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We announced Devbox Cloud open beta today. Devbox is a tool that let's you create isolated development environments built on top of Nix. Devbox Cloud gives you a cloud shell with port-forwarding to run your applications directly in a cloud environment. Happy to answer questions anyone might have.
It is currently 11°F with 14mph wind here
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Technologies: robotics, deep learning, GCP and AWS cloud stacks, Tensorflow, Pytorch, Go, Python

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I've been a cloud engineer for a dozen+ years building data and deep learning pipelines, control and configuration services, and deploy tooling for robotic platforms. I'm finishing up my Masters in Robotics Engineering and am interested in working more directly w/ robotic technologies.

I will not make weapons.
Reduce their GHG emissions, not their "lifestyle".

It's getting very boring listening to people confuse the two of those things.

Electric cars and heating are better. Electricity from renewables is better. Even if you totally ignore the GHG angle. Once you add that it's a no regret, no brainer decision, not a sacrifice.
My experience is that for some types of integrations you see about a 70% success rate. Eventually you need something that is more reliable. Maybe you need an all in one solution that has some ETL capabilities. Maybe it’s a cost thing.

Zapier seems to be the best way to get stuff done quickly and cheaply but not the best for long term high volume use as an integration platform. At my old job we migrated a from Zapier to Integrator.io, which fixed the reliability issues but broke the low barrier to entry.
The used book store cookbook section, the supermarket checkout magazines, and internet recipes are all the same ultra low quality level.

I find it fascinating that "pro cookbook" level recipes exist, but you'll NEVER find any mention in those three dumpy areas. You'll never see a copy of Modernist Cuisine at a used book store, much like those stores never contain contemporary, useful, high quality computer science / IT books...

There's sort of a market for lemons out there where the widely held belief that competition will make great products simply does not apply. Just turn on a TV for another example, LOL.
Yeah, doesn't look like it's available on M1 macs either, which I think think is just a checkbox in the app store.
I had a Rapid UK backorder for a Pi 4 fulfilled earlier this week. They are out there, got to be quick / lucky.
Yes, filter based on content of the notification. Android has the concept of notification channels, so apps can send notifications of different types on different channels that users can individually enable or disable, which is already significantly better than iOS, but for heavy users of notifications who want to minimize distractions, even that isn't enough, so I have my own notification filtering rules as well.
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Remote: Yes
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Technologies: Ruby, Typescript, Elixir, Objective-C, Swift, React, Python, SQL/NoSQL, Linux, Docker
Résumé/CV: https://sdrew.me/uploads/SD-CV.pdf
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephendrew/
Email: me[at]sdrew[dot]me

Full-stack generalist (web/mobile/devops), open to new challenges and looking to continue growing as a developer after over 15yrs of leading teams and delivering products. Experience assisting with technical leadership/mentoring at startups and bootstrapped companies in the US and Canada.
I'm not objecting to wearing them, my old biases object to them being worn as a fashion element. They are a tool, not a sign of your personal faith. The only people I ever saw with Rosaries every day were the Nuns who used them every day, even the priests would dress down on occasion.
I'm sorry but if you believe the Framework is barely differentiated from other offerings, you are missing information or you are okay with laptops being wholly disposable and barely repairable.

There is no modern laptop like it where you can keep a chassis and update the thing piecemeal, easily buy parts for it, designed from scratch to be easily repairable and comes by default with a sensible system for choosing your own ports without external dongles hanging from delicate ports.

The market for a three screen laptop is much, much smaller than that and it would probably work better as a third-party accessory to the base Framework. Of course, it wouldn't make much sense because their only chassis has a tiny screen, but if you believe a three laptop production line is economically viable, surely you also can see how a MBP-like 16-inch screen production line is even more viable.
You're right that bounds checked arrays do nothing at all for existing code. But they can be added incrementally to an existing code base, as a normal part of working on the code.

