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It's mainly used in construction/industrial stuff here. The bookshelves in my office are screwed to the wall using Robertson for example.

I guess maybe they wanted a more general screwdriver? They don't seem to have the smallest bits either like you might want for general electronic repair or weird bits like the tri-wing or gamebit.
White Belt Mentality
As for the budget "surplus" - CA has retired all its debt too? Now that really is good news!

lol - surplus with a debt is just accounting fun and games. Keep deluding yourselves; I'm sure nothing bad - like not having enough power - will come from it.
Did you originally opt-in to receive the texts that you're referencing? If not, that would be incredibly annoying (not to mention that the government frowns on that). I've received spam texts in my time (soooo many "UPS package" scams), and those have left a bad taste in my mouth. That's why we've taken the approach of "expressly opt-in" and "easy to opt-out."
The intent seems to plug the hole in COPPA, where a service could pretend they are not marketed at children and avoid all the requirements, even though they know a lot of children (or even a majority of children) use their service. For example, social media platforms.

Now you need to take steps if "A significant amount of the audience [...] is determined, based on internal company research, to be children."

I don't see anything about requiring every site to check if every visitor might be a child and keeping that personal information for compliance. I don't know where this rhetoric comes from.
In my area (Lancaster, PA) the quality of women on Tinder is ridiculously low -- basically 100% of them are overweight single mothers without a college education who put cat ears and sparkles on their profile pictures. I have basically no choice but to move.
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The Portuguese can no longer afford to live in Portugal
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Samsara is the pioneer of the Connected Operations Cloud, which allows businesses and organizations that depend on physical operations to harness IoT (Internet of Things) data to develop actionable business insights and improve their operations. Samsara operates in North America and Europe and serves more than 20,000 customers across a wide range of industries including transportation, wholesale and retail trade, construction, field services, logistics, utilities and energy, government, healthcare and education, manufacturing and food and beverage. Learn more about Samsara's mission to increase the efficiency, safety, and sustainability of the operations that power the global economy at www.samsara.com.

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> I like to go out and go crazy

sounds like more than a little drunk. I liked to go get drunk and do stupid shit too but I stopped after I realized I was at an age where doing stupid shit was potentially harmful to my wellbeing and welfare and not worth the fun it provided in the moment.
Because in a capitalist society, democracy is a means of settling disputes among the ruling classes. The system favors the wealthy because the wealthy control the system.
I would say your post sums up the collective experience of my circle of friends(including female friends) and myself perfectly. It's a weird situation: The average woman between 20 and 40 gets approached relatively often (at least multiple times a year) and experiences a broad spectrum of guys hitting on her which necessitates strict selection. The average man between 20 and 40 may not even get approached at all, ever, and have to fight for attention, making it a numbers game where spray and pray might seem like one of the better strategies.
And this is kind of a self-perpetuating system.

I would also argue that you can work on your attractiveness but this can also easily take a toll on you and while working out and eating healthy are rather accessible for most people, making a lot of money or changing further features of themselves might not be. I have multiple friends who suffer from androgenic alopecia in their 30s or who have facial features which deviate so far from the norm that the only way to actually "fix" them would be to have plastic surgery.

Sometimes I wonder if the smart move would be to actually move somewhere where the societal norms around this are different.
> In a communal shower, you can just give someone the stink eye if they're taking too long ... no such luck in a locked cubicle.

How do you know someone else is taking too long unless you also have been in the communal shower too long?
I am gonna be completely honest, I have never quite been able to understand expression templates properly. is it possible to use them to get hassle-free laziness? is there any example of a library that does this (just to look at it and see how it's done)?
Important proverb but I'm skeptically if it fits here. The example is France, which struggles to generate enough energy because their nuclear fission reactors need:

* Water
* Maintenance
* Security issues

For these reasons in July 2022 only 26 from 56 were operating. Therefore Germany exports electrical energy to France with only 3 remaining nuclear fission reactors. And also to Swiss because usually Italy imports energy from France. Luckily electrical grids in Europe are connected which each other.

Electrical Energy in Germany 2022-08-30

Coal 38,0%
Wind 14,9%
Gas 14,2%
Solar 11,4%
Biomass 7,9%
Nuclear Fission 6,9%
Others 6,8% (should be water and other resources)

More than 50% are coal and gas. Bad.
More than 40% are renewable. Good!

