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But why would anyone need expensive offspring that will experience the downfall of our planet (and have its share participating in draining the last ressources), let alone numerous copies of it ?

All jokes aside, tbh I doubt that people start living frugal on half an income and then go on living paycheck to paycheck because of kids.

Because living frugal often means questioning your decisions and I doubt the motivation for parenthood withstands this easily, and also because I guess one can be frugal in a familial setting too, if you have a partner who shares your interest.

All the kids I see have way much more shit than their attention span could ever care for, parents want gardens even though it's expensive and unnecessary, buy new when they outgrow everything so fast anyways... They don't need all this stuff, exactly like we don't need most of it.
It is.

Some colleagues I have, take 10 vacation trips an year. Apparently its all about spending time chasing some hobby like photography. Apart from the fact that they spend insane money on camera and lens gear, you also have to spend money to travel, accommodation, food etc.

The funniest thing is most people don't use some lenses more than a couple of times. And they don't even see their photographs more than once. What's more, no other human will ever see their work.

All of this is fine and dandy during a phase when you are young, have energy and a job that pays well. All this money could go into a retirement fund. Someday its all going to end, and these people will blame government and societies for not doing enough about the 'free money' they think they are entitled too.
Cool I had a similar idea a month ago when looking for a place to go camping.
To find the best weather forecast in a range of $x hours drive.
Or the best Weather forecast near direct connected airports from my towns airport.
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That's not the full story.

It's that the trading market is sufficiently thin that even a few hundred units of freshly off-lease vehicles will crash the price.

David Gerard makes a similar point of Bitcoin in Attach of the 50 Foot Blockhain -- that "market capitalisation" of crytpocurrencies is complete nonsense, due to market thinness. Rather, you want to look at total transaction volume. A large player can move the market significantly on a very small number of trades.

Price, it turns out, is far more like pressure than volume. Punch a large hole in something, and it falls rapidly. Squeeze it to a small point, and you can keep it quite high, but on very small total quantity.
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A few months ago Goby(Rooby) was posted on Hacker News. I got many feedbacks and said that this language is aim at help developing microservices. To achieve the goal I also said that it'll have built in multi-threaded server and better thread system.

Now me and my team did all these features, and released version 0.1.0. We built a sample website in 100% Goby and it works. Currently Goby's new goal is to let developers access Go object and packages without writing any Go code.
My obsession with Zork and other Infocom games introduced me to computing concepts such as virtual machines, platform-independent intermediate language, variable length text encoding, and natural language processing.

I recall finding old Byte magazines in the university library that revealed the internals of Infocom's games. I felt like I had uncovered hidden gold.

I even think the first time I encountered the word "database" was in an explanation of how you could code a simple text adventure game.
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Government spending could be called also government investment.

Money is only a number. Real resources is what have to come from somewhere.
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Too much of any particular position will be bad. Sit on different chairs, move around regularly. Don't sit on the same chair in the same position all day for 40 years.
Culturally and legally the US aggressively separates murder out from something that is only an accident. All deaths by accident definitely do not get referred to as murder or grouped under murder.

If you accidentally hit someone with a car for example (while not drunk etc), few would call it murder when referring to the event. It would be referred to as: he killed the person, or the person died by accident, or legally involuntary manslaughter if you're responsible for the death.

Speaking culturally, typically for people in the US to call something murder, it almost always requires intent or high negligence.
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>> I'm privileged to have an income that enables this

That's what I was looking for. That being true, all the rest is indeed a matter of choice and not a matter of sacrifice.
Backwards-bending supply curves, among other things.

If the only thing an auto manufacturer has available to meet liquidity requirements is selling cars (and they've got access to absurdly low interest), then the price of those cars will fall.

Owners of used vehicles have use-value, and are similarly cash-squeezed (financial crisis), so hold on to those.
> paying for a service doesn't guarantee you get to keep it

I wish OVH would follow that idea when it comes to booting spammers off their network. Failing that, I moved my boxes (that also serve mail, but the legitimate kind) off their network, which ended my troubles with ip range based blacklists.

Sometimes companies need to decide which sort of customers they want to retain.
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I don't understand it. If he was rescued from the sunken submarine, how did he smuggle the body with him?
That wasn't even new, it's just that no other manufacturer dared to put out a phone at $600 (that's with contract, single carrier exclusive).
I'm pretty sure when I listen to samples on Audible what I'm really evaluating is the voice of the narrator.
Apple is good at taking something that works but in a clunky way, and make it clean and perfect for consumers. Not to be first to market.

