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Ask HN: How to Get a Job?
Apologize for the clickbaity title, bit it sums out how I've been feeling as of late. I was always told, as I progressed through my career, this would get easier, but it feels to be the exact opposite.

It's generally agreed that online applying is a crapshoot. Between automated resume screen-outs (my current issue), "fake" job listings posted for compliance reasons and other issues this seems to be considered the worst method. If I had to estimate: Probably around 70% of applications I've sent out have been ignored, and the other 30% were very quickly screened out.

From what I've seen, two alternatives are always suggested. One is to search through your network. Unfortunately I don't really have a network. Most of my past positions are filled with lifers who are still at the company when I worked with them. Others, I just don't have the sort of professional relationship to just reach out and ask. The other alternative is to site back and let recruiters come to you. This did not work for me. After opening up my profiles and updating my information, I had surprisingly few recruiters coming in. The ones that did were either just shopping bad roles (poor pay, body shops), spamming roles completely irrelevant to my experience (junior roles, roles that would obviously fall through as I'm not the type they're looking for) and of course, the robotic, spammy Amazon recruiters.

The tiny minority of recruiters that do not fit the above category, frankly were hiring for roles that I just don't want. My past [professional] experience has been with a specific tech stack at companies that aren't the greatest. These are the sort of roles I get because well, it make senses, on paper I'm completely qualified. While I'm attempting to follow through with one of these because the pay seems ok, the reality is that I don't really want another role like that. They've been negative to my growth both career wise and tech wise, and I'd like to take my career in another direction.

So then what can I do? Compared to everyone else bragging about how hot the market is, my experience has been a complete crapshoot. It'd be unlikely for me to ever land a role I really want, but can I not have any standards at this point?
Probably one of the reasons Western Europe diverges from the US, despite the academic scene being similar and even more entrenched, is that the conservative bogeyman in Europe was smaller.
What is then? When you start listing out properties you can always find an OO language that doesn't support it. But all of them support mutation.
I agree with this statement in it's entirety. There are some pretty messed up demands going on I've heard.
So obesity rates haven’t increased dramatically? If that’s your argument, I’m afraid you’re simply misinformed.

And no, there are plenty of videos of normal people that have nothing to do with “the fashions of the motion picture industry.” Millions of video clips are available right now online.
Everyone will die. Eventually. Those over 60 sooner than those in their twenties. Neither tests nor masks will change this fact.
What Are the Methods of Valuation?
The requirements may be different, but the end result of the DoD project may well be worse (and not meet all the requirements, but somehow still tick all the boxes).
> We now have two check boxes in our GA premium account that allows us to opt-out of additional usage of our data. Because Mozilla pushed Google so hard, those two check boxes are available to every other GA user in the world regardless if they have a premium account like we do. GA also doesn't track IPs or store PII within the tool.

I'm very confused. How the hell does Mozilla have enough lobbying power with Google to strong-arm them into providing an option for every user to undercut the very data collection Google provides GA for?
We used to run crons using a custom wrapper which handled locking, logging, state reporting and enable/disable via puppet. However, systemd timer units basically do all of this for you, so I'd recommend that instead.
The message if you were running Eunice:

https://github.com/Perl/perl5/blob/perl-4.0.36/Configure#L10...
If testosterone is the defining characteristic of being male, I have no idea why trans people born male need take hormones to reduce testosterone levels.

Also gender is independent of sexual apparatus.
On chrome (and chromium based browsers afaik), the browser loads the web pages first and then loads extensions compared to firefox which loads extensions first and then the web pages.
> You can't "vote with your wallet".

If there's anything that will make a business listen, it's money (or lack of it). When it affects the bottom line, they are forced to listen.

Sure, I don't affect them much by myself. But everyone commenting about Apple around my presence will find out why I am not sponsoring them.

There is also the crappy hardware design, not just the privacy issues (which negate the advertising spending they made the months before). Here is what Louis Rossmann, who repairs Apple devices, says: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUaJ8pDlxi8
>The distribution of body types in film (in the 1980s and otherwise) represents the fashions of the motion picture industry, not (except coincidentally) broader society. The relation of that fashion to broader society is very much not consistent.

>>Whenever I bring that up I get someone popping out of the wood work saying that the 80s had heroin chik, unrealistic body expectations and on and on.

>>But the fattest state in 2000 (Mississippi) is skinnier than the skinniest state today (Colorado) [0]. And in 1990 the fattest state (again Mississippi) was half as fat as Colorado is today.

Dear god you can at least read the part of the post where I already answered that point.
You are confusing social pressure with environmental changes.

marcus_holmes correctly points out that in some cultures men are under more pressure to fit into a gender stereotype around being really muscular.

