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Not really, if what you're looking for is newer or less popular videos on a particular topic because you've already watched the most popular ones.
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I do too, but statistically we are "nobody".
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Why not just use the subscriptions tab and ignore the home page?
Over 10 people worked on the solution for utility meter readings in the Netherlands. All PhP, MYSQL and jQuery. Over 80% of the utility companies were served through this platform.
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Maybe near-zero but not zero. They said that they watch content from 10 (out of the 100) creators they are subscribed to.

I'm in a similar position. I'm subscribed to 78 channels but typically will only watch content from a fraction of these due to preferences on quality and time (some creators have good content but end up putting up an hour video, which I am less likely to view).
Yeah but to be fair the internet has been like this for awhile now. TikTok just takes what the internet offers and gives you a respective hit of dopamine or adrenaline to persuade you to swipe more.
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I don't think anyone's arguing that the new ways are better. However, it's not clear that we're going in the right direction and instead we're stuck in a local maximum. Maybe if we took a step back and had mapping provided as an open source service with offline maps then we wouldn't have the current problems with Google Maps (real-time traffic data can be queried anonymously). Or maybe if we designed streets that were easier to navigate we wouldn't need maps in the first place.
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Or how people with body image issues feel about instagram? Or how people with social injustice fixations feel about facebook?
Or how people with porn addictions feel about pornhub?

These platforms are clearly utilizing super-normal stimuli to overwhelm our brains and elicit addiction-like behavior. Is that legal? Yes. Is that moral? Hell no.
If you're serious about draining the swamp, start by prosecuting the Democratic and Republican parties under the RICO statutes.
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For some reason everyone is just ignoring the huge profit margins of corporations while this whole "inflation" thing is happening. There's no reason for corporations to be profiting like this at the expense of the populace
App stores are rent-seeking middle men. They provide no value over a simple Google search. In fact they seem deliberately worse, given that you almost always get the correct results at the top. Ironic that this applies to Google's Android app store as well. Their only purpose is to extract cash and control what you run on your own devices without providing value.
Yes, that was OP's point.
It's not a monopoly, they're getting slammed by TikTok
I'm curious if using three.js + WASM acceleration might help with this
I've long suspected many large production recommendation algorithms suffer from a positive feedback loop problem. In the example you point out, there probably is some real behavioral bias to focus attention on highly expressive faces. Then the algorithm picks up on this small bias and amplifies it, where the entire front page turns into young people with shocked faces.
Agree 100%.

But you need both. You need someone saying "we're going in this direction", then people down the chains making decisions how best to get there.

I've worked at places that had no leadership from the top and it was incredibly frustrating. 10 different teams pulling in 10 different directions usually means no progress at all.
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Specifically it could be exposed through the GitHub REST API without impacting the commit itself.
I can't relate. I primarily watch videos from my subscription page, but my homepage is full of videos similar to or related to the other videos I watch. There isn't a single video on my homepage that made me think "why would I get that recommended to me?", it's all at least potentially interesting.

And I agree shorts suck, but IMO that's because they suck as a format; the content of the shorts that are recommended to me are at least relevant.
I like Inkle's Ink https://www.inklestudios.com/ink/, which can compile to Javascript (though Inkle uses it with Unity and do quite graphics-heavy games, albeit text-driven).
Leads to a new meaning for “I lost my marbles”.
All right, you got me. I've eschewed PHP for almost 20 years. And I don't use jQuery in new code either, though I do sometimes use plain, framework-less JavaScript, which in modern browsers provides a lot of the functionality of jQuery but with no runtime overhead. I wouldn't disqualify a candidate for being primarily experienced with jQuery, and I'd be curious to see their modern PHP.
while many struggles with the mental gymnastic, for me it has always been clear-cut. Government might be bad, and if they did bad, can we criticize it?

Did any harm come to Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Adam Driver for portraying real life events depicting US government in lesser light?

Can the same be said to Fan Bing Bing if she is to portray Li Wenliang in a movie? Or Viktor Bychkov playing Navalny in some sort of biopic produced by Russian production house?
It's not only about fossil fuels. It's about all the resources that we use more of than is regenerated each year. I think both the US and Europe use too much.
it seems most useful for those who want to add simple Websocket support to the existing Django codebase and use the ORM without too much pain
They definitely would not run out of gas. They have more than enough production capacity that they purposely are not using so they can restrict supply artificially and raise prices. They state this blatantly in earnings calls.
Just dont use the active record.
And how much should those third-party clients have to pay for access? Who sets the price?
It’s worth noting that the quoted article was published on April 1 [1]. While the PineBuds were confirmed in the following community update [2], the PinePod plans are only mentioned in the description of the development board as a “platform for earbuds and a digital audio player”. It seems to me that the plans for a future DAP are still quite nebulous and I wouldn’t give that much weight to the wording used in the April Fools’ announcement.

