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Location: Tokyo, Japan

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Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Node.js, React.js, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL

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Working at a Japanese multinational corporation. Previously led a team in a US based company. Looking for any full-stack role.

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What are some examples of sites which don't appear to be indexed?
It was pretty authoritarian over the course of the last two years!
Hey, this is a situation I'm quite familiar with, both as the PR receiver, and observing PR interactions on other popular github repositories.

How you deal with it is very much down to how you want to engage, and your energy levels too. It can be anxiety inducing too because many of us want to avoid confrontation, and saying 'no' can be confrontational, but you need to remember that the other person is not in the same mindset as you.

Options.

You are perfectly entitled to completely ignore the request. Don't comment any more, just stay silent for ages and ages. The issue can languish for years. If you want you can close it off after a long time. Even then you can close it without comment, or say you don't plan on implementing anything here. You may not like this option as it feels like you're running away, but I'll also say that it's something that happens across many repos for many years, both intentionally and unintentionally.

You can nip the issue (haha... get it?) in the bud. Be straightforward and say that you are not planning on implementing, maintaining and supporting that feature. Your time and energy are limited, and you don't feel it's a feature that you want added to your codebase. Close the issue with the comment. The reaction may be varied but it is important that you stick to this statement and not entertain further commenting, because each new line can sometimes be an 'in' to argue more.

You can take the most pacifist route which is to keep explaining, and refuting, that you don't want to implement the feature. Most people are quite receptive to it and will actually understand, but it's also possible you've encountered someone who is not able to understand your intention. This can be mentally draining as you're speaking to someone of a different mindset, who views you in a certain way, and nothing can convince you otherwise.

But at no point is there any need to insult anyone. Keep in mind it's your codebase, and you will be maintaining the feature going forward. If you do not respect your time, nobody will. Please respect your time OP.
EU: Best I can do is a tax exemption

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27775620
Launching the MakerNews Email List
https://web.archive.org/web/0/https://webcache.googleusercon...
This wood tubes do not use metal or nails, are made from just one piece of wood. When I was a child we had a big ree, one day my grandffather brought a family of wood workers , they cut the tree and madfe a ton of wood stuff from it, including big and small "tubes" , the small ones are used for backing or as containers, big and small spoons, other wood stuff I don't remember. But it was all curved, no nails or glue. This is possible because this tree is very soft and easy to work with, so you will not find 2000 years old wood tools in an ancient city or village ruins but you will find them in a few hundred years old homes in museums.

I was attempting to show that you should not demand archaeologists to find you bathrooms so you are convinced people were bathing. Peasant homes do not have a room dedicated for bath, and the bath tubes are wooden tools not stone or metal so you could find them if you know how to google but I can't tell you the english name for this.
Actually the reason why hispanic migrants vote republican (=against immigration) are purely economical, not ideological.

Newly arrived immigrants compete on the same job market for the same jobs, that these (now legal) older immigrants occupy: service jobs, hospitality, food, etc. any new immigrants puts downward pressure on wages and reduces overall pie.

I would say this is pure capitalist ideology at play here
There's already enough connected to the phone that it is terrifying what would happen if I were to lose it. Especially when travelling, but also when just working and commuting.
> 99.999% of the trillions of individuals that exist are not talented or interesting enough to produce any artistic works or scientific research

This sadly sounds like the modern world.
Generally, a microdose is supposed to be below threshold. In other words, imperceptible. A low dose can be above threshold. This study seems to be testing something most microdose adherents would refer to as a low dose.
I have a feeling the hedonic treadmill is to blame.
> but without evidence to support enhanced well-being, creativity and cognitive function. We conclude that expectation underlies at least some of the anecdotal benefits attributed to microdosing with psilocybin mushrooms.

Well, clearly far-fetched from original research goals, and from what it means to creativity in particular.

In my experience, creative periods require a sustained abstainment of other info sources combined with a self-stimulating force and (sometimes) a controlled use of mind-altering substances (from coffee to full-dose mushrooms). So asking for creativity improvements on a small-sample, scope-constrained study is way too far-fetched from that.
If you go to an orchestral concert to listen to the best musicians, this is a terrible idea. I don't think it is even legal in the US to pick based on race and gender
A while back, I got a raspberry pi CM4 and carrier board with the thought that I would make it into a wireless AP for my house. I was expecting to find a lot of similar projects or some community around rolling one's own modern, reasonably performant wireless router, but to my surprise I've really not found much.

The guide that the author links seems fine, but it seems to me as though random SBCs should really blow off-the-shelf wireless routers out of the water.
> but only for participants who correctly identified their experimental condition.

