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>Call me a dreamer, but I believe in actually providing people the support they need to live if they are failing to make a go at it on their own...

I'm not saying anything different than you. I am just critical of people think the only thing that needs to be done is just giving housing and maybe paying some of their bills then declaring victory over homelessness. That may be all the help a small minority of the homelessness, but doesn't really solve the issue of why the majority were homeless. We need rehab for those with addictions and we need mental care for those with mental issues. While these homeless are getting treated and for sometime after they likely need housing and food and whatever else you mentioned.

>By criminalizing homelessness and blaming homelessness on mental illness, we're quite literally criminalizing being ill.

The majority of homeless people have a severe mental issue, substance abuse problem or both. They are literally unable to solve their problems and just giving them housing won't suddenly fix addiction. Most don't take advantage of the existing services and so we are left with two choices. Let them live their lives as homeless stuck with whatever problems they have or force treatment on them. I am in the second camp. We need a comprehensive solution to fix this and we have the opportunity to help them. Letting them live on the street and never be free from their issues is awful.

>We're falling for the Evangelical argument that bad things happen mostly to evil people.

I don't think I have seen anybody suggest that people with illnesses are evil, or that bad things happen to evil people or homelessness is evil or anything of the sort.

I think it is wrong to not provide help to those who need it. Many homeless people need help but are unable to ask themselves due to issues many of them experience. I think it is on us, as a society, to help them regardless.

>We're also spending more money making people full wards of the state who with a little bit of help here and there often can work and pay some taxes instead of sleeping in a heavily secured jail.

You are grossly underestimating the help many homeless need. I think this is crux of the disagreement. Some may just need a little help, great we can provide that. Others need more than that and yet you don't seem to want to provide that help. Do you think there would be no homeless if we just provided "a little bit of help here and there"?

>People are like anything else that needs maintenance...

Sure we should provide preventative services, but that doesn't solve the problem for people who need a lot of work. Some people are well past needing a little maintenance need a full refit. Some people are "lemons" and even some maintenance won't prevent their problems.
The fact that a court overturns a law is proof that our democracy actually works.

No need to be 'verdrossen'.

It would be worse if the courts just approves all laws the government conceives.
They don’t factor in the electricity you pay for to get the coin. So when you get your tax bill for $20 of btc, and you paid $15 in electricity to get it, you still owe federal and state taxes on the $20, not the $5. If you set it up as a business you might be able to write off electricity.

See: https://www.bitcointaxsolutions.com/blog/can-i-deduct-mining....
Yeah, I also didn't get the 'teaspoon' reference.
I actually think that Cloudflare is setting up the foundation of Chinese style (but privately outsourced in the US case) censorship machinery in the US. Between their AI erroneously flexing its power, Kiwifarms scandal and similar, they are emerging as a rival to Google in its censorship effort. One of the most dangerous companies in the internet.
I'm very proud to be a part of this team and see the product grow and become more exciting. We would like your impression and comments about the product and help us make it more beneficial for backend developers.
To be honest, I mostly use a physical calculator (Swissmicros DM41L, which is an HP41CX clone). Second choice is the i41CX+ app on my phone. The HP41 keyboard and operational patterns were etched into my brain at university, since my first engineering calculator was an HP41C.

I have used rpncalc and T_REX (https://isene.org/2021/02/T-REX.html) in the terminal, dc or gforth in a pinch.
A parent comment states that museum is full of looted objects.

The owners have asked for them back and been refused. I don’t see that as a historic issue, I see it as a current one.
I'm definitely a novice when it comes to React, but I've shipped a beta version of an internal took using it. I never understood the emphasis on functional components. Everything I did using them was made more complicated and less obvious, especially for colleagues who are not familiar with React or JS in general.

