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I'm still trying to understand the use case. I've been at this for 27 years (or 40, depending on where you want to start), and I just can't understand why anyone cares about WSL2. If you need a Linux VM, I have no idea why you wouldn't run a full-blown VM software like Fusion or VitualBox, and have total control over the emulation, but I guess that comes down to preference. Who here is writing software which runs on Linux, yet needs to be running Windows while they do it? What sort of application is that? What's that software development cycle?
Remote work favors efficient performers on their own to-do lists.
In the short term, it will can be super productive

Remote work does not work when part of the job is helping others, learning from others. Figuring out things.
Wright used flat roofs and I'm sure other folks did before him, but bauhaus was the intellectually dominant influence on schools of architecture in the west.

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Because the rest of Europe pays 80k.
Website, BitTorrent, IPFS, etc all have the possibility for bit rot.

There is, however, incentive for the person who currently owns the NFT to maintain the content at the current URL or their investment would suffer a loss of value.
I will have to check out that autobiography, thanks!
They are designed to take money from adults who thinks that they can resell them for significant mark-up to kids.
I think modern-day type of sustained, prolonged stress is just not something we've experienced much of prior to x,000 years ago, so there are simply no failure modes evolved yet.
I have often thought of cuckoo bird analogies in this context.
You m-u-s-t be a Steve Jobs fan, you even argue similarly ;) J/K.

But seriously, there is a question of whether Apple won the mobile device battle because they were brilliant and revolutionary, or whether Microsoft has lost the mobile device battle because they were dumb as a bag'o'hammers and quit improving their platform for entire years.

Which goes back to my initial suggestion that the general public might have reasons not to really consider Apple to be the most important technological company of our time.

If you have an explanation, I'd be delighted.
I make games. Do my games have no value in digital space because someone can pirate them? Is it a speculation scam to sell the game on Steam and make money from it when people can just get it for free elsewhere? Your argument makes no sense and is retarded.
I don't exactly disagree, but i think bloatware is not just measured by features. Some very capable software are very tiny in size and easy on resources, while some very simple software can be very "bloated" (another commented pointed out a 300MB "driver").
Your scheme suffers from the same problem as described in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29160668
The main problem of NFTs has been discussed in a recent thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29158348

The point is that digital art is hosted on a domain (relying on centralized authority) and the NFT barely links to it. There are ways to circumvent that (i.e. by uploading the actual artwork to the blockchain), but it's prohibitively expensive to do so.
I'm a software engineer who has a hospital COO for a parent, my mom! Earlier in the pandemic she asked me about building an app to help with managing vaccination of hospital staff, something that spreadsheets and other ad hoc tools were being used for, that was pretty clumsy. I said that it'd be best to find existing products, creating something like that would definitely be beyond a one-man project (for me at least) but something so specific might be hard to find and it might be best to make due. I mentioned your product to her as something to keep an eye on as it might fit similar uses cases.

After reading your top comment, it got me thinking about the world of SaaS and no-code products like yours working together. It seems products like Zapier are used to automate and share data between apps, but that type of integration seems to require connections between each pair of products. Smaller products might get left out. Could there be demand for a product that maintains data in a middle ground between a set of products, allowing for a hub and spoke model of managing data? This would move the source of truth to a middle ground that could be easily shared, if the right no-code management layer existed on top of it. Maybe something like this already exists?

Good luck, your product looks great! I look forward to seeing how the world is changed by the democratization of creating apps.
> supply issue cannot be remedied or solved because of heavy regulations and a stagnant productivity.

Atleast the labor supply is artificially constrained in the usa by immigration restrictions. All they have to do is loosen some (they wouldn’t need to be completely removed).
Because none of this is inherent to NFTs. It's just a way to encode on a blockchain that I own something you made.

All this other stuff is just weirdness borne of weird people being weird during a weird time.
One thing I love about Steve is that he didn’t play the PR bullshit game with regards to his personal image. While Zuck sells stock so that he can put his name on a hospital, he lives in a compound. By comparison Steve lived in a simple house on a public street.
The North American equivalent is Latin America. I’m in consulting, and every new project has some set of near shore resources billed much lower than their North American counterparts. In most cases the only discernible difference is proficiency in English.
"Wirth's law is an adage on computer performance which states that software is getting slower more rapidly than hardware is becoming faster."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law
I disagree, I don't see how the supply/demand ratio of talent will significantly change by remote work.

Companies will pick from a larger pool of people. People will pick from a larger pool of companies.
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> If there is no original than all digital artwork is worthless because it can be endlessly copied which would diminish its value.

Digital art is worthless, though. It's as you said. There are no original copies, all of them are equivalent. They can be trivially and endlessly copied. Once created, the cost of creating more copies might as well be zero.

It's the artist's labor that's valuable. It's the artists themselves who are scarce.
Sure they are, like I said their pay is perfectly fine and kinda blown away you think it isn't. I don't understand what the complaint is on pay as they are making great money. What is the specific complaint you have or that you see?