(And it's well known that women receive even more pressure to be slim and so on)

This is true regardless of the worsening food quality and availability making people fat. Or environmental factors reducing sperm count and so on.
Holding stellar nurseries in your hands
This has nothing to do with transgenderism at all. Completely different issue.
I think it's permanent, it will just change shape and be less radical.
The hippies are still a bit hippies deep down inside, and their main objective has been achieved. People know they can be hippies and it will be fine.
I am more unsure as to why subcultures have been ostracized in the first place if they do no harm to others.
When I lived in a huge city for the first time, i realized how unimportant all that was, I got to speak to all kinds of people, name any -ism, I have spoken to them, and they have all been nice folks.
Flexible use of L2 cache slices has been heavily explored in academia. Here is one example:

http://www.cs.wisc.edu/multifacet/papers/ieeemicro08_virtual...
Two brutal tests – can you pass them?
My Personal Quest to Study Supernovae on Mars – Issue 104: Harmony
I find your argument a bit silly, but why do you think wallet voters would not show up as churn?
True that. I was told to shut it at work, and not just in a private 1 on 1, and nobody moved. corportate American and their employees cowardice in action Behind curtains of course. No reporter to come ask. The signs of tyrany are clear.
Did you consider that you just wrote that big rant without checking if the site was actually down or if it was just you?
How does adding pronouns really affect your life at all? Seems quite a small thing to get annoyed about, especially if it ends up helping someone else.
Apart from equations or properties, at the core you need understanding of mathematical induction and discrete maths.
I used to love watching documentaries but the more you watch them the more you see how most often they are biased and edited to show the authors / producers point of view.

How a documentary is edited can mean the same facts and interview being used to show something being positive or totally negative. I guess it's true for all media but I've found this especially true for a lot of recent ones I've seen (last was Bikram yoga predator).

Btw here is an awesome video that shows how editing can do wonders for how we perceive things(1). Though this one is about reality tv, I've seen the same done in a lot of recent documentaries too.

(1) https://youtu.be/BBwepkVurCI
The United States has legal slavery today (prison labor), and it's hard to see the push to keep schools open during the pandemic as anything other than sacrificing children on the altar of the market.
The powers that be.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/23/nsa-prism-cost...
Its only a problem if you have a non-compete clause in your contract and even then, unless you're taking intellectual ideas, its hard to enforce.

In the past I worked at an insurance based company and they had a standard non-compete clause, but many left to work in other insurance companies and no issues were ever raised.
It's an interesting topic. I agree with you but let's remember that paper-based information still exists. New books are being written and printed as we speak, and the cost is greater than neglible ($20/book single print). Computer-based information is a very new thing and could potentially vanish overnight to some unexpected space weather. Society hasn't transitioned completely from one to the other. As long as cash exists beside banks' computers, paper information exists and must be given the serious consideration it deserves.

The printing press was invented some 600 years ago. Computers have existed for like 50. It's very much "in touch" to not dismiss print.
>Pigs can't steal my data so easily because i'm in Slavlands
>They block access to the service
Yeah, I just tested it out and you're you're right, it doesn't depend on the size of the container. Sorry about that

But the difference is more than 5x. That's kinda nuts.. In the context of C++ you don't just shrug your shoulders at 5x.

There is a really long discussion on GoogleGroups about why this was designed this way.. and I'm not sure I entirely understood the rational so I'm wary to say anyone is wrong. I definitely want to give them the benefit of the doubt and say it's probably like that for a good reason. But people were surprisingly very dismissive of this being a problem. To me it looks kinda obviously ugly (and maybe that's a tradeoff worth making). Furthermore, you have `peek` for the tail position, but no equivalent for the first position? To me it looks strange..

I actually don't mind that Clojure doesn't emphasis performance. To me it's just part of the tradeoff. But if you point this out then passionate people come out of the woodworks and get really defensive about it :S
I don’t really understand the handwringing around wokeness. It feels like it’s one step away from McCarthyism.

As a Scot, I’d consider the economist to be in the faux respectability area of the British right wing press. Sophisticated lies.
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Yeah, I don't see what the downside is either.

For companies - It doesn't sound too hard to implement and seems like it would be a good source of revenue. Plus paying subscribers will be more 'loyal' in terms of moving their searches across.

