This article doesn’t define onion layering, I am none the wiser from reading it. There are near identical sentences within it, it gave me the sense I was reading AI generated content, or at least heavily AI post-processed content.
Readit Newsjpz commented on Why Use Onion Layering? garrettdbates.com/2024/07... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Great article - thanks.
He was already effectively a political prisoner. The US made enough of an example of him I guess. Expose US war crimes and this will happen to you.
He worked as a conduit for Russian interests.
jpz commented on Xz: A microcosm of the interactions in open source projects robmensching.com/blog/pos... · Posted by u/transpute
I think the idea this was HUMINT operation by a state sponsored intelligence service is more likely.
The twitter thread here was interesting.
https://x.com/thegrugq/status/1774392858101039419
Raging about these being inconsiderate people, when they were likely fictional personalities that were part of a long con seems to be a bit foolish to me.
Ive been fat my whole life and when I lost weight I struggle to maintain it. and when the pandemic hit, Ive blown up to be severely obese and its becoming harder and harder to lose weight now that Im reaching 30, I recently discovered and got prescribe and on my 1st week of ozempic and I really hope this helps me loss and maintain the weight.
Good luck!
I think these new drugs might be very effective intervention for a lot of people, and I really hope it helps you.
jpz commented on The Haskell job market has been growing steaily since 2008 github.com/nh2/haskell-jo... · Posted by u/nh2
Yes! I find it baffling that people post questions like this all the time. So bizarre. I think school rots brains.
I don't know how they know that they'd they'd love a job programming a functional programming language, if they were not passionate enough about Haskell to self-learn (not hard, there are books).
It seems so paradoxical.
It's a bit like someone saying, I'd love to be a hairdresser, do you think it's worth studying to be a hairdresser? There's something which blows up my brain to read that. If you love it, do it.
Nothing makes sense here!
jpz commented on The Haskell job market has been growing steaily since 2008 github.com/nh2/haskell-jo... · Posted by u/nh2
The IT employment industry has been growing steadily since 2008 also.
That graph which is shown above the fold is cumulative graph is, well, misleading.
jpz commented on The Haskell job market has been growing steaily since 2008 github.com/nh2/haskell-jo... · Posted by u/nh2
Sounds like a bad fit - find something new. Learn in a new place and experience. If the pattern follows you around, maybe start to look inwardly at whether your bringing the same problems from place to place.
You can’t escape yourself..,
> “Dark patterns” — confusing or deceptive user interfaces designed to steer users into making certain choices — will be prohibited. The EU says that, as a rule, cancelling subscriptions should be as easy as signing up for them.
This is an excellent addition.
Sounds extremely subjective. How do you measure it and where do you draw the line? All marketing is somewhat coercive.
How do you get economic and business growth (things which are good for people - jobs and employment) without marketing and advertising?