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And who would use the forked rendering engine? Would web developers add the forked engine to their test suite?
Currently, it's architecture is similar to modern nginx, while simplicity is the point that makes it faster.
I'll surely, look at your links and ideas, as this is still highly WIP.
If you want to help creating this, feel free to join! :)
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No worries. They updated to choose the revised 2008 date instead, which is good enough. It's also interesting to note that it's easy to ascribe negative intent to entirely [helpful and] descriptive statements. I've done this before too. A Jerry Springer Learning moment, perhaps! This is quite a common ape attribute that it is worth practising not doing. Instead: 'if in doubt, assume good and helpful intent' makes for a useful rule of thumb.
Interesting, I can boil water with fire directly.

But when I put oil (in a separate compartment) beneath the bowl of water, and light it on fire, the oil burns off, but doesn't boil any water.
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On a side note, what happened to China's elevated megabus/trolley?
Ask HN: How to make an impact on climate change?
Over time, I’ve become increasingly convinced that the biggest and most important problem we have a shot at solving during my lifetime is climate change. However my skills are in software and ML which I do think are some of the most powerful tools available to us. Does anyone on HN feel their work makes a big impact towards solving this problem? Alternatively, does anyone have any ideas about how to make progress on this problem given the type of technical background I and many others on the site have?
But this is exactly what they try to achieve! There are so many creators that don't have regular content worth subscription or patreon. They might be doing one quality blogpost a month or a year. For them ads were only way how to monetize the content somehow.

BAT is trying to change that - instead of ads you put money into Brave and pay those tiny amounts to creators directly. The idea is that you might not even know that you often read some blog and the browser distribute BAT for you (if you want).

Honestly it is not about the cryptocurrency hype at all. Like everybody wanted some legit usecase for crypto and now when there is one then people hate it because it is crypto...
> RT-Linux is an external patchset that still only gives you Linux, with some extra guarantees ...

Most importantly, RTLinux is very much not the same thing as PREEMPT_RT - the patchset that is actually expected to be mainlined in the future, and that some distros are shipping as the "-rt" kernel. Yes, I know it's confusing. That's why clarity is very important here!
There is one point you haven't considered:
Even though a pure indexing strategy is appropriate, it is not appropriate to use Vanguard for this. At the billion-dollar level, assuming that the index funds had an expense ratio of .05% (among the lowest out there) you would be paying annually:

1,000,000,000*.0005 = $500,000

For that level of expense, you could instead have a one-man office or other service provider that can buy the individual stocks comprising (or closely approximating) the index, and not have to pay any expenses other than his salary and trading costs. Meanwhile he can provide tax planning/philanthropic services as well.
Yep. In her case, she is definitely not a fast learner, but is very scrupulous. She's a great fit for a repetetive manual labor job. Of course, the work is very demanding compared to what we do, but she does not know any other kind of work, so she's okay with it. I suspect that was the issue with the author of the original article - moving from being a freelance writer (sounds like a relatively cushy job) to an Amazon site worker must have seemed like entering hell.
This is my favourite stack :) built webhookrelay.com with Go (although not Gin, just negroni mux) + vue + vuetify fpr material components. Working on both backend and frontend is a joy and I feel super productive.

The main thing with vue is getting project structure right, try grouping per pages and you will be fine!
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Some people here really seems to not like (and flag) anything related to diet. That's unfortunate. I did not know the linked studies!
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Well he mentioned LISP and if we include all of it's innovation then garbage-collection, homoiconicity, tail calls, and REPLs are covered.
So much this.
I was brought up being told swear words were the worst thing and never heard my parents utter a single one. All while classmates used them all the time.

All this did was cause me to use them all the time in literally every situation possible, outside of my parents earshot.

