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>Mathematics is either correct or it isn't.

That's not really a relevant standard for publishability. There is an infinite variety of correct mathematics that is far from being novel enough to be in a quality journal.
tax them
> Your solution is to give over the power over ressources to private individuals, instead of controlling them democratically.

The idea that we democratically control the government is basically a myth. Once we elect a party based on some loose promises, they have free reign to do whatever they want. We're basically voting for one of 2 sets of ideas that we dislike the least, and then giving absolute power to the people who parrot those ideas. Those that aren't part of the elected party (department heads outside the cabinet) are also effectively unelected leaders and will continue to hold power after a new party is elected. What I want is a limit on absolute power, for anyone. Currently the state apparatus is a form of absolute power, and thus a magnet for the kinds of corruption we're talking about. I'd much rather we kept a balance of power between the economy, the individual and the state such that each has its own power and none can force the hand of another. But that's just idealism really, I just think that for now billionaires are the lesser evil compared to the state.
You forgot to mention that everyone needs to be a winner at the end, because no one wants to be the loser.
This was one of the more egregious ones from a few years ago; since fixed, but as far as I'm concerned the trust was permanently broken (what's to stop them from doing something similar and hiding it better, after all this made it past the package maintainer until a user complained).

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=786909
2B must be ”pageviews per month”?
But isn't that at investment, then? A secretary will show off his scarf (let's make him a man and tone down the sexist undercurrent), not bury it.
I am well aware of that, my country spends billions every year on child protection and it barely makes a dent it seems. But this is India were public safety is lacking and kidnapping is not so rare. And instead of doing the hard thing we are here talking about WhatsApp.
a2) collected Germany-friendly scientists, like Von Braun, in easy to poach organizations.
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I only use the mobile browser version because the app is laggy and forces you to install their shitty dedicated messenger app just to read messages.

At least thats how it was 1,5yrs ago or so, haven't tried it since then again.
There was an article recently on HN that the average age of an entrepreneur is somewhere in thier 40s. But, I’ve worked at startups since I was 35+. Many startup jobs outside of SV are just like any other corporate environment. It’s just the HN/SV bubble that makes people think that all developers are under 30.
They seem to be using Na as a justification for using N, since the other chemical symbols don't match the acronym either. Unless they're just using the first letter of each symbol, either way it's not a great name.
No surprise. A 250MB app that needs updates every week, can’t show your friends most recent updates on a chronological timeline, doesn’t let you chat with tour friends, analyzes everything within the app including maybe facial emotions, and keeps sending useless notifications to make you open the app; no wonder people are fed up and delete it.
it is worse than impractical actually light is the best propulsion method per energy consumed (as propulsion efficiency depends on speed) it is just that to expel a given mass of light you also need a huge dead weight to emit it.

it would be way more useful to have a method to turn matter into light. this would be a fantastic low power space engine.

(not really an expert, but pretty sure about this)
But the bottleneck to Teslas becoming popular enough to make a dent in the carbon emissions (however popular that is) is not the price, it's the production rate.

My guess is that, as with so many Silicon Valley ventures, their value is mainly determined by the amount of hype, ie. number of people who want Teslas, regardless of whether they will ever be able to produce enough to meet that demand. If they go for break-even between supply and demand they'll probably make more money, but they'll be worthless. It's perverse, but I think that's the reality they'll be facing.
Fair question. There are a number of differences between apps like Freedom and StudyCity. We are aware of the recent VPN rules. StudyCity simply needs a gate to direct the student / child to take a couple of minutes to earn points on Khan Academy or another supported site. The gate can be implemented in many ways. At the moment, this is all the detail I can provide.
> The hot issue today is overcoming discriminations and social pressure, which to my knowledge dwarf any physical effects

That is an extremely unscientific statement, let alone logically false. It's impossible to attach a moral value to any scientific finding anywhere, especially a priori. There are always both good and bad consequences, impossible to predict. And if you are coming to science with a predefined set of results you find acceptable, you 're not a scientist, period.
Yeah, and how many of those are on Instagram and WhatsApp?
It's probably extremely wealthy, highly superstitious Asian guests. The article mentions that more than 50% of the guests come from Asia.
That's because China just isn't good enough for these corporations. If it were, they'd go there faster than you could say "quarterly report".
Why to choose surrogacy in Georgia?
That doesn’t seem relevant to the topic at hand.
Ok this is neat, would you mind sharing the actual measurements you ended up using for your different shelf sizes?
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> To say that this is truly an economic process is cheating slightly, since the ledger fails to account for the trivial matter of the $100bn or so spent to build the space station in the first place.

