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>However, regarding ticketing systems, in team environments, it is very effective and helpful to have a system

I think the point is that Jira is particularly granular in the way that it lets you do things with permissions, workflow rules, roles, metrics, etc. There's a fair number of places that use that granularity to create a weird digital sweatshop.

Meaning the complaint is more about really deep "micromanagement as a service" than what you might get with lighter tools.
He explicitly talks about his failures at the end. I don't think a narcissist would get that far. Although you did say you're projecting, so maybe this is not useful.
That story felt... obnoxious. It seemed like the woman in the story destroyed her life and her kids for a sense of novelty, instead of working with her husband to fix the problems she felt in her own emotional space.
I also considered this, but the article is talking about audio _telemetry_, not that they're keeping your hardware mic "hot" locally. Audio detection like that could be done entirely locally.
Yeah my team uses Jira to keep track of what we are doing and what we need to do.

Each member can actually organize their sprint and create tasks.

Point assignment is not a big deal, it's just there so we avoid promising more than we can chew.

I've found Jira really pleasant to use for lightweight processes.
I think there are two seperate issues. One is the dishes, and the divide of labour. Of course both of those should be equal in the way that both people deem fair.

The second is about respect and attitude and empathy towards your partner. It's about remembering that something is a bigger deal to your partner than it is to you. I like to look after my electronics so they'll last a long time, my wife is less careful with them and sometimes that bugs me, but I know that it's just not on her radar the same way its on mine. If it gets bad we discuss it and try and reach a compromise. The same goes for loads of other things too: if you go into it assuming the best of your partner not the worst you'll have a completely different relationship, and different discussions about how to solve the problem.
Never seen a male wasp drunk. Females, sure; I have a fig tree tall enough that some of the fruits are hard to reach, so they stay on the branches while they ferment, and that tree became very popular with the foragers from a nearby bald-faced yellowjacket nest late last summer - at that point the work of the year and the lives of the wasps are likewise nearly done, so it seems only fair they should enjoy themselves a bit in retirement.

One of them had a bit too much last year and ended up sleeping it off on my porch window! It was interesting to watch her sleep - you wouldn't think it off the top of your head, but you can tell what stage of sleep they're in by their breathing, just as with sleeping humans. https://aaron-m.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/img_8240.jpg
In my relationship it's the other way around so there goes your theory.
If your point of view is how it was then that was an unhealthy and unequal relationship. Of course it hurts, but you did the right thing and you will be happier in the long run.

I've learned for myself to evaluate things as honestly for myself as possible. If she is any way right, I will immediately apologise and end the fight. But if I feel I'm right I will say how it is, even if it is hard to express and not give in. I will not escalate beyond necessary, but never give in. I will reevaluate arguments she gives, but only when I'm alone and at ease. I'm willing to deescalate, without giving in. This works for me (now).

If she does not contribute on an somewhat equivalent level to the relationship in your own measure...run. Relationships should be mutually beneficial. Don't let others take advantage of you.
Both measures can be quite similar. Most protein designs can be screened in parallel for solubility and successful designs can be further engineered and tested in a high-throughput manner.
If Cuba refused to trade with anyone who traded with the US, would you say that Cuba is violating the national autonomy of the US?
As usual - no sources, no real article to speak of, just a fuel for shills.
Oh losing the mic has happened to me mid-call many many times. Suddenly I would notice, that someone does not respond to anything I am saying, then check in Teams and, what do you know ... "Your microphone is not working.". I leave call, call again, without changing anything, mic works again ...
> Lol what if by spreading crypto knowledge in totalitarian states, you give people in those states a viable way to preserve their income and assets

JFC. They don't have income or assets to begin with. Why TF else do you think they're stuck in those shitholes? The ones with money already left.
> I wonder how effective it actually is because of the current job market

Counterpoint: software developers aren't necessarily well paid or highly regarded everywhere, since remote working for companies abroad hasn't quite gotten mainstream enough.

So it might just be effective against some people, or in cases where the hiring process itself has become increasingly unreasonable - the job being working on boring CRUD apps but the hiring process being multiple stages of Leetcode and complex interviews.

That's probably not applicable to everyone since plenty of folk can grokk Leetcode and find jobs without too much trouble, but i still recall "The Unseen 99%" article: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/dark-matter-developers-the-un...

It probably applies to the industries and companies where devs are treated as a cost center and since those companies aren't all out of business, plenty of people must be working in such environments, with sometimes sub-optimal conditions.
From the article:

> Atlassian claims the customers impacted were “only” 0.18% of its customer base at 400 companies.

From https://jira-software.status.atlassian.com/ :

> The team is continuing the restoration process for the ~400 impacted customers.
But Atlassian's (published*) SLA offers a credit of at most 50% of the month.. not really the same as a manufacturer warranty on a car, which the costs of servicing could easily exceed the price paid for the car.

