The absolute pain of not being hindered by technological capability but by fascist monopoly. Fuck you apple
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Crazy how rails pjax became an entire JavaScript framework
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GrahpQL was something that came up heavily in Front-End job ads and maybe even mentioned during my experience interviewing around 2017-2020
I was once even turned down for not having enough "GraphQL Experience" - Whatever that was. This was during a particularly painful 6 month rut for me - job search wise. It's absolutely infuriating that the tide has now changed. GraphQL doesn't matter. Did it ever? What was the point?
The government is a well intended representative of the people. The government has a solution to money and currency already. The government makes choices on monetary policy with the best interest of the citizenry in mind. Crypto is not good. The government is good.
Crypto!? No thanks. I like my currency constantly inflating and printed on paper IOUs thank you very much.
Copy-and-paste meme shitcoins are not a "monetary system". Thanks!
I don't know that this is the right way to solve the resume 'problem' - I think LaTeX is a far superior choice, yet the author pretty much dimissed it as a possibility.
For me personally, I found LaTeX to be the perfect solution. I have my resume tex setup so I can set toggles to define what gets output. E.g. applying for a manager position, I might keep it brief and more technical.
The resume is modular and can be updated by updating external txt files and not the LaTeX itself. It looks nice, is always consistent, has nice links, etc.
It's optimized for all the ATS nonsense it inevitably gets run through, it generates a PDF, and I've made it near impossible for recruiters to copy and paste and repurpose it without retyping much of it, and I have a tone of tech tricks in their like invisible text that automated systems might see.
If LaTeX itself is sufficient, I can't imagine needing to add in something like Nix and a webserver or how that would be better in any way.
Look at that subtle off white coloring. The tasteful thickness of it. Oh, my God. It even has a watermark.
A hedge fund isn't granted immunity from insider trading charges like Senators are.
This law isn't classifying anyone as insiders. I don't think there's an intention in the bill to ban trading by doing so.
I'd suspect there's loopholes here, the trading will instead be done by a hedge fund on behalf of the congress member(s)