In that aspect it's like when prototypes were added to C. Nothing changed for existing code, but prototypes are so advantageous people would retrofit existing code incrementally when doing routine maintenance.
I agree a 25% cut for him is nothing. I was pointing out the falsehood of him making $179M. He made about $10M in 2021 and will likely not see most of the remaining amount as he will not hit the share price in time.
Got cheaper from mass production, or because the massive sunk cost of trillions of dollars isn't factored into the unit cost? Those trillions could have been used to improve the military in more important ways, not to mention the country, which has failing infrastructure, inadequate education, etc.
I don't think that perspective is fair to modern browser engines. The additions of flexbox and grid layouts took them beyond just typesetting, I think (not to mention all of the work on JS engines, providing APIs for a whole bunch more device functionality, etc.)

So it's true that there's still a "typesetting engine from the 80s" in there, but there's also a powerful layer of app functionality built-in as well. It's reasonable to question whether all of this belongs together, but all of this evolution _has_ allowed for whole new classes of applications to be delivered securely and quickly to all sorts of devices in the browser.
Just has to be in stock then it wins by default.
$20/month seems more reasonable than the rumored $42 (likely a Hitchhiker's Guide reference)

If you are willing to pay for this service, why? What are your use cases?
How many Christians do you know who fast, or pray the daily hours? How many who are devout enough to respond when someone takes the name of the Lord in vain? As a cultural stream "Trads" are definitely distinct from Conservative Protestantism or the evangelical movement.
Unfortunately, this has been abandoned :(
Since more than a year, uploading an image or signing up just leads to a server error. Was really amazing when it worked.
The creator hasn't been active on Twitter, GitHub, LinkedIn, HN, etc. either.
> This is gonna cause vendor lock-in

God forbid there's actual paid engineers and support behind popular JavaScript tooling.
There is no contradiction in what I'm saying. It's the norm for media, especially film, to be produced about marginal groups. How many movies are made about mercenaries or hit men or fathers with "a certain set of skills" whose daughters are Taken? A huge number.

The opposite is also true. How may TV shows, movies, or songs have come out in the last 10 years that featured a guy working in a cubicle making Excel spreadsheets all day? Were they the cultural mainstream? The answer is obviously no.

> We were never talking about representation in government

Who wasn't? Culture isn't just what's streaming on Netflix. It's what people live every day of their lives. Hippies in the 60s weren't counterculture because they were making memes. They were counterculture because they were creating communities that were counter to the mainstream culture of the rest of the country -- communal rather than individualistic, based on chosen family rather than biological family, in pursuit of enlightenment rather than material success, etc.

>If you want to have an honest conversation about religious representation in government you will very quickly be labeled an anti-semite.

There it is! The anti-semitic dog whistle that is the foundation of so much "trad" identity. Literally 100% of US presidents are Christian but somehow it's the Jews who are in control of everything. And if everything is degenerate and wrong, then Jews are the ones promoting a conspiracy to undermine and destroy America.

This is literally the same underpinnings as Nazi Germany. No wonder there is so much overlap between "Trads" and white supremacy.
The potential Military applications of the Space Shuttle were why the Soviets copied it so closely. They didn't know why or what clandestine military purpose the shuttle had, but they knew that when they found out, they'd want the same capabilities. So they just copied it, not knowing why.

"Faced with the poorly understood threat of a military space shuttle, the Soviets decided that copying the American spacecraft exactly was the best bet. The logic was simple: if the Americans were planning something that needed a vehicle that big, the Soviets ought to build one as well and be ready to match their adversary even if they didn’t know exactly what they were matching." [0] [1]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6428205

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20131001110918/http://arstechnic...
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Trustle was founded in 2019 on the simple question of “why can’t I find out who has access to what and why?”

As practitioners ourselves, the seemingly never-ending stream of approval requests that the business generates daily was overwhelming; it was similarly impossible to manage cloud resources and code repositories with using the standard roles and
groups. In addition we found that not only was there employee access issue, but contractors, systems and customer access that was not being properly managed and tracked.

It became clear to us that there was still work to be done on cloud platforms and operations management. Having created workload identity and access solutions with SPIFFE, our founder and CEO, Emiliano realized that the same issues are present in today's SaaS systems.

