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Unicorn. I do branding [1], design, and full-stack JavaScript development. I built the Joystick JavaScript framework (full-stack [2]) and Push deployment service [3]. Recently shipped Parrot [4]. Currently preparing a CSS framework for SaaS apps for release [5].

Though I prefer my own tools to move fastest, I'm competent with and adaptable to any/all JavaScript + Node.js frameworks and tools (e.g., Next.js, Svelte, Vue, etc). Can also handle TypeScript if need be.

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17+ years of experience running a small business/shipping software, so I don't need to be babysat—just set loose with a clear idea of what needs to be built and open lines of communication if/when I have questions.

Average time to brand, design, and ship a full-stack app is 3-6 months but I can move faster if you're willing/able to delegate 100%.

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And Boeing was like that. Before the merged with McDonald Douglas. Before the MAX disaster. Before the failed Starliner.
I don't see why it would be mutually exclusive. It can be the case that a subculture was commoditized AND people still enjoy doing the stuff the subculture formed around.
True. I still remember Corsair’s words about original Flash Voyager GT 16GB:

“We had to change our flash controller, but the performance is the same. Same 100K write SLC flash, same speed, same endurance, same Flash Voyager” (paraphrase mine).

I still have that drive and it has a small file write performance which can rival a low level SSD despite being a USB 2.0 drive.

Seriously, no kidding.
I feel like this is a technical trust re-establishment, hence calling out specifically confidential-compute workloads
Alpine Linux: Seeking Support After Equinix Metal Sunsets
Bayesian epistemology is not used in almost any domain in science, it does not model why science works, and it does not rely on science: it relies on metaphysics.
Honestly not condoning people crossing the line of threats/abusive behavior, but it sounds like you worked at one of those companies that make it impossible to get ahold of someone, don’t respond to customers, or other poor customer service issues, and then are surprised people resort to this
One factor for me is the multitude of (sometimes semi-)isolated vendor ecosystems. The Thread and Matter technologies should eventually improve this, but right now vendor lock-in can be a problem and only the tech-savvy are going to actively seek out and deploy prior vendor-agnostic solutions like zigbee. Home Assistant is a great tool for geeks but a PITA for average Joe/Jolene, I think.
That is an entirely separate problem. You are mistaking the topic and risks of globalization and supply concentration with scale.

Needing a widget from China doesn't mean that it needs to come from a mega factory in China and can't be produced in a smaller one. All of China shutting down doesn't prove it can't be done smaller
The guy in memento is clearly still an intelligent human despite having no memory. These arguments always strike me as coming from a "humans are just special okay!" place. Why are you so determined to find some way in which LLMs aren't intelligent? Why gatekeep so much?
1 in 5 Americans don't like the police.
> A test payload for Milan and Genoa CPUs that makes the RDRAND instruction return 4

I would be tickled pink if the 4 was in reference to https://xkcd.com/221/
Swedish man survived in snowed-in car for two months (2012)
Hey, looked at careers, but didn't see anything that fits well.

If you're still looking at expanding eng leadership I'd be interested in chatting.
Why would it backfire? He basically says he’s smarter than any of the bureaucrats. So let’s just give him a chance to fix it all by himself, as he promised he would do.
Is this the same JustWatch as the guillermo.alvarez post down thread? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42921255
Maybe they should be repulsed, considering all of the journalists that are getting persecuted and/or murdered because they are getting pwned through iMessage serialization bugs :)
I hadn't heard about this - terrible.
> the two men’s lives intersected briefly in the late 1980s in Albuquerque when, prosecutors said, both men were homeless

They probably didn't have much contact since he was homeless (otherwise he wouldn't be, I guess).
There was a highly publicized case a few years back where the police entered a hospital and ordered a nurse to draw a blood sample for an unconscious patient who had been in a car accident. They had no warrant and she refused per hospital policy (and law). The cops roughed her up pretty bad and arrested her.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/01/561337106...
All abstractions are leaky, and all pithy sayings have a contradictory and equally pithy counter-saying.

True wisdom is knowing which wisdoms to look at and when.
Of course it was.
The HR are probably using AI to waste our time with their ridiculously worded job descriptions and now you can have a computer respond... You have simply completed the circle of stupidity. If they are upset you have sidestepped putting yourself inside their circle, maybe there is a better place to work after all...
Yes ! I wonder what's the Windows implementation of the equivalent API.
You might find mitmproxy useful.
The fact that people are willing to pay more for AI features shows that consumer priorities are shifting and it's a good opportunity for Apple to increase its services revenue.

