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One of many reasons why any form of non-competes are dumb.

What I think will be interesting is when commodity hardware can run cheap inference from very capable, specialized models. Pretty sure it will spawn a new golden age of AI-powered desktop applications.

For example, video game space has already been trying to create AI-powered NPCs, world generation and story-telling (e.g. Inworld AI).

As others have noted, you just need few main vitamins/supplements to cover your most likely deficiencies (Vitamin D, Zinc, Magnesium, Omega, etc.)

If you really care about this then find and do a simple general blood test for your micros/vitamins. It will show you where you are deficient and can focus on supplementing on only those. No not much point supplementing micros that are already OK.

During that session, which lasts about an hour, I usually have pretty good idea if the person would work out or not for the team. Works pretty well for a lot of fakers too (usually consultants that have crazy padded resumes).

Of course, if your hiring is more beurocratic where your technical teams aren't really involved in hiring (or don't want to be) then don't be surprised if you get pretty much randomly skilled persons (or fakers).

If so I hope they succeed to make it popular so it spreads to other languages as well.

Unfortunately, I have a feeling this HN topic will be flagged as well and disappear into nothingness.

For non-invasive skincare he does daily face-wash, moisturizing creams (face and body), application of creams containing Vitamin C, E, B3 and more. Personally, it is enough to apply some moisturizer (for face and body) and UV-protective cream. If you want really smooth/clean face then you can look into getting some retinol/retinoid - the stronger the better the effect as long as your skin can tolerate (so requires experimentation). Stick to proven brands such as Cerave, Eucerin and few other big ones.

For more invasive procedures he does microneedle and laser procedures. Both operate on principle of basically causing controlled damage on the skin to force your body to repair it. I used to have some stretch marks that were repaired using CO2 laser. Before trying to do any of this - consult your local dermatologist if you have something that bothers you on the skin, however. These procedures can be costly, requires after-care and obviously should be performed by certified professionals.

He also does microbotox injections to clear any pores. In my opinion this is now veering off more to cosmetic enhancement with fillers and the like.

Personally, I have taken few things from his routine and double-checked it with other sources and more importantly found much cheaper products/things locally than the ones that are advertised (even though, most of them are fine anyways such as in Skincare he uses standard Cerave stuff).

Do note that this is -one- guy trying basically everything that seems plausible. It would likely result in frequently switching up things that are not researched well.

That was changed some time ago. They released official maphash package: https://pkg.go.dev/hash/maphash

Otter author could probably look into replacing their 3rd party hashing dependency (https://github.com/dolthub/maphash) with the official one and knock off an unneeded dependency :)

Sure, you have "Unity", "Unreal", "Godot", ".NET" and etc. but I would argue that they are distinct and unique because they have some heavy-weight organizations and popularity behind them. I also think that they are not on the same level of generic use as "murder".

This engine's name, however, will have to compete with the generic "murder" that is already used in various different contexts. Surprisingly, you can still find it as top result if you search "murder engine" so they got that going for them.

Still, would of preferred if it was maybe some variation of "murder" word if they want to stick with that.

If you only have a subset of countries on the same page, the accounting firms will definitely exploit that and move the wealth away from them, avoiding the tax. I just don't see this working at all any time soon, period - too many corrupt states in play at the moment.

The missing component from complete braindance would be integrating physical senses. AFAIK we are pretty far away from having anything revolutionary in that domain. Would love to be proven wrong, however.

Is it mostly because this is Croatia? If so then why cant we have similar cheaper construction across rest of the Europe? I feel like construction projects have their costs vastly inflated the further you go to the western side.

Of course, it isn't the actual bevarage but one or combination of its compounds.

I can recommend getting your company a dedicated instance from OVH or Hetzner since they are dirt-cheap compared to cloud offerings. Setup some simple runner containers with properly constrained CPU and memory that would be similar to production environment, hook them up to your Gitlab or Github and you are good to go. You don't really need high availability for development things like CI runners.

Unlike certain public companies that bring in executives that perform spectacularly bad decisions (cough, cough, Unity).

This company had an interesting concept to fight bycicle thievery with "hunters" who steal it back [1].

[1] https://www.vanmoof.com/en-SE/peace-of-mind