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Not quite S-tier, and definitely better than F-tier, cut out the middleman and search/download job posting data directly with my pipeline: Trace Jobs. Trace ingests ~50k new unique job postings per day and are queryable via REST api at https://kaleh.net/trace. There are currently exactly 2,366,671 job postings on the disk.

I try to maintain a habit of starting. Finishing a task is obv a noble goal and building the habiting of starting helps me get there.

Spam is as old as the internet. I think a public service with zero moderation is going to have spam without moderation.

Definitely an issue.

However IMO, this is not something that new plants cannot be engineered to overcome. Many of the plants in service today were built before climate change entered the public consciousness, before we had record of our waterways completely drying up.

That’s not to say that addressing this makes nuclear perfect, its not. This is an issue that must be addressed by new construction. The future is going to be tough no matter what, nuclear can still ease that pain if used when it makes sense, where it makes sense, and in conjunction w abundant renewable power and storage.

Yeah, maybe something like that. I switched to Posteo (from Proton, which didn’t have IMAP back then, and that from Gmail) like a decade ago. And something that I appreciate about it is that I’ve developed a practice/ habit of archiving or deleting old emails.

I save important photos, documents etc to my local disk and then delete the email. For context, I have 70 messages in my inbox.

Like I said above, the way I think about it is they don’t want the cost of guaranteeing additional storage, but it’s just a guess. If you were to send them an email and ask (I’ve sent a couple over the years, they respond to email), I’d be curious what their public response is.

Does Posteo do a bunch of stuff that warrants a high rate for the higher end compared to the very affordable low end?

Posteo offers IMAP, CalDav, and CardDav. (Those were the features which sold me.) I think Tuta, and Proton don’t offer IMAP and none of them offer any WebDAV.

But does that relate to their storage pricing? Hard to say. Usually when I see things that are priced higher than what appears to be market rate, I understand that to mean the service provider doesn’t really want to do the thing. (Guaranteeing the availability of lots of GBs of storage for many users)

Not president Xi? Or BiBi?

C’mon man

• vegetables
• ketchup

Thanks! I’ve been eating healthy and staying active <3

The EPA proposal would eliminate a federal requirement that states notify the public and seek comment before issuing air pollution permits for data centers and other industrial facilities.

High cost of living? War? Reemergence of screw worm? EPA deregulation is exactly what the public needs rn

Apple’s leadership and most of its rank-and-file are described as “resigned” to these kinds of concessions under Trump’s second term

MAGA sympathizers, disgusting.

Big tech and MAGA are the same group.

The average American aged 18 to 34 carries more than $40,000 in non-mortgage debt across student loans, credit card balances, auto loans, and personal loans, with some estimates going as high as $100,000.

The cost of life, it seems to get cheaper

Out in the desert with my street sweeper

The US is at war, this is dazzle to distract from that.

Quit jerkin off and get back to work mr president

Feels like the world has given up on having a broadly habitable planet.

Sidewalks? Nope. Benches? Hostile. Housing? Fuck you. Earth? Too hot.

God’s work is love.

RMS! RMS! RMS!

GNU ! GNU! GNU!

They’re great technologies and we should be building them out. Unfortunately, they struggle with intermittency. Renewables like wind and solar would best complement base load, always-on, capacity of a nuclear generating stations.