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Telegraphy didn't die out. It evolved into the internet. (The internet did not spring from nothing.)
I've had success with bass[1]. Typically, I use it when some kind of tool requires sourcing bash scripts.

[1] https://github.com/edc/bass
You can make time-oriented queries on snapshots using pseudo-time as well - given that all transactions are ordered. Timestamps are roughly ordered by real time, because NTP will synchronize to a few ms accuracy. IIUC within the margin of error, transactions will be arbitrarily ordered, but they'll be consistent - i.e. all readers will see the exact same order of previously applied transactions.

I'm trying to identify use cases where Spanner works better. Lets say, in Spanner, t1.end < t2.start for a pair of transactions - this still does not mean that t1 'happened' before t2, does it? All it means is that the t1 request arrived at a spanner server before the t2 arrived at a spanner server. But what does it mean about the event itself (going back to my original example of users interacting with their device)? Is ordering transactions by their arrival time on Spanner servers a more useful external property than an arbitrarily chosen (but consistent) order based on site id and millisecond level resolution?
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I'm in a similar situation.

People don't talk about it, but the club has gotten huge, at least from my vantage point.

I don't think people are being more honest, or it's the ease of communication over the internet.

A lot of people are trying to manage a mix of intense anxiety, and depression.

I look around and technology has just made things worse. (Yea--I know one day--technology might eradicate cancer. I'm not going to argue. Today--I wish the smartphone was Never invented. )

I have always thought too much about death. It's kinda ruined my life.

That said, my only preparation for eventual illness is getting rid the television.

I've never thought it was healthy to be reminded daily through commercials I will get cancer, or if lucky just, die of a quick heart attack. And so many lonely people use t.v to alleviate the pain of being alone, or at least I do.

I haven't got rid of it yet, but it will come. I do have a healthy collection of movies on dvds.

As I aged, I do see why people do drugs. And yes--I do exercise daily. It does help.
> Much of the criticism of estcoin was based on the fact that Estonia simply can’t start its own cryptocurrency even if it wanted to. Estonia’s only currency is the euro and this is an essential feature of our EU membership, which we are proud to have. No one here is interested in changing that.

If you read the first news about estcoin they used the term 'cryptocurrency', now the use 'crypto token'.
Yes, it looks like they took a legitimate email, and added in that line causing all the fuss. That line is what seems out of place, and has the grammatical errors. The fact they mention Trillian also removes the legitimacy. Unless people are creating apps with an old school messaging service?
One factor that I've noticed is that Americans love ice much more than Europeans. It's not uncommon for them to fill a cup with ice almost to the rim and then add the soda. It would be interesting to see how much actual soda most people put in those 1+ litre ups.
The protocols that drive the Indie Web movement are actually open standards published by the W3C Social Web Working Group [1]. This year, some of these standards became W3C Recommendations. Webmentions is the successor to pingbacks and it can also be used for comments and replies in blog posts. IndieAuth is an authentication system based on OAuth that can be used for publishing content into your site using applications via Micropub. Microformats adds metadata to web documents so that applications can also scrap information from blog posts (in a similar fashion to OpenGraph).

One of the most interesting concepts about the Indie Web movement that I like is POSSE [2]: you should own your content, but it's OK to then syndicate your content into silos such as Twitter or Instagram as long as there are links that trace back to your site so that your site is always seen as the canonical place where your content lives.

[1]: https://www.w3.org/Social/WG
[2]: https://indieweb.org/POSSE
Oh you mean along the lines of

Some highly generalized social group = perceived leader of previously mentioned social group.
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Are you needing parking spaces at all. I think the big benefit is that you wouldn't need parking spaces in cities at all. "Uber" cars could instead drive to the next passenger. You also could avoid driving around over a ton of batteries. Instead you could use self driving battery packs that are laid out on the side of the road and can follow you and dock on to your car if you need an extension.
I am on my second Nissan Leaf and can tell you that your concerns are largely unfounded. Most charging is opportunistic, and when you do need to do a big evacuation a Tesla sized battery can last longer than you can safely drive. In fact in the EU legal limits on commercial drivers are already exceeded by battery tech.

As for wearing out, taxi companies with leafs have over 200k on the packs and they are still good. Teslas have hit 500k miles and are still find. All that "new battery every five years" stuff turned out to be nonsense.
I’m not saying I want to keep science out of the debate, I’m saying with our current state of knowledge there is no evidence to help conclude anything and tell things apart between biology and culture in complex high level chain of decisions like choosing a career path.

We can’t say “biology=true science!” and try to shoehorn it in the debate no matter what, this, is unscientific.

Yes, given that we don’t know, assuming it’s always culture to help society progress (and implicitly saying society needs a change) is a political and philosophical opinion, and on this we can disagree, but don’t invoke religion vs science to create a false dichotomy and paint me on the irrational side.
"perfect storm" is an overused cliché that needs to die. It suggests a confluence of extreme events that when occurring singly wouldn't do (much) damage but when occurring collectively overwhelm you by amplifying the overall severity.

