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Public transport, healthcare, even the fucking roads, just to name a few. Every time I've gone to the US, I've been astounded at how awful the roads are in comparison—in particular along the west coast, which given California's GDP, you'd expect better. Even Ireland, which has comparitively shit public transport compared to the rest of europe, is miles ahead of most of the US.

> (Not to mention that ireland was almost a third world country until it started attracting capital with shady loopholes and lack of regulations compared to the US and Europe, which makes the comparison even weirder.)

It's significantly more nuanced than that (and the US is equally as guilty of aiding corporate tax evasion thanks to Delaware—if the US actually wanted to tax income that is currently being routed through Ireland, it could just pass a law to do so). We're definitely a tax haven, no denying that, but our infrastructure started improving well before that became the case. But that's not really relevant to the discussion, which is about employment rights.
This quote from Eugen is about CWs, but I think it applies here too:

“… It's a decentralized network that doesn't belong to any one party, so by definition there is no single culture on it. Different corners have different expectations and customs.” - https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/109323056922301691
Thanks for all the replies. The trick is: I'm halfway through my trip right now. So I think my choices are 1) stay where I am until Friday, or 2) back-track to Oregon and head for I-15. Seems like staying here is my best bet. But I guess I won't be at work on Monday...
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Ew. Let’s not sexualize kids. Not cool.
I’ll actually argue that it artificially inflates the price beyond the means of those who do not own yet and even those who own but are priced out of upgrading to a better home/location, by bringing in investment money from outside.

Housing is a necessity, and should be limited to residents, IMHO at least.
It uses browser blob storage to store the recording.

We also plan to add these searchable transcript, summaries and other features but depends on if this stays up :)
I make lyric music videos with images generated from Midjourney (https://www.youtube.com/syntopikon). I do it because its fun and, as I'm working through Rolling Stones Top 500 Albums list, jives well with it. Maybe one day it'll make money (~1,330 subs, but not monetized), but until then, its a relaxing, fun project.
Use helos as scouts for the rovers, then. Hmm..wait..
An experimental markup language that tries to achieve terseness comparable to Markdown while preserving the generality of HTML or XML.
I was unlawfully demoted once at a job and that was the defense my employer used as well:

1) what we are paying you now is still great money

2) by keeping coming to work you agree to being OK with the demotion (same as in the article)

Too bad it didn’t hold up once lawyers got involved. Some corporations really believe they can get away with anything. To their detriment, labor laws exist.
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In the South Bay Area several of the creek trails and adjacent parks have been taken over as homeless camps. In particular the Guadalupe River near downtown San Jose and SJC. They're going to have a rough time.
That is a common misconception.

Chance of rain = (chance you will be somewhere in the forecast area where it is raining) x (chance it will rain at all) [1]

The two are independent variables, the overall probability of two independent events both occurring is the product of either event occurring. The chance of rain is the product of two independent events.

So, 50% could mean a 50% chance it will rain everywhere, or a 100% chance it will rain in 50% of the forecast area, or it could be anything in between. (Eg, a 1 mile square cloud that is dropping rain travelling through a 10 square mile area, or a 10% chance that a rain forming cloud will develop over an entire area, or anything in between is a 10% chance of rain. The first case can often be observed with radar and visually, an hourly forecast can be very accurate to know that one cloud will still be raining in an hour. Hence the size of rain area and size of forecast area are variables that come into play)

As a few counterpoints:

- Multiple models do not mean each model is equally likely.
Nor do multiple models mean we cover the set of all possibilities. For chance of rain to be the fraction of models predicting rain, those two statements would have to be true

- models themselves each give a chance of rain. These different values are not combined in any way, forecasters pick a model

Some implications and interesting points about forecast area:
- if a forecast area is "zoomed" out, should that alter the chance of rain? [Yes, this implies that chance of rain has forecast area as a dependent variable]. Hence, if you "zoom in" on a forecast area far enough, the chance of rain developing becomes the dominant variable for chance of rain.

