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Nope, not at all.

I'm not looking for the next github page with collections of tons of different sites with different courses.

I still hope for one platform where all those smart people out there are working together to optimize learning.
Did you know Flatpak support is on the way? I'm hoping that it can help fill the void for applications which haven't made it into Nixpkgs yet. (And maybe for things we can't build from source, as much as I try to stay away from those.)

https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/33371
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Tell me what generation had high twitch games and 4" screens in their hands 24 hours a day?
As a non-american jaywalking laws seem utterly crazy. The onus should be on the driver not to hit pedestrians, not the other way round
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On laptops with an FDE disk, there's a password prompt on bootup (not wakeup from suspend to RAM - possibly configurable) before you can do anything else with the machine. Seen on Dell E models and Thinkpad T models.
The medicalisation of my death is the thing I fear the most.
I think using a VPN actually increases risk, because it makes you suspicious.
My go-to ones have been:

Binging with Babish/Basics with Babish
This guys shtick is that he recreates dishes from film/tv. He used to be a video editor iirc so the production quality is great and it’s very focused on the food itself (as you can tell by you very rarely seeing his face). As he got more popular he made the Basics series. Can’t recommend them both enough
Binging: https://youtu.be/bJUiWdM__Qw
Basics: https://youtu.be/Upqp21Dm5vg

Food Wishes
This is done by a guy called Chef John. Similarly to Babish he’s very focused on the food/process, and is very good at explaining some principles and encouraging you to think for yourself (he’ll often not give precise amounts and encourage you to add some, taste, add more if needed). His voice/inflections can be grating when you first watch his videos but you grow to love it. He’s got an endless supply of all sorts of dishes so he’s a great resource
https://youtu.be/ifWWRZSWS18

It’s Alive with Brad/Bon Appetit
This is a series from a channel about making pickled/fermented food. A lot more specific but it’s hilarious and I’ve made some of the stuff from the series and really enjoyed it. Even if you’re not gonna make any of this stuff I’d still recommend these for pure entertainment value.
There’s also a bunch of content on Bon Appetit (the channel), some of Claire’s vids are very good, mostly baking-related.
Brad: https://youtu.be/UGjCeAbWKPo
Claire: https://youtu.be/yxGczEE3NSw

Other channels I’ll look at include Alex French Guy Cooking and J Kenji Lopez Alt. Alex does a lot of cool stuff on Ramen, and is quite experimental, exploring different techniques for doing things etc. Kenji is very scientific with how he cooks things and explains the reasoning behind, say, why you should shake your boiled potatoes before you put them in the oven to roast them.
Alex: https://youtu.be/HzIdk8UHHUU
Kenji: https://youtu.be/argKpeiKFfo

If I think of any others I’ll comment again!
The make money online community (outside of the usual scammers and spruikers)
Doesn't the guardian mean Sky, BT, and Virgin Media?
That is interesting and different from what I have experienced on Android. I've no explanation for that.
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Read the first two.

1) He funded the construction of the $1 billion Trump Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, which opened in 1990. By 1991, the casino was nearly $3 billion in debt, while Trump had racked up nearly $900 million in personal liabilities, so the business decided to file for Chapter 11 reorganization, according to the New York Times. As a result, Trump gave up half his personal stake in the casino and sold his yacht and airline, according to the Washington Post.

2) As a result of the bankruptcy, in exchange for easier terms on which to pay off the debts, Trump relinquished a 49 percent stake in the Plaza to a total of six lenders, according to ABC News. Trump remained the hotel’s CEO, but it was merely a gesture -- he didn’t earn a salary and had no say in the hotel’s day-to-day operations

He had a lot to do with those two.
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> Europe doesn't have free speech, so, no problem.

No-where[1] has the US's extremist version of freedom of speech. Europe has a different form of free speech, and in this example Eric's right to be forgotton probably doesn't trump Someone's right to publish true information.

I guess there'd be some judicial attempt to balance these two rights: Does Eric pose a continuing risk to the public from drunk driving? Is Eric a public figure who's claimed to never have driven drunk? Was this a one off event that happened many years ago, never repeated? This would be something courts are able to decide.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_10_of_the_European_Con...
Ummmm... the link in this thread leads to a verified "T-Mobile Austria" Twitter account, so what do you think?

