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How to Break into Web3?
I have found it hard to really kick off my career in Web3.

I'm a dev with some free-time experience from Web3. I have studied the basic concepts myself and built some small dApps for fun, but I have never properly worked in the field.

My plan has been to first test Web3 as a freelance contributor in DAOs before looking for a permanent career shift. However, I have struggled to find my place in these orgs. You participate in discussions, vote in proposals, and still might miss a project if you're not online at the right time (happens often to me since I'm from Europe...).

Certainly another opportunity would be to look directly for full-time crypto opportunities. Yet, I would feel much more comfortable to start out with freelancing – most projects seem to (understandably) prefer devs with some more experience, and I'd like to be sure I'm capable of delivering value from the get-go.

In my opinion, there has been two main problems in getting started with DAOs:

- Finding organizations: Where do you find these orgs today? Should I just somehow find my way to the correct Discord servers, or what's the process? Certainly everyone knows the biggest few, but I'd like to ensure I stay on track of the latest project launches and the most exciting new opportunities.
- Finding work: While "traditional" organizations often promote their opportunities in some job sites or on platforms like LinkedIn, I haven't found any similar sources for DAO projects. Again, being in Discords seems to be the best option – but it just feels so inefficient!

To solve this, my co-founder and I founded Kleoverse (https://www.kleoverse.com/). We gather together all DAOs and open Web3 working opportunities, so that it's frictionless for you as a developer to find the most suitable projects and organizations to start working with. Kleoverse is the single source for all open Web3 projects – just log in and start contributing to those that look exciting!

Soon, we'll help you to build your Web3-native professional identity so that you can verifiably prove your talent. Makes it even easier to find work in Web3 and DAOs :)

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It is toxic, ive been workong in such company and it was just shit (probably for every introvert).

The family sales people were getting low base wages and not great comissions. Programmers (like me) were good.

The points family oriented programmers were given more time and chances. Lets skip that those devs had really low skills (apart of php and js).

I think its as well just disgusting to ppl who dont have family. it tries to give this false idea of security, but just try to have different opinion than "familly" and you're out of favours.

In shortcut i believe its very manipulative way to pay lower wages and artificially increase motivation.

At work im working, not looking for family or friends.

People lile to belong to a group (natural) and the idea of "family" company is just abusing that rule.

So next time you hear on interview "we're like familly in here" then simply run, run, run. Unless of course you consciously choose yo validate your needs with this fake bs.
That isn't all true. Egypt was perhaps the Israel's most bitter enemy, yet they made peace. They have made peace with Jordan, SA and many others. Most of the nasty vendettas were removed from the cycle and do not continue today. Their worst enemy now is Iran who they actually got on with until about 35 years ago when they called Israel the Little satan. Above all i want you to think for a moment what would have happened to all the Jews living in Israel had they lost the first war of independence.
They caught the people responsible, and convicted them, as the Wikipedia page describes in detail at the end. The actual perpetrators acknowledged they'd sent phishing emails to gain access.

Whether or not there was brute force rate limiting available at the time (which seems unclear), that's not related to the specific events you brought up.
Setting up a Discourse seems pretty easy from what I can tell. Seems like it's as easy as setting up a cloud instance and running a docker container.
Learn Caching
You can see someone exit the plane just as it’s about to stabilize at around the 1:40 mark
First continents emerged from the ocean 700m years earlier than thought
Hey, thank you!

> I'm curious whether you've considered putting this in the mac app store or not, or what your reasoning was around that.

I haven't put it on Mac App Store for two reasons primarily:

1. I already figured out licensing, integration with Paddle, building and distribution for my previous app, so I was able to reuse 99% of it
2. I wanted to have full control over rolling out updates quickly in case a critical bug appears

> Also curious if you did beta testing if you could tell us anything about what that process was like

I tested it myself, because I was building this app for my needs, so I kind of knew exactly what I wanted it to do. I also received regular extensive feedback from a friend, who's also helped me shape the app a lot.
What forum though? An intuitive, modern, free, fully managed forum software is non-existent.
Best thing I ever did for EQE is shut down the Discord. Insane waste of my time. Now the only way to reach me is via email or the forum on https://eqe.fm
Those are code, which is great, but they're not the clickable demo store I was hoping to find (Shopify is traditionally great about providing clickable demo stores, so the lack of them here feels odd)
It is toxic, perfect name for it.
Use one opaque black box of costs to get clarity on another opaque black box of costs. I don't recommend this.

