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I worked at Amazon and I had other options. What about me do you have to question?
'After this story was published, Amazon deleted the job listings and company spokesperson Maria Boschetti said in an email that "the job post was not an accurate description of the role — it was made in error and has since been corrected." The spokesperson did not respond to follow-up questions about the alleged mistake.' (source: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/qj4aqw/amazon-hiring-inte...)
The study suggests how to control for performance anxiety in interviews. Why do you believe it's not possible?

NBA scouts evaluate how players perform in real games. Most tech interviews are nothing like the job.

Many countries require employers to reasonably accommodate people with disabilities. Not going out of your way to discriminate isn't enough.
IQ tests aren’t blanket-banned; they just have additional hurdles. For instance, the Wonderlic test is routinely used in hiring contexts and is even part of the NFL scouting combine.
Disney has used the "vault" for theatrical showings since 1944, when they reissued Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, though the last film actually re-released in theaters was The Lion King almost a decade ago. (Nowadays, a film is "released" from the vault to a reissue of home media (like Bluray).

Eisner was mostly responsible for changing vault releases to home media sales (like VHS or DVD) instead of theatrical releases.
Even the difference between 1 and 2% per capita GDP growth per year is the difference between per capita GDP growing 35% and 82% over 35 years.

It's hard to imagine the benefits for the masses of an additional 47% in per capita productivity growth not outweighing the benefits of the higher tax rates on the rich.
I don't know who to feel sad for.

He seems genuinely upset.
Brand is a fine difference. Some people are not going to buy the Microsoft container thing. Other people would only buy the Microsoft container thing. I think that's part of the reason MS wanted to own github!
are you trolling Apple here?
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That is correct!
It's a small SEO pain right now :)
Stanford's Nifty Assignments
CoreOS lives on as Flatcar Container Linux. https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status/12831024012520980...
It's a fully-compatible, drop-in replacement.
Significant areas of Midwest can have floods though and they tend to be able to affect much larger areas than in less flat areas of the country.
My ethics continue to prevent me from being a rich person....

Fools are easily separated from their money, but my ethics prevent me from taking advantage of those fools
The terminology is a bit confusing: OEM in this context is referring to aftermarket (NVIDIA partners) cards. It's referred to as "OEM" because the aftermarket cards come from OEMs like Asus, EVGA, etc.
> I don't really trust Walmart for their quality but I do trust that their stuff is genuine from the supplier/manufacturer.

I don't; Walmart courts brands, tempting them with access to thousands and thousands of stores. As soon as an irreplaceable proportion of the brand's revenue comes from Walmart, they start turning the screws, lowering the price they sell the product at, forcing the supplier to reduce costs. This often ends up with the brand producing a different product, with the same name, to sell at Walmart.

I can't find fault in any party's decisions in these scenarios; consolidation is the inevitable result of capitalism.

https://www.fastcompany.com/54763/man-who-said-no-wal-mart is one example of a company that saw what was coming and refused to go along with it.
Top JavaScript Secrets
I just installed Proxmox on a home server, and I’m using its CT containers (LXC) to run various services. Could I use this as a replacement for Proxmox?
Yeah, I totally understand. I've messed around quite a bit with molecular gastronomy, have a couple sous vide devices etc, and have a few friends who are chefs. I'm just a toast-optional sort of guy. I couldn't imagine trying to eat that mess he concocts without toast.
I think it depends on the thing learned.

In dance it's pretty important to learn the basics well from day one. If you learn wrong technique it worms its way into your muscle memory and is difficult to unlearn and replace with something else. (It's also why the most basic dance classes ought to be taught by expert teachers, but that's another hobbyhorse.) And bad technique can lead to injury.

Other fields don't necessarily have a "correct" way, or they do but it's comparatively easy to replace a mistake once we notice it. In some cases, making a mistake and then correcting it can actually fix the right way to do it in one's memory. (Think of embarrassing mistakes we sometimes make when trying to speak a foreign language!)
Facebook is your husband. Your abusive, invasive, controlling husband
> You plug your mouse into the USB ports on the monitor and it tells you how long it takes the image to change after you move the mouse. Brilliant idea.

Related, "Your mouse is a terrible webcam", 2014: https://hackaday.com/2014/01/14/your-mouse-is-a-terrible-web...
Trying to remember the diversity in the most recent Hollywood WW2 movies: THERE WASN'T ANY.

1917 was completely white. Dunkirk had two minority characters, both in extra roles. Jojo Rabbit had no minorities, though Hitler was played by a New Zealander of 1/4th-Maori ancestry. Overlord had 1 black character in a supporting role. Midway's cast was 1/4th Asian, and only because 1/4th of the movie is told from the Japanese viewpoint.

