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Portugal and Spain offer a digital nomad visa, if you can work remote. After a number of years, and other factors, you could apply for citizenship.

The Netherlands has DAFT, which take ~$5k and a business bank account (I think you also need to run a business, but freelancing web dev would count from what I've read) to get a visa, and after 5 years in country you can apply for citizenship
Google’s advertising power by owning google.com web properties and Android OS.
The phone manufacturers don't have much of a choice unless they are willing to ditch support for all the proprietary Google parts of Android. People probably won't buy android phones without play store access.
Biden says US will defend the Philippines if China attacks
I'm ok with it, but it should look realistic. But I guess that's too much to ask, even if the CGI gets more realistic every day.
is this the new frontier of cryptocurrency stuff? it looks like an elaborate facade to push a cryptocurrency.
Yes

I think you are wrong about the finops stuff

Everybody should do finops, this is not a cloud-specific skills ..
At least on compagnies I worked for, there were no finops in non-cloud infrastructure, there were no cost reports, nobody knew how much things costed

Which is aweful
Just because you can do finops on public cloud does not mean you must: after all, you can stay on your good old crap
I have a hard time believing that many billions of people know about adtech surveillance in any way.
They're not the only ones.
That's what you get when you make changes late night / early morning!
Previous discussion on CATL's Sodium-Ion battery:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33750955
I like my first worldism. Nothing satisfies me more than a nice coffee and a smug "I cant stand Jira" in the morning. My life is hard.
It doesn't meet the requirements!
First coherent RISC-V Tensor unit for AI chip design
i think the killer app would be porn. having to link to facebook might not help this.
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"Everyone one is beautiful and nobody is horny" was the title of recent submission.
I'm Gen X so I think every movie sucks except Repo Man
They don't need to believe this deserves an exemption to argue for one. It's a low risk, high reward for them. The worst that can happen is that their application is rejected. The best that can happen is that they get a massive competitive edge worth billions.
I mean, we will eventually live in harmony with Nature one way or another. Shall we cooperate consciously in the process of life and evolution, or let everything crash and burn and hope the survivors do better next time?
> In my (albeit unusual, privileged) experience as a highly paid tech worker, vacations/healthcare are not bad in the US...

Healthcare and vacations in the US are often reasonable for the developed world if you are, e.g., a highly-paid tech worker or other elite worker or, in some jurisdictions, a public sector worker (especially one with many years in, for vacations)

For the other, oh, 80% of the US working population, though, that's not true.
send one my way to evaluate for HPC workloads, thanks.
> This mechanism is similar to barcodes and QR codes in the sense that the information is encoded geometrically, but it doesn't need to be scanned visually.

They really need to give more details on this. Maybe there is some RF voodoo here, but I find it hard to believe it is practical. Also, how much data can be stored?
And aren't most RFID tag programmable? If this requires a laser to be programmed, it might be a significant downside compare to the chip version.
>plug in networking and power

No cables, except for a few cables.
>there are no oil deposits on Mars

I'm genuinely curious: why do you say this?
Study: Having common ancestors can jeopardize fertility for generations
And since when does bug fixing and optimization come before the end of feature development?

There's nothing shocking or strange about this company's software development procedure. Just a load of people who are very emotional about a project and don't understand what's going on.
Nintendo has a pretty massive war chest though. Increasing salaries by 10% is not likely to significantly impact their expenses/income.
You have the option to make the window more narrow, this is not a fault of the designers.
> because... architects and compliance something something

At work the tooling we use for our services outright requires OAuth if you want authentication. And yeah, that's a large factor implying we should use something else, but there are many coordination problems for that.

I imagine plenty of people have a similar problem.

Anyway, if your client is saving your password, then I'd say that's not a good use-case for OAuth. At this point I'm not sure there exist a good use-case for OAuth.
Most Windows laptops definitely do not have touch screens, and most(?) users also tend to use a desktop monitor most of the time (the only ergonomic choice).
Without retroactive control, there’s basically zero chance of any phone being recyclable.

A phone being able to be used for parts should be a default-allow condition; otherwise e.g. any phone owned by someone who dies — which is a large percentage of phones that get genuinely recycled these days! — will consider its parts non-reusable.
> On Mars you can build shelter with dirt or in caves.

Really? What machines would be used to build these shelters? How do they get to Mars? How would they be powered? What auxilliary materials will they require and how do those get to Mars?
One thing I truly appreciated about Dr. Who when David Tennant was in the role, was how awesome the storylines were, despite having no sex scenes whatsoever.

While I don't think it was material for children given some of the topics it dealt with, it was definitely different from typical Hollywood stuff.

