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Sadly we have to today. For example, I said that we shouldn't be forcing the idea that people should attend college. Rather we need to tell people to attend vocational schools to replace those who are retiring. I made the argument that the vocational schools will get you a good wage. You'll help the community. I was promptly down voted.
During my intro to computer engineering course, lectures touched on why NAND gates, and the conclusion was that you can build anything you need in a basic computer using NAND gates. It boils down to expense. A BOM (bill of materials) with fewer line items tends to be cheaper.

This doesn't really hold in today's world of silicon prints, but at the start I think it was price that drove the decision.
Or just destroying the entire cancerous concept of landlordism and housing as a commodity.

No need to get all complicated, the solution is pretty simple.
I don't know, you have to look at a lot of data.

I moved into a flat in 2003 and moved out of it in 2011. The rent barely changed the whole time (~1350/month to ~1450). I've seen the exact same flat for a similar amount. Marylebone.
Materials, labor and everything cost more today. 2008 wiped out a good portion of home builders / construction workers. Also basically nothing got built for 5 years until house prices recovered. Also factor in a high COL area and you can't really buy for cheap either the the land or the build.
Since he described symmetry in terms of rotations, I would expect that the object labeled (g) in the first figure would be symmetric under 360 degrees rotation. He says it's not symmetric.
My observations don't align with yours, though your writing is possibly emotionally driven. I don't think "progressives", on average, want to legally regulate nuclear power and speech in harmful ways. But mostly, I don't understand the implication that progress as in "progressive" is mutually exclusive from regulation. Can you clarify where that comes from?
Exactly, the show was ok but the film is much better. While the show takes place in a similar universe, it's not a continuity.
He's not using a SawStop?
That's insane...
Promotional video:
https://youtu.be/eiYoBbEZwlk
Also, exposed rats happen to live longer -> rats die of old-age diseases, particularly cancer.
Arguably legal thanks to FISA court orders that benefit Google and usgov? Where blame can be placed on "coercion" by US intel community?
If we burn or release the ocean methane deposits for any reason, most of the Earth's land surface would be uninhabitable to humans, meaning all unprotected humans would die.

Maybe there would still be habitable zones near the poles. Not certainly, but maybe.
>The language might seem harsh to you, but you'd understand it if you'd ever lived with or near such people.

I understand it perfectly well, I've lived in densely populated cities my whole life. It's a naked display of something called misanthropy and it's a core tenet of an ethos of self-obsession plus empathy absence that persons in technology AND lifelong US suburbanites far, far too often are afflicted with. Zero mystery here.
There's an explanation of why bluetooth is used here: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=223380
I'd consider 51% to be a significant chunk of the population: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Importance_of_religion_by_coun...
I see it as using commands vs direct manipulation, keyboard vs mouse, and - as a result - prioritizing efficiency at the expense of slower learning curve. Pretty much like vim vs notepad.
> baas

Unironically, the origin of the word 'boss'.
My father recently died from a brain cancer. It was a tumor originally so he had surgery to get the 6cm tumor removed. After the removal of the tumor it immediately started to grow back and was diagnosed stage 4. When he asked the surgeon how did he get cancer. The surgeon replied with "Sometimes we have bad luck". Within a Month the cancer grew back to the original 6cm. He decided to try chemotherapy but after doing it once he decided to not go through that again. He seemed fine for the next 3 months, coherent eating then he deteriorated very quickly and died exactly within the timeframe he was told.

Cancer does not run on either side of my parents families. During the last few years up until he passed, he used to go hours everyday wearing wireless headphones, falling asleep with them on, watching tv, listening to music.

That is the only thing that I can think of that could possibly make any remote sense. I refuse to believe "bad luck" is the only reason.
It's interesting that very effective technical solutions exist to the global warming. Yet, we are rejecting for political reasons the regulatory solutions that would see them deployed on an industrial scale.

A 10% levy on beef produced with strong methanogensis would make producers scramble for solutions such as these, while having an almost negligible effect on consumer prices - if sufficient time is allowed before the tax comes into effect. The results, absolutely massive, displacing trillions of equivalent investments in energy generation and transportation.
> There's no such thing as an absence of identity politics.

Sure there is! Its name is meritocracy.
You are free to give up your unfair privilege and move to the less privileged parts of the world.

> It is kind of sad that we have this way of carving up the world into arbitrary pieces and calling us "us" and them "the enemy".

Is it? Is it also sad that we carve up "homes" and "money" for ourselves? Would you give us your address and let any individual just walk into your home?