Now I'm almost 30 and I am still the most foul mouthed person I know. Its totally ingrained in me, I can't hold a conversation, a meeting, an interview, without swearing.
On the other hand, if you don't have a lot of money, many investment strategies become infeasible. The move from 1mm to 100mm would definitely increase your investment universe, not decrease it. With 100mm you can do private equity, VC, debt, illiquid and obscure stuff, EM bonds, etc etc. Most of that you can't do with 1mm. But you are right that going from 100mm to 100bn definitely shrinks your universe.
Well it just doesn't make sense to me. If I were to clone the repo for example or receive the code in some other way, then I've never entered into any sort of contract or legal relationship with this company yet they're suddenly asserting all sorts of control and limits on my rights (far beyond cppyright law).
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Did Confluent use Node? Python? Ruby? Django? Flask? Linux? Did they manage to avoid using any free and open source software?

Would they have liked it any of the things that they used said "you're not allowed to put this on a server and make money off it"? I wager they wouldn't.

People are saying that Confluent have every right to be doing this. They certainly do, but it's not very reciprocal of them to do so. If we're going to be so worried about Confluent's income, we should also be worried about the income of all the forgotten software developers that Confluent has likely based their business on, and I don't think the answer is for everyone to start forbidding making money on servers unless they wrote all of their money-making server software themselves.

These new breeds of licenses with anti-AWS clauses trying to make sure that Amazon doesn't make too much money are also harming in their wake many other developers. Software development as a whole is going to be getting poorer if enough people want to forbid making money on a server.
The "very cheap labor" is nowhere near as cheap as it once was, which is one of several reasons why international companies have been shifting their manufacturing elsewhere.

The "very free" kind of capitalist market is also nowhere near as free as it once was. Chinese capitalism (or the previous version of "socialism with chinese characteristics") was based on the implicit understanding that you have freedom to do business and make money so long as you stay out of politics. This is no longer the case. Many companies must have Party Committee Members from whom they take guidance, ensuring that they follow Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era.

Since Xi Jinping became leader, China has been shifting emphasis from economic pragmatism to ideological purity. If China continues down this path, we'll continue to see a steady stream of stories like the one posted. Having said that, the Chinese leadership are not stupid and will likely make adjustments if they're suffering too much economically. My main point is that the China of 2018 is a very different beast to that of 2012, therefore previous assumptions about China that were valid for decades now need to be reviewed.
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"keep your identity small", advises white rich straight dude with no political opinions that threaten the status quo
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My guess is that most UHNWIs would do better to simply park their money in Vanguard index funds and call it a day.
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Helsinki Solar Power plant in full speed replacing coal:
https://www.helen.fi/en/sun/homes/solar-power-plants/suvilah...

Yes it is covered with snow. And yes the production was 0.53kWh today. On best December days it produces 10kWh, Which is 0.0003% of its theoretical power.
That sounds like a great idea.
I have thought about something like this before, where people hold each other accountable, kind of like where people are project managers to each other.
Doing it with slack though hadn't crossed my mind, but that's a great idea.
Why not 90/10? In 2019, the Discord store target a 90/10 revenue split
yeah hate it when I have to pretend to have the "correct" values on slavery, flat earth theory, and women's suffrage

just to fit in
Motion sickness is only normally an issue in these 3DoF headsets.

You don't tend to get it with room-scale setups.

I'm hopeful that decent inside-out tracking will be a thing in 2019 - then it's off to the races.

Perfect inside-out tracking with hand tracking, mixed VR and AR - that's when consumer VR gets big.
Large companies usually don’t act with a single voice. The iPhone is what stopped IE’s ability to dictate what the web would work like — not entirely without help but it’s what forced companies to treat support for other browsers as mandatory rather than nice-to-have – and WebKit was a huge win for open source, eventually including Chrome.

That doesn’t mean that things like Lightning connectors don’t also happen but in the context of the web Apple has generally been helpful for fighting monoculture since it used to be a huge threat to their continued existence.
Contract law is a large and complex area of legal code, but the key term that get repeated is the "meeting of minds" which is the core disagreement between those that find EULA valid and those that find them invalid. Classical contract law holds that you can not make contract binding if one party has not read it or do not understand if for one reason or an other. This is used as the example when someone talk about switching a contract under the table, using microscopic hidden text, or other contract schemes. By using excessive length, language, complexity, and a position of power (you may not use the property you bought unless you agree to this additional arbitrarily terms) many see it as identical to switching the contract under table.

