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> In an era defined by slow growth and flatlined productivity (if not outright economic stagnation) and marked by widening inequality and underemployment, “money” feels at once deadly serious and stupidly silly. Seen from this viewpoint, the pandemic economy isn’t an anomaly but a heightened version of one possible future: a world where money is abundant but safe long-term investments are rare and where “getting rich quick” is less an American pathology and more the best bet for a stable life — assuming you think such a thing is possible with ecological catastrophe looming. If you’re supposed to buy stocks as a bet on the future condition of a business, why would you buy stock in a brick-and-mortar retail video-game chain unless you didn’t really believe in any future at all? How different is the stock market from betting on soccer? What’s the point of investing safely when Elon Musk can create and destroy millions of dollars of value with a couple of tweets?

This paragraph with its doom and gloom seems apt in that it leaves out the aggregate stock market. In parallel with this, there’s a story of passive investment which is booming. Why take risks when you can put your money in here and just watch it go up reliably? The cynic in me contrasts those stories by looking at the doom and gloom one and pinpointing the line “safe long-term investments are rare” and rolling my eyes, wondering: if a safe broad market index gaining 10% per year for a few generations now isn’t enough, what is? Is it just not rich enough or quick enough? The curmudgeon on me really comes out now. I love the article, but not the “woe is us” aspect.

(I especially loved the description of MMT as Keynesian economics as told by Morpheus)
It's a hard game to pick up now if you don't have experience playing when it was new. There have been so many things about RPGs that have come to be expected: evenly distributed fast travel, objective indicators, a compass, a quest menu, favorite item hotkeys, etc.

To pick it up now, the early levels are such a slog: constant stamina drain, slow leveling, etc that unless you really want to dig in, you'll never get to the "good part".
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I'm not ignoring Ukraine border. I think they have sovereignty. I'm generally against separatism, which is why I think Crimea should have stayed with Ukraine.

Same thing for China, they definitely have disputes in the SCS and their position is untenable.

I just don't see how you go from that to saying that WW3 is imminent. These kinds of things are more or less par for the course in geopolitics. All in all all of these things have lead to less instability and death than the first few months of the Iraq war, and that was far from WW3 too.
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They’ve also done a lot to limit competition, which has led to higher prices.
Regardless of the spin put on by the video producers, the tool itself is very useful for letting people see reality, which may work to temper alarmism. If the reality is that most of the earth hasn't changed that much, then that is now available for view. And if the reality is that the Brazil rainforests really were a vast sea of dark green not long ago but are already medium-brown-looking today, then that is also now available for view.

I'm curious to see people search for the growth of the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch". I'm pretty sure most people will be surprised to find that there is nothing to see. But I'll try it out.
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Other people have already mentioned great things about FastAPI (documentation, data validation, good performance, easy to use, etc).

There's also a lot to love about Pydantic alone. For me, the best thing about Pydantic is that I get performant, strongly validated objects. When I create Python apps, I try to make sure functions receive and return Pydantic models. That way, if the function does not fail, I'm 100% sure about the data coming in and out. It also saves me from writing many if statements.

Those Pydantic objects can also be dynamically created without losing the data validation parts. By using it, I feel very "secure" about my types and objects, but keeping the simplicity of Python for my whole app.
Most courses online have terrible completion rates but the point is education. No other platform incentives for that KPI.

I have no idea how you'd do this besides Maybe Live courses, or somehow creating a social-dynamic between creator and consumer. This would be an invaluable vibe to cultivate to increase completion. Continuing to just throw ideas out, maybe you could give a % refund if you actually complete the course, or you earn back as you complete the challenges.
No, not for the second macbook, which this is about. But it is also not in germany so, it does not matter anyways :)
PHP has been in a pretty good place since 7, IMO. These are some great developments.

I would say that Laravel is an extremely high quality framework (on par with and even in some ways better than Rails) that nobody should be ashamed to use.

It's unfortunate that the stink of old PHP is so powerful and that salaries are still lagging so far behind.
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If you write the application yourself (or have easy means to modify it to disable WAL), cool

If it’s written by someone else you’d have to maintain a modified fork (if that’s even possible)
It seems to be working just the same as before. Maybe it's interacting poorly with a phone feature of yours like Battery Saver or something? I also think my Pixel 5 is like worse at a few of these things than my Pixel 2 so who knows.
In my head CRTC will always mean Cathode Ray Tube Controller.
People will remember these times with similar joyful feelings too. It's not that computing isn't fun anymore, it's us who stopped seeing the fun in things.
"Operation Pettycoat" is a fun movie, and this scene is a good example of tension building in the submarine as they prepare to sink a tanker, only for it all to go wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpEcU0OEzhc
> Even with a foolproof recipe, it's a lot of work to get something useful.

