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Location: Amsterdam

Technologies: JavaScript, ReactJS, Python

Technologies I like (but a bit rusty): C++, C#, Java

Background: psychology (bachelor), business informatics (bachelor), game studies (master), computer science (research master, security specialization)

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: possible for USA and Switzerland

CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melvinroest

Email: my_username@gmail.com

Areas curious about: blockchain, education, social apps and games.

I like to use code to solve societal problems and increase impact, or to solve business problems and increase profit. For example, for a previous employer I increased their revenue significantly by coming up with the idea and showcasing that it is possible to serve tasteful ads to people using adblockers (tasteful: the biggest premium brands of my country creating elaborate designs for the holidays). Societal impact has mostly been teaching code.

While I can be a coding machine cranking out features, it is less suited to my skills since my value is best added when I think along with business and marketing teams on a strategic level and then implement the proposed solution.
A sphere is a perfect form, and hence, immune from corruption.
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The reason for a 7 day running average is because there is a great deal of noise in the source data, that is how you clarify the picture to remove short term trends in numbers.

Confounding trends might exist for various reasons like: labs want people to have a day or two off, so process less on the weekends or some days of the week in spreading that weekend out.

People might interact in different risk settings over the course of a week. (E.G. For some higher risk on the job and shut in on the weekends. For others time to go out clubbing on the weekends and shut in jobs during the week).

So the 7 day running average just says: we can't disentangle to get at the true raw numbers, this is the best we can do to get useful data out of the data-feed.

PS: The only way to get truly useful data would be sufficient testing capacity to issue fully randomized tests on everyone, in a mandatory way, on a regular basis. A 'well designed survey' would probably still have biases but might approach that. To the best of my knowledge (public news media), currently most tests are probably focused on populations perceived to be at higher risk, who show visible possible symptoms, or who are obviously ill.
There are two terms because they are different things: one is illegal and generally involves other illegal things such as fraud, while the other is legal 'gaming the system'. Gaming is not the same as cheating.
As sibling comments mention, this would struggle with edge-cases, and require too much buy-in from packagers.

A less ambitious approach would be creating/extending a static analyser/linter for Nix (there are already a few out there). This could nudge packagers towards certain styles, which language implementations could optimise for.

For example, an interpreter could have multiple implementations of the attrset interface (key/value mappings) with different performance characteristics, using some default for literals like '{ foo = "bar"; }' and a specialised version for known use-cases like nixpkgs.lib.nameValuePair ( https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/e9e53499b26ad98ac97f97... ) (mentioned in a sibling)

Linters could then spot when such functions are appropriate, e.g.

Found literal name/value pair on line 123:
{ name = "x"; value = "y"; }
This can be slow, consider using:
nixpkgs.lib.nameValuePair "x" "y"'
Google search sucks, has demonstrated political bias through deliberate intervention and has become dominated by direct and indirect advertising. And now they are just removing shit.
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I would argue that while this is true, equally sometimes at interview you can be in a good negotiating position too, that's when they've decide they want you. Sometimes being wiling to work for a little bit under what they'd have been willing to pay, sweetens the deal. I mean, don't ask for 4 day week AND top dollar salary at the same time.. unless you're a proven superstar. ;)
Please....

https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=rust

I read "double free", "denial of service", "out-of bounds read", "NULL pointer dereference", etc...

And that's a list of vulnerabilities found for a language that is barely used compared to C/C++ (in the real world).

It won't change. C/C++ dominates and will dominate for a very long time.
Summary: use your API key on the server, not on the client.

Granted this is a nice tutorial of how to pass server side API requests to the client in Next.js, the underlying strategy is "Protecting Private API Keys 101".
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It would make decompression faster, and in practice it would also make the download smaller.
The reason they were not minifying the JS is probably that at the time it made debugging and/or analysing stack traces easier.
> Another fun McAfee tip

Here's my favourite one, which was even supported by the man himself: uninstall it as soon as possible!

It's not only a pretty bad antivirus, but seems to be straight up dangerous, having had some of the most destructive bugs I've seen in any software (like the time it bootlooped millions of PCs around the world- including hospitals and police stations!). There are so many better options available, I'm amazed anyone actually uses it (unless 100% of their install base is people who got it preinstalled).
You've chosen a good conference for a counter-example, I agree.

But even within that conference, there are examples of exactly what I'm talking about. I'm not going to personally criticise individuals as it's a widespread and often systemic problem. Peter Thiel has summarised this better than I ever could.
Read the assembly.