If you have bi-yearly meetups. This is not unforeseen. In fact, it's quite predictable.

Lots of orgs have a no-realeases-before-the-weekend policy because stuff that happens Friday doesn't get fixed until Monday.
Ouch. Hope it gets better.

Have you tried subreddits like https://www.reddit.com/r/Anxiety/, /r/offmychest/, or something like 7 cups of tea?

As the story relates, we're more like to offer practical advice here on HN rather than the emotional support you probably need right now.

It does, honestly, get better. You're making the right moves, even if it does all look desperate right now.
do you have examples of any cryptocurrencies that introduce such a curve. the centralization of wealth problem is serious.
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This is superb! The concept is brilliant!
Simply put: It's when you extend the mathematical system by applying an operation to all eligible elements in the system (for example by redefining which elements are amendable to a given operation, like sqrt(-1))

Logic example (transitive closure): given "A->B", "B->C" in a sytem then your system can be extended to also contain "A->C" if you decide to interpret "->" as transitive.
it is open source and you could write an extension to output whatever you like.

there is even the last resort of transforming the built in XML ouput ( yuck ). Several Perl examples are given.

http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Import_and_ex...
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I'm not completely discounting it, but 5h seems like a lot for trucks, even if you have more roof area. Tesla's Semi has a 1 MWh battery, which will be drained within a day by most firms, and I imagine Semi 2.0 will have a 2MWh battery. It's hard to imagine the solar panels would keep up with either of them.

Even if the panels can generate 100 kWh a day for the trucks, that's still like 1/10 of the day, so more like an hour. But 100 kWh seems really unlikely, even in the future.
"and were all concluding a week's worth of meetings where everyone was getting face time with collaborators and hashing out in person what we're doing for the next 6 months."

Yeah, maybe you should concentrate on the week ahead.

Mozilla is 10% share (and going down) on desktop, near 0% on mobile/tablet.

We must have an alternative to Google, Microsoft and Apple.

All the heads who were responsible for this gaff should be let go and go to Google/Microsoft/Apple, they will do well there with like minded suits.
> The U.S. has too, but it's been more chaotic, inconsistent, and (predictably) much more corrupted by politics. There are many reasons for this, but in any event there's no reason to think that Americans can do centralized bureaucracy any better than we do now.

Agreed. Hence my original "because the US is crazy".
> Is it not possible for the modern man to accept the drawbacks of modern life, including loneliness, just as stoically as the primitive man was accepting adversity and death?

Primitive men weren't stoic. We attribute that quality to them because we now understand how common diseases work and why they were so prominent in that time. That understanding -part of the advantages of modern life- has forever changed our perspective on the subject.

For primitive men, life was probably terrifying and a constant struggle. When someone in the tribe got sick, they didn't say "oh well, that's life! What can you do?". They'd attribute it to some supernatural force that was clearly angry at them for something they did. That's why they created various superstitions and rituals, as a way to combat the things they could not understand and control. That's not exactly being stoic.

That being said, I do believe that some people are not equipped to deal with modern life, and that a larger degree of solitude is part of that life.

I'm lucky in the sense that, for me, being alone does not have an emotional tax. I enjoy being alone as much as I enjoy being in good company (and because you cannot always count on the company to be good, i'd say I enjoy it even more). I'm not saying I like to be alone sometimes. I really enjoy being alone for extended periods of time and could imagine living the rest of my life alone to some degree (I do like the rhythm of modern cities). But I understand the frustration of those who cannot endure solitude or get a feeling of loneliness from it.

I wouldn't say modern society sucks, though. It has a lot going for it, but it's obviously not perfect.
> How does this work in Europe? Is there someone who started a business while still employed?

It works exactly the same way. The default EU contract for jobs have the clause of your work being an IP of a company you work for, even on your spare time.

That being said I always do not accept this clause and ask my employer to remove/change this clause to allow me engage in my own businesses as long as it does not benefit competitors of my employer.

> Did you notify your employer before launching?

No, since you are not legally obliged, what's the point?
Part of the motivation for running your own static blog engine (as opposed to Medium) is that you believe in a decentralized internet. I used to run my own Wordpress server for a decade before I gave up dealing with the security flaws and moved to a static blog.

Sure, I could’ve just live without comments, but that’s again forcing the discussion into other „centralized“ communities like Twitter or Facebook. So I threw in the time to create and set up Schnack.js to have the best of both worlds: a static no-hazzle website with self-hosted comments.