Datadog very quickly adds on costs for things you have no idea you need or want. You have an additional "host parametrix double-channel provider" and it's an extra $200/month per 2000 items. 2000 items of what? I don't know but you are at 1900 now and there's still 10 days to go in the month. Also, to manage those 2000 items, you need 2 additional pipe funnels so the data is churned to the right settings.... and so on.

The sales team signed you on $60/month and now you're at $2189.48 and counting. Where the fuck is all this money going? you say to yourself and the inertia takes over and you close the Datadog tab.
That's' too bad. I would've thought that the 'time between interesting insights' would be too low to maintain interest.
There are libraries such as memflow[0] that let you have DMA to vm using KVM. Though be warned, it's a lot more complicated then injecting a dll or using cheat engine.

[0] - https://memflow.github.io/#/home
Three problems, since POM.XML is probably involved somehow.
Why single out companies here? The experiment in question was performed at a state-run facility by researchers from a university and funded by federal grants. It seems like they are all responsible.
As a matter of fact I didn't ask the client for consent.

In my expectation however all I willingly injected into Copilot were some HTML drafts without meaningful content or logic.

I certainly can't use Copilot anymore until I figure out what's been happening.
I guess I'm not too worried about sort order being incorrect, since it already is incorrect 99% of the time anyway—most programs sort strings "1" < "12" < "2", whereas that's... wrong. It annoys me several times per week, but we've all accepted it and moved on. Apple's OSes do it right, but that's about it—and even still, if you're in a shell, it's probably back to being wrong.
If there is no requirement to prove that, you know, you learned anything....why bother with high school at all?
Where there’s a lot of speeding to catch is low density straightaways marked 35.
We've actually had this exact discussion - based on feedback, we might switch over from "else then" to "otherwise" very soon.
Research article cited:

Magmatic thickening of crust in non–plate tectonic settings initiated the subaerial rise of Earth’s first continents 3.3 to 3.2 billion years ago

https://www.pnas.org/content/118/46/e2105746118
that was the best one hour in quite some; time well spent.
Yes, of course, I applied 'when in Rome' a lot.

In this case though, the struct usage was completely in line with C# documentation regarding what structs are for. I wasn't trying to write C++ in C#. But hey, I do agree that code should be idiomatic to the particular community such that it doesn't feel out of place! In that case the struct did become a class.

Edit: Just re-read C# documentation on structs. Yes, it absolutely made sense to have a value type there. As in, the documentation mentions the use case almost verbatim.
This recurring discussion is very "This is the year for Linux on the desktop"

Nobody wants to register on some random weird site, and figure that sites navigation, let alone their privacy/data policies. Discord/Reddit/Slack/etc... are easy to use. People are comfortable using them. They provide a more uniform experience across different servers/subreddits/etc...
They'd still be responsible for killing millions and sickening billions of people via sugar addiction.

I guess human bodies are exempt from being considered part of the natural world.
> /usr/bin/pythonx

Maybe /usr/bin/sensible-python or /etc/alternatives/python?
Reddit + discord + github.

Be active and push real issues and bugs into the github channel and use the content of forum / chat for documentation / faq / guides.
Yeah discourse feels like such a regression when compared to the phpbb and vBulletin of yore
Silicon Valley exec having a normal one, calling Indian immigrants parasites
The indirectly linked stackoverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14840901/is-the-random-l... goes into more detail: mt19937 is, but distributions (particularly, based on my experience a few years ago, floating point ones) are not. If you have to build your own distribution functions, you may as well base them on a better PRNG than is in the C++ standard.
Mozilla doesn't collect browsing history, period.
You can't expect Hamas to declare ceasefire after every attack then violate it again and Israel to just stand idle.
They are probably thinking H1, not green card lottery.

Other than that, the answer to "why don't Canadians drive 3 hours south" is "they do". The brain drain from Canadian tech is real.
My social media is deadish too but idk if that's what people talk about when they say social media is a problem. I think it's more like endless scrolling of suggested content like when you run out of new posts on Instagram or explore page, or I think tiktok does something similar. Twitter and Facebook give you suggested posts and related but unconnected posts that go on and on.
The effort behind search engine optimization wasn’t based on the goal of improving any specific product flow (usually). Most if not all changes were gated behind the outcome of before/after and A/B experiments which were almost solely measured by growth and increased traffic. The problem is that there is obviously a huge disconnect between activity and experience. I often made jokes about putting a 100% interstitial “click me” div over the page and demonstrating our impressive click through rate as a win.

