sharkster711

> Interestingly, it now correctly outputs Honduras for the second largest country in South America

Did you mean Central America?

That's a lot in just one year

It would increase the weight of the boat though, by quite a bit so you'd end up needing a bigger battery. The battery also does not have 100% efficiency so add in another 10% for losses. You'd also need downtime to charge that battery up - about 15-20 hours if you use level 2 charging. Yes, 200 kwh seems oddly low.

I think the job market will get better by mid January 2023, when budgets open up. TC will probably be quite a bit lower than 2021 offers, but there's work to be done everywhere.

It's unlikely the screening bar has gone up - are you sure you're doing well on the tech screens?

Reducing salaries opens a whole new can of worms with legal and immigration involved. Basically, if you hire someone on a visa, it is going to be a hassle to reduce their salaries - and the knock on effects could include restarting the immigration process. It might end up costing more than the dollars saved, and employees will likely leave anyway.

That's probably why they're doing a code dump

Does anyone know what the clipboard tool that was being used in the youtube demo is?

I moved myself and my job to Canada (L6 engineer at FAANG). It's been alright, I wish I could stay but didn't really see a way forward in the USA, immigration-wise.

I think folks in the US fail to see that they'll be competing with engineers of other nationalities - regardless of if they're in the USA or outside, and there's really nothing that Congress or anyone else can do to prevent remote jobs (and the trickle-down monies) from leaving the country.

Most American educated scientists aren't American, unless that's what you meant.

I have a TCL TV (with Roku) and searching for a show using the voice remote generally gets me the result and also which app is streaming it. I use it all the time these days.

iPhones are ridiculously expensive in India because of the import taxes - a decent chunk of the population would be able to afford them if they were brought in line with the US prices.

Isn't that Carrie-Anne Moss?

That's a pretty simplistic view - EU buys Russian oil as well but you'd hire them, right?

I'd guess a lot of the operating cost of nuclear plants is just the cost to break even - that's repaying infrastructure loans etc

From https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/baseload/can-geothermal...

Some 42 million megawatts of energy reach the surface continually and are radiated into space as the earth cools from its initial molten state more than 4 billion years ago. No feasible amount of geothermal development could make even a small dent in this process. Furthermore, the earth’s heat budget is continually replenished by the radioactive decay of naturally occurring elements, and almost all of the energy associated with each decay event is converted to heat. Plus, the heat content of the geothermal reservoir rocks is continually replenished by conduction of heat from the earth’s deeper interior.

Look at CSPM (cloud security posture management) solutions, it ensures there aren't any silly holes in your cloud like open S3 buckets etc, as well as ensuring pretty advanced organization specific custom policies. Look at Prisma, Wizio, Crowdstrike Horizon, etc.

Yes, they're an environmental disaster.

Yes to the first question.

For the second, it would depend on easy/hard it is to mine to get to the point where you can replicate a snapshot, and how easy/hard it is to continue mining on from that point. It is very unlikely the new protocol will hold the same value as BTC would have had.

You move jobs every couple months?

Most people in the US want to own the house they live in, and most would also want to not move when they move jobs. I think the campus idea would only appeal to younger folks.

I'd also not like the idea that my life revolves around work - and this sounds exactly like that.