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My actual manager is a GenZ and she is probably the best manager that I had. She helped me to fight my impostor syndrome and to get confidence again in my skills that were pushed down by several bad managers in the past. She trust me a lot (I am remote and she is another timezone) and I know that she is ready to fight for me.

Maybe an unpopular opinion, but the article mentioned very low skills jobs as courier, assembler, clerk.

There is a reason why those people are doing job like these instead that better jobs. Some people are just not interested in doing their work correctly, some other are not skilled enough.


A NGFW, frequently used in the enterprise environments will block it. They are checking the package signatures, not only the YCP ports.


It would be nice to have a button to play a loud sound. A common use case is to play it when you are under ruin and you hear rescuers close to you. If the rescuers heard a loud sound, they can locate you quicker.

I don't know the amount of battery that is necessary to do that.


The current "Send SOS" plays a loud sound from the speaker, with the SOS beacon.

To cut time, I didn't modify the volume programmatically. So the user would need to have their volume set at 100%.

This needs improvement, especially considering my phone is always muted.

Likewise, the battery usage needs better testing.


The main problem that I found playing with smolagents is the lack of documentation and examples. Anyway the framework has potential


In my experience, the public opinion is more anti semitic in Northern Europe than in Southern Europe.


A Youloop antenna is good too and no issue with the power injector.


The easiest antenna for SW listening it's just a long wire in an high position, clipped to integrated antenna with crocodile connectors. Easy, portable and very effective.


Just a note: this device is not able to listen shortwaves as it's capable to listen only VHF/UHF. If you want to listen shortwaves for cheap, you need something like an ATS-25 or this: https://it.aliexpress.com/item/1005008266218975.html


I am into shortwave listening since many years and it can be funny, especially when you can catch strange signals and contact them to get QSLs cards.

If you want to start, the top is to buy a Belka DX (probably the best portable shortwave in the market) but also ATS-25 or a SI4732 based radio that costs less 50$ on Ali.


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