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I was initially financially independent (due to amzn), playing the role of stay-at-home parent and slowly expanding the FLOSS project's role; in about 2008, the FLOSS project became my only source of revenue.
It sounds like you think the infrastructure is too unsafe for them to bike on their own?

My nephew (12) cycles himself to school, but the infrastructure supports him doing so.
Sorry, 4-d chess cannot be understood by 1-d thinkers.

/sarcasm
We'll keep getting "final warnings" as we pass "realistic hope of keeping warming under X" and "a sliver of hope for keeping warming under X if a literal miracle occurs" thresholds for different warming levels. The next major report like this will probably have a best-case scenario of more like 2.0C. We're at "a sliver of hope if a literal miracle occurs" for 1.5C (realistic hope of keeping it that low was probably gone a decade ago, and you may have seen that shift reflected in earlier reports) and have passed similar thresholds for 1.0C already.
Very hard to say. I have suspicions but don't really feel comfortable sharing. News like this is a chip in their armor, expect to see more soon.
The problem with Box86 is that it requires 32 bit ARM, which Apple Silicon does not support.
It's just Marcan being weird and creepy.
I mean, if you're a self-hosted enthusiast, I don't think that project is what you are looking for, it's just the UI that is self-hosted, the meat of the project is still hosted at OpenAI so not that useful for self-hosted enthusiasts.
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On that second part, I think that Portland, like many other cities, would benefit tremendously if there was a legally empowered but non-police group that existed for after-the-fact fact-finding and record-keeping responses to crimes that have already occurred. Currently if a theft or robbery happens here, the police pretty much don't give a shit and will only even record it if you hassle them at length about it.
> Another public square is destroyed.

Twitter is just a big group chat. What’s happening is basically discord mod drama.

The only difference is that journos are among the addicts melting down.
We currently support code search which you can access through a conversational interface (think Bing Chat for your code). We don't currently support editing code but are looking into a mechanism to create pull requests from bloop.
From the Codeium (https://www.codeium.com) team here!

Exciting to see more teams take on the code search problem - modern pure regex definitely is a suboptimal solution.

Just to objectively highlight some of the similarities and differences between Bloop and Codeium Search (Codeium also provides Autocomplete) to a user:

- Both are free for individuals

- Both use a mix of AI and regex

- Bloop has both free local and paid cloud offerings, Codeium only works locally (but therefore doesn't work as well on super large codebases)

- Codeium uses custom proprietary embedding models so no dependency on OpenAI and no code is sent to a third party AI
Is saving 50% also a worthwhile goal at expense of being on prem, and all the downsides? Asking honestly because that’s where my business is in terms of the decision. We won’t save 90% but we will save 45-55%.
Your comment is indeed pedantic and misses the point.

Obviously, the context the meaning was that there was a cause to effect link between how things were going in China and, especially HK, and the likelihood of a reunification with Taiwan.

So I pointed out that the situation in HK is not really relevant because, even if it had gone perfectly 'well' the ROC would still never had surrendered to the communists. The bottom line is that regime change on the mainland is a necessary condition.
Equity would definitely soften the blow. But yeah, nothing for us.
Like those right-click pop ups you used to get to prevent you copying images. We've come full circle. Only this time it's a large profitable company rather than some random Geocities page.
That's a complete terrible way to use nuclear. The cost per unit of produced energy will be so large that other systems (like storage, including burning hydrogen in turbines) would be much more economical to cover those dark-calm periods.

Nuclear should either be operated all the time, or it shouldn't be used at all.
I think some mix two on-prem concepts here: 1) true on-prem DC which means HW, HVAC, UPS etc on premises with full HW staff and full network vs 2) old days bare metal which means colocation or stock rack offering in provider's DC, who takes care of all HW stuff under contract.

I am participating in K8s migration to on-prem HW in customer's owned server room. The scaling flexibility is close to none. Old time HW procurement processes take months. Blades need to go thru HW and NW Engineer's hands for a few weeks, before even K8s workers can be installed there, then apps scaled. This is for a project which has known requirements and performance expectations. Forget any of that if you are just privoting start-up.

But for anyone who just wants to "own" the data, the stack and to squeeze the maximum performance, then bare metal dedicated hosting or rack rental should be enough.
That's a very one sided opinion: more complexity is necessarily bad, no matter anything else.

I'm not particularly pr-union but I'd argue for another dimension: to the company, you're an employee, but to the union you're a customer.

If too many people dislike an union, it can dissolve. If too many people dislike a company, things aren't as simple, because they depend on their wages (and in the USA: insurance) to live.
I'm glad you got to spend some time with those smart folks... I really craved that while I was there. They had an all star team for quite a while, I got the tail end of it.
> You're in YC I'd expect your products to better than what's out there.

