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> One of the hallmarks of ADHD is executive function issues. Can you start tasks fine?

No, I absolutely can not start tasks fine. Starting them is the hardest part of doing them and it has been an issue my entire life. It has made my life more difficult than it needs to be.

> One already has issues starting tasks even during "normal" times, now they are burned out, which even for a neurotypical brain makes them unable to start any tasks.

This is where I am. I can not start the most simple of tasks at work at this point. A simple text change in a UI? That might as well be sized for a whole sprint right now, much less significant API changes.

> Since you said "psychologists", plural, I'm thinking you got multiple ADHD diagnosis from more than one doctor.

The plural was a mistake, my apologies.
I've just got a router with Wi-Fi 6E and it is just about able to offer the full 1gbps of my broadband connection wirelessly.

Ethernet on the other hand just works for high speeds like that, and offers low latency that can't be beaten by wireless.
Or just a hybrid HTHL vehicle, think SpaceShipTwo with an additional airbreathing engine and some thermal protection instead of a fancy feathered system (not feasible at high velocities). Take off on a quiet engine, get away from cities, make a rocket-powered suborbital jump, vomit in between, re-enter, land quietly across the pond.

(still sounds handwavy and not very realistic, though)
One generation? The new 13” MacBook Pro with M2 still has it.
this. also for so successful medical trials for depression, they are always done with a psychologist to help assimilate and direct the experience. If it was just the substance, all party going mushroom popping teens would have gotten cured of depression.
My overall view has been that narrative is important, therapy (meds or no meds) is mostly about what story we are telling ourselves. If the story is, i take this, have this mind opening meaningful experience and that will make things better, thats what works here.
I remember mobile phones with two way radios were popular in my hometown 20 years ago.

https://youtu.be/Du7W2nfXgiw?t=389
BBR for TCP should improve things?
Meanwhile, president of 50k/year liberal arts college says student debt "gets a bad wrap" and warns that alternatives include colleges having to "eat the cost" https://www.marketwatch.com/story/debt-gets-a-bad-rap-as-a-c...
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Today, businesses and developers are keen to use cloud for deep learning. Especially with the GPU cloud instances, you pay as you go. It is much more cost-efficient comparing to having an expensive metal machine in the office.
But let's switch the role now. Say you are the GPU cloud provider, and you provide the GPU environment for hosting other users applications. The problem now becomes, how can you, as this platform provider, lower down the GPU costs to maximize the profit?
You are not the only one. This was posted/discussed earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33435002
> Full employment of a smaller labor force,

the civilian labor force is higher than ever. as of Sept 2022, 153M non-farm workers [1], 130M private employees [2].

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PAYEMS

[2] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/USPRIV
This isn't true in general. For many requests, an OPTIONS request is sent first. If the OPTIONS request contains permissive CORS headers, then the normal request proceeds. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Preflight_...
> What we need is the full-on Mark of the Beast nightmare of having a federal Department of Identity.

Why stop at federal when you can go global?

The question is, will Apple's digital driver's license / state ID support[0] be considered Real ID-compliant, and will this form the basis of a global identity standard?

[0] https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2022/03/apple-launches-the-fi...
I imagine that fiber optics wouldn't transmit enough light, but I could be wrong.
The thing about advice is that we already know it, but too lazy to follow or just plain forgetful. This was a good read for reminding. Thank you for sharing.
I was introduced to this word by the Carl Sagan novel Contact, and I’ve always remembered it.
Working at a company like that you really have to come to terms with the fact that any second you're working there, could be your last. Act accordingly.

I take that to mean, that one definately should not be working evenings and weekends. Why do all that, for a company that's not going to value your work and look for wrongful ways to terminate you. If anything it means, you should work much fewer hours.
Yes male nurses already get drafted into lifting the heavy patients, and dealing with the ornery patients, just because they're male, so it's no surprise many men nope out of nursing.
'The don't sleep too much and reduce to 7h' is such a horrible take. It really depends on the ppl. It's possible to do all the positive things (having great wlb, workout regularly, eat the healthiest food) and some ppl just need to sleep 8-9 hours. This is self help's guru level of advice
In soviet python, runtime cares

(if you accidentally use a tab in a file that otherwise uses spaces, you get a runtime exception, or vise versa)
I think your solution is easy to solve with Cloudflare.

Pages is free and good for static site hosting. You can bind functions to Cloudflare Workers for more dynamic API type stuff. Shortly you’ll see access to D1 for their database solution using sqlite, etc.

