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> WFO isn't necessarily about personal preference. People who want everyone to WFO believe that WFO produces better outcomes for the company.

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> Personally, I haven't seen many good arguments that WFH produces superior work outcomes.

And personally I haven't seen many good arguments that WFO produces superior work outcomes, and yet you seem to state it as fact.

I suspect WFH and WFO produce roughly equivalent work outcomes. That said, I hope we can both agree we're both to some extent guessing based on our own personal experiences (in my case I'm a VP at a dev shop and we've done more in the past year than we've done in the last five after landing a major deal; productivity is clearly not a problem for us).

But offering WFH as part of a flexible work policy:

1. Enables access to a larger labour market, meaning more high-quality candidates,

2. Creates a fairer labour market by removing barriers to entry (e.g. childcare),

3. Provides an additional benefit that helps attract and retain top talent, and

4. Ultimately improves the lives of individual workers since it provides more options to achieve work/life balance.

Honestly, in the end, I personally don't care if WFH actually maximizes "productivity" because I think chasing productivity has led to an extraordinarily toxic work culture.
Beggars can't be choosers. If you're going to reject every open source solution, you might as well just sign up for Stripe.
> imagine unbelievers tend to receive confirmation of the absence of God

Another interesting question to ponder though: Who's fault is this? Is it God for not jumping out of the shadows screaming "I am he, worship me!"? Or is it an unbeliever who makes assumptions about how a God would act, and finds there is no God because he doesn't fit the unbeliever's assumptions? In which case, what is the unbeliever but a God himself?
This works amazingly well, just putting in some of my favorite black and white scenes from movies... wow! Now I need some kind of tool that can do this on every frame of a black and white movie. I cannot wait to be able to watch some old classics fully colorized.
Still doesn't work.

1. Already have an account
2. Continue with Github
3. Blank white screen and just stays there.

I think I'll wait.
Yeah I don't get it at all. It seems like some people are operating with an axiom that work is fundamentally and unavoidably awful, and therefore you should avoid doing anything that might seem to make it more pleasant, because then you might trick yourself into spending more time than you otherwise would, which by assumption is a mistake.
You're thinking of a "fiscal multiplier" - which is only applicable when you are distributing from a central source like a government or a bank. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_multiplier

Otherwise this is a common Broken Window fallacy - your example forgets that that dollar you spent would have been spent elsewhere. So all of those multipliers would have happened regardless of who gets the dollar (a key problem with Trickle-Down economics).

If you have to pay $5 more per loaf because of the Jones Act, we don't generate greater than $5 of economic activity because I will be buying less bread and you will be selling less of it. So there will be somewhere between $1 and $5 in economic deadweight loss.
About that, the number of developers that can’t read, or even understand the value of, a stack trace is also astonishing.

If only I had a penny every time someone sent me a “log of the error”, that only contains the final line with the unhelpful message saying nothing but KeyError.
there is a comment here that's dead: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33261300
which speaks about their regret not having kids earlier.

i want to respond to that comment with:

i fully agree. i had my kids late and i am almost fifty now. i am not regretting having kids so late, but i feel much better than i thought i would feel at that age. and that's what got me thinking that having kids earlier would mean we'd now be independent and, given the higher income would be able to do a lot more interesting things than i was able to earlier. again. i have no regrets, especially because i was able to travel and live in many different places before i got married, much more than the average person, which i would not have been able to do, had i married and gotten kids earlier. so it's a tradeoff, but it's something well worth considering. just make sure you have a partner that shares your motivations.
I believe this also implies that the Fibonomial (not a typo) coefficients are integers, which is neat
Considering that CATO has been blamed to be liberal, conservative and everything under the sun - they've had a very consistent view on many issues, that opponents come up with labels to try to smear them.
"now is the time on sprockets when we dance... wait... why am I the only one here?"
Not all presumptions are magical thinking, my presumptions are testable, and are not a form of wishful thinking. They also pass the smell test that is Occam's razor. Despite what you claim I'm not a cheerleader for an ideology, I just want to know how things work. I don't mind being surprised. I was very surprised by the thermodynamics of prediction, I always imagined biology, especially life to be it's own separate thing, I was surprised that it's not that special. Although the last 200 years of science was basically finding out that nothing is as special as we thought. We used to take this personally, humans after all supposed to be the crown jewel of creation.