I don't know if this is still the case with Dr. Who, and I could be mistaken, but I greatly appreciated that.
Not sure what you're getting at here. The amount of innovation in these Mario games is astonishing. It's not like "Madden" or "Fifa" or goodness knows annual franchises like "Assassin's creed".

In "wonder" for example every single level has some sort of crazy unique mechanic that is distinctive to that level. Videogame dunkey has a good summary of wonder showcasing these innovations specifically https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXhfuicuUa0
It's worse because they're shoehorning in a romance plot performatively to show off how progressive the showrunners are because every romance plot on TV now has to demonstrate a high degree of intersectionality.

Representation is great but now we're over-representing and alienating the audience.

Plus it feels so hacky.
There's a name for this?!

I had suffered with this for years. I'm a guitarist and having your fretting hand lock up is no good! I eventually came to the conclusion I had way too much tension in my neck, shoulders, and forearm. Stuff I found online said play loose, play light in order to fix it. In order to play loose and play light I also needed to play much slower. Over a long time I've managed to build my speed back up while still playing loose and playing light. Turns out I needed to unlearn some really bad habits I'd developed decades ago when first starting to play guitar. The bad habits eventually caught up with me.

But yeah, I always wondered what was wrong with me as my hand would get "frozen" with my fingers curled and my being not able to move them. I'm glad I've managed to get beyond it!
They say they offer healthcare too, not sure how it works for their employees outside the US: https://oxide.computer/blog/benefits-as-a-reflection-of-valu...

With this in mind, it's just a good salary. Until they have competition squeezing them on margins it looks like an OK approach. At some point their board most likely won't agree with paying some people below market rates for important roles and other more fungible roles paying 2-3x market rates but while they can keep doing it, it's great free marketing.
does later Dr Who have sex scenes? I'm so confused.
Please Be Careful (2009)
Start small and be consistent. A few years ago at over 300lbs I started by walking around the park across the street. About .5 miles. Every day I tried to add 1%.

After six months I added a light jog for a mile.

Six months after that I was well enough to start HIIT classes. Six months after that I was strong enough to start real weight training and distance running.

Three years later I am down ~80lbs, able to run 10 miles at an 8:00 pace, and bench 205.

These aren’t extreme numbers for someone who started off reasonably healthy. But if you’ve been sedentary a long time, the difference in how you move and feel will be shocking.

Starting off can pose real challenges to your sense of self-worth, because you feel pathetic when you see how small your initial efforts are compared to what you see online and in media. It’s important to shift your mindset toward self-comparison, being slightly better than yourself yesterday.

If you’re struggling because you have chosen other priorities over your body (e.g. coding, family) in your 20s, I promise you, you will get there with consistent effort and compounded effort over time.
Looks like we made sex and porn so ubiquitous and accessible to the point that even horny teenagers don't need to look for it and can have it on-demand.
It’s been over 50 years since a human was on the moon. The need to replicate that psychological success has not been there for humanity given the costs and better use of resources. Mars is exponentially more expensive.
> The series of events leading to Somali’s arrest began in late August when he trespassed onto a construction site in Osaka. He continued with unauthorized live broadcasts from a restaurant and engaged in harassment both online and in person.

Five years for trespassing and streaming from a restaurant. Seems extreme. Is there something I'm missing here?
There is an over sampling of individuals like yourself who enjoy VR here on HN, on Reddit, or on any other tech platform where enthusiasts naturally gather.

I believe every single word of what you said about enjoying VRchat, and that product has been out for ages. What’s the highest number of concurrent users? I would dare say it’s fairly low.

My point is quite simple: the consumer market has rejected consumer VR for almost 10 years now and I don’t think that’s going to change. The issue with VR for the average person is in its very nature, where are you alienated from everything around you.

AR is, like you said, soon entering its infancy thanks to Apple doing a PARC and releasing a high cost developer prototype.
Which is great until those hills directly or indirectly affect people's health. Healthcare should not be a hill. Prisons should not be a hill. Politics should not be a hill.
There are presentations about this from astronomers and SpaceX. Where they present their issues and SpaceX presents what they doing about it. These are public and can be found. I don't remember where but they were youtube videos for different conferences. I can try to find a video when I have more time.

I have not heard a single one claim that it will 'destroying billions of dollars of equipment'. And most don't want to stop further space craft.

What they do call for is regulation about these things in general. SpaceX is basically doing them a favor by modifying their sats, there is no legal obligation.
If they want sex and drugs they'll go to school like everyone else.
Is it low risk?