Yes, therefore the solution would be to let everyone to keep reinventing the wheel?
Your English is very good, but there are some issues in your writing that could be holding you back, especially if your resumé is written with the same level of attention that you gave to this submission. These things would stand out to me, to the point where I'd probably discount your resume.

It's the little things, like how inconsistently you're cutting up sentences with periods, how you leave off the subject of the sentence in a couple of places, and the typos (lowpay, dropout, promt as quick examples).

Honestly? Find a way to speak to a therapist. Many options available for people without insurance, some are even free. If you could land a diagnosis, you could begin to understand what's holding you back (if anything) or if there are just some things you could work on (like slowing down a bit).
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Yeah, a nice goal would have been "100,000 new small farms in the first 100 days." The USDA should be promoting small speciality crop farms. The farmers markets are doing pretty good but if you shift policy to make factory vegetables reflect their true price it would increase profitablity of smaller farmers through more volume. You wouldn't need much to encourage a swell of speciality crop production farms. The impact from reduction to greenhouse gases would be immense if you had thousands of more local farms growing staples like broccoli, lettuce, spinach, green beans, peppers, tomatoes, and onions. "Speciality crops."
Agreed. I would go with something like "pro-human design" or "pro-user design".
Wasn't Trudeau extremely pro-Castro? Calling him a "great man that did a lot for his country?" [0]

Such admiration for a warlord dictator who didn't hesitate to kill his political opponents, seize their properties, and much worse [1] sure should make citizens uneasy up there.

[0] https://www.cnn.com/2016/11/27/world/justin-trudeau-castro-e...

[1] https://www.therichest.com/shocking/the-15-worst-atrocities-...
My exposure to BDB was through sendmail, spam assassin, and subversion. All three a big chunk of my job in 2006.
Give Oblivion a try if you haven't. It has less flavour than Morrowind, but it's a great combination of the older style of game writing with more modern mechanics. I still have vivid memories of the Assassin's guild storyline and all the Sheogorath stuff..
If someone wants to get idea of how hard it can be, without leaving house ...

Playing Death Stranding comes close.

Obviously game has realtime location/map, with isometric/topographic view also available, which makes it much easier than it would be in real world - reading off a paper map and guestimating where on that map you might be.

So basically try to check map and plan the route (e.g. reach a river/canyon/house/junction and then go left) ahead, and then either don't check the map (because it shows exactly where you are), or have a screenshot of it from before you left one of drop locations.
Yeah! Keybase + FastMail’s open JMAP standard is the model I think you’d build on.
50 years from now

"We've got 100 years left before we have to worry about this!"

100 years from now

"We've got 50 years left before we have to worry about this!"

145 years from now

"This is a crisis, if only we had 150 years to work on this maybe we could get somewhere, but as it is..."
Another thing is you may think you contribute a lot, but if you put in your 2 weeks and your boss does not try to keep you (counter offer or whatever) then they obviously don't think the same thing about you...
People lose track of the AT and die fairly routinely. Here's one from last year: https://www.macon.com/news/state/georgia/article240395571.ht...

Hiking a marked trail isn't as risky as summiting Everest, but it's not like walking through Ikea either. PLBs are a touch pricy, but I'd at least carry a FRS radio.
https://twitter.com/searchliaison/status/1115706765088182272

Does this help?

foobar before:2012

It's not perfect but quick and easy for what I mostly do which is trying to find older news articles on stories that have changed
If you multiply by two, you're wasting from 0 to 50% at any random time, for an average of 25%, right? So if you don't like that, then multiply by a smaller factor. Multiply by 1.02 if you can't abide by having more than 1% empty.
Show HN: Sane, a single file, super flexible, Python command runner
Hi HN,

[Sane][0] is a piece of software I've written to deal with my grievances with Make, Just, Bazel, Meson and other build systems or command runners.

I've always been frustrated by either 1. the opaque domain-specific languages, 2. the necessary installation processes, or 3. the difficulty to keep state coherently and to write logic.