Gas is intended only to fill short gaps. The plan is to increase wind-energy and solar-energy by a lot. While not controllable they are reliable. Nobody can cut off wind or gas. Another challenge is storing enough energy in hydrogen. Which is considered to be a good thing since some shift in recent years. We will need even more electrical energy for battery cars and for creating SAF/EFUEL for planes and the industry. The tricky part is doing the right thing, for the right reason, at the right time. Looking back that would've been done easy thirty years back ignoring short minded economic needs driven by capitalism. I still hope for progress regarding nuclear fusion because it could be so much better than fission.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_France#Crisis...

https://www.srf.ch/news/international/energiepolitik-frankre...

https://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/energiepreise-aktuell... # updated daily
From what I've understood once you go below a certain temperature you can no longer pump and start heating using electricity instead. Which gets expensive as fuck. I have several friends in this situation. Sounds like something you'd think about in a country that gets cold every winter but I don't know. One explanation I've heard is that they didn't use to drill as deep as they do nowadays (I think most of my friends had their installed in the 90's) or something.
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Keyword here is transactions, not processes. You can model any workload to be transaction-efficient, but it might not be easy.
I'm not trying to encourage ddos, I'm saying only that Cloudflare doesn't need to protect them from ddos. You might argue that those things are a distinction without a difference, but I would disagree.

Imo, kiwi farms will be the target of ddos no matter what, that's table stakes. So to me, the only thing I see is "is Cloudflare stepping in to help kiwi farms (at their own expense) or not".
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/56824/tell-all-the-tr...

Don't lie. If you are caught in a lie you can immediately be dismissed.

Dissimulation is OK. I've had times that I left out some of my educational history on my resume because I didn't want to be perceived as "overqualified".

Self-promotion is OK. For instance if there is some hot technology that is easy to learn and adjacent to your experiment you can knock off a quick but flashy side project.

Job interviews frequently work to reject candidates by default, there is a large bag of tricks that can be used to disrupt this process. One reason why bureaucratic places like Google have structured hiring processes is to prevent the use of judo and Jedi mind tricks that work on the average hiring manager. This guy's writings are tame compared to what I know but were pivotal in my losing my fear of job interviews

https://job-interview-answers.com/job-interview-tips/about-b...

I'd say the ethics of these methods depend on your motivation and how you use them. There are many hiring managers who feel like they've wasted a huge amount of time interviewing the last 10 people they rejected and you will make them very happy that they can hire somebody and get back to work.
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Email: just add Gmail to my username

Java developer converted recently to a Node.JS developer. Few years of past experience as a frontend (although I try to keep my saw sharp). Over 10 years of experience total. I'm interested in a full-stack position. Looking for interesting opportunities.
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Is the Psychedelic Therapy Bubble About to Burst?
Libang Surgical Technologies | Various Roles | Vancouver, BC, Canada | Onsite | Full Time

Vancouver based medical device startup founded in 2020. Join a great and growing team building robotics for image guided therapies. You can make a real impact on the team, and see your work improving peoples lives directly.

Hiring a range of roles in software, assembly & test, electrical, biomedical, and mechanical engineering as well as RA/QA and manufacturing.

For more senior roles, we are ideally looking for someone who has shipped multiple systems in the medical device industry (e.g., FDA compliant) with hardware/software components. Anyone with significant production experience in similarly regulated areas will definitely be considered, as will experience shipping in less regulated environments but with an interest in learning.

We are a small, tightly knit startup team and would love to talk to people who are systems thinkers who would enjoy contributing across various layers and are excited by the prospect of responsibility for one or more subsystems.

Must have existing permission to work in Canada, or a plan for it. Mention HN in the email and resume you send to jobs (at) libangsurgical.com
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We are a bootstrapped, profitable company started back in April of 2011. We are a fully remote company (since day one) with a mostly US-based team.

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They worked with Megapro to develop it, a reputable brand. I haven't used it, but denying potential quality solely because they don't have brand recognition in that space is an unconvincing argument.
For video, I feel like we’d be better off generating models, textures, and universal scene descriptions.
I guess experiences are very location dependent. This career path also makes things harder. Have you noticed how many cities who are known for being IT hubs end up with a huge young male surplus? That also makes things harder in real life. I don't know how it is in Denver.
I'm in region 4, normally we have around 1600KwH in the worst winter month (small house, 2 air pumps).