React is built on components which are objects (both in a programming and GUI sense). Using OOP to describe them just makes so much more sense to me.
Oh yeah, that's the worst. Since logic related to a behavior must be split up across multiple methods, it's really hard to tell if you've actually implemented it correctly. With effects, the setup and teardown is in the same function and can be moved around as a unit.
> Wealthy is destroyed by war and disaster, or ground away slowly by consuming without creating.

Would the war in Ukraine not be a contributing factor to this? Essentially it is a proxy war between US/Europe and Russia. Yes no assets on US soil have been destroyed but the US has sent trillions of dollars of weapons to the Ukraine and that money has to come from somewhere.
I suspect the parent is referring to elevation, not distance. 1km in distance would only take a few minutes.
Helium Mobile partners with T-Mobile to launch new combined 5G network
the needs of the many... blah blah
Martians unveiled: infusing a new site with extraterrestrial tech and soul
A case study on how to redesign a corporate website so that it brings joy and improves traffic metrics
If you have felt like you were on the verge of being fired for a full decade, I think that might be a sign that you are actually indispensable despite how they feel about you. And because of that, they have piled the work onto your plate. The only way to break free is to find a new job, at least eventually. My advice is to try to relax&sleep now while you can, enjoy the new addition to your family, update your resume, start looking for new employers, and do the bare minimum at work to get by. At least you can use the “baby kept me up all night” excuse now to hide your lack of motivation.
i mean, the option is there depending on what your requirements are. i recently went from a 980ti to a 3070, doubling performance while decreasing TDP... as someone who has the card for casual use (only really make use of it a few times a month), i actually did just look for the fastest card that ran less hot than my current one (i've come to value quiet a bit more)
You don't need to be a fast talker to get a job as a programmer. If you haven't left your job in 10 years you might be able to double your salary with a move.

Send me your resume, my email is in my profile. Happy to take a look.

Being a dad is a lot of work, but caring is the most important part. For the first few months finding sleep is very difficult, and supporting your spouse will be important, but other than that it's pretty simple.

It's good that you are freaking out now, it means you need to freak out less later.
>I wonder: how does it invalidate the facts?

It doesn't. His loyalty is unbounded. His honor, however, is open to interpretation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_loyalty
Slashing only occurs in response to certain specific rule violations. Censorship isn't one of those, and there's no way censorship could be one of those because the protocol doesn't know what's outside of it.

To penalize censorship, you'd need to socially organize a hard fork that manually removes the stake of the censors. But you could do that with any proof-of-stake protocol.

So then the question is whether the purpose of proof-of-stake in general is to enable social forks against censoring validators. But I think it's pretty clear that the primary purposes of proof-of-stake are to eliminate proof-of-work's absurd carbon impact and to provide more cost-effective security. Ethereum's particular PoS design also enables the scaling methods coming next in the roadmap. Another benefit is more regular block production, which is nice for UI.

Meanwhile, PoW is not exactly prone to censorship either. If only 10% of the world's miners are willing to include a transaction, then it will just take 10X longer to get that transaction included. Any miner unwilling to build on blocks containing prohibited transactions is likely to pay an economic cost for that.

Finally, it's not clear that sanctions law impacts block producers anyway. OFAC hasn't attempted to enforce sanctions that way, and at least according to Coinbase's chief legal officer, the law clearly doesn't apply to miners or stakers: https://twitter.com/iampaulgrewal/status/1566225955248427008
Clearly CF has a crystal ball /s.

Once the IP address I don't own is released and assigned to some other router how do you think CF determines the new IP address for the individual/home? Unless this person is running the CF Dynamic DNS service which gives CF the IP address, I'm not sure CF would have any reasonable validation techniques to determine who is what given the size of residential networks.
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Germany is free to leave the EU if they don’t want to follow the accords anymore. Its being subject to EU law is voluntary.
If you are sure about the recession and expect the stock market to crash, you could short it.