For users - you get more of a guarantee that the companies statements about privacy and impartiality are true, because there is less incentive for them to break that.
I mean critical theories critique liberalism. So it's not just a few people. The movements intellectual basis has a critique of liberalism at its core.
> parents are actively encouraged to speak their mother tongue at home and not try to help their children by speaking Swedish

I married into an Armenian family, and can attest that you don't have to teach your kids English if you live in America. I know several families who spoke Armenian exclusively at home and their kids still found themselves fluent in English by 5 years old. It's everywhere and they are sponges.
> seeing them as havens of portability

Was that in absolute, or relative terms? Since portability between OS/360 and TOPS-10, for example, was non-existent.
That would move a lot of work onto whoever first stumbled against a new combination. The magic of autoconf, when it works correctly, is that you don't have to have a configuration that has been seen before.
Where exactly did it pretend to be neutral? This IS The Economist, after all.
Under the woke philosophy the criterion for deserving forgiveness still exists but is changed. In classical Christian philosophy, forgiveness requires contrition whereas under woke philosophy forgiveness requires powerlessness.

This is often misinterpreted as an absence of forgiveness because no amount of contrition seems to abate the condemnation.
Fish eyes grown in a petri dish from embryonic stem cells
That’s only the woke people you hear about. I consider myself pretty woke and the only woke thing I could imagine to demand from a workplace is sexual harassment policies with real teeth. (And not a he said she said scenario but Eg. Dont pinch the ass of your direct report against their consent or else you’re out of the door).

I think there are people who take it too far just like there are people who take anything too far. But clearly to me wokeness hasn’t stopped Eg. Blizzard-Activision for all their woke PR so I’m skeptical that wokeness has nearly as much influence as is often implied.
Well if you think a tech giant that’s partnered in a surveillance program with the NSA isn’t going to share anything they feel like with the government, then go ahead as use that as the basis of coming up with your own opinions.

But you’re right though, the possibility of the list being leaked and ruining countless innocent lives is the much more likely of the two scenarios I described.
Because wokeness is not enforced by the state. It is a matter for individuals and companies. No swords are involved.
A guide for reading this Twitter page.

1. Start at the bottom of the posts by the author (just above the "More Tweets" section).

2. Find the post that mentions q_rsqrt.

3. work you're way up the page, and though the "Show this thread" buttons to try and gleam some semi-chorological sense of context

Anyone got a better method?
Looking at my family history, in the last 4 generations we have leaped from German to Spanish to Portuguese. As a child I lived in England for several years and then had a hard time coming back to Portuguese (I couldn't understand if people spoke too fast).

Who knows what my grandchildren will speak.
well, to be fair to these guys they wear their agenda pretty proudly on the home page:)

"Our mission is to drive impact around the world through great storytelling. Our platform is free, funded by carefully chosen brands dedicated to committed sustainability agendas over the next decade. These companies are vetted extensively by WaterBear to avoid greenwashing, and join the network to develop integrated partnerships over the long-term"
More details on SWC transition here: https://nextjs.org/blog/next-11-1. There will be an opt-in flag in 11.2.
You're allowed to use the code for whatever else you like, though. For instance, if you want to grab some of their HTTP-handling code, or maybe the markup parser, or perhaps look at how they got modeless key combinations to work in the browser… you can just copy-and-paste into any GPLv3 or AGPLv3 codebase, add a comment for attribution and you're done.

GPL is good for more than just forking.
Yeah it’s rude.
OK, but I'm trans and I'd say your "woke" friends are talking nonsense and I hope that they will all actually wake up and realise what inane nonsense they're talking.

Now what? Are trans people not allowed to have different opinions and ideas about anything? As a gay man, would you say that all gay men see everything in the same way? For example, if I ask 100 gay men their opinion on gay marriage, will I get 100 identical answers, or...?

What I'm trying to say is, whenever someone says something stupid to you, remember that they are just one person expressing one opinion and that this opinion may well change as time goes by. Don't assume that all of society, or all of one particular segment of society, has the exact same, or even similar, view.

Also to be blunt, I doubt this "negative social backlash" you've gotten is as bad as that, or even that it's the kind of backlash you get outside of Twitter. But maybe I'm old. I transitioned in the 90's when most transwomen I knew identified as gay men. Try that one for a woke debate, some day. Anyway we didn't have Twitter back then so you wouldn't be called a "genital fetishist" to your face for not liking vag else most transwomen would have been decried as "genital fetishists". Eeew, fish and all that.