So the creatures who can take flight in a light breeze are the ones who can sense the breeze. That sounds about right.
Are you saying that eating the right amount of something is good and eating the wrong amount is bad?
Apart from reading, and trying to understand the architecture, these are some things you can do:

1. Fix a couple of bugs

2. Add a small feature

3. Refactor a small piece of it

Always start with few small things and keep increasing the complexity of the things you do. Working on a codebase is the best way to understand it.
Learn the main scenarios of the product and try to walk through them with a debugger.

Also try to read tests, because they can show a lot about how the components are used and their properties.
Full DNS propagation used to easily take up to two days back in the day. It might be that.
I'll check this repo, thx. It all started as an experiment with Playwright. And I also wanted to try whether I can build a full app, not just some simple scripts.
Microdose = sub-perceptual dose

Threshold dose = dose at which effects can barely be perceived

Low dose = dose at which effects become definitely perceptible

The people in this study were taking something between a threshold dose and a low dose, given some interpersonal variability.
personally i have found that pocket is like a black hole for articles. ive saved so many over the years but only end up reading .01% of them
> Idk what the effect of taking blockers for 3 years and then realizing its a mistake would be. Do you experience puberty for the same duration, to the same extent? If youre male, are you going to be shorter for instance?

There's no negative effects, as long as you only delay it for a few years (e.g. 10-13) and not too long (you should have entered some puberty around 16, or things get complicated).

As soon as you'll stop, your natural puberty starts, with the same duration and effects it'd have normally.

Puberty blockers are actually an off-label use when used for trans people. Puberty blockers are originally used for cis kids who enter puberty too early, and this use is far far more common than the use for trans kids.

So if they're safe to use on cis kids to delay transition, they're definitely safe for the trans usage as well.
Find a bushman that lives a bushman life but has access to modern medicine facilities first, then we can ask that question.

Because this is exactly how bad dietary research is done. Comparing a bushman with a westerner and drawing conclusions that one diet is healthier than another.
This argument is disingenuous: not only your direct ancestors contributed to your existence. You are also dependent on all of the aunties and uncles, and other members of the community around your direct line that contributed to their survival.
Recently, I started carrying two phones. You can lose the phone or you can break it.

An iPad/tablet should do the job though.
This should work, right? Just a bit more unnecessary text.

SELECT year, sales, income FROM
(
SELECT year, COUNT(*) sales, SUM(price) income FROM sales
) AS innerquery
WHERE sales > 10 AND income < 1000;
Hmm, that makes it sound like if I search:

> lyrics "walk down the aisle at the store"

it'll do an inexact phrase search, and if I do:

> lyrics walk down the "aisle" at the "store"

it'll do a normal search but with exact-match for aisle and store.

But in this example, that doesn't appear to be the case - looks like the first example is exact match phrase search?
Could you recommend some of the mentioned translations?
There is no "academia" conspiracy. Academia is made of people. Most of those people just go about doing their work, like everyone else in every other job. A few commit fraud, and a few conspire with others with others to commit fraud---just like every other job.
Systems performance from Brendan Gregg. Thank me later.
> did nothing but make tunes

You mean you did nothing but create tracks of insufficient fidelity burdened with copyright issues. Mostly, I have to agree with you, but oranges are not apples, and what you've created can't be shopped or sold, and even if it could, the poor fidelity of the source tracks (whatever Stem player produces for you to use) would prevent market interest in all but lofi consumers within whatever genre it classifies as, if they exist. But you entertained yourself, and that is really all that is necessary to validate the product.
Olga Tokarczuk – Nobel Lecture – Literature Prize 2018
This is a common fallacy perpetuated by people who have only experienced the alcohol drug.

Microdoses of psychedelics are not impairing. On the contrary, they can improve performance, especially in abstract problem solving.
It's too easy to track where you've been walking inside a shopping mall, and if you're the only person in the elevator, it can trace that you were previously looking at {laptops,refrigerators,lingerie} and play an ad to promote the product to get you to seal the deal... "Today at the lingerie department we have a 20% discount!"
It is not like I’m hitting their heads, but it is mostly our arms get caught up like a windmill or backstroke. Stage dives are brutal too but that’s just the hardcore scene.
We really need to adopt an 'unsafe-until-proven-otherwise' mindset for materials, similar to how we view drugs. If you read up on the history of leaded fuel and other products, it defies belief.
Well, laugardagr is the etymology, isn't it?