Sane is a single Python3 file that exports a function decorator (@recipe), and a function (sane_run), which can turn any Python file into a Make-like utility: upon execution, a dependency graph is built, checked, and ran in deterministic order.

[GIF]: https://github.com/mikeevmm/sane/blob/master/demo.gif

There is no installation process, and no external dependencies; sane is made to be redistributed with the codebase. There are no domain specific languages, because everything is Python.

Thoughts are welcome.

[0]: https://github.com/mikeevmm/sane
I've hired tons of people, I've never offered someone less because they came in via a recruiter. You typically budget for salary + recruiter fee and if someone is hired organically then that's a bonus.

You don't pay someone less because they came via a recruiter because then they are going to be poached for being underpaid. You also don't pay someone more because they didn't come in via a recruiter otherwise now I have guys working on varying salaries which creates issues if that comes out in a team.

source: prior founder, hiring manager at large companies, etc
And perhaps work this thought into your head: "My job is to make my boss look good, not to impress his boss or higher."
First, please read this, it's important: you are going to be OK. Even if you are homeless. You will be OK. Take things one at a time, and try not to worry about anything except your most immediate problem/task.

Second: choose a path. Do not go all over the place, from Facebook coding to Home Depot manual labor. Pick one path and focus your energies on that. Even with a good resume and interpersonal skills, it can take a while for a job to open up if you have no networking contacts.

Third: consider your approach, to your job search, your employement, life. You mention here that you've spoofed numbers to contact high-level executives, and sent them e-mails about problems you found in systems. Other people do not do these things. Don't do things that make you stick out, buck the system, or bring attention to yourself. Focus on only fulfilling the requirements of your job. Use normal means of contact. Present yourself as a normal person with basic skills and competency in working with people. Be reliable.

Fourth: you've been looking for a year; this is not uncommon. Do you have friends or family to ask for help? Ask them. If you don't, you'll need to reach out to resources in your city for people who don't have a job or are homeless. You may need to look into daily/weekly/monthly housing if you can't afford an apartment. Look into job training programs, unemployment, shelters, private outreach programs. Keep applying to minimum wage jobs. Contact temp agencies, staffing agencies, recruiting agencies.

Fifth: If you really feel like Bill Landreth, keep reaching out for help. This is a good start. Look into local social services. Call SAMHSA (https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline). Contact a local PATH provider (https://pathpdx.samhsa.gov/public?tab=stateandprovidercontac...). Contact a local ESMI provider (https://www.samhsa.gov/esmi-treatment-locator). Tell them that you have concerns about your mental health but that you are soon to be homeless and need help. Find someone who can help you work through how to deal with this scenario while also working on the path you chose above.

Good luck to you man. Keep at it, you will be OK.
Why even set a quota on entertainment?

Movies and Music is a billion dollar profits industry, just look at how much Marvel and Disney made from Avengers and Star Wars. Why not simply make content that people want to consume?
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Sustainable development eans more like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_economy to me.

Information systems are very important in this regard IMHO. For most of human history information was a weapon.
I used to think Skid Row was just a band name. Then I read this whole article and then noped out of LA
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skid_Row,_Los_Angeles
Usually any asset used to pay a legal bill is sold and the proceeds used as the partnership agreement dictates. There are tiers of partners. junior and senior and others and there are those who are on a salary (often with an annual bonus that varies year by year).
The receipt of a payment in kind is problematic, as breakfast, lunch and dinner ( as well as a sea of other costs) require cash. If the shares are viewed as a potential gold mine, the firm my decide to keep them and sell when the time is right as the most profitable deal. The shares may have a legended hold period stamped on the certificate = can not be sold until the hold period ends. Some partners may need cash and the other partners/the firm, may buy his interest and give him cash - he is now out of it.There are also other potential tax issues downstream - which is what accountants are for.
If he's on the verge of being homeless, getting a degree seems like too long of a timeline. A bootcamp seems more reasonable, but even that's a stretch.
Wasn't it hypothesized that the collapse was due to an Ice Age? I thought there was strong geological evidence for that, and the challenges it put on human population, but I don't know enough about history to place the last Ice Age on a timeline relative to the Bronze Age without doing research.

