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Full stack Javascript Developer (and some Python). Worked with modern Angular and some React. Backend work in NodeJS, Express, Postgres.

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* Lead front-end dev on an app with 100k+ DAU's

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I said nothing no to the contrary, I just said that I think that YouTube incorrectly flags those videos and that the police is exploiting this. If YouTube was better at analyzing the videos, then the algorithm would conclude that the video is showing a police operation, that the music is just background noise and therefore the video is not violating anything and the exploit by the police would no longer work.
Imagine walking into a Walmart, only to get escorted out by security because someone you've been associated with caused a brawl, or shoplifted at Walmart

Society was much more liveable when that was considered common sense.
I've actually been hearing ads for Vrbo on a lot of the podcasts I listen to, so that comes to mind immediately for me. Searching for airbnb alternatives seems to suggest that there are a number of options out there.
A photo essay on activities recommended by a computer
Probably not. My father is an electrician, and has been for over 30 years now. His body is falling apart, which makes it tough for him to work without an assistant, or in the summer due to the heat (heart issues). Standing around and/or driving all day is terrible for ones health, but working 10-12 hours a day is not conducive to exercising (or eating well).

He pushed me into college when I worked with him as a youth. He straight up told me, "be an engineer, those guys make twice what I do for half the work."

Also, an often ignored fact of trades is that recessions hit them hard. My dad had nearly no work for all of 2009 and the company he worked for nearly went bankrupt.
Or post the 2008 crash where everything governments did for young people was slashed...
what do you call the two midterms, the final, the reading, the lecture, and the worksheets? all cover the same material at different times.

if anything, it's higher level education (4, 5, and 600 level college courses) where i saw a lack of spaced repetition, or any sort of learning beyond the professor presenting the material. I guess it's expected that at that point you have your learning technique figured out.
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It's not even close to the same thing. Universities hosting mirrors piggybacked off academic networks; not just the computer kind but the social kind, where professors would regularly meet professors from other institutions at academic conferences. It was in the collective interests of the universities to set up mirrors to solve the pre-eminent issue of slow WAN networks.

Today most companies need private package registries. Legacy networks are a resource drain. Nobody else uses your private packages nor do you want anybody else to host a mirror and authentication is required anyway.

Plus the idea that GitHub is hosting everything in a single datacenter is laughable on its face.
Battery life improvements.

I have to imagine this will bring considerable battery life improvements since the radio will be fab on the same latest generation TSMC node that Apple gets access too (as opposed to Qualcomm fab'ing on 3+ year old nodes).
> There were no federal student loans. [..] Almost nobody went to college.

How much did college cost? How necessary was a college degree for success?
It's not that the US won't have social credit scores... they just will be privatized and opaque.

Kind of like the credit scores we already have.

Oh I'm sorry you're on the Moody's blacklist, there's nothing we can do. Corporate policy, we can't make exceptions, maybe try somewhere else.
"Your politics hurt my feelings so you and anyone you know is banned from using my service."

How is this reasonable to anybody? Left wingers get mad when a baker pulls this on a gay couple but apparently it's ok as long as it's against someone they don't like?
What features does GDScript have that makes it fit Godot? I've been skeptical for the reason you mentioned but your comment might have convinced me that it's actually worth it.
It could be the case that many people rely on handymen or DIY to fill in the gap. Which may lead to demand being mitigated by shoddy work. Maybe a threshold was hit. The price of electricians could have gone up so high that people do it themselves or on the cheap, which leads to stagnation in electrician salary increases. If this is the case, inflation might mitigate the problem in the long run.... when people can afford electrician rates. I'm just hypothesizing here not claiming this is what is happening.
I really wanted to be an electrician when I was growing up, but everybody in my life steered me toward the white-collar computer programming profession I've settled into. I do enjoy what I do, but I also wonder how things would have turned out if I had really pursued a career as an electrician.
“Very polarizing” is one way to put it, considering she’s been banned from entering the UK.
Show me a large company who doesn't falsely advertise. McDonald's burger on TV looks like a premium steakhouse burger.
Your conclusion is not supported by your premise. Reversion to a mean implies convergence to a stable, unmoving equilibrium. This requires that all forces are restoring forces in the vicinity of that equilibrium. While Earth's climate does have several restoring forces around the current equilibrium, there is one force in particular that is being relatively rapidly shifted away from the current equilibrium: the greenhouse effect. Both simulation and observation provide evidence that this force is sufficiently strong to destabilize the current climate equilibrium.
Something like 20% of drivers don't have access to home charging and another 10% need to haul heavy items a lot. You guys can sit this one out for another decade. We are nowhere close to 70% of new car sales being electric anyway.
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every one rightly derides china's social credit scores yet here we are implementing our own them via entirely privately owned fiefdoms
I wonder how much it would cost today to erect an Easter Island style statue (either there or anywhere).
there is vrbo... hotel aggregators list vacation home rentals. there is couchsurfing. airbnb didn't invent homestays...
That is certainly true. I was trying to point out that I am indeed not working as a CISO, but as an ISO or a BISO. :)
Why not put the drivers underground? Raise gas taxes to pay for it.
You are traveling towards a concrete wall at 100 mph. It's all fine, we've been here before... moving at 1 mph.

