Yup. I do have js enabled, but take a look at what it does at the website. Looks like it's just smoothing it with a bit non-heavy animation. Well done. Who made this website, can I hire this person to teach young lads how to do proper html/css and not rely on some Reactshite?
I'm reading this post and replies and how people are terrified of interviews... and they are right in that all that's going on is wrong. But I don't understand what's there to be afraid of. I have 20+ years of experience and I can do a lot of things, yet as of right now I have maybe 500 bucks left, but I finally decided I'm not taking any more jobs. I'm not exactly sure how I'm about to survive the next month, but, I suppose, being worried, or let alone afraid of it, isn't going to help it. I must say, I had a lot of money a few years ago, but I was also running a company that I didn't want anything to do with. Hiring and employing people seemed very much like just the other side of the coin. And having money doesn't change much about you - it only changes the behavior of people around you, that's for sure.
To all the folks who are frustrated with the interviews - quit doing them. You already know they don't want you. They want the mindless code monkeys and submission. But what you had always probably felt is that you are an artist. It's time to be one. No one gets it easy. And the actual choice you might have is famine vs oppression. Which one do you choose?
I don't understand immigration restrictions at all. If the US is afraid foreigners are coming to "take our jobs" and is concerned about its citizens well being, then why isn't it concerned with the fact that cheap foreign labor could save money to millions of americans while it currently doesn't, since immigration is restricted? Or if it is concerned that foreigners are going to use the social safety net without providing any value, how about not providing it to foreigners?
There's absolutely no grounds for restricting immigration. The US was built on immigrants and now somehow it is no longer a viable policy?
Now I always wonder: if such simple creatures as ants can build such complex structures and are unbelievably successful as species, without any central body enforcing their behavior, why do we humans, need all those numerous laws and regulations that no human alone can fully comprehend? And why everyone believes we need central authority in order to achieve something? Ridiculous.
To be more precise, that's not the purpose, that's the means. The purpose is to extract the maximum value out of the livestock. Now, to do that, governments must find the right balance of propaganda, social programs and freedom. It differs for different countries. Western countries are no exception: it's just that people are taught that government serves them, while the opposite is actually true. Government is power and anyone who believes it is there to serve his interest and protect him is a fool.
I think the only way we could to tell if this is too much or too little is if we had a free market for protection services. Since we don't, we can only speculate. Maybe, it's actually not enough. I can't object anyone receiving a high salary, but if this salary is paid out of my own pocket with no consent of mine and with the police force regularly abusing their powers, then yes, I believe this is not just too much - this is outrageous.
I still find it hard to believe there is no cheap autonomous way of tracking an airplane. If flightradar24.com works, it means airplanes can transmit their location. If they can transmit their location it means there must be a way to create an autonomous protected module in each airplane that works no matter what.
This looks very interesting. It works quite well, on Linux as well. This technology could actually be used for legal purposes too, lowering the price of content - if content providers really wanted to.
In many cases criminalizing lies means forcing companies or people to shut up so as to not say something they might not consider to be a lie, but that may later be qualified as one. While lies can certainly lead to bad decisions that can lead to losing money or even harming people, I still think it is important to recognize that ultimately people should be taught responsibility for their actions and NOT trust others in the first place. One should not be aiming at building a society where you can trust people because they fear telling lies, but where one can be sure it is difficult to lie due to technology or positive economic incentives.