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Motivated multidisciplinary software engineer with 18+ years of experience building a wide range of software for startups to multi-million dollar companies. Thrives in solving problems big or small, in order to help solve real-world problems and increase revenue. Flexible to learn whatever language/framework/technique that is needed. Experience with small to large sized startups from 1- 500k+ users in just about every position (Devops, Project Manger, Team Lead, Q/A, etc) in various niches (Real Estate, Marketing, Nutrition, Food, Photography, Finance, Education).
Here's the real reason: nobody in a position to make it more consistent ever notices the inconsistency, because internally the use of short URL redirectors is ubiquitous. I can't be sure because I don't work there any more but I would be surprised if the canonical location of this issue for Googlers is something other than go/avpibug/100 or something similar to that.
Nobody spends billions in R&D when there is no threat and they can just earn the same money doing nothing, or very little. Sorry, I don't agree.
Ahh yes that's basically perfect! Let me know when there's an Android version ;)
For sure! And yes parts of it involve raster data. It doesn't help that I have very little control over the raster internals.

My project is limited to NY,OR,WA, but this clearly has a potential sparse raster problem. If I was doing it in code, I'd reach for internally tiled cloud-optimized geotiffs with low compression and I'd be pretty sure that all the empty tiles would get compressed down to nothing.

With QGIS, I can cross my fingers and hope it's doing something relatively sane with GDAL in the background.
You do not need to protect people. People should learn to protect themselves. If you are stupid and exploited by malware, next time maybe you'll learn the basics of the device you are using. Otherwise you will be forever a slave an electronic device's slave.
otherwise the sewers would get clogged, according to a city council member
Egypt calls on British Museum to return The Rosetta Stone
Twitter recently shut down several child exploitation hash tags that had been ignored until Musk took over.
I had that happen to me a long while back. No idea if that has happened recently as I use uBlock filters to remove my view of karma. I found these filters here on HN submitted by another member. This assumes you have the uBlock addon installed.

In Addons -> uBlock Preferences -> My Filters

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Are you referring to some sort of underground hatch that doesn’t take up any space on the sidewalk at all? That’d be very cool, just probably difficult to retrofit the whole city with.
2. State actor. Otherwise you'd have to either a) hack every vendor independently for its most cherished keys, or b) find some intermediary that keeps every vendor's most cherished keys. The latter is feasible for a private actor but unlikely, the former is feasible for a state actor and we already know they do this kind of thing.
Probably a developing country. In the US iPhones have almost 100% market share among young people. I'm in Australia and almost everywhere I have worked has been a Mac place. Schools also all use Macbooks unless they can't afford them.
Well, if you ignore the price
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But what if the dive computer battery is dead?!

We could play this silly game of fatuous arguments all day. Why insist that your preference is so superior to other’s preference?
> Is there a nix config wrapper for systemd-networkd?

The options under systemd.network almost map 1:1 to systemd-networkd ones.
Good marketing. Sticky ecosystem. For a while, they were extremely innovative (facetime/ipod/itunes/iphone). Network effects (facetime/imessage).
Potentially but then you get into “reflections on trusting trust” type attacks, which are pretty hard to sustain.
So why are all the crypto businesses advertising to $COUNTRY and not to the places with unreliable banking? I suspect a Willie Sutton -like answer.
If you ignore price, sure
I'm not classically trained but I've always privately felt that computers are perhaps a fundamentally fraudulent form of escapism which exists merely to model artificial perfection atop the physical world. In obtaining relief from the constant decay of physicalia, humanity obtains a kind demi-deus, Shivan state. While this freedom has granted us the technological wealth of the modern world, it ultimately remains a folly, since even the most shielded and fault-tolerant systems will eventually succumb to chaos[0]. The best we can do is add longevity, the most effective methods for which[1] begin to ape biology and embrace chaos and global non-determinism. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25218687 [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_computing

I suppose research physicists have far more developed philosophies along these lines. We do live in interesting times.
> Safari is still the best mobile browser

Ha. https://caniuse.com/?compare=ios_saf+16.1&compareCats=all#re...
There's a fair number of pixel-art games that are 3D models passed through a pixel filter. Dead Cells springs to mind.
The layoff data from the analysis you used to create the red line includes less than 40 companies and at a glance seems to only include one of FAANG (Netflix)?

Not sure what "FAANG-adjacent" means but if it just means "top-tier companies" I'm not sure the others are that either. Many of the listed companies I've never heard of, a lot look like overvalued startups which of course would get hit hard by lack of easy money, Coinbase is in crypto.

I find it very hard to believe you can make a generalization to many/most companies with this data, I know for a fact several large Fortune 500 companies (banks for example) are still hiring in huge numbers. JPMorgan for example is hiring >2000 engineers this year, that number exceeds the entirety of your "additional engineers on market because of layoffs." The only companies listed on TrueUp in the Fortune 10 are the tech-first ones so huge employers are missing from the dataset.

