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Seattle is the answer there to avoid the CA state tax, cheaper rent / cost of living. Check levels.fyi for entry level SDE1 jobs / salaries. $160-190K USD total comp. Rent (usually your biggest expense) for a studio / 1BR is about 1.5-2K/mo. Tax brackets are quite different (that entry level job might push you into the 32% marginal rate, while in AU, that would be the 45% marginal bracket).

Mid career you could be earning 3-6x your Aussie salary post tax (depending on the exchange rates, life choices etc.), particularly if you find yourself earning significantly more due to stock appreciation.
Fantasy names are a psychologically manipulative marketing tactic deployed to cause you to associate the thing you are consuming with something unrelated to the thing you are consuming so as to divert your attention from the thing you are consuming to some other (presumably more exciting) topic thereby increasing likelihood that you consume the product. Or they're a brand identity entirely divorced from the actual nature of the product which would also require you to look at the label into order to discern the healthiness of said product.
Can you talk more about this? How do you check your sodium balance? I'm intrigued (and have tooth sensitivity). Thank you!
I'm anxious that this could cause cancer or long term disease states as it works its way through your digestion system.

This is a wildly novel approach being applied orally.

I'd love for this to work, but they're relying on the fact this doesn't interact with other bodily tissues.
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We haven’t even evolved to have a single set of teeth. We’re born with stand ins that grow out and push “baby” teeth out. They’re pretty much set up to be disposable, we just haven’t evolved a good replacement pipeline.
This is when you just respond to the top level comment or the freshest and highest level one to that top level to farm the points.

People read the first comment threads and engage with them the most. It’s obvious when you can see one comment taking up the entire first page with all its replies.
It’s Hard Work to Restore Rio’s Christ the Redeemer, but the Views Are Amazing
Don't you find it painful to wake up that way? Waking up without enough sleep feels terrible, even without ostensible bad effects on health and performance.
I get mistargeted geographic ads all the time; not on a VPN.

Heck, I even get ads in the wrong language.

Hint: Instead of noticing that I’ve been doing manual labor recently, and inferring that I’m not a native English speaker, just use contextual targeting: show me ads in the same language as the content I’m watching.

Ad blockers are making the problems tracking-based much, much worse. Whatever signal is left after people block aggressively block trackers is actually just noise. Hopefully the market will see this and self-correct.
The meetings in the morning are a really killer though - offshore team + 2 daily stand-ups + scrum of scrums, it's got me drained and looking for another gig.

I empathize. A prior job had me hopping from call to call from 7 to 1 during the pandemic, then I'd spend a couple of hours helping my team triage, putting out project fires, babysitting slack, barely finding time to do any actual engineering because I was an EM that was also expected to IC tickets (something I asked about in the interview and had such a different experience than the one I was informed of that it feels now like a complete lie). I was ending days with throbbing headaches. Thankfully that chapter is closed.

That said, I don't know that I necessarily agree with EVERYTHING of this creed, but it's got me wondering if its beyond time I wrote one of my own. For that I tip a hat to the author.
On the mass scales we talk about, even small rocks would add up and lead to an observable dimming.

Nebulae usually are usually even less dense, just a few molecules per cubic metre, but they are still easily observable.
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I was reading on a Reddit thread earlier (can’t find it atm of course :( ), with multiple people saying their opt outs are getting reversed as well.
See if your dentist can do a smaller splint on your front teeth, if your teeth haven't already been misaligned due to the bruxism this shouldn't cause anything to shift.
> One might prefer to buy and own an EV that charges anywhere today

Too bad you're not in Europe then. Sorting out the charging infrastructure standards is one of the reasons Europe is the biggest EV market at the moment (stricter emissions standards being the other):

https://insideevs.com/news/482202/europe-world-biggest-plugi...

In the meantime, watch North American CCS locations grow here:

https://afdc.energy.gov/fuels/electricity_locations.html

New locations are being added every week. And try A Better Routeplanner to see what CCS charging infrastructure is like in your area. In some North American locations there are more CCS charging locations than Tesla charging locations.

> Tesla will open their network to other brands when other brands contribute

The way you "contribute" is by simply paying for the electricity when you use it. You know, just like how Telsa can use other charging networks.
Definitely enjoy it more. Brewed coffee started tasting like stewed coffee or something, the americanos just have a 'cleaner' hit...i don't know. The weird thing is I find pourover to be more like espresso than brewed in that way, so it's probably just all in my head lol.

Anyway, point is I only drink one cup a day now and have become a closet coffee snob.
7 hours is the low end of the normal range.

How do you reconcile "it doesn’t matter when" and "The result is that I get better sleep"?
Really sad. Phabricator is excellent and IMO unmatched by other tools, even today, and Evan's sharp eye for design decisions was really inspiring to me. 10 years is a good ride, though.

