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You're too generous. I disagree with the parent that the intent is innocuous.

The intent is almost always to convince people to purchase something where they otherwise wouldn't purchase it - by a mix of catching them in a vulnerable moment, and brainwashing them with repeated exposure over time. It's malicious.
Also, you have a dead link to:

https://gowebhooks.github.io/learning-lab/tailwind-starter-k...

when I click on your logo.
Have you considered making satellite imagery available to the OpenStreetMap community in order to help improve the map?

Microsoft already makes their Bing satellite imagery available to map makers.
What happened a few years ago to the iOS version, it was suddenly withdrawn from the App Store.
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wow, I had no idea indeed. Interesting (and dispiriting) to know.

(It is frustrating already that when you say that you program, a certain kind of youngster asks "frontend or backend?", and when you say neither, they say knowingly, "oh, fullstack!" (>_<) )
Thoughts on aiosql vs encode/databases[0] or encode/orm[1]? Same creator as starlette (under the hood of FastAPI)

[0] https://github.com/encode/databases

[1] https://github.com/encode/orm
this is the funkiest thing I've seen in my browser today
the idea sounds fantastic. I suggest building a community around it
Re #1, I haven't used it before but there is https://github.com/tiangolo/full-stack-fastapi-postgresql

Looks like it includes the kind of admin dashboard you'd get with Django.
So I'm in an interesting position of having watched several of my family members deal with this - My father and two of my uncles do(/did) software development for a living.

My father ended up starting his own company in partnership with several of his then coworkers, he no longer develops and has transitioned to a sales position.

One uncle got out of the industry entirely.

One uncle is doing management at a software company started about 8 years ago (He absolutely hates it, but doesn't think he can swing another job change and is waiting until retirement in a year or two).

----

My take aways from watching them go through this:

- There seems to be a real wall at 45. Many of your early skills are expiring, you don't relate as well culturally with the younger devs at small shops, and you're too expensive for well established companies (why pay you extra for your 20 years of experience when they can pay a freshly minted college grad half as much?).

- Consulting is an option, but you need a strong grasp of a specialty area, and you need to be able to understand business and people problems more than software problems in many cases (this is essentially the route my father took)

- Management is an option, but A: It's not for everyone (My uncle is miserable). B: it's hard to swing a position in management without either taking a risky position at a very early stage company, working your way into it over several years, or having the right contacts within the industry to point you at new opportunities.

---

Personally? My plan is to no longer be in the industry at 45 (I'm mid 30s now). Ageism is absolutely real, and it's fairly pervasive in the software industry (and if I'm being honest, a lot of society in general).

I have 15 years or so to plan, and I've been experimenting with a variety of things I think I might enjoy as a breath of fresh air - I recently registered a company as an agricultural nursery in my state (focused on landscaping plants with a small division set aside for locally popular fruiting trees/bushes [blueberries, figs, stonefruit]).

I've also been doing hobbyist carpentry for several years, and I've recently starting taking commissions from family and friends (not really for profit yet, mostly to continue building skills and develop a network of contacts).

I'm also investing in property (Tax liens - not rental management or flipping).

---

My kids will be end of highschool by the time I hit 45, and I'm not convinced I'll be recommending they attend college, so I plan to have expenses drop dramatically.

When I'm ready - I plan to have a frank discussion with my employer at the time about cutting hours in exchange for cutting salary, with the end goal being to transition income to my other activities.
Yep same here. Medication finally made me understand the anger issues that I have due to ADHD.
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> Solid is mostly about working with HTTP and RDF

Surely this incarnation of the RDF-based Semantic Web nirvana will succeed where all other attempts have failed! :)
We are still experimenting with pricing and what can be open and closed. To be completely transparent we chose custom domains because we know companies care a lot. When we have more features on the commercial side we can start to chat about supporting it in the open version. Still early in our journey, happy to discuss anything, like a small plan with just custom domains. Would you pay for that?
F# Seqs are .NET IEnumerables, which is to say they are iterators. They're lazy, and you can do things with them that you can't do with "strict" collections. In some ways they are faster than strict collections, in others they are slower. If you plan to be iterating over a Seq multiple times, you should probably turn it into a list or array first, just like in C#.

That example without pipes is

List.reduce (+) (List.map ((*) 2) [1;2;3;4])

Linked lists are common in any functional programming language, the performance is bad but that only matters if you're writing something performance-critical. Otherwise, the ergonomics dominate: lists are very easy to work with.
> Most smart TVs these days are more than fast enough to stream HD broadcast. I don't understand why Google doesn't push this.

A lot of them have pretty bad game mode latency, though, which isn't a problem with home consoles but start to become a problem once you add streaming latency. Then some of them have >10ms decode latency, and all of it starts to ramp up the delay.
Here's a browser extension for working with selectors that was shared on the front page sometime last year: https://github.com/hermit-crab/ScrapeMate

Edit: I think it was from this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24057228
My car from 2016 had its own cellphone data and gps. It was unclear to me if the data connection was always on, or if I had to pay for something to enable it.
Cannot forget ArnoldC:

https://lhartikk.github.io/ArnoldC/
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If you're feeling it to be too difficult (or you lack the desire) to keep up with all the changes, you still have a lot of knowledge and experience. It may be time to change the kinds of places you work at and what you work on. As an example, I have worked in the defense and aerospace industry (so far my whole career, working on changing that). We get a lot of people coming to us at 50+ and 60+ years old with a lot of useful knowledge that's more applicable to our domain than most other domains, even though they weren't in our field before.

