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Thank you for sharing. Is the compensation even remotely close to what is being advertised? I see pay ranges from $90-$250k, but I have a hunch that even a stable $90k is not achievable working from Europe. I'd love to hear about your experience doing this.
Many reports by Gartner, Forrester, etc are sponsored reports. Companies work with these reviewers to put themselves in a magic quadrant that they define for themselves. I know cause I've been approached to do the same.
Imagine you were born in 1900.

When you're 14, World War I begins and ends when you're 18 with 22 million dead.

Soon after a global pandemic, the Spanish Flu, appears, killing 50 million people. And you're alive and 20 years old.

When you're 29 you survive the global economic crisis that started with the collapse of the New York Stock Exchange, causing inflation, unemployment and famine.

When you're 33 years old the nazis come to power.

When you're 39, World War II begins and ends when you're 45 years old with a 60 million dead. In the Holocaust 6 million Jews die.

When you're 52, the Korean War begins.
When you're 64, the Vietnam War begins and ends when you're 75.

A child born in 1985 thinks his grandparents have no idea how difficult life is, but they have survived several wars and catastrophes.

--Quoted from somewhere
BMW are certain to understand investment strategy better than you.

Probably they are putting seed funding into a bunch of different start-ups, and will invest more as they see further evidence of viability. That is a much more productive activity than carping ignorantly from the sidelines.

Most startups flop for reasons unrelated to their technology underpinnings. E.g., incompetent website implementation.
I don't see what's wrong with doing this as long as it's what you're into. Not everyone needs or wants to get married and have kids in their 30s. Coding can be more fun than talking to people.

That said, it's simply not true that getting to a senior staff-level, or even director-level, position in tech requires busting your ass with 996 and no personal life. It might take a few extra years, or switching jobs a few times, but the higher end of the ladder is one with extremely diminishing returns on your personal time input. In certain positions your value is your ability to pattern match with previous experience, and such experience won't come to you any faster when you sit at the computer for a few more hours.

And if you go past that, into the c-suite, it's full of people who have a lengthy resume/connections and leave work at 4pm to go pick up their kids.
Similar experience here. Had booked a fairly expensive place in the country for my extended family, over a holiday weekend, to celebrate a milestone birthday for my mother. Host cancelled a couple of days out and literally nothing else available anywhere in that region.

After causing a sufficient amount of fuss because of the urgency of it all it eventually got escalated to someone more senior but the result was the same. Best they could do was a refund, no recourse for the host, with the extra salt in the wounds with the parting words of something like "I can provide you no further help today as it's a holiday weekend and I am leaving now and will not return until Tuesday". To this day I still suspect that the host simply got a higher priced offer given it was a popular weekend that had an unseasonably great weather forecast and so they cancelled on us. No effort to find us alternate accomodation. No refund sufficient to cover the costs of doing it ourselves at such late notice. Nothing that came close to addressing the fact multiple families had now wasted their money on plans they couldn't do.

Unfortunately it's not the first time it had happened either. The story has been the same, the only saving grace in the other situations is we'd been able to work out our own Plan B. I'd never use Airbnb again unless I was confident there was a Plan B I could execute on with only an hours notice. That limits its usefulness to out of season and in areas with a multitude of options, or where I am at least ok significantly adjusting my planned location.
Nebula is the only completely self hosted option I think. But I couldn't get NAT traversal to work and it's the main reason I want a system like this.

Tailscale hosts all the auth and coordination stuff and uses SSO.

Zerotier lets you host an auth server, which also handles connections, but when required some already-established connections go through zerotier servers (encrypted).

We use the latter option at work
Why not add cellphone manufacturers? If social media is equivalent of tobacco, the cellphone is the pipe/cigarette/<insert delivery mechanism here>.
I had a lot of convo with that poster in another thread. I would suggest not wasting your time by engaging with him, and I say this as someone who agrees with him in certain respects.
Thanks for the feedback.

What do you not like of the new pricing? The pay-as-you-go approach?

The background to this is, that we got many customers asking for features on the lower tiers and that many of them wanted to have a more linear scaling in their business cases. On the other hand we wanted to make sure, that even from the start you get all security features without paywalling them.