Evan, if you're reading this and I'm ever in San Francisco soon, I'll have to buy you lunch!
> i didn't verify this

You really should!
State capitalism is the flip side of state socialism. They are two roads that lead to the same destination.

Also, speaking of false dichotomies, pinning this on the GOP is rather silly and plays into a false narrative. The Democratic party is just as much if not more entrenched in the halls of corporate and banking power. We live in an oligarchy (Chomsky calls it a polyarchy). They increasingly own the government and joust for the chance to assume high office.
You can also say "Verzeihung" (as in pardon) or "Ich bitte um Verzeihung/ Entschuldigung".

You wouldn't say "sorry" apologising for coming late to school/ work in Germany that would be too casual in such a situation.
It doesn't have to work. Your customers just have to believe it works. Even just have to believe it might work, since they are looking for any competitive advantage. You need research to show it help just as much as you need research to show it doesn't.

I think you will find both sorts of research, because it seems obvious that results will depend on what sort of web site you run and what sort of audience you have.
The buyer is essentially making a financial bet that pays out if a stranger will die before a certain date. Even if it’s a mutually beneficial arrangement, that aspect feels very morbid to me.
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solar panels are paid off?
I am not an expert. My understanding -

(1) The quantity of rocks that would be needed to explain such a gigantic gap in mass is bound to be observed - if they are dark, then at least we should be able to see them when they block light. You have to remember we need dark matter to be around 80% of total mass of the universe. So they either need to be super dense, like tiny black holes [1], or there needs to be so much of it that there is no way we won't see them.

(2) Dark matter is too spread out. If they were rocks or any of the known matter types, they should have coalesced on their own. So they have to be such that dark matter doesn't interact with itself.

Edit: This is a nice intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fidzLZQyaJE

Edit 2: Also worth pointing out that dark matter is not the only explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_qJptwikRc

[1] https://duckduckgo.com/?q=can+dark+matter+be+tiny+black+hole...
I still remember the first time when I saw videos about non-Euclidian Geometry[1] and Higher Dimensions[2]. I was amazed with such concepts, but I still havent read books about them. They are related somehow with topology[3] and curvature (and tangentially, to differential equations).

[1]https://youtu.be/n7GYYerlQWs (5 sided square)

[2]https://youtu.be/4TI1onWI_IM (The road to 4D part 1)
https://youtu.be/N0WjV6MmCyM (Carl Sagan's explanation)

[3]https://youtu.be/lmcT2mP2bfE (Zach Star's intro)

Also, a nice exercise to visualize 4D is to study quaternions and their properties. Vectors are somehow a nice simplification of them, see Maxwell laws. 3blue1brown has a video[4].

[4] https://youtu.be/d4EgbgTm0Bg
+1 middle school sucks.

I felt like it took me 3 years of high school to trust people again after my horrible middle school experiences. And I know my experiences are mild compared to many others. My high school was great in comparison and I think it was a good transition for me to college. One of the computer science teachers really helped me get interested in the subject too.

I could never be a high school teacher. I know I was insufferable but my teachers showed great patience and understanding. I’m truly grateful to all of them.
Yeah, I don't doubt this happens. If it didn't, astroturfing wouldn't work! Betting on whether a specific comment is legit would still be interesting.
People back then knew that "hanging out" in a public place was worthwhile.

I wish there was a model of public place where you and your pals could buy breakfast+lunch, or lunch+dinner, and occupy the table for the whole time in-between.

Bars let you stay for long periods, but after three or four hours everyone ends up hammered, which is a different thing.
Theory can say what shape the universe should have, for example inflation predicts a flat universe[2]. Of course you then have to check if the theory matches what we observe.

As far as I've gathered, the current measurements are consistent with a flat universe. Here's[1] a post about a recent, improved measurement.

[1]: https://astrobites.org/2020/12/03/cosmic-clocks/

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatness_problem#Inflation
How about rebuilding the bone the tooth grows out of? My dentist says that my teeth look great, but the x-ray of my alveolar bones that support those teeth look like that of someone 10 years older than me.
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I keep track of CCS chargers versus Superchargers in the US. There’s a reason we still own Teslas. Even when aggressively comparing other EVs to Tesla’s experience, they came up short.

Tesla, in my opinion, is the least worst option based on all available information if you want an EV that isn’t tied to your home location (and you intend to travel far from home).
Many countries have higher tax rates than the US. Australia is one of them
I’ve been listening to a lot of audiobooks recently and very much had the related thought: text written for reading is distinct from that written for reading aloud, and a LOT of books are a miserable slog when they’re stuck in the wrong category.
I would rather watch paint dry than an hour of this uncanny valley... thing.
I rarely ever turn location (GPS) on and I always deny using WiFi to improve location precision. Do I still have location privacy problem?
> Socialism is about the people owning the means of production

It's about the state owning the means of production and the state is supposedly representing the people, so the textbook fairy tale goes. Of course, putting aside how evil socialist is in principle, in practice it does one better: socialism is the rule of the rich party officials over an impoverished and oppressed society. (And no, the Scandinavian countries aren't socialist.)
I agree, if something satisfies the conditions of life, then it's life. The distinction between artificial life and non-artificial life is completely anthropocentric. I could even argue that "artificial selection" is a loaded and meaningless term.