One interesting thing is a forecast assumes equal probability that you will be at any given location within that forecast area. Which means the percent area forecasted to receive rain is the same probability that you will be at any given location within a forecast area receiving rain

[1] https://www.discovery.com/science/chance-of-rain
What was unlawful about your demotion? Most US employees can be demoted for no reason, or have their salaries docked arbitrarily.
Are Larry and Sergey involved in any cool projects nowadays?
Good job, internet: You bullied NFTs out of mainstream games
Echoing the echo :)

Thanks Markus.
There is zero proof for this xenophibic claim.
Whooooosh.

The whole point is that you’re even worth the attention of attempted wage suppression by two high level execs.

It has nothing to do with fawning over execs.
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Well most costumers don't buy according to taste because you either can't taste it and compare it in commercial stores, or they don't have much of a choice. A more traditional market or farmers market is a different situation where someone might offer to let you try one or a piece of their fruit knowing their competitions fruit are tasteless and gain customers. In a walmart you can label your fruit as delicious or something, but so can the competition, and you can't really refute it until after they already bought them.
Cool. Words are defined by how people use them, not the other way around. People have been using it enough for the "official" definition to have expanded to include your pet peeve usage, and is undeniably actually correct usage no matter how many paragraphs you type out having no relevance to the matter. Complaining about it won't accomplish anything, it's over. Unless your goal is to try to change the definition of "incorrectly" to mean "in ways I don't like", which would be really surprising given the rest of your comments.
Fediverse, you've got a big storm coming
It's not that rare, but releasing a ton of this kind of screenshot makes you look very untrustworthy.
Indeed. Here I'm lucky if the bin is no further than my next door neighbour.
I believe very few new immigrants start by buying, most start by renting first.

Also, I doubt that buying a house is a condition to becoming a resident in most countries.
> In Rust it's also obvious because every = is a move.

False, depending on the presence of an explicit type annotation on the left-hand side, an = triggers either a move or a reborrow.
There's no distinction between employers being able to issue an ultimatum on salary reduction and being able to change a salary at will. Virtually all of an employers authorities reduce to "this is what will happen, else we'll sever your employment".
> 99.9% of them make nothing.

most creative endeavors are like this. I think it's fine, as long as those 99.9% aren't relying on their creative endeavors to make their living.
JSON RPC tends to embed credentials into the body, where REST puts them in the URL string or headers.

This gives you the advantage of load balancers being able to fast drop misbehaving clients for load shedding. You also have the security advantage of authenticating a legitimate client before handing off the payload to a parser (both as a DoS vector, or the risk of parsing untrusted data).
It's not spoken aloud, but implicit in the conversation is that Apple would rather conspire with a competing firm to make them back off on an offer of higher salary rather than make an above-board counteroffer.

There's no such thing as "poaching" in an honest employment market. Firms are supposed to keep their valued employees by competing.
If the USGS predicted an earthquake, the only thing that would mean is that the USGS site got hacked.
Natural gas doesn't really allow a consumer to store energy. Nobody has a tank to store natural gas next to their house. Yes, you can do that with propane... but it also now requires you to have a heating system compatible with propane (it's just a nozzle change for most NG units... but still, that's way beyond the capability of most homeowners to do).

The only thing that using natural gas to burn for a furnace (vs. using it for a heat pump) gets you, is that you need more natural gas generation plants and the infrastructure to handle the additional power on the system. On the other side of the coin, you have all the natural gas infrastructure to each house premise to maintain... which can leak, have issues, etc etc etc.
Yeah can totally happen, and we'll be pretty sad but this started as a fun project so it'd be pretty cool that google changes their api because of us.

Also I'll be doing some research on similar extensions on why they are not banned.
Can you point to some sources of information about the modern REST you are talking about?
At some point, people have other motivations besides the obvious. Maybe they just like making neat videos for themselves and YouTube's a nice place to store them. Maybe they have one or two people they're sharing with because they know each other in real life and just like to show off to those people. Maybe they hope to strike it rich one day but don't have the resources to pursue it.

I pretty regularly think about the Twitch streamers that spend hours streaming to literally zero viewers. They stream for months and even narrate what they're doing, but nobody's watching. You wonder if it's a learned behavior from watching Twitch for so long.
Two observations:

1. My bank ditched physical locations (for the most part) and now just covers the cost of using other banks' ATMs.

2. The overhead these banks have for just talking to eachother is understandable when you read about the intricacies of why it exists, but something that really shouldn't exist today.
BTW, that's "Gemini Trust Company, LLC", a cryptocurrency exchange. Does not seem to be related to "Project Gemini", lightweight network protocol and modern Gopher replacement.
It always works well enough for my purposes.
The sprites look gorgeous. This could probably make money as a mobile app! Did you consider it?
That's a lot of false logic and implicit assumptions there buddy.