Yeah, take your racism back to 4chan or whatever basement board you crawled out from.
woah! cool. looking for more such resources XD.
More concretely: Amazon's drivers (arguendo) don't care what they're getting paid $15/hour to do. If Amazon removes the incentive for antics, then it can pay 14/15 the per-delivery fee, and each driver can do 15/14 the deliveries and still make $15/hour.
Petoi Bittle: A Palm-Sized Robot Dog [micro Spot?]
Ironically enough, Mr. Union Buster himself [0] was SAG's president for seven terms.

[0] https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/reagan-fires-113...
I wish the blog post was just this. So much clearer. Thank you.
JITSploitation I: A JIT Bug
The collector's value is what allows for the high market value though, because it can substitute for some other store of value. You have some money, instead of keeping it as cash in a mattress or shares of the Dow Jones, you buy some memorabilia which is expected to hold its value or increase. Then you get to enjoy it, but the value is still there if you need to liquidate it.

It basically allows you to have the thing for only the difference between its investment value and the (presumably higher) investment value of an index fund, rather than having to pay its full price with no hope to ever get it back. Which causes the market price to be a lot higher than it would be otherwise.
> Ah! Don't worry, thankfully we know that I replied to you 35 minutes later

I don't find that as reassuring. Instead of an editing/time conflict the problem is just poor reading comprehension.
I known, most of them don't contribute that much upstream.

I surely remember it, except BSD did not ever had anyone like IBM jumping into the battle. :)

As for being young, thanks for the compliment

> ...as anyone coding since mid-80's....

And as information, during the early days, the Internet ran on commercial UNIXes.
> At least modern hardware generally delivers realistic resolutions, and color accuracy.

I don't know, look at some flowers... most screens can't show their colors. Stuff like the intense, super-saturated reds and purples are basically impossible to get right in sRGB, with very obvious artefacts, yet in real life there are no artefacts, there is texture, detail and color, where the picture only has a smear of four different reds. P-3 and Rec.2020 might reduce the issues there, as would 10 bit color.
Bottlerocket seems more like a competitor to RancherOS, which is abandonware. (https://github.com/rancher/os/issues/3000)

I liked RancherOS's very few moving parts approach (even your shell is a Docker container). Hope Bottlerocket will be somewhat similar.
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We're a small digital agency based in Stockholm, Sweden. Currently around 15 people. We have an office in the heart of Stockholm, but our employees are free to work from wherever they feel most productive. We've built https://lemondogs.com/, https://www.gothiaecup.com/, https://beta.esportal.se/, amongst other websites. Our largest clients are within the eSports segment.

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* Experience with binary instrumentation

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* Understanding cryptography primitives

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Was it first party or third party?
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Flying-V
yep demand side subsidies do not have good outcomes

supply side are a bit better

wrt cost disease

see how milk has remained the same price for decades
OpenWorm [1] has made a lot of progress toward building a fully functional model and when it simulates a worm's behavior it is almost indistinguishable from the real thing. Here is a video they produced in 2013 of C. elegans moving: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SaovWiZJUWY

[1] http://openworm.org/
“Mostly peaceful” would be a good description?
Location: Greater Seattle Area, WA

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Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML5, CSS, React, Gulp, Webpack, D3, Observable, Python, x86 Assembly, C, Rust, Git, GitHub, NPM, Linux, Windows, Docker, Haskell

Résumé: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eyHuIaVyzAhPLhscKkjKSezWSKL...

Email zacharysdodge at gmail.com

GitHub url: https://github.com/dodgez
I am currently working as a (front-end) software developer and have received a Master's in Mathematics.
Yes, it comes from broadcast revenues, merchandise, ticket and concession sales, and donations brought in through the athletic department.
Your thesis seems to be "Facebook knows you're shopping for a new car therefore Nazis." However well intentioned, it strains credulity. You should make a better case for why privacy matters.
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> I really just wish Nvidia would get its shit together with Linux drivers.

This has always confused me. They are pushing ML hard, yet we often use Linux for that kind of work. And these cards are the ones expected to be used in universities and home labs. Linux drivers that "just work" would be a big push forward to really show that they are trying to push for ML development.
As a resident of the great Dominion of Canada, I was very happy to see that Chrystia Freeland, the new Canadian minister of finance at one point sort of kind of endorsed the LVT.
Hi, could you share contact details?
Interesting talk on how Facebook fits into a left analysis of capitalism and what work needs to be done to find something better.

tl;dr facebook is like your husband in the patriarchy and replacing it with something better is hard due to the pennybags attack.
Yah, and this case is a lot different than someone hacked it. If it has been "hacked" it would have been a different story. More like a complex legal case + fatfinger.
The Pixel 4a Is New and Interesting, Once You Open It
> In the past, add-ons have done little to help Mozilla achieve a breakthrough on mobile

Are you friggin' kidding me? uBlock Origin is the only reason I've switched to Firefox on my mobile. I pledged to do the same on desktop the moment Chrome disables ad blocking extensions, but cheeky bastards are only threating that for years yet.
For Linux, use ddcutil.