Unpopular opinion, but ALife is a stupid term. I think the people who coined it don't know anything about physics, biology, or chemistry. Probably just AI/ML/Robotics people who figured out how to do black-box calculus and think they know everything about the field of intelligence now.
I'm cracking up at the idea of The Wolf as a professional role model. Though I have to say, with the exception of "pretty please..." it's a pretty good one. WWTWD?
Yes it is just for slash commands for now. What mode of iteraction would you like to see? What do you mean when you say "send copies when it detects X thing or Y person"?
I don't believe these stop at the value of your home. It's as long as you're alive. For most people that means they'll get less than the value of their home but I've heard of one case where a person ended up living for a long time and the financial instrument being sold multiple times as a result. It's like insurance, on average the insurance company makes money but they can lose a lot of it on some individuals.
How to opt out of the Find My network
The poor UX behind gpg dissuaded me (and likely many others) from using it. Love the tree layout that's used here... time to get back into gpg.
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They are priceless catalogs of entire relationships. It feels flimsy, or maybe flippant, to not be able to properly search and sort or archive.

Maybe not managed like files, maybe you’re right, but it seems like if we can make trillion dollar tech companies we should be able to completely solve this particular issue.

I’d frame texts as one of the most intimate expressions of dialog and journaling between people and families and friends. Just seem odd that this isn’t better.
Eh. Still think we need a decent GUI version that integrates with things seamlessly. Like a password manager does.
Uhh...like others has said, there's a good chunk of adhesives on your car. I think(?) at one point, the rear bumper of the Tesla Model 3 was glued on. 3M automotive division has a team dedicated to automotive adhesives.
I generally don’t need pain meds for dental stuff. But if I thought for a moment that I’d be feeling any pain at all, yes, give me all the meds. I’m not proud: given a choice between pain and no pain, I’ll take the second option any day of the week. I know that some people have specific reasons for avoiding meds, but absent that, why put yourself through it? You don’t get bonus points for suffering.
Hmm.... Has Julian M. sold tele.com yet?

EDIT: No, apparently not. Weird; we all thought that was going to make him a multi-millionaire.
Not just North America, all over the colonized world.
That suggests some kind of sweetheart deal where ISPs stand to benefit in some way.
I am a hopeless addict, I even pee it out....Is there no hope for me?
As of a few years ago there's a similar FDA approved ingredient available in the US as BioMin. It works well for me and is cheaper than importing NovaMin.
Yes, this is designed to use with an external keyboard.
Comcast XFinity routers have been doing this for years too. https://money.cnn.com/2014/06/16/technology/security/comcast...

I wonder how many other companies may be already doing it?
I wonder how they plan to handle piracy and DMCA implications
Well, it's going to cost you money to convert those plugs over to CCS (or alternatively purchasing a CCS adapter that won't give you full charging performance).

Tesla should also hurry up and get to an 800 volt platform for better compatibility with CCS.
You've trusted Coca Cola to give you health advice? No offense but that's patently insane. Your doctor gives you health advice not a sugared soft-drink company with a motive to withhold any negative information about its products from you so you'll continue to consume them. I assume you trust Google to give you privacy advice, no?

I don't know what a reasonable consumer is then. The first thing I usually do when reaching for a new drink is glance at the nutrition label to make sure I'm not consuming 55 grams of sugar. It takes less than 10 seconds. I learned this from my mom, who was generally concerned as a parent about making sure her children were eating healthy. It's not rocket science.

I personally don't understand how Vitamin == Healthy. Maybe I'm N == 1, but the claim "has vitamins" which is what "vitamin" in the name implies to me is not, in fact, false. The leap from "has vitamins" to "is healthy to drink with abandon" is the problem here. Maybe if you could prove that the company knew the drink was unhealthy and deliberately fabricated the name so as to mislead their consumer base into making unhealthy choices, you might have a case?

But by this argument any instance of a name where somebody could plausibly make that type of jump must be regulated. If I was taught that fish are healthy because they have healthy fats then I could reasonably make the association that fish stix are healthy. Couldn't I?
Thanks. Yeah, I definitely regret using my primary email back in university when I was applying everywhere. I’m older and slightly wiser now, but databases unfortunately have amazing memories :)
> biggest innovators

> Discord

We’re speaking of a chat application...
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Have fun on your WW1-era dune buggy.
Last time I went to the dentist for a chipped tooth that didn't hurt, I was told that I needed a root canal... 6 visits later and 2 root canal treatment on the same tooth, my tooth is now sensitive to heat and pressure (and I had to pay $1600 for this shitty treatment)... The previous time I had a tooth issue, I had a similar experience (both in the US but in different states).