That’s why, similar to SPIFFE, Trustle implements temporal access constraints and cleans up access when it’s not in use. We founded the company to answer all of those needs in a much deeper, more meaningful way. Trustle now offers deep integration across platforms, with many more integrations on the way.
I feel the same. I bet every period of time thought there wasn't a counterculture. Yet it was there, ready to become the new mainstream.
Is there never going to be a version with less restrictions and filters? That would really be worth paying for.
Honestly, if the price of a smartphone was even $10,000, I would be happy to pay it. The value I get out of it is incredible. In my case (living in a mid-sized city), if I had to choose between my phone and my car, I'd definitely sell the car first.
Do you think only the 'traditional dominant culture' has a desire for personal privacy? I tend to view privacy as more fundamental, and in my experience most people want a good amount of it. I do not feel unique when I say that regardless of who I am attracted to and/or having sexual relations with (or nobody at all), this is only my business (and my partner, if they exist).

I can name a number of people in my family who are openly gay but not politically active. If you asked them if they identified as LGBTQ+ they would probably say "sure" but they don't wave flags, have stickers, clothes, or anything else proclaiming their sexuality. They're not trying to hide it (as if that were possible, they're all married to partners of the same sex), but it isn't a fundamental part of how they interact with the world.

And I know people in my family who are quietly bisexual or gay, too. Plenty of folks would accuse them of being in the closet, as if that were bad (because they should want to advertise it, right?). It must be fear of bigotry that keeps them in the closet, right? In my experience, no, they aren't actively hiding anything, not using subterfuge to make people think they are straight, they just keep their sexuality to themselves.
Planting more trees in cities could cut deaths from summer heat, says study
In case you (or anyone else) is a windows user with the same issue, I ended up rolling my own solution for it: https://github.com/9001/uptt
How do you access Disney Genie (neé FastPass) without an app? Do you just wait in line?
> Senior Full Stack Backend Developer

Are you looking for a full stack developer or a developer specified in backend work? From the look of the ad on your website it looks like the former but the title is pretty confusing to me.
Congratulations on informing us Buzzfeed writer.
> My biblical ethics classes taught the opposite of what the Bible teaches.

Nothing more biblical than that, since the bible is polyvocal and therefore contains positions that are in tension and even on occasion outright opposition with one another.

> The students couldn't care less about the traditional aspects of Christianity.

Which/whose tradition?

And the youths are sometimes less invested in tradition you say?

> trendy culture

"Trendy" isn't an insight, it's a dismissal, and it's one that misses the insight that the parent tried to offer you.
Colorado River: US states fail to reach deal on cutting water use
Given the amount of people programmatically using ChatGPT (which technically you aren't supposed to do), I'm surprised OpenAI is starting with an all-you-can-eat subscription and not offering an API for it, even if it would compete with GPT-3 text-davinci-003.
I assumed the space shuttle was going to be used to retrieve things from space. Maybe even someone else's satellites. My father used to work in the heat treating industry, and they did a bunch of work on the space shuttle and many other aerospace/military projects.
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I can’t help but feel bad for the kids in this situation. I’m sure while they are young it could be fun to play spy, but at some point the extreme aversion to data collection just becomes a new flavor of paranoid helicopter parenting. The author even mentions these overprotective tendencies in the Public Books companion!
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Technologies: Full-stack backend leaning, Smalltalk, JavaScript, Rust, Swift, Go,

Résumé/CV:

http://sebastiansastre.co

https://github.com/sebastianconcept

Email: sebastianconcept [at] gmail com

Backend-leaning full-stack software engineer working remotely in diverse teams for the last 10 years.

Not in a hurry. I’m exploring career improvement opportunities where I can be sure that if I invest my passion I will feel parts of the results of it.

I’ve helped (twice) companies to scale their applications from millions of users to an architecture that can scale x10 that.

I'm happy working with Smalltalk, JavaScript, Rust, Swift, Go, Docker, AWS or GCloud. I'm usually happier pair programming but I'm totally okay left with a task on my own too.

I prefer not to do DevOps nor operations. Being on-call is a deal breaker. I shine in development. I'm good with systems design. Love to pair/mentor teammates. Specially bringing new possibilities for the app so the team can do things with it if they chose to.