[1]: https://www.pine64.org/2022/04/01/introducing-the-pinebuds-a...
[2]: https://www.pine64.org/2022/04/15/april-update-no-more-unico...
I remember watching a beautiful talk from some pycon whose details I can’t remember about using django as if it was a micro-framework.

It basically boils down to rejecting the folder structure that django-admin sets up for you, importing stuff yourself and doing some basic initialisation/configuration.

Once you do that, django kinda somehow behaves like a micro-framework, with the significant difference that you can import and use the advanced features if you want/need to.
chess.com satisifices. Have had several times where I thought "Even I could make a better platform than this" (for instance: their PGNs always used to show today's date in the game metadata instead of the date the game was played and it took four emails over a week to make support understand why this was wrong).

When I open the app and look for a 10/0 match though, I always find one right away, and this + cursory game reviews covers ~100% of my use case, so shrug.
To which most developers say, oh well, because they'll never encounter them.
Ask HN: Is there a Gmail DNS resolver outage happening?
I got pinged on WhatsApp, that they can't send me emails - this is to my own server that has been happily ticking for quite a while. Tested sending from outlook and gmail - outlook worked, gmail failed with:

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Anyone seen this before or experiencing it currently?
I'm a PHP dev, I didn't take part in StackOverflow survey and ~15 senior PHP devs that I know personally didn't take part either. Judging on such a small sample, I'd be guessing that it's safe to assume that survey is missing crucial data from people who do get paid well.

I'm 22 years in the business, 16 years working at the same place. At this point, there's various bonuses next to salary. After so many years, it's the domain knowledge and ability to figure problems out what gets me paid.

I don't have to work with the tool that someone tells me to use, I'm free to choose language/stack that I think is appropriate to solve the problem (deliver the project that's maintainable/useful for the customer).

I also don't take part in any surveys which makes the accuracy of the data questionable. There's plenty of people like me, what I learned is that a lot of senior/capable devs don't use social networks or sites like SO.

Approach the results of the survey very careful, false data is dangerous.
For a side project, you need to decide if you are trying to stretch your skillset on a fun project, or deliver software as quickly as possible to see if there's money to be made.

Either choice is fine, but pick one. Choose whether you want to learn or earn.

In this case, if you want to learn, pick elixir/graphql. From what you've said, that'll be quite the learning experience.

If, on the other hand, you want to earn (or at least get something shipped as soon as possible so you can test the market), pick the Wt option.
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Audit the corporations and billionaires first. That's where the money is.
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> even though modern PHP is well-suited for most SaaS/web-products

Maybe, but is it pleasant to use?

My memories of PHP are not fond at all, it is a really miserable language to write. Maybe it has the features it needs but is it actually nice to use?

Same with JQuery. There's a lot of rose colored glasses these days for JQuery, imo. It is not fun to write.

Also the complexity lift to use React versus using JQuery is minor compared to the complexity lift distributed K8s microservices have over an NGinx server with a custom bash script.

The extra complexity of the scalable microservices architecture might be sufficient to actually sink your startup. The extra complexity of using React over JQuery costs... Essentially nothing.

Edit: I guess what I'm really saying is that choosing a different backend technology or frontend framework isn't remotely the same as choosing to build a scalable distributed microservice architecture over a static bare metal server.

Choosing a technology is a choice based on what you want to work with and what you think you can hire other people to work with.

Choosing K8s terraform distributed microservices for scalability early on is the most premature optimization you can possibly make. Get a customer before thinking about scaling.
> southern bell

Fwiw it’s “belle” (as in the french for beautiful). I don’t think the south was highly famed for its bell manufacturers.
You don't use async for CPU. Python async is actually asyncio, so I/O and network such as calling external API, etc.. It'll make integration much easier to reason about.
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This is a very common trope, someone who hasn't touched PHP in decades who still thinks they know anything about the language and ecosystem now.
You mean SMS messages?
> Obviously that’s over now.

