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Where would you rate Movie Maker, and where would you rate Premiere Pro?

Shotcut and Kdenlive are fundamentally video editors, which happen to be able to do screen recording. Camtasia is specifically a screen recorder.
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he literally was speaking for himself, you ignorant, rude cunt.
>Maybe it happens some places

Esoteric or non-physical things, mostly. The NHS really sucks at trans issues, for example, where a two year waiting list is not unusual. It's one of the few areas that US healthcare sometimes does better in, where the state is one which permits informed consent care.
We are actively looking into the Mac/Windows app wrapper story (Like Slack's or Quickbooks etc). Stay tuned.
How many cities in the US have police who "murder unarmed black men" regularly to begin with? Of course if that number is small, then the number of cities who regularly convict them will be small. You can't take the small number of cities that regularly convict as evidence of a problem.
You're right that it's not gun's fault you can't do direct p2p in a browser, I guess my point is that this is one reason why people keep making browser forks and plugins
Used to use this beautiful piece of sw, i only wished it worked on slower pc's and that it was more easily scriptable. Had to drop it for a cli handmade solution[0]

[0] https://github.com/tomcooks/giulioandreotti666
Olivetti had a nice research center too, they had badges that would cause your screen to follow you to whatever computer you were in front of in the building.
>And no, the problem probably isn't guns.

The biggest factors do revolve around guns though. Not just numbers, but the culture which feeds into itself and the perception that guns are not a problem, but a solution ("The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun"). Of course, this then provokes a "Have-a-go-Harry" take on confrontation where people who are woefully ill-equipped to deal with a situation attempt to do so. The lack of training, the fetishisation of guns, and the sheer number of guns are all extremely significant factors in gun crime. Take away any one of these and the rate of gun crime would drop significantly. Unfortunately, any solution has to work within the framework of "no further regulation" to even get close to implementation which rules out swathes of methods
Good account of a scam. Notable points for me were (1) exploiting the fact that the military are trained not to question authority (2) officials still refusing to admit they were conned.
That's the paper, it has its own references.

We also detect a signal indicative of substantial gene flow between the Indian populations and Australia well before European contact, contrary to the prevailing view that there was no contact between Australia and the rest of the world. We estimate this gene flow to have occurred during the Holocene, 4,230 y ago. This is also approximately when changes in tool technology, food processing, and the dingo appear in the Australian archaeological record, suggesting that these may be related to the migration from India.

...

There is a sudden change in stone tool technologies, with microliths appearing for the first time (43), and people start processing plants differently (14, 44). It has been a matter of controversy as to whether these changes occurred in situ (45) or reflect contact with people from outside Australia or some combination of both factors. However, the dingo also first appears in the fossil record at this time and must have come from outside Australia (46). Although dingo mtDNA appears to have a SE Asian origin (47), morphologically, the dingo most closely resembles Indian dogs (46). The fact that we detect a substantial inflow of genes from India into Australia at about this same time does suggest that all of these changes in Australia may be related to this migration.

In summary we now have at least four roughly supportive lines of evidence: the stone archaeological record, the dingo bone archaeological record, the genetic record, and comparative morphological characteristics. There is no technical reason why ocean travel could not have been made between Australia and islands to the north, indeed it would be stranger for it not to have happened since those islands almost all had native oceangoing traditions and birds would have been visible migrating to and from Australia so the fact there was land there would have been blindingly obvious.
I do have a side business building custom electronics, but I think I still qualify as hobbyist :-)

I do both: for small fixes I solder by hand. Complete boards I usually use an old toaster oven, but often if the boards are really small, I use a soldering iron. I try not to go below 0805, but 0603 isn't hard.

I typically won't get a stencil for custom one-off jobs since they tend to be small and ordering them introduces delay. When I do, I use oshstencils.com. Had great luck with them and they are very price competitive.
Same here, except I gave up on video editing all together because all of the FOSS video editors I tried were trash (I don't use that word lightly but they really were -- completely unusable). Never tried video editing with Blender, have only used it for 3D modeling and rendering.
It does happen, and the company can go on to be hugely successful. Dropbox, Coinbase, and Shoptiques were all accepted with individual founders. However, you would have to be exceptional. Even more than any other YC company, which is a high bar in the first place. PG once wrote that he believes having a single founder is the #1 reason for a startup failing (http://www.paulgraham.com/startupmistakes.html).
Yup been on sbb since saltz's article a while ago on HN, proud member of #solarpunk
It's easy to be cynical about this, but even citation count is a more useful signal than upvotes.
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So sorry to hear your story. Cancer just plan old sucks. It has impacted my family and one of my adopted children. My mom had pancreatic cancer (The deadliest of cancers) in 2017 and she is absolutely fine and cancer free a year later. Numbers don't mean anything to the individual and don't look them up is always my recommendation.