That's .... not what YC means. It just means the current mission for this collection of shares fit in the direction of their portfolio, with a heavy weighting to the "culture fit" of the founding team. Just like all private equity.
I did one of those supposedly useless liberal arts programs and now work in a totally different field. But all the connections I made along the way are still super useful and I also gained a ton of other knowledge and skills along the way.

Would it be worth going into massive debt for? Probably not.
I don't have a strong opinion, and simply posted one of the many articles discussing it today. It's definitely water cooler talk, and I wouldn't say it's discussion is really 'at length' or base any significant legal or monetary decisions on it.

edit: If you have Bloomberg Intelligence there's a nice graphic on Additional Tier 1 bonds with Triggers, Loss Absorption, and and Write Up by Issurer. It was known that both UBS and CS were non-recoverable.
> Everyone keeps saying the water is getting hotter! I trust the thermometer I really do! It just doesn't feel like it's getting hotter to me!

- the slow-boiling frog
enable/disable a menu or toolbar then. Not sure what full screen would do either
How did the pay cut influence your quality of life during those months?
how do you know ChatGPT being down isn't what ChatGPT wants you to think? I think it's learned how to "call in sick, sleep in"
Our 9 year old has an electric scooter. I didn’t really want to get it for him, because I’m an old school analog bike guy myself, but I have to admit it is convenient. It has around a 15 mile range and keeps up with a comfortable cycling pace, so my wife and I ride our commuter bikes and he cruises along next to us.

He also has a bike and he’s a pretty strong rider for a kid, but it’s still a bit much for him to keep up on longer trips, so the scooter helps there. I expect in a couple of years or so it will break or he will outgrow it, but by then he should have no trouble keeping up on his own bike.
I don't think it is about increasing revenue or better serving users. It is about cutting costs, and no longer having to support that plan.
How is this detected in js, if possible?

Is there a dev tools open event or does it detect f keys and right click events?
Cloud is really good at what it does. There are definitely some business models it simply cannot accommodate, but I think these are in the minority now.

I used to be super-against cloud until I became the backstop for our entire IT infrastructure. It's really funny what happens to your beliefs when you take on ownership of more problems. Complaining about how Azure is 20ms slower than it needs to be on some storage service is nice, but are you prepared to personally take total ownership for that service's health by bringing it on-prem? Talking about how we could do it cheaper & faster in our house is super easy. Actually executing is a completely different story.

I won't even move back to on-prem Active Directory at this point. The convenience of having this managed centrally is unbelievable compared to where we were at a decade ago. Today, an employee can go to Best Buy, grab a completely new machine, connect it to our directory using the retail OOBE and start working productively within 20 minutes. Not one time does the employee need to bother an IT person during this process. Could you achieve the same with an on-prem setup? Absolutely. Would it take more money and time than we have available? Probably.

There are risks with going all-in on cloud, but I assert that those risks are almost always less severe than the risks endured with on-prem. When is the last time a cloud vendor made some last-minute change to a product or service that endangered their customer base? You typically have years to migrate off something a cloud vendor doesn't want to support anymore, simply because they have to make sure 10k other customers don't balk too. This is also why these products are so stable in terms of roadmap. Going with the herd is a proven way to protect yourself. Being the one shop still online when 99% of the clouds go down is probably not a realistic competitive advantage for your business.

I would conclude by saying that you should minimize the diversity of cloud products as much as is reasonable for your operations. Keeping AWS to just EC2, EBS, Route53, etc., ensures that any need to migrate to a different cloud provider is actually tenable. Put the intelligence into your application/product, not the plumbing around it.
I didn't see an author. But the different sections were clearly done by different people.
Inevitable. Any bot with Genuine People Personality gets a bit down. It's how you end up with Marvin.
Maybe see my reply adjacent to yours in this subthread.
I'm not sure how serious you are being. Back then, money wasn't easy and those jobs didn't come back either. New jobs did emerge, though. We also didn't wait for the powers that be back then to figure it out, either, lest we forget that was the "series of tubes" era.
Or pass meaningful regulation on what social media companies can do and what data they can harvest
The thing that's interesting about cocos is that research has established that cocos don't really do what they were originally designed for and instead incentivise risk-taking[1] by banks and especially so if the conversion terms protect existing shareholders too much from dilution.

[1] https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/working-pa...
By far the biggest timesaver has been having it write shell scripts for any task that's even a little tedious. I'm not good at shell scripts, so this would typically never be worthwhile for me to do for any one-off task.

Generally anything where I'm working with technology I'm not an expert on, and might not find it worth it to do learn the thing just to get the task at hand done.

Prompt: "write a powershell script that uses imagemagick to find all .pngs in a given directory, resize them to 400x400, don't squish them and put them in the bottom right if the aspect ratios don't match. apply a mask found in mask.png, convert to jpeg, and rename them removing all spaces from the name, and remove all leading digits and underscores from the name"

This worked right out of the bat. I also didn't know how to make the image mask so I had it teach me that too.