Short it directly, or buy a short ETF, or buy put options
I contributed some VM's to this early on in the project but then pulled out of it. There were no stats to show how my nodes were contributing and I was concerned that I might lose my VPS account since I could not tell how this was being used. I liked the idea.
Good point. But then again, if the engineer is good, switching between say React, Vue and Svelte shouldn’t be too hard. EDIT: To clarify, I mean picking up one of the three if you already know another one.
Hi. I don't know for now.
There is ton's of issues while switching to protected mode (ipxe for example: https://github.com/ipxe/ipxe/commit/bc35b24e3ebd2996b2484b7f...).
It just stuck when I select it from PXE menu and I didn't debugged it further.
Maybe someone can figure it out and send patches or advices.

Also it's not my goal to run gray386linux on i486 machines because I have another distribution: gray486linux, which aims specially to systems with 486 CPUs.
Agree with this one 100%. Don't listen to the "bootstraps" and antis in the thread.
> Paul learned from his users is that they are looking for The Answer, the formula, the procedure for how to succeed, and there is no such formula

I agree, I also think this is the message that YC sells to founders. You are giving up a lot of equity for access/membership to an organization that will make you successful (Im clearly summarizing a bit). It's a bit of a MLM scheme (not that they are ripping you off) but if you get into the club the other members will help you be successful and, then it will repeat every batch constantly filling the pool with new members and the network continues to grow. And it works for the most part, so do MLMs for the most part. Most companies in the US, if successful are around for about 20 years, extremely successful maybe 40, the few rare last longer. YC is getting to the 20 year mark and maybe some of the rough edges are starting to show, cracks in the foundation as the original people that powered the machine start to move on.
Makes me wonder if the next invention would be battery packs that you can put into your car for long trips, so your car stays light for the majority of the time, when you just need it for in-city commute. Ideally the battery packs would be shared so the "gas" station of the future has them ready for you to rent. Obviously the issue is high demand during weekends and school vacation times, and much lower demand otherwise...
Automatic? I suppose not. But excuse me, I'm just comparing the APIs for a specific use case. I didn't mean to call them the same thing.
This release has been a big release for Amplication. As a worker in Amplication, I worked on the latest plugin, a Kafka integration; if someone here has used it already, please give me feedback on my LinkedIn account ofek-gabay.
The stakes are high & war is in the air...Expect more of this to devolve everywhere.
2-4X in video games, when using DLSS with their new frame interpolation technique.

It kinda feels like cheating.
I tend to prefer b2sum (BLAKE2), as it's both fast and (at the time of writing this, AFAIK) secure. There are certainly situations where md5 is good enough, but yeah, I feel safer just using blake2 and not having to spend brain cycles thinking whether the hash needs to be cryptographically secure or not, and risk making the wrong judgement.
TL – Teelöffel (teaspoon, unit of measurement)
It’s naive to assume Cloudflare CTO would not be lying if beneficial to him or Cloudflare.
Denmark and Germany now building the longest immersed tunnel
I completely agree. In the past I dropped a ton of money on gaming rig hardware that aged like milk. With a console you get the advantage of exclusives, majority of PC game releases, and a longer upgrade cycle versus a gaming rig. If you own a PS5, you got the PS VR2 coming out soon at a decent price point. If you own an Xbox, add in the amazing value of the Xbox Games Pass and I just don't see the need to be subsidising Hardware Manufacturers' bottom lines anymore.
For what it's worth, you can power limit them and I'd highly recommend it if you plan on running a few of these. In the past we've power limited RTX 3090s to 250W (100W lower than original) while losing negligible amount of performance.
you don't know if it's the hash or the data that's been tampered with. so if the stored or transmitted hash doesn't match the computed hash, you reject it.
It's not the knowing cobol that does this, it's the being a domain expert in a complex system that happens to run cobol that does it.

That said it's largely a fake idea yes. "There's a shortage of cobol devs" sounds a lot better than "we spent decades undervaluing, outsourcing, and not supporting mentorship in this critical niche and now we're experiencing the consequences."
Relaxing is probably the wrong word. You should approach the situation like you’re a first responder arriving at the crash scene: prepared to act and stowing your emotion. Maybe they can take time? Depends on burn rate, savings, and estimated time to next role. Can’t know without insight into OPs finances.