This is text based comments, inferring attitude is a huge black hole of impossibility :)
I used to use a light editor for quick edits, jed, but now I use Emacs too. It turns out that Emacs in text mode without a full configuration (so: "emacs -Q -nw") starts nearly instantly on a few years old laptop, so I just aliased jed to this command. It's about ~110ms for start+exit, good enough for me. And all of Emacs is there, even my init if needed.
Windows is better as a Desktop, Linux is better as a server, WSL lets you work with both, seamlessly.

So I do most of my development on Windows, but deploy to Linux servers.
> I can, and that’s usually what I do, but there are identifying details about the very specific domain which AWS only has a single product in.

Sorry, to be clear, I mean can you give an example of something you couldn't use as an example, but is now public.

I've worked at GAMMA, and agree, it's very doable to turn my work generic and talk about it in-depth, compare it to alternatives, etc. so that was the main driver in asking for an example.
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#general. I'd quite like to be able to mute almost all middle management.

Hearing people like 'head of people' or 'release manager' spout inspirational management quotes just makes me cynical and miserable.

I'm far happier with my job and probably also more productive without their input.
This is mostly about FANGs and they can do it because they make $1m plus in revenue per employee.

These are senior positions so don't think this is normal. Average dev salaries are $60k to $150k in USA depending on a ton of factors.

The USA also has no social safety net so it's like comparing oranges to apples when you look at parts of Asia or Europe :)
That would depend upon the definition of talent. My long mega corporate experience has taught me there isn't any practical different between CS graduates (bachelors level only) from the US and India once they enter the real world. It is generally Java focused with some C++ thrown in and for everything else that isn't Java or C++ you make it look like Java as much as possible.

I have also noticed many generalized similarities between self-taught developers from the US and India in how they proceed against a problem as well. The CS educated developers are convention focused in that there is a certain way to solve problems regardless of the problem while the self taught developers tend to focus more on the goal, the solution.
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Not sure how the rest of the world still views the USA, but as a Canadian the states no longer has a solid reputation for any of those things. The sad thing is that most Americans still believe they're #1 at almost everything.
That’s a good way to put it. I know a number of architects, 99.9% design the equivalent of Taco Bell’s. Unless you’re exceptional it’s a very mind numbin job where you’re easily replaceable (like most everything else).
I also thought what you have described. However I have noticed that there are some advantages to WSL2. The biggest is that VS Code is so tightly integrated. It is truly plug and play. With virtual machines I had to constantly keep fiddling with ports and network interfaces and IP addresses. It really "just works" when you use VS Code with WSL2. Another is that Windows is smart about starting and stopping the Linux VM. I don't have to manage it. It starts up when you open a terminal or open your project in VS Code. It shuts down after some time if you don't use it. No memory usage, no CPU usage.
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It's not that drastic anymore people getting 350 total comp in US would get 200K Euro total comp in say Dublin, Ireland
What is your game? I am curious.

My hat is off to you, in any case. Especially with the highly competitive indie games markte. There are just so, so many competitors. I am afraid being successful also involves things that many game developers probably won't enjoy that much, like marketing.

Overall it seems likely that you acquire a lot of skills while making the game, though. With the demand for Software Developers still being high, it seems to me the risk is low, as you could always find another job. Of course you can't make back the money you didn't earn. But perhaps you could find a better paid job than before to make up for it.

For now, I wish you success with your game so that you don't have to go back to "standard employment".
That's not machine readable and it needs action from the original artist.

NFT can be exchanged without the original artist doing anything and the artist can still get a provision from that.
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The purpose of NFTs is to extract as much money out of people willing to trade them as possible before the whole thing falls apart. The end.
people are so lazy and would just pay for a new computer rather than learn Linux

That's not what goes on in the real world though, where not everyone is technically minded. Those people (and there's really a lot of them, way more than there are people who would actually succeed in getting a linux distro installed and running) just want something which powers on and enabes them to browse the web and use office tools. Which theoretically can be done by any OS, but practically: not so much. While it's way better now than e.g. 2 decades ago, the just works factor of linux still isn't on the level of OSX or Windows.
We could argue the UNIX philosophy could be applied to higher-level problems, in which case GUI pipeline editors could provide feature-richness with very little bloat.

I have hopes that structured shell (PowerShell/Nushell) is going to take us in this direction.
Not very well laundered... the transactions and flow of money are trivially traceable.
Very fair salary, especially when you take into account they have real health care, real social safty nets, etc.
I often use WSL2 for my work on my Windows laptop. It supports Kubernetes, Docker that you installed on the Windows machine. You can also easily throw files, deploy web services, servers on WSL and access it from windows browsers. I can use my MS Office at the same time without any problem. It is much better than using Ubuntu in my opinion
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No, there is only one thing that can achieve this, local urbanism, clear rules that all buildings being built must adhere to.
Everyone likes to talk about how NFTs are just 'a money laundering and tax evasion scheme' as it makes a good story but as far as I see most big investors don't treat it that way and nobody has shown if that's the case for more than a minority of sales.
I'm assuming this is part of how fish shell completion works, and now I'm interested to read more about exactly what it does.