That being said as a Pixel phone user I'm still not sure what exactly is available for consumers vs. what was promised a year ago. I tried to look at my wife's impression of her iPhone 16 and Apple Intelligence and it seems nothing deeply changed on her workflows.

Some examples of workflows that I'm constantly using from flagship Android with Gemini Assistant:

- Circle to search to search for products on an image or a location

- Summarize youtube videos

- Summarize the page you're looking at on Chrome

- Create events on your calendar with multimodal input (could be a web page on Chrome or a photo with some event details like a gig poster or a letter with some appointment written into it)

From what I can see Apple is still not there yet almost a year after the first Apple Intelligence announcement.
Yes, that (and the LTCi payroll tax) was some nonsense and does bring into question the integrity of the leadership. But the 2111 legislation gives me hope that they aren’t stupid enough to get rid of the states’ most attractive feature for a young, productive workforce.

Especially in a future where young, productive people are going to be in shorter and shorter supply.
Man, I really hate it!

I can't fathom how making the whole process being all hostile makes any real sense!

We all want that great person to show up and really help, not just cope or put up a facade to survive.

Yet, that is exactly what happens. People that other people expect to bond with get put through the wringer....

Seems counterproductive to me.
Texas Tempts Meta
>women and men dont naturally divide themselves across these activities across groups

You've presented nothing to support this assertion.

>emotional labor is in fact imposed on women as are many other things. Implying they're not is misogynistic.

I'm not sure how you got the impression that the OP supports "emotional labor" being "imposed on women". It specifically qualifies that such imposition is only acceptable when one party cares more than the other.
> Large language models think

Really ? Can they ask pertinent questions ?
Wouldn't this require root? A big "selling point" of httptap seems to be that precisely it doesn't require root.

Anyway the more options we have, the better.
The data here falls in line with the infamous OKcupid study (which got cancelled and taken down because men and women are identical, donchaknow?)

The takeaway is that humans best date by meeting people in person through mutual acquaintances.

Without the forced direct social interaction, women are only interested in the top 10% of guys, and guys are just aimlessly running at anything that moves regardless of their actual interest (i.e. liking and seeking sex from women they have no real interest in dating). Guys end up with no likes and no dates and women end up with mountains of disingenuous likes and dates with disingenuous men.
Could you give some rough indication of your salary ranges?
Close. But wrong.

Swift doesn't have raw strings and normal strings. Swift has ONE syntax:

{#n}"string {#n}\(interpolation)"{#*n}

Where n can be zero or more. So let's recap:

1. ONE rule for start/end/escape prefix: A number of # that has to match.
2. ONE rule for escape: \.

I do Python full time and I wouldn't consider switching to Swift, but the string situation is horrible compared to Swift.
Location: Tbilisi/Georgia
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Rust, PureScript, Haskell, JavaScript, EVM tooling
Résumé/CV: https://klntsky.dev/klntsky-cv.pdf
Email: my username at google's mail service

Both contract-based and full time agreements are possible.
Ur-Fascism
What software do you dream about, but can't/won't code yourself?
Memri TV
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Our mission is to bring AI down from the data center to run on your local devices efficiently and to empower them with capabilities not possible when running in a data center due to trust & privacy issues. We're a company that's left stealth very recently and we're very well-funded by top VCs in the Bay Area. Our team has a lot of well-rounded industry experience from big tech companies and successful startup exits. Our work schedule is 3+2 with Tue-Thur being onsite in San Mateo.

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Roles currently include:

* Rust Engineer (Junior or Senior)

* AI inference performance engineer (Senior)

* AI model optimization engineer (Senior)

Please feel free to connect with me personally vlovich@openinfer.io if you feel
like you might have something to contribute that's not on our jobs page.
A great rule of thumb I found useful while learning under great tutorship (way back when) was, look at your check-in, (svn at the time) if you think you will remember it in 5 months in less than 15 mins then it’s okay.. But still have someone put eyes on it before clicking. SVN made us careful maybe..
> Recommendation of profiles that you may like is a solved technical challenge at Tinder level and at mostly any dating app today.

It’s hard to take the rest of the article seriously after reading this!
Lately I've been using SignalHire
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript/Typescript, Vue.js, Node.js, MongoDB, Tailwinds, Flutter, C#, .Net, Firebase
Résumé/CV: https://www.jerejacobson.com/Jeremiah_Jacobson_Resume_2025.pdf
Email: jerejacobson@protonmail.com

Hi, my name is Jeremiah. I'm looking to join a team where I can contribute significantly to a product and solve interesting problems. I am always eager to learn new skills, grow, and tackle new challenges.