Also I grew up in a time where virtually everyone would have self-hosted comment systems on their static self-hosted websites. Only they used to be called guestbooks then. Working on Schnack really reminded me of that magic time.
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Has someone founded an Estonian company and offers a subscription service. Stripe is not available. And I want to use EDD for Wordpress and I could not find a plugin for subscriptions with Braintree and I wonder why? I may program it myself but I wonder if there may be a reason nobody has implemented it yet.
> Literally the only requirement we had was “small”

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The reason Plexamp "can play any format" is that it's a client for mpd.
While it's insanely bloated for what it does (Winamp became popular for exactly the opposite), it does look like a very good implementation of the concept visually.
Especially satisfying when you always see very good music player concepts on dribbble, but none of them are actually implemented.
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For what it's worth, the /proc filesystem is not on all UNIX /UNIX-like OSes. I believe it originated in Linux, and FreeBSD has a procfs interface as well, although it does not have all the bells and whistles you will find in Linux.
OpenBSD on the other hand, does not have procfs at all.
This article about loneliness made me think about this Kaczynski quote, which is why I added it here. I'm pretty sure primitive men had their fair share of violence, both physical and psychological, but I do suspect the concept of loneliness that is described is this article was much more rare back then.
Not really a problem. Putting chargers in every space in a car park is pretty cheap, they are basically just circuit breakers or even just ordinary domestic style sockets.

Throw in a few fast ones for the people who need them and you are sorted. The fast chargers can be multi-head too, so even if someone finishes charging and doesn't come back someone else can still use it. Most rapid chargers are like that.

Also, if it's still a problem with a five minute charge, why doesn't it affect petrol pumps?
There's nothing wrong with a centralized blockchain.

The central organization can scale the infrastructure much better than something decentralized, with the end benefit of the blockchain being that the data in it can not be changed like you could if it was just fields in a database.
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Thanks for sharing!

I've been using the "same" technique with some projects I have but just to outline specific components of the system such that it becomes more clear what interacts with what.

For me, the best that I got out of it was having to think hard about those relations and improving the documentation of the subject.

Have a good one!
Thanks, your comment illustrates my intent. I erred in saying downtown. What i meant to say is that Austin the city isn’t necessarily what people think of as ‘Austin’. When I think of South Austin and the area east of I35, especially as it was 8-10 years ago, I picture a working class area with low income hispanic people and my young college friends, not anyone affluent.
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I'm surprised that this is on HN but it is cool :).

Turns out that one of Switzerland's 200 national parliamentarians lives in the same hundred-person village as me. That's neat. Especially since she's with the Greens rather than the Swiss People's Party :).
Think about it - people were already using digital compression techniques in the 1800s!
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>Does the value of XMR mined exceed the electricity consumed by the app?

Yes: https://whattomine.com/coins

Actually, I'm using a computer mining Moneros at 2000H/s in a closed room to help dry a damp wall. The rig converts 250W Power to heat (for the wall) and produces Moneros worth $200/m - leaving me $100 after paying for electricity the computer and the air dehumidifier consumed.
Israel has had a lot of success with their desert agriculture, even on soils that are predominantly salty in composition. While there is no significant precipitation, some of the water is captured from fog, through nets.
Well we know how to deal with a desert - don't overfarm, don't deforest, and if that's already happened, build walls and protected national parks. It's just that it's too little, too late, and restoring a forest + the damage done by lost land and productivity from desert growth far outweights the money earned by overfarming / deforestation. Short-term gains with long-term cost.
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Yet it doesn't even support Linux.
I think it's a huge loss. Generic type erasure is the main thing that makes simple polyglot interop and code-reuse on the JVM possible. Even things like Python become clunky on .NET because of runtime generics. I gladly give up on the tiny usability gain in exchange for having a rich language ecosystem.

Value types are a different matter, and they are now being added to Java as well. Specialized generics over value types are different from specialized generics for reference types, because they are always invariant.
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Thanks for this analogy, I love it!!
This is correct, and I understand that, but that does not mean that it violates privacy or is somehow not open source or free software.

That said, I find the notion that being perfect is not hard rather ridiculous.
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It’s also possible to live differently. I played the stoic for decades until the isolation of being a business owner living in a city pushed me over the brink.

I’ve struggled with loneliness my entire life - and adult life has been worse than childhood. I started boarding school at six - and while I was homesick for some time, the camaraderie of other inmates, uh, students, was the only thing that kept me mildly sane - I had people to look out for and protect, and similarly people looked out for and protected me.

As an adult, I’ve unwittingly repeatedly chosen lonely paths - moving frequently for several years before settling down and starting a business. I spent my days surrounded by people with nobody to relate to - I can be friendly with employees and clients, but I can’t be friends. I can’t confide about what worries me.

Either way, I broke - I spent most of 2016 having anxiety attacks that’d see me vomit for weeks on end, to the extent that I ended up hospitalised several times with severe dehydration and hypoglycaemia. I passed on the reins and left.

I now live on the edge of a village in the middle of nowhere north wales. I have drinks or go for walks with with my 93 and 84 year old neighbours most days. I’ve made friends with all sorts, just by saying hello to folks as they walk past the cottage.

My financial future is uncertain - but as I write this I am so happy it brings tears to my eyes.

We’ve really forgotten what’s important - and there’s a story about a chap called Midas that we could all do to learn a thing or two from.
Yes, desperately waiting for Stripe to come to Estonia. Just got my e-residency but that's my only reason for not taking the next step and incorporating my business there. I guess the market isn't big enough yet for Stripe to open there.
That would be good.

My opinion how digital money should be used for debt-free tax-free money to pay e.g. a UBI:
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