Every T-Mobile (including the US one) is owned by Deutsche Telekom, but most of its subsidiaries are named differently. For example, Macedonian is called "Makedonski Telekom" instead of "T-Mobile Macedonia".
the site stepped out for a bit :)
That guy is a scam artist. Tesla accounting is very abnormal; it's probably why the CFO quit.
> And lunches now tend to be efficient affairs, devoured at one’s desk, with an eye on the e-mail inbox.

Alternatively, you do go into lunch break, because you have to network with colleagues or business partners.
hey HN,

Inclist is a tool for investors to view financial results of public companies, all at one place.

Why i wanted to build this thing?

whenever I have some extra money, instead of keeping them in bank, I like to invest it in stocks. Usually I download their annual reports of past 5 years and then use excel sheets to analyse the annual and quarterly results.

But like most people, I am not a full time investor. I spend most of my time coding and making things.

So i wanted to build a market analyst, which would collect all the financial data of companies, and make it easier for investors to select and filter out the good companies.

And that's what inclist does. Here you can view all the annual results, quarterly results and balance sheet of public companies.

i hope you will find it useful :)

PS: As of now, it is only available for companies listed in India. But i will be releasing it for companies in US very soon.
RTBF comes about because someone did exactly that, and the publisher ignored the court rulings.

I'm uneasy about some RTBF cases, but where you have a person making prolific publications across a variety of legal jurisdictions and ignoring the legal rulings (which happens in cases of stalking and harrassment, for example) it's impossible for the victim (and they do suffer real harm) to get justice other than asking search engines to de-index the attack pages.
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I think people who complain about being bored are simply scared of being alone with their thoughts. I don't mind doing "nothing" on a train or bus ride, it gives me time to slow down a little and just think to myself.

I think this "gotta be busybusybusy" thing originated in the US, but it is definitely spreading.

I see way too many people who are way too wrapped up in their careers or are constantly stressing about all the things they "have to do", and they forget to actually enjoy anything, because they're already mentally at the next thing.

I love lazy Saturdays on the couch, and I wouldn't trade them for anything.
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Are you talking satellite-to-satellite relaying? Assuming they're all moving relative to each other, then probably not, unless the laser transmitter or receiver are moving as well. And moving parts wear down and require power, so you'd want to avoid them on a satellite if possible. However, if parts of the constellation are following each other in exactly the same orbital path, then those parts might be able to optically relay without moving parts.
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On 5th april RBI(Indian central bank) issued few guidelines and Regulatory Policies, Below para is from that document

13. Ring-fencing regulated entities from virtual currencies

Technological innovations, including those underlying virtual currencies, have the potential to improve the efficiency and inclusiveness of the financial system. However, Virtual Currencies (VCs), also variously referred to as crypto currencies and crypto assets, raise concerns of consumer protection, market integrity and money laundering, among others.

Reserve Bank has repeatedly cautioned users, holders and traders of virtual currencies, including Bitcoins, regarding various risks associated in dealing with such virtual currencies. In view of the associated risks, it has been decided that, with immediate effect, entities regulated by RBI shall not deal with or provide services to any individual or business entities dealing with or settling VCs. Regulated entities which already provide such services shall exit the relationship within a specified time. A circular in this regard is being issued separately.

So support us by signing this petition against this policy.

https://www.change.org/p/rbi-make-india-at-the-forefront-of-blockchain-applications-revolution
You would be surprised to see how many (often older) people double click everything by default. Explorer folders, desktop shortcuts, web forms, it is all the same to them.

I’ve run a number of event sites for luxury car brands and it was stunning how many double-click form submissions we received on those. Often just milliseconds apart.
I wish Twitter would just go away already. It's a walled off, proprietary and useless cess pit of meaningless jibber jabber.
Cui bono? Lets face it: Donald "grab 'em by the pussy" Trump has zero respect for women. His goal isn't to protect women; it is to protect men.

