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So will 5G actually be better than 5GHz WiFi? I'm not too concerned about speed but rather a stable connection.

So here's the thing, currently I have 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi in my home. Any device that is stationary connects to the 5GHz one and any device that moves around connects to the 2.4GHz one. Why? Because initially I had everything on the 5GHz network, but noticed if I move around with my phone/tablets/laptops (even as simple as standing still and turning around), the connection would become unstable/choppy and introduce some lag and in rare cases a drop in connection. The 2.4GHz one works no matter what I do in my home. I can also get 2.GHz all the way out to the curb and it still works, where the 5GHz one drops significantly once I'm outside my house. In some cases it will still show the 5GHz one being connected but any app that tries to use it just hangs and never loads whatever it tries to fetch. So the 5GHz version of WiFi has been utterly useless to me, thus I'm only using it for devices that I know have decent line of sight, are within certain distance and aren't moving around. I currently have no Bluetooth devices chatting in the same airspace and I've tried it with single network too (only 2.4GHz enabled or only 5GHz enabled) - still the same. It could be that there is interference from neighbors: I can see quite a few WiFi networks of neighbors, most have both frequencies active - but I also had the same issue before I live in this specific house. So if 5G can improve the situation, that will be pretty great.
> And I assume they have similar mental process which recently I have come to realize is not true.

How did you realize it? I'm asking because you sound a lot like myself.
Show HN: TeamViewer – AnyDesk – VNC Open Source Alternative P2P
Remote work is kind of tough if you're a junior employee. You probably don't own a house yet, you don't have a "spare room." Your desk probably faces the bed you sleep in. You probably don't leave your bedroom much over the course of a day. You might put cardboard over the window to block out the sun. You're basically living in a prison cell at this point.
I think the angle is that he was the real force behind the misdeeds and she was coerced through his abusive behavior
Setting up TCP/IP on DOS required either going via the Novell Netware route, which eventually supported it alongside their own protocol, install the drivers that came with the network card, or by the time Windows for Workgroups came it was supported on the box with WinSock, hence the "for Workgroups".
I use LINE a fairbit, have a number of Japanese friends as well as friends that have traveled to Japan. I had no idea they had implemented much better encryption [1]. I'm convincing all my contacts to turn on the option now.

[1]https://engineering.linecorp.com/en/blog/new-generation-of-s...
> I could get the logs for just that one service with docker compose logs --follow myservice but that dies everytime the service dies so I'd need to run that command every time I restart the service

Why is that? Any chance of a bugfix?
https://light.princeton.edu/team/ Visiting professor, 3 postdocs, and 9 PhD students, all of very high quality (because, well they're at Princeton).

My guess is each postdoc could produce 1 to 2 papers a year on there own. A PhD student at such a difficult school can probably produce one paper a year once they are in there third year.

14 publications in 2021. Let's guess 6 of which are from postdocs, we'll say 4 of which are from PhD students, leaving us with 4 publications between both professors, or two from each. Of course, this is all very rough estimation.
It's often the BMW and Audi drivers from my experience. When I see a BMW I know I shouldn't expect the driver to use blinkers.

Interested if BMW actually cares about this perception of their brand.
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It did, xfree86 was a Linux thing.
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The way things are now, it seems that everybody else is basically thrown under the bus for the sake of those edge cases.
I was sure someone would ask me abound the second person. In my opinion, the second person is less ambiguous, because in a normal phrase who is the first person and who is the second person is very obvious, even if they are plural.

Still, it seems to be confusing enough that some dialects developed their own second person plural pronouns like "y'all" or "you guys".
While I usually prefer the brief message as well one tenant of remote work that I learned a while back is “better to over-communicate than to under communicate.

Adding a bit of context to your messages might seem like unnecessary padding, but people loose context, multitask, and read stuff asynchronously. Restoring that context helps a lot.

As for the small talk, I think its very important what information you communicate. If you say “how was your weekend” what you usually are communicating is “I have no idea who you are, and want to warm up to your graces so you are more likely to do the work I actually want you to do” People hate that.

But if you ask them “how is your dog doing? I’ve heard it got its ear bit off that time hope they’re ok” Now you’ve communicated “I’m actually interested in who you are as a person, and what your life is. The work bit is nice to have but secondary” People do pick up on that, especially if you do it _without_ work requests from time to time. You trigger all the “they are part of my tribe” responses and will get your answers much quicker later.