Personally I think the title of the blog post is misleading at best and pretty close to clickbait.
I think you're describing the plot of Firewall with Harrison Ford.
I think it would be a bit weird to make an exception in child support laws that would on effect a fraction of a singe percent of the population.
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All the comments seem to be deleted. Do you remember what was unsettling about them?
This was my understanding as well (I'm a big fan of nutrition facts), but I think I misunderstood the parent. I thought they were saying the opposite – that a vegan diet would lead to lower testosterone.
I completely agree with your perspective. It is a reality that deep learning models might offer certain advantages over classical statistical models. We are building benchmarks and comparisons to clarify when the more complex models are better.

We also want to show with this experiment the importance of creating benchmarks. In many use cases, practitioners choose more sophisticated models because they think this will give them better accuracy. The main idea is that robust benchmarks should always be created.
Profitable and generally well-regarded by consumers.

Even if it were blatantly monopolistic, that only matters if its bad for consumers. The vast majority of non-HN crowd is super, super happy being inside of Apple's walled garden.
Ok but this is surely not compelling evidence of literally anything. Perhaps, in fact, the opposite. This is what we have for evidence and nothing more then WHY???

There is something here, at least one thing, that seems to be dominating outcomes, and is not being discussed.

Nobody has even a half-suggestion of what it might be and that is not making it (or them) go away as problems that are not being solved.
I always forget to explain that. Atomic updates are one of the best if not the best feature of nixos.
VTWAX
This is accurate re: M1 Mac Mini times IME
Is that not the wormhole feature they are demonstrating?
What's special about compilers, then? Compilers are code, and therefore, as you say, buggy.

Library authors know things about what their code is meant to be doing that compilers cannot deduce, so cannot act on. But the library author can. A library, according to how heavily it is used, benefits from more thorough testing than generic application code gets.
Haha yes! I would LOVE to make the app for Android someday. But as a solo dev, it’s just too much to take on on my own. If Nihongo ever blows up and I make enough to hire someone to help me out, an Android app is top of my list.
I doubt that they are entrusted with keys.
https://archive.today/U0vVf

https://archive.ph/U0vVf
Is it transphobia to argue if children should have access to surgery?
To argue about puberty blockers?
To argue about therapies different than transition for dysphoria?

Society is changing, and people want to discuss it. To be heard.
Yes, that makes change harder and slower.
But you absolutely do not get to choose the "right" solution and call everyone that is concerned and unconvinced "transphobic"

Eg: https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/oklahoma-lawmaker-files...

Pretty weird if something can be discussed in legislature, but not on twitter

I don't know that I agree with him. I'd need epidemiological data. But that is not the point. The point is that we, as a society, need to discuss.
For whom? Certainly not for consumers, which are the only people that antitrust regulations are meant to protect. The integrated ecosystem is the point. That's why Apple commands such enormous premium over their competitors.
Does apple require Apple Pay for all in app purchases? Why isn’t Apple Pay an option on Amazon?
You cannot better yourself. You cannot alter yourself in any meaningful way.
Then Coinbase can sue them just like Epic did
It's tempting to think that preventing an idea from being discussed online means it will go away, but that's never been the case. It's much better to have it be challenged and corrected publicly.

It really can be difficult to keep up with all the lies being told, but automated fact checking can be a great help here, and the more a lie is seen the greater the odds it will be challenged (provided we have the freedom to challenge it)
Surely these apps should be treated more like banking applications than buy/sell applications?

This is akin to apple demanding 30% of the funds of every wire transfer initiated within its App Store app for your bank.
NFTs will come back later on just offered by banks under different abbreviations...
Let's give it a few days and someone will have something semi-automatic ready
See also Peter Norton:

* PDF: https://cdn1.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/2934608/N...

* https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2924825-fighting-traffic

* https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262516129/fighting-traffic/
> Send out fake Windows updates, approved by Microsoft, to do whatever you want.

Send them... How? You're planning on setting up a MITM attack on everyone's internet access?
I haven't heard the government complain about encryption since early 2000s. I'd wager you're correct.
Usually it has something to do with "not going bankrupt". Apple's sheeps spend more than on other platforms too.
Majority of people in US who use a phone use an iPhone, that’s just a fact. Their comment isn’t credible.
A. Watch his follow up video. Where he talks about all he got wrong.

B. I recently switched to a more “natural” SevenGenerations pouch and holy crap it’s been excellent.

C. You can not buy anything but pods at two of my grocery stores. You need to go to Walmart near me to find any straight powder. Market has spoken right or wrong.
Who cares about memory safety when the entire platform is already an advertising shitshow full of spyware?
For added weirdness “ba len ci aga” is Latin for “do what you want.” See for yourself with Google translate. It could also be translated as the more familiar “do what thou wilt,” a rather infamous occult credo.
There's also https://draw.nnc.ai/ - which is an iOS / iPad app running Stable Diffusion.

The author has a detailed blogpost outlining how he modified the model to use Metal on iOS devices. https://liuliu.me/eyes/stretch-iphone-to-its-limit-a-2gib-mo...
Where are they going to go? Google has the exact same fees (but gets none of the outcry for some reason)
No, you are very wrong, and on a brand new account no less so there is always the strong possibility you are one of those trolling bots. Thus my responses will be limited, credibility of new accounts is tenuous at best.

