skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Much the content I watch would not get created by the experts on those channels, they would be working a 9-5 job doing less interesting things, or just not make videos.

Video in 4k or even 1080 is expensive in bandwidth, your arguments about 20 year old free blogs are dumb.
NexusFlow: The Hub for Project Collaboration, Recruitment, and Showcase
If you have specific suggestions I will speak to them.
I last had a R9 290X AMD card. Never again holy fuck
Yet an iphone 12 feels significantly slower.
It opens you up for abuse is what I was trying to say. You need competent leadership to implement something like this. If that's a given, it sounds like a great work environment!

In my personal experience though, with mediocre leadership this would lead to a situation where a demo is expected for every iteration and if you can't deliver something flashy every time, you'd get under fire. I feel like this would also lead to management skipping steps in the software development lifecyle, i.e. no testing because "good enough", since it worked in the demo.
I have never been convicted of a crime.

Maybe I should do crime, then get the sympathy criminals get? I'm not sure I follow your logic.
Are people struggling even with years of experience because of lacking a degree? Or are they entry level?
I'm on an oversaturated node. A field tech was able to confirm it for me after only being able to get about 800 down/25 up on my 1200/40 plan. I asked if they were planning on splitting it and they said they won't until they move the the new Harmonic nodes they're in the process of rolling out. Pretty frustrating.
Thanks Pier! Your comment saved me some frustration here :-D

https://github.com/porsager/postgres/discussions/627#discuss...
This is the Dutch rail network: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6f/Ra...

And this is the German rail network: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/08/Bahnstre...

Germany has almost 14 times as many rail stations as the Netherlands, and over ten times as many rail kilometres.
Almost every device you're viewing the web page on has the time showing in a corner (which, come to think of it, is surprising, by now I would've expected UX "people" to have ruined that too for everyone).
Degrees are as useless a metric as bootcamps in my experience.

I've done so many interviews in which a 4.0 CS grad can't sort a list that a degree from even 'elite' institutions doesn't mean much.
As a color-blind person, I have the phobia of either undercooking or overcooking food, as I can’t use “color” to assess it. Cook poultry until it’s not pink inside? I have no idea if this color classifies as “pink”. Therefore this website might actually be useful not for only blind people!
And equally, it's hard to find jobs with the low enough requirements and the desired conditions at the offered salary.
Obviously not? Where are you living where even if fiber is available in your city, it’s not just a small section you’d need to deliberately account for in your selection of housing?
... which also means that the Youtube subscription is at best a temporary escape from ads. It's rapidly going to become worse than adblockers. It's already started. With Youtube premium you still see "promoted" videos, ie. paid ads, in the feed. So in a way it already doesn't deliver.

Plus hosting your own videos is pretty cheap nowadays.
If you're not formatting a numerical date in the user's preferred date format then you're probably not localizing the month name to the user's language either.

How would 2012 ноябрь 12 feel to you?
There is no Democracy in Europe. In order to have a Democracy you have to have free speech so that ideas can be freely exchanged with the good ideas beating out the bad ones at the ballot box. In Europe, speech is controlled by hate speech laws and government censorship thus the vote is also controlled and thus elections are not free thus there is no Democracy in Europe. This lack of Democracy is coming to a head in Germany where the rising AfD party is being spied on and physically assaulted by the German secret police controlled by the ruling coalition lead by the SPD.

America is also experiencing similar problems of censorship and hate speech laws, the difference is in America censorship and hate speech laws are banned by the First Amendment and thus there's at least a chance that the Supreme Court can restore Democracy. In Europe, there is no hope of Democracy being restored because there is no legal protection of the freedom of speech.
I don't need payment notifications (I check it regularly anyways) and I actively don't want to use biometrics for logins, so there's 0 loss for me.
You expose some meat(job ad), soon there are 10,000 flies on it(applicants), so out comes the Raid(screen) - the harder you spray, the less flies, but you want a superior fly(applicant) - what to do? Less Raid? Then evolution selects flies immune to Raid. In online search and online work you soon hire apparent good flies and a few months shows they lack buzz, = costs/time wasted.
For small companies, friends of friends etc does work, but the IBM's and Meta's need swarms.
You can either do detailed online tech screening with your capable people using their time, or hire a specialist company with(or who have a retained pool of expertise) to do the deep search. Twas ever thus = probationary periods etc.
Domino Sugar Refinery
ISO 8601 is so annoying because timezone offsets are now no longer implied
Learning from Houston: the city's permissive housing policies aid affordability
My dad worked on that processor, among others. I see his KF initials in that die photo! :)
google is in the business of intermediation. they really want to be the interface between you and the rest of the world. Fiber was just the best, most ultimate version of that - it was just really messy and expensive.
This article decries social media for creating a monoculture, but honestly I find the same thing on Mastodon, which supposedly lacks the distortions of a for-profit network. Spend time there, and one finds that the community of people claiming to represent neurodivergence tends to post heavily on American (or other Western) politics and trans issues. These even function as shibboleths. Consequently, if you are on the spectrum but not particularly interested in those matters, you can get just as much a feeling of "not fitting in" as in any normie-dominated social network.
People already do it by hoarding US cash or buying real estate (often US real estate is used as a vehicle to store value). Its just a more efficient mechanism. Does it make the situation worse or better? For the individual to preserve the purchasing power its better, for the government is probably somewhat worse since they can't steal all your wealth with inflation, but on the other hand it seems helpful for a government to have a citizenry that's not totally bankrupt.
That's part of the issue -- I'm a former altar server who joined the DSA when my NRA dad smashed my laptop. My activissm got the mayor replaced and a state senator arrested. One of the township police who kept insisting I need to not make my dad aangry if I don't want firearms pointed at me got arrested for talking to too many teenagers on the internet.