It’s just very important to care about the people behind the handles and avatars, and establish connections with them.
Way too cold. The way forward is the Meatverse (https://meatver.se)
Tried doing that, immediately got feedback from team lead: "Scarlett mentioned that she tried to reach you about the metrics she's trying to collect, she ended up getting blocked for the whole day. Could you be more more responsive?"
On the plus side, wfh allows you to move to an area where you probably can have that spare room. It's the people that get caught out by moving to the city to live close to work and then having to work from home that have a real problem, especially if they and their s.o. are both suddenly working from home. A studio apartment can work for two if it is just to spend time after work and to sleep. But it really doesn't work if you have to spend the whole day there working with two people as well.
c128 was a case of idle engineers with no plan/strategy gluing unsold garbage components (graphic chip left over from earlier failed project and Z80) to c64 and scamming public with misleading name. 2 CPUs, 2 graphic chips, 2 monitor outputs, all in one package.
It would be good to have a spec so you know if it is a bug or not. That is independent of your customer thinking it is a bug.
EFS performance is garbage compared to FSx for most things. They serve different purposes.
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Well as Clarence Ray Allen showed, sometimes the only way to stop someone from killing people is to kill them.
LOL this is hilarious!!
Or maybe Scarlett can work on more than one thing so that when she needs to make demands on other people's time that comes with a reasonable expectation of turnaround (such as 24 hours) or to communicate such needs timely rather than at the last moment.
Yes, it's a very funny book once you get past the droning sentences and start seeing the core absurdity of its ideas. The gushing praise it lavishes on the rich has to be read to be believed.

As the old joke goes, there are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year old’s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs.
I know it’s a bit old fashioned, but I use blinds or curtains.
I'm glad to hear it! Though these days I don't actually use it at all, I finally switched to using nix-darwin[1] which means I get a NixOS-like fish initialization. Also prior to that I got the fish package updated with a new override option fishEnvPreInit that lets you write an overlay like

self: super {
fish = super.fish.override {
fishEnvPreinit = sourceBash: sourceBash "${self.nix}/etc/profile.d/nix-daemon.sh";
];
}

This would source the given bash script (using fenv IIRC) at the same point that NixOS fish would load its environment, thus producing the same behavior (notably, setting up all of the various directories prior to running any user code, unlike nix-env.fish that has to try and patch things up after the fact). The downside is that it means you have to recompile fish.

[1] https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin
FTA: “The drivers with the highest likeability of being a psychopath were BMW drivers, with an average psychopathy score of 12.1 out of 36”

The linked-to test says “The scoring of the psychopathy test is as follows: 0-18: No psychopathy”

So, “most psychopath” is more like “least not psychopath”.

The data also is based on self-reporting, but I’m not sure that matters much. True psychopaths might not have reservations about saying they are.
We both have family nearby, moving away from them to a remote LCOL area for the sake of work sounds dumb.
Lots of nice goodies, quite interesting to follow on Julia's development.
correction: odds of dying from COVID for unvaxxed non risk groups are pretty much same as for vaxxed non risk group, 10 times zero is still a zero
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It's "a fundamental principle of justice" when "justice" is read in the sense of "law". Not necessarily otherwise. Principles of law apply in a court of law, not everywhere.
Show HN: Box – Data Transformation Pipelines in Rust DataFusion
Previously I posted a link to Arc (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26573930) a declarative method for defining repeatable data pipelines which execute against Apache Spark (https://spark.apache.org/).

Today I would like to present a proof-of-concept implementation of the Arc declarative ETL framework (https://arc.tripl.ai) against Apache Datafusion (https://arrow.apache.org/datafusion/) which is an Ansi SQL (Postgres) execution engine based upon Apache Arrow and built with Rust.

The idea of providing a declarative 'configuration' language for defining data pipelines was planned from the beginning of the Arc project to allow changing execution engines without having to rewrite the base business logic (the part that is valuable to your business). Instead, by defining an abstraction layer, we can change the execution engine and run the same logic with different execution characteristics.

The benefit of DataFusion over Apache Spark is a significant increase in speed and reduction in execution resource requirements. Even through a Docker-for-Mac inefficiency layer the same job completes in ~4 seconds with DataFusion vs ~24 seconds with Apache Spark (including JVM startup time). Without Docker-for-Mac layer end-to-end execution times of 0.5 second for the same example job (TPC-H) is possible. * the aim is not to start a benchmarking flamewar but to provide some indicative data *.

The purpose of this post is to gather feedback from the community whether you would use a tool like this, what features would be required for you to use it (MVP) or whether you would be interested in contributing to the project. I would also like to highlight the excellent work being done by the DataFusion/Arrow (and Apache) community for providing such amazing tools to us all as open source projects.