Instead of crying over your privilege and virtue signaling on social media, why not do something about it? You only have your unfair privilege because you choose to keep it. Why?
This small patch of mine to raspbian may be useful for you, then:

https://github.com/RPi-Distro/pi-gen/pull/207

The minor downside is that you have to build the image yourself, but fortunately that is a single command once docked is installed.
> Israel is one of the least religious countries on earth

Not according to this Gallup poll: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Importance_of_religion_by_coun...
The thing to think about is convexity. If everyone is maxing out their budget when rates are 2%, it causes a huge problem for their personal budget when rates go up to 4%.

If the rate was originally 10% like a few decades ago, each rate increment would matter a lot less.
Lol are you serious? That is a basic requirement of a thread. It’s embarrassing they didn’t have it before.
I think most "friendships" with people you work with feel like this. Try spending time with people you don't work with.
To help everyone else out, here is the comprehensive list:

https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/wiki/en/wikis/devices-list
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18521341 and marked it off-topic.
Master-Blaster from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome I believe already has this patent, although at this point the terms have probably expired. Maybe using cows rather than pigs would be novel enough to squeak through the patent office at this point...
Eh, the full picture is more complicated for college tuition prices. While loan availability may drive up tuition somewhat, there has been a drastic decrease in state funding to higher education over the last few decades. In New Jersey, one of the worst offenders, the state funds less per student than 20 years ago, and that is before inflation. This has driven an increase in bonds used to support things like capital expenses and even basic infrastructure maintenance, and the interest on those bonds has driven up operating expenses.

Another factor is a sort of raise to the bottom arms race among colleges to attract students with shiny new facilities, causing even more debt.
My guess is no. Concrete fails under tension and with the irregular and natural assembly process the structure probably would have issues with tension and all the extra weight. The cost of filling each bamboo void would also make it costly and less renewable. My gut feeling.
Not many people I know drive - simply to avoid the aggravation.

GO service is amazing if you are on the Lakeshore line, and pretty good on others as well. But property prices are much higher close to stations.
Sure, immediately. But OP said "I've seen this submission for hours now", as if he has been trying to decipher it for a long time.
I suspect this as well. One solution is an immediate reduction in illegal immigration, with better border enforcement and deporting those who are already here. Ending birth citizenship would also reduce incentives to come.
Not in the movie.

They definitely can't change the past. They live in block universe where there is only one timeline that happens no matter what. They can only travel into the past and observe and bring some stuff back. mc is a hero because he discovers the real villain and sends message to the future.

The idea is to get sample of the original non-mutated virus and develop a cure in the future so that they can live on the surface again, not to prevent the outbreak.

The movie ends without a cure, but now the future scientists know who the villain is, so they might send other people to intercept the villain when he lands.
Simple solution: be educated. I suspect this is fairly easy for most HN readers.
Something important that I think is worth noting is that you can reverse the symptoms of T2 Diabetes, but it does require a lifelong change of lifestyle. If you go back to your old lifestyle, those symptoms are just going to come right back. I know to some it may be obvious, but I think it's worth stressing this. When people say "reverse," they're talking "in remission." The symptoms are waiting to return if you start fucking up again. That being said, it is a much better approach than the alternatives.
I don't know why this was downvoted. Along with eliminating emissions, we'll more or less have to find a way to suck out carbon it we're to return to the world we knew.
Previously on HN (4 days ago, 250pt, 180 comments):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18493019

Looks like the author republished on Nautilus.
Methane is a stronger greenhouse gas in the short and medium term, which is non-negligible due to feedback effects.

Additionally cows are not carbon-neutral if you take opportunity costs into account. The land used to make feed could be forest sequestering carbon instead since eating vegetarian or poultry based diet requires less primary production to yield the same calorie intake for humans.
If they really support Android 8 (Oreo) on the Nexus 5 (Hammerhead), I might give it a try. LineageOS doesn't support this combination yet, at least not officially.
Why should a country’s government prevent you from traveling to/on a piece of land owned by a person who wants you there? What is there to respect about using violent force to prevent peaceful innocent people from freely associating and gathering? Why should they have that “right” to prevent you from peacefully traveling from A to B?
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> every time people cite work they are looking at it.

Not in physics. Most physicists cite without reading original sources. This is a real problem. The citations standards in physics is really low. There was a research about this but I cannot find it now. It was about the corruption in the title of one of Einstein's most cited papers. Like generations of photocopying corrupts the original, physicists copied the citation from other citations without bothering to check the original and the title became something else. It was funny.
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Why use slashes in the name? Why not just E Foundation or something similar?
I think you’re seeing a GDPR compliant website.
>> Home prices vary inversely with interest rates.