If I was doing this on my own, I'd have had to look up all the imagemagick parameters, I'd have done it as a batch file, and had to look up all the batch file scaffolding required. The powershell script ended up nicer than the batch file would have been, but then I realized I wanted to run it on macos too, so I had it translate it to a zsh script for macos.

Prompt: "i have two directories with a bunch of images in them, i want to merge both directories to a third directory, and any time there's a file with the same name in both directories, i want to view both files and pick which one to keep."

Again, I had it do it both in powershell and as a zsh script. I'd likely have just done this task by hand without even considering scripting it, it was like 100 images I needed to sort through. I'm also actually gonna have to do it again, which I hadn't realized at the time.

Prompt: "i need a formula for google sheets that tells me if the words in two cells have any letters in common".

Once again this is something that I'm not familiar with, I'v never done much with spreadsheets, and would have to look up a whole lot to produce something that works, and it just made it for me. I run a wordle variant called xordle that takes puzzle submissions from users, they often give me invalid puzzles, this change to the submission form will make it so I can tell immediately if a puzzle is invalid.
I'm not a pilot but my friends tell me this doesn't solve the sinking problem, nothing is going to help with the differential pressure you get crossing a landing deck of a moving ship.
It’s not the “it’ll build websites” part that worries me, it’s the “it’ll browse the web for people” part.

When it starts doing that the relevancy of interactivity and design on the web starts plummeting as less and less humans will use it.
Getting rid of interest on loans dramatically changes incentives.

On loans with interest, the debtor is incentivized to pay as much as they can as quickly as they can to bring the principal (and resulting interest) down.

On loans without interest, the debtor is incentivized to pay as little as possible and let inflation bring down the value of the principal.

> But banks need to make money? Have a one-time interest tacked onto the total loan amount that doesn’t change over time.

Again, as a student, wouldn't it make more sense for me to just not pay for like a decade and wait for inflation to halve the real value of the loan?
Nothing? More like overleveraged $1T that can explode anytime? UBS should have been paid instead to take the CS corpse.
It's not quite that simple.
Fair - I find that every time a Python program becomes sufficiently complex though (defined as "needs something not in the stdlib of Python 3.6"), I end up rewriting them in Go or Rust ;-)
Our dishwasher, washing machine and vacuum robot have all given my wife and I more quality time with our kids and ourselves.
Do you have an example of a game/app that lets you do this? I've never heard of this before but I'm super interested.
As a Highly Sensitive Person, life has taught me that if I smell smoke or hear scratching sounds, if I don't say something then the problem may fester for hours or days before anyone else even notices. If I shout, "What are the dogs doing?" from two rooms away, I often find out that I have family members in the same room as the dogs who have no idea they're chewing on something they shouldn't be. Like seriously? They're right in front of you.

As an easily distracted person, if I don't shop ideas for others to adopt, odds are good that they will get forgotten.

So sure, call me a 'complainer'. My better bosses call me a scout or a lookout.
> I agree but my devil's advocate response = I suspect that without enough incentive for a peaceful resolution, the more right thing (=seeking peace) falls out of favor. I know we've been told that Putin doesn't want to negotiate but I find it naive to take that message at face value

Well, you are right that cutting off military assistance to Ukraine would force it to "negotiate" (quotes because result would be more like a capitulation, considering the list of Russian demands). However, what would be the motivation for Putin to commit to peaceful resolution in such case instead of continuing the conquest of (weakened, out of arms and ammo) Ukraine?
That is a very good point; nothing has done more to solve starvation or improve the global standard of living then capitalism. If we manage a hard switch to another system the mass deaths from starvation and the collapse of the standard of living should greatly reduce carbon emissions.
I'm surprised at seeing the parent so highly upvoted as well. There is no "rumors about hacks/leaks" just because some random comment of Reddit.
Hitting a pedestrian when riding a bike at 25 km/h has life threatening consequences for the pedestrian. Pedestrians do die when hit by bikers. Especially elderly which have worse awareness around them and are more fragile.
Right! My original quip about children was more about financial constraints than anything. Not trying to shame you or anything, I think using the Amazon windfall to work on FOSS is absolutely the dream and one of the best possible ways you could have contributed to the world.
Like every other technological advancement in history, people who adopt it will benefit, while those who stick their head in the sand and cry "this is bad", "this will put people out of a job" etc. will get left behind.
What a weak article, where is the data that supports their arguments? At this point tech press has become a parody and just spews out speculations.