There is also some additional fun extras in contract law, like the concept of fair terms. This very old idea is that a contract should be a balanced deal. Terms that unfairly give one party undue benefits can then be challenged as invalid.
In both of those instances, wasn’t there onebusiness that they split into two? That’s still one source of wealth. They just divided it earlier than death.
> It opens up the possibility of seeking help without risking criminal conviction.

There are numerous recovery clinics in the US. I’m not aware of any of them having a policy of reporting their patients to the police. What would they even be arrested for? Having been high in the past?

Fear of criminal penalties isn’t a barrier to recovery in the US. I’m not sure where you got this impression.
And gasoline has efficiency of exploring, pumping, refining and transferring it (tankers, pipelines, trucks to the gas station)
"They're a kid" used to excuse bad behaviour kind of starts looking less credible in the late teens. He's 26; long past the point where it's a reasonable excuse.
Fun feature: on mobile, if you drop a bunch of lava on a bunch of fireworks, your phone gets hot.

Nice work.
>an independent browser development team

So Mozilla?
I usually do either/both of:

- Search for 'better than [x]'

- Type '[x] vs' into Chrome's address bar to see what autocomplete provides
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You'll often see these entitled data engineers, data architects, data warehouse engineers. Terms to search for are data warehouse, data lake. Industries that use EDI tend to have datawarehousing jobs. These include healthcare, energy, retail shopping
If anything, that supports GP's point.
Great tips to start saving money
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Not once, but an improvement lasting years after years of trying every cure in the book.

I shared some some etiological observations, not suggesting any 'solutions'. And no, son, it hasn't been 'solved', nor has cupidity (or lameness). Treating symptoms is not a 'solution' but it is quite profitable.
The argument is that people are going for legal more potent, more dangerous drugs in US because much harmless marijuana is illegal (Just as when alcohol was prohibited
people switched from wine and beer to moonshine). This is true everywhere including US. Not just Portugal. So when relatively harmless recreational drugs are decriminalized, people won't go for fentanyl or oxy.

Then of course we have the moral argument. The addicts are an extremely at risk, isolated, poor community. They can't seek help as their very existence is illegal (they consume illegal drugs). If drugs were legal, they could seek help without fear or stigma, others could help them without fearing breaking law, NGOs could legally operate in this domain helping them (with disposable needles, safe usage etc.. not just in rehabilitation). All this is true for US. Not just Portugal.
On the other hand, when you have $5M, you may want to protect it because if it goes down to $1M it makes a difference. For those ultra-wealthy though, if their wealth goes down 100x, it does not impact their comfort of living in any way. They just have less power.

I'm sure it still does not feel good psychologically so I'm not completely disagreeing with you.
in a country with strong workers rights you most likely get overtime pay which makes crazy hours to expensive.

more likely you'll get reprimanded for working more than 40 hours because the company would be liable to pay you even if you did not report any overtime.
How would one add Authentication / Database support?

You obviously have the router for the front-end, but with Echo, how would one add authentication support, or should I just look at a different stack such as Django or Ruby on Rails with multiple auth / ORM middleware and use Go as a back-end?
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Thanks for your reply! Yes, I can see now how it would be beneficial in this case at least. :)
Manufacturing is mostly not shifting away from China because there are layers and layers of know-how, specializations, access to sub-contractors.

Nobody is going to duplicate Shenzen in the forseeable future.

Yes - for raw, basic labour - Nike might move to Vietnam - but manufacturing is not just 'labour' - there's a host of professional aspects on top of it.

Tiny example: I'm working with a manufacturer right now making a plastic part that cannot be injection moulded. The factory has specialists in this, and CAD folks who can very intelligently work the part into a solution. These are serious skills.

I don't quite believe that under Xi things have changed that-that much for regular business people. Yes, the state apparatus has changed, but it's not hugely material for the merchants.
Isn't Carmack a Libertarian? That's quite far from mainstream conservative, and _very_ far from Trump. Also, I'm not aware of Carmack funding any covert propaganda campaigns...
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Author here... thanks so much for the interest!

