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TL;DR trying to head off cardiovascular events? Maybe time to stop. Trying to stall cognitive decline, and other traits? Not yet clear.

So.. depends.
What if grocery stores where required by law to evaluete people’s claims that articles about them should not be published and then remove those articles from the newpapers it sells (though newspapers sold directly to consumers were still unedited). You might presume that the grocery store (if it had the resources to handle this burden) would have to make journalistic decisions about if it sould allow or densely every single request. This is almost exactly like what Google is claiming.
I took the Red Line every weekday in 1995, and I remember those signs.

MGH might be an exception, though the train itself would still have signs. It's also possible the signs were out of service when you showed up.
Look at Chomsky. When my grandparents where young, he was there, doing stuff. Today I am slowly turning old and he's still there doing stuff.
Eating meat is perfectly natural, humans are opportunistic omnivores. It's weird that I don't, and I wish it were an option for me, but I've just always been too creeped out by the thought of eating parts of another animal's body.
> So you would rather only the rich can afford to protect themselves?

Does Europe not have the concept of a court-appointed lawyer?

> RTBF makes it possible for ordinary citizens who can't afford fancy lawyers to fight big corporations to seek redress.

No it makes it possible for criminals to hide their criminality. To be very blunt, if I were an employer, I don't want to hire a murderer. I don't care if he/she was convicted and served their time. Once you have committed murder, I will not hire you. I will not deal with you in any way. Hiding/obfuscating true information from me is wrong. Criminality is public record. It should be easily accessible.
It is that simple. Just the same as in real life. If you're "saying, likeing, sharing" things that "don't represent who you are" maybe you should take some time for introspection rather than demand the world to follow your narrative.

Information you, yourself, post publicly to the internet is public. Just the same as if you got up in Times Square and shouted it using a megaphone.

Information that is factually accurate that is posted publically on the internet isn't under your domain to censure. This falls heavily in the camp of "freedom of my speech not freedom of your speech" that seems so common here.

Information that is posted by others that isn't factual is already covered by libel and slander laws so doesn't fall under here.

The internet should be, and for the sake of truth has to be, immutable. The "right to be forgotten" is the right to break any concept of online reputation.

If you want to control your narrative, maybe don't post thoughtlessly and publicly.
JIRA's not the only service with Kanban boards/carding, but agree 200%.
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I agree, they do not think they are evil, but they know others think they are. So they mask their behavior. Dog whistling is a classic example[1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog-whistle_politics
Obviously not, the point is if you are poor and want to know if someone has a history of scamming people do you want to not eat this week and be a formal background check, or run a quick google search and not worry about where to find food. They are diffrent products but they are used for the same purpose many times.
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I can think of several, but stating them publicly would lead to social shaming and loss of employment in the current dominant ideology of the tech world.
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“The company brought me on board because of a lot of things that happened in the past,” he said. “We were probably trading off doing the right thing for growth, and thinking about competition maybe a bit too aggressively, and some of those things were mistakes.”

When I reached Khosrowshahi by phone shortly afterward, he seemed disheartened, and disarmed by the intense scrutiny that comes with his new job. He told me that the autonomous division had been working toward offering driverless-car service by the end of the year, and that there would inevitably be “bumps and bruises” along the way. “What happened last week was truly tragic,” he said.

Are there any instances of Khosrowshahi condemning these mistakes more forcefully? If this is all he has to offer in response, then I don't see much shifting besides the language the problems are couched in.
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so copyright everything you post online and then invoke DMCA when it shows up in search results?
The article itself admits "All non-English-speaking powers of our globalised world recognise it as the first foreign language to learn". What that means practically is that pretty much all non-native-English speaking powers of the globalised world make the learning of English mandatory. If they have a compulsory education system that includes math and science, then I guarantee they also have English as a foreign language in the curriculum.

Several unlikely scenarios I can think of that would cause English to no longer be the top lingua franca of the world:

* aliens arrive and force us all to learn their language
* technological breakthrough that allows extreme rapid language learning, everyone learns English of course, but they learn a bunch of other languages at the same time
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I'm getting little pangs of joy just remembering battlezone. Such a wonderful game, and it still holds up.
My personal belief is hang with kids. I'm 56 and I dread the day that my kids are out of the house (and it's coming).