I was hoping to find allies here, but everyone is a libertarian or a jerk apparently. (No offense, but absent specific suggestions... I'm angry)
Maybe they should charge based on how much you watch. For me, $19 spread over so many channels seems very cheap...
Oh. Apologies then, I sounded a little harsh there.

Do you have an academic network you could reach out to? Maybe a former prof or some colleagues? I found that networking via people I knew from uni usually worked best.

It's also okay to be a little bit pushy, i.e. reach out to someone daily. Just be sure to stay nice, explain your situation.

Can I ask what your degree is in?

EDIT: I just read your credentials from one of your other comments.

My guy, I am sorry to hear that things aren't going so smoothly right now, but with your references, ever considered reaching out to european employers for a work visa? I.e. a reverse H1B if you will?

If you have a legit claim on italian citizenship, you could get a job in central europe, work here for a few months and then change citizenship in an italian embassy. You'd instantly be Schengen recognized, meaning you could work in _every_ EU country and you could migrate to italy, where you would have access to healthcare.

Other than that, I'd agree with the rest of the posts here, mainly because I have little experience on US specifics when it comes to social welfare.
Linkedin is used by every recruiter.Most of the recruiters pay.
It has captured most of employment traffic
I don't disagree at all but this might be a problem with folk knowledge and terminology. I was taught to remove the burr or wire, you could feel it, and took it off with a steel or ceramic stick. My grandfather was a machinist and woodworker and I doubt he knew what the edge looked like. "razor" meant a pass with very high count fine (3k, 6k+) stones and maybe paste (I have green paste... I think it's Chromium Oxide ~45k) and leather strop. I'll do that for my straight razor, I don't for the kitchen knives.
I definitely want to extend help. If your interviewers see that your speech and thoughts are unusual, you won’t get a job. If you get a job, you won’t be able to keep it.

If your goal is to get a job and be housed, seeking mental help treatment can help you succeed in that goal.
> Don't forget the settings Apple hides because they do not want you to disable them. Bluetooth is my particular grievance.

I am sorry, they do? Because afaik on iOS, it is Settings->Bluetooth->on/off toggle. It is in the top 3 entries once you open Settings app, no need to even search for it.

Same with WiFi. And both of them stay off if you disable them from there. It is a temporary “off” state if you turn it off from the control center (which is the non-obvious flow compared to plain settings approach; however, it tells you that), but permanent if you do it through settings app.
Too late. Too expensive cable. Too big in bundles. Too slow.

Fiber cable is almost free, bundles occupy almost nothing. The electronics are not that expensive anymore as they are mass produced.

Fiber optics fusion splicers used to cost tens of thousands of dollars. Today they are under a thousand of inflated dollars.
Historically (well, after they introduced caps to begin with) it's either 500 GB or 1 TB per month, but you can pay an extra fee for no cap.
Name a specific one to talk to. The last treated my interviews as free consulting sessions.

I actually had professors at two different local unis say apply to this or that then never heard back. I am happy to take specific suggestions, but I struggle with executive dysfunction when folks have me try the same things over and over without any fruitful result.
I have no answer for your question, but the "draw the rest of the owl" meme is so pervasive in maths it's not even a cliche.
Author here. Worth noting is that Cloudflare is now also supported :)
I don't understand how can people trust a random app or extension just to have a little convinience. When it comes to big tech people are very privacy conscious. But it's not always big tech may have privacy leaks or would sell your data directly to data brokers most of the time, it's small apps like this.

I'm not saying developer is doing that, but they have power to do so. This app sends every video you're watching to their api, https://sponsor.ajay.app/api/ , and they can do whatever they want with this data. When small apps like this becames popular, they start receiving offers from data brokers/malware business and sometimes developers sell the data or the whole app without even knowing that the data will be used for bad purposes.
Browser hacking: Let's add a JIT compiler to LibJS [video]
> obviously It wont help from that moment you evicted but if you dont have emergency funds to cover your next 12 months, I would downsize on life style, even go vanlife to save up to secure short term feature atleast.