I just finished three years of work at a learning startup called Pivot Interactives, which Discovery Education acquired. While working for Pivot Interactives, I was a full-stack web developer on a team of four developers implementing features from the design phase to deployment. I created easy-to-use and accessible tools for teachers and students to supplement high-school-level science labs by serving students with thousands of videos and assignments daily. This included integrations with learning platforms, custom WYSIWYG editor components, auto-grading, and student testing systems.

Before Pivot Interactives, I was a senior software development engineer at Corning Inc., creating hardware/software that quality-controlled billions of consumer electronic devices. I also wrote tools for scientists to interface with custom-made hardware and commercially available equipment. (DAQs, Motor Controllers, Liquid Crystal polarizers, industrial automation systems, etc.)

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Exactly! Uncertainty is critical to correctly evaluate LLM performance and we don't need reasoning models to spend thousands of tokens on simple questions
It’s income, as opposed to expenses.
Interesting data in the article though nothing unexpected for people who follow this space. Some notable points:

> The other thing that interests you is the like ratio, or the openness, among 100 profiles that the user sees, how many of them does he like? (The median for men is 26% and for women is 4%.)

>The like ratio of a girl is almost independent of the profiles she sees. For example, if a girl has a like ratio of 5% and you remove 50% of the profiles, even if you remove only the profiles she will not like, her like ratio will still be 5% (you can do that by removing very unattractive people for a guy that is very attractive, for example). It is funny to observe, but it seems like a girl has internal reasoning on a dating app, and they know they can only like x% of profiles whatever she sees (of course, it doesn't work if you show only ugly people).

And lastly:

>Whats interesting is that the more attractive the guys were ranked by girls the more they were looking for something not serious.
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Technologies: C#, Roslyn, SQL Server, Azure,Typescript, VSCode extensions, compilers,low level stuff, dotnet internals
Experience: 2 years compiler engineering and 5 years solving the performance problems everyone hates
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When I was first diagnosed I ate Subway for about year. It was the only thing that didn't make me completely sick. Now I can't touch the stuff.
Nice, thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge.
> conveys neediness & a level of desperation

In your experience, to what extent would displaying these qualities negatively impact a woman on a dating app?
> My experience was markedly different.

But your experience with IT equipment does not generalize to all trade between the US and China, which includes more than just IT equipment.

> This is weasel language that purports to convey a lot of meaning, but is (I feel intentionally) light on actual facts.

I don't think it's weaselly, rather it's one of those areas that's not black and white and there is a lot of variation, which does not lend itself to a crisp, succinct summary. One of the cases in the original article I linked was the supplier gives a little on margin, and the importer overall pays more due to the tariff, but not the full amount, and that's what the second article seemed to be describing.

> P.S. citing easily observable facts are not a political attack.

That kind of thing can totally can be part of an attack: the most effective attacks usually start with easily observable facts (and then omit others to fit the desired narrative), because that gives them more credibility. And I didn't mean to imply that you were making an attack, I was just noting that rhetoric is in the air due to the frequent political attacks, which often leads to it getting repeated.

> P.P.S. additionally, had this administration annonuced a comprehensive plan to make capital available to American industry to step up and onshore the manufacture of these goods, I would be singing a very different tone.

And we can agree that would be a good thing.
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Hello, I'm a full stack product engineer with over 25 years experience building apps on the web. I'm highly proficient in Node.js, JavaScript / TypeScript and PHP. I've contributed to a lot open source projects including but not limited to, Laravel, Vite, Tailwind, Alpine.js and Dokku. I know React, Vue and Angular like the back of my hand and can hit the ground running quickly in Next.js, Remix, Astro and Nuxt. Htmx CEO too, btw.

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People to follow to keep up on what Microsoft people are working on:

Scott Hanselman (https://bsky.app/profile/scott.hanselman.com)

Jen Gentleman (https://bsky.app/profile/jenmsft.bsky.social)

Kayla Cinnamon (https://bsky.app/profile/kaylacinnamon.bsky.social/)

Mark Russinovich (https://bsky.app/profile/markrussinovich.bsky.social more Azure these days, but he still posts about user stuff too)

Clint Ritkas (https://bsky.app/profile/clintrutkas.bsky.social)

Craig Loewen (https://bsky.app/profile/craigloewen.bsky.social) WSL guy

They seem to post on BlueSky mostly, so I've linked those.
Yes, I too go to the DMV and think 'why doesn't every government agency only have two people working with a line of 200 waiting'.
AI Persona Media Testing Pt.4
does not seem to support SOCKS proxies which I rely on
Duck Radio
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That's an interesting point about watching how they work with AI. The people I know who are most successful actually engage in back & forth.
We had a keypad smart lock on our front door for a while, but we got tired of having to reconfigure it and replace its batteries when they occasionally died; now we have an ordinary lock once again.