This works because, even though many of our projects are new, they're still very much "legacy" in the way things work and the languages and tools used. You could explore employers who have those kind of legacy systems that you have expertise in. Either to help extend their useful life, or to help dismantle them and migrate to a more "modern" (whatever that means to them) system.
is it normal to get an EKG in relation to ADHD medication? I'm in your boat too. I've tried antidepressants with no results so I'm going to see a doctor about ADHD this time.
I believe 'weekends off' is a common suggestion from doctors prescribing these types of medications for ADHD
The difference between people is so subtle and so profound. For me, dextroamphetamine brings a still and composed calmness upon the world. Not euphora, just a calmness.
What are your plans on supporting open telemetry? Can I send open telemetry data to opstrace?
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A nice bit of fun. I kept missing the platforms and restarting as I felt bad for the passengers that I'd left behind...
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>You speak as though app developers are swimming in money, but the fact is that the App Store market is very top heavy. As usual, "the 1%" are doing extremely well, but the vast majority of app developers are not making a lot of money.

Society is very "top heavy", the 1% has most of the wealth too, the popular artists is a power-law distribution, and so on. That's not up to the App Store though.
Aside from being quite creepy, wouldn't one already know how to get to their favorite brewery?

I'm similar to the parent; I have a "dumb" head unit with an aux cord + dongle. I suppose one benefit would be if it could suggest faster routes around traffic or detours.
I don’t think this is a fair characterization of what he was saying. Many of people that post these stories are self diagnosed, which should give you pause. Maybe they are. Maybe they aren’t. No one — including the poster — knows. If they do not actually ADHD, then they are using this self diagnosis as excuse. You see the same thing with people declaring that they’re “on the spectrum”, when called out for bad behavior. As one diagnosed autistic friend put it, “They’re not autistic. They’re just an asshole.”
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> Why would I want it to pretend it doesn't know?

I (and I think OP) want it to not know in the first place.
Xcloud or Geforcenow offer the best of both worlds. You "own" (in whatever sense you can "own" the game) the game and you have the choice where you want to play it. Not at home/cheap notebook? No problem. With Stadia you can only stream the game.
I still spend a lot of time with the tech, it's the stuff that brings me home a paycheck I'm most concerned about. With the cloudification of a lot of these services (security specifically, as it's what I've seen the most from vendors lately) more and more people need fewer and fewer technical resources as it's concentrated in SaaS.

I could see some serious opportunity in teaching. From an OSI model standpoint, everybody's hanging out in layers 6 and 7, and everything beneath it is 'magic'.
Without a humidifier, you can actually feel the dry air and it gets pretty uncomfortable at night. The skin looks dry and flaky in the morning. If you happen to catch a cold, your symptoms get worse because your mucus tends to dry out (the only remedy is to then go and stand in a high humidity bathroom for some-time or inhale vapors. You need it for at-least 2-3 peak winter months in the eastern part of the US.
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Thank you so much for keeping VideoLAN not greedy!

Can you share any stories about offers to monetize thoroughly?
Hey, thank you. :-) That’s kind of how we feel -- it seems like everyone is building tooling around Prometheus, and frankly, we hope that collective effort can hopefully be redirected to more impactful value creation for our industry. On a personal note, most of us on the team have been there in one way or another, struggling to actually monitor our own work. We’ve had surprise Datadog bills and felt the pain of scaling Prometheus. (In fact, I’m planning a blog post about this struggle, so stay tuned.) It feels like this problem should already be solved, but it’s not. So we’re trying to fix it.
> The (largely mental) hyperactivity is controllable, that is, I retain my creative ideas generation and interest in new things, but I am no longer governed by it, and

As a person who is in their 1st week of medication, that is a HUGE relief. Thank you.

I have a lot more to comment here but have a quiz (engineering undergrad) to do rn..lol. But I gotta say your description of you experience is the most comprehensive thing I was ever able to relate to. I found a lot of people on r/ADHD articulating individual feelings/experiences that I felt but was not able to talk about, but yours just covered a lot more base with me personally.

> anything from CSS to soldering and unable to sleep for the rush of ideas.

That hit hard XD.

> would be better titled "Attention Difference Disorder"

Yes, a lot of people are don't like that it was named mostly based on the symptoms most annoying to the people around the person ADHD with. Many people suggest something along the lines of "Executive Function Dysregulation" to remove the "hyper" part that many people don't suffer from and include emotional-dysregulation in the symptoms.