Seriously. It's eye-popping. It's eldritch madness. It's black wizardry. The blackest of the black arts.

The "fastest FizzBuzz" implementation isn't merely "fast". It's faster than memcpy()!!!

Expecting compilers to outperform this tour-de-force is asking a tad too much from compiler writers...
Or brexiteers making a storm in a glass of water in order to justify the actual fights over the Channel fishing/migration/whatnot.
> Or when unfairness accumulates enough that they had enough — this will happen at some point in China, if they don't tone it down.

CCP has built a dissent management stack all the way from early indoctrination to continuous surveillance to Tiananmen style intervention/massacre if the need ever arises. Dissent will be crushed before it becomes a movement.

We're looking at one of the greatest threats to our freedom ever; this time they have nukes, reliable delivery mechanisms and a flourishing economy (which the Soviets lacked).
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It also keeps them from drying out when you microwave them while still maintaining a crispy skin.
Which is part of the reason why you can work 32 hours a week and look no less productive. ;)
I agree, however I really like what https://firecracker-microvm.github.io/ is doing to change the above.
Can you elaborate? Are
You saying the session details might be revealed by a law suit? Wouldn’t that be limited to Urls? So not great if those reveal anything but checking your hotmail is not ok?

Or is it about corporate laptops possibly spying by taking screenshots and key logging?
I have an honest question, do you feel you are saving time? And if so, is this really the case?

Having clever code proposals is surely a big advantage and seems to be a big time saver.
But it also means that you have to constantly switch between writing your code and reading/analyzing code that you didn't write yourself, to check if it's correct, if it handles all the cases, etc.

These situations, where we go from one task to another, are typically the kind of situations where we have a very bad perception of the time passed.

It would be interesting to investigate whether this undeniably saves time or not
> I don't see the chinesse people raising against CCP for this.

There doesn't need to be a popular riseup. Zhang Gaoli's enemies in the CCP now have some ammunition they can use to convince the people in the CCP who don't give a shit about Zhang Whoever that it's best to get rid of him. Then it's all up to how many true allies he has. (Probably not many, as a has-been.)

I've seen a lot of reporting on Peng Shuai's public appearances or lack thereof, but little on Zhang Gaoli's whereabouts. My guess is that he's under house arrest while the party leadership decides how to deal with him.

No CCP leader is untouchable; they're all reliant on the support of their allies to remain in power. If that support ever runs out, they quickly find themselves stripped of all titles, at the wrong end of a corruption investigation and risk getting executed in the end.
>An observation for people that make websites: if you introduce multiple theme, you are now responsible for ensuring that your content works in all themes

Am I missing something? This very site doesn't seem to offer theme/dark mode on my end.
At my former job we had a rather large faraday cage for testing telco equipment. Two things surprised me: 1) It is more fiddly to ensure a room-sized faraday cage doesn't leak RF than I thought. It is really easy to make mistakes that compromises experiments. 2) There was a bath-towel sized piece of cloth that came with one of the expensive Rohde & Schwarz instruments that was astonishingly effective at blocking signal.

So I mainly used the room because that's where the magic blanket was - which was easier to use than ensuring the room was set up correctly.
> Nix itself is in first approximation "just a package manager"

I'd go even further: Nix is just a build tool, like Make.

In fact, it assumes far less about the system than Make; e.g. Make does all sorts of shell-related things, whilst Nix simply executes a binary (with a list of arguments and a set of env vars).

(Nixpkgs definitions almost always use a bash binary as their executable, so it feels more like Make; but Nix doesn't care)
Let me not come across as non-sympathetic -- I feel what you and others went through.

But IMO the truly depressing event here is management refusing to do anything until it was too late. What are they even paid for?
We're doing this right now with our latest generation web app.

It's 1 big file of 100% hand-rolled html/css/js. The entire file is 1600 lines last I checked. Loads about as fast as you'd expect. I actually found a bug with the gzip threshold in AspNetCore vs chromium (the file is that small), so had to pad the index file with extra content to force gzip. Most of the dynamic UI happens over a websocket using a server-side rendering approach similar to Blazor.
The NBA has orders of magnitude more leverage than women's tennis. There's a serious number of NBA fans in China who would be pissed if it were banned.

> No Chinese woman can ever be the best tennis player anymore.

