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Not OP, but I also have instant space switching enabled with yabai. Here is my yabairc and skhdrc.

yabairc - https://github.com/SxC97/dotfiles/blob/main/.yabairc

skhdrc - https://github.com/SxC97/dotfiles/blob/5db5e13f894f767722758...

If it's still not working, make sure SIP is disabled and the Scripting Addition is installed and loaded. Here's a link to the instructions as it's a little complicated: https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai/wiki/Installing-yabai-(...

You can try here: https://github.com/remoteintech/remote-jobs

But I haven’t had much luck lately as someone looking for entry level and junior software engineering positions. Maybe seniors will have more luck.

Honestly an AI could write better Star Trek than what we got in STP season 1/2

I’ve been on YouTube daily for ~15 years and my experience is totally different. I found NJB via the YT algorithm and I don’t get any recommendations for AI spam channels. In fact, I get a pretty steady flow of high quality channels. Periodically, I have to hit them 3 dots on the recommended video and click don’t recommend this anymore. This does a pretty good job of filtering out crazy political videos and low quality reactionary content.

There's not a single person I know who wouldn't like having Linux on their M1/M2 Macbooks

Well… OP probably doesn’t know you… /s

I don't mean to sound pedantic, but R2 was an astromech droid and therefore already designed for (starship) pilots :D

I live in Houston currently and the heat is absolutely oppressive. Most days going outside feels like exploring Arrakis. It’s dangerous to go outside while the sun is out, lest you spontaneously combust.

It’s steadily been getting worse, year after year, but this summer is the worst I’ve ever experienced.

I’ve already decided this is the last summer I’ll spend here. If I don’t land an in person job here in the next few months, I’m packing up and going to Denver or Seattle.

I posted something similar just a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36876485

I worked as a cybersecurity engineer for 2 years and I've applied for over 300 _entry level_ developer jobs over the last few months and still haven't heard back from most places. It's definitely not just you!

I've heard from family and friends that are still in the tech field that most companies still have a hiring freeze in place and that this will probably stay in place for the remainder of the year, maybe even into Q1 or Q2 of next year.

The best idea right now might be to get _any_ job (even entry level positions) and just hunker down while we wait for the market to recover before we can apply for jobs that are more commiserate with our experience levels.

I decided to go back to school and get my Masters in CS while I wait and I'm also planning on doing some web or app development on the side just to pad my resume a little.

I'm sorry I can't help any more, other than to say that you're not alone in this :)

For any Mac or Windows users reading this, these features are also available on those OS’s.

https://superuser.com/questions/53051/altclick-drag-window-r...

Thank you for taking the time to reply!

Unfortunately, when it comes to online applications, there is never a reason given beyond "We appreciate your application but we have decided to go with a different applicant."

As for interviews, I did a few technical interviews last year and discovered my data structures and algorithms knowledge was a little weak. I did spend some time practicing leetcode questions to shore up my knowledge in that area.

This year, I haven't managed to make it past phone interviews where my lack of (specifically) work related technical experience was brought up every time. I was told several times that my work experience, educational background and hobby projects (like homelabbing) were impressive, but did not make up for the lack of previous software development experience.

I did manage to do _some_ programming in my current job (writing queries for parsing security logs, shell scripts for processing plain text data, etc...) and I've tried to emphasize these acomplishments on my resume. I was also recently promoted to global team lead, and I believe there will be some more oppertunities to work on technical problems so I will keep this in mind for the future!

I’ve come around on shorts. Many of my favorite creators take weeks or even months to create a single video, vsauce comes to mind. Shorts allow them to create shorter form content that’s still interesting more frequently, without affecting their algorithmic ranking for main videos.

I also think it works as a marketing tool. At this point, YT knows what I want and shorts act as a sort of teaser for new channels. 60 seconds of their most interesting content to see if I want to subscribe or not. It’s less commitment than watching a full (often 20 min +) video.

I have to disagree with YouTube. Yes, theres a lot of garbage on there, but I've managed to curate a collection of subscriptions that make _extremely_ high quality videos. Even the reccomendation system thats so often criticised here has regularly served me new channels that are right up my ally. I get more value from YT than most other sites on the net (with the exception of HN, obviously)

I thought this was an interesting blog post from Palmer Lucky (founder of Oculus) about VR in light of the recent Apple Vision Pro announcement.

I never used sync, but what are some of these experimental gestures?

Yup, I was waiting for eGPU support to come back to the mac this year but it looks like no dice :/

Looks like there’s no tree functionality. I’ll be sticking with Orion for the time being.

I bought an m.2 coral TPU directly from mouser, it took 5 months to get here but it was only ~$30 IIRC.

And perhaps you are okay with a future where - when most cognitively demanding jobs have been automated - much of of humanity as been reduced to mentally incompetent beings dependent on AI.

This is an understandable reading of my position. But I would probably phrase it differently.

I think we should make a delineation between work that we have to do and work that we want to do. AI will probably automate away much of the work we have to do, freeing us up to do more of the work we want to do.