As a non-medically trained support member I have gotten pretty good in talking with the doctors about my family members cancers. I help explain them to others in my family and when I sit in the conversations with the doctors I stop them talking to make sure the patient is taking it in and understanding. I have unfortunately worked with many doctors and I have never had a negative experience with one when I stop them and ask the patient do you under stand and have them repeat what they heard. I even did this with my son when he was 8 because it was his body. I would than have a notebook and have them write down their questions throughout the day for when the doctors showed up (Usually around 6 or 7 AM)

I encourage everyone that enters the cancer world, as either a parent, spouse or close friend, to learn everything they can. The more you learn the madder I get at cancer research and specifically about pediatric cancer research. There is a Radio Lab Podcast and it got pretty intense for me to listen but I also understood cancer at a much better concise way after listening to this and specifically how cancer spreads. http://www.radiolab.org/story/91714-devil-tumors/

Three piece of information I always give to everyone:

1) The most important staff member of any doctor or surgeon is the Nurse Practitioner. They are the Master Sargent of that practice. Get their contact information and always make sure they are informed of what is happening.

2) Never assume that the different doctors are communicating, because 90% of the time they don't. Not between the surgeon and oncologist and even residents to other residents. Always ask question to make sure they know what is happening to you. Your the one making sure the different silos are talking.

3) Have two people you can call if you have any concerns. You get a gut feeling you don't ignore it. Doctors miss things all the time and you call that person that you trust. My mom started coughing after surgery and I knew it was serious. Two doctors from the surgeon's team show up and basically don't think it is serious. In the room I calmly said that we both have concerns and think someone else needs to see this. They were figuring out someone else to come to look at her. In the mean time I walked out of the room and called the surgeons nurse practitioner directly and state that I thought my mom's vocal cords were paralyzed, which I already ask the two doctors if they thought that was the issue. We were in the ICU within 10 minutes after that call and we were there for 4 days. My mom's voice came back 2 weeks later, she is a license counselor and her voice is her job. The thing is have a plan on who you can call if you get scared about something.
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Scrolling? What are you experiencing exactly?
if you look up freedive fins or watch a spearfishing video you will see they are very different from traditional scuba diving fins, they are designed to magnify small movement. The trick is not to descend fast and vigorous, but rather to lazily peddle down, it takes longer but you end up burning less oxygen and end up with more reserve at depth.

If I where to take a guess I would say if well trained in controlling muscles and heart rate non-static apnea required 15-25% of the oxygen supply that you would have had if you where doing static.

Also the 6 minutes I mentioned has a margin in it as well. I remember reading that totally calm and motionless it's closer to 8 (I have never tried to push past 5, due to the cognitive issue talked about in the article). Most people drown because they panic which can spend it all and get you to black out in as little as 2-3.

That is the really interesting thing about spearfishing, it's requires you to be almost meditative in the face of a bunch of stimuli such as you are in water, you are deep, there are predators attracted to what you are doing and the excitement of the hunt. All those have to be put aside because you biggest issue is time, when it runs out none of it matters so you become hyper focused on time and mastering control of your body to extend you time.

One time I got pinned between the surface and a nosy tiger shark and it struck me after the event, that I never had an oh crap a 14ft tiger is interested in me moment. Instead every thought was about how to engage in a pissing contents with this shark while I conserve energy. It was a fascinating conversation of variables in my mind and almost meditative and robotic. In the end I decided to use the blowfish defense (Compact yourself into a tight ball with eyes on the shark, then when they come in to bump you, you sprawl out in a X formation fast like a squid or a blowfish, predators in the ocean don't like it when something triples in size right as they approach) as it would be one quick burst of energy, instead of poking it with my gun until it got deterred, which would be a death by a thousand prick by slowly eating my time each time I had to volley with it.
Thanks! As soon as i get it working on my arch laptop i'll try get it running on rpi
I'm all for OSS too but when it comes down to it, if you're serious about video editing, this isn't really a tool you can make compromises on (and trust me, I spent a lot of time trying before pulling the trigger on buying Camtasia).

This is after having recorded about 50 hours of real-time video over a few years. There's just so many things you absolutely need to be happy and productive when recording -- especially if you plan to do this for a living.

Using a bad video editor (and I'm not saying Shotcut is bad because I haven't installed it yet) is just a really draining and time wasting experience.