So I would say, the incentive here was to increase search traffic and instigate user activation. Many folks now work at Reddit and are repeating the same playbook. Many folks cut their teeth at places like Facebook or travel search engines.
People say it's hard to create a forum, but for software projects there's one built right into Github - Github issues. Yet so many times I see Github issues answered with "We answered this in Discord. Go check there." Then there's other projects where they're super anal about opening any Github issue, yet are happy to answer the exact same question in Slack.

Github issues has really really great SEO. If you answer questions there, your users will find it.
I typically frame this as accounts are for accountability.

Reducing accountability isn't typically a goal for organizations so it's strictly better to have 20 accounts with sudo versus everyone using a single shared account (shared accountability) UNLESS the accountability is managed some other way (I think this something Gravitational Teleport tries to sell on this forum often).
For knowledge sharing purposes chat is way too ephemeral.

Forums have an ephemerality too as threads get too cluttered or buried under new threads. When an old thread takes too long to find or filter through, new ones are created and then redundancy sucks up everyone's time.

The answer is moderation - preferably with "elected" moderators. The other key is to have a system of escalation of key knowledge to a Wiki, which again needs moderation in the form of reviews to keep the knowledge up to date.
Hi,
glad to hear you made the de change. I'm also on PopOS 20.04LTS and I would like to go to KDE. How did you install from terminal, the standard or the full version? Which is the best version?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Pernicious?
Are you to say that medical school students understand the inherent dielectric and dipole moments in biomolecules and how these interact with pharmacological compounds?
Much like a cult is “toxic”, this is the exact behavior that it attempted at “family” corporate cultures.
I wonder if this is also part of the preference for Discord, but all of our most active/longtime users tend to prefer DMing us over posting publicly. We should probably discourage that so the community seems more active, but it probably lets them feel like they can speak more freely.
There is no way all those family members giving kidneys to sisters, brothers, parents, or children, are victims. Why would you even care about the motivations of the doctor if a person is dying and the donor is informed and willing?
You're refuting with no evidence an article with very compelling photographic evidence.
done https://cdn.ichi.city/
Aye, someone with their arse one or two feet from my face is pretty "ghastly".
Can someone just make “AWS insurance”? Honestly seems like a service that some people might pay for.. like pay $100/month to have some service monitor and guarantee that your services will be scaled back or turned off if you hit your quota.
So if that wasn't the best offer for the day, what makes that offer stand out to be mentioned vs the highest offer you had received that day?
That's a really good point. The people most likely to sell to zillow, after all, are going to be the people who think zillow's price is way more than it should be!

En masse buying of buildings based on algorithmic pricing may be doomed because of this. Even if you're on the mark 80% of the time, under-estimate 10% and over-estimate 10% -- the 10% where you over-estimated will be the people most eager to sell to you!

Which is true for anyone in the property business, but if they didn't have local people who understood the market actually looking at the individual property and being like "uh, that one is next to a railroad track which the algorithm doesn't seem to be accounting for..." those people realized they hit the jackpot when zillow offered them a price as if they were NOT next to a railroad track!
It's very easy to do in Zulip, though, due to it being threaded-only and having great UX.
Why not have a specific web form on your contact page that says "report a bug" that takes 1) contact email, 2) example compromised data (if any), 3) steps to reproduce, and 4) description of the bug.

A contact page that has a form to be filled out with an auto response stating that there is no bounties paid out, but all bug reports are read.

Any downsides? Full disclosure, I have not maintained the code on a website or server before.
I’ve tried to use forums so many times but I just can’t use them effectively. I don’t want to create accounts and get the notification settings correct so I don’t have to log in to see replies to my messages without getting spammed.

The only forum I’ve had success with as a user is Reddit. It isn’t the best forum software in the world but it is miles better than the usual php bulletin boards.

Having run a forum before, it’s so much work to keep anything secure and spam-free. I had to geo-ip block all of France and Russia just to stay above water. I gave up.
I skipped .NET bandwagon for desktop completely. Comparatively to Delphi there were exactly zero business reasons for me to move my code or use .NET for new apps.

On a technical side there were no gains and numerous limitations.
Nearly 5x the FP64 performance of the Nvidia A100. Pretty amazing stuff.
sure it will, "uplevel" will interpolate for you.

There is a link to online playground, I encourage you to visit it and try various changes. No installation or signin required.
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Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5vtv16/comment...
Didn't realize this was a thing, cool that it worked.

As a loosely related note, there has been problems in the past where people come up with meanings for hand gestures without knowing the signed language of the region they are in, which leads to people misunderstanding something a person is signing as something completely different. Although probably not a problem in this case, just something to consider if you ever are so inclined to make a manual language.