I agree panicking doesn’t help; it’s a call to action. When not at their day job, their job is to find a new job outside of business hours.

(I would propose different advice for someone not in the US, who might have parental leave available and a more robust social safety system)
FWIW: "the paste can be replaced easily" is 100% true for like 1% of GPU consumers. As long as you replace the paste before resale, it's great. Otherwise the buyer might perceive that they have a card that's dead or slowed way down because "mining destroyed it."
They don't think you're going to buy it, but they know someone is going to.
But by saying that aloud and apparently in earnest you have revealed that you are someone whose beliefs and opinions on the matter are not worth considering. You should not be allowed to run the CIA nor should anyone who thinks like you.
> Get your head out the fantasy world of utopia and see the real world

Oh, the irony is delicious, you delusional fascist.
Clicked skip cutscene and got a Series X instead.
I've considered this, but I'm not sure. Is there any concern about cards used for mining being too "beat up"? They say you shouldn't buy a used car from someone you know was using it for racing. Does that apply to graphics cards used for mining?
In a generation or two we're going to start bumping up against regular US outlet limits. Gamers might start setting up their rigs in the kitchen to use the 20A outlets.
As with any complicated situation, there are multiple conflicting interpretations that could be possible. Since we can't collapse the uncertainty, we must take the grain of salt.

I do generally trust Snowden, but I can't deny that Russia would likely do everything they could to leverage the information he has against the US. Has he given them NatSec secrets in return for asylum? Unlikely I think, but possible.

IMO, Russia is just keeping Snowden around as a general anti-US voice in the global conversation to air credible dirty laundry of their biggest rival. As an honest patriot, I welcome the tough criticism and aspire to fix the problems he highlights. But it's a fair concern that some of that is potentially embellished or selectively censored for Russian propoganda purposes.
Agreed. Go on paternity leave, it'll provide some distance and maybe some time to interview.
You could try to change jobs before kiddo arrives, and line up start date 2 months or however long you want to take off. Start by having conversations and not putting so much pressure on yourself, plenty of teams need someone with experience.

I left a job with a few weeks to go until birth, which allowed me to prep in a different way, by fixing things around the house, preparing food, getting baby stuff etc. I accepted an offer back at BigCo the week baby arrived with a start date that was about two months out.

I definitely leaned into my savings, but I kind of valued not having my first kids birth being held over my head at a job that I wasn’t thrilled with.

Of course this was possible because my wife and I were both working and had solid savings cushions.

Happy to talk if you want, our kiddo is 3months this week and it’s been an amazing ride. Plenty of people have done it with fewer resources, you can do it OP!
I’m in southern Sweden, which is seeing stupid electricity prices at the moment. My current daily electricity price tops out at 6.62 SEK per kW/h, so a 450W card would cost me a US dollar for a four hour gaming session.
+1 for Chicago
It's bitcoin. Bitcoin is electricity money. The universal electro-dollar.

Because the miner reward for securing the monetary network is intrinsically linked to electricity availability, there will always be fundamental link between cost of electricity and value of bitcoin.
I use functional components only for things without state. If anything has state I use class components because otherwise you go mad. ;)
It could just be part of a broader trend of negative posting. Maybe some sentiment analysis could be applied.
Hardware designers produce more Watts where software developers create more bloat.
> And people will eat it up like suckers.

Pricing can't be insane and causing huge demand at the same time...
Personally, I found Vue was the best solution for CRUD-like use cases, where the complexity is in the sheer variety and volume of UIs you need to maintain. Whereas React works better for more complex interactions.

That being said, the Vue2 -> Vue3 migration has felt pretty frustrating. It's felt like, with enough work, I could eventually get Vue to behave similar to React.
I'm sure that for gaming, power is not an issue, but I will continue to lament that Intel and Nvidia do not give a shit about making power-efficient designs. They push the increased cost and headaches to consumers and OEMs who need to spend time and money cooling their computers.