The modern shapes of this weekday name are still used in the scandinavian languages, and Icelandic, Finnish and Estonian.
They just need to accept both. I can print off a digital plane ticket and keep one on my phone, if I lose one I always have the other. If I lose my physical passport though, I'm completely stuck. If I can have a physical and digital one though, there is at least some redundancy built in.
The paper on which this article is based: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.2c02765
Once again: can you point me at the new ideas here?
It’s not the home layout so much as the habits that data uncovers. Access to peoples homes is the holy grail and especially so in amazons case. Whereas the Alexa gives Amazon audio from inside, and ring gives them video and audio from outside, this would take things a step further.
You have the obvious data like in and outs, bedtimes, house schedules (kitchen to living room, living room to bedroom, bedroom to bathroom trips) but it can also get more granular and even more so with LiDAR and image recognition. Imagine a vacuum that knows which brand of shoe you wear and size of feet you are, which can then identify if a new pair shoes up on its next scan (same size? Oh this person bought a new pair of shoes. Different size? Oh this person is potentially in a relationship now.)

These are all key data points which Amazon drools over.
once upon a time SEARS sold kit homes, homes that are still standing today in very good shape[0]

[0]https://www.mansionglobal.com/articles/the-million-dollar-vi...
I scan everything that is closely or remotely related to the code base: the code, commit logs, diagrams, bug reports, change requests, user manuals, tests, technical logs, databases, other storage, cloud infra, ...

Usually at least one of them stands out, so I at least read this through (usually diagonally).

I might also pick different things based on my goals.

Once I think I have a grasp of the high level aspects, I start pairing or validate with tiny feedback loops.

Update: I also create my own (naive) helicopter view diagram of the context and validate it with people on different levels.
> You need to connect discord to make it happen

Can you add a telegram option?
Been doing it for some months on & off, this shit is legit. Altough 0,5g has me tripping so I rarely dose above 100 milligrams.

Get up early, do a workout, take cold shower, meditate and then pop a microdose shrooms, feels great. Microdosing is like steroids for meditation.

Especially helpful for the programmer logic types of people like me, gets you out of your head for some time and helps you connect with your emotions and body.
Thank you Daun for your honest feedack on your experience with Squad. So glad that you were able to make so much daily progress on your reading and feel great about it! It’s been a pleasure having you in the last group :)
Say "no", block said user. If he needs the software to do things that it currently doesn't he can either fork the project or use something else altogether.
Just reply something like "This feature does not interest me, but patches are welcome!" and leave it at that.

This does not mean you actually will merge any PR for said future, should they ever materialize.
I know how to interact with discord, however I read the FAQ channel and it didn't answer the question "where do I type a prompt" or "how do I make it generate an image", so also closed tab
I assume that the point was that NSA is against using hybrid algorithms like the one used by OpenSSH, which combine a traditional algorithm with a post-quantum algorithm, arguing that using both algorithms is an unnecessary complication.

The position of D. J. Bernstein and also of the OpenSSH team is that the prudent approach is to use only hybrid algorithms until enough experience is gained with the post-quantum algorithms, to be reasonably certain that they are secure against the possible attacks.

If they obtain the documents requested through FOIA, it is expected that they will support the opinion that the NSA recommendations should be ignored, because they have a very long history in making attempts to convince the public that certain cryptographic algorithms are secure enough, even when they were aware of weaknesses in those algorithms that they could exploit, so it was in their interest that everybody else should use them, to facilitate the NSA's tasks.

As explained at the linked Web page, in the past NSA has forced the standardization of algorithms that had too short keys, i.e. DES and DSA, and has made partially-successful attempts to standardize back-doored algorithms like Clipper and their infamous random bit generator.

Similarly now, they want to enforce the use of only the post-quantum winning algorithm, without the additional protection of combining it with a traditional algorithm.
I found Katherine’s Ashenburg „Dirt on clean” book a nice read on how perception hygiene evolved over ages. It definitely reads as popscience, but for uninitiated ignorants like myself it was pretty sufficient.
I see the author cites one of her other books in [6] as well.
> But isn't translating from English (or some other natural language) is what a programmer does when constructing a regular expression or a cron job?

No, I wouldn't say so. Even if the programmer is given the schedule from someone else (in English), they have additional context and can ask clarifying questions that this AI doesn't have.
I invite you to learn more about termites, their physical mounds and their rearing of young.

Specifically, how a co-evolved gut parasite allows termites to do the things they do and requires a fecal transplant, at birth, for every new termite.

In the continuum between beaver dams and human highways this kind of physical and biological organization should figure prominently… and I hope you find it interesting.
I hate that we are building this single point of failure for absolutely everything. From money, to house and car keys. And then everything financial.

First reasonable problem is simply losing it or it breaking. That is fun times if you don't have physical keys anymore. No car, no access to home, no way to contact the support...