I will try Mexico next time.
Could be because of how major things like real estate and means of employment can’t be owned individually in major communist systems like what the USSR did.

It’s not toothbrushes that people care about so much as their homes and jobs.

I’m not familiar with all communist countries, but the whole “can’t own property” from USSR and China probably contributes to the feeling that communism promotes no personal property.
Time is a fourth dimension.
This was also available for people who were going into apprenticeships
to clarify, are you saying that a single treatment of botox cured you of these ailments?
> our descendants will most likely be artificial

He accuses biologists for taking it for granted that future space exploration will be by biological humans. But then he himself has an equally strong assumption that it will be by a robotic life form.
I don't think they have any reason to. If a customer wants to share their connection, they're still paying for the bandwidth. If they share it with enough people that they exceed any data caps, that's more money they will need to be paying. Sounds like a win for the ISP to me.
No you just special case the function call and tell the proof analyzer "this never happens". Strictly speaking, a lie, but probably a sophisticated prover could even be rigged to keep track of those conditions (not in x years, e.g.) if you so chose
In Australia, we have a number of dishes available as a staple at heaps of Chinese restaurants that are far from 'authentic'. Certainly, this is something I enjoy - though I'm not the biggest fan of honey chicken, I see it as a strength of merging cultures and food preferences.

Vietnamese food is also very popular in Australian capital cities, especially banh mi. The fact at some stage a crusty French bread roll merged with delicious Vietnamese meats is one of those pleasant parts of otherwise complex and questionable colonialism.

In Australia, we're still yet to properly come to terms with some of the unsavoury elements of our colonial history, and I'm reminded of this when I enjoy Australia's most popular foods: the mix of food cultures of the many migrants who have settled here is wonderful, even when their other cultural elements are less visible.
Contrasting points...

You can close your mouth., but can’t stop someone from looking at your head.

You can surgically replace all your teeth with perfect replicas and no one will be able to tell otherwise except in how perfect they are. The cost for this isn’t low, but nor is it unobtainable. I bet $10k in Eastern Europe gets you nice teeth for the rest of your life.

There is just no great option for hair. Even with infinite money like Musk or Bezos, you have plugs or nothing.

But... if this enamel deal helps you, I’m glad!
Much more common is “expert” or “mastery” for that level of understanding, when I hear “grok” it means they read the Wikipedia page or did the tutorial or something.
It did for me. Substantially. I had a rough childhood and homeschooling was one component so I don't know how much can be pinned to that one thing. It can be done well but has to be handled with care since isolation is dangerous. If your home situation is bad it will be very bad.
True, the darker the roast (ie roasted longer), generally the less caffeine it has in it. Espresso has some of the least since it is one of the darkest roasts.
Back when I used to get heartburn regularly (fortunately, totally recovered now due to diet changes!), the chlorine in tap water was a major trigger... so do this trick with bottled water.
The problem is the one's with rich parents don't leave. They're going nowhere in life, but they're at least vaguely aware of how much their life will radically decay if they stop giving the impression of progress to the purse-strings.
Last thing I want is my email breaking due to "socially unacceptable activity" (whatever that means).

Thank you for posting this.
Can you think of one good use for this product?

No I'm not asking if you think you can you use this to make money, I'm asking do you personally want to sit through a video of a robot telling you do things? Are we supposed to believe this is preferable to simply reading this or hearing recorded audio? This is flat out consumer hostility, basically telling your customers to talk to a sock puppet instead of a real person, I hope this fails, I would pay money to make this illegal.
The programmers book on the software is certainly worth a read

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Power_and_Human_Rea...
High school seems like a highly personalized experience. Reading most of these comments, one would expect that high school is a form of punishment. For me, and most people I know however, high school was a deeply positive experience. I don't know how/if schooling needs to be fixed, but one thing that strikes me is the range in experiences.

I guess one part of it is that people who have had an overall good experience (or even a mediocre one) are less likely to talk about it. I wonder what percentage of people truly hated high school.
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Edit: cosmological constant, not gravitational constant
I heard this was still in the non-fb version if you uncheck "super serious business mode" in the settings somewhere
The amalgum and bubble gum cures anything for jaws and tooth aches in time the mouth lips teeth and gums become worsen when the tribulation of aged teeth’s become in sense of whos teeth do i have enamel holds the tooth when in a fight our brain lets go of stiffness of the body that which cared can let us know that’s too danger for trials to begin. Upvote