The ISS is a laboratory, I don't think it's fair to consider its cost as a factor here in the same way you don't consider the cost of the University campus for other research.

I highly doubt they'll be doing full-scale manufacturing on the ISS. They'll be using it (as it was designed) to conduct experiments on their technology and prove that it can be done. Only then will the real investment will begin where they construct dedicated manufacturing facilities.

I wonder if this would be an opportunity for Bigelow Aerospace's inflatable modules?
> You don't know what websites do with your client data (fingerprint, extensions, etc), what cookies they write & read and who are they selling that data to.

You can take actions within the browser and on your network to mitigate what websites can and can't do with your data. However, if your browser itself is compromised and closed source, there's nothing you can do about it and you can't even be sure what data is being extracted and used.
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Do they only hire from Lake Wobegon, where "all the children are above average"?

/apologies to Garrison Keillor

edit:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Wobegon#The_Lake_Wobegon_...

(and yes Keillor's "Lake Wobegon" stories [ibid.] are hilarious)
That is a very specific description of the american voting system. I am not american. I agree that the current models of democratic control are severly and fundamentally flawed. But it's frightening to me that you think giving the power to private Billionaires with no democratic legitimization instead is a better solution.

This is what people mean when they say Capitalist Libertarianism is a form of Authoritarianism.
That's why you capture an asteroid or mine the Moon.
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I'm imagining a giant spool of optic fibre made from lunar regolith being wound back to earth directly from the moon
This is really cool stuff. Editing notebooks in the browser is pretty good, but it can't (yet) match the experience of a well configured (and extended) text editor.
>The videos, whose origins are impossible to trace because of WhatsApp’s strong encryption, ...

So? The problem isn't that the videos exist but that people are spreading them without knowing they are true in any sense. Each and every person that forwarded the video is responsible for the results of their entirely deliberate action. In many countries, spreading hate is straight up illegal. Why should people be let off the hook just because it is done on the internet?
Exactly but i don't say: "Software engineering is the most fun job".
i don't follow, but sounds like something funny
I think something like BOLT[1] has more promise. Now that I think about it, I'm curious if I take my unoptimized executable, generate the profile for BOLT, then apply BOLT's optimizations, is it possible to come out ahead of the Compiler+BOLT optimizations?

1 - https://github.com/facebookincubator/BOLT
> In France, they’ve had those patrols for at least 10 years. They have increased in quantity, but those are nothing new.

Ten years isn't that long of a time. I'd still say they're relatively new.
Was it refereed?
In case OP doesn't respond, I imagined a bit of wood with "keyhole" shaped slits in it. Probably something like this: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71K4bZIM-pL... or maybe this https://dclwoodworking.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/img_1312....
> The security and maintenance requirements

thats why you need one of the sharing protocols, like IPFS that make security everyone's responsibility, not just yours.

I don't get why you think cloud solution is so much better. Glorified CDNs are a clumsy intermediate solution until internet connections get fast enough for everyone, that running a sharing node will have negligible impact. E.g. no cloud provider can compete with Popcorn Time in speed, despite billions of dollars of effort.
I did not say attachment of the brick. But anyway, where and under which reading standards does the constitution prohibit this.

Our legal system is not base on such meaningless distinctions. But, it’s to interpret things such that the rule is you (government agents) can place a tracker in the bed of a pickup truck as long as it’s not attached. But, cases are decided based on context not the form actions take. So this is a privacy issue not a private property issue.
May be start paragraph with "What Is Anna" ?
Photon-photon scattering has been observed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-photon_physics
You are seeing sexism when there is none. I don't think buying expensive cars, clothes or gadget is a male vs female thing.

Call it an investment. But that still not for the love of art.
From the tagline: A recent study suggests they’ve got the voice but not the brains.

As pointed out early in the article, I had always read it was the other way around; their brains are advanced enough for rudimentary speech, but they lacked the vocal "hardware" that humans developed over time.

The fact that they can learn to sign and show true understanding of a non-verbal language seems to contradict the article's gist.
They have a sister site linked at the top of the page for CMS
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Most people don't have the time, energy or will to do most of these things. Many others who do would simply be very unhappy doing those things. My whole point was that people should just try to enjoy their lives, not have it revolve around some very low probability event.
Also fix "I'm clearly a little bias against wireless"

Edit: and "genre's"
i will add to not use the default http.Client/Server,

poor performance, instead use fasthttp
It's probably tangential,and anyone can get unlucky, but it does seem kind of fair to judge economic policy advisors by the performance of assets they control. We might get better predictions if they had to put their money where their mouth is, and everyone could see their scorecard.
Can someone provide me a usecase for this when compared to executing jupyter straight into VSCode/Atom with vscodeJupyter/Hydrogen?
Nobody except their AIs.
Your web browser is a lot less likely to grab your recent calls and GPS location.
If you consider port 80/443 as essential, then you can add 853 to that list. Every network who blocks it, blocks an essential port, similar to blocking 443. This is the angle one needs to work with here. Why keep the status quo for all eternity?