Not even close.
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Correct. Even the worlds richest man can't buy an internet company without going into debt (or crashing the stock which their "richness" is derived from)

In the U.S at least, holding cash is considered the worst thing to do if you have wealth. Which then leads people to use debt
It's just a video app, exercise some self-discipline and self-accountability and uninstall the app.
Simply show us X then. Nobody cares who wrote it.
Dont forget the simplicity to setup a local platform, no kubernets, no docker, just run xampp and youre ready to go.
"Maybe it's too obvious to mention but I would have assumed many to find that objectionable these days."

I was going to say, the Jetsons doesn't seem predictive at all given how little diversity the show has, the rampant stereotyping (generally rampant in comedy), and how little the concepts/rituals of daily life were different from life at that time.
Recipes are particularly hopeless. There's a highly formulaic style of recipe video that caught on a year or two ago. Videos built on this formula usually have a title like "I have never eaten such delicious $X", usually with a thumbnail of a liquid being poured over some food, and frequently describe nonsensical or terrible recipes. These videos are useless for actual cooking advice, but somehow get a ton of engagement anyway -- I often get them as recommendations despite not even being interested in cooking videos.
Having worked in the climate sector myself for some years, there's quite a few openings. Fundamentally I don't think climate change is something that is software-solvable, but software can play a supporting part.

Currently I work at Climatiq making carbon estimation API's (we're hiring!), but previously I worked with wind turbines for several years, which are massive beasts and generate crazy amount of data, requiring large teams of software developers to efficiently manage. Perhaps solar management is similar.
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I would never try to do online banking on my phone if possible.

The banks have however decided that issuing separate security dongles is too costly, so instead they forced us all to install an app that acts as a security token.
So I cannot do online banking without the mobile app.
I've never had anything against chess.com, and I used to be a premium member but have since moved to lichess.

I think that the chess world could do with more money so I have nothing against a site providing a revenue stream, even if their actual aim is to profit themselves.

It would be disappointing if chess.com are engaged in clandestine anti-lichess behaviour. There might already be some information out there that I'm not aware of.

Hikaru is the biggest name in chess streaming. If he's signed an exclusivity contract with chess.com that would be unfortunate, but whatever it's just one person. If chess.com have started to to add exclusivity into all of their streamer contracts then that would be much more unfortunate. It's seems likely that they do have other exclusivity contracts, perhaps Gotham or the Botez sisters. Although you could argue that "they have the right", by a similar vein we have the right to hold it against them.

> It works the other way too: Wen did you last see Magnus play on Chess.com?

Actually, I don't get your point here. Ideally players would be free to make their own decisions on an ongoing basis, which is what we assume Magnus is doing.
> More importantly, though, they could use this NN on systems that have not yet successfully been modeled, perhaps complex dynamical systems, to discover good parameters and conserved quantities.

That would only make sense to try if the model could do this for systems we already understand. By the sound of the article, it can't even do that. Despite many efforts the researchers couldn't even understand the second pair of parameters. That doesn't correspond to my understanding of "good parameters".
I think the point is that you can do both. Sometimes being able to yeet a PHP file to some PHP/wordpress hoster and get a project done in an afternoon is exactly what is needed, because even spending 2 or 3 days to set up a proper CI and deployment environment would be too much friction.

There is a whole range of projects like that out in the wild, once you leave the realms of startups and big tech.

It's about as easy to do "proper" deployment using bundles / containers / CICD / kubernetes / gitops with PHP as with any other stack. It's also possible to click a wordpress domain for $10/month and upload 2 php files and start making revenue.

For a small business that is starting up, choosing between $10k of freelance work to get a nice github actions workflow on GKE + a monthly retainer of $2k for "maintenance" vs a one time $1k of freelance work to get a wordpress where you can configure the plugins and theme yourself is a no brainer. Many of those small business then grow much larger and reach a point where in hindsight you can say "should have gone with docker containers". But the original decision was not just perfectly valid, but probably the only reasonable one.
Exactly, it's "likely" but we won't know for sure under NBER makes the call.

Of course that will likely be in hindsight, and well past the next election, but hey, you can't rush these things.

I'm eager awaiting the next Tweet that include #trust_the_economists
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> U.S. Space Force leadership says the approach will prioritize the general wellness of service members beyond just one physical assessment each year. The annual tests have spurred eating disorder symptoms and other unhealthy behaviors in some military members.

It seems like one of the driving reasons for the change is a concern about people gaming the annual test. Couldn't fitness trackers also be gamed? For example, someone could put a pedometer into a motorized cradle to fake walking/running.
> I'm subscribed to 78 channels but typically will only watch content from a fraction of these

Statement indistinguishable from classic cable TV user.
They are going to move it downriver and attach the masts somewhere else.
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