And second is that I'm paranoid and I don't think it will be safe enough. Thus connecting absolutely everything to it and identity it provides just feels scary. I think I could possibly buy an apartment with a loan if there was ID connected to phone and it was cracked...
No it's not; most of those people also reproduced. It's like Covid - think of the R number.
> Seems like the British systems formed and formalized it

Here is an extremely harsh critique of that perspective, from an upper-caste scholar of Indian history

https://thewire.in/caste/caste-history-postcolonial-studies
Ukrainian Wikimedians during the war – three stories
Its not possible in telegram, only works in discord.
BTW I am not owner ..
.5 is definitely a low dose for anyone who has experienced it more than a few times or an actual low dose at least once. Realistically, I'd expect only a first timer could possibly think .5 is imperceptible.
Juries awarding excessive punitive damages was enough of a problem that many states capped it.

Seems more likely to me that, in the long run, this will also occur in the remaining states.
> My own ancestors in the 17th/early 18th century died from 6 different deceases and floods and harsh winters. There were “poor hunters” , hunters who kept out the poor from the village.

I am amazed you were able to deduce the above, via the use of ecclesiastical records, tax records, registries, etc. As an aside, what is a "poor hunter"? You write the term as if it a type of profession, but could it be that they lived off the land? Genuinely interested to hear more.

I agree that knowing is akin to a programming language, and that being able to test the methodology others describe brings it in line with the scientific method. This is personal verification.

History is assuredly NOT like this - it is an art form, a pastiche of bits of info that may (or may not) be authentic. History is re-written by the victor, and was likely a biased account in the first place! Moreover, we apply our modern way of thinking and interpretation onto what evidence we have. It's an interpretative act - what does this evidence evoke in you?

Professional historians are no different - they are just empowered to write the history we are taught today. And, of course, all history can be interpolated from a specific position - eg communist, feminist, capitalist - etc.

As I said, the history we are given/find is what is expedient, primarily for the governance structure. If that is not enough and you are personally interested, you can dig deeper. In that case you still don't know, but you will find a reflection of yourself. It won't be something outside of yourself that is in some way independently true. That personal analysis (personal story) has its own value, but its not that 'we know' about the historical world.
> asking for a disclosure

Bullshit, before you even finish the sentence. You didn't ask, you accused. Did you read the context of the tweets you linked?
That says more about people learning something and having difficult time adjusting to another OS, which is extremely common, especially among "techies". You've used Windows your whole life, you won't have a easy time on macOS or Linux. The infamous Linux Tech Tips experiment is the damning proof of it: trying to do things the Windows way and getting annoyed because it works differently on Linux. People with no experience have no biases and are as such more objective test subjects.

While Linux has obvious faults and shortcomings, I think the monetary aspect is an underrated psychological factor: if you bought a Mac, you've spent money and you have a great incentive to make it work for you. Linux is free, you try a live CD a weekend, get frustrated and blog about Linux being obtuse.

Explains why Linux is common among tech teenagers (free time to get past that hurdle) and pros (incentive to make Linux work for you).
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The Pipedown Campaign for Freedom from Piped Music
Blame for what
That is the great thing about Hinduism as a religion, that it does not preach one true dogmatic doctrine, but love of the universe. Buddhism is not too far from that either.

Still the teaching can be great but what about practice and where is it going now? Are Hindus becoming less tolerant of other religions? See for example: https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-02-16/india-...
The scenario I am thinking is

1 some EU person has social media account sicne a child, NSA,CIA know everything about this person

2 this person manages to reach top leadership role in politics

3 This person is involved in a decision to use say USA or EU stuff(airplanes, guns, software)

4 CIA, NSA other 3 letter agencies popup this person files and blackmail them so the Americans get the contract.

Or it could be that americans want to invade something and EU population don't like it, but the politicians get blackmailed to support he US anyway. We know as a fact that Americans spy on our politicians , I will not be surprised if blackmailing and bribing is happening, so why give the CIA,NSA access to our entire population for free, make those bastards work for it, make them do illegal shit to obtain it not just offer the data like idiots.

I am just saying, force TicTok out or ask them to keep the data in US, EU and the same force FB, Google to do the same because US does not want to do the reasonable thing and offer EU citizens same righs as US citizens when it comes to data privacy, sorry dude but fuck your US gov , privacy and other values are applied only for citizens and we the rest are just economic markets, idiots to be exploited and screwed over
> The main reason is, the requester behaves like I am hired to customise the software for him. And I should keep working until he is satisfied.

Just tell him your fee and that you’ll start for a 50% deposit.
Newegg Is Desperate: Dumping GPUs with “JustGPU” [video]
The most fun play to earn game on the Polygon Network!

Flappy Musk is a fun, beginner friendly, interactive meme. You could play for free, but instead if you choose to Play-To-Earn, you can participate in daily tournaments with 50 $MATIC prize pools!
> Its funny that western history distorts the history of the rest of the world.

Is it? "Non-western history" more accurately portrays the history of the rest of the world?