* - their larger customers will have negotiated SLAs.

edit: to be clear, I expect Atlassian will offer concessions beyond their SLA obligations. I'm only responding to the comparison.
A subset of their customers are affected (badly). Enumerate your blessings!
US has terrible human rights track record as well (Guantanamo, Abu Gharib), .. so as other countries.
I agree with your general point, but I have to add that that example "compromise" sounds highly unsatisfactory for the wife. Not only does she have to accept the dirty dishes, but the simple task of putting them in the dishwasher immediately has been replaced by the fraught emotional labour of managing and enforcing a cleanup rota. I think the OP is right that he should have just taken the L on this issue, and perhaps on some other standard of cleanliness she should be the one to compromise.
I had the Garmin first, and a colleague recommended whoop specifically for sleep / recovery tracking. I got the apple watch as a gift, which has since taken over most things because of the wonder WorkOutdoors app :)
How would a 15 year old in Eastern Europe have the opportunity to perv on women in tech in the US? Isn't that sort of the GNU brand? That and shitty docs.
I self-host everything, and I wrote an authentication framework, which I call "Fancy Auth". It is configurable by YAML and works like a proxy in front of all my web apps. It's like a glorified Basic Auth, but can connect to LDAP, htpasswd files, can login with QR Code and Magic Link or via SSH.

I plan to release it some day though.
>Cell phone cameras are multiple stops slower than "real" cameras (i.e. they take in 1/4 to 1/8th as much light).

this is not true. the iPhone camera's sensor receives the same density of light from its f/1.8 lens than any old traditional camera using an f/1.8 lens. this means the stops are identical. of course the total amount of light that passes through the iPhone's lens is much smaller than a normal camera's, but that has no bearing on the photo's exposure. the real difference rests in the signal to noise ratio, which is determined by pixel density, and that's why smartphone photos are incredibly noisy.
It doesn’t de-couple it though. Bitcoin can and is manipulated by “whales” just like any other market.

If it becomes a reserve currency governments and the very wealthy will still hold the vast majority and thus maintain control right?
It’s war, without bullets.
> When people have different standards, they need to communicate and work together to solve problems in a mutually acceptable way.

I agree! I don't mean to imply that the "relaxed" standard is better than the "tidy" standard. But my point is that the husband was not being hypocritical. He was not expecting his wife to keep the house to the "tidy" standard while himself only meeting the "relaxed" standard (which is what rhacker implicitly accused).

> This is a sexist assumption which denies the woman individual agency.

Yes, I made a generalization. I've never met the man or the woman involved, so I don't know their specific circumstances. It would have been more accurate for me to say something like "it's probably coming from an expectation of femininity that she's internalized", or "many women in the US today internalize an expectation of femininity that prioritizes tidiness". Obviously not every woman is tidy and not every man is relaxed, but there's a definite trend towards women being tidier than men, and that trend comes from internalized gender norms.

This kind of generalization is very common in discussions about gender on the Internet. For example, rhacker's parent comment made a similar generalization, as did your comment about "rich middle-aged white men" a few days ago. [1] I don't think my generalization was any worse than those; I just flipped the genders by making a generalization about women instead of a generalization about men.

I think there's a deeper discussion here about "if personal preferences arise from internalized gender norms, does that mean the preferences are invalid?" You seemed to interpret my comment as saying that her preference for tidiness was somehow invalid because it came from internalized femininity. I didn't intend that; I think that personal preferences arising from internalized femininity (_and internalized masculinity_) are perfectly valid.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30977147&p=3#30979367
Well let me be a data point to the contrary for you.
United States vs. One Book Called Ulysses
Some are in between! Some carpenter bees will share the same brood tunnel, cooperatively maintaining and enlarging it while individual bees build their own side tunnels for their babies.
It’s only 400 teams affected, but from this article it sounds like they’re all really big ones.
It's not that simple. An application could have access to the microphone, but an OS could be providing the mute functionality, thereby not passing any data to the app even if it keeps access to it (there are hardware/software issues with releasing and reaccessing it with extremely low latency like one expects of a mute/unmute button).

The problem, as reported in the article, is that apps are not making use of the OS mute, but are instead still reading from the microphone, and some are even passing the readout to their servers.
Liquid metals can be pumped with a linear motor type magnetic field, with the liquid metal being the moving part.[1]

But all this just to replace a battery?

[1] https://www.comsol.com/model/inductive-liquid-metal-pump-590...
Using Elasticsearch to browse baroque vocal music by instrumentation and text
Marrying someone with ambitions doesn't mean the ambitious spouse gets full control over where the other partner lives and the relationships the other partner can have. A partnership is not a contract to have the needs of one partner subsumed by whoever happens to be more ambitious. You don't know what they communicated before deciding to get married. Strange to not be able to imagine being on the other side of it
I just don't understand why cities in California won't let go of single unit zoning.