My point is I think that people will come up with all sorts of dumb ways of thinking when something becomes an "issue". We're still at the point in the curve, with trans issues, where they are "issues" whereas being gay has more or less been assimilated in mainstream culture (and that's part of why gay men are being attacked by "woke" folk). Wait it out. In a few years people will be reading all those woke tweets and blogs and tumblrs and laughing, mostly good-heartedly.
Not sure who downvoted you, but I found this to be an incredibly insightful comment. Possibly one that conservative (anti-woke) voices might benefit from hearing. Not that it seems like you were taking a side here.
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Taking a big step back, it's important to remember that unlike PC processors, mainframe processors do not do I/O. These big frames have dedicated I/O processors called channels. So the mainframe processors are unencumbered and can run at full speed. They issue CCW's (channel command words) which are fielded by a controller and are routed to the storage device.
Other slurs include "man", "woman", "israel", "socialism" and "communist".
Still less jarring than the random capitalisation.
I'm gay, and I have no idea what you seeing in this thread to see you react like this.

I saw the odd comment, but theyve got lots of counter arguments.
Isn't this exactly what a system like react-native provides? Just off the shelf for commom patterns, and backed by a turing complete language. If you have yo build out the UI toolkit yourself yhen you haven't really saved much.
Well I needed to disable NAT on my Unifi Dream Machine Pro. Not possible. In the end I sold it and got myself proper hardware.
Get a lawyer and sue. Maybe contact the police, attorney general, and BBB as that could be considered theft, fraud, etc, and they might be able to do something.
> if you think a tech giant that’s partnered in a surveillance program with the NSA isn’t going to share anything they feel like with the government

In that case, nothing is stopping them from scanning everything already uploaded anyway, and nothing is stopping them pushing code to your device to scan it without telling you about it. Nothing is stopping them or the government from making these "lists" anyway.

I'm not saying you (or anyone) should trust Apple, but if you already don't - then this changes literally nothing.
What would you suggest that wasn’t tried before? Conversations, education, peaceful protests, etc. None worked as well as this.

If someone is punching you in the face every single day, and nothing you try that’s non violent works, but suddenly you get results when you push back, wouldn’t you employ that method? Sure, it hurts the person punching you, but they were punching you.
Alternative explanation: like previous social rebellions like punks, goths, etc... It is "fashionable" and driven by the trends of the time.
Key quote: "THE KEY TO HAPPINESS IS LOW EXPECTATIONS" (sorry about the caps).

That's a change, and realistic. I liked reading it. So many of the de-googling posts fall under the class of "someone should make a niche product and charge a mass-market price for it", adding conditions until the niche is vanishingly small. Sigh. This one's realism was a refreshing change.
But the core principles of being woke require ruthlessness (“silence is violence”, etc).
2.4km/s. Anything not launched at escape velocity will return. Objects at orbital velocities will return to the impact site after a single orbit (more or less, this isn't counting the effects of earth's gravitational pull).
Just read it on a Nitter instance. For example, https://nitter.net/moyix/status/1433261377125326851. (Hacker News: please pick another instance to avoid DOSing Nitter.)
> impact films

Is an “impact film” one which is optimized for conversion of non-believers to a cause, as opposed to being optimized for education?

I am a “believer” in the green agenda. I get it. I support it. But I would like to learn more about the scientific reality of climate and nature, and a lot of these films turn me away because they just feel like emotional propaganda.
> Watch hundreds of award-winning documentaries, anywhere, for free

It would be nice if they removed 'anywhere' in that case.
> Inside government, a standard slips. They start spying on everything.

There is no slippage. Wholesale surveillance has always been the aspirational standard.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1433254293352730628.html

The incessant quote-tweeting in a thread does make it unnecessarily complicated though.
Most of us are good, and the few extremists don't represent who we are.

Most of them can't possibly imagine being wrong. They're fanatical cultists.

Here's the problem: These two paragraphs are unrestricted opinions, it's a feeling that anyone could have about anyone, and there's nothing factual about it.

This is a feeling that's not rooted in falsifiable observations, and so, there is nothing that prevents the same thought from applying to any other group of people.

And that's where the symmetry hurts. Maybe they, the other people, maybe they feel the same way about you? That you can't imagine being wrong, that you're fanatical.

Wouldn't that make them hypocrites, for painting all those people with the same brushtroke? For making generalizations about people without bringing anything to support those? Without any desire to see yourself proven wrong?

I think that someone's words would suffuse hypocrisy, were they to neglect disloging the beam in their own eye, before looking for the mote in their brother's eye.
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Per number 5, even sticking to just the verified stuff it is well known Obama used these powers to spy on Trump’s campaign, and Trump used them to spy on Biden/force Apple to be silent giving up Biden-people’s iCloud data via NSL gags.
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This is why Core Web Vitals are great. They help make your site fast for your users _and_ help improve SEO. A better solution than AMP: https://vercel.com/blog/core-web-vitals
How do you distinguish this from any other optional network-based service that does some of the processing client side? If you choose to use a particular client/server based service aren't you telling your device to do the client side processing that service requires, and hence the device is obeying you?