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I am going to be blunt. If you can’t get the people you used to work for to hire you or recommend you to their contacts then you are going to fail. Get on the phone to everyone you have ever worked for (assuming you left a good impression) and chase those leads.
Are there any audiobook players that can work across devices in sync? I've been trying to set this up with Kodi, but have had little success.
The leadership is afraid of getting canceled themselves by not acting concerned enough, so they try to save their asses by running in front. Just a way to hold on to one's job in the current environment. I don't think they are true believers.
Chinese sometimes joke that "bonjour" sounds like 胖猪 (pangzhu, which means 'fat pig').
"Niche telecom software language" is a brutal misunderstanding of Erlang strengths. But a common one, which Elixir is actually trying to rectify - turns out BEAM is maybe the best thing out there for web apps.
In combating against bigotry, it is important that we do not become bigots ourselves.

Regarding painful words, it is my position that policies against uttering them (for people without any intent to hurt) must essentially be no more a courtesy to those sensitized against them, because of words with multiple meanings and foreign languages with different meanings, and also because what is taboo on one society may not be taboo in another. Punishing the reasonably ignorant seems to be immoral to me.

Being sensitized to painful words spoken by people who don't mean them seems to me that it needs to be counted not on the person who says them and does not mean them, but on the people who said them and meant them and made people sensitized to them in the first place. It is the continued damage created by bigots, making words that in some situations are necessary to speak (or far too inconvenient to not use) painful to some because of their bigoted use. The rest of us can try to avoid them, but morality-wise, it looks to me more supererogatory for those in a position to do so rather than a moral obligation.
Look up "Yuri Bezmenov", and be enlightened. His insight on subversion is eye opening. I'd link some stuff, but I'd probably be banned.
How else are you going to do a chemical assay in a portable device? Breathalyzers are even jankier.
Reminds me of https://sandspiel.club/

Don't play it, it's addictive.
With stopping all businesses from having expenses?
Hard to explain but something with the brain’s ability to subjectively measure time just melts away and as a result while “physical time” is still marching forward, “psychological time” seems to dissolve. Some people really can’t handle the sensation and freak out.
On Pro level. Sent in a few tickets a couple of weeks ago. Replied within an hour. One was not time sensitive and needed to escalated up to management, got a final answer on that 3 days later.
>But why are the students like that in the first place

Show their might over others probably.

Please leave Marx alone, he was the guy that spoke against the royalty and for a fair system. Lenin and Stalin of course is a complete different thing.
Even more impressive were the scrambled games, where the back line pieces were out of order. So he first had to figure out where on the board the pieces actually are – blindfolded.
I just linked to it. It was in Call of Duty, hardly a lunatic fringe source.
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Interesting to see sock puppets already in use.
"and Phoenix is so full of magic (which isn't a good thing)"

Can you explain something more about why you think this is not a good thing?

Is it like Laravel (PHP)? Lots of magic so it is very easy to get started but a hell to maintain?

I really like to get started with Elixir (for webdev) but I am not sure if I should start with Phoenix.
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Goats milk aminoprofile is closer to human milk. Cows milk is 90/10 casein/wheyprotein, goats milk is 60/40 or 40/60 IIRC.
Even if we tax it at a progressive rate, the total consumption tax paid by the rich will be only nominally, not percentage wise, bigger than the middle class/poor, because their consumption doesn't even come close to their revenue/wealth (aside from the fact that it's also hidden behind 2000 shell companies whose assets they use for personal use).
Am I the only one who finds it very ironic that you can't use the "n-word" because it offends the African American community. Yet when you listen to rap music, it's all nigga this and nigga that.

Makes me wonder if these offended students first complain, and then drive home singing along with Snoop Dogg.
This is very interesting. Thanks for the input. Seems you have had a much better experience.
Interestingly I would rate mine as blocking-level priority, aka what my previous employers would have treated as the most critical. Hard to judge though.
Comets are mostly clumps of rocks and dust held together by ice. In the middle of those clumps the germs would be pretty safe.
There's a bit of irony that, in response to a commoditization of education, your response is to blame "marxists." If anyone, blame marshall field because the customer definitely isn't always right.
EDIT: my first comment was from memory and I googled to double-check. Seems I was wrong and they're actually stability ratings.