Edit: fix links
Then, by definition, one of the participants will always be praising and the other will be comforting, unless you use the cross-hug.
Let me tell my boss how to manage the team and get back to you about how that goes.
I thought Julia is the Dylan of numerical computing. :)
As a counterpoint I wonder how many thousands of lives we could have/would have saved if we reported on delta with the same type of urgency. We don't have the facts yet, and every story I've seen underscores that point. But to just say "we don't know so let's ignore it entirely until we do" seems to minimize the deadliness of the past mutations we've seen.
Gotta start them young. See also: https://www.insider.com/mom-finds-a-camera-inside-the-teddy-...
Ask HN: What questions do you ask from companies during interview?
Let's say you are in the 3rd/4th round of your interview.

What sort of questions do you ask other than technology to make sure you are choosing the right company?
Words, words, great words. "When I heard the learn’d astronomer... How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick..."

Also, my 2 year old boy gives the best hugs. Here is where he learned https://youtu.be/kQjtK32mGJQ
I think they meant his psychological analysis of Disney movies that are on YouTube. Not JP’s political lectures or etc.
Iirc there was also a finding that learning about economics makes people score higher on those tests, so I worry they are more of an ideological tool than science. They may simply have categorized behaviors they don't like as "psychopath". I don't trust them.
Common? I've never heard any of them.
Reminds me of these cases that come from India. as another commenter here commented, "It is difficult to depend on honor system in ultra competitive societies like India and as an Indian it has impacts honest people like me more". These are degree mills that offer degrees for a price:

https://www.indiatoday.in/mail-today/story/inside-delhi-hidd...

https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/people/article/3123929/indias...

https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/kochi/2021/oct/31/th...

https://indianexpress.com/article/india/up-govt-fake-degrees...

https://redwiretimes.com/netizens-flood-ida-with-job-applica...
That is also the case when studying, and people may go to libraries or other places. That's an option too.

The bright side is that a junior eng. is young, motivated and full of energy, so it can be done for a while until the salary helps to move up. Unless you are in Bay area. Avoid Bay area :D
I see no crashcart there, only hw maintenance while crashcarts are where they belong, in the trash of history (yeah, google servers have BMCs)

(For reference: a crash cart is a cart with monitor, keyboard, mouse, cabling for them, and possibly external drives to help you install base OS, used for when you have no remote management)
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65816 at 7MHz would be faster than 68000 despite 8 bit databus. one modified for full 16bit would fly circles around motorola. Bill Mensch would have no problem extending and growing this chip as long as Commodore was buying. 65816 already has reserved mnemonic for expanding instruction set further.
I agree completely and I think we should move to a project based way of learning.

Stupid example:
You build a rocket, fly it, write how you did it. That demonstrates a certain understanding of physics as

If I want to require an understanding of basic physics I can require people to have done a project which satisfy that requirement.

I've been doing something similar for hiring junior engineers and how well they perform creating a project is the single most important factor to forecast their work performance.
No leetcode required.
The thing about DESQview is that, by 1995, running Linux with X as a desktop OS was viable. So, for people who wanted X, they could get it as a native client in Linux for free. Linux also had pretty good support for Windows applications via Wine.

It’s the same position Coherent was in; sure, it was cool technology at the time, but Linux was also available and was underselling the competition. The only PC OS anyone was paying money for in 1995 was Windows 95 or Windows NT; Windows 95 had killed OS/2 Warp at this point, and proprietary UNIX and UNIX-like stuff on PCs was already being edged out by Linux.
Yeah I actually used the CCNA simulators for a lot of things early on before things clicked. It's just very hard to examine for in a way that isn't easy to cheat and demonstrates real understanding. After all in the real world every problem has its own quirks.
>To stage part of a file you need to use a command line program to step through each hunk and if a hunk can't be split down any further but contains code you don't want to stage, you have to edit an arcane patch file by hand? Are you KIDDING me?!

I repeatedly run into this using the interactive features.
I did an MCSE in the nineties. It helped me round out my knowledge of the Microsoft products I was working with at the time. It also helped me to dig out of a career rut I was stuck in.

This was before all the bootcamps arrived but even then I wouldn't completely dismiss it.
A lot of USA's current culture is from our interactions with Japan and Germany from WW2. I mean... Capt. America, Superman, Wonder Woman to name a few... but also Rosie the Riveter, Baby Boomers (and their children: the Echo Boomers), etc. etc...