There were smartphones before the iPhone, and there were mp3 players before the iPod.

If Apple is to reproduce the successes they had they will release a driverless car a few years after the competitors but it will finally be the one that "just works", without the clunky design and the necessary tweaking and weird options.
Good point for the muscle groups involved. Maybe you could bike for cardiovascular health, and for muscle training add some squats (a simple complete workout would be push ups, pull ups and squats, pull ups require a bar though but it's a very useful investment for your back in the long term)
Reminds me of freereiser.org and the other nonsense surrounding the Hans Reiser trial.
This is assuming they haven't found a tax haven where they already park their money.

These days no one stores money beneath their mattress. Most money is in global businesses. So exit tax strategy is already a failure. Capital exodus today is called 'foreign direct investments'.

Besides you still are left with a problem with losing a lot of bright young people every single year without whom and taxes from their ventures you won't have anything to run your schemes on.
Beautiful article. The kind that makes you want to dig deeper in the whole field.
The allegation is that he did something to the body before the submarine had its accident.
Attention Medium writers: If you want claps, then you must insist that Medium drop the dickbars (see: https://daringfireball.net/2017/06/medium_dickbars).

Medium with dickbars? = No claps.
how about Salesforce, HP, and a few others....

https://gsuite.google.com/customers/
Remember all the talk of "racist rednecks in flyover country" after the Trump election and "uneducated small Britain in rural towns" after brexit? To me that crystallized the utter contempt they have for the blue collar working class, not something you'd get out of the real left.
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No, U.S. laws puts man-made killings, including murder and manslaughter and justified self-defense, under "homicide"
It's the fundamentals behind investing. Basically, you make no money gambling $10 ten times on 10% chance of success with $100 returns, but you make money if the returns are $10,000.

So, for investing in companies, there is no point funding companies aiming for millions as you can't get a good return because of the failure rates. They're basically taking up one of the slots of a potential billion $$$ company.

The point is for every 10 companies funded, have 1 become a billion $$$ company, while most of the rest will fail.

Say YC has a 6% stake, which gets diluted down to 1%(? I don't really understand this side of it) and then the company sells for $10 mill. Great for the founders, but YC only make $100,000. That doesn't cover the other 9 companies that failed (10 * $16,000 = $160,000 = $60,000 loss).
Not for me (UK).
> because spherical wheels could allow the car better lateral movement

uhm, looks more like management entered the project without any real goal or metric for success, throwing ideas at walls just for the sake of budgeting.
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The timeline is that the body was dismembered and dumped hours before he sank the submarine and his subsequent rescue.
The data can essentially be reduced to a single list on one page because the only thing that is really useful is the range of dates for the best time to travel for each location.

Better yet, add the option to sort the list by dates.
I think the question is mood because it's human nature. But, yes, within the imo reasonable limits set by laws, this mechanism is important for the functioning of society.

A main reason is that it actually allows a much more gradual reaction than otherwise possible: if your spouse never does the dishes, and you're not allowed to disapprove of it in any way that puts emotional pressure on them (i. e. getting angry), do you believe you can convince them with only rational arguments?

And if you can't convince them with rational arguments, what's next? You'd basically have to leave them to protect yourself from the growing anger, right? So, without the gradual instruments of social coercion, all that's left will be those usually reserved as the ultima ratio.

(yes–you could hire someone, or buy a machine to do the dishes. but this was an allegory)
don't know why you're downvoted - your comment is not constructive but an ironic reflection - I think that's totally fine.
“This should never happen”
"It wouldn't actually matter. The problem is demographic, not financial."

It's interesting how many people don't understand (or don't want to understand) this.

Money is just a number, is real resource what is important.

Never mind how many savings the people have, if there are not enough people or resources to do the necessary jobs.

And, the other way works too, never mind how many old people there are without savings, if the productivity is enough to take care of them easily.

The obvious conclusion is that, instead of caring about money "saved", we should be caring about getting more productive. That would mean improve technology, increase knowledge and training.
You might want to look through ShareASale's catalog - they have a lot of tech-related affiliate programs running through their system, and you'll be able to compare them.
Generally you might need a Privacy Policy as you may be collecting personal data through the landing page: email address, first and last name, and so on. The Privacy Policy is required by law [1].

However, depending on your type of landing page you might not need the policy:

- If the page is just a click-through page (i.e. the user would click through to reach another part of your website), you don't collect data from users directly.
- If the page is a lead generation page, then you're most likely collecting data from users directly (i.e. web forms) and you'll need the policy.