If anyone was curious in ASL this is basically "B -> M", not that that was on purpose, just a different way this could be interpreted.
COBRA44 is a T-38 (trainer used to train fighter pilots): https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=ae00d6

COBRA51 and COBRA66 are thought to be Beech C-12C Hurons: https://twitter.com/SkyCirclesR2508/status/14577732869353062... https://twitter.com/SkyCirclesR2508/status/14577926990423859...
> Nobody wants to register on some random weird site,

Simple fix: add login with google/github.

Slack is great for the question asker, no question. Quick response, great interface. But for the question answerer, not so great.

Reddit and Stackoverflow are different beasts and share some of the value of forums; the downside there is that someone else owns that content/SEO value.
How does the accounting work for those losses? ie is $422M = (Total $ from homes sold in Q3) - (Total cost of buying/renovating those homes), or is it (Total $ from homes sold in Q3) - (Total $ from homes purchased in Q3)?
Guy Got an Interview with the Company He Had Just Been Fired From
If you're putting PII on a random forum, that's your problem, respectfully. I have a specific email account for "random forums" and don't put real info in my account.

I disagree that random forums are spam-fests. That is purely a matter of moderation and user activity. Overclock.net and bronco6g.com are two (non-reddit) forums I can think of that I've been to recently, and neither have a large amount of spam posts.

You can set up email notifications to thread replies in most forum software, so you don't have to actively check if you don't want to.

Finally, I reject the notion that you can effectively search through years and years of discord or slack chat for topics related to your question. The nature of creating a thread differentiates itself from a "random" post. Perhaps if Discord/Slack's UI prompted a person to label a post "conversation starter" or "thread starter" then it would be better organized.
Why does the Chart Increasing emoji show in red?
We use nodebb and find it pretty good from a UX/functionality perspective.
Indeed. Paper still remains king. Or a fancy iPad with a pen if you can afford it, I certainly don't have the money for it.
I don't want that either. Why should I tell google or github which sites I use... And tie also the accounts there to my google account.
The EU and India/Asia would go a long ways toward solving the carbon pollution problem. Where we don't sell the reactors, then we'd sell the power using underwater HVDC cables (i.e. to Central and South America).
Jog: Print the last 10 commands you ran in the current directory
Still a link to discord that still exists ...
Very cool, thanks for answering. Yeah I understand they'd have to bundle the runtime so that makes sense. Glad to know they're working on improving that use case as well.
Indeed, the main issue is the earnings stagnation that Portuguese have experienced following post-2008. For perspective, many of the EU members that were behind the iron curtain have already surpassed Portugal in terms of PPP.

This loss in buying power is further exacerbated by the assymetry in housing costs precipitated by 'short-stay accomodation' Tourism and foreign pensioners driving up gentrification.

The golden visa argument from OP is non-sense. Despite the media controversy in the EU regarding Portugal and Cyprus golden visas, in Portugal these visas accounted for less than 17k families that actually settled in Portugal.
I really reach to use DD but I’ve heard a ton of stories like this and they scared me away.
Yes, I have the same experience. Using the same version of clang to build the same software on the same computer / same SSD than Linux is muuuuch slower on Windows - win32 is just incredibly slow and has not kept up with the times, especially for filesystems and scheduling
I think it’s quite whimsical and appropriately dainty without ignoring the institution’s rigid, demanding formality.
Good question. In the COVID-19 age and WFH era, companies should consider adding support policies that require visual identification (video call with photo ID on company file to compare against) as a bare minimum for giving someone remote access via support ticket.
Yes, I judged correctly behind the paywall, your research pursuit is irrelevant to promoting self-knowledge. Unless you are willing to enlighten me on the dielectric effects of the catalytic reactions you are experimenting with? That would be helpful in understanding a more universal and necessary principle of the Laws of Nature you are seeking to understand.
It sure is - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vz06QO3UkQ
Actually that's the best idea so far apart from the suspicion of local FS scans. I'll check with marketing.

They are not exactly the type of crowd that would subscribe to Copilot beta, though. But as Copilot is based on the GPT3 model perhaps a marketing tool on the same basis exists.

This all is somewhere in the small space between stupid and exciting.
Nah, some of these manager types are a little too full of themselves and could use a reality check. He did them a favor. If enough people do this, maybe late one night this manager may start to wonder if there may be a point. If we all smile and nod things will never change.
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That's probably due to a favorable LTV. If they have to foreclose, not only would the bank not lose money it might actually be profitable!