People have difficulties port forwarding. It's fixable, but then again, this is a different issue. You are talking about incoming ports, not outgoing.
Sure, having good existing themes is important, but it's much harder to quantify.

Also, themes are not 'one size fits all', so consider meeting your local designer/frontend developer (or contact me :) to create a theme or at least adjust an existing one. It makes quite a difference when the theme fits to your needs.
Yes, and guess what the genetic differences are also significant. XX vs XY, meaning women are less likely to suffer from genetic defects and deseases.

Just how are These differences affecting the way a given Person can function in today's highly technical world? Except purely physical sports, at the very high end Level of athletes, that is? And even there athletes are not just devided by sex but also weight in case of martial arts.

Even in traditionally "male" Domains like warfare a smaller size can be an Advantage. Take pilots of certain combat helicopters, if you are to big you can't fly them because you simply don't fit in the cockpit.
Wide spread state sanctioned monogamy as a norm is a couple of hundred years old. All 3 of the Hebrew based religions for instance don’t have the requirement and quite the opposite have polygamy as part of their basic texts.

Before approximately the Victorian age the idea of monogamy from a reproductive position would be seen as odd.

States have other ways to handle their angry young men. A common one from history (the Bible is rife with it) was using them to slaughter some other states young men & enslave the women.
His personal carbon footprint doesn't matter, because he is actively working on reducing the emissions on a quite large scale.

Model 3 was supposed to be cheaper, $35K, but they are concentrating on assembling the expensive versions first, which makes sense. They do need money to build more production lines. Unless a comparable competitor shows up, he will have customers for many years to come.
> not in the brain of the classifier.

Sure, but you can see physical differences between your paternal and maternal grandfather, too, even if your culture considers them the same "race."

> to say that I could extremely accurately
> classify blue and brown eyed people?

And why not classify them as deep blue, light blue, hazel, and deep brown? Or blue, gray, and brown? Etc.

The point isn't that everyone's eye color is the same. It's that the classification is arbitrary.
No need for “will”s. The term is near ended. Can you support your theory with real incidents? Which research was funded, which wasn’t funded?
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I like Manolo Naon's art, and I am quite fond of creative coding, but something that strikes me when seeing this article comparing his works to Kandinsky, Ernst et. al is that his works are always harmonious, a single idea in action, whereas all these classic artists have conflicts and discord in their works.

They deliberately avoided doing things that were simply decorative or pleasant. (Probably they were avoiding accusations of just making couch and wallpaper patterns)

There is more to experience then just one decorative process at work.

You can feel the artist's presence and discord in the images. Look at the Max Ernst works and ask yourself why he left it imperfect, fading away like dreams or unconscious processes.

Look at the Kandinskys. There is far more information (different design processes juxtaposed), and even after looking at it for a while you still have to wonder how it is balanced and yet there's barely any repetition.

Manolo is always explicit and readable. There is a lack of mystery. Once you've examined the image then you like it, but nothing stirs in the depths.

But he's young, I like the direction, and he will definitely keep developing.
> Because there are some incredibly easy, low cost things you can do to increase your odds of surviving a collapse.

Seriously? Even if you had extra food and water to last years, you're totally screwed as soon as people around you who have run out find out that you're hoarding all that. No matter what you had to prepare, if enough people get together they can always come and take it from you.
For collaborating on the code look at the Visual studio code feature called live share, which allows you to collaborate in real-time [1].

I've tried it and it worked well.

[1] https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2017/11/15/live-share
Undeniable? No. Amongst the other issues stated, this isn't necessarily a physical difference, it could be purely a societal one.

All these studies suffer from a bias that we can't get rid of unless we assume it's not true for a few generations, namely is the effect due to nature vs nurture.

Whether it's race or sex, if society favour one race or sex over the others, how can we ever know if it's due to something in the genes, or due to the general favours, special treatment or encouragement that particular sections of society receive that caused the imbalance?

If you are told while young that you should be a house proud parent rather than a DIY parent, a Princess instead of a Knight, a Hostess rather than a Pilot[1], of course these "undeniable" differences are going to emerge.