If you were educated you would realize there is a fundamental limit under which real purchasing power cannot go below for any length of time, and rate of pay failing to meet inflation yearly for several decades would eventually reach a breaking point.

Paid time off simply translates into purchasing power, and the fact they can't hire more people because almost no one is willing to enter the industry because there's no profit to be made, and yet everything depends on it running smoothly. They can't raise their prices, have two conductors (god forbid something happen to one in-transit) or even hire security guards to ensure people don't steal from slow moving trains.

If you have the inkling and want to educate yourself, I'd recommend you start with The Wealth of Nations, by Adam Smith 1778.

It describes the fundamentals of why our economy worked, and why it has slowly stagnated with the increased legislation (regulation), consolidation (monopolization), and frauds of various entities.

After that, a primer on socialism's key elements (i.e. centralized power structures, (lack of)property rights, monopolistic industry, etc,) and its major failings which is why most people say its responsible for more deaths than any other system (Nazis, Mao, etc).

From there, Wealth and Poverty of Nations by Landis and you should then be able to competently speak.
Search google for the certificate SHAs. Most don't result in anything but this report, but one is for Samsung and another for LG.
I'm very familiar with it. It's a minced oath used by those who disrespect free speech so intensely they suspend any pretense of decorum and resort to childish wordplay. It's the same as FOSS activists who insist on writing "M$" instead of Microsoft.
I bet $10 this is actually covered in a very thin layer of plastic because it's what seems to happen to some metal products in the food space (see e.g. "aluminum" cans).
May be you should try attaching depth/normal maps to tile. Let shader use zbuffer to sort for you. Similar to https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/templates/systems/2-5d...

Most 2d engines use shader system underneath, it easier to write a shader to solved all the z-sorting problems. Only minimal 3d maths and billboarding(tile) are all you need.
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Me - write a romantic conversation between a go and a python programmer

OpenAI ChatGPT-
Go: Hey there, beautiful. I couldn't help but notice you over here, working on that Python code.

Python: Hi there. Yeah, I've been trying to debug this problem for a while now. It's been a bit of a challenge.

Go: I bet. I've always admired the versatility and simplicity of the Python language. It's so easy to read and write.

Python: Thank you. I agree. I love how Python allows me to quickly prototype and test ideas without getting bogged down in low-level details.

Go: That's what makes it such a great language. And I have to say, I find your passion for coding incredibly attractive.

Python: Really? I find your efficiency and concision equally impressive.

Go: Well, I guess it's true what they say: Opposites attract.

Python: I guess it is.

Go: So, would you like to grab a cup of coffee and discuss our favorite programming paradigms?

Python: I would love to. Let's do it.

Go: Great. I can't wait to spend more time with you and learn from your expertise.

Python: Same here. I'm looking forward to getting to know you better and exploring the depths of our shared passion for code.
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FTX was the exception up until a month ago too.
> The article says Apple, AMD, and Nvidia are looking to source from the new plant. Aren't they canonical examples of companies that are always looking for the latest and greatest?

CPUs and GPUs get all the press, but there are dozens of other chips used in even the latest models that use older technology. For all we know Apple could be buying those chips for USB cables, or pencils.
“…The result is that too few deals are being struck and everyone is suffering…”

Interesting conclusion. I wish I could understand how we even got to the point where CEO and employee pay disparity are 1000%. With that kind of disparity how do you even begin to fix the “fairness of the deal”?
It's not hard to figure out which vendors are affected. Just search for the SHA256 hash of each malware sample on VirusTotal.

eg. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/b1f191b1ee463679c7c2fa7d...
Liquids have enzymes or bleach. They might have oxiclean instead of bleach but apparently the two best cleaning agents don’t exist in liquid together very well.

Powder is better. Pods are just powder.
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TL;DR (I did but very quickly) the vast majority of for profit entities do not give one shit about free speech. If you think any online forum does you are in conflict with all evidence presented so far.

But it is an important point not to have just one site like Twitter or Reddit or even HN so we can go to one the competitors and complain about the former without angering the later.
> When pressed briefly, it starts the Mac up in normal macOS mode; when pressed and held until the Mac reports that it’s loading Recovery Options, it engages Recovery mode, where you navigate startup and other options using buttons and menus. These invariably work fully with Apple’s wireless keyboards and mice/trackpads, so there’s no need to connect them with their charging leads.

I wish…with portable Macs I can never get this to work :/
Multiple researchers have shown that body language feeds back on how you feel.

So maybe you don't want to "fix" yourself for others, but you might consider it for yourself.
I mean nerds like Japanese so it's no surprise that Japanese has the best arrangement of apps and websites.

Personally I just read easy manga (like Yotsuba-to) and worked my way up to books. I didn't use any tools except Genki 1+2.
Have you submitted an app to the app store? Have you dealt with their reviewers? The stupidity of these reviewers is maddening. I'm certain I do not want a phone call with them, even though they are extorting $99/year from me.
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