It turns out that WW2 was a big cultural event, no matter what side you fought on.
Libraries are great for studying, not for video calls. Also, having to wear a mask all day kind of sucks.
The NHK “10 years with Miyazaki” is brutal, the tv crew follows him walking out of his son’s film.
That is true. But the problem here is not the remote work, is the company workflow. It will be the same problem in the office.
Today I decided to take a leaf out of your book and use this feature, it does seem appropriate in this case.

As they say, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em!
I think it's a big mistake to classify Israel as a Western Democracy. It's an ethno-religious state. There's no recognized civil marriage in the country, (it's hard to imagine even the strongest hardliner in any Western Democracy to argue that a Jew can't legally marry a Muslim), the country has few formalized borders, statehood grows out of territoriality and ethnicity. The defining feature isn't the rule of law (which exists in plenty of non-democratic, non-western countries) but the secular citizen and legal statehood.
I don't doubt that they like the notoriety. But I would call them artists before I would call them celebrities. Unique artists doing unique things from unique perspectives. Milo is a gay christian master troll leading a religious crusade in the modern world through trolling and shocking and mocking. He is effective because he knows his enemy inside and out. He's been on both sides of the aisle. It's delightful to watch. I find these people highly original and good at what they do. They are also all, in my opinion, intellectuals, knowing their opponents well. Milo didnt become the ultimate troll not reading the Bible and philosophy and culture and studying their intersectionality. Alex Jones didn't become who he is by not reading millions of pages of conspiracy documents and doing crazy outrageous journalist activisism (while having mental illness run in the family). Vox Day created a book publishing company that represents everything progressives hate and have tried to kill. He is on a one man mission to reinvigorate books in the classic tradition of archetypal storylines rather than new age race and gender and earth harmony/disaster storylines. Paul Sperry is just a wonderful reporter that pulls big stories at big times, though he is a little obscure.

I think this is one of his best scoops. He broke a lot of news in this one article and blew open the case for Vindman being the whistleblower.

https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2019/10/30/...

That's why I'm interested in these people. Not because of some vapid celebrity, but because they stand out and in this sanitized narrated world where thoughts are highly fought over and controlled.
Yeah, almost millionaie FAANG employee can do this:

Simply get another FAANG job using skills and knowledge (especially the navigation of the interview process).

In about five years, they're a millionaire again.

Or a more prosaic IT job and a very spartan lifestyle will net a million in 10 years.
yup, but I'm using it as an example to make a point here (hence my use of the word 'naive') - also the whole point of doing async stuff is that you don't have to worry about 'ticks'
A good friend of mine is German. She moved out of the country a couple of years back because it was crammed with backwards ideologies and Ludditism to use her own words. Her father ran a small shop which went bankrupt because he was closed at lunch times and weekends (when everyone wanted to go in there) and only took cash and this was everyone else’s fault apparently. She came here (UK) and was surprised you could actually pay pretty much anywhere with a phone for example and says we live in a technology utopia compared to there.
Wow, that sounds awful. Mostly asynchronous Slack/Teams/whatever is so so productive. You need a team that is all committed to deprioritizing message checking and knowing how to @at the right person or group when something is actually urgent in order for it to work though.
Yes we have/had this in India. There will always be a physical exam centre near you for various govt, University, private company recruitment exams. I have given my University, GRE in physical centres. There are cameras and proctors who roam around constantly to check for cheating. But now due to covid things have completely changed and have become remote. I saw a few interviews where candidates are blatantly cheating and its actually quite funny.

https://youtu.be/HpGGmE4ayLY

https://youtu.be/09gS6TykNQM
That’s just the reality of normalizing casual psychiatric evaluations now days. I’m pretty sure there were Standford (or Princeton) psych professors casually diagnosing Trump with clinical narcissism on major news networks. If anyone has a any kind of spaz out moment, they are automatically bipolar to many people.

It’s the true meta form of cancelling someone, it just hasn’t caught on just yet (not to that level at least). There’s a contingent that has already started diagnosing Biden as senile. It’s one more way to categorize people, usually to discredit them.

Don’t get along with your parents? Welp, head on over to /r/raisedbynarcissists, simple as that. Don’t like your ex? Boss sucks? Again, narcissist, sociopath, etc.

If you think people live in a media or news bubble, wait till you dig into their amateur psych eval bubble of a life they got going on (seriously, visit some of those subreddits). Check those bubbles out, there is never a single ounce of objectivity in those subreddits/forums, just intense confirmation bias.