Ignore below

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the suffixes are related to codec licencing afaik

For example, foss purists might like to install `-good` whereas those who prefer all video sources to "just work" will also want `-ugly`
The issue is these prospective clients are generally hospitals using an existing EMR system. And when they need some custom solution then they tend to connect to their provider instead of giving us the deal.
But it's still not actually running on the pregnancy test, or even the MCU he replaced the electronics with. It's still playing on a PC and transferring the picture: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1302834931421175809

So it's for all intents and purposes still playing back a video, it's just a live recording instead.
I guess the point of this all is that there's BEAM underneath all this. And it turns out to be one of the best solutions out there for web apps.

Erlang has some bad rep for "weird syntax", but it's completely unfounded, the syntax is actually quite simple and clean.

Elixir opens doors mainly for Rubyists, but there are some other paths to discover BEAM. Check out:

Luerl – Lua on Erlang https://github.com/rvirding/luerl
LFE - Lisp Flavoured Erlang https://github.com/rvirding/lfe
Most of that innovation was from government funding, regularly paid researchers (remember XEROC PARC?), regular scientists and professors, and so on.

Hardly any of that was funded by billionaires...
It also doesn't really overcome CAP. As far as I understood, it just comes so close that people perceive it as a CAP system but technically it's still a CP system. Which can also be achieved without atomic clocks though nowadays: https://fauna.com/blog/consistency-without-clocks-faunadb-tr...
> Elixir sounds like a step up from Ruby, but I really miss static typing, and I find it hard to justify investing time in yet another language that doesn't have it.

Static typing serves basically two purposes: correctness through static type analysis and enabling compiler optimizations.

Like many languages that don’t mandate static typing, Elixir has available static type analysis solutions; in Elixir's case (as for Erlang) it's Dialyzer, which does more static analysis than just what is usually thought of as typechecking.
It depends how mature you want your community to be... but there's also Crystal (https://crystal-lang.org/) with Amber (https://amberframework.org/).
Random internet advice (not an expert) is to call everyone you know who might know someone. Also would it be so bad to take a contract from a job site or even a job in the intermediate time. Maybe one of you does a job the other biz dev.
They didnt have to ask mandarin speakers. The admin agree that it is a mandarin word, but that understandably people got upset because it sounds like an US slur.
You don't need a rooster to make hens lay eggs. A normal hen lays an egg most days, even without a rooster.

You do need a rooster if you want fertile eggs, though.

A normal backyard flock needs a rooster to get fertile eggs to raise to perpetuate the flock. This is why backyard and small farm flocks usually have one.

I can't think of anyone keeping chickens and not having a rooster, although I live in the countryside where their cock-a-doodle-do is tolerated or even loved. I'm guessing if you keep hens in suburbia you'd have to buy chicks somewhere rather than have a rooster.

Big battery farms though? I have no idea if they have some barns with roosters to perpetuate the flock or if they buy in chicks from specialized rooster farms or something?...
"Free range" isn't super free ranging, as such - it tends to be achieved still with very restrictive conditions. With ones which really properly can roam about in a large outdoor area, yeah it seems the likelihood would go up, but I think those are fairly unusual at least in the UK
Damn you right! Thanks for the big laugh :)

Are you watching the Kittens in B/W or are colors allowed?
How do breathalyzers work?
To those who are complacently assuming "Well, the ISPs in my country do not do that.": One of the larger ISPs in the United Kingdom does that.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24280536

I've seen no evidence that Virgin Media intercepts UCP/TCP port 53 traffic, however. It just runs rigged proxy DNS servers and farms them out over DHCP.

I've seen several reports that the Virgin Media "click here to disable" mechanism is a placebo that actually does nothing at all, including what that message was a reply to.
The clients we started with are online nutritionist and dietitian providers. The had to integrate with FHIR to get referrals from other medical practitioners.

Similarly potential clients are hospitals, clinics, or EMR development companies seeking solutions on FHIR.
Ask HN: What did you do to improve your company?
Hi! I work at a mid-sized tech company as a Software Engineer. There are, probably, tons of things we can improve in our processes, infrastructure, technologies, etc. But sometimes it's hard to see the place with most impact from within, especially if you are pretty long in the company. That's why I'm looking for some inspiration.

