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airza
2y ago
Location: Netherlands Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Most effective in TS or Python, AWS, Tensorflow, Torch Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-labelle-0a37732b/ Email:
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"the government" as an entity here really elides the difference between the federal government and state governments; state governments hold the majority of prisoners in the US and the ability of the federal government (via the FC
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2y ago
I don't think that having push notifications constantly in field of view sounds ideal for focused work.
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3y ago
The best of both worlds is living in western europe on a US-level salary
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3y ago
Oh fuck off. This energy and thinking inside the appsec community (of which i am a working member) is the reason the local _pizza company_ feels the need to have a 12 hour timeout on my mobile phone. Just implement a decent content security
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3y ago
You are sending this message on the descendant of a government speculative investment…
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3y ago
This article really seems like a hot mess. I am looking for the thread of a coherent argument through it and it just looks like someone was trying to simply pull together as many authoritative-looking diagrams and paper abstracts as possibl
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3y ago
You can’t make walking and transit better without making driving worse. It can be better for the people who still choose to drive, but shoving a 2 lane road with a 55mph speed limit through a pedestrianized neighborhood is just not possible
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3y ago
Four year old devices running different cpu architectures end up creating a pretty sizable chunk of all software though.
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3y ago
They want to be inside of your house in the northern US, this time of year when it gets cold they will crawl in any opening. Then they die because they can't get back outside.
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3y ago
I’m looking forward to your defcon talk next year then
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3y ago
Japanese uses “nyaa” for meow. I’m sure there are other counterexamples.
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3y ago
The flip side of this is not simply assuming that insurers are stupid. Performing bespoke inspections of houses is an industry onto itself which i also would not rush into. It also doesn’t help you much; if 10% of houses have these counterm
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3y ago
Location: Netherlands (I am qualified to work for both US and European countries) Remote: either is fine Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JS, TS, Torch/Tensorflow… I have extensive familiarity with most web-based software
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3y ago
Funnily enough I chose docker compose because it was such an easy abstraction. I tell it i want a bunch of containers and specify their network relationship in a simple flat file. I tell it that I want each of them to expose their debugger
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3y ago
They are also Docker Compose, which is frankly one of the nicest pieces of software I’ve used in a long time.
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3y ago
SALT change in 2017 limited federal deduction on state income taxes, which seemed like a direct and successful attempt to create this outcome.
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3y ago
dystopia /dɪsˈtəʊpɪə/ noun an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice, typically one that is totalitarian or post-apocalyptic.
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3y ago
The EU system is going to be based on Ideal, which is the NL system already in place for instant payments.
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Dutch is not my first language but I play wordfeud in it sometimes; I was surprised to eventually infer that the Y was not used in any native words but still available in the bag. It's been a real challenge to use it to play the ~4 loa
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I have to disagree. If the goal is to reduce pedestrian deaths… just make it harder to drive fast. Narrow lanes, speed bumps, continuous sidewalks… all the technology is there and CA is insanely wealthy. Why wire up a surveillance panoptico
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3y ago
Since the first one cost about 47 million, it seems reasonable to guess the others will cost some multiple of that. The opportunity cost of several hundred million dollars seems... bad? Just have a subway!
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The problem is that it's not budgeted in : most municipal governments are crumping under the weight of supporting all of the infrastructure needed to support everyone living far apart and going places via car
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Only speaking for the NL here (though I am from the US): Trains are loud when they pass, but they are not a constant stream at certain times like cars are. They are also usually not moving at full speed when passing through urban areas as t
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Replies to this post really drive home the need for it
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It's really not though. I ask it questions about typescript all the time: "i want to do X with types, how do i express this in TS syntax?" and it answers correctly. No disagreement that i don't always agree with its sub
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I don't like the profit motives, but it's tough for me to argue that the experience of using stackoverflow is better than just jamming my question into chatgpt.
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they are using their radio call sign https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_signs_in_the_United_State...
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Grinding the salt more finely makes it stick to the popcorn a bit better.
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4y ago
I have no idea what point you are trying to make.
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