. The president of the region at the time had been arrested along with notable other people within the public and private sector. This, unfortunately, is the story for every public infrastructure in Italy.
"Environmental impact"

To me it makes as much sense as protesting against 5G but anyway
Is Yummy open atm? I used to live down Irving, but have only tasted their dumplings at King of Noodles across the street.
Huh. I was going by https://campustechnology.com/articles/2008/02/blackboard-win...
Not necessarily. There are conceivable situations where supermaneuvrability can turn a situation where an enemy is on your tail and has a lock onto a situation where you fired a missile at them and you're safe. But yes, it's not the normal game plan. The normal gameplan is very likely to degenerate into such situations, though.
My friends have a kid. Every time she stands on top of something adults don’t normally stand on, they tell her to get off because she could hurt herself. Like standing on a chair, standing on a concrete thing outside, etc. Whenever she’s doing something slightly dangerous, they demand that she stops. They don’t even say “be careful, you could fall”. They just sternly say “get down from there that’s not safe.” Hard to watch.
The article explains how to do it without complicating it with shared hosting, and it only cost $.8/mo for 100k visits.

Not knowing something doesn't mean its complicated, it just means it is unfamiliar, for you. Once you did this several dozen times, its the simplest thing ever.
> I don't recall there being a similar justification for implication in boolean logic, but I think the reasoning is similar.

You can apply a similar equivalence, the contrapositive. Using the same example I gave sidethread:

0. (Premise - I wish to snottily imply that "that guy" did not graduate from high school.)

1. "If that guy graduated from high school, I'm the King of England."

(1) is exactly equivalent to (2):

2. "If I'm not the King of England, that guy didn't graduate from high school."

A positive proposition in (1) is negative in (2), and vice versa. But they are the same thing; if one is defined, the other is also defined.
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Metafilter has been successful, I believe primarily due to the $5 charge to create a posting account and the warmup period of limitations for new accounts. New accounts trickle in at a manageable level. All account owners get that sense of ownership and care that comes with exchanging currency for something. Most internet brigading can't scale a small expense to begin with, and existing account owners who might otherwise get bootstrapped into a brigade don't want to get kicked out for being a jerk.
I think you do him a disservice when you quote it out of context. “You met me at the peak of my career when I seemed to you to be concerned with problems close to the gods.“ doesn’t read like hubris to me, in fact it kind of reads like to opposite. A professor does seem impressive to his students, and Feynman points out its even at the hight of his career which is where he would have appeared the most impressive.

I think that goes well with the encouraging message of finding your place in the world, because you need it to progress.
While I'd very much wish to put anything Atlassian up front and center, Microsoft Teams is simply way more in my face. I have to use it for communication, and it's a huge pain use. It's huge, bloated, and more importantly; extremely slow and unresponsive. I'd have a hard time suggesting a worse chat application when including all that have ever existed.
Assuming you don't want to make the current repo public, you have to rename the current repo and create a new public repo with your username. Obviously that will break redirects, so update your existing references to that repo.
This is an extremely important topic to which I had been given far too much useless or unrelatable advice for a very long time. I think in the language of the OP the goal of relationship partners, should be to strive towards the top right corner of that map, to become coordinators.

Like yourself, I have a partner that is a different culture than myself; I leaning towards A, and them to B.

It was a constant source of bickering for us because I'd never be able to express myself fully without affecting her negatively. Being too considered in my speech, would keep them calm but would leave me dissatisfied, which would make the next one worse. During fights, only after being sufficiently emotionally exhausted we'd come to accept each other's "incorrect" perspective and move on. We share a lot of values, so that isn't hard and we were quite happy on the whole.

There was a point about a year ago where some acute external stress started to weigh down on us, and we were increasingly getting worse at resolving those arguments. I tried to take their feedback at face value, by trying to be accommodating of their stated needs. But that too failed miserably. In fact I was now being similarly emotionally devastated, for things that usually would be a quick quarrel. Because of all the extra emotional work I was trying to do, and didn't have the stamina for.