So, how did you improve your company? By that I mean: processes, tech stack, optimization, etc.
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I spent hundreds of hours with this game back in the 90s. I even went to a local internet shop to download mods, vehicles, maps and other stuff to floppy disks. Good times.
I agree with this. It confirms that most "digital" devices like this (for example, scales) are just introducing greater inaccuracy whilst conveying a false sense of certainty.
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It existed before, but social media gave it the spark that set it all on fire.
This is an incredibly common story among people in tech who learn the skills to build great things and believe that's enough to start a company. Being good at building tech is only half the story. You can write the best code, build the best apps, and design the most amazing UX, but if you can't market your business and sell to people you won't make any money. To run a successful company you need to be good at getting your message in front of people who buy what you're selling.

I don't have an answer beyond the advice that you should always be marketing, generating leads, and selling even when you think you have years worth of work in the pipeline.
>because the customer definitely isn't always right

That's not the problem, the problem is that a Student should NOT be a Customer but a Student.
I'd bet on poor soil, cold climate, and isolation. If the earth is not high quality and if the summer is not long enough for high yield per square meter, then you need animals to turn grass in to food. You can't eat too many of your animals for the same reason you can't buy grains from outside - it is expensive and you have too little to offer as export goods.
For those curious when and where to look to see the ISS by eye only: https://james.darpinian.com/satellites/

The site is incredibly awesome and helped me see the ISS (and other satellites) quite a few times already!
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Our existing client is very happy with our quality of service. However we never approached them directly about referring or providing us leads. Show we do that?
> Erlang has some bad rep for "weird syntax", but it's completely unfounded, the syntax is actually quite simple and clean.

Anything that isn't Algol-flavored and either procedural or class-based OOP tends to be seen as weird syntax, and much more so if it ticks both boxes.

It's not as much a matter of simple and clean as familiar in a world where almost everything people will be exposed to first tends to come from a narrow design space.
As much as I totally understand the downvoting of this comment, it unfortunately isn't entirely wrong. I desperately want to be an all-in liberal person, and I would rather not have stock phrases in existence that can be misappropriated by the Donald Trump / Katie Hopkins' of the world, but with any knee-jerk reaction from humans there are people who take them to extremes, and this story is one of an increasing number of examples.

Thankfully, we have a media source that is willing to call out stupid examples of suffocating over-liberalism. Most other people don't, all their news is being filtered by traditional (and clickbait) media, and fewer and fewer people are actually looking to get the real story from the primary sources.

That said, I don't think this particular moniker is going to help much. It's already been polluted.
Using names which mean something is impractical. The whole point of a name is to have a symbol so that we don't have to mention the meaning. The meaning is what the symbol invokes by association, not what it contains literally. The meaning is verbose, far more so than the symbol, and trying to capture meaning in names creates unwieldy, verbose names that far far short of capturing all the meaning.

We include meaning-words in names. That's why it's "Bell's palsy" and "Feigenbaum constant", and not just "Bell's" or "Feigenbaum".

Such shortenings are possible in a narrowly established context surrounding an informal conversations.
From the NIH, raising the question of a cosmic origin

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7358766/
It's at the same time miss-education through over-simplification IMHO although it was never intended like that. Availability is never 100% so everything is far more subtle. I'd prefer that teaching would focus on resolution strategies, compromises and learn exactly what goes wrong in each situation.
> So the question is, is it western medicine that's the issue, or the lack of science based politics?

How about lack of science based medicine?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24383819
I'm sorry to say this but, in my experience targeting very niche needs, a well targeted Google Adwords campaign is hard to beat and gives you the data to help structure the rest of your marketing. If you have the expertise you will learn to get the search terms right.
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The most common type of duck over here is the mallard, which shows quite strong sexual dimorphism. It's way easier to tell male from female than chickens.
Yes Marketing is the main challenge as you say, not technology ( for us ).
Searching LinkedIn is our only bet which is difficult.
Also we think posting google ads won't be of much use. Am I mistaken?
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You might also want to check if you have a point of contact in their customer development team and contact that person. Likely you received an email from them sometime after you first upgraded to a paid level.
Conspiracy theory: homo sapiens is just the result of a long-running breeding program shepherded by a bacterial conspiracy whose aim is to colonise the moon, and perhaps even mars?
I had the completely opposite idea and thought google ads will be of little benifit. Thank you for the advice, I will try adwords.
Threat reporting by cybersecurity firms underrepresents civil society threats
I bought a Sony MD-N707 not too long back which I'm using as a nice way to chill out without screens, and for recording Shortwave radio overnight off a Sony ICF-SW7600GR world band radio. The MD-N707 has a cool maintenance mode feature accessed via a Konami code that lets you patch an EEPROM to enable features from other models.