There is such a thing as truth, regardless of the source, even if there is always a deeper truth. Newton's theory of gravity is true, and if you only care about skiing down a mountain slope it will serve you well, but if you would like to build a satellite you would need Einstein's theory of relativity, even quantum physics. To draw a circle around consciousness, to understand it's boundaries you may not need a new physics at all beyond a generalized form of thermodynamics, but of course for the details you need a lot of specialized knowledge, but those details are all found within the established boundaries. It's like watching Pluto with a telescope, and later flying a spacecraft to it, the spacecraft is going to reveal a lot of details, but we already figured out a lot, even before the telescope.
Have you actually used Brave? Can you provide actual evidence this is happening?

Maybe a screenshot? Literally anything.

I’ve been using Brave for a while, even before the crypto stuff but all, and I mean all of that can be turned off. I haven’t seen an Brave ad in place of where a typical ad would be. Ever. That kind of defeats the purpose of Brave, doesn’t it?

The only reason I known internet ads still exist is because of Chrome forced on my work computer.
He means 70 degrees of rotation within the daily cycle, so roughly 5 hours of rotation. (He's not talking about the rotational axis orientation being off by 70 degrees.)

5 hours over thousands of years is known to be within the margin of unpredictable irregularities. Nowadays we compensate for these irregularities by altering our timekeeping by way of leap seconds.
China pulled half of the planet out of permanent poverty, no neo-liberalism there (no freedom either, so no love lost on them from my side).
Can confirm that Square uses it internally
A lot of good comments/ ideas here. @altdataseller has a valid objection.

However, if you have 3-4 yrs experience in Fintech then maybe you know the pain points of some specific people that are successful day traders and can provide a solution for them, getting a cut of the improvements you provide OR someother negotiated deal. Obviously that requirs trust. In this case start very small, maybe even free and work your way up as a tech partner. In all cases, do research, start amall, dont be afraid to cut loses. Good luck.
Nah, you're wrong there. I actually only work 4 days / week for most of the year. It's not that I am requiring my working time to fill my life with meaning, it's more that I feel the almost third of my life I spent working has significantly lost in fun and meaning for me personally. The whole point of the post was to see how others felt about it and get some insights into different (and similar) perspectives.
Work from "anywhere" can be problematic because of timing, data egress/storage laws, etc

If I work for a US company that does DoD contracting, for example, I can't work "from" Belarus

I could work anywhere in the US

Some companies have national, state, or local incentives to hire "local" (or "domestic") ... even if those workers are remote, because they're supposed to be helping the "local" economy (be it Macon GA, Iceland, Hawaii, etc)

There may be other concerns about having workers connecting "from anywhere" due to non-competes, same-named-but-different businesses in those other locations, tax regulations, etc
Wow! I am impressed. I uploaded a WWII photo of airmen posing in front of their plane and got an amazing result. I’m not certain if WWII era life vests were bright yellow, that seems out of place, but it’s a good guess if not.
not yet, these are great suggestions. it's always a dilemma to add features to mitigate the performance of a weak model, instead of making a better model. most of the problems go away with a better language and colorization model, and many model-specific features are made in vain
> Vivid Natural — A slide of jam, jazzman, hook, band, pipe, and coil. Small contrasting details in natural colors. vivid natural.

This one generates the string instruments with the correct colors.
I'm all for native desktop apps, but do you have a particular reason for this over what you can do through the web-browser? It works very well as is, and if it were to run as a desktop app, it would basically do what the web version does but in a desktop form-factor. Which I suspect is not what you want, but you want some features that are missing in the web app, right? if so, what are those?
Thank you for this poignant reminder.
Engineer entrepreneurs who have made it big in non-engineering sectors
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Hot take, but if people making the personal decision to abstain from drinking what is essentially poison, causes society to collapse, things are irreversibly broken, IMO.
She can always start her own business. Don't need anyone's approval for that.
Not really identical, but I'd recommend the course Nand to Tetris (I believe on YouTube/also some online platforms) and this introduction to assembly - https://github.com/hackclub/some-assembly-required
I couldn't find a definition of this anywhere on that page and it was really frustrating: F&B stands for "Food and Beverage".
Telegram is now more to Discord than friends and family messaging app. You use Telegram and Discord similar on how you use Reddit or Hacker News.
> ...incompetent buffoons attempt to impose rules on the country to accomplish one thing, which fails utterly"

This is NOT what the Jones Act is.

The Jones Act is a very successful attempt by certain special interests to make money by instituting a law sending tons of money their way.

If we believe this model, one way to repeal the Jones Act is to somehow pay off those interests.
I am passionate about this issue because I think the US is failing to leverage an extremely valuable asset that could help bring manufacturing back to the states, reduce highway traffic and cut co2 emissions.