We recognized it was a deteriorating condition, so somehow my partner brought up the idea of going through The 5 Love Languages book. Neither of us had read it before, but the audiobook was on YouTube, so it couldn't hurt. Long story "short", that book has revolutionized the way we communicate. It was night and day difference within a week, and we haven't been happier.

My key takeaway from the book wasn't that we were different cultures (while that is still true). It was that there are some very simple but powerful techniques, that allow you and your partner to store much more emotional energy in your reservoir (book calls it "love tank") so communication mismatches can be handled much more gracefully. In the end, we can approach disagreements in either style, depending on subject.
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It's a "product lifecycle management" that is basically version control plus issues list tracker. It has horrendous 80-90s-era interface and require clicking for every possible steps. Formatting always involves MS Word style rich-text button with sans-serif font.

Worst: it has to stay Online just to do version control.
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Currently I'm working as a contractor, with a pretty low cap on the number of hours I'm allowed to bill. My current schedule looks like this:

Monday: 9am-4pm

Tuesday: 9am-2pm

Wednesday I take off.

Thursday and Friday I do childcare.

There is a little bit of flexibility, but on average I'm working 12 hours a week. I'm going back to working "full time" soon, which will involve 9AM-4:30PM Monday-Friday. On the one hand having more work will be good, but on the other hand losing the extra time spent with our child will be hard.
This is not true. You can get started on VHF for below $100 (e.g. Baofeng handhelds) and the same is true for HF (e.g. a QRP-Labs QCX kit and a simple dipole antenna).

You can also find used 1980s HF radios (TS-440S era) in the range of $300 and add a power supply and some wire antennas so you'll have a fully capable 100W HF station for less than $500.

My personal experience is also that local radio amateurs will be very willing to borrow you equipment to get started. Many of the older radio amateurs have collected a lot of gear over the years and are happy to put it to good use.

Money shouldn't be an issue if you're really interested in ham radio!
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This resonates with me a lot.

I chuckle sometimes when I see things like your fridge (or a smart kitchen) will order items for you by predicting things for you need. In future, it seems tech will do transactions with other tech with lesser human involvement, all in the name of efficiency. And then this will trigger another recursive cycle of optimizations.

The rate at which tech is changing and along with it our society is way faster than rate at which humans can find a coping mechanism. We do not know what we are sleepwalking into.
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Nice, but the article leaves out the bit about where the API is hosted. It really isn’t the entire web application, just the easy part.

Still a nice guide for static website owner.
I'd have an attorney make the contact and broker the deal. But there's no harm in calling the cooperate office first and see if there's someone you can talk to.
The new MacOS. When WiFi is active it needs seconds (!) until apps like VLC open. Normally this just takes miliseconds.

It slowly (haha) steels time from me every day and I was never so frustrated using a computer.
Dan, you may be interested in Orwell's Notes on Nationalism, in which he attempts to tease out "smite enemies rather than for curious exchange." I certainly noticed some poor tendencies of mine[1] in his taxonomies!

http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks03/0300011h.html#part30

[1] notably, what I would call "picking on hegemons" looks incredibly biased because the last two have been the US and the UK, and so Orwell would file it under "anglophobia". I need to broaden my criticism to the dutch, the spaniards and portuguese, the romans, etc. Unfortunately all of my lifetime, and most of recent history, has been under those first two...
Thank you, this is fabulous. You've managed to put into words a feeling that (I think) many people share but have trouble expressing clearly.
Presumably a warrant can be obtained if criminal activity is traced back to a specific VPN provider.

Of course that's already the case as far as I understand (ex LavaBit). I also don't see how VPNs would be affected since they already have access to all your traffic anyway - no backdoor is necessary.
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Using stdin also solves the problem of special characters in argv being interpreted by the shell. Even something like a hyphen might be mistaken for a flag.

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There are many studies that suggest our language does influence our culture. Perhaps the affect isn’t obvious to you like many other things that influence our culture.

I don’t understand why some people are still so skeptical about this change.