Perhaps you want to take another go, only this time don't push a false narrative?

It was possible to reach sites without cloudflare before and view the content.

Now its primarily being used as a stopgap to block and de-anonymize people.
The website doesn't need to determine if you are good or bad.

They simply need to manage their resources, and send the response to requests.

That is if they are actually in the business of providing something to someone like content or something else. Otherwise the business they are really talking about is data brokering and surveilling without really disclosing it, and that's another discussion completely.

Most of the traffic on the internet isn't junk, somewhere about 30% is protocol overhead, some small percentage is discarded during path and routing, and a large percent is the data people ask for.

There are tactics you can use as a website owner that target bad actors without blocking en-masse. Server side checks that characterize specific actors that are not related to IP or ASN. Those can then be easily targeted, and its not hard to set that kind of response up as an automated response.
> It's not foolproof, but the challenge of keeping your password private is no different than keeping your private key private.

It's very different. A private cryptographic key doesn't need to be transmitted or published online over the wire at all, and that makes all the difference. A signature that can be verified to a known public key has many nice features. It can be cancelable, it can be limited in scope, it can have price data embedded in it, it can be assigned to the destination entity's public key to make sure funds don't get routed anywhere else, etc. Very fundamental differences.

Banking systems haven't "caught up". Public-private key encryption is far older than Blockchain and it's still pretty rare to have something like a Yubikey or ECDSA signature involved in banking transactions (which would help tremendously to avoid fraud).

Identity thefts are at all time highs: https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/identity-theft-cred...

Bank fraud was up 39% in 2021. Credit card fraud has 10xed in the past 10 years. Please avoid handwavey statements until you understand the scope.
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Thank you. Unfortunately it was a CEO made up timeline :(
aah missed it, I was cooking dinner. 100% agreed.
If you end up having problems with the data feeds I suppose scraping might always be an option. If your system can show price drops that dramatic, it’d definitely be worth it, even if it’d be more of a maintenance commitment.

Good luck, I hope it all works out!
i played a lot of TF in my life. i took a long hiatus from the HL2/Source based TF2 and decided to play again a few years after they added hats. i joined a game and quit after a few minutes, just before the barrage of crap ruined my LAN party memories.

i hope no one remakes Tribes.
Sharing ideas led to other people playing with them and, sometimes, finding significant improvements you have not thought about. I have seen this being such a benefit that I now never keep an idea to myself.

However, there is value in keeping some ideas secret / private. My preferred approach is to have brainstorming groups and partners in the various domains I am interested in: whenever I have an idea that seems interesting I share it with them (usually one on one as it leads to the deepest dives) and they react to it. They do the same leading to a lot of cross pollinating.
Personally, I find gRPC-Web very attractive but the current state of TypeScript/JS code-gen is very confusing and lacking.

I would love something like https://orval.dev for gRPC-web. Have I missed something or is it just early to expect it?

I tried a few libraries but couldn't get them to work or would generate unappealing results. I believe I'm hitting this issue with my local experiments. https://github.com/grpc/grpc-web/issues/535

UPDATE: I was able to get something working with these from a ReactJS app!

Server: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/grpc/grpcweb

Client TS Gen: https://github.com/timostamm/protobuf-ts
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I am not a lawyer. I'm imagining some legal argument where you claim you've become accustomed to the lifestyle and cost of living of a certain salary, and by reducing your pay you're being put in an unreasonable position (or certainly one you can't adjust to instantly without financial cost). It would be similar to 1 spouse divorcing another and suing for (alimony?).

Constructive termination + a reasonable payout to help you adjust to life post-job/divorce.
You'd be interested in the other interactions jobs had with, Other CEOs on the same vein

https://twitter.com/techemails/status/1443263744906305543

https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1422603572814962692

Because he clearly is trying to suppress wages. There seems to have been a lawsuit on it as well

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Tech_Employee_Antitrust_L...
>He wouldn't have done that if whatever he needed to say could've been said over email.