China already struggles mightily in both men's and women's tennis. They don't have any player in men's or women's that cracks the top 100.
Not voluntarily.
But it is worthless garbage, unlike a lot of torrents.
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> While the cookie tin performed much better than the mylar bags, and could provide a modicum of useful attenuation under some circumstances, it was not sufficient to provide meaningful assurance of signal isolation at any frequency. However, it was unique among the containers tested in providing tasty snacks during measurements

Back in the day working for Symbian I used to regularly have to run a load of automated Bluetooth tests. Unfortunately there were 200+ engineers in the close vicinity of my test setup and they all had smartphones and all had Bluetooth turned on, causing loads of the test to timeout. We were very pleased with ourselves when we thought of using a biscuit tin as a Faraday cage to try and improve things. Didn't work as well as we hoped, but got the tests running within their timeouts. I always thought it'd be interesting to try using an old microwave.

Best thing was that we got to eat all the biscuits first :)
It doesn't matter. It's a holding company. It will not have any actual product itself.

You aren't going to search Block, you will search their actual product which are Square, Cash App, and Tidal.
This is a very specific problem that lends itself to some fantastically cpu-friendly optimizations. Doing a single hash-map lookup here on the hot path would kill performance, and let's not even get started on any serious I/O (disk or network) as that would be multiple orders of magnitude slower. Not many problems are just "cat something extremely predictable into /dev/null".
I wonder if Twitter will begin to enforce this by requiring photos of people to be tagged, and the subject of the photos to "consent" to Twitter using their photos. If so, and if Twitter behaves like any other tech company in using manipulative tactics engineered to extract "consent", I can only see this ending badly for privacy.
> Being used for scams is not the same as being a scam.

You have to read context and understand what people are saying. When people say "Bitcoin is scam" they mean the way it's used, not the tech itself.

> In what sense do you claim BTC is used "almost exclusively for scams"?

In the sense of the word scam.

I was wrong though. Bitcoin is used almost exclusively for two things: scams and hoarding. There are almost no other uses.

> Do you mean Ransomware?

No, I don't.
> assume that compilers have gotten a little better at optimization

Again: you're comparing the performance of different algorithms. A compiler won't turn bubblesort into quicksort.
Which countries in Asia still count it as the most popular messaging app? China is on WeeChat, Korea has KakaoTalk and LINE is everywhere else. It is pretty amazing that Meta had three messaging apps and none of them are close to something like LINE in terms of ubiquity or utility.
Copilot is trained on examples of programs, so it will not be able to produce
programs unlike any it has seen before.

This will not be easy to see in any kind of coding exercise. It is very hard to
come up with coding problems with solutions that have never been written before,
at least for a coding competition like Advent of Code. For example, we don't
know of polynomial time solutions to the Travelling Salesman problem but it
wouldn't make sense to have that as a coding challenge in Advent of Code, or
Leetcode, or anywhere else.

Since nobody has ever produced a program solving such a problem, Copilot will
not be able to produce a solution either, but it's not designed to do that
anyway.
Indeed, I agree that one of our most important responsibilities as humans (arguably the most important if you take a generous interpretation) is "to not abuse our mental and technological advantages" --- to each other as well as to the natural world.

But we have to be honest that we possess those advantages, and that we have special status as the only species that has responsibilities. In that sense non-humans are indeed lesser than us.
You can use that to your advantage building flywheel trebuchet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVT5i4nhIGs
My guess is whoever that was decided to go full-on for the NFT aesthetic.
Which are those other brands and models, please? I am looking to upgrade my home setup to 10GbE LAN and apart from 2-3 switch models from Mikrotik I really can't see anything worthwhile (I don't want Cisco or TP-Link, they don't take security seriously).
I think the BeTree operation model is simpler than the BeTree based file system. It might be better to use a BeTree database directly.
Sorry, but you don't get to decide what words mean. "Tax evasion" is illegal by definition. "Tax avoidance" is legal.

According to Wikipedia, the term "tax noncompliance" (or "tax avoision"... bleargh) can be used as a general term to refer to both of those things

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_noncompliance
Then when China eases Covid restrictions they'll quietly add China back to the schedule like nothing happened.
If the Python version is 2000 times slower, the breakeven would be after a few terabytes of FizzBuzz.
This will also be abused by politicians, while it will largely be ignored for normal people.
The really heavyweight use of div/mod is to produce the base-10 printed decimal numbers, not in the main control loop.

The record-beating versions all do something clever to optimise the printing of the numbers between the "Fizz" and "Buzz" strings.
It provides one using the media query (prefers-color-scheme: dark). That is, it’s native, up to the browser to decide when to use it.
laughs in southeast Asian

I've literally quit jobs because the 3 hour daily commute is too much, and I'd rather not go the 5 hour route by public transport.
You also need to set explicit widths for columns
>Am I missing something? This very site doesn't seem to offer theme/dark mode on my end.

