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TheGlav commented on TSMC expected to announce $100B investment in U.S.   wsj.com/tech/trump-chip-m... · Posted by u/perihelions
stevetron · a year ago
It is my understanding that FABS require a lot of water. I don't think Arizona has enough water. I could be wrong, though. They keep a nuclear power plant running in AZ by piping in gray water for it.
TheGlav · a year ago
Recycling tech exists so that net-water use can be zero or near zero. It's a matter of spending the extra money on it: it's cheaper not to.
TheGlav commented on 1 in 5 online job postings are either fake or never filled, study finds   gizmodo.com/1-in-5-online... · Posted by u/belter
recursive · a year ago
It's not advice really. If it were advice, it would be something you could do.
TheGlav · a year ago
Building a network is something anyone can do. Join meetups. Find local user groups. Find online groups and get active in them. Give talks. Write and publish your thoughts locally and/or online. Talk with people. Ask (good) questions. Let people get to know you and the way you think. Many more ways exist than just these.

Connecting with other professionals in various ways is all there is to building a network and anyone can do it. They just have to do it.

TheGlav commented on 1 in 5 online job postings are either fake or never filled, study finds   gizmodo.com/1-in-5-online... · Posted by u/belter
toastercat · a year ago
How would I recommend I get into embedded Linux as a total newbie with only Node/Ruby experience? :^)
TheGlav · a year ago
No joke: just start!

Learn C and C++. Find a cheap micro pc board, pick one of the embedded linux distros that run on it, and make something with it.

Repeat until you get bored, exhausted, or a job. :)

TheGlav commented on JPMorgan Workers Ponder Union in Wake of Return-to-Office Mandate   barrons.com/articles/jpmo... · Posted by u/yesthis
HamsterDan · a year ago
Workers need to tread carefully here. If you there's no need to be in the office, what's to stop corporate from replacing you with an Indian that costs 1/3rd as much?

Push back too hard on RTO and you may not have a job at all in five years.

TheGlav · a year ago
Maybe.

Quality of work, communication challenges in time zones, language barriers, and setting a company culture are huge barriers to entry for workers remote from India.

Minimum required wages of at least the prevailing wage and limited access for W2's are major ones for bringing them here. Even doubling the W2's wouldn't cover replacing all jobs.

TheGlav commented on uBlock Origin CNAME uncloaking now supports filtering by IP address   github.com/gorhill/uBlock... · Posted by u/gslin
Exuma · a year ago
Is chrome going to block uBO im never up to date on the latest. I do know theyre allowing 3rd party cookies now... so maybe theres a chance
TheGlav · a year ago
They're not blocking uBO, they're removing the features in the browser that allowed uBO to work by releasing new plugin APIs, "Manifest v3". They're eliminating the key APIs needed for uBO to identify things that it shouldn't load, and then not load them. Google claims this was for "performance" or "security" reasons. Of course, the only major 'performance' or 'security' affected is the ability to identify, intercept, and stop harmful or ad related downloads before they start.
TheGlav commented on uBlock Origin CNAME uncloaking now supports filtering by IP address   github.com/gorhill/uBlock... · Posted by u/gslin
jeanlucas · a year ago
It did not hit me yet, but I'm already rewriting my extensions to firefox to switch if Chrome really axes uBO
TheGlav · a year ago
It's not if. It's when. It has been 'when' since 2020. It is coming. It is not going to not come. It will be here in mere releases. Get ready.
TheGlav commented on Nearly all of the Google images results for "baby peacock" are AI generated   twitter.com/notengoprisa/... · Posted by u/jsheard
claudiulodro · a year ago
Google is going to have to solve for this somehow if they want to remain relevant, right? If searching for an image and generating the image yield the same result, what's the point of image search any more?
TheGlav · a year ago
What do you mean "solve"? This is solving the problem. If people see things they consider good enough, that's all they care about.

Source: every other piece of news or social media on the planet.

TheGlav commented on Google Will Track Your Location 'Every 15 Minutes'–'Even with GPS Disabled'   forbes.com/sites/zakdoffm... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Circlecrypto2 · a year ago
Where is the investment into a real smart phone that protects your privacy. I'd pay a premium for this, especially if the manufacturing and resources used fair labor.
TheGlav · a year ago
Apple is the closest you get today. You can even pay a premium for it!
TheGlav commented on Amazon tells employees to return to office five days a week   cnbc.com/2024/09/16/amazo... · Posted by u/jbredeche
timmg · a year ago
Isn't this (kinda) true, in general?

I work at Google. Many of the "official descriptions" of various levels include "size of team" as part of the description. I think, generally, anyone in a middle management position, particularly at a growing company knows that "more people equals more advancement".

TheGlav · a year ago
Yeah. At many places, team size (and eventually, number of teams you manage through other managers) is codified in manager role descriptions.
TheGlav commented on CSS @property and the new style   ryanmulligan.dev/blog/css... · Posted by u/surprisetalk
tracker1 · 2 years ago
PFM... Pure f*cking magic is definitely how I feel about some of the things that can be done with CSS animations. Unfortunately, it seems so specifically tuned to CSS and CSS alone that it's hard to learn and conceptualize than doing things via JS programmatically. I just don't think in those terms. I have enough trouble with all the options for css flex usage.
TheGlav · 2 years ago
It really is a whole alien domain to itself. The syntax being so foreign to most developers doesn't help. But it's so powerful, incredibly powerful, and in most browsers, extremely efficient.

The extremely vast majority of web app developers don't need 99% of what CSS can offer. But it's neat to know it's there.

u/TheGlav

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