That's exactly what I said. inversely means opposite.
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You are going to have a great time if you ever travel to the US and other countries that force you to surrender social media usernames and in some case passwords.
"Non-PC" is often used as a dogwhistle to bring back white racial communities. I stop reading when such nationalism is even hinted at.
What I've been hearing is "yeah, show me ads about stuff I want to see! that's cool!"
depends on your definition of noble i guess.

bloodshed and misery of the commons is a very ... 'noble' thing. by which i mean that every noble in europes history enjoyed it.

i'd agree to the spirit of your message though, and the grandparent post probably as well. he probably didn't mean it like you interpreted it
Perl 6 variant of this would be nice.
A very disturbing PA movie, an amazing portrayal of the desolation and loneliness in that situation.
> isn't enough to buy at all so you rent forever

And landlords are willing to get a mortgage that can be paid for by the rent (modulo speculation).

"you'll probably be working 8 hours a week" - what?
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How do we know the particles won't cause an ozone hole or some other side effect?
Type 1 diabetic and ultra marathon runner here. I’ll admit keeping me alive is a waste of money (I don’t contribute much to the world) but if nothing else I am in pretty good physical shape. Aside from the diabetes, of course.
> Ok, that seems like more than a coincidence

hmmm
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My iPad 2 on 9.3.5 won't activate.
This is so interesting as I'd always interpreted "insurance" as her being there to stop the plague. I never considered either of your views nor the one in the article. Now that I see there are so many possible interpretations it really gives some fuel for thought.
Also peep 'La Puppe', a fun parody of Marker's film:

https://youtu.be/Ln2bt-PRnSY
I got the impression that the plague arc early in the show was an adaptation of the film — sharing several key characters — but the rest of it was not covered by the film. And if you watch the last season of the series, you get to see an adaptation of the ending of the movie.

Anyways, I think the series was excellent, even on its own.
Earlier in the thread you suggested that it's hard to justify ncdu using 60MB while it takes only 3.5MB to store 400K * 8 bytes numbers. The number you came up with is just silly and overlooks actual complexity of the problem.

Given that you are making an implicit judgement about the other program, don't be sloppy with your estimates.
What exactly would remain after this "destruction" of yours?
Do they really support those devices? or do you still have to install binary blobs (pried from Google/OEM images) for the kernel and/or drivers to have even basic things like touchscreen, radio, etc working?
Open minds can be broadened by experience. Closed minds stay closed.
Agreed. I like 12 monkeys better as a movie ( just my style of movie ) but brazil is a far more realistic dyspotian reality. Dystopia by the mundane and the bureaucratic rather than a mad genocidal scientist.
> But after that Academia is PURE meritocracy.

This is pure naivety.
> Sorry if that feature is included and I failed to spot it.

Don't be, it's not in yet. It's on the ToDo list. I would really appreciate a PR.
"The /e/ ROM is forked from LineageOS 14.1"

I guess that would be Android 7.1.2 then. [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LineageOS#Version_history
Years ago in the UK there was a considerable quantity of council owned properties, these were nice places to live with nice rents to pay. There was no shame in living in a council house, but you wouldn't be buying it, so it was not yours. You wouldn't be evicted either or forced to pay through the nose.

This worked as a baseline, if you had more money or wanted to live in a posh area (or just the countryside) then you could rent elsewhere. Or buy.

Councils could extend their stock of housing and there could be benefits of scale, e.g. replace everyone's windows for double glazed at the same time on the whole street.

In this market there was an anchor on house price inflation as well as market rents. Why pay double to live in somewhere not looked after just to line the pockets of a rent-seeker?

Then Margaret Thatcher came along. Nowadays we don't have council housing. There is some but none is available. Councils aren't allowed to build/buy more. With 'right to buy' the council housing was sold on to rent-seekers, none of whom have any interest at all in the community and only have an interest in making money, not housing people. The rent-seekers have portfolios as bit as large as councils used to have in some instances.

Social mobility is lost now that we have rent-seeker owned properties, you can't just move as easily as was possible with council owned housing. This has been great for the rent seekers as well as their banks. For people wanting to be part of the community, bring up a family and do legit work this has not been so good. Either you are a serf or a rent seeker. There was a time when it was not like that.

The red carpet has been rolled out all the way for the rent seekers, the silly interest rates and notionally low inflation (which does not include rent) means that their capital accumulates, they can leverage and steal more homes from people who deserve to be 'on the ladder'.

Normal working people are forced to pay ever higher sums of money to the rent seekers as they have no choice. So you have two people working to pay for a single bedroom flat, with no money to spare or kids or even cars. You would be really shocked if you saw how some people live in London, people that do service sector stuff have nothing. Pigeons fare better.

People nowadays have no knowledge of how well a stock of council houses serves the community, all they know is the world of the rent seeker. Politicians 'demand' more affordable housing but that doesn't fix the problem, you need capital to deteriorate if invested in property, an anchor in rent prices and for people to be able to live not speculate. It is not hard to get right and not mankind's hardest problem. Apart from anything else having property as the only asset that accumulates is wrong, people should be investing capital in business, old and startup, not forcing the next generation out of their homes.
So reading through it, my understanding of what is going on is that they use MicroG + LineageOS and provide their own email/app store/other services. I tried to go through to figure out what exactly they did to degoogle /e/ further than that, but I couldn't find the documentation to show me.