Some argue that we should instead fix bigger problems. Well let’s do that too. But it doesn’t mean that we can't or shouldn’t take small steps. Every small step can contribute. And we shouldn’t stop there.
The real issue in a war with a well-equipped equal - as opposed to an incursion against an inferior state - is reliability and availability of parts and servicing. The F22 is neither cheap nor quick to service after flights.

A plane that does everything well, except be ready to fly when you need it, is not going to be a war winner in a serious conflict.
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Great article! Some irony in reading the reactions in this thread which were the subject of some of what you wrote. Also got the impression that very few here actually read it.
> They are not a problem if a parent teaches young kids how to use them properly.

The statistics don’t bear out that training or experience eliminates risk of serious injury. It’s even trivially disprovable with anecdotes - tons of experienced woodworkers have had blade touches and/or kickback-induced blade touches. Here’s 3:

https://www.woodworkingfunhour.com/blog/2020/1/16/015-matts-...

https://twitter.com/JimmyDiResta/status/318214766818635776

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fifjjacjLBE

If anyone is learning advanced shop safety, a few years ago I made the advanced survey that I wished existed: http://sawsafely.org/ . http://sawsafely.org/#injury-research-&-statistics has table saw injury stats. In an era of flesh-detecting table saws, using a table saw without it (other than weird special-purpose saws) means underestimating either the probability or the consequences.
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> We could have big houses, with windows that shutter in the summer mornings to keep out every bit of the too-early light of dawn, or shutter in the night to leave the stars absolutely untouched. We could have roofs that let in the sun.

oh god, yes please!
I don't get the victim part.

https://www.ted.com/talks/emilie_wapnick_why_some_of_us_don_...

Emilie Wapnick is very positive and encouraging to allow yourself to love doing several things.

The only cautious part is about 'culture' focusing on specialization, and not encouraging the pursuit of seemingly unrelated paths.

Is that what you were referring to?
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Both examples read from the array before writing, no? So they have to read on each iteration.

I don't have a super solid grasp on caching but it seems like his method of out-of-order referencing will still be hitting a valid L1 cache most of the time, so this understates the problem. Am I misunderstanding?
> a miter saw would be the power tool that would have been useful for me given the project's I've been working on recently.

Most of the projects I've done and did with my father when I was younger we done with a miter. If you're just making straight cuts on 2x4's, a miter is safe and easy to use. They are more expensive, but great tools, though they aren't as versatile as circular saws. Remember that every tool has a different job. If you have the money, it is always worth buying the tool than just winging it with what you have. I'll admit, and anyone that has used power tools will, that the close calls and dangerous stuff I've done is generally from a winging it situation. You shouldn't be scared, but you should always be paying attention and try to always use the right tool. Especially when the wrong tool doesn't work the first time. It is better to trade a few beers with your neighbor for a few hours with their tool than to get injured.
It might be helpful to know what country you're in, OP.
So basically, communal ownership of the means of production? Where have I heard about that before...

Not that I disagree with it. I just think that it fits so perfectly into socialist thought (as originally intended, not any of the statist revisions) that it really seems like nothing more but market socialism without the red.

In fact, reading more about it, distributivism is just market socialism without a strong theoretical backing, without philosophical study and without any real praxis, as well as much less developped.
They could move it to Mars:

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I feel like I need to plug Zvi Mowshowitz's "Immoral Mazes" series of blogposts here, as it goes pretty in-depth into the whole matter of efficiency, slack, and "how hard should we work".

https://www.lesswrong.com/s/kNANcHLNtJt5qeuSS
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The problem is that everything in your comment refers to a moral principle.

So moral principles are prior to a discussion of freedom. The meaning of "negative freedom" isn't freedom as such. As in everyone can do anything (the Hobbesian state of nature).

Rather it is freedom after a choice of certain moral principles. The comment i'm responding to thinks that there's a logical contradiction between "freedom" and "redistribution" but there is none, because "freedom" has very little content.

It is always "freedom" after morality. And the diagreement therefore lies in "what we owe to each other", eg., here, you assert the non-aggression principle.