And I know this is a bit of a polarised statement, but that's what this law does: it protects all the people who benefit from sex workers (usually females) by putting the whole profession more into the underground. Its just ostrich politics at best. At worst, its a nefarious way to oppress [these] people who are, again, mostly (but not exclusively) women.
Having tl;dr tweets shows how far twitter has gone from the original concept.
Nope all those young guys after 2 years will move somewhere else for better salary. Then they will recruit new young ones.

Seems like long term employees are burden. They get old, sick, know their rights. Maybe even start having demands and don't just leave when those are not met making them grumpy.
> Should we give Trump the right for his bankruptcies to be forgotten? Do we give child molesters the right for their crimes to be forgotten?

The right to erasure (right to be forgotten) does not protect this.

It refers to a very specific right that does have real limitations.

The ICO has written some specific guidance about this that might be helpful in your understanding.

https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/guide-to-the-general-da...
I agree with the sentiment, but respectfully propose that the office con is part of a larger and even more brazen : commodifying all of reality. Besides all of the relatively well-known ethical and psychological problems with selling and buying time and land, commodification also greatly diminishes the development of what Marxists like to call "the productive forces" -- if not for this artificial system of value created to mask European conquest, we could easily be in some an unimaginably technologically advanced post-scarcity heterotopia right now.
I am pretty much like this. I still enjoy socializing with people, but I'm happy as hell when I have loads of free time to work on what I want, when I want, for as long as I want. I could live a thousand years without a schedule and never get bored.
And even if the "software part" is perfect, the machine learning part is still a black box. You don't know when will it fail or how will it fail.
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>"it's extremely expensive" and "no one likes it" are really not compatible statements

I don't know much about the situation, but these are easily compatible statements. People might be trying to live where their job is or near the city they like or grew up in. Quality of the building you are living in is usually not the #1 concern.
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No. You can't eat replicated dollars. But you could eat replicated food, wear replicated clothes or drive a replicated car.
Why greater or smaller? The effect of this comparison will only diminish Facebook risk in people minds.

The right answer is that Comcast, AT&T and Verizon pose a the same surveillance risk as Facebook.
The title made me think about something completely different.
I'm not sure whether I really agree with the singular focus on the CEO or C*O, but often one of the reasons that is given for their large paychecks is that they carry a lot of responsibilities. Following that, it would seem prudent to actually hold them responsible when something goes wrong, especially something with as much impact as a large-scale data breach.
Are unsound type systems wrong?
Sounds like it's pretty easy to compromise this kind of encryption if you steal a laptop that's suspended [1].
One of the easiest attacks mentioned is to just keep the drive powered and plug the sata data port into another computer.

Another risk is that you don't know if the crypto is secure. There are lots of possibilities to get things wrong [2].

It seems inevitable that the further you get from end-to-end crypto, the less secure it is.

[1] https://www.blackhat.com/docs/eu-15/materials/eu-15-Boteanu-...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_encryption_theory
> Just because I can exchange Chuck-E-Cheese coins ... for certain specific goods and/or services doesn't make them fiat.

So what does it make them then? As far as I know, the categories are "fiat" or "commodity-backed". If it's not Fiat, which commodity backs Chuck-E-Cheese coins?

Or is it merely backed by the say-so of the Chuck-E-Cheese company? You understand that "say-so" in Latin is "fiat"?

Isn't this just a form of "Company Scrip", a (low quality) Fiat instrument?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_scrip

https://thebluecollareconomist.com/2016/10/30/fiat-currency-...
> If prostitution is illegal the police can crack down on any form of it they encounter

The police doesn't do this. If they did this, they'd have busted tons and tons of people via this Backpage website plus some warrants. They don't because they don't care.
It's curious how the company that dedicated itself to "do no evil" to gain traction, has done evil and is seeking limits on this thing, yet in this community still jumps up and down on Microsoft every time it can, yet (agreed given it's past), hasn't shown the same level of social evil GOOG and FB have.
I don't see how the capitalism was created to mask the European domination. I think it's just the result of going through the path of least resistance as the concepts of trade, money and globalization are all at play, and not of some intentional/evil cooperation. However, I imagine your point might be explained by some actions of East India Company or such, and I'm not well enough versed on that.