No, this is likely not the reason in this particular case. If email were a replacement for face to fact negotiation, sales people would have stopped taking flights 25 years. Instead, sales at the b2b level is still filled with travel and relationship building.

Humans like humans showing up in person and to blow smoke up their ass. They don’t say that but it’s what they really like and they respond to it in the form of being less ruthless when it comes to cutting ties, etc.
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Correct, you aren't obligated to explain anything to anyone. If you want your opinion/idea/statements to be taken seriously however, you have to back them up and can't just speak absolutes into a void.
And an occasional mansion owner rents out a mansion for everything from movies to porn shoots.

That doesn’t impact the normal market though.
FWIW, this is the one good thing about loss of privacy and people actually tracking private jet movements of the really wealthy that those are a little bit harder to hide. Not impossible. Just harder.
As a casual but high-volume observer of US legal proceedings (read: I follow IJ, FIRE, Volokh, etc.), I can confidently say that trial courts are garbage at applying the law. They mostly just do whatever feels right to them.
Did I miss the part where it was mentioned why I would want NFTs a part of my gaming experience?

I haven’t seen any reason to think I would want it…
Technically, sewers also teem with life, just a different kind.
I'm working on a 7 year old application now with 60+ past contributors, 3-4 teams working in the code base, 3,500 elixir files, and some semi-complex dependencies and I can honestly say that most of it is pretty easy to work on. We have one section that is full of some really thorny code, but that's because it relies heavily on code generation and that's rough in most languages. Onboarding usually only takes about a week, less sometimes.
When do you buy them? Where I live in Canada there are two options, big tasteless imported (from down south) stuff that's available year round, or tasty local half-the-size stuff that is only available for a few weeks once a year.
GP commenter would appear to be using "unlawful" to mean "a scheme [to avoid paying out unemployment benefits, which absolutely does attach in the circumstances you mention] which did not actually succeed under the law".
Violation of contract terms on the employer's side is one way. Breach of contract is unlawful, but not criminal (mostly, so far as I know). Or, of course, they simply might not be in the US and live in a country that has strong labor laws with real teeth. We mostly just wrist-slap in the US.
My experience with Rust data structures is the opposite. To satisfy lifetime analysis inherent in pointer-based data structures, users tend to introduce additional indirection. For example, mapping keys to indexes, and then indexes to array elements, instead of simply mapping keys to values.
What if the average Joe is the one who has some specific need to carry a weapon? Who will hire the armed professional to protect him after they defund the police?

This line of reasoning is a contradiction because it leads to the conclusion "The average Joe should carry a gun."
Secret Samsung Executive Party Houses, vacant investor houses, I've seen it all firsthand. I don't have an issue with it except in cases where it takes desirable housing out of circulation away from people who actually would like to live there.

My perception is the Atherton and Hillsborough NIMBYs cause far larger waste and trouble than the Foreign Investor homes who participate in the existing systems. The NIMBYs are the real xenophobes manipulating local political climate, city ordinances, and zoning preventing new housing from being developed.
namespaces tied to an abstraction level.

multi-threads, concurrency would be a process namespace & standard command / data name spaces could be mapped by programmer to how wanted to use in process name space.

error(s) would be done in a 'error' namespace.
How do you define named functions in something that is referentially transparent?

Can a function-defining expression be transparently replaced with the value it computes?
For me the best intuition for electricity is pipes with gas. Weight of gas is charge. Pressure is voltage. Weight of transferred gas per second is current. Pump is power source.
Like the GP, I'm using the word "unlawful" to mean roughly "you'd lose a lawsuit over it", vs. "illegal", which implies "criminal".
It is not infantile, it is just a different way of approaching a problem. Instead of telling you what things are, they just ask you questions so that by answering them you discover the things yourself.

There is a big difference between two approaches. In the former you get facts as knowledge. In the latter your invent the knowledge yourself, and understand the processes, whys and hows you got there. The latter is a far better way because its hard to forget what you invented yourself.
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Guessing you meant to ask "any starting point for steamdeck running emulation now" or something like that.

If so, I'd recommend EmuDeck [1]. It took me about 10 minutes to set up and has emulators for essentially every platform you could want. (Just need to have roms.) Also, it's open source [2].

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