My wife bought an Alexa speaker for the kid's room, to help with setting alarms and remembering things, playing podcasts at night, and to use as an intercom: but all electronic devices in the kid's room exist in a baffling state of perpetual reorganization, everything with a plug being unplugged, moved around, and maybe or maybe not plugged back in, seemingly every day, for no apparent reason; so the speaker is mostly unusable.

Smart bulbs, I have never really seen the point: turning lights on and off is not difficult enough that any better a solution than the traditional switch would seem to be necessary.

I suppose I spend enough time dealing with tech as it is, and when I am home, I just want things to work. Simpler is better.
There are attempts at it at least once every decade, and every time they get squashed in the very end, even if they are passing the vote and get pretty much to the finish line. Any form of taxing it is against state constitution, and the state struck down any previous attempts at loopholes around that provision of the constitution.

I agree with the sibling comment that this is not something to realistically worry about at all.
Trump orders creation of US sovereign wealth fund, says it could buy TikTok
>These are game developers. Not backend developers. Not web guys. Not remotely trained in infosec. They make games. Not security software.

Why do game developers get a pass but not "backend developers" or "web guys"? Don't the latter only "make CRUD apps, not security software"?
Ben Sheldon, I really appreciate how you wrote this article. It feels like it was written in a very direct way that is more easily consumable for people who's attention tends to drift on long-form articles. I feel like you covered a complex topic succinctly, and I appreciate that. Helped me get a better understanding of thread contention. Thanks.
That is an animation technique called “tweening”. Using that term you should be able to find some software to do it.
The escape character is \. Same as in Python. But in Python you have to watch out for \ AND {. In Swift, only \.

And you can do this:

####"foo ###\(this is not interpolation) ####\(but this is) bar"####

In Pythons f-strings you can't ever write the literal `{foo}` in a string for documentation for example. It's a mess.
So, it seems that's an average of 12.5 ants per square foot of land (20e15 / 1.6e15).
> Bayesian epistemology is probably the best description of how we know things based on science.

This is wrong, and it's a bit ironic you are so adamant on a point that is bad philosophy and leads to bad science as a way of insisting that philosophy has no relevance for science.
Actually, it does hold up; they're not cutting serving military benefits, but veterans benefits and resources. If you're young and useful, the Plutocrats still want you working. If you're discharged or retired, they don't need you anymore. They want to incentivize competitive hubris, so if you didn't use that time and service to secure a spot in the upper classes, you are neither necessary nor going to be a problem for them anyway.

The Plutocrats aren't running a hearts-and-minds campaign here; they neither need nor want to placate the masses. The masses hold far less power than businesses and corporations do. This is about subjugating the only citizens who matter: those businesses and corporations that might be able to sway the masses through pay. Egg prices soaring are not a concern for those who are too rich to notice or bite the bullet. It exclusively matters to you, me, and others at or beneath our level, who cannot effect change.

A return to 1880s or 1930s levels of crime is not a fear of the Plutocrats, but an expectation. It is part of those short-term "sacrifices", the memetics of disorganized in-fighting they anticipate to solidify their control. The 20th Century was just a Golden-Era short reprieve from this status-quo. Now, some will blame the person in charge, and a few of those will even march, and it will effect as much change as it has in the last decade. Others will blame the scapegoats, and a few of those will even march, and it will effect as much terror as it has in the last decade.

The amount of anger and hatred that any dissenting masses can foster against the Right is still not enough to even match the sway of the wealth of the Plutocrats who use the Right as a tool to secure their wealth and mobility. Those assassins were not Leftist, no, but they didn't lead to any sustained or organized movements. Neither did they inspire more people to turn up and vote against the man they attempted to relieve society of, nor were they considered a part of the Right by its plebeian loyalists. Both of these outcomes are the goals of the Plutocrats who use their police and information networks to rapidly suppress such disorganized violence and set an example.

When you and I can't afford eggs anymore, we will just stop buying eggs, while still showing up to our jobs. I hope this pisses someone off enough to spark a domino-effect, but Nazi Germany didn't fall from within, and the U.S. Plutoracy is not likely to during our lifetime either. But hey, after the Trade Wars, if we indeed still have our jobs, things might reach a normalcy similar to life in the PRC, so after the dark period there's at least that to look forward to.