AWS et al are just so pricey and I feel people jump to those solutions too quick. If you need a VPS, I’ve enjoyed Hetzner. I run docker containers on it with some pretty beefy software for cheap. Where are you hosting video?
I’d imagine that these companies really do need this headcount. Think about how many relationships they need to manage.
I don’t think you answered my question.
What are the advantages?

I'm very frustrated with firejail since I can't for example block execution in my home directory, with the exception of one subdirectory.

It just can't be done.
> Yeah, I agree that it is important to take into account disadvantages that people may have unfairly experienced due to no fault of their own.

>But, why do we need to use race as a proxy?

There are two possibilites:

1. They dont see the logical fallacy, perhaps because they are clouded by empathy.

2. They fully understand that they are discriminating by race and think its good.
if you can get 100wph from 1m2 of solar panel on earth, how much electricity can you get from space for an equivalent 1m2 space panel ?

i read the no night argument, so if earth panel gets usable 8hr per day, the space panel automatically gets 3x gains, no ?
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I’m so confused why non-voting shares exist. If there isn’t a dividend, why are they valued at anything at all? What exactly are you holding with your non-voting share?
Only when the thieves have robotic exoskeletons.
How dumb do you have to be to put stuff like that in writing? It’s just ammunition for a lawsuit.
Encoding and decoding are both transforms on attacker supplied input.

I don't think its helpful to armchair quarterbacking other peoples mistakes that ended up in a vulnerability when the overall code quality is good. There are a dozen ways they could have done it differently, which may or may not have resulted in different exotic bugs.

Punycode was the footgun here. Not the language, or the implementation, or the code. They were forced to do something stupid and complex and dangerous deep within the bowels of a critical library.
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I just wanna say… apply to Harvey Mudd! Way better than those ivies anyway!
My statement was based solely on the 2010-2015 data where 14% more than the 18% of 1950. 18% of 1950 = 351 * .14 = 49 Asian students per year that scored above whites and should have been admitted. This is from the filing, but I can't verify externally.

If the data in this thread is correct: LatinX, Native American, and Black students averaged lower scores than whites on those same GPA/Tests. Those 49 Asian students would have displaced, therefore, more of those groups than whites. How many more? It's not clear--as few as 1 each for those groups (but those scores would have been outlier-bad) but likely, more black students than any other category (again just based on the numbers presented here).

Will there be more Asians than whites in the Harvard freshman class if Harvard goes race-blind? I appreciate why that question is very important to Asian applicants, but I am more concerned about the further-marginalizing of the other groups.
I'm not quite sure why everyone always warns about high debt levels, but nobody seems to care about high equity levels?

Both debt and equity are just different points on a spectrum that you mix-and-match from to can structure the liabilities side of your balance sheet.

However as the linked article points out, the big difference here is not debt vs equity, but that governments step in with tax payer money to guarantee the value of debt in a way that they don't do for equity.

Those government guarantees are the real deal, whether that's an explicit guarantee or the implicit 'too big too fail'.
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real teachers you can question and determine if they're talking out of their asses or actually know. AIs will lie
Another one is just maintainer/packagers for popular distros like Arch.

I'd be very surprised if something shady isn't there as of now.
Does that mean they are not using type checking? That’s the really really slow part of writing TS and es build doesn’t include it, which is why I’ve never seen the point of using esbuild as a compiler.
> by T-Mobile
Would and have. My wife is an insurance agent, basically that is her Q4.
How did you wind up a diversity hire?
A burgle.
Debian unstable is usually years behind the times.
If you only get 100 opinions, I'd say you've managed to pick the 100 laziest economists in the world.
Imagine the look on this guys face when he's the one who gets the layoff slip while the one's he thought would get it, get to keep their job.

Don't be so sure, you're a high performer. High performance isn't just about your own performance. All it takes is for the project you're working on to end up on the dead end list and all the sudden, you'll be on the dead end list too. There's too many factors that influence a person's performance besides just the work they put in.
They should also consider targeting and auditing shops that buy used car parts

In this case they took out the palladium and sold it to a refinery. Also, VINed parts, like airbags, have been found being shipped to countries that don't care about or can't enforce the sale of them.

