billhathaway

a partner has been on monthly ketamine therapy for treatment resistant anxiety and depression and it has help them out tremendously. They are still on SSRIs and in regular therapy, but have become far more happy and functional then they were for years before starting ketamine therapy

What sex workers overwhelmingly want is decriminalization, not legalization.

https://swopusa.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Advocacy-Agen...

https://www.amnesty.org/en/qa-policy-to-protect-the-human-ri...

Saw another study mentioned in comments that had 24 hour glucose levels and there are definitely higher spikes for carb first for both T2 diabetics and people with a normal glucose response. One thing to note is that protein/veggies first didn't spike as much, but the glucose levels were also much slower to return to baseline. So I would call it a win, but not an absolute for T2 diabetics. It was a total win for people not glucose impaired.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3882489/figure/...

I wish they would have tested further out than 120 minutes in case part of the effect was not digesting the carbs until later (vs just lowering spikes). One of the books I read on blood sugar talked about some hard to digest pasta that will take 3-5 before the glucose spikes up from it.

Yet one has sold a million vehicles

The term 'poor man' isn't very informative to me. Does that mean it has all the functionality but is free or does it mean has basic functionality and is free, or is cheaper?

I would only call it $10.5B in pre-orders if people paid the full price when they put a deposit. it is more like ~ $25M in deposits.

One of the most common joke themes inside Google is that almost everyone is just writing software that converts from one protobuf to another.

Taxis in Las Vegas were adding a $3 fee for paying with credit card. That was so frustrating.

For the companies in question, the senior engineers making bigger contributions are earning $400k+.

From the study you mentioned "Company officials acknowledged that it did not address whether women were hired at a lower pay grade than men with similar qualifications."

and

"Kelly Ellis, a former Google engineer and one of the plaintiffs in the gender-pay suit against the company, said in a legal filing that Google had hired her in 2010 as a Level 3 employee — the category for new software engineers who are recent college graduates — despite her four years of experience. Within a few weeks, a male engineer who had also graduated from college four years earlier was hired for Ms. Ellis’s team — as a Level 4 employee. That meant he received a higher salary and had more opportunities for bonuses, raises and stock compensation, according to the suit. Other men on the team whose qualifications were equal to or less than hers were also brought in at Level 4, the suit says.:

I had the v2 impossible burger a few weeks ago. It felt close to regular meat, had a similar mouth feel, but the flavor was a bit off so I only ate two bites. I'm looking forward to trying their next version.

I wish Tesla called something like driver assist. I use it for 90% of my commute and it is super helpful, but I would never pick a name for it of auto-pilot.

Netflix lays out the details at: https://benefits.netflix.com/united-states/financial

My manager left Google for Netflix a few months ago and said he got to pick the mix of cash vs stock he received when joining Netflix.

Almost all the cooks/childcare providers, office support, etc are contractors not employees. A significant amount of SWE and other technical roles are contractors as well.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/25/alphabet-google-employed-mor...

In the model 3, the only way to access the glovebox is to press the button on the console. I'm sure this would be disabled when in self-driving taxi mode.

No, and it isn't a binary choice of self-taught vs 4 year CS degree. Check out https://lambdaschool.com/

I also find the way they are listing the price annoying, but the destination fee is government mandated and has to be a separate line item per KBB.

[1] https://www.kbb.com/car-advice/articles/destination-charges/

The next sentences are:

Alan’s team found out that every encrypted message ended with the same string: “Heil Hitler” Aha! After changing the algorithm, the machine was to decoded in minutes rather than days!

Learning to type faster.

I used to have a "hunt and peck" typing style requiring me to always look at the keyboard. I spent about 40 hours practicing over the course of a month and went from ~ 20 WPM to about 60 WPM.

I can now be looking at the screen about 99% of the time.

How long were you at the third job?

When I had to answer a question like that, I'd give a bit of detail about each stage and then ask if the interviewer if they wanted me to talk in more depth or go on to the next stage.

The Cinemark one for us is about $4 cheaper than a regular ticket (SF bay area) and also gives 20% off concessions and you don't have to pay the extra fee charged for standard online purchases.

The data fee is all pay-per use, It is $10/gig and max data fee is $60/month.

Google's linux systems are standardized, there isn't a concern about running a script on 10 different OS variants

You might be interested to check out https://gobuffalo.io/

1) The first example in the blog post shows an inline template:

    t, err := template.New("todos").Parse("You have a task named \"{{ .Name}}\" with description: \"{{ .Description}}\"")

If you have a lot of templates and don't want to declare them in-line but also want to ship just an executable, you could use a project like https://github.com/GeertJohan/go.rice which allows you to pack multiple files into a go executable and then reference them like files.

2) I'm not very familiar with the project but gogs https://github.com/gogits/gogs/tree/master/templates has a lot

3) Hard to comment without seeing an approach

4) Agree

5) Generally templates should be parsed at start time, not re-parsed for every request. I'm not sure if I'm responding to what you are saying. Do you have link to some code you would like comments on?

If you are trying a new coding or design question, have a few co-workers try it first to help flesh out the wording and get data points on how long it takes to solve.