Update: Upon some brief research, the last Ice Age ended about 12,000 years ago, whereas the Bronze Age Collapse was around 1200 BCE. So totally unrelated.
The V-Moda is great, but if you don't have headphones where it can be attached I recommend the $20 Sony ECMCS3 mic. It sounds fantastic for the price.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzGPyekZE7w

https://www.amazon.com/Sony-ECMCS3-Omnidirectional-Stereo-Mi...
At least in the PS5, the ultra-fast SSD and some technology around it are supposed to drastically reduce the need to keep things in RAM in case they are needed quickly later. There's a talk about that and other PS5 innovations by Mark Czerny. It's a very high quality talk.
I think the theory with the current gen is that devs get a lot more out a mere doubling because of all the improvements to SSD streaming.

Like, it's 16gb, but it's 16gb that only has to cover the next few seconds of gameplay, not the next 30 seconds.
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Seems to have been an occupational hazard.

For example, Cantor, Boltzmann, and Turing ended similarly :-(

For for more information, see the film "Dangerous Knowledge"

by David Malone on BBC Two.
My Mac's drive died on me during finals crunch in school one semester. I lost a long paper I'd finished the night before - was going to proof it before running over to the lab to print it - and had almost 100 more pages to write.

This was early-90s, maybe 1/4 of the folks in my dorm had personal computers. I spent 4 days using other people's machines while they weren't, because the labs was already booked solid, and still had to take an extension on one paper.

In conclusion, I like preemptive multitasking.
My Intel MBP 13" does blow out a lot of air when it panics, which is quite strange. It feels very organic, like someone blowing with their mouth.
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I made a mod on PC back in the day which was modeled off of The Matrix Reloaded’s hallway of doors to address this very problem.

“Welcome to Balmora, Mr. Anderson...”
Popping the stack a few frames, this particular thread is about “people whose minds were ruined by psychedelics.”
I replied above, but read this whole page. Like wtf do places like this exist in America?!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skid_Row,_Los_Angeles
Yes and no. Not to be cliche, but times are different. Everything now is digital, so all of the fun we used to have with the analog stuff is just gone. You could open up an electronic thing and look at the parts, borrow the parts, modify/replace the parts, etc. Sure, some of these things were litterally the size of the desktop, but lots of learning was had by many a hacker.
As someone who works with Rails and Laravel, one of the huge benefits I find working with PHP/Laravel are the speed and consistency of releases. PHP seems to release versions more frequently, and Laravel tags every week. It means there's much less lead time to work with new features/functionality as it becomes available (when it's stable, rather than running on edge).
Fitness+ has had spin classes since launch.
You sound like the kind of person who should be freelancing or starting a business.
Or you could go the other way with it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mt1bgsvsWms
The problem is that it mixed good recommendations along with user-hostile ones. I have no qualms about things like "Detect and throttle guessing attacks" and "Require authentication for remote services containing user data.", but then there's also...

SE1.1 End of life notification policy is published
SE1.2 Expiration Date is published

Planned obolescence.

AA4 Security Updates applied automatically, when product usage allows

VS4 Anti-Rollback

User-control and herding. "You want this feature we removed? Too bad, fuck you."

SI113 Enforce x509 certificate pinning for primary services.

You can't easily MITM and see what data it's exfiltrating.
PlayStation 2 had 32MB of RAM, and GameCube had 24MB.

64MB was small compared to contemporary PCs, but it was a powerhouse among the major console competitors.
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Where I’m from in the Midwest it’s nothing but corn fields, but the farmers themselves claim that most of it goes into horse feed and the rest is pop corn (which until I was an adult I didn’t realize was actually a type of really hard corn that is grown, not normal corn that is then dried.)
What happened if you deliberately did something stupid like dereferencing a null pointer? What if you returned from the loop on the main thread?
Matrix is a protocol, Discord is a system. For want of better terms. Perhaps you could compare git with Github or Gitlab. Matrix might be able to fulfil your requirements but you don't state them.

Why not start with: "I need a communication system for my organisation that satisfies the following criteria and I accept that there is no ideal and I am willing to reform my requirements as I evaluate the options available"

* End to end encrypted
* Check up on governance: Local requirements
* Media
* Text
* Voice
* Video (plus voice)
* Supports emoji

etc, etc.

What do you really want and are you prepared to put some real work in to actually evaluate some possibilities? If not, then stick with Discord. It probably won't kick your kitten but it now belongs to Microsoft who also own LinkedIn and sadly themselves.