Is trying to weasel word via lawyer not just more fuel to the fire of an anti-trust lawsuit?
Yup. I already had a shortcut bound in Obsidian to pull up the daily page, so the KM workflow is just

* switch to Specific Application -> Obsidian
* pause until... application "Obsidian" is at the front
* type keystroke -> Cmd+Option+D ; go to daily page
* type keystroke -> Cmd+DownArrow ; move cursor to the bottom
* type keystroke -> Return ; start new bullet in existing list
I don't think there's any excuse for hieroglyphs. Even a low-end 5 year old phone like the moto e4 has a 1280x720 display; there's plenty of pixels available to label the icons. Hieroglyphs are a "we hate our users and want them to know it" first design.

Hamburger menus could also frequently be done away with when you look at how many options they have. Like Gmail's app has them when it could fit the icons across the screen as a bar. And it's hard to argue that real estate was important since they put in a bottom bar for chat, video, and spaces whatever that is.
I want more sex in tv and movies and less violence. There is hardly any sex and eroticism now in tv and movies (or at least the ones I see). My girlfriend and I talk about this all the time. Nudity is even rare at the box office. If you watch movies from the 1980s or so it is so apparent. I'm not Gen Z though. I'm Gen X.
Hacker News, old Reddit. Both work fine on both mobile and desktop. (Reddit started breaking features like double tap to zoom though.)

Yes, on a large screen you might have to increase the size. But a mediocre design you can recover from is better then being stuck with some meth addled designer’s unusable one.
I don’t know why exactly Thurston Moore was interviewing an at that time almost unknown Beck, but it’s such a funny, strange, but warm interview that I never fail to get a kick out of it.

https://youtu.be/zdzY49xlvdY?si=fVimAnAJaQTZmqZt
https://archive.ph/SHBJ7
Here in Argentina people sometimes leave inside the freezer an ice cube with a coin on top of it, so they can check if the power went off for a long while - because the coin would be lower in the cube even if it froze back.
Maybe it's this one:

> (6) reveal information, including foreign government information, that would cause serious harm to relations between the United States and a foreign government, or to ongoing diplomatic activities of the United States;
A controversial opinion but the one thing I really enjoyed about Rings of Power, none of that for no reason.
Possible in theory? Yes.

Feasible? No.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wum8_8sWdeU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHjOXvmuZWQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-MQrp2P2GI
https://0x1de.com redirects to https://oxide.computer so they did think of it.
You should see the episode with Peter Capaldi and a Dalek.
> It actually is very hard to design a responsive UX that can handle anything from the smallest smartphone up to ultrawide monitors.

A motherfucking website made with plain html, no css and no javascript is responsive and works everywhere. Any problems found when you go beyond this are entirely self-inflicted.
and taxi driver
This seems like a weak survey that they are trying to turn into a Social Trend. Specifically, they found that "51.5% expressed a desire for more content centered around friendships and platonic relationships." That doesn't seem strong enough to conclude anything important.

After multiple layers of press releases, I think the underlying study (which is more of an infographic) is https://www.scholarsandstorytellers.com/css-teens-and-screen...
> In contrast, there's enough atmosphere available on Mars to make it possible to build larger, pressurized structures and even use aerial flight, and more gravity than on the Moon.

True, though the atmosphere there brings challenges of its own:

“Every year there are some moderately big dust storms that pop up on Mars and they cover continent-sized areas and last for weeks at a time,” said Michael Smith, a planetary scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

https://www.nasa.gov/solar-system/the-fact-and-fiction-of-ma...
I took a different route to Goku (other commenter), I used to write a lot of C and C++ in university, did everything there, up until 2018-ish, I got a bit into rust and things just clicked, my understanding of memory was just not that good enough, and then my C skills skyrocketed as a consequence of learning proper memory management.

Then I got into Haskell, and functional programming, that made thinking about traits, immutability, and all functional aspects a breeze.

Then finally, I got into rust again, use it at work and personal projects. Somehow I managed to rewrite a project that took me 4 months in Python in about 4 days. It was faster, more robust, cleaner, and I could sleep at night.
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Our healthcare system is broken and no one can afford a house.
Naturally, unless your employer is the employer that most highly values your skills in the world, another employer will pay more for you. Changing job is a way of finding that employer who values your skills the most.

That's just what will happen in companies that value skills more. If other companies value loyalty more, then their employee profile will look different.
> … those repair kits sold for almost the price of a device.

Apple will rent you a kit for $49. Find one other manufacturer of similar devices who even pretends to do this, never mind spins up an international program for it.

> Please don't attach any morals to this because there aren't any.

Of course there are. All corporate decisions are ultimately human decisions. Any human decision in a social context has moral implications. Saying that corporate decisions are devoid of morals lets companies off the hook.

Now, I believe understand what you mean — that Apple’s decisions are pure business, that they do not consider moral or ethical implications. I believe this is demonstrably false. Apple has for decades made difficult and expensive choices which clearly serve their customer’s best interests.