We can optimize society such that every person should work towards some hypothetical motivated, curious, and educated ideal, or we can optimize society so that people are just happy in whatever way happiness can be defined for them.

If people aren’t interested in learning more about themselves and about the world around them, so be it. It certainly wouldn’t effect my motivation.

Think of it like working out. Nobody needs to exercise, but people do it because they want to. Either because it’s fun, or it makes them feel better about themselves, or for the skill acquisition aspect, or even the community aspect.

Students aren’t writing because they’re “motivated”, they are writing because they have to. It’s a grade.

Motivated people will still write (perhaps in conjunction with GPT) and think for themselves.

School papers and professional communication falls under the umbrella of “necessary writing”. This genre will be the first to be automated.

Critical and creative writing is safe from replacement, at least for now.

Apple is already rolling out new text-to-speech models to automate audio book narrations on their ebook platform. Having heard the samples, it sounds better than most tts models available. I imagine apple already has plans in place to integrate _some _ new Ai tools into their products, but I think they will probably wait for things to settle before making a bigger commitment.

I think apple is well positioned to either buy an AI startup or integrate open source projects into their ecosystem and create a “Her” like product. Where a context aware assistant is consistent across your various operating systems. I don’t think any of the other vendors have quite the ecosystem to pull it off.

I remember seeing this _exact_ comment back in the late 2000s and being really excited for an eInk keyboard. eInk was always a super cool tech that was _just_ around the corner, but after almost 15 years I'm disapointed that it's applications have been largely restricted to eReades.

Yup, my experience closely mirrors yours. Samsung products always have a very impressive spec sheet, but just don’t last that long, reliability wise. Something that all of the sponsored youtube tech reviewers I see never seem to bring up…

Location: Houston, TX Remote: Yup, love working remotely but would be fine with relocating. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Software development in Python, C/C++, Java, Javascript and similar languages. Cybersecurity. AI/ML development. Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shreychoudhary/ https://resume.shreyc.me (instruction on how to make your own resume site at https://github.com/SxC97/resume) Email: shreyc97@gmail.com

Hello my name is Shrey!

I'm a relativly recent CS grad and my degree covered everything from basic software development to web app development to backend stuff, etc... I also have a minor in cybersecurity and am currently working in a security analyst roll but I'm looking to make the switch to software development. I also took many AI/ML classes as a part of my undergrad and am currently in grad school for data science right now. I also have some experience running a homelab (docker, kubernetes, linux sys admin stuff) in case you have a job in that area instead.

My current role inculdes leading the US Cybersecurity Analyst team as a Senior Analyst which I was promoted to in just over a year. Most of my accomplishments are around educating less tech savvy teams of the ins and outs of cybersecurity, increasing the efficiency of our team by optimizing our analysis system, and decreasing the time needed to push relevant security information out to our clients from hours down to minutes though the use of some clever automation scripts.

As you can see, I have a wide bredth of experience and am always looking to expand my skill set. I may not have _exactly_ the skills you are looking for, but I'm confident that I can learn in no time! Ideally I would find an entry level-ish job where I could work closely with senior developers to learn and grow more quickly.

In my free time I try and pick up more technical skills for fun. I already mentioned homelabbing, but I also enjoy tinkering around with hardware (lots of ESP32 and rPi projects in the works), building keyboards, and CAD/3D printing.

Unfortunately I don’t know much about grafana (it’s been on my todo list for over a year now) so I can’t help with the feature request . But I’m pretty sure the app can export data to a self hosted database like Postgres. At that point, I don’t think it should be too difficult to get the data into a grafana dashboard.

Very cool! But manually exporting data is kind of tedious. Would it be possible to integrate this with “Health Auto Export”? It’s an app that allows you to automatically export your data to an MQTT endpoint, home assistant, or a REST API, among others.

Nice try, but I've found it's impossible to convince assholes that maybe people aren’t mindless fanboys, but rather that everyone has different requirements for their personal devices and it’s fruitless to try and force your preferences on them.

I’m unclear about this. Let’s say a movie comes out and I make a YouTube review using brief clips or screenshots from the movie. Since my review is transformative, I should be in the clear (I think?).

But when it comes to market harm, does the tone of my review effect the enforceability of copyright?

As in, if my review is negative it would harm the market for people going to watch the movie vs a positive review right?

rock solid release

They’re obviously not referring to Windows…

That gives them 6 months to get the servers reliably online, if I recall Diablo III correctly...

I did a bunch of research on thin clients before buying one and I found a site[0] that compiles data on a bunch of different machines.

I ended up going with a Wyse 5060, it's a quad-core machine at 2.4ghz + 4gb of ram. It was pretty widely available for ~$35 on ebay so I figured even if it didn't work out, I wouldn't be out too much money.

As far as other retailers go, every discussion I found online basically told me to look at the usual places. eBay, FB marketplace, maybe craigslist. Unfortunately I didn't find any independent retailers.

Also, depending on your use case, you might want to look into AIO thin clients. You can pick up a full machine with a screen for under $50. Unfortunately, the specs on those machines were a little underpowered for what I needed, but it might be a better fit for other projects.

[0] https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/hware/hardware.shtml