It feels good enough that you might not need this, but maybe it could learn some tricks from this.
I really wonder how is that so. Even in my home country which is easily in the bottom 10% of Europe's poorest I lived in a building built in 1977 (!) with flat roof. It never had a leak until this year, and on the first sign of it tenants found some company to install some membrane and gave them 10 year no-matter-what warranty on it. And it was super cheap when divided on 30 owners. And we're talking about a country with average monthly salary of $400 or so.
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> ctrl + alt + h on most ide's will list the callers of a function

that very much depends of how the function is called.
there are a lot of ways I've encountered in the wild which wouldn't be found by this.
new!? I'm sure they went into this "business" since Eric Schmidt took over.
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> Steve Jobs matters, and that a century from now it will probably be helpful to read stuff about him to understand our society, the same way we might read today about, say, Galileo to understand science in the 17th century. I don't think this qualifies as being a fanboy.

This is... nothing short of outrageous haha.

1. Thinking people will be reading about jobs in 100 years, like we read about Galileo now?

2. Thinking you're not a fanboy, after saying this.

Beyond hilarious.

> I'm just saying that whether we like him or not, Steve Jobs matters

Steve jobs really, _really_ doesn't matter. His death has had essentially zero impact on the broader world. In the world closer to him, it made some people sad, probably many more quite happy, and caused some wealth transfers. The company he ran continues to run in about the same arc you'd have expected it to. Even the stock market doesn't really care he's missing. It took a week or two for stock to recover and grow.
The game has value for its utility and fun. It has no inherent value outside of that. If your game was a number on a blockchain such that only one owner could play it would that make your game more valuable? What if anyone could play it but only the blockchain owner could say they own it since the playing is just looking for art nfts?

For art nfts anyone can look at and enjoy the art without owning the blockchain. Now some speculator can claim to actuakly own a rare pepe, is all

It is a speculation scam. I know a dozen artists pumping them out now and they're all in on this speculation scam turning out high res icons attached to a piece of blockchain some poor idiot will speculate is valuable.

If it's so valuable why don't they just keep it for themselves? Why have a market? Because it's all just a speculation scam. Why don't you just hold your super valuable game to yourself so no one else can play it? Because it only had value if it's played. Art nfts value is in owning something anyone can look at and gain the same function for without any nft at all. Rare Pepes
This is indeed a problem with OpenSea (generally regarded as a crappy platform) using centralized hosting, but nowadays most new marketplaces and contracts will use IPFS to decentralize the hosting, ensuring it is not linked to a single point of failure.
the prekeys are to establish the ratchet, which is distinct from the identity. They are signed by the identity so that they can be verified.
Remember when DB's embedded web servers so you could access their data over HTTP? That was like 2000 right? The world has come full circle.
So it has even less to do with TikTok than if he had, just a puff piece.
I've seen what it requires for an individual to be in a country other than the USA and the US-based company not wanting to treat them as an employee due to the paperwork. That generally means they need to be an independent contractor so individual needs to set up a company in their own country and deal with all the issues associated with that and the tax implications. Most smaller companies won't deal with foreign employees and leave it all up to the individual, if those companies are will to do it as all.
if anyone wants some positive, optimistic takes from actual artists and musicians working in the space i'd recommend https://interdependence.fm

its not as attention grabbing as a sweary youtube video, but it isnt trying to enrage you for clicks, and has actual conversation on the issues artists face and how we might build alternatives.

people arent all evil, its not the end of the world. the sky isnt falling. the kids are alright.
Windows is trying to swallow linux. That's all there is to it.
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Well, you don't. Things don't have identities, not really, and so all the superstructures built upon such concepts collapse the moment when demonstrating this dirty philosophical secret becomes practical ― and digital entities are perfect for such demonstrations.
Nah... it's much worse: you're buying a banner that hangs over your head saying "I own gucci clothes", but you're still naked.
Compare corruption in NYC to India or Thailand or Romania :)

A waist high pile of poop is much different from one the size of a skyscraper. I am not saying it doesn't have aspects of corruption, but it is low and solid resources on the local and national level to constantly investigate and make cases.

Legalizing corruption through lobbying is a good move. There are other options but better than keeping it underground.
I think you are really onto something truth is if you have 100K remote job in Spain you will hav better lifestyle than having 300K job in SV. If I only could convince my wife to move :(.
Why do you say that the JVM is not suitable for scripting?
There is a similar story involving an Elephant in the Swiss town of Murten in 1866 - also assumed to have been in musth and shot by a cannon.

https://second.wiki/wiki/elefant_von_murten
These are not words used in common parlance though. They are no help in discussing love with people you'd like to discuss it with.
I think the point is that it doesn't do anything (data processing). Instead it's a way to create a set of directives about how to do something, and at the same time understand the inter-dependencies of those directives.

The blog post gets into the problems created by doing "something simple".

https://multithreaded.stitchfix.com/blog/2021/10/14/function...
For americans this sounds like horror but for the international perspective this sounds wonderful (and a fair readjustment for work that we always felt was no different than our american counterparts). Just pointing out the semi obvious thing that the majority who reads this will see it as fantastic news.