Keep in mind that regardless of the landing page if you use analytics tools (like Google Analytics) or you have the remarketing code added (Google Analytics remarketing, Facebook pixel etc.) you'll need the policy.

The Terms & Conditions is not usually required by law but it's useful to add it when users are submitting personal data to you.

Look at the "clickwrap" implementation methods as well.

[1] We have a presentation on this requirement here: https://www.slideshare.net/termsfeed/privacy-policies-are-ma...
you have to work from bed, as I'm doing now :)
I just finished listening to his narration of Stephen King's The Dark Tower on Audible (the main books, 1-7), and was actually disappointed to find out that King himself has read the (optional?) 8th/4.5th book.
Here's a timeline of the events
https://www.flashback.org/sp61479549 (swedish)

https://translate.google.se/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&u=https%3A... (google translate)
Me too, I work mostly from the bed. I rarely sit more than 3-4 hours a day and it hurts. It started about 20 years ago and never went better. Besides that, I'm very active doing all type of sports without much issues, but sitting is painful.

I'm lucky that I can work from home most of the time, I don't know how I would do if I couldn't.
Roleplaying in my eyes suffered from this arbitrary stats rolling.
It could have greatly gained, if for every usefull exp on level up - your character would have to take on some psychological malus.
+1 on Dexterity? Congratulations, you are now a cleptomanic.
+2 on Intelligence? Obsessive compulsive mage.
+1 Strength. Great Scotts, youre an alcoholic.
+2 Wisdom? Post Traumatic Stress Syndrom.

It would have got the game so much more interesting. People who would have to play actual characters, instead of walking, golden statues.
I don’t get why Apple would do that. They have enough employees who are capable of doing both in parallel. Furthermore, the talent capable of creating autonomous software are not the kind of people who excel at designing the vehicle itself. Apple could easily be doing both so that they have either one ready at the time of the release (and if one team fails, they could buy the self driving part from another company).
Cycling is more fun than running for me but exactly because of all the reasons you mentioned I prefer running over cycling. What I also realized is that nothing works as good as running (at least for me) for weight loss if you also change your eating habits (you need to have a calorie deficit in order to lose fat).

For around 9 weeks I managed to go running for 10km every second day and then my two weeks vacation happened. I'm trying to get back in again because I'm extremely frustrated on days I don't go running. I cannot emphasize enough on the stress relieving part. For me it's around 50 minutes of complete peace of mind where the only things I focus are breathing and moving my body.

One thing I recommend is to track your runs because it's fun and interesting to see your improvement over time. Bonus points if you track your heart rate as well. :)
Not for me (AU).
I'd think that ultimately, the idea of democracy is indeed that the majority gets to set the rules for punishment.

But I'll freely admit that this ideal isn't true in practice, where we see elements of a wisdom-of-the-elders system of justice mixed in, because we don't fully trust the majority to understand that democracy isn't two wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner.
I had an ongoing relationship with a company and got them to pay a deposit for a product before we even started the company.

We would not have started the company without that deposit and I would have done something else in that case.

Anyway I think you should know who your first paying customers are going to be before you start anything. But don't take anyones word for anything. Lots of people will say "yeah I'll buy that if you make it" but not everyone will follow through.
Is it April 1 already?
Ah, that gives a bit background. The visual programming language sounds cool. Would love to play with it. About to set up a internal tool architecture and so far it looks like it's gonna be react toolkit + separate graphql endpoint.
This is like an episode from Bron/The Bridge, but for realz
This is ofcourse just the journalists image conveyed in the text. But I too love books read by him.
The global business holdings are typically held in US accounts. Transactions from there are 100% traceable.

Overseas accounts in HK and Switzerland are being cracked down hard. (I mean if you want to break the law, you can always break the law...)

It's not that easy to move funds into tax haven without some risk (ex: whether your GRAT will actually pan out) or advance tax event. (The easiest way is to start businesses in a tax haven in the first place, which is different from moving capital once it has been created).

Great point about human capital. I would leave for Canada or Singapore under such a regime as well!
My Mavica took some of the best pictures in terms of quality, even though it was only 640x480.
You solve a smaller problem of debt accountability. But you install a bigger problem of human motivation. From all my experience in all my schooling. In a class of 100 kids, maybe 10 have sufficient motivation to do it purely if they relied on MOOC's and do it from home. The remainder will likely play games and sports all day, or while away time with their peer groups. Or worse do drugs, cigarettes or alcohol way early in life.