The 25K request roughly translate to 10K user per Month and you will be able to get that without a credit card :-)
That was understood. The point is that the fine is punitive and should be a large portion of their revenue to make it clear that bad behavior is the opposite of profitable and continued bad behavior may lead to bankruptcy.
Haha, its only defeatist if you think there is something wrong with screens :)
I used to live on a flaky EDGE connection and had quite a different experience: I rarely, if ever, got a SPA to load fully. Most of the time, the inital payload was too large to ever get downloaded successfully.
> it definitely will not be "unlivable"

Yeah, we will probably survive for the next 50 years at least. But climate events will be making life a lot harder. Droughts, floods, forest fires and tornados will be wrecking havoc in many places. Even if you don't live in one of those places, you'll be feeling the effects through shortages (as we're currently experiencing a very small taste of in Europe), refugees and political instability.

I don't really disagree with you, but I don't think it's a good idea to be dismissive in any form about the consequences of climate change, as people are built in such a way that we grasp onto such messages as an excuse not to take action. We should be focusing on this.
I have always found MS Windows intolerable, too.
Thank you ;-) we will keep you posted.
Largely agree with your analysis but you are missing one key aspect - disintegration of family and community/social support structure such as church or local youth clubs etc. Whether what you are saying as part of your analysis is the cause of this disintegration or effect I don’t know. As a society if anything we can do to better mental health, it is strengthening family and social circle and community support system.

One might argue that social media makes that easier. After all it is far easier to connect with your loved ones in a matter of a click now but here is the key. I don’t think virtual engagements can ever compare to or replace the activation of neural pathways that happens from physical presence.
Fasting isn’t going to get you “in shape”, you need some sort of exercise for that.
> Nevertheless, our users lost their jobs and were stripped of their licenses

Why? Maybe I'm assuming good intentions, but a) did they know they were seeing records they shouldn't be; b) did they report that? Even with yes and no, firing for that seems a little too much.
Hah, the android anomaly was fun, despite probably being benign :D The Microsoft UA thing wasn’t actually news to me, they’ve always had crazy hacks like that.
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I enjoyed reading your experience. I have a more traditional college degree -> interview -> job1 -> interview -> job2 -> interview -> job3 -> interview -> job4 experience.

Almost all my changes were because either because of change in management or job getting boring. But networking and knowing people played a huge part in ever move.
I seem to remember BRender being one of the highest-performance software renderers of the day. I used to talk to Jez on Usenet and he offered me an interview at Argonaut (I was 16 I think) after I showed him my hand-coded x86 renderer. I don't think I was doing any real mode by that time, though. I can't even remember what effect running in real mode would have outside of the memory limitations? You can still access the full 32bit registers, right? (been 25 years since I coded x86).
Scientists find ‘radioactive’ exoplanets could be more habitable for life
I think a lot of the problem is that folks who are actually in the situation do end up dealing with it better because they mostly don't have time to think about it.

The folks we're talking about are mostly on the precipice of something terrible happening, but they're still mostly secure enough to not be directly affected, but they definitely feel like it's coming right for em.

Maybe you would have felt the same if you were just a few years younger at the time? i dunno.
yep, from little feat: https://youtu.be/PE5Ve0y0m1Y
I think the article's argument of "...at a specific moment between 1688 and 1690" might be prior art.
for your "personal blog" git pull can be used as deployment - don't forget to exclude the access to the .git directory in .htaccess ...

but for "serious" applications / deployment-routines this is never an option ... you have to use some kind of deployment & configuration mechanism.
Ask HN: Matrix Clients/Servers (Paid or Not), What's Currently the Best -IYO?
I'm aware of some good resources where all (or most) of them are listed, but, just curious to hear folks thoughts on what they've found to be the best for their use-case(s), & why etc!?
I have been using gh-ost with RDS for years no with no issues. What problems did you have?
99% of the time yes, but there are certain companies that have been Magic Quadrant leaders despite having a steadfast rule against chatting with analysts due to their lack of understanding (which is a fair critique). A leader in the SSE segment is one of these companies for example.
And would you get properly paid for doing so? Currently teachers of this kind are one of the seriously underpaid professions for how hard and how much education and practice this job requires.

This approach also does not work for quite a chunk of people with physical or mental issues.
And for social exclusion - if your kid gets D's because they never got to lessons, isn't that better solved otherwise?
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ReadyReturn did eventually make it through the legislature, so you sarcasm doesn't fit the situation.
Same thoughts as you. Anything I run also takes care of backing itself up using tarsnap or borg to rsync.net (depending on when I originally setup that particular application)

Some things you can just copy the files on a regular schedule (with tarsnapper or borgmatic), others you also have to stop the DB and take a dump of it before restarting it. And everything I can set up again with a collection of custom ansible playbooks and roles.