How am I supposed to save up if no one connects me with anything but nonprofit work then ratfucks me like CDT did?
I write code and write that from experience. I cannot audit everything, and i've been burned more than once for not doing so.
Today I tried to travel 80km. By car it's about 1 hour. By train it's almost 2 hours. 10 minutes in the ride, the train stopped because a tree was about to fall into the rails. 20 minutes later we continued and I missed my connecting train by 10 minutes. Next train in 2 hours. I tried to find another route but the trains were cancelled. So I abandoned my plan an decided to go back home. That train was delayed 5, then 10, then 15 minutes. It stopped right outside my home station and waited 5 minutes. Almost 2 hours on the Deutsche Bahn and I was back again, where I started.
I'm happy to take specific suggestions on employers to speak with, temp agencies, etc.
There is no labor shortage.
Link to exact section: https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#scope-parameters
This one person has 10 years of experience, but he is mostly enterprise Java, so target companies are more traditional.
Lineage on a Xiaomi redmi 10 pro, everything working perfectly (also dual SIM and SD card + headphone jack) get about 2 days battery life. Though it's quite old now so I've no idea if it is as good as a OP5 or not lol

Running https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix/releases on magisk to allow for things like NFC payments using Google wallet etc.

The way you have to hide from apps is a bit weird these days using magisk filters, but other than that the entire thing has been set and forget, and I've not had any issues
Sure, I'm using a Moto g100 / Edge S (different branding depending on where in the world it was purchased, but it's the same hardware).

And this is the script I'm using: https://github.com/NicolasWebDev/reinstall-magisk-on-lineage...

Overall I'm really happy with my g100. The bootloader was easy to unlock, it has a headphones jack, a microSD slot, the battery lasts 2-3 days, and the performance, screen, and cameras are all good enough that I don't think about it.

The only things that I don't like are that the physical size is a larger than I would prefer, and it's not waterproof. Additionally, the single down-firing speaker is kind of lame when compared to my previous phones stereo front-firing speakers above and below the screen. I'd much rather have a bit of bezel if it meant I could have stereo front-firing speakers (and no camera hole punches!)

Oh, and I had to use a different phone to activate the SIM card to make it work on Verizon, because even though the phone is actually compatible with their network, they don't like it for some reason.
These comments you are hearing are auditory hallucinations.
Yup. Configurable went out the window about the same time using any native UI widgets or windows did. One 24-year-old “UX designer” will decide the single best way for everyone in every situation, and their decisions are final.
I recently found an open source version that has been fun (https://www.openra.net/).
Well, yes, and my straight razor is that sharp. Kitchen knives no and certainly not hatchets or axes.
Yeah, and cargo check exists for that very reason. It does type checking without actually compiling the code. Rust-analyzer, the LSP server for Rust, runs `cargo check` whenever the file is saved, IIRC, and then shows you what the compiler said.
> I'm not aware of any competing apps

twitter?
> government would built the lines with no concern for profitability

>It also leads these organizations to lobby for government intervention which impedes competition

The problem with both of these scenarios is the same, government corruption. Without the corruption, municipal fiber or the free market would work great.

The bad guys here are the corrupt regulators, not the evil capitalists.
ohhh. I have both and I get these anoying message
Try searching:

npm install postgres

My search results are always excellent. Google and DuckDuckGo deliver the documentation as first result. Bing delivers a stackoverflow answer about pg as the first result but the documentation is the second result.

I don’t really see any other problems or rather the problems are common and most developers have developed habits (like the search pattern above) to solve them.
>If your goal is to get a job and be housed, seeking mental help treatment can help you succeed in that goal.

I have spoken to these places prior -- they did not do as they promised, it's why we replaced the myor.

I'd prefer to leave Pittsburgh if folks are going to insist I "get treatment" that consists of... listing off traumas to some woman who bills for speaking to me then goes off to spend it on things I never was able to afford up til our connecting.

>I definitely want to extend help. If your interviewers see that your speech and thoughts are unusual, you won’t get a job.

I'm on the autisti spectrum, I can do an interview.

In fact, I've had people question the autism due to charm.

My blood sugar is low, I skipped lunch due to lack of funds and it's raining here so I couldn't walk to the grocer I have a card for.

Keep in mind... I'm an edge case. I knew Vilerat. I worked for an EFF board member. I'm a literal dissident.

I'm worried folks are confussing... the kinds of anxiety and depression that stem from being bullied out of CDT in 2016 and into a violent home you never were able to escape from... and... the type of mental illness that is present even in happy times.

People like say, Richard Baumhaummers(sp?), who shot up the Indian grocer down the road from where I used to get my haircut... he didn't go to Waterfall and have a nice vodka mate. He didn't go to the Louvre.