Hacker News is always the exception.
>People sell stuff for currency and this creates a chain of transactions. If someone saves money beyond what they intend to spend, it's like damming a river. There are less transactions on the other side, in extreme cases no transactions may happen

Please explain how does me not spending money stops others from spending theirs?
> I mean, it's an oft-cited whataboutism, but what about CP? Terrorist propaganda?

I like the Freenet's author take on this. He says that porn, terrorists, drug dealers and all kinds of "abhorrent" content are a price you pay for the lives of whistleblowers and people fleeing from their dictatorship states, sects, and terrorists; and for preservation of valuable, but controversial, content.

Well, it makes sense in case of Freenet, which offers full anonymity and resilient storage (you can upload content, and as long as there are people viewing it, it will propagate itself along the node connections path, and it's impossible to take the content down). Torrents, Reddit, and 4chan are different, so maybe here the trade-off will be different too.
Drifti. OSLO, NORWAY ONSITE/HYBRID - Norwegian knowledge required.

We are looking for developers to join our team in Oslo, Norway. We are looking for Full-Stack devs, and IOS/Android-devs

Drifti is a full-purpose administrative tool to be used in the construction industry. It is a Saas that aims to modernise the way craftspeople work by focusing on flow and simplicity in the user experience.

In Norwegian to be driftig means to be a dedicated and a hard worker, which by using Drifti, most construction workers, project managers, and guilds become.

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Google Search itself is now a threat to the open web. Forget Chrome.

Google willingly interferes, in a heavy-handed way, with both search suggestions and search results, with both Google Search and YouTube. Just try to look up any topic on YouTube, and you'll have to get past the hundreds of mainstream media channels covering the event, before you actually find the original video. They artificially promote "authoritative sources" which are anything but, since they may be second-hand coverage of original videos that get buried in search results.

Google's results are not only manipulated by clever SEO people[0], but by employees[1], in direct contradiction to Sundar Pichai's sworn testimony. Some of that is very defendable. But there's zero transparency. Given their search monopoly, and that most people aren't aware that search results are manipulated, Google Search is the web. Websites that get delisted are presumed to have ceased to exist. Focusing on browsers (Firefox) is good, but no longer enough.

That's why Google Search itself is now a threat to the open web. Switch to other engines. DuckDuckGo, Brave Search are the ones I trust, and there's tons more.

[0]: how many times have you tried looking for a machine's user manual, mistyped the model number, and somehow "found" a webpage with the manual for a product that didn't exist? and then modified the model number further and found more results from the same website, with relevant keywords and yet another incorrect model number? My understanding of SEO isn't good enough to know how they do that. I don't believe websites can dynamically alter their index to show up for so many typoed search queries.

[1]: https://medium.com/@mikewacker/googles-manual-interventions-...
When you think it's April fools day but it's actually December.
That kind of behaviour (edit: theirs, not yours) is usually ultimately motivated by fear. ;)
It doesn't matter if they can't name the parent company. Most people using Cash App probably don't even know Square is the parent company lol. They don't care. Same with Tidal now.

But Square is a branded platform by Square Inc.

So is Cash App apart of the Seller's platform, named Square, or is it apart of Square Inc?

This is why they separated. Square brand is now just the Square seller's platform.
> wonder why all the Lisp and Haskell programmers .. didn't get off their asses

I'm sure all these things exist in these languages, totally unused.
If you do that does that mean we also have to pay for using its potential energy in hydro plants? Same for fishing, shipping, irrigation or tourism. Could be lucrative for the river. Some countries depend on one or two rivers for their livelihood. The rivers could be the richest persons.
So, my advice is: if is not legal to receive SW signals in your country: Build your own receiver if needed, but make a point of DO receiving SW signals and try to help as much people as possible while you make sure the State knows people are making it without letting know WHO is doing it.
Location: Vienna, Austria

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React (Native), Next.js, Vue.js, Deno, Node.js, SQL, Git, Jest

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I have failed to finish a few times. Not necessarily because they get harder (tho that contributes), but because I go at the speed/time I'm willing to dedicate and once the new year hits I invariably lose interest

Still enjoy whatever I get done
YouTube Live Featuring Scammers on the front page
How can Youtube allow an account to change its name to that of a well known crypto exchange, and someone to post a video to that account of a well known industry figure, while directing people to click on a link where the goal is to steal crypto?

Surely this is being an accessory to crime?