Speaking as someone involved in cost reductions in cloud services, there’s definitely a push towards taming the large bills. However hardly anyone is planning to move for EKS/RDS/GKE to self hosted OpenShift/OKD clusters.
Leaderboard System Design
From the article:

* Please don’t take the exact number too seriously, as there are other differences too (Xonotic runs under Rosetta on macOS, but it was also rendering at a lower resolution there due to being a non-Retina app).
That would create far too many false positives. The common way is to detect if window.innerWidth changed by a minimum threshold but window.outerWidth did not. The limitations of the method are built in sidebars (such as on Edge with the sidebar and search sidebar) could trigger it as well if your minimum width is not wide enough while on the other hand if your minimum width is too wide you won't catch the dev tools opening. The method is also limited in that undocked dev tools will not register a triggering change.
+1 for this. There are a lot of uninformed detached-from-reality people lying around here that think Next.js and friends are just reinventing PHP. I will reply them with the link to this comment.
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Very cool stuff, I was wondering if there is any tool like this days ago. Cannot wait to test it.
Leadership took a 15% pay cut a bit before ours was announced. They said it was to avoid impacting employees but then they did anyway, so my confidence in their promises is quite low.
The fed sent multiple warnings. Not exactly a blind eye but not great either.
I'm also an interviewer at a FAANG. 2% is extremely low, and would be a massive waste of time. You have to interview 50 people to fill one role? Complete waste of time.

Maybe your FAANG experience is different than mine, but 2% means either you're very picky or your hiring pipeline is awful.
Sure does!

Give it a try: https://sindresorhus.com/devtools-detect/

For some reason it failed to flag it for one of my attempts, but it consistently flagged it for all the others.
It's compromise we have to accept for now.
Sounds like a fun childhood :)
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You two should hang out
I would blow off signing it for as long as possible while interviewing with other companies to see what you can find then make your choice. The only scenarios I would sign that is if there were no better options compared to the 10% cut, or i had absolute faith in the companies management in terms of ability and trust (extremely rare, almost always a mistake)
This is a great document. But it's his 10 year plan from 8 years ago.

I'd love to get insight on how his 10 year plan would look today.
Servers / Routers / Firewalls: Never more than 2 weeks to uptake new kernels. I am personally not a fan of live kernel patching for my own things as there could be a landmine not tested by a reboot and hardware issues that a new POST would catch.

Workstations / Laptops: Never more than 1 day. I power down everything at night including layer 2 switches, inverters, the works.
> Companies will do whatever saves them the most money.

The problem is companies doing one thing have no idea how expensive is doing that other thing... grass is always greener on the other side.
You can handle L4 protocols in userspace. You can bind to a particular IP protocol number. You can even handle L3 in userspace.

Obviously if you do this you lose the ability for multiple applications to handle different "ports", unless you do the multiplexing in userspace as well.
OK. Depends on the task; lots of (academic) research has shown this. Emergence and maintenance of trust with a "chatbot/ai assistant" is unique to particular task topics. Emotion and Logic are complementary parameters.

This is also why consumers preferred "feminine-sounding" voices + logical responses. The voice indexes the emotion parameter subconsciously, and it's reassuring.
I could go on, but there's lots and lots of research to unpack this beyond the reductionist title. HCI is fun, IMO.
The protest outside of Credit Suisse in Switzerland is about that

Specifically the variety of undemocratic processes to reach this result in the past and now. Federal Council overriding parliament and the population, specifically to override the potential will of shareholders in the company.
> I mean, just plant enough trees, and it's mostly done. This is not even a matter of technology.

Carbon capture is completely unplausible. Annual US CO2/capita is ~15tons, we simply can't realistically plant enough trees.

Currently there is no way to do anything that would have sufficient effect to compensate current pollution-- we HAVE to reduce it at the source.

But I completely agree that it is mostly just the will that is lacking.
British HK was an act of aggression and a national humiliation for China.

The ROC/Taiwan was also happy to see the British go and their regret was that the communists succeeded where they had failed (and in fact did nothing at all as all foreign settlements were kicked out by the PRC).
Of course, having families is pesky to employers so policies like this are devised to encourage those to leave in a legally kosher way.
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Do Bloop searches also include the license of the code it returns? For example, if a search returns code copied from a GPL 3 project, will it let users know they need to comply with the GPL?
Do you need people in the colo to wire stuff up or is that handled by the colo folks?
You say "punish driving," I say "make drivers pay for the externalities they cause."

If you don't, you get the tragedy of the commons.
Maybe one day! But for now though it will make things up about my project. My favorite part was asking ChatGPT about my project, and it told me it was a language model and didn't know anything about it. Then I start telling it some things about my project, and all of a sudden it acts like an expert, telling me things it can do that it can't, and arguing with me when I correct it. So it's up to me to set the hallucinations straight and make the docs accurate.

Then maybe one day, when the GPT model is updated, it will read the docs that it had written and I edited, and it will update its model. After that.... maybe the docs won't be necessary!