Yes, Earth had been hotter and cooler, oceans had been higher and way lower... What is objectively novel is velocity of the current climate change. That is terrifying because we don't know if planetary feedback mechanisms can handle that. Looking at Venus, the worst case scenario is pretty bleak, but probably unlikely given further distance from the sun.
Would this solve anything? Most containers use a linux userspace, which requires an actual linux kernel.

Your idea would more similar to Flatpak (containerized GUI apps).
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Well, Jack Ma (representing a more raw version or whatever capitalism they practice over there in China) said it no uncertain terms that we might as well train young people to be artists and philosophers as no other job will be on offer.

Oops, BREAKING NEWS: artists are not viable either. Here is instead a $6 API to rehash what the species-once-known-as-artists has left as fossil record.

Its a grotesque charade we are drifting into, dehumanizing and regressive. Social dynamics and self-regulation going berserk.
How much work is it for firefox to maintain their text encoding conversion? How much work is it to maintain the menu entry that lets users control it?
Hotels have stepped up their game, and AirBNB hosts have gotten so incredibly awful that I'm not sure how it's holding up.
That's easy: because the calls to the screen went through the terminal handling code; on MSDOS, for speed, many applications bypassed the MSDOS I/O and called the video hardware directly; this made things much less portable.

There were many MSDOS but not 100% IBM PC compatible machines made that got hit in the market because of this, such as the Zenith Z-100/Z-120 , TI PC, etc. If the memory map and everything else didn't exactly match the IBM BIOS setup the application would fail.
I'm aware, and fully agree.

“Let everyone sweep in front of his own door, and the whole world will be clean.”

- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
> If we can be filled with spirtual truth or meaningful wisdom through a process deployed on resilient, high-availability compute clouds, controlled by profit-seeking capitalist enterprises, what hope have we of determining our own life trajectories through reason or the detection of beautiful feelings hinted at behind the words of dreamer-poets

I despise and dispute this fatalistic assertion! Though its not just you, I read the same thing in the NYT and other big outlets.

Stable Diffusion can already be trained on my 2020 14" laptop, and trained very quickly! LLM inference on regular computers is coming, and embeddings/finetuning will undoubtedly follow.

And if your computer is old, free peer to peer efforts like Stable Horde are already operating.

Unlike web, social media and such, generative AI is not inherently bound to corporate clouds. Maybe if more journalists pointed this out, we would escape their clutches.
It's a total guess and most likely the wrong one.
The fact that you can't put it into words is probably part of the problem.
Thank you! I just found your last blog post on the topic highlighting a few of the issues (https://tina.io/blog/evolution-of-inline-editing/). The solution you came up with looks exactly like what I had in mind!

Are these all the issues you faced? It seems like you mostly solved them, so I'm guessing there were others.

I wouldn't mind having to use the sidebar for secondary fields, I mostly care about the main content field, where I'd spend most of the time. Since (from a cursory glance) you seem to already provide components for rendering Markdown, I don't see a big issue regarding the coupling, at least for my use case.
That's an option, but seems to be only slightly cheaper (at Linode at least). I am also unsure of the block storage speeds and reliability (for example, use as a data directory on a database).
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wager_Mutiny
My vote would be for The Riftwar Saga by Raymond Feist.

Another series that would be basically a better version of LoTR would be The Belgariad and The Malloreon series from David Eddings. 10+ books worth of material from the two series.
Depends.

Do you like dealing directly with customers? Customers who have unreasonable expectations of your trade? Other construction workers? Do you like working with your hands, at the cost of your long-term health? Do you like making a lot less money?