It takes me around 70 minutes of real life time to produce 10 minutes of video after years of work flow optimizations and using what I think is one of the best tools available to make screencasts. Almost all of that time is spent editing in Camtasia (stopping and starting the recording, correcting mistakes, adding post-production effects, etc.).

I would love to switch to an open source tool (for many reasons) but the reality of the situation is, I wouldn't switch unless it was remarkable because it's such an important tool if you're livelihood depends on making videos.
Now, to port lisp and C to it.

The interconnect will be the most interesting part of this cluster.
I'd recommend that a beginner go with the iron. It's all too easy to overheat components with a hot air gun, unless you have one with excellent temperature control. Even then, you need to be aware of accidentally desoldering nearby components.
This is just a data pipeline . Multiple tools support what you describe . Or you could do this as a batch job / use spark to perform the task as a stream.
The Manchester Art Gallery took down the painting, leaving nothing in its place, in their words, "to prompt a conversation". A conversation which, conveniently, would have the Manchester Art Gallery named at the center of its discourse.

In my opinion, if the gallery owners have a statement to make, they should make it. If they think the painting is wrong, they should burn it. If they don't, they leave it on their wall.

This isn't a political statement, it's advertising, and the gallery deserves to be criticized by both sides of this debate for appropriating a political movement for advertising without actually committing to it. It's disingenuous. They're trying to look socially conscious without actually being socially conscious.
> When some of them are corrupt, does it matter that the rest might be decent?

That argument can be used to attack virtually any minority.
My wife and I are about one year ahead of you with the same diagnosis, currently fighting a recurrence. Keep fighting, stay positive. (And yes the science is astounding and rapidly developing.)
Maybe I expressed myself incorrectly. I am not saying that daredevilism is not ok just because it is dangerous. You can go to any inhabited area and do what you want. The problem here is using public spaces to perform your stunts. You are effectively putting others at risk in an activity that they are not taking part in voluntarily.
Apart from the resources already mentioned (the official Spring guide in particular alongside the tutorials) Mkyong.com is a terrific tutorial site for everything Java and Spring Boot: https://www.mkyong.com/
Meanwhile my ISP Excitel is happy with CGN only :(. They don't even announce IPv6 on their routing table.

The moment someone else offers equivalent speed 50Mbps symmetric Unlimited for $13/Month, I will be out.
> if there’s a mechanism to detect these stem cells, then they may be vacuumed out too

From the article:

"But others, especially those linked to leukemia, seem to give stem cells a new ability to accumulate in the marrow. The result is a sort of survival of the fittest, or fastest growing, stem cells in the marrow."

One could make reasonable hypotheses that fasting has no effect, or a deleterious effect, on the prevalence of these mutated stem cells.
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If it was only a handful of malefactors, then the rest of them should be forcing the bad apples out quickly, and calling for justice. The fact that the vast majority of police officers remain silent lends some credence to the generalisation.
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Not really.

The tool isn't the issue. If a hobbyist wants to play with a Pick & Place, go for it.

My point was that the typical hobbyist isn't going to be manufacturing 1,000 units of anything, no matter how cheap is to do. Once you get into those numbers, it's far more likely to be a (small) business venture.
Yes. In every conceivable way, yes.

And whoever is suggesting otherwise should be considered suspect.
Because somebody else has to clean up their splattered remains.
Would Lisp macros make sense in language that is not homoiconic?
Takes a great engineer to make that work as well as it does..
You can ask a passerby of any of your activities if they want to be put at risk just because you are swinging from a crane, let's see if that compares with the same answer when you ask them if they want to take the risk of living in a city with car smoke. It is just not the same.
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I can't thing of any (realistic) reason for a P&P machine to be connected to the internet.
How many years of these warnings is it going to take before people actually take action? A couple of browser plugins and a change of search engines and social platforms will solve this problem entirely.
Exacly! I have an FDM printer (~$300) and it's great to have it at home. When I design something, I can do a partial print at low quality to check for clearances within an hour. Then I can modify the design and print an optimized version. It makes for a really short feedback loop and if I mess something up, I don't need to pay the base fee again. And I'm a true hobbyist, I don't do anything hardware or CAD related professionally.

Also, it's just lots of fun to work with the printer.
There is a similar discussion in the rock climbing community about free soloing, which is climbing without any sort of safety gear except climbing shoes and chalk. Its foremost practicioner is Alex Honnold, and he produces some amazing photos:

https://static.businessinsider.com/image/57bf13b9b996ebef008...