They could build customer profiles based on location information and sell them; they do not. They make more effort to reduce the environmental footprint of their products than any similar company; for instance, it’s getting very difficult to find any plastic at all in Apple packaging. They could keep their mouth shut about LGBQ issues, yet they’re consistently vocal and demonstrative about their support.

Yes, all these things _also_ make Apple money. They’re brilliant at this. Just because they make money does not mean all their actions are so dictated, any more than yours or mine.

> I’m sorry to be so negative.

In our world of late-stage capitalism it’s hard to blame you for feeling cynical. Don’t tar everyone with the same brush. Not every company treats humans as grist for the mill.
> Anytime my rate goes up (after intro offer ends or whatever), I always either call them and patiently navigate the system to get it reduced, or switch back to another provider (e.g. back and forth between AT&T / Crapcast).

Just FYI, this isn’t always possible. I have just one (1) available high speed internet and cable provider available to me. My only other internet options are 700kbps DSL or traditional satellite. Starlink may be available, but last I checked it required permanent installation of a receiver, which isn’t an option where I rent.

So when I call and ask nicely for a lower rate, I get told no, because I have no other options to go to and they know that. They know that if I cancel, I will just have to come back. My provider even extended their installation area slightly to ensure that it wouldn’t be profitable for a local ISP to build out here.

This situation is unfortunately widespread. Look at a map of ISPs for your state; I bet you find little overlap outside of bigger cities.

> Even $30/mo is $360 annually, which I'd rather spend on something else.

Me too! It’s not about being fiscally sensitive. It’s about availability and options.
Agreed. But then what's the point of building a better and faster browser if all users are just gonna install the "slower" Chrome anyway out of habit? Clearly "build it and they will come" doesn't work organically once a competing player has an entrenched monopoly plus a strong brand image, regardless of how much better your product now is. Sometimes marketing and brand beats technical superiority and innovation.

Not defending Microsoft's attempts to shove "better-Edge" down your throat as the solution to user growth, just asking a serious question on how else they could have convinced Chrome users to switch back to "better-Edge" the "nice way". We've all been there when we had a better solution/idea which didn't go through because nobody cared about it and the worse solution was pushed through.
They don't even want to do that!
>They’re the reason that Android devices get stolen in great numbers but iOS devices don’t

I think that's unlikely. Phones are disguised by cases. Most tech folks can't even tell them apart when they are sitting side by side on a desk in front of them. Not without the screen coming on, anyway. Let alone in someone's pocket or at a bar. If anything Androids might be stolen more often due to socioeconomic pressure. Can't afford an iPhone, can't afford a nice neighborhood. Or vice versa, an Android gets stolen because it looks like an iPhone, a higher price target. And those would only be relevant IF the statistics agreed with your assertion here, but I don't see that they do, based on some quick searching.

Regardless, phone location was a feature of Android long before iOS. I had it on Windows CE phones before the iPhone even existed. Laptops had LoJack before smart phones existed. Theft was not deterred. Rates of recovery maybe increased, but I'm not sure we have statistics on the latest Apple tech to be able to opine about it, and I wouldn't expect that they would say anything about theft, only about recovery when the criminal is stupid enough to not use some cheap shielding they could get off of Amazon for $5.
I'm not sure why one would think that. Google absolutely does pay Android phone makers too. https://www.notebookcheck.net/Google-to-pay-Samsung-US-3-5-b...
Not only Gen Z, me too (I'm 50). I find it such a waste of time; it so rarely it adds anything outside cheap film minutes. When it does, you don't notice it (which is obviously how it should be; an integral part). Now I often just press forward to get through pointless scenes with wet dildo's etc that are not porn, but something i'm supposed to watch with the (albeit) adult family. If it would add something to the story then sure, but it's just filler.
You still have to trust your assembler and linker in that case.
I work for a large tech company and we use CLIP internally for a variety of things:

- Image search (aka Google Image) to find relevant photos given a text prompt. This is the biggest use case

- Automated Labeling (to answer questions such as "How many entities have attribute Y"?

We didn't fine tune CLIP though. If folks have done it successfully, I would be love to hear them!
Honestly I would think something like transponders on every freeway would work better than GPS. Regardless, I think everyone in the thread could think of 10 technological ways of making this work. I think the biggest barriers are political, not logistical, and definitely not engineering.
Overpriced homes, out of control rent, retirement are extremely problematic in a lot of European countries. And in the US, healthcare is usually covered by the company (talking about big tech corps).

So the extremely high salary is still a net positive compared to EU
>Find My should also give you a push notification if you leave a device somewhere?

It does.