But yes I wouldn’t self host without a reliable backup strategy and auto updates (with unattended-upgrades).
This is already a much bigger problem than this leak. Selective enforcement of drug laws is rife in the us. Are you also concerned about that?
I'd love to try headscale, but a bit of research shows that the tailscale macOS client requires a CLI param to connect to a custom server, registry keys for Windows, Android client requires custom compile, and there's no iOS client at all.

Unfortunately if I need to bring anyone into my mesh network who is non technical, this is now a non starter.
> UHC has no inventive to make it easy to submit a claim

Interestingly, though, they do have an incentive to make it hard to submit a claim!
Is a 24 hour fast the same as one specific meal a day? Like you have breakfasts on the days you're fasting?
I think you're probably just projecting your own anxieties onto teens. It's been a while since I've been in touch with my teenage side, but what I remember people being stressed about was school work, family issues, bad dating experiences, bullying and all around bad social experiences, etc. The people who actually paid attention to politics were usually smart and well-adjusted.

As a side note, your list seems highly exaggerated. I understand climate change is serious, but where is anyone saying it will be unlivable within decades?
I'm really not sure if it's a joke product.
Thank, we hear you! Currently we are discussing two things for this subject.

1) We think providing an embedded DB of some kind for easy to use cases with ZITADEL might be favourable to some of you (think Sqlite or an embedded CockroachDB )
2) To allow plain Postgresql besides CockroachDB should be an easy thing to do since we already make use of PG wire protocol. We plan to address this in a 2.X release

What do you think of this? Or what DB would on your Wishlist?
Yes! Last year when I was pulling all the Ivy from my yard we demolished the back fence and the neighborhood kids were always in our backyard. The sound of the trampoline springs was like alarm. "Come out and play!"

Perhaps one differences is my kids don't have phones at all. No social media. My kids screens are tools for creativity and interactivity. PC's. There is not much zombie face.

Update: Oh also, its very social. After the home schooling in the lockdown, the kids have all their school friends in discord and google chat. There is lots of chatting and laughing and the occasional augment. (which is all part of learning)
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A child born in the 80s is lucky to still have living parents today, and if they have living grandparents they were probably reluctant to speak to the child during the years both could understand the conversation.

Also I don't think those dates quite line up. A better estimate is the range of 20 to 33 (ish) years for most families (I personally would like to hope some start later but kind of doubt this offhand...)

Between 1900 and 2020 that's anywhere from 6 to about 3 different generations, with different windows of experience overlap.
The issue here is, that good sounding high minded principle you describe in first paragraph fairly often amounts to enabling. It also puts great emphasis to understanding aggressor and literally none to understanding victim ... which turns into victim blaming and petty scrutiny of victim fairly often.

And I don't even have super big issues in mind. It happens in fairly normal abusive/low level corruption situations the most.
>creating a new server-side rendering framework so that they can improve credit card input rendering speed - possibly equally useless

at the scale of Google I'm not sure I would consider that useless. But it would definitely feel useless.
For the past few years they've been getting into longer term rentals. Imagine as a landlord you could just hire AirBnb to manage your rental house, and they could handle making it short or long term based on demand, managing the whole thing, doing leases and buying furniture as necessary, etc.

Basically if you own a property you say "Hey AirBnb, use this to make money and give me some of it".

That is a huge addressable market, and one that is adjacent to their existing market and only getting bigger.
Curious: I found grocy very impractical to use day to day. So you manually enter each item you stock in your pantry and manually decrease it by the gram after cooking/baking?
Few years back my doctor was concerned about my blood pressure and recommended I lose weight. I asked how and he after the expected recommendations about eating healthier and exercising he added, "but whatever you do, don't fast." I asked why and he said it doesn't really work better long-term but increases the risk of other health problems especially gall-stones. A year later I weighed 10% less and my blood pressure was normal again. I ate less salt, fat, and sugar plus took-up soccer again. Years later I'm still not chonky again.
Will do ;-)
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As far as I can think, there are two possibilities:

- They are getting into the rental market, basically longer term rentals with short-term leases or something like that.

- They are getting into property management under their own brand, where they will manage Airbnb branded properties (small Hotels and homes). Something similar to what Oyo rooms (https://www.oyorooms.com/us/) does.
It cannot fire a guy or it'd have to quit business altogether as others would not be able to keep up.
We've seen this problem in multiple cases - most often companies do not have sufficient spare workers to handle even a health issue, much less someone quitting.