But a sizable chunk of the climbing community is against publicizing of free solos. Some think it will encourage others, some think the practicioners are irresponsible -- not so much for risking their own lives as commanding rescue resources if they mess up but don't fall and need rescue. Sponsors have an uncertain relationship with the whole thing.

I personally think it's fine to publicize free soloing, and the original post here as well. Watching a skilled practicioner like Honnold do it is a unique experience [1] and remarkable just like any demonstration of skill and athleticism in a very high-stakes environment, except perhaps more so.

The fact that there is apparently a subset of less-prepared people interested in copying these stunts is unfortunate. A compromise might be to cover the level of preparation that goes into these things rather than just shots of tennis shoes dangling off a crane -- Honnold has said he only started soloing after thousands of hours of climbing -- but in general this is one of those things where the risk is so obvious that I think publicizing it is not really irresponsible.

[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=b4c-8xWD1Mk
That is a fascinating comparison but one aspect that may not make it a fair is comparing NI region vs. city. It would be interesting to compare just Belfast to Baltimore because thats where the majority of deaths happened.

edit: add a dodgy esimation

Belfast poulation in 70's: 431k

% of troubles deaths in Belfast : 43%

=> murder rate: 479 * 0.43 / 431 = 44 homicides per 100k

But as you note, the NI figures is only the political murders so it can only really be compared against a similar subset of Baltimore homicides e.g. "gang violence".
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>There's no reason to be polite about this.

There is - the tone of the article affects the tone of the thread. Hacker News is supposed to be about intellectually gratifying discussion, but an article whose purpose is to spark outrage results in comments full of invective and tedious boilerplate. Cathartic for people who want to rant about Americans and guns and ACAB... but we've already been there and done that and read that a hundred times.
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> They put their lives on the line every day

They also put other people's lives on the line every day.
Not entirely false, no. It does not have end-to-end encryption by default, and not at all for group chats, and the cryptography is a bigger unknown than with others.
Is that "Whataboutism?"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
Yes. It is hundred percent possible to create an app using kotlin. You don't need to write java code to interface with libraries (though you can if you want to).

Since both Java and Kotlin compile down to the JVM Bytecode, using Java libraries with kotlin won't be an issue.

Convenience might be an issue if you are starting new. Most of the turorials and the official documentation for android are written with Java in mind. There are good books and tutorials available for kotlin and they will only increase day by day. But you will have to work hard for the initial period.
Denise Herzing used synthetic whistles trying to label things in our human way, pretty much the extension of Herman's line of thought. But we do not know if dolphins indeed label things in their natural communication system.

Signature whistles are tricky, and not everyone agrees that they are actually a thing. There was a recent study done in Israel where dolphins appeared to be using signature whistles of dolphins who died some time ago. It could mean that either signature whistles are not what we think they are, or that dolphins have routine conversations about their dead companions.
Google's gonna snap this one up real quick if it gains any traction. Oh boy, they're not going to be happy about taking eyeballs away from their index page.
It's also a really weird choice of painting. Almost like some sort of rebuttal to #MeToo.
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It also seems like that particular cancer mutation is permanently targeted, but yes it’s not like this shot will be given to four year olds as a general prophylactic
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I'm curious if there will can ways to use the autoimmune system to fight cancer in people with autoimmune diseases. Knowing someone with RA that has had cancer in the past it really complicates things because stimulating the immune system flares up RA. Often RA treatments involve suppressing the immune system.
>When some cops are corrupt, does it matter that the rest might be decent?

Of course, if you replaced "cops" here with "black people", you basically arrive at the attitude of the corrupt cops themselves, and those who justify their "zero tolerance" policies, including those mentioned in TFA.
Camtasia is much more than a screen recorder.

Look at a couple of Youtube videos on Camtasia 9. It is a full fledged editor (and also does audio / video recording too). That's the winning property of it.

You just click a button to start recording, deliver your video content, press stop and then you can immediately start editing your content. Then you export and you're done.

With something like premiere you would have to record your audio and / or video with a different tool and spend a lot of time importing. I also found premier's UI to be crazy complex (in a very non-intuitive way). I haven't tried movie maker.

Camtasia's editing effects are just enough to make really nice screencast style videos without being overwhelming. I've gotten hundreds of positive reviews on my tech courses that were related to the production quality of the videos.

For example, the video on this course page[0] was made fully with Camtasia 9. All of the animations and even the slides / tooltips.

That whale animation and text dropping effect took around 5 minutes to make from scratch once I figured out what I wanted to do. All I had to do was pick some things from a few drop down boxes and drag 2 or 3 sliders around.

[0]: https://diveintodocker.com/