The problem with things like MOOC's, Open source projects etc is you need be very motivated for long periods of time to keep with college education. That doesn't happen even as of now.
touchè :)
Then I realize Firefox is not a browser made for me. I don't care about the marketshare of my browser. I want it to to make my browsing easier and faster, while never compromising on security and privacy. _Any_ outgoing connection without my action is not OK. Not even Googles Safe browsing. If have to decide between having both Javascript and Google Safe Browsing, or neither, I would take the latter.

I value the expertise at Mozilla. Could you point to a browser that might fit me?
The most difficult aspect is the "getting the speed legally binding". As much as many a police officer would love to write a ticket based on your setup, little will become of it without solid formal proof of its accuracy.
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> The batches are of noticeably lower quality.

As a company (YC), as you grow and set aside more $ (or have access to deeper pockets thank to your past success rate), you are willing to take more risk than before.

I actually think its a positive thing, especially for those who apply!
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Maybe those are the subjects that we should be exploring the most: http://www.paulgraham.com/say.html
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> What is it with Madsen that gets people to come up with conspiracy theories about the woman involved?

Oh, come on, you know what it is. Nerds looking for reasons why the woman is the real problem. Just like in the Reiser case.
I suppose this can be helpful to you https://github.com/jwasham/coding-interview-university
I would love it if people could suggest things that I've left out, or criticize the choices I've made here. I wanted something to help give a map for explanations of what operating systems are, and how there's more than one, and there's a relationship between OS's hardware, and processors.

The diagram I have has served its original purpose, but I have no doubt the HN community will be aghast at some of the omissions.

Please, help me enhance this.
Do you really want a writer to wright for claps or to say what she has to say ?
> This is a new and unique security hole in our social fabric, and it's one that didn't exist 20 years ago.

McCarthy is seriously annoyed that after being vilified, he's now being forgotten :)

(Note that there is a difference, because McCarthy was acting in his capacity as an elected Senator; And that it wasn't even the blacklisting of communists that people objected to, but the frequently fraudulent prosecution he initiated)
Yeah I can't see how a jury would not convict on murder unless there is some technicality or excluded evidence.
I get this result:

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organization, or repository.

Not sure that's what you intended.
Cardio is the sole reason I do indoor biking. I was very sick and couldn't do much, so I tried having mild biking effort as a way to rehabilitate my heart.

I used to do exactly what you suggest: bike + full workout. I liked it a lot, but it's not integrated as in a sport. It was odd for instance, I had much more "power" than ever, so much that I couldn't run anymore because my thighs were too strong and I had to relearn how to land my foot otherwise I'd miss the ground.
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No, murder requires premeditation under United States law. Even a heat-of-the-moment killing (e.g., someone pisses you off in a bar, you beat them, they die) may be prosecuted as manslaughter depending on circumstances; if the prosecution can establish that you intended your victim to die, it becomes a murder.

Below manslaughter, we have negligent homicide, which is when you cause an accident through negligence that kills someone. If you are driving recklessly and kill someone, this warrants the stiffer charge of "vehicular manslaughter" in some juristictions.

Note: IANAL, IANYL.
>>Norway's public pension system is now funded by every employee having 8% of their salary taxed away and earmarked to retirement.

In general this how any pension scheme is supposed to work. Except that it doesn't. When you start to add things like exceptions whole scheme starts to come apart after a while.

Pensions are one of those things which are ripe for abuse. Also you need to start looking at other benefits that come along with it like health care. Then there are unions that graciously award over time work to employees to drive up their compensation in the last few years of work.

There are also other things going on like inflation adjusted pensions.

In India there was a recent drive to include One Rank One Pensions for armed forces, which demands pension revisions every single year based on last highest pension paid in that rank for that year.
But collision avoidance, blind spot detection you can get in aftermarket Mobileye and back up cameras can be installed aftermarket very cheap as well.
Weird. So why did the comment single out premeditated murder?

Getting into a fight and unintentionally/recklessly causing lethal injuries, or unintentionally/recklessly causing a lethal accident to happen wouldn't then normally be called "murder" making the distinction unnecessary?

EDIT: To clarify, I'm not picking on coldtea. This isn't the first time I've seen people be corrected when using "murder" to refer to "first-degree murder".
I remember observing - quite seriously - that "the whole game seems to revolve around the carousel room", and a friend busted out laughing. It took me almost a minute to catch on to what he was laughing about, and then I felt quite clever for having been so accidentally funny (I was... probably around 12 at this time).
I wonder if Apple would consider building a driver-less RV. That's something they could do really well.
You only sink your submarine (!) for a pretty serious reason. The only serious reason that comes to mind in this case (besides maybe insurance fraught) is murder.
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