I wrote a GUI slider that wraps around the command line, so I don't have to type the numbers each time.
I really like FoundationDB. It still feels like that system where if it breaks you will be blamed aggressively for picking a weird thing, so I'd like to see some more success stories, I guess. But if I really care, maybe I should be the success story.

The Go API is also kind of weird, and conflicts with my general thought on Go code that every I/O operation should be cancelable with a context -- they really don't subscribe to that point of view.

Those are the main reasons why I don't use it... but I guess they have the fundamentals down (the "foundation" if you will), so it's probably worth powering through those nits and start using it.
If you have not watched the animated short, "The World of Tomorrow" you really should.

It has a very pointed reference to the potential horrors of having your mind uploaded by someone who is trying to control costs.
> this is not true. I used to have many addons working perfectly on Android.

That doesn't contradict the statement you're replying to at all.

> Wow, all 9 of them?

Yes, the major ones that people use. More are coming but I'd guess those 9 cover the vast majority of add-on installs
If you go into the advanced search options you can tell Google to explicitly search on what you type. I use it so often for the reasons you point out (because nowadays in their infinite wisdom they will helpfully ignore quotes too) it occurs to me I should either find an extension or script to just have it enabled by default.
just fyi, classic top also has config file https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/top.1.html#6._FILES
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Remote: Yes;

Willing to relocate: No;

Technologies: Javascript, React, React Native;

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Hey, just to point out with rascompanies.com is giving certificate problems.
There are already very affordable college options - the reason many schools charge more is because of demand and exclusivity.

This is another example of sensationalism. According to an article on Forbes -> "The average student loan debt for members of the Class of 2018 is $29,200"

Is that really so egregious?

Isn't it more likely that semi-skilled labor jobs disappeared increasing the demand to go to college for a good job? I don't think the loans are enough to justify the increase.
How will those social programs stop, e.g., rapists from committing more rape when they're freed on bail when none of the prison reform programs so far are doing that?

Are we not better simply containing the rapists so that they cannot access a vulnerable population instead?
It seems perfectly fine and honest from them. Did anyone expect any different? I'm not saying it's bad, just that's the reality of the job.
Funny, I never said "only voting". I also said you have a voice, use it. You seem to have completely ignored that paragraph.

Perhaps you'd like to take a shot at actually responding to what I wrote.

It is absolutely possible to protest without hurting innocent bystanders.
My view is that laws must keep unions from acting in bad faith before forced unions can be allowed to exist.

The primary positive effect of a union is its appeals process that keep employers from firing you on a whim.

Nothing about that positive effect requires the union be forced upon you, and if unions had to earn their dues they wouldn't act in bad faith as often.
>Intel had normalized quad core chips for $800 on the high end for over 10 years.

What are you talking about? The i7-3770K (top of the line 4-core chip in 2012) sold for ~$330.
There is a rumor about 48GB version of RTX3090 replacing the original Titan RTX with a similar price. That would make sense for Deep Learning workloads as 24GB is already too small for attention-based models.
Right. The funny thing is Ramsay talks about the years of work he did learning how to cook, studying Italian cuisine in Italy, etc. etc.

I think the MasterClasses -- or other online instruction -- are mostly great for inspiration and motivation. Someone who is already good at the craft might get more out of it, since they'll notice the finer points of technique. But for most people I suspect it will be passive entertainment, with a few widely applicable insights here and there.
"Made in error!"

The excuse heard round the world.
The self is far more complex than the simplistic positivist notion of it. And again, this only works if you assume that at the time of the mind creation, your knowledge is complete. That seems fairly ignorant considering the history of science, not to mention the inherent limitations of empirical knowledge.

The NES example is not really a good one because it’s a created object and knowledge of it is complete, therefore replicating it is possible.

Even then, assuming all of this didn’t matter- I still don’t see how the mind maintains itself in a new body. It’s not as if a human mind is a static entity-it constantly comes into contact with the world through its embodied form and this reinforces and extends this notion of identity. Assuming you could emulate it on a computer, it would seem logical that the mind would change to adapt to its new body, thus no longer being the same self.

Ultimately any “transfers” will actually just be the creation of new minds, which IMO is more interesting anyway.
If jobs with a similar title, description, and other requirements require a degree, and the people you hire all happen to have degrees, it's pretty obvious that you're using it as a criteria. While like other discrimination cases it may be difficult to prove in any one instance and thus small businesses who don't individually hire a statistically significant number of people might get away with it, large employers can still be held accountable.
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Email: developer.nirab@gmail.com
I very much doubt they no longer intend to hire somebody for such activities, this was just way too much in the open.
And if it were, it wouldn't be you.

But it might be enough like you that it could convince your bank to give it your money.