Single unit is the most expensive and least efficient zoning rule. Getting rid of it would bring housing costs down.

Ever visit a beautiful city like Paris, Copenhagen, Milan and wonder why we don't have that? It would be illegal to make the buildings they have under our zoning code and parking mandates!
So these are AirBeenBee's then?
Ruurtjan from NsLookup.io here. Would love to hear your feedback, since you probably can name a thing or two to improve :)
I'm using it with the Photos integration provided by RAW Power¹, Affinity Photos², and Pixelmator Pro³.

¹https://www.dpreview.com/news/0399283051/raw-power-3-availab... ²https://affinity.help/photo/en-US.lproj/index.html?page=page... ³https://www.pixelmator.com/tutorials/resources/a-quick-guide...
Alphafold was released, the code is open source and the pretrained weights are available for free.
In the US we had big federal funding for parallel supercomputers in the 1980s and early 1990s, these were oriented towards FORTRAN programs to simulate nuclear weapons as opposed to the Japanese 5th generation systems that were doing things closer to commercial data processing.

That research in the US was defunded in a hurry after they realized they were training foreigners how do to this stuff

https://sgp.fas.org/crs/nuke/RL30143.pdf

If you look at Hadoop and other developments in commercial parallel computing I'd say many of them (all the ones that don't involve some special interconnect between the processors) are more closely related to what the 5th gen project had converged on at the end... At that point they had given up on Prolog (as we know it, they did settle on a subset called KL0), Dataflow processors and other things and settled for plain ordinary message passing and "shared nothing".
I wrote a web tool that automatically syncs all my brokerage transactions from multiple brokerages (either using their APIs or web scraping). It also grabs daily closing prices of my stocks and relevant foreign exchange rates from public sources, and then presents me with a bunch of graphs that I find relevant. It does my capital gains tax calculations every year.

It took me probably 6 months of hacking on it in my free time.
Micro managers are everywhere, even in places that may seem culturally incompatible. I’ve yet to work for a business that prioritizes regularly evaluating managers for their management skills. It’s only addressed when shit really hits the fan. Managers are primarily evaluated by their own managers on deliverables. As long as they’re getting results and entire teams aren’t quitting simultaneously there’s no need to question anything. As long as a manager is toxic in ways that don’t break the law or violate major company policies any attempt to address this by a direct report carries the risk of termination or retribution. Does it contradict your company’s cultural values? Rules for thee.

And I wouldn’t assume you’re not one of them. The worst cases I’ve run into aren’t even the psychos that embrace micro management as part of their “management style”. It’s the ones that genuinely believe they aren’t engaging in the behavior. They’re not micro-ing, they’re “helping” their team because they are an awesome manager and their team is almost awesome, they just need to be monitored very carefully and given “suggestions” until they nail it. But they’ll never nail it. Because no one is as smart, experienced or does a task “just so”. They view themselves as a mentor to all. All decisions must be theirs to make. Jira becomes the perfect tool since the team effectively becomes little boxes that accept tickets or stories and return work both performed and delivered as specified.

For any managers reading this that don’t see a problem with this or see some of those behaviors in yourself please understand that you are sacrificing your team’s happiness and motivation at the altar of your own insecurities. No one can grow where they’re not trusted and no one can improve their skills when they’re never given latitude to make meaningful decisions. Your people will make mistakes. They will accomplish things in ways that are different from how you would do them. It might even be objectively worse. That’s ok. That’s how you grow into a strong team with confident members.
Floats have 15-digit accuracy in their normal range
https://xkcd.com/538
I created a program that allows me to control the max charge level of my laptop battery on linux, and persists the change through reboot. Written in rust, and I use it several times per week.

I designed it for my system, but it should work on any linux system with a battery, kernel version 5.4+, and systemd.
You must live in an old city. My public library is as uninspiring as a Costco
You're describing solar thermal energy [1]. Use solar collectors to turn light into heat, then use a heat engine to turn that heat into electricity. This TEG could be used as a heat engine for this task. But again, our heat engines are already capable of this task and don't need such high temperatures. A solar collector array even getting to this TEG's operating temperature might not be feasible.