Moreover, could you expand a bit on "ethical and psychological problems with selling and buying time and land"? This sounds like a novel idea to me.
The potentiometers get worn and dirty, and the varying resistance from the dirt and loose contacts causes the jitter. You can try cleaning them with electronics cleaner or alcohol, but it probably won't work for long, if at all.

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Commodore paddles are similar, but use 470k ohm linear pots. You can use 500k ohm ones if you can't find 470's, but you probably won't have a problem finding them.
When it comes to playing games with partners like these the only winning move is not to play.

Since personally identifying data is valuable and companies like Facebook have made a business of cashing in on that value there is no way for you to be sure that they won't overstep any artificial bounds which have been set by law. If you don't want them to run amok with your data you need to make sure they don't get your data, first and foremost by not voluntarily handing it to them (i.e. don't use Facebook-the-product or any of Facebook-the-company's other products), second by making it harder for them to collect data through other means. The former is easy, the latter can be harder. Blocking Facebook assets at ingress points and in ad blockers only goes so far and is made more difficult by sites using material from *.fbcdn.net (e.g. react components, etc), not to mention those Facebook holdouts who insist on tagging photo's with your name etc.
An intriguing study of an evidently cross-cultural experience! The authors identify physical brain differences between those who report chills (intense emotions) when listening to music and those who do not. These effects are not attributable to gender, ethnicity, IQ, languages differences, years of musical training or personality!
I'm sure this article resonated with many engineers, not just from the game industry. What resonated with me the most, was the part about hiring a consultant, only to tell management what their employees have been telling them all along (for a ridiculous hourly rate of course). The simplified executive line of reasoning, why to rather trust an external entity over their own people, goes usually along these lines: "We do not take advice from our employees. We hired them for grunt work and we only expect them to follow orders. What could they possibly know that could benefit our high-level decision making. Afterall we pay them so little".

I consider the case, which the author describes, where the consultant actually talks to engineers, a happy day scenario. I was witness to a fast growing startup hiring a well known global consulting firm to help them set up company structure and processes. The startup was unable to do this on its own because of lack of leadership and unwillingness of the owners to empower their own people. The consulting firm sent over a couple of their junior consultants who consulted their 3-ring binder of best practices for the nearest matching industry category and gave their recommendations, which were followed quite strictly by a newly hired junior management. All without talking to a single engineer.

More often than not, employees are considered a necessary means to an end and treated as such, with the least amount of reward and care for which they are willing to work. Their sense of professional honor, responsibility and guilt is often exploited in an attempt to achieve higher output. Does the company's products or services suffer because of this? Of course, but nobody at the top cares as long as there is a metric that tells a good story. And when not, the lowest ranks are the first to be pruned and restructured.
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> So it appears the CEO of Reddit disagrees

Under the advice of his/her legal team (lawyers).
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1. Don't stock up on components at the beginning. Only buy components that you need to build a chosen/designed circuit. Passive assortments contain useless stuff like many slightly different values of nanofarad capacitors. They will waste space in your parts storage.
1.1 Always keep your parts organized!

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Big pharma has been mistrusted for decades now. Think of the 1993 movie The Fugitive.

Banks and other lenders has been mistrusted since biblical times.
They might use certain obscure language as a form of steganography. Just like certain words are non-descriptive (but become descriptive over time) such as in street language or street names for [certain] drugs.
> the need to stay warm sets a floor for the body size of oceanic mammals, while the need to eat sets a ceiling. And the gap between them, Gearty found, is surprisingly narrow—and far more so than on land.

Interesting. If the range is so narrow for mammals, how did Dinosaurs get big?
>a member company cannot search MIB or report information to MIB without the applicant’s knowledge and authorization.

Sounds like you consented...
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It's not what they are made of, it's the effect they have. Bits get stuck between your teeth and gums, and this encourages bacteria to grow and establish biofilms, which once established can start causing tooth decay. Long term, they can cause a lot of damage.
Not quite nothing, there's a reason people get their stomachs stapled.
> Europe doesn't have free speech, so, no problem.

Europe definitely has free speech (all the countries I know of anyway, Europe has a lot of different countries). There is just a different definition of what exactly is free speech and what is something else (some racist things are not considered free speech).
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Offtopic but damn this is clever (back in the days).