You're not evaluating it based on consequences but what you think would be potential consequences.

Instead, run an experiment and see what actually happens. Actually don't, since we already have data that what you describe is not happening.
> We’ve all seen enough movies to know this is how it starts … but of course it could be useful in rescue or combat circumstances as well.

Uhhh the latter is exactly what we're worried about
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The converse appears to be true (lipolysis increases with hydration).

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14681716/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4901052/

Breakdown products of fat are something like 16% water, but you also need enough water for hydrolysis of triglycerides to get lipolysis going.
We used openvpn for years and it felt like every client had an obscure reason it wouldn't work, and we'd have to find a workaround.

Installed zerotier and it couldn't be simpler now.
Once I realized it was in my pocket, it wouldn’t have been accidental theft. Not returning to pay for it would be deliberate theft. Geez.
How do you handle partition management? I've got all the mount points set up in my configs but the initial creation of partitions was still a manual process that I'd need to go back to my notes for if I ever have to redeploy things.
Was going to post something like this. Agreed. They have 0 perspective.
> From what I can find, right now there are only four (yes, four!) 4k 120+ Hz displays on the market

My eve spectrum does 4k @ 144hz.
> I don't understand how you could think any of this.

If life, community, industry, love, and community were a zero-sum game, a do-nothing loner would be at parity with a dynamic entrepreneur who has a family and a network of colleagues essential to achieving their shared goals.

Particularly in these times of politically weaponized philosophy, it is important to teach children values that are not nihilistic trash.

Exceedingly difficult goals are the most worthy because they require growth. That is to say, expect the world to be grossly unfair, and build strength, friendships, industry, community so that you can construct and defend the fairness you desire. There are an endless number of zero-sum thieves out there who never learned to thrive except by taking from their betters, and you win against them by being better.
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About the trusted taxi driver, you would be surprised.

Many years ago, in the days before Uber and Lyft, I lived in an apartment complex in Campbell, CA. There was a nice Ethiopian family a couple of units over from me. I would often smell the delicious food they were cooking, and they probably smelled the coffee I would roast in my Gene Cafe. I mostly roasted dry process Ethiopian coffees (and still do).

When I had a minor medical procedure scheduled that would require light sedation, I thought to myself, "I need a way to get there and back." I was going to call a regular taxi, and then I realized I'd been seeing this Green Cab parked in our lot a couple of spots over from mine.

I had a feeling it might be one of my neighbors, because I'd often seen Ethiopians driving Green Cabs.

So I left a note under the windshield wiper: "Hi neighbor! I see you drive a cab. Would you happen to be available on such-and-such a date and time to drive me over to San Jose and then back a couple of hours later?

He called, we made arrangements, and we sure had a lot to talk about between Ethiopian coffee and food and life in general.

You never know what kind of connection you may make with someone who is "just a taxi driver."
I have favorited just a handful of things on this site. TFA and another one on the same blog about internal combustion engines. Prepare to be wowed.

https://ciechanow.ski/internal-combustion-engine/
Isn't misoprostol horse medicine?
for some it is their first, for others it is their only
Good service levels will be a real USP, I expect. In the Netherlands where physical banks are a dying breed (especially those that deal with money. Aforementioned ABN Amro doesn't let you change a 100 Euro bill into 2 fifty bills, for instance). Especially the elderly are lost in the digital world and need guidance. For my parents for instance, every website is like a completely different app they need to learn how to use and with layouts changing all the time this is an enormous struggle to them.

I hate the fact that physical banks (and cash) are disappearing. I don't have complicated needs as to the digital services I consume, same as many other people. Then online banks become indistinguishable from the next, and it is ability to contact real people that sets them apart.
DOOM was a game about breaking the rules of the system, and considering even religion to be a system.

Religion, southern politics, John Carmack, coding, a perverse need for beer supplies and a politically maligned target means that I would be attempting to incite a flame war! In fact, merely by saying that I could tell a story which is controversial, humorous, and also part of the local legend is Inciting others to intense emotional reactions already. It also might offend the money here as it has stealing in it. Which is likely against the guidelines.

I cannot use the words I want to use because I would be censored or banned for them and I will include this rider to remind people this website actively policies TONE, CONTENT, and CONVERSATION. They may ban me for using this rider, or censor me for it. Do not forget you are not free.
This isn't a very nice comment (from my reading anyway).

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.

> Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.