I believe the biggest infrastructure change the US could do is invest in a comprehensive inland terminal network. Europe is doing this. They have been working on strengthening hundreds of inland terminals. Check out this example linked below on google of terminal in Basel, Switizerland - literally in the middle of the continent[1]! Below is also a proposed project in Cincinnati, Ohio that never gained traction because of the issues with the Jones Act[2]. Imagine if every city along the Mississippi river network had a terminal like this.

I want to stress that the real use of an inland terminal network like this isn't only for delivering finished goods from outside the US to the interior of the country. The real value is to further integrate manufacturing transportation networks between US states, Canada and Mexico. I think this opportunity will fail to be realized because of our dysfunctional politics in Washington and too many powerful lobbies.

[1] https://www.google.com/maps/place/Swissterminal+AG+COBI/@47....

[2] https://www.soapboxmedia.com/devnews/0605queensgateterminals...
There's an open source Lumina server, writing a plugin for Ghidra wouldn't be too difficult, here's some details on how they hash functions:

https://github.com/naim94a/lumen/issues/2
That's a kind, caring, compassionate, empathetic approach founded on assuming good faith.

Unfortunately, it is perhaps not an ideal fit. I was mostly not dealing with the most junior and new of developers here. I was often dealing with senior developers who fully understood that they were responsible for investigating their own issues in a context where it was understood that troubleshooting takes time.

I often wound up regurgitating the error message back to them, asking them to point to the problems in the documentation getting in the way of them solving their own problems. This generally resulted in a conspicuous silence and the issues shortly thereafter being resolved.

The lesson I drew from this was not that the developers in question needed training. What I learned was that they needed to be convinced to treat these errors as natural-language strings they could interpret themselves.
How about you actually read the damn article and the law, before writing this?
Using SwiftKey also, it's the best solution (i found) at the moment. A shame Microsoft removed it from the AppStore this month. Whenever people need to reinstall their iPhones, they can no longer download and install it, and future iOS updates might kill it too.

Hopefully some other app will fill the gap soon :'(
Thank you, I'm very happy to hear that. :)

Ease of implementing is a goal, so that there is minimal friction when porting into any language.

This reminds me that I should finish this tutorial: https://github.com/jevko/tutorials/blob/master/parser.md

I hope you can get your friends excited! ;)

I'd really love to see folks put Jevko to use!
Of course there's an XKCD for that. Amazing, thanks for sharing.
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I'm not too familiar with the problems of AGPL - what's the specific issues I should be concerned with Lago being AGPL?
The woman hunting down image-based abuse
heh, I meant Nintendo Switch, the console :)

I was responding to the idea that being able to dock a mobile device has no advantages.
This 100%. I got burned out by the classic case of working at a startup from pre-seed round. After two or three years or so of working virtually every single day, including between leisure activities on “days off” and almost always “on call” replying to emails and DMs, I just stopped. I didn’t reply at absurd hours, even if I knew the answer or had something to say. I didn’t spend hours outside of work thinking about work anymore.

Over time, I started putting more time into properly decompressing from work at the end of the day so I didn’t feel stressed about the next day.

I get burned out from time to time still, but it’s much more “in the moment” burn out vs systemic burn out.
That, or make it easier to start up domestic shipbuilders.

In a vacuum, the Jones Act should be encouraging the construction of new shipyards and/or freight rail infrastructure. That neither seems to have happened suggests that other barriers exist, and those barriers need addressed, Jones Act or no.
They use the same javascript engine as my browser so I'm not that worried :) . Chances are low compared to just surfing in general in my estimation. Everything is sandboxed quite well in modern browsers.
,,Try again'' button is the worst way to solve the problem of having no connection. GMail does it right by trying again automatically periodically while having an error bar on the top of the screen, at the same time not stopping the user from using the application.

If Wix can save the data locally, why not just copy the GMail error interface and let the user decide when to connect to internet?
This is no longer a real reason. It's licensed as GPL with a "classpath exception." That's pretty permissive and this article[0] does a pretty good job of explaining some questions you may have.

[0]: https://www.mend.io/resources/blog/top-9-gpl-with-the-classp...
Right out of poverty and into a new kind of servitude, maybe. OP really should've used "capitalism" entirely but I suppose that would go down even worse.
If you want more savings your absolute number one priority should be to get a higher total compensation.

http://Levels.fyi for true TC numbers

http://Blind.com for gossip on the industry

http://Leetcode.com to be able to pass interviews.
Thought the same thing

> I have no trouble believing there must be shitload of people who must have worked an arrangement like that for themselves—taking paychecks without work. What surprises me is that almost always these people don't use their free time to do something productive

OP seems to go from being unsure if this group exists (thinking it highly likely but having no reference data to back it up) to knowing something intrinsic about them (everyone who does it has this trait). The two sentences seem to be at odds.