Ok enough. time to go.
Thanks for the tip, I'll be checking out xournal. A thinkpad x270 is currently fed-exing its way to my house and I'm making notes for a transition from OSX->OBSD.
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Love how the same community that trashes Google for killing their products is also trashing them on every single attempt at building one. It doesn't work in my country which means it sucks. It doesn't have whatever game I want which means it sucks. It doesn't work on my crap WIFI (although they explicitly say you need a powerful internet connection) which means it sucks, and so on.

I think Stadia is one of the few really innovative products released in the gaming world in years. Everyone else is just pumping their money into sales & marketing and you keep buying their products year after year, even though there's nothing new to them.

Perhaps they wouldn't kill more than half of the projects they start if you'd give them some real feedback on how to improve them instead of constantly throw shit at them like they owe you something.
I would argue that the project never got far enough to tell if it was a successful gaming platform since there are no games that people want to play. I guess given the very limited functionality it’s technically not a failure. But the whole point is to have games people want to play.

Compare to Sony PlayStation 1 (which was a phenomenal success):

Since Sony had no experience in game development, the company turned to third-party game developers. Recently released consoles like the Atari Jaguar and 3DO suffered underwhelming sales due to a lack of developer support, prompting Sony to redouble their efforts in gaining the endorsement of arcade-savvy developers.[22] With initial support from Namco, Konami, and Williams Entertainment,[41] as well as 250 other development teams in Japan alone, the company secured the launch of influential new games such as Ridge Racer and Mortal Kombat 3.[22][5]
Got diagnosed earlier in lockdown and started meds after many years of struggling through school and having my coping mechanisms barely being enough to keep things together at work/home. Once lockdown hit all my built-up coping mechanisms broke down and triggered a depression spiral.

I think what finally got me to do the thing was realizing how often I was now not able to parse my partner speaking directly to me even when I was 100% listening, no distracting noises, interested in what they had to say, etc. At the worst it was more than once a day for at least a minute or two. I could see their mouth moving and recognize that they were making words but was unable to understand a word of it no matter how hard I tried.

Vyvanse has been helpful. It's made it possible to put the work in and build routines to get stuff done. It's not a magic bullet but it brings me much closer to the starting line. I started struggling more with insomnia since starting it but that's a trade I'm willing to make to be able to function at all.
How is this really any fundamentally different from say GDPR then?
What bank account? With everything-as-a-Service, minimalism being trendy (a form of consumerism as a lifestyle), ever shrinking buffers in supply chains, ever shrinking apartments - soon we won't be collecting money on accounts, we'll be paid in and paying with securities. Your position at ACME will entitle you to 100 units of payment, which you'll allocate to different services.

(Note I said 100 units, not 100 units over time - since even now, people tend to get paid monthly, and subscriptions tend to bill monthly, it's only natural to factor out time from the equation...)
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Thanks to you, I had to look that up. [1]

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYji9PECfH4
62304 does not limit your choice of sdlc or agility. You just have to be able to read it.

In generally, Developing with regulatory oversight and a real QA department is just very different. The agile manifesto speaks of "working software" over "documentation". It does not speak of code. It speaks about working software. In a regulated business "working software" includes a forest worth of hopefully digital paper and the code for your customers and oversight. The paperwork is part of the output here and not part of the self inflicted documentation.
So in this example person A could keep selling the same share over and over again? How would the multiple “owners” realize their gains if they all decided to sell on the same day?
Most of Vlad's statements while factually correct are BS.

The formula that the NSCC uses to calculate margin requirements from brokers is not opaque. It does have a discretionary factor which they can turn up in volatile times.

Most brokerages can forecast their margin requirements. The simulation has has a few free parameters - percentage buckets of trading in different brackets of volatility vs. trading volume.

Robinhood chose to be a thinly capitalized business because it leverages returns. Vlad can act as the aggrieved party as if this was the first time it happened to any brokerage - ever. No, high volume trading on high volatility has been happening since the beginning of the stock market and most brokerages are prepared for it. Same goes for Hedge funds and proprietary trading firms which trade on margin with leverage as high as 5-10x. They prepare for their worst margin calls or risk going out of business. Source of knowledge - worked at several HF including some that (in)famously folded after failing to meet margin calls.

Vlad is is just using the SV playbook of playing fast and loose and then blaming legacy systems and opaque formulas when shit hit the fan.
Why are you allowed to have up to 40 tabs of LSD but no more than 5 pills of MDMA?

In general, possession-vs-dealing is such a weird line to cut based on quantity of the drug.

The fact that 10 pills of MDMA in someone's possession likely means that it won't just be one person consuming all of those doesn't necessarily turn that person into a professional dealer. Not any more than a pack of cigarettes turns someone into a tobacco company if someone bums a smoke off of you.
We built a tamper evident log system for https content. The beta is over here: https://www.transparencylog.com/

Or try out the CLI tool https://github.com/transparencylog/tl#installation
>The funny thing is that in both cases we felt that their attitude was also “These guys have no idea what they are doing” about us too.

This is pretty much how every Googler thinks.
Honestly quite like the lack of GUI on mpv. It's my quick viewer for media files and does that job very well. I have a few of the keyboard shortcuts memorised but if I need much more than the basics that's when I reach for VLC.
I looked at that one too but BBC's seemed more informative.
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