If so, yeah, it's a great option.
See, PageRank isn't dead - it's just used on people now
> I've saved a small fortune compared to my old gas vehicle.

Fuel taxes pay for the roads, so who is funding your fuel tax avoidance?
After you have learned all lines of 1.e4 out to 35 moves, I suggest learning all lines of 1.d4 out to 35 moves.
In a hotel the decisions would be made by a reasonably competent human, and can be appealed to a human if there's a problem.

In Airbnb, the decision would be made by a black-box algorithm, and appeals would be directed to an outsourced monkey who is neither given the training, nor the information, nor paid enough to give a shit, if not stonewalled directly with a canned response.
Nope.

This was resolved back in 2019, with Apple paying $5B to Qualcomm

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2019/04/qualcomm-and-apple-ag...
AirBnB is a terrible platform for users.

Recently a host charged me a cleaning fee, left me a negative review about not cleaning. I requested that the cleaning fee be refunded, since it was clearly fraudulent. AirBnB declined to refund the cleaning fee. I will never use them again.

I wonder what can be done to prevent companies like AirBnB, PayPal from becoming so user-hostile over time.
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I suspect because he has been searching for a new journalist at LWN for the past 10 months, without a lot of luck.
This seems like claiming that a pizza place and a taco place aren't competing because they're completely different experiences - I'm still only going to eat one lunch, and I'm only going to use one service for lodging overnight somewhere
I view its etymology like this,

Lil B
(based ≈ doing your own thing (in a good way)
not swayed by critics)
↙ ↘
Gen Z 4chan
(based ≈ cool) ("based and redpilled"
≈"unswayed by pop rhetoric"
and "sees the world beyond the 'illusion'", resp.)
This is excellent news! I have been waiting for Godot (hehe) to release this.

The new Vulkan backend is exciting for 3D projects and I am excited to try to dig into the new 2d tilemapping after work.

As well, gotta love experimental Rust support:

> With Godot 4, we introduce a new system called GDExtension. By design, it takes the best parts of creating GDNative extensions and writing custom engine modules using high performance languages such as C, C++ or Rust.
It would depend if you had to use traditional methods or if you could use modern tools. In particular if you could pour it from concrete.
If you want to fix the shortage of electricians (and trades in general), remove the gatekeepers and open up the profession. People aren't entering the field not because it is undesirable but because the process is too damn onerous for newcomers (by design).

You first have to do 6-12 months in a state-approved trade school (costs $15-20K on average in CA).

Then comes 4 years of apprenticeship. But good luck finding a licensed journeyman who is hiring or actually gives a shit. And if you're lucky, you will spend the entire time doing bitch work and get paid a whopping $12/hr. It also comes with requirements like bringing your own truck to the job. Want to join a union? Rejection rates for early career apprentices is >95%.

If you somehow make it through this you finally get a license and the honor of fixing people's light bulbs. Do this for a decade or two and gain experience and you'll be making like $80K/yr (https://faradaycareers.com/careers/electrician-salary).

No shit smart people are studying coding instead.
For American football you can actually see every play back-to-back in ~40 minutes for a 3 hour game. NFL Gamepass releases these cuts 24 hours after.
The only reference I could find to this on HN was https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34805414, which was somebody's gallows humor joke.

Good grief, that's a terrifying thought though.
It's distributed practice where the time between practice sessions is chosen to maximize learning / work.
well the post as a whole is a US perspective: "America Is Trying to Electrify..."
It's almost always cheaper to stay in hotels than airbnb everytime I look. It has been this way for years.

Unless you want a whole house/cabin to yourself for the week/month (discounts) then hotels almost always end up being less fuss and cheaper.
Why would apple waste the limited high end fab space on the modem? They'll probably fab it on a generation or two old process.
As a neoliberal/capitalist, I would suggest that capitalism is an incomplete theory and that we are still flushing things out.

The huge rise in material standard of living from the 1850s to 1970s in the US made a dramatic improvement in people’s real quality of life.

But since the 70s the improvements are very marginal. I speculate that’s because most of the consumer improvements are in the domain of status consumption goods, which by definition is zero sum. Material abundance beyond a certain point is in and of itself corrosive because it’s just status seeking / competitive signaling.
"Games are presented as finished pieces" is an idea that's at least a decade out of date. The industry has gone very hard on the idea of Games as a Service and it's now normal for AAA games to receive years of content updates.