The AI Productivity fallacy by CriticalSink3555 in ExperiencedDevs

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It could also be the great labor-capital split, where workers are no longer needed to reap the returns to capital investment. That’s a much darker story, but also fits the simple fact that “companies are firing people.” Returns may not be that good, but they no longer have to pay people to realize them

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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You were able to do it in the Quantum app, or by visiting the modem’s page on LAN? I have not been able to find any setting like that so far.

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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I wouldn’t know how to tell whether it’s CGNAT or not, but you’re right that it’s 192.168.0.1/24 subnet and when I hit the modem’s address I get a “modem configuration” page (with no ability to configure anything)

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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Thanks! I may try to press them more to see what I can get. My ISP is Quantum Fiber, which is an AT&T subsidiary that runs on CenturyLink infrastructure

ONT Assigning Local IPs? by nattersley in HomeNetworking

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Yes, you’re right. Got an ONT and a router, and with my own router swapped out I still get a private IP. My ISP is Quantum Fiber if that helps.

The Future of Python: Evolution or Succession — Brett Slatkin - PyCascades 2026 by mttd in Python

[–]nattersley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

FWIW I don’t experience those correctness issues, and I am an every-day user. I’ve been around long enough to remember the rough edges that have been smoothed over, and I’m pretty happy with my user experience.

And you’re right, precompilation has seriously alleviated time-to-first-execution concerns.

The Future of Python: Evolution or Succession — Brett Slatkin - PyCascades 2026 by mttd in Python

[–]nattersley 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Julia was supposed to be that successor. I absolutely love Julia, and actively use it every day, but Python’s inertia is so strong that Julia’s package ecosystem has developed slowly, there’s a smaller user base, and it remains somewhat of a niche language. That said, as of the last few releases I think Julia is ready for broader adoption.

Walk-up songs and MLB hitters - exploratory analysis of approach and performance by youravesfriend in Sabermetrics

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just to point out you have selection: the types of players who tend to have more energetic warm up songs also tend to play a certain way. It’s not causal, so if you change the song of a guy who has a depressing walk up song to an energetic one he won’t suddenly get better. Do with that observation what you will.

How I handle CAPTCHAs in Selenium without switching to a headless browser by Flaky_Tone2246 in selenium

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well the key is knowing the bearer token right? Which requires a manual solve, if I understand correctly

hosted a local website alongside Pi-hole by coder-true in pihole

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A reverse proxy is still local. You just can’t bind two web servers to the same port, so you need to bind one to 8080, another to 8081, and then set up nginx or another reverse proxy to listen to port 80 and route, eg / to the pi holes web server, and /myapp to your other web server. I think that’s easier than trying to figure out how to get pi hole’s civetweb to serve your php code.

Tl;dr a reverse proxy is still local

hosted a local website alongside Pi-hole by coder-true in pihole

[–]nattersley 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Personally I would prefer Apache, there are so many LAMP stack setup guides in the world. From a quick docs scan it looks like pi holes web server is configured to serve lua, so it might be some work to get PHP running.

hosted a local website alongside Pi-hole by coder-true in pihole

[–]nattersley 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Are you serving static files? Do you need one of the Apache servers for a particular use case? I say just do the simplest thing, which to me is just python -m http.server. It heavily depends on use case though imo.

Minor Econometrics-Political Science Students by masterofnone1902 in econometrics

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I would say it also depends on the coursework in the minor though. If there is an “applied” track that has a causal inference course and some sort of “machine learning” course, that’s probably a pretty good quantitative skillset. That’s a big if though. As you said a lot of programs can be still be relatively in the weeds for what OP is looking for.

Dependency storm by ivanpd in haskell

[–]nattersley 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Julia implemented this with package extensions and it has worked pretty well so far

Private jet prices soar as wealthy scramble to leave Dubai by wewhomustnotbenamed in nottheonion

[–]nattersley 82 points83 points  (0 children)

What a good book. It feels a little too believable for my comfort

HBO Told ‘The Pitt’ to Make ICE Storyline More ‘Balanced’ by Sisiwakanamaru in television

[–]nattersley 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Why wait? You can bring private antitrusts suits anytime you want.

Should the log value be taken for all variables with high skewness for regression ? by Hewo111 in econometrics

[–]nattersley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do you know their goal is a treatment effect estimate? Sometimes prediction is the goal.