So, it'd eat into some of the criminal's profits, but probably not enough to significantly reduce theft. So efforts are likely better spent elsewhere.
Your theory doesn't account for the fact that most economies worldwide are seeing high inflation (besides China and Japan).
I'm so tired of these "jobs are rigged for social people!!!" or morning people or organized people kinds of posts. There's no rigging, if you want to work alone from 10 PM to 6 AM that's in your prerogative but just because most jobs require collaboration or most people prefer to sleep at night (gasp!) and work while the sun is out does not mean it's "unfair" to you; it just means that you're an outlier. Also the tone of this write-up is unnecessarily patronizing by accusing "morning people" of foregoing their health by sleeping less; hasn't it occured to the author that they might be sleeping early?

I'm writing this as a person who regularly sleeps at 3 AM and works alone in a very disorganized manner, but I have no illusions about the healthiness or ubiquity of my lifestyle.
If you can't determine if someone is disadvantaged then I guess they aren't. Labeling someone disadvantaged because of their skin color is just racism. In fact, if ANYTHING is racism, it's that.
The Opportunity Before Congress on Crypto Legislation
>If you want to object to the jargon on the grounds of being jargon

"Jargon" like that is not accrptable. Would you allow it for any other group? And many people use the term white privilege to mean an intrinsic power held by white people as a result of their oppression of blacks. So you are wrong on all acounts.

>but I've yet to find better terminology than this.

It's hard to come up with a name for something that barely exists in tbe first place. "You're zip-code is privileged" doesn't invoke the same guilt does it?
... WOW

This is just amazing. You've basically built your own JARVIS, and I really want to know how much you would charge to replicate this ? ... its almost impossible to turn something so bespoke into a purchasable product, so I'll never be able to walk into a store and walk out with this entire thing, but its like art, you can pay the artist to make you one thats pretty similar since they know how to do it... I suppose that does open a more interesting question for the wider audience.

How much effort does it take to maintain this?
Anyone had much luck putting M1 MacBook Pros on ethernet? Our office tried a few different docks and adaptors but there were frequent dropouts.
install a cat shield aka a plate that covers your cat. Mine got stolen, a shield was $350, they totaled the car for over $3500 by taking the cat if I would have fixed it due to fucking up the exhaust pipes and o2 sensor.
Carmack ported Wolfenstein 3D to Haskell. That seems like a big enough project to make serious statements about the language in the context of games.
The Autumn Glory review is worth a read, and rings true to my experience with this stinking turd ball with clever marketing. https://applerankings.com/autumn-glory-apple-review/
>I'm on guard for overreah all the time, but I'm OK with showing ID to buy alcohol, drive a car, fly on a plane, sell items that should rarely be done in bulk outside of rare conditions, like a bunch of catalytic converters.

you should probably re-evaluate your ideas about personal ID with regards to travel if you're interested in over-reach. These laws are routinely used as an anti-immigration method by ICE and equivalents, and there is very little proof that they do much to make the world any safer.
What's the deal with those lamps that are sitting in the floor on every picture?
They must have some serious political problems inside Google.

I simply can't believe a company the size of Google can't make a good chat app. A simple chat app is literally one of the first apps you create as a beginning programmer.

Hangouts was good. Did what it needs to do and a tiny bit more.

Google Chat is a bad joke, with obvious glaring bugs that remain since the whole time I was forced onto it (years? feels like decades)... Have a look through the 1-star reviews on the Play store and get an idea of how many bugs Chat continues to have.

Continuous "updates", yet no user-visible differences at all?

I would think that a top 1% app developer with the resources that Google has available to them should be able to make a workable Hangouts-clone in maybe a few weeks? What is this crap?
This is a great tool, thank you!

So, on my Pixel 6, I see pretty bad latency: https://ibb.co/ft4ZmJr
On my Mac, it looks decent: https://ibb.co/XJMXSzm

What can be done to improve it?
Hi Guys,

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Sex and race are just treated differently by law. The supreme court wouldn't allow drafting only black people, but it does allow drafting only men.
Have you TRIED any in the apples in the "Top Apple" category?
Is there an arm64 version of the docker image for the atuin server? I'd really like to be able to deploy this to my microk8s cluster.
I'm pretty sure the organized rings salvage the ceramic out of cats and then ship that overseas via backhauled shipping containers.
There are two!
My anecdata is that as soon as the mega-corporations started waving their pride flags and doing race sensitivity training the masses on my FB/Twitter feed changed their emoji usage right along with them. To be fair this is the same people who immediately forgot that black lives mattered when they traded their BLM fist emoji for a Ukraine flag.
It doesn't just lead to problems for the central bank, it's also a waste of taxpayer money and shares many of the same issues as any other kind of central planning.

