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It isn't. Most people only pay tax on their income, which is already sent to the IRS. Just pre-file it and ask the payee to approve it. If you have more complicated taxes, you can just decline the pre-filed and file your own, like you already do.

ketamine also has been shown to cause brain damage in addicts afaik.

For most people, you won't have these issues. For those that do, what difference does it make to fix it vs making it all on their own?

You can buy GPUs/ASICs with $, so can you buy coins with $. PoS is as "open" as PoW, except the means of exchange is different. For PoW, you convert electricity (capital) into coins, whereas PoS you convert money (capital) into coins.

So, twitter? /s

What's the rationale in accepting Twitter stay online but not this website? Plenty of harassment goes on there as well.

Organic and inorganic molecules are way different. Most small changes to organic molecules are somewhat predictable as to their outcome, afaik.

Monopoly and antitrust laws have yet to be enforced for tech giants, but that doesn't make it right.

You are acting like owning a home entitles you to dictate how other people get to live. It does not. Owning a home shouldn't allow you to dictate that someone cannot build a home near you. Unfortunately it does in some places, but this is fixable.

Credit being normalized increases demand which increases prices, which forces people to take a loan (ad infinitum, one of the reasons real estate is always in a bubble)

I see netflix has an office in Toronto, but the jobs are "remote, US". Any idea if remote is also an option for canadians?

"The questionnaire we used measured romantic passion, rather than physiological/sexual passion, due to institutional review board (IRB) ethical concerns regarding sensitive sexually oriented questions."

Curious about this. I understand ethical boards for psychological blind studies and such, but for questionaires?

Unless it has changed, that's not true. Monero obfuscate but does not hide (unlike zcash?)

Very light on details. The cause is discussed for 1 paragraph and then it's "Rogers understands... will work on..."

I worked there and met Feras and only have good memories of the place. It's a very difficult industry to be in and it sucks that fair criticism gets mixed with a hate train.

Feras himself seemed very motivated to make the company and industry bigger. He was a very motivated guy and I look forward to see what he'll do next.

But aren't those low-paid, high skill jobs likely to be unionized? Only issue I see with that term is that union affects pay.

Skill is a proxy for supply whereas pay is a proxy of supply-demand. It might actually be a better term, since even if you do very skilled labor, you would prefer an union if there was no demand.

Do you have a better term for it?

If you accept an offer letter, wouldn't that be a tacit contract?

A pod can be unready but still live, which is what should happen if its a temporary failure.

Disinformation is not. A lack of critical thinking is though.

Make responsibilities clear as soon as you enter a project. The closer you get to management the more overlap between responsibilities there are (e.g. you don't want to redo what the PO or the architect are doing).

Also there is a difference between tech and team lead. Team lead is more about mentoring and project management whereas tech lead is more about ownership of the tech afaik.

>Instead of performance, I’d like to see more effort in portability, package management, and stability for Python because, essentially since it is often enterprise managed, juggling fifteen versions of Python where 3.8.x supports native collection typing annotations but we use 3.7.x, etc. is my biggest complaint. Also up there is pip and just the general mess of dependencies and lack of a lock file. Performance doesn’t even make the list.

I have been leading a Python project lately and, yes, the tooling is very poor, although it is getting better. I have found poetry to be a very good for venv management and lock files + having one file for all your config.

Yeah I got bitten by the same-color syntax highlighting a few times.

You hit the main issue with selinux: most documentation is aimed at policy developers and not end users. Your main issue was that you were trying to adapt the reference policy without knowing its inner workings.

http://www.selinuxproject.org/page/Main_Page has some good resources, but most documentation is aimed at policy developers and not end users.

alternatively, they could add calling functions with keyword arguments as in python, where you'd call key_exists(needle="needle", haystack="haystack")

In my experience it does not matter if you have a weakness. Just acknowledge it and move on. The only reason someone would fail so late in an interview imo would be either we found someone better or the applicant didn't acknowledge that he didn't know or wasn't familiar with what we asked.

Make them figure it out themselves. Advice is rarely acted upon, but nudging someone will make it "their idea."

>My editor now has a fairly deep understanding of my code, and can tell me of all sorts of surprising errors I'm making before I run the code.

I agree this is useful, but to me the most useful feature of types are the self-documentation. It's crazy the difference between a non-typed library with shitty documentation vs a typed library with shitty documentation.

Let's say you normally get 5%/y augmentation, but you can leverage a job offer to get 20%, that's 15% more. If your salary is 100k usd (55$/h for 35h/w), then that translates to 15k. Assuming it takes you (6h x 6 potential companies) 36h, that's 420$/h (assuming you work the whole year).

All this to say, with charitable estimates, this seems very worth your time.