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Real estate agents say now is a good time to buy!

You'd want to get something like a RTX Pro 6000 (~ $8,500 - $10,000) or at least a RTX 5090 (~$3,000). That's the easiest thing to do or cluster of some lower-end GPUs. Or a DGX Spark (there are some better options by other manufacturers than just Nvidia) (~$3000).

I'm sure there is plenty of data/benchmarks out there and I'll let that speak for itself, but I'll just point out that there are 2 built-in core modules in Node.js, worker_threads (threads) and cluster (processes) which are very easy to bolt on to an existing plain http app.

Node.js uses libuv, which implements strategy 2. mentioned on the linked webpage.

"libuv is a multi-platform C library that provides support for asynchronous I/O based on event loops. It supports epoll(4), kqueue(2)"

it literally just squeezed juice out of a plastic packet, that's it.

Very nice! Just a note (as the site says on bottom left side), this can vary depending on the CPU you use, would be nice to be able to select all different variations of supported CPUs as a future feature.

Housing shortage, at least in the US, isn’t really a problem of capital availability. It’s mostly due to local zoning regulations that make it very difficult to actually create housing, regardless of capital availability.

Taxes don’t decrease the availability of capital, it simply re-distributes it to the politically-connected.

Every time I see a post like this - it’s like duh Israel has less people than just one state, Michigan, and there are 49 others.

Most of those devices only have a private IP address and use NAT to be able to communicate via the Internet.

Only servers that need to be publicly accessed directly like a web server actually need a public IP.

9+ yrs in FinTech and crypto here. Yes, MongoDB was super popular back around 2011. Please just use PostgreSQL if you’re a FinTech founder.

I call this speculation. In most real estate markets, a normal house is a depreciating asset that requires upkeep, maintenance, property taxes, and other liabilities.

Curious what you mean when you say strictly as an investment? In my worldview, if you are purchasing real estate as an investment, it means it generates income, meaning you plan to rent it out.

It’s really impossible to know without more info, as people have mentioned you can download your fb info for some clues. One possibility I haven’t seen mentioned is they are using your credit card data that they’ve purchased.

Hook up some cameras to Neuralink[1] via the developer API (tongue in cheek) and boom, sight!

[1] https://www.neuralink.com/

I’m not banned, just refuse to be treated like garbage.

My guess is not.

Similar - I use DoorDash all the time and refuse to use UberEats ever again, absent they change their refund policy. UberEats treats customers like garbage.

Just read the App Store reviews for UberEats. If a driver isn’t able to deliver successfully they just cancel the order and blame the customer by default. Contacting customer support is met with robotic replies and they refuse refund.

Last time I just did a chargeback and won’t use them again.

I've heard great things about Columbus, OH. Never been there but sounds like a great midwest city with an affordable cost of living and nice college town (The Ohio State University).

Try AngelList, lots of small companies and startups.

isn’t popcorn time nothing more than a BitTorrent client with a video player?

https://superuser.com/questions/617264/difference-between-bi...

A lot of people seem to believe “the economy” is about profits, conspicuous consumption, and something like what you might see in a rap video.

In reality, it is how we house, clothe, feed, and provide the most basic humans needs.

I think the more likely explanation is that NY simply is a lot more dense and less reliant on cars vs the less dense and more reliant on cars California.

lot of tools these days to create bots without a lot of effort. slackbot was mentioned, check out google's dialogflow

Sounds like it’s not that important for this job.

> turned up late 3 days a week for 2 years and never got written up for it attests to that too

I'm grateful I don't work at a company where you get written up for being late. Sounds like high school.

It's more generally about mass media and the manipulation of information to create a certain narrative. The same tactics of mass media can be applied to different agendas.

I don't know why you're getting down-voted. Must be people that've never read about mass media in Manufacturing Consent.

EDIT: Notice I find OP's line of thinking "dangerous". My reaction is not to appeal to any authority and have anyone censor, ban, or de-platform them. I combat it with speech.

I see this line of thinking extremely dangerous and misguided.

> is very important... but it is also causing harm to the society

Let me stop you right there. You can literally make this case about every noun ever. History is littered with a long list of do-gooders that tried to ban books, alcohol, some sort of human sexuality, gambling, and on and on. I believe this is roughly where the saying "The path to hell is paved with good intentions" comes from.

In the United States, we believe in freedom. Freedom has the same properties that can lead to good or bad outcomes. People can choose good or bad. They can choose the right political candidate or the wrong candidate. They can believe what they want to believe. They can choose different paths that may lead to prosperity or to poverty.

Censorship or banning things mostly don't work and banning it just because it can cause harm is not defensible. Censorship, especially, creates a large amount of harm itself by reducing trust in the government. Reminds me when I was a teenager and I asked for a hacking book for Christmas. My relative refused to get it for me because of the harm it could do. My response was that knowledge was neither good nor bad. It's what you decide to do with it. My argument was that that same knowledge of computer hacking, while can be used for bad or evil, can also be used for good or defense against those wishing to do harmful things.

In the United States we have experience with alcohol and other drug prohibition, and it's been an absolute disaster. And the thinking about that is the same alarming attitude that is displayed here regarding free speech.

The reason the United States has a 1st Amendment that prevents the government from restricting speech is because it's incredibly dangerous to allow anyone or any group to decide what speech is allowed. It may start out with good intentions, but is far too dangerous to even allow the beginnings of it to exist.

Non-competes are unenforceable in California

It really depends on what it is you're shipping.

Once a startup hits some level of maturity, it's unacceptable to be shipping something significant on the weekend (or whenever people aren't around to respond to an issue). Probably post product-market fit, maybe Series B.

I guess it also matters how much your company values work-life balance.