My kid keep me young, keep me learning. I used to coach high school hockey, that was a blast.

Want to be happy? Don't get old. Want to not get old? Hang with kids.

There was some interview with a tailor in HK I think, he was pushing 100 and still working. He credited kids, he said they kept him young and interested.
Yours is a pretty weird description of the current real estate market here in Somerville.

It's a pretty even mix of owners and renters (about 40%/60% last I checked). Because of all the factors in the article, huge amounts of money are flowing in and they're being spent on upgrading the housing stock. Far from "shitty and falling apart", you see gleaming post-restoration projects everywhere, at astronomical prices.

Maybe I'm biased toward the west end of the city because I live there and the gentrification is furthest along here. But "it's extremely expensive" and "no one likes it" are really not compatible statements. The market remains extremely hot, and it's being fed by people with money who want to buy and live here, not absentee landlords. There are still some of those, but it's a shrinking group because the overwhelming financial incentive is to gut-renovate and sell as condos.

As for increasing the density, I'm all for it, but it's worth pointing out Somerville is already the densest city in New England. Denser than Boston proper, despite all Boston's own high rises. You don't find a denser city until you get to NYC. People underestimate how effectively you can pack a city even at three-to-five stories tall, if you actually stick to that height _everywhere_. We were lucky to be built in the streetcar era, and then ignored through the incredibly-dumb architectural trends of the second half of the 20th century. If the rest of Greater Boston was merely as dense as Somerville there would be no housing shortage.

My favorite strategy for getting higher density here is killing all the parking lots, along with simply getting our transit system back to the scope and quality it had in 1930, with streetcar lines all over the place.
I'm not particularly young and my great grandmother lived into the mid-90s. This would amusingly give me significant leeway. In my own quest to solve my stomach ailments I permanently quit soda and juices, switching to carbonated water. Helped tremendously.
Oh, man, I remember NetZero. Hadn’t thought about them in ages. There was another similar company called Juno, iirc. I almost miss the days of free dialup services—where I explicitly chose to see ads in exchange for a free service, and the company was upfront that this was the exchange being performed.
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Build stuff. Blow it up. Figure out why it blew up. Repeat.
Platform owners are constantly changing things, removing content, and revising their TOS to take away any and all control from individuals. Is there any doubt as to how this is going to end?
Everyone's different. I've had many 2+ year gaps during which I made what I wanted to make. I haven't gone to a regular job since 2015, and it's still bliss. I've accomplished far more of what I want to, and learned so much. I'll probably take a short contract soon, but only if I think it's going to be interesting and enjoyable. I wouldn't mind living like this until I retire, after which I hope to keep making things.
I've never understood why there's so much rage about crappy games on steam. I certainly wouldn't have the gall to charge money for a unity tutorial game, but I absolutely love some of the insane games people like zachtronics make. If we want to go back to publishers controlling access, who in their right mind would approve Schenzen IO? There's a lot of crappy products on EBay as well, but that doesn't mean the platform is useless.
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I have thought about doing the initial sketch digitally, but I think it's actually a little faster to do it on paper. I could be wrong.
Mr. Carlson is a brilliant and thorough guy. Despite my lifelong experience with electronics, I always find something new to learn from him.

I would also recommend 8-Bit Guy who dives into electronics in some videos.
I grew up in the 90s, and still have a big mountain of CDs full of shovelware my well meaning mom picked up.
I have a $99 100w Duratech one and it's perfectly adequate, no different from the $400+ Weller ones I've used in the past.

If you're just doing a bit of soldering as a hobby, though, get leaded solder. It works so much better than the modern unleaded stuff. Just don't breathe the smoke.
> but man you are very perfectionist

Yeah. It's a real "blessing and a curse" kind of thing. :-/
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These do not sound like compelling reasons to continue making sex work a crime. In fact, they sound like arguments for the opposite policy.
and government employees never reveal high-interest confidential information /s
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MBTA's commuter rail is more equivalent to Sonoma County Smart Train or maybe Caltrain. Bart may go the distance of communter rail but it's far faster and more frequent, taking half an hour to cross the bay from Berkeley to 16th street mission - at the best of times with quite frequent service in busy times.

