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The article is from the comsumer's perspective. For me, someone who doing my daily / weekly shopping, time-from-harvest is the only factor I can use in a purchasing decision. I can't rely on branding, source, grower etc as all that is a crap-shoot. Even if one grower has nutritious tomatoes this year, next year they might use a different field leading to worse nutrition.


Does your grocer label their produce with date of harvest?


Here's the problem, "yogurt" may be healthy, but many brands are closer to a sugar delivery system than the traditional product.


As long as you don't need a strict priority and a worker can just grab the next waiting job:

  SELECT * FROM jobs ORDER BY RANDOM() LIMIT 1 SKIP LOCKED
should do the trick


This will give more resources to tenants that schedule more jobs.

If tenant A schedules 99 jobs and tenant B schedules 1 job, a "fair" algorithm would pick B's job either first or second, RANDOM() will not.


We had one yes, but what about second layoff?


IMO the "I take full responsibility" line isn't directed at the people being laid off; It's directed at the people who are left.

It says to the middle management layer "I'm not going to blame or fire you because we had to lay people off."


No, it is aimed at the shareholders and the press and its purpose is to ensure that the ship is in safe hands and please don't fire the CEO.


It sound odd, but that depends on what you mean by "now"[1]. If you mean, where would the galaxy be if I traveled there at the speed of light, you would actually travel less distance due to Length Contraction [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativity_of_simultaneity [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Length_contraction


It sounds odd to interpret it like that and not as usually a layperson ignoring relativity&physical limitations would mean it?

"Now" as in if I could just teleport there!


Doesn't javac issue a warning for this? I know most IDEs do.


If one is following current events, it isn't possible to avoid Twitter, Facebook and even Reddit. Mainstream news outlets often report on content from those social media sites, so even if I'm not a user, social media still effects me.


It’s helpful to use an algorithmic current events aggregator that assists in tracing original sources, such as:

https://www.memeorandum.com/

“memeorandum is an auto-generated summary of the stories that US political commentators are discussing online right now. Unlike sister sites Techmeme and Mediagazer, it is not a human-edited news outlet, but rather a media-monitoring tool for sophisticated news consumers.“


Have you looked into TestCafe[1]? I've only used it for a PoC, but it has better browser support than Cypress.

[1]https://devexpress.github.io/testcafe/


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