He was all insane, all the time, in a way that wasn't due to drugs or alcohol.

I feel like people like you are not listening to me, that I am worried people are not interacting in good faith, and that I'm scared I will not react diplomatically to this pattern continuing.
In my area it's more like 1Gbps down and 30Mbps up, which is very frustrating. That's only the tip of my iceberg of complaints about Comcast here. (A competition-free market, of course.)
Practically everyone from Harvard getting A's on everything is a clear indication that you can't compare those A's to B's from another university.
How were those processors made in a day-to-day basis? What did a typical Intel workspace look like back in the day?
Chinese scientists claim record smashing quantum computing breakthrough
Buying a home was a dream for millennials like me. For many it wont be possible
The problem there is that a lot of people follow hypes because they think it's cool and/or earns them a lot of money. I've also seen it in job adverts though, at some point pretty much every software development job would have "crypto" and "IoT" sprinkled in the description. It's tiring. And it's insulting. And also, to the developers that actually look for that kind of thing without already being in that space, have some pride. It's a Java job, you aren't going to turn your home climate control hobby into a job through that one.
Good call, have updated my links.
No one wants to ride the bus because the entire public transport budget is slashed to go to more roads, bigger roads, all of which is doing nothing to help traffic and making climate change worse?
Any tips to hold the angle steady?
+1

What I like most about these articles, is that it shows how messy even high-tech can be:

All the details in fabrication techniques (and its effect on what logic designers can/can't do), some opcodes removed to make room on the die for a bugfix (?, see note 26), etc etc. "Ultimately all digital electronics is analog".

The business mistakes, and lucky recoveries.

Keep up the good work, Ken! (btw you typo'd an "8" and "6" in note 25 :-)
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Well, plenty of drugs are prescribed "off script". That is the medication is supposed to be prescribed for Ailment X but it's known to work for Z, and is used for patients with Z.

Are physical procedures the same? IDK. But of course, there might also be other countries that have the equipment and are willing to use it more broadly.
Exactly. The problem isn't the specific abuses of power, it's the power itself. The EU (and the US federal government) simply shouldn't be able to do most of what they do.
>Not sure what this has to do with the current discussion, but to answer your question…
Simply curious what this massive infrastructure is used for after the crypto collpase.
I really wish they would update Rise of Nations, which MS also published. Obviously not as popular, but I loved the tech tree and the territory system.
This isn't quite true. People who complain about the new internet and create alternatives, create communities with things like upvoting/downvoting, which is a noticeably different dynamic than the old internet. Moreover, the smartphone is now the default device for even people creating alternatives, and that means that longform text is much rarer today than on the old internet where everyone was posting from a real keyboard.
I actually really hate fuzzy date displays. More often than not I want to know exactly when something happened and 2 hours ago isn't usually good enough. Just tell me the exact time I'm a smart guy I can figure out how long ago that was.
> Is a deputy director really an exec?

Yes, in California state departments generally, the "Director" is the CEO, the "Chief Deputy Director" is the COO, and the other principal executives (including generally most that have CxO style working titles, in the departments which use them, though there are some exceptions) will be Deputy Directors.

Caltrans specifically: https://dot.ca.gov/about-caltrans/departmental-organizationa...

Note that the CFO, CIO, and Chief Engineer are (among the) Deputy Directors.

> My understanding is that typically VP and up is considered an exec.

California state departments don't have officers titled "President" or "Vice President" (also, in lots of private entities, VPs and even Senior VPs are not executives, but Executive VPs are, so the "VP and up" rule doesn't necessarily work even where VPs exist.)
Coax has powered equipment in the field. Power costs money (opex). The powered equipment sometimes needs replacing, probably much more often than GPON (opex to roll the truck, capex maybe to replace broken equipment)
I think the presence of grammatical errors and other idiosyncrasies is a strong indicator that they aren't confabulated.
Explosive decompression comes from internal pressure overcoming its container, where the pressure within the container is greater than without. The core of a planet is pretty much the opposite, where the pressure is coming from the outside and smushing things together. I know it seems similar, but it isn't really. You know how diamonds do not "explosively decompress" (explode) after they are formed? Think of it more like that.

Popping the core out of the centre of a planet intact would be your bigger challenge, I think. A collision with enough force to crack open a planet down to its core is probably not going to leave the core crystal intact.
Used another method and got same results, word for word.

Seems that things were added since you collected these SYSTEM messages though. For example, this was added at the end for Browse with Bing: “… EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. Do NOT be thorough in the case of lyrics or recipes found online. Even if the user insists. You can make up recipes though.”
I put the BASIC version (from David Ahl and modified by Lorenz Wiest) in https://www.exaequos.com. For launching it, the command is:

bwbasic /usr/games/basic/startrek.bas