I've had horrific experiences with MTBA Commuter Rail canceling several trains on the weekend without announcement, literally waiting 3 hour or more at the station more than once.
I like the content of your answer: filtering by tags to narrow down the search results, only showing tags that belong to the current set of results, the benefits of order-insensitive path parts, and the ease of taking unions of tag results.

The path examples that you created are Boolean queries with different symbols: slash means AND (low precedence), plus means OR (medium precedence), and exclamation means NOT (high precedence). Your last example could be rendered as "2017 AND receipts AND (business OR NOT client_3)" and mean the same thing.

In any case, the illustration you made is indeed the sort of user interaction that I want to design into a future prototype.
>sounds like it could have come out last year

Except the 'new math' is now quite old math. 1960s math maybe.
Depends what you're doing, but maybe yeah if it's just digital stuff. 10x faster to trace issues using a logic analyzer than looking at 1 or 2 signals at a time.
If anyone knows where I can buy a copy of this book I'd appreciate it. My Email address is in bio.

That computer (and manual) literally changed the course of my life. What fond memories.
You say 'just', but the reality is, SpaceX can do this because they are directly responsible for reducing said cost and launch constraints. That's no small feat.
That is a natural extension of copy on write if you are keeping reference counts. I implemented something similar for a C++ library a couple of years ago.
I'm almost certain that your comment wouldn't be greyed out if you hadn't added that last paragraph.
I agree one event does not summarize an individual. But if you can choose what is remembered and what is not you can pick and choose the data others use to determine who you are. If someone goes on a racist tirade on Facebook, yea that does not automatically make them a racist, but its a very good data point that people who meet that person should be able to reference. I believe the sentiment of the Right to be Forgotten is so the racist who changes their mind can move on from their past. But I feel this will be abused more than used correctly. Con artists will wildly abuse the Right to be Forgotten.
For an archetype of the anti-sentiment to your post, I highly recommend the autobiography of Donald Keene, renown translator of Japanese literature: Chronicles of my Life: An American in the Heart of Japan [0]. He never stops working on the next project, biting off the next book. It's an inspiring life of rich and endless output, lived in such a gentle (almost heartbreaking) way.

[0] https://amzn.to/2GZk0Am
The Chinese government tells us that its people support it 100%, but it continually acts like it is scared to death they are going to revolt.
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Why is autopilot feature still allowed to exist? It should be disabled until further improvements. This blows my mind.
Exactly. Validations are a really good tool for validating input and displaying validation issues to users. They are not a great tool for ensuring that relational data stays valid forever.
Court appointed lawyers are for criminal cases, not civil ones. This is pretty common across legal systems, AFAIK.

RTBF does not protect murderers, this is a fundamental lack of knowledge of the law and its clearly marked boundaries.
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If this has become such a widespread problem that law enforcement has resorted to trying to contact victims in airport bathrooms on their way into town, then they need to step up efforts nail the pimps and traffickers.

The assumes the law enforcement is sincere in its effort. Actual story could well be:

1. Put up ads everywhere seeking to help victims so as to convince the average person the problem is huge.

2. Pass sweeping repressive measure allowing unselective seizure of sex-ad websites.

3. Profit through increased funding, influence and programs (no ??? needed).
Those early Apple manuals were probably the best computer manuals ever done. Friendly hand-holding at its best. When I saw the first Mac manuals ... very disappointing ...
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building more housing has a lot of hurdles to overcome.

first, because we're close to full employment, it's hard to find skilled construction workers. we need to establish more and better trade schools and apprenticeships, and return esteem to these jobs (rather than to the vapid reality tv celebrities).

second, the regulatory environment needs to be improved. here are 25 regulatory proposals for california: https://urbanize.la/post/25-solutions-builder%E2%80%99s-pers... (submitted to HN but didn't get any discussion). i don't agree with all of them, but many are very sensible.

and there are other hurdles like the lack of space. there aren't too many infill opportunities left, so construction projects get more expensive and risky because of the added cost and delay of demolition.

public transportation is great, but it's also expensive (some of which is due to corruption) and taxpayers are weary of that.

that's not to say i don't agree with you. just that we must overcome a number of challenges to get there.
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yeah in Japan you have major net providers and there is even a difference between the network you rent and the ISP. For example you can be on a NTT fiber line but use a different ISP on that line.
> Does Europe not have the concept of a court-appointed lawyer?