Photovoltaics just turn solar energy into electricity, and don't need the heat engine. This has made them way cheaper to deploy than solar thermal energy. So unless there's something very important about this new TEG, the solar thermal vs photovoltaic calculus doesn't really change.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_thermal_energy
https://people.apache.org/~jim/NewArchitect/webrevu/1997/04_...

https://www.wired.com/1996/11/es-marimba/
Grandparents Step in After Children Lose Parents to Covid-19
Just have to buy another washing machine.
I wrote this program for doing my vertigo exercises.

ruby -e '5.times {%w(left center right center).each{`say #{_1}`;sleep 30}};`say exercise over`'
I do think its a bit of a popular <insert popular brand name effect>. It gets page views. Kind of like when people complain about Apple/Android. Sure they could improve but they are popular for a reason.

Its my belief that any state that gets to this level of population density will have these issues.
This article reminds me of the interns that stole most of the moon rocks stored by NASA. After their successful heist, they spread them out on a bed and had sex on them.
If I ever see one, I'll let you know. The politics around Richard Stallman seem to be such that no one without an agenda would write such an article to begin with.
>How would a 15 year old in Eastern Europe have the opportunity to perv on women in tech in the US?

I never implied he would've had the opportunity.

I should've elaborated, I meant a 15 year old traveling to eastern European lecture halls to blah blah blah GNU would be better than a 30 yr retired, water bucket showering, absent minded professor-like toe jam muncher.
I’m travelling around the world and writing program to help me categorize hotels / flights, show availability and weather for my trips.
It sucks but the world seems to punish people who are honest (like this guy) and help people who lie (like everyone who did what this guy did and lied about it). In the same vein, police get away with brutal abuse because they know what lies to tell to justify it ("I felt afraid for my life", etc). But the police would not get away with it if they told the truth, ("They showed me disrespect and I knew I wasn't going to get caught so I beat and arrested them on trumped up charges.")
We all have our shortcomings.

Some people don’t intuitively track the state of the video conferencing microphone, especially if they have cognitively involved jobs or lots of distractions. Mine are 1) the inability to resist that little self esteem boost from disdainfully highlighting inanity of other people’s shortcomings, and 2) making snide comments.

They’re both super obnoxious but I’m working on them.
Your wife left because her feelings changed. That's all there is to it. End of story.

Of course, this is completely unsatisfactory to a man. Men torture themselves trying desperately to think of the reason why her feelings changed. Was it that thing I said 2 years ago? Would it have been different if I did a thing on that one morning 6 months ago? Surely if I can figure out why this happened then there will be a solution.

But not everything is a problem that can be fixed.

She left you because she felt like it. You just have to accept it. There is no reason and there's nothing you could have done differently. It sounds callous, but once those feelings are gone, it's no more callous than you not being in love with any of the other women on earth.

Men and women do not feel love in the same way. No woman will ever love you as deeply as you love them. This is the sad reality of being a man. It's getting tough out there, guys.
>Getting rid of it would bring housing costs down.

You answered your own question. Housing costs coming down is a good thing for people who need housing, but it's not really a good thing for people who own valuable homes, and people who own valuable homes tend to have much more political power.
I was taught two things when building a miniature version with the kid in a forest education center:

- after drilling holes, make sure to smooth the edges; insect wings could get stuck or damaged on unnaturally rough edges that the wood drilling bits leave.
- best to place the insect hotel with the openings facing west
It's a challenge to recognize those times that your need to work constantly is what you want to do (excited about a technical challenge, avoiding something at home, on an ambition kick), and your boss wouldn't blink an eye if you took the week off rather than work 80 hours.
No. Pay your dues junior.
but similar sites already exist, and 99% of the time this question can be answered by putting the product X into google with your city name/country name if you're willing to have it shipped.

It could become some niche search engine but I don't see any money at all involved. Nobody is earning commission on half a loaf of bread. There's no money there. There are already store stock tracking websites for many profitable products (like photography equipment) and general search. The half a loaf of bread niche is a guarantee that there's no money in this particular site.
It is interesting that the cryptocurrency in question is not named (simply referred to as "Cryptocurrency-1").

Possibly because there are ongoing investigations about it? If this was bitcoin, they would likely state that.
My wife and I have found what is (I think) a good way to resolve many things like this. When we have a disagreement about something, we stop and ask each other whether this issue is important to each of us. If we both think it's not important, then we just agree not to talk about it anymore. That's the "agree to disagree" case.

If it's important to one of us, then we just do that. I don't have to agree with her that it's important to do it her way. If I don't really care what happens when I'm done with a glass, I do the thing she wants. The hard part of this is letting go of "being right" and just doing the thing that's important to your partner even if you don't think it should be important. But you really can decide to do this.

Only if it's important to both of us do we have to keep arguing about it or figure out a compromise. Those issues are luckily rare.
Lmao he is just a figurehead. Fsf doesn't depends on or needs him
This seems more like a political diatribe than an informative look at cost of living and wages in California.
A better counterexample is that one user could use all features.

But your statement doesn't make sense; there might be millions of features, and trillions of ways to combine them to make 5%.