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/aug/22/sexist-tui-air...
> Collectively, companies today lose upward of $300 billion a year paying down "technical debt," as developers pour time into maintaining legacy systems or dealing with the ramifications of bad software.

As a person who had looked intensively for a job in Central Europe in the recent months I can confirm this. Plenty of awful software and stacks. Decade old monoliths in ASP .NET, Visual Basic, pyramidal monstrosities in JAVA, fucking COBOL transactional and registering systems. The only reason they „maintain” these projects is some legal obligation, once the obligation expires the project will be shut down and people will have to look for a job in the year 2020 having experience with Visual Basic. You will have „standups” with „American colleagues” at 7pm your time. It’s literally working on carcasses. Good portion of German and Swiss businesses pushing out their rotten carasses over here as well.
Not really. Almost all of WhatsApp related lynchings are from villages. The OP's point is that one app cannot fit all.
To give you one silly point to understand; These are the people who are online for the first time. They still are in the 'click here to talk to online hotties in your area' level scam. A regular internet user would know that this is fake. Not them!
vscode live share
Weights, especially if done in the extreme and with bad form can cause deterioration on the joints. Take an extreme example: Ronnie Coleman, 7-times Mr. Olympia winner( bodybuilding). Apart from the insane amounts of drugs these people inject themselves( bodybuilding competitions are the only "sport" that doesn't test the athletes for steroids), this guy was training with free weights at the extreme. We are talking about 800 lbs squats etc. He has had 8 spinal disk surguries and both his knees replaced.

Compare that to Phil Heath, the current mr Olympia winner for 8 times in row( I think, could be 7). He is using mostly machines and so far( he is pretty old at this point) hasn't had any major injuries. So my point is that although machines are proven to not increase functional strength( due to the isolation of the joints), at some point weightlifting can be detrimental. I don't know if the person you are talking about took it very far or not but it certainly sounds like the type of person that would.
It seems around the world being unscientific and plain stupid is a great asset for winning democratic elections. We will be horrified if a well know professional speaks such rubbish but somehow okay with the facts that such people can handle countries with multi-trillion dollar economy
I agree that Live Share sounds like the perfect solution.
You can even share ports, so your friend can access your development server.
A senior engineer is someone who actually completed a project or two. Someone you can entrust with big chunks of development work and be reasonably sure they won't mess it up.

In that case would I have been considered a “senior developer” straight out of college since I was entrusted to create a fairly large system by myself in the mid 90s? I had spent close to 10 years by then as a hobbyist.

If a person who has just completed a project or two and doesn’t know anything about designing large, scalable, maintainable, systems and doesn’t know anything about infrastructure is a “senior developer”, we really either have a horrible level of title inflation in the industry or we just call everyone senior but some are just more senior than others.

I’ve been a software developer officially for over 20 years, but I know I really only have the last 10 years of experience and the first 10 or so were only worth about 2.

That being said, I agree that any real experience as an individual contributor over 10 years, isn’t worth much for most corporations. On one hand, your salary does peak, but on the other hand, so does your value to the company. As an individual contributor, you only contribute X number of hours worth of semi-commoditized value to the company. As a team lead or technical manager, your knowledge can easily be multiplied across the organization.
Could this be the answer to "I don't like notebooks" [0]? Or does calling scripts from within a notebook still do horrible things to the managed state?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17856700
The money is being moved between people who don't need it, so they can keep score in a game that only they are playing.

Definitions of value in this economy are tautologous.

What has monetary value? Anything that can make more money - the quicker the better.

It's actually rather stupid.
Nowhere in the article is it explained WHY the supply of capital is so high.

Here's a hint. Trillions of dollars were printed (and are still being printed) by central banks.
This is fantastic!

Now, they just need to adapt jupyter itself so that it reads the python files directly, dispensing with the need of the silly ipynb!
That was and still is the case. We just have forgotten about it. In the past it was SETI/napster/torrents/kazaa etc. Someone else mentioned minecraft servers. There are also lots of people running similar opensimulator servers at their home. Unfortunately laptops/tablets have thinned that crowd and the possibility of having such arrangements is smaller overall now.
Well that was part of what I was referring to with chaos engineering. But I think your "declared hostile power" is part of the hysteria I was referring to.
This makes me ponder the affects of a device such as Elon Musk’s Neuralink on other species. Will we be able to make animals smarter, not just humans?
From wikipedia: "...including a family of glasses ZBLAN with a composition ZrF4-BaF2-LaF3-AlF3-NaF."

Which seems to make sense.
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