My only gripe with NetMD is that you can put things onto MD from a computer, but it's an analogue trip back for recordings. This was an architectural decision due to DRM restrictions. One day I'd like to have a go at trying to bypass this, but it looks like a massive pain in the hole and I only have one MD recorder.
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> Am I the only one who finds it very ironic that you can't use the "n-word" because it offends the African American community. Yet when you listen to rap music, it's all nigga this and nigga that.

No, racists that are upset that it's not socially acceptable to demonstrate their racism this way conplain about this a lot, you aren't the only one.

Also, within the African American community there has very long been a very large group that has attacked this trend in that particular form of popular entertainment.

And, finally, beyond that, context matters.
Europe doesn't have the huge steppes that North America and North Asia had for unlimited and ever replenishing cattle.
> It's great that you want to buy those things. I don't. We should both fight for the right to be legally allowed to repair our gizmos, for the right of third parties to do that work, and even demand that companies which sell a manufactured good also sell the consumable components of that good, for some reasonable period after commencing manufacture.

The problem is that the market will only serve the majority well. Most people don't need general purpose computers. Following your logic, why should a company be required to make a computer accessible to hackers?
> That's not the problem, the problem is that a Student should NOT be a Customer but a Student.

Then OP shouldn't point to some amorphous blob of "marxists," just because they're an easy enemy.
I feel like I had a better time downloading Windows programs off of TUCOWS in 2000 than the App Store in 2020. I don't know exactly how the incentives have aligned, but the modern app stores are dominated by ad-ridden, manipulative, rubbish.
I know nothing about the language being discussed here, but the answer is no, it doesn't lead to misunderstandings. How do I know this? Because it's a natural language. The language exists for no reason other than the fact that it works. If the words sounded exactly the same you could safely assume that they either communicate the difference some other way, or the difference simply does not matter to them.

An example of communicating something in a different way would be how in Spanish the pronoun is completely dropped in most cases. This is because it's completely redundant as the verb will be conjugated to include the pronoun.

An example of things not mattering is in English where we don't distinguish between rivers that flow into other rivers and rivers that flow into the sea. French speakers might be confused (how do you know whether it's a fleuve or a rivière?), but the answer is we simply don't care.

When learning a natural language, always assume that it works for them. Your aim is not to be able to translate your language to theirs, it is to be able to communicate your thoughts into their minds. Keep an open mind about what's important to transfer and how this can happen.
How do I start searching for one? Post in job boards?
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Most people that I know who keep chickens don't have a rooster, but share one with others from time to time... or just don't bother. (these are people keeping ~5 hens).

And yes, I realise how eggs work :)
There is a video on youtube, where a farm threw away expired eggs and they hatched in the dumpster.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGFq-qpkvbA
In reality the application running on top of the database wants C-kinda-A. https://research.google/pubs/pub45855/

> Despite being a global distributed system, Spanner claims to be consistent and highly available, which implies there are no partitions and thus many are skeptical. Does this mean that Spanner is a CA system as defined by CAP? The short answer is “no” technically, but “yes” in effect and its users can and do assume CA.

The point is that if my application will actually go down anyway if the WAN craps out, then really, I don't actually need P. The application would also be significantly simpler if it assumes that if the application can work, then the DB is also up. And one seems that realistic systems built on Spanner simply assume CA and then get on with life...
Some of them are, most of them are not - you cant really jump to ANY letter on screen without vim plugin (AFAIK).

Having quick access to options is paramount - like vscode F1.

Besides, huge majority of IDE users do not use keyboard shortcuts but browser trough its GUIs, even if the feature exists. Its the IDE mindset (personal experience).
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But also from gangs, which in that series are the more dangerous.