High inflation also only makes a dent in existing long duration debt. It doesn't do anything to reduce existing short-term debt, nor to reduce the real cost of new debt that comes from new deficits (at least for government debt).

(That is because short-term debt needs to be either paid off or rolled over.)
>The police can — clearly, as per this article — do their job without yet another intrusive privacy overreach being put permanently on the books.

I'm a big proponent making police do actual police work to catch offenders.

In fact, police use of geo-fencing warrants, genealogical database mining, IMSI catchers and other invasions of privacy are all huge overreaches that should be slapped down hard.

That said, what reasonable mechanism do you suggest for police to use in identifying and deterring the catalytic converter (CC) theft market? Having "legitimate" businesses report on their interactions with CCs seems minimally invasive, as compared with other extremely invasive practices already being used by law "enforcement".

Given that (IIUC) most stolen CCs are broken down for the expensive metals they contain, rather than being sold in a black aftermarket, it's unlikely that police can just find a stolen CC and look at its serial number to determine whether or not it's been stolen.

Are you arguing that we should ignore the issue of stolen CCs because any action is worse, or do you have a reasonable suggestion as to how to address this issue? That's not a jab at you. You seem to have strong feelings about this (I don't), so I'd like to understand what potential alternatives might exist to the new law. If you'd expand on that, I'd be most appreciative!

While I don't disagree with the idea that police should do, you know, actual police work, rather than trample on the privacy of the population (e.g., all these calls for encryption back doors as well as the stuff I mention above), it's not clear to me what the issue might be here.
The Things They Carried
Very nice write up. As a billing guy I especially liked the tip about using resource policies to enable cross-account access and save on KMS request costs.

There's one issue with companies using hundreds of AWS accounts if you're a vendor to them: integrating services. Some folks here may be interested in a technique called "CloudFormation StackSets" which can deploy bits of infrastructure to multiple AWS accounts in one command. Vantage uses this to setup our billing integration and we wrote up the method here, https://www.vantage.sh/blog/using-cloudformation-stacksets-t...
I doubt there is one, it seems to me that even with bikes being as expensive as they are the value isn't there. But, maybe? There was an interesting story a year ago about bikes being stolen from CO and popping up for sale in Mexico. The article is long but has a summary at the top of the page.
https://bikeindex.org/news/closing-the-loop-a-deep-dive-on-a...
Can somebody please tell me: is Zizek actually smart? I bought his book “Philosophy for the end times” and only remember understanding a single concept. How is this man comprehensible? What is he respected for?
This seems so plainly obvious. I wonder why people don't see it. It seems like there is often a battle between empathy and reason, with empathy winning out. I wish it would stop being taught as an absolute virtue.
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Okay, well, so much for that idea! :D
so it goes to the crusher?
I have no problem with being labeled a tankie. So save that for the American discourse. It has absolutely no effect in my country.

...

Its only insane because you have no knowledge of actual history, less, the actual declassified documents of the USSR and instead 'know' things based on the cold war propaganda that you sucked up over the years.

Like how 'propaganda' was something that only 'others' did, and there was 'free press' in 'the West.
> as my bandwidth is getting overloaded due to how heavy all the websites are, whereas I can optimize images and videos.

how about using gifs instead?
Here "to unpack" is used in the school literature class sense of "to analyze in detail and discuss". Thus, "a lot to unpack" is a flippant suggestion that a comment could serve as a fruitful subject for discussion (meaning: for unfunny jokes, speculations about the commenter's mental state, socially disapproved activities, and/or political affiliation, etc.)

An "a lot to unpack" comment adds little value by itself. It's basically a verbal reaction emoji.
Please do. I get the impression that not many people use --profile-name, and I live in fear of them taking it away. It needs critical mass. Two of us should be enough!
Only because you/we don't have the keys. It's not the process isolation stuff that makes them a walled garden, it's the lack of user configurability of those protections
Out of everything in this thread, this was the most interesting to me. I didn't know you could pipe a list of files to mv. It makes sense, I guess I just never tried it because anything I would have used it for, I would have used find or xargs instead.
He'd have to learn how to write great novels first.
This is very interesting, thanks for sharing. Pretty nice writeup as well. I've been running data centers full of over 100k+ GPUs for the last few years.

I can't imagine involving k8s in that though. It just seems like a huge amount of complexity that isn't really necessary. But maybe that is just me... I really like keeping things as simple as possible.

Anyway, maybe I'll have to give it a deeper look... I'm sure I can learn something from it. =)