Also seems like projecting their personal experience onto everyone else.
The thesis is that there would be, if we allowed foreign ships and to operate in the US.

Water transport is much, much cheaper where there is not a burden, and is generally also more fuel-efficient per ton-mile. It should be possible for a wide variety of goods; the Mississippi alone is the largest river system in the ~~world~~. EDIT: North America, not the world
The traditional role of grandparents is to care for the kids while the parents work.
> The age of the parents is irrelevant in this, it's simply an observation that older children are less work than younger children (approaching zero as they're adults, obviously). The only time this might be relevant is if you're having kids at such an old age that you're going to be retiring before they're independent, which is rare for men and bordering on impossible for women.

I would argue otherwise for a few reasons.

First, when you are young, you are physically more capable of handling the disruption of the young child. You can get by on less sleep, and your body will be more resilient to the awkward schedule. As you age the physical demands will be more difficult to handle.

Similarly, the "return to DINK" status does NOT imply retirement. If you have children in your early 20s, you can end up as DINKs in your early 40s. Sure you may still have to work, but at that age you are able to fully enjoy most of the activities you could in your 20s without yet having much diminished physical capacity, and as a bonus now your adult children can join you in those activities. By the time you do retire, your finances should fully recover from the hit of having children decades ago and you can afford to take many vacations.

Now instead imagine that you have children at age 40+. You will be exhausted, your physical activity will be reduced, the disruption in lifestyle stacks with the ravages of aging. It is much more difficult to remain healthy as you age, nevermind the huge burden and loss of free time associated with the children. And if you hadn't saved up enough in advance, the financial hit could be substantial, and it might delay your retirement.

In addition, if you have children younger in life, you are more likely to have the previous generation available to help shoulder some of the burden. The longer you wait, the less able your parents' generation is to assist as their own health declines.

There are some pros to waiting of course, if you are in a fast paced and highly demanding career you may not be able to weather the added burden of children while advancing, so having them later might increase your overall earning capacity. You can also live the DINK lifestyle while you are still at your healthiest.
To be fair, it is kinda about iOS. There are lower-latency codecs than AAC available, but you cannot install them since Apple doesn't allow it.
Look into Paddle or Stripe Checkout. It can be as easy as just dropping in a link if you want to do it half-manual until you have the need for it.
The presumption of these questions is astonishing. You know nothing about me, and certainly not the extent to which I’ve “rationally questioned” my beliefs. (Of course, I recognize the laughably invidious premise of your question, which is that, had I truly and “rationally” done so, I would cease to be a Christian. Give me a break.)

A recommendation: Try practicing a little intellectual humility. It will get you farther with people. Have a good one.
Or node_modules!

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/6s0wov/hea...
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In this article, I want to show how IA can be easily applied in other fields of daily life. In this case, I'll show how bringing artificial intelligence to car repair shops and carwashes can be extremely easy and generate a competitive advantage for these businesses.
I'd start here too. It isn't just increasing the amount you can save, but also increases the power of every dollar saved, since you need less to subsist now (assuming you stay at a sustainable reduce level of expenses). Your savings rate is a big talk in the financial independence community for this reason. Even if you're not interested in retiring early, Mr Money Mustache's article "The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement" [1] really puts that ratio into perspective. Just the idea that lower expenses is more than just another dollar saved was really powerful for me and made me feel much more in control over my finances.

[1] https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-si...
One solution is to disable autocorrect, then tap-type when you want no correction and swipe-type when you do (since swiping necessarily uses autocorrect)
Reminiscent of tabs vs. spaces, this seems to be a new battle in an old war and readability is (allegedly) being held captive by both sides.
I think you should be banned from using any equipment not entirely made in USA, by US citizens and by a company owned by a US citizen. You know - be the nat-con that you're expressing here
No. Take a look at ConTeXt <https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Main_Page>, another TeX superset. It integrates TeX typesetting with MetaPost graphics and Lua programming, and does a much better job than LaTeX, in my opinion. Although LaTeX has infinitely more libraries, extending ConTeXt isn't as difficult and cumbersome as creating LaTeX packages.
Looks interesting, but which FPGA chips and boards are actually supported?
The biggest blessing of remote work is being able to tune out and do something else during useless meetings.
True. They're 700 miles away in our case, though...
Nitpick but it's tax deductible in the end, but yes after taxes up front
This is magic… How the heck does it know that the walls of my home gym is light green?!?

Impressive!
DC does a pretty good job of being a middle ground. Very walkable in most parts, a high number of single-family homes, lots of park space where you can take your dog off leash. Houses have gotten pretty expensive over the last 10 or so years though
Netflix is ‘seriously exploring’ a cloud gaming service