Maybe that's the genius of their plan? The chip designers continue to put out better & hotter processors and expect someone else to figure out cooling. Thermal design failures are not attributed to Intel and Nvidia, instead to OEMs and consumers.
Not sure where you are - but in my situation having my 2nd son right in March 2020, I had (and still have) a job with the government. I had 6 months paid pat leave (full salary) and relatively low stress.

Wouldn't even consider taking a more stressful job until the kids are older, as the trade-off isn't worth it.

All that being said, you need to factor in your partners job, and cost of living wherever you are.

For me, being a dad has been awesome, even through COVID, I hope you can find a way to enjoy it.
It is not exactly dupe, the article links to and discusses much more than the two articles linked.
maybe, but your original description does not seem to be in the spirit of agile, but more like a manager controlling a team.
It doesn't work for all async runtimes like Monoio
I'd recommend using docker or conda environments. Much easier to setup and to replicate.
> I don't feel pity for anyone, everybody other the the final real consumer made a lot of money.

And most of the final real consumers just lost out on inexpensively running Minecraft shaders in 4K or whatever, so eh, life moves on.
Genuine Question: how is it a carbon sink, if we left the crude oil in the ground instead of turning it into plastic, wouldn't that be better for our carbon budget?
Did you post the wrong link or something? I clicked the video you linked, and most of the speech is Biden with red walls and marines to either side of him.
> To me one of the biggest issue is that almost everyone is deeply afraid of prop drilling.

Prop Drilling is considered an anti-pattern for good reason.

It very quickly turns your project into an absolute mess, making it impossible to determine where props are coming from and where data is actually set.

Keeping that clean is one of the most important things you can do in a frontend codebase imo.
* don’t quit your job just yet. Having multiple balls in the air all at the same time will add to your anxiety

* if your baby is healthy, the first 2-3 years are not the most expensive years. You’ll predominately need to be present and support. This will give you time to change jobs and your lifestyle if necessary to increase your finances

* pre-school and primary school is expensive

* parenting is not terribly difficult however, if you are attentive and willing to have regular conversations with you partner (setting goals together, etc), you’ll be fine

I’m a dad with adult kids. Treat everything above as advice. Use what you want, throw out what’s not useful for you. All the best of luck mate!
Definitely agree with this - in 2022 this just seems humane more than anything.
Same here. Came to say the same and to explain how i publicly share all my 'great' ideas publicly even though so many friends think I'm nuts in case someone 'steals it' and makes a successful startup from my idea.
My answer: "Great for them. At least they had the determination and focus to follow through with bringing the idea to fruition when I couldn't."
The most expensive electricity is Germany at $0.40 / kwh vs the average of $0.15 / kwh. A 40 hour game will cost $10 extra.
Portal with RTX is gonna be so damn fun. Almost wanna buy a new card card but I already have a 3070 and that'd be a bit of a waste
Eh, the current 3080 can already do 60FPS @ 4k HDR on every AAA title I've thrown at it, and that's with an mITX undervolt build (cliffing the voltage at a point). "60FPS @ 4k is readily achievable" has been sort of the gold standard we've been careening towards for years since displays outpaced GPUs, and we're just about there now. The raw frame difference and memory size is nice especially if you're doing compute on these cards, but these weren't holding the gaming market back, at least. So for those segments, you need some juice to go on top of things. I can see why they advertise it this way.

Personally, people say RT is a gimmick but I find it incredible on my 3080 for games that support it. In a game like Control the lighting is absolutely stunning, and even in a game like Minecraft RTX, the soft lighting and shadows are simply fantastic. (Minecraft IMO is a perfect example of how better soft shadows and realistic bounce lighting aren't just for "ultra realism" simulators.) It's already very convincing when implemented well. So I'm very happy to see continued interest here.
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