If the folks from /e/ are here, is there some sort of documentation of how you degoogled it past LineageOS + MicroG? I would be interested, as I use AOSP without Play Services nor MicroG, and I would be interested in seeing what /e/ gets me that my current set up does not.
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Have spent some time playing it - something that would be interesting is a view switch which expands your design again into NAND gates such that you can really appreciate the complexity of what's going on.
Lots of us.

Very few websites are actually worthwhile doing as SPA, and guess what they are actually fast to deliver static content instead of JS frameworks.
Agreed. I actively try to see how long I can talk to a person without getting anywhere near what their job is. Yes, the job may be interesting but most people are MUCH more interesting than being reduced to "I'm an engineer" "i work at apple" whatever. My answer is that i tell people I'm an aspiring astronaut...because I am. I have no qualifications and zero contacts in the space industry but conversations about the stars and possibilities of science are a lot more interesting than talking about my businesses.

I would encourage others to avoid asking "what do you do?" As well. Ask what the person's favorite book is, their favorite trip/place, their favorite memory from childhood, etc. I promise the resulting conversation will be much more interesting and also give you a better view of the person.
I would suggest you buy your own domain name, then use that domain for your email (no matter the provider). Then you have the option of switching providers (which will always have its friction) without your email address changing (so you don't have to tell your friends to update their address books nor change your email with 75 different online accounts).
Who has the power to outlaw carbon globally? Those with energy have the power, and currently carbon is where our energy is. I don't see a ban working.

Further, our whole systemis dependent on carbon. Millions (billions?) would starve without it, along with other downsides.

Future impacts will be worse if we don't stop, but tell that to people suffering today.

The advantage of a carbon tax approach is that it uses market incentives to encourage investments in alternatives. Hopefully, we are able to discover viable alternatives via this method, otherwise we're done for either way.

A command and control shutdown simply seems impossible. Maybe carbon taxes are too, but I feel a tax and dividend approach could work, as everyone gets money from it. Or a proposal to tax carbon and massively cut income taxes.

The yellow jacket protests you cite:

1. Didn't have any return of money to taxpayers. It was just a tax hike.

2. Would be even worse if fuel were banned
As he said, forgiveness and reconciliation. Sticking with it. I’m sure there’s limits and it’s often easy to tell when someone is sorry and trying to change versus taking advantage.
If it is a fork of LineageOS, I would think it needs the binary blobs you mentioned in order to work.
How is the /e/ Foundation and the /e/ OS different from Mozilla and the Firefox phone?
When I hear ideas like this, I keep wondering what the backlash would be if there was a 10% levy on all internet based services/software to tax the energy use of data centers, laptops trying to run electron apps and compile react projects.
Let's take nuclear. Jimmy Carter and the Liberals of his age were against recycling of fuel. They regulated that all spent fuel had to be stored in a super complex system that protected humanity from the fuel. The regulations are so onerous that to this day many power plants in the US are stockpiling their spent fuel because we can't build a facility that actually satisfies the requirements due to other regulations.

Another example, the Liberals want to ban hate speech. When pressed the definition of hate speech is any speech that contradicts their own. They don't hold to the Enlightenment ideal of discussing radical views. Instead, if anyone appeals to science, hard science, that disagrees with one of their many incoherent points, that person is banned from the Academy.

Finally, take SF. This city likes to describe itself as one of the most Liberal in the country. Those same Liberals have effectively priced out the majority of middle-class Americans. You know? The one they supposedly love. They did this through zoning regulations. Buildings can only be so tall. You can have only so many families per unit. They can only exist in certain locations. All of the regulation adds up to the problems SF faces today.

In a general sense, there is also the moral regulations the modern Liberals put on us. They continue to enforce the plantation on the black population, and will for decades to come. Liberals hold blacks as perpetual children. They need welfare because they are poorly educated and oppressed by the white man. Now step back and you'll see that they are oppressed by whites: white liberals. For 60 years or more Liberal cities like Chicago, LA, New York all have done nothing to improve the lots of blacks. They are kept as subsistence levels. Those Liberal bastions could have improved housing. They could have improved education. They could have withheld resources to force a change in the individual to learn and improve. They have done nothing. Like children, they shouldn't marry. The Liberals have rigged the welfare laws at all levels to destroy the home by excluding the father. Again, the list goes on. I leave it to reader to research this on their own.

In the end the Liberal of today is the authoritarian of yesterday. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WEh51z1H_o