If prices rise 5x as is expected, we're looking at ~8000€ for a single month. (1€/KwH x 5)
Isn't that the selling point for this?

https://www.icloud.com/
Some people use Twitter to find the one:

https://twitter.com/ch402/status/1564631228166201345

https://twitter.com/TwtJodohMY
Gazprombank seems to be doing business fine with western companies and countries, and they have branches in the CIS. So your post seems factually incorrect.
AllSpice | https://allspice.io/ | Boston, MA | Full time | Remote/Onsite | Mid-level - Principal, Intern | rust, javascript, Vue

At AllSpice, we're building the future of hardware development and collaboration, applying modern agile design principles to the hardware industry with revision control, design review, and automated test (think GitHub/Bitbucket for hardware). AllSpice is unlocking the next generation of smart vehicles, IOT devices, rockets, medical devices, robotics, and much more.

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We’re hiring primarily for:

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At Lloyds Banking Group we’re driven by a clear purpose: to help Britain prosper. As part of our diverse team you’ll impact the lives of more than 26 million customers through our brands, including Lloyds Bank, Halifax, Bank of Scotland, and Scottish Widows. With your help we'll continue to innovate and adapt to meet the ongoing digital needs of our customers. Join us and you can make a real difference.

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There's no doubt they help the poor a _little bit_ .

The question is whether there exist alternative solutions that help the poor a lot more by not wasting so much helping the rich (or especially in this case - those buying and selling fossil fuels, industries we'd prefer to be slowing down rather than encouraging with tax breaks).

Eg if the same money "spent" on this tax break had instead been a invested in raising the minimum income tax ceiling, benefits, and pensions (by equivalent amounts), it would presumably have gotten more money into the pockets of those most hurt by fuel inflation, which was the claimed goal of the change, but done less to benefit the fossil fuel industry and those who don't really need tax breaks.

Or to go more extreme you could add an untaxed fuel ration (there is a shortage after all), paid for by higher taxes on extreme usage, thus reducing overuse and increasing affordability at the same time. But that's practically communism, so can't possibly be done (to be fair, it'd be very expensive to implement, so not sure it's a serious suggestion).
The distinction you're trying to draw seems unclear to me. Why is bodily harm from chemicals worse than bodily harm from mechanical forces?
>The Hollywood scene where girls hang around alone by the bar waiting for guys to hit on them doesn't exist here.

I don't know that it exists anywhere anymore. It can be dangerous for a woman to out drinking alone.

But ladies do go out in groups. As a guy you just have to be nice and chat up the group and don't get hyper focused on any one person. None of them are probably going to drop everything and go home with you that night. But you can often get a phone number (or two) and go on a real date from that.
Public construction is more expensive. I think private US construction cost are not nearly as out of alignment with other countries (once past the permitting phase of course).
I might have missed that part of the bill, do you have a quote?
I think NASA vs SpaceX is a good example. The Artemis costs about 4 billion dollars each flight

The Artemis(/SLS) gets build in so many different states so everyone gets a bit of the pie, it seems mostly build by politicians, not by engineers or a general director.

Starship, which is similarly powerful and has more tonnage to carry only costs $240 million, which numbers will drop steeply if we do a lot of launches.
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We are a startup on a mission to redefine analytics, accountability and visibility within the supply chain and logistics industry. We are a team of serial entrepreneurs who have an extensive background in building world class product, operations, and sales & marketing teams. The global supply chain accounts for roughly 10% of Global GDP, and is also one of the largest contributors to significant global challenges like air pollution and food waste. By changing how organizations work together across the supply chain, we will play a critical role in tackling these challenges head on.

We’re hiring junior, mid-level, and senior software engineers. Our tech stack is Rails and React, but any experience with similar languages and web frameworks works for us.

Bonus points for experience with Typescript, AWS, async jobs (Sidekiq), and any prior work in the supply chain and logistics industry.

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> we completed the Eastern Span Renovation of the Bay Bridge. It took 3 times as long and cost 13 times as much(!)

We also couldn't build it. Sections of the Bridge were constructed in China, floated across the pacific and assembled in California.
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