My favorite backend tech: Smalltalk.
My favorite frontend tech: Svelte (although Vue and React are coolish too).
OTOH if this person were Edward Snowden, that sounds more than reasonable!
Yes please. It really needs a “safe search off” mode. It can have a big disclaimer “if you ask for something offensive then you’ll get it”.
Well not "earth shattering" by any means, but I did all of my research
and published with MIT while entirely outside the university system.
Everything I achieved was despite, not because of the university
system, which having previously encountered I knew would only obstruct
my work. What really helped was the internet, patiently emailing other
researchers and kindly being sent papers. Without that generosity and
the fact that in 2005 people in my field (DSP) kept personal websites,
it would not have been possible. Fortunately in many areas of
computing research, you don't need much equipment, or it is cheap or
even free to get your hands on. I fee sorry for people who work in
physics or fields that need expensive specialist facilities for their
work.

This is why I vehemently support SciHub and hope other budding
researchers get the same breaks that I did, without having to kill
themselves in dead institutions.

Having had one foot back in academia for 10 more years now I am
absolutely convinced it is doomed. The death spiral of efficient
self-cannibalism is reaching a frenzy. Outside a handful of top tier
institutions they are not even fit places for teaching and learning,
never mind original research. It is so sad what "ideology" can do to
great institutions and nations.
Wouldn't the mass change cause some kind of detectable change in the satellite's trajectory over time?
But they did win the war on piracy. They're still making tons of money, the piracy community is the same size or smaller than it was 10 years ago, and most of the people inside it are either committed cheapskates who would never have been customers, or committed collectors who while pirating are also buying twice as much as their neighbors.
Was scanning the page really quickly and though that Netflix had acquired the Gatsby franchise and we could look forward to "Great Gatsby 2 - The Vendetta", "The Greatest Gatsby", "Gatsby Strikes Back" and so on.
In other words, those estimates are as reliable as Drake's equation output. Someone who can't say "I don't know" when they know they don't know, is either a fool or a con artist.
Can you think of a major network show where the focus was on Christian themes in a way like queer eye is about LGBT+ themes?

The last one I can think of was "Touched By an Angel" and that is over 20 years old now.

(edited to add an omitted word)
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> I'm not catholic so please help me out here.

These are all reasonable questions. I'll answer as best as I can, but please understand that I'm not any kind of formal authority.

> If you cannot use requested pronouns, does your religion also ban you from using nicknames? Is it okay for you to be called User23?

I don't know of any Catholic doctrine that says people can't use pseudonyms, nicknames, or even change their name altogether.

> Is it okay to say someone's cat is cute even if you don't really care for cats? What do you do if your partner asks if they look good or bad in something?

Is it a lie, which is to say a falsehood told with the intent to deceive? Then yes it's wrong. Wouldn't you want to be told the truth if you in fact looked bad? Wouldn't you want to know that when you're told that you look good that you really do?

Personally, supposing I didn't think the cat was cute, I wouldn't say I thought it was. I would most likely treat it as a good opportunity to say nothing on the subject. Some theologians put forth a doctrine of "mental reservation"[1] which somehow makes lying OK, but I have to admit I'm not capable of the necessary mental gymnastics in any but the most clear cut cases.

[1] https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10195b.htm
4chan is obnoxiously and brainlessly countercultural to the point of contrarianism, though. It used to be a fun place where people didn't care so much about social conventions and focused mostly on having a good time and poking fun at each other, but it's degraded into just hating anything and everything that they can attribute to anybody they don't like. I've seen tons of cases where they were on-board for something until it became mainstream and then viciously attacked it.

There is "alive and well" counterculture, but 4chan is "automatic, boring, annoying, kneejerk" counterculture. It's like a sad shell of what it was, with all the fun sucked out of it.
Every iOS feature is available on web: https://www.umami.recipes/sign-in

But yes, you are right, as far as native apps go. FWIW, I just got an Android test phone so I can start on that version, should be ready in a few months.
Nice! Didn't know this. There are commercial solutions which offer even more integrations https://www.ppro.com
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I'll wait for it to hit 2$ (and hallucinate to a reasonable degree). No hurry.

Or maybe it will be an office 365 feature in 2, 3 years?

Meanwhile, the gpt api will do.
I just saw ChatGPT say Fly Amanitas are a popular mushroom to cook with. I think I’ll stick to human-made recipes for now.