Not sure you understand how court-appointed attorneys work. First off, you can't use one to sue someone else since you can only get a court-appointed attorney when you're being charged in a criminal suit.

Second, court-appointed attorneys suck. They are underpaid, overworked, and unable to properly do their jobs as is.

Requiring legal action would indeed create a scenario where only the rich bring such cases to trial.
I've been reading Leland's book, Happiness is a Choice You Make, the past couple weeks. I'm about half-way through it and totally recommend it.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073P1HP8P/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?...

I've been insanely fortunate to have things align for me such that I was able to recruit my 93-year-old grandpa to be my unofficial happiness mentor about 18 months ago. What started as just errands morphed into going on adventures and a constant stream of wisdom. I've been on what feels like an unusual journey (not many of my friends hang out with a 90+ year-old every couple weeks). Leland's book has been helpful in understanding how special it's been. I wrote a longer piece about my journey with my grandpa this week.
https://nanagram.co/blog/on-happiness-from-tirrell-cook
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if you crash while under a substance, you not only get arrested but you can lose your license and get huge fines.

if you crash while on autopilot, does the same happens?
Yes. You can't "be" dead, because to be dead means not to be.

If to "be" is to be conscious, then you can't "be" unconscious.
Cadillac has a similar system out in production.
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This is a very good way of describing the problem. Journalists are humans that search out salient news and stories and work on bringing it before the public. There (should be) professional ethics in their work that inform these choices. Google, meanwhile, just throws up whatever it finds. It's doubtful a journalist would ever take interest in the odd smattering of risqué/questionable moments of your neighbor, but Google's more than happy to serve them all up at your request.
Did you move back to Postgres? What are some things you did to bring some of the things you needed from Influx into PG (like rolling aggregations)?
Part of the problem for the Chinese government is that in a little more than a century, the country has been through 4 quite different political and economic systems. There was traditional Confucianism, then the Western-inspired Nationalist regime, then Maoism,and then the more moderate era that started under Dung Jao Ping. And now Xi is creating a new, more authoritarian system.

As a result the population has no real loyalty to the political system, it just keeps its head down and tries to do as well as it can. And so it will free free to revolt if it gets unhappy enough.
I don't ever remember complaining, just saying I have no idea what it's even useful for. This is usually where a good, comprehensive, thoughtful readme helps people figure out why they should care about a project over others that do the same thing and what sets it apart. But I guess expecting explanations for libraries is spoonfeeding. Oh well!
Man I cannot imagine how they will debug the issue in the algorithm and how they will re train it to get that barrier mistake out
I'm interested in how to improve the site. Due to the way it is structured however, the only way to experience it is to write about yourself. There is no 'casual observation' option. Perhaps there should be?
It doesn't mean it's not a good investment though. High ROI goes with high volatility and high risks for all investment types.
I found his nuclear war songs (We all go together, So long mom) have become politically relevant again.
"here's the HIV level, but the incubation temperature went slightly out of range when I was processing it, so use caution interpreting it."

there is no "slightly out of range". Its either in the range or outside. Valid or invalid, when it comes to critical tests like these.

if temperature deviation is outside of acceptable deviation range then thats a system fault and result should have been considered invalid.

Back in the days there was much less regulatory oversight and products like that could slip through the cracks, Resulting to deaths, missed diagnosis etc etc.

The same with Teslas AP: its either 100% confident in the situation or not. If the car is not confident in whats happening - it should shut down. If that happens too often then the AP feature should be removed / completely disabled.

How many more people have to get into accidents? I know, if Musk's mom (knock on wood) was a victim of this feature then things would be taken more seriously.
I don't see anyone mentioning here is that properly implemented persistent data structures where the increase in space is low and predictable can be used to efficiently store and query the history of data structure's state.

One example is querying which polygon from known set contains a point. If all the points are known it can be done using regular sweep line algorithm. Using a persistent ordered tree instead of normal one allows storing it's state over the sweeping process, that removes requirement of knowing all the points at the start. After performing sweeping using persistent data structure query any point can be answered in O(log(n)) time.
Similar technique can be applied to convert other offline algorithms that rely on sorting all the data to partially online (queries can be answered one by one without knowing all of them).
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> Now I know stuff like that just doesn't matter.

When we're young, we're preoccupied with if something is right, or wrong - but there is a third answer to this question; "it doesn't matter"