Clearly there are other things that need to be put on that list. One challenge I had was finding clear citations to the very first example. It is often very hard to find where some idea comes from. In addition, sometimes there is no one single place, because there's this gradual improvement.
Ditto. I've the Pixel 3 XL, my first pixel phone and I love it. Fast, good battery, gorgeous display and monthly updates with none of the Samsung bloatware forcibly installed. I used to be an iPhone user years ago (owned 4 of them) and I'd never go back. In fact my wife has an XS and I wouldn't swap mine for hers.
It has nothing to do with the article. It's an ad.
Just did this on an SE, I was expecting to come back and pick it up in a couple of days (website says up to five business days when you make an appointment), but it took a bit over an hour instead. Having an Apple store is great.
>Yes, rules are needed for a game. But is it enough?

No, it should also not be tied to some productive outcome, which this does not.
Do something useful with your life.
I'm pretty certain anyone who'd want a photo with these two knows very well what the gesture means in this context.
People have choices. You don't have to be a beat down slave all your life. You can revolt. It's just that the will to revolt hasn't risen in recent times. But it would be interesting to see it happen again because I simply can't see how contemporary culture can continue a whole lot longer.

What I basically found out trying to "retire early" is that there are the "high" paying career jobs in offices and everything else is $10-$15/hr. crap work. There is barely anything in between, mirroring what is happening to the middle class--it is being hollowed out so that there will only be rich and poor and nothing else. Places like Mexico are already like this. It is sad and completely avoidable, but oligarchs and autocrats don't want it that way.

So revolution it will be. Only a matter of time and hunger.
Oh yes that is crackpot but that doesn't mean everything is crackpot just like a scientific theory can be wrong in many ways and still right about something more fundamental.

I am not supporting any single interpretation I am just saying that in this area we don't really have anything firm to grasp on to and given that mushrooms where here before us I am not going to rule out that there is something to this even though it might not be McKennas theories.

I don't know how it can be junk science when it's not even science. I am asking a question there are more people than McKenna (people who didn't have any opinion about 2012) who have theories. Those theories will need to be testable to be science I don't think we have any test even by most rigorous scientific standards that allow us to test this area, at least not yet.

Right now I am just speculating not putting forward any specific theory but just to repeat. Mushrooms were here before us apparently covering the planet. So whatever was here originally we are a part of and that's at least to me worth exploring a little more than just calling it junk science.
Both Gen Y and Millennials were the generation after Gen X, but different analysts placed the cutoff at different points and around different events. The people who coined the phrase 'millennial' thought that generation started in '82 and ended in '02 while the people who came up with the name Gen Y were, if I recall correctly, placing the cutoffs at '78 and '98 (or thereabouts).

'Millennial' seems to have been the catchier name, so it stuck around more - I think most people who are Millennial or Gen Y are also the other.
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Currently we have only what CapacitorSet prepared: https://github.com/Glorf/lear/issues/1
I'll try to fix HTTP/1.0 support and post some more detailed benchmark in few hours
>... No swapping or paging. ...

That's more of a function of your hardware resources and workload than the OS architecture you're running. E.g. a lightweight Linux desktop installed on present-day hardware will literally run with zero swap use - in fact, it will cache most disk access. (Unless you open something that hogs RAM, of course.) That may not be literally a soft-RT system, but from the user's POV it's just as snappy as one.
Having tested Visual Studio and IntelliJ IDEA in 1080p (HD), 1440p (QHD) and 2160p (4K) desktops with a Vive Pro, I would it say it really depends on your monitor and HMD resolution. With the new Vive Pro, 1080p is totally acceptable, albeit strenuous (for my eyes/brain), then again I am easily fatigued by anything in VR lasting more than 30 minutes. It also assumes you don't mind coding in HD, which I do, so I have only tried a couple times before giving up.
You can easily add authentication to Go via JWT [0]. You can also write middlewares in Go[1] ranging from auth to gzip or anything else you can think of.

[0] https://github.com/dgrijalva/jwt-go

[1] https://hackernoon.com/simple-http-middleware-with-go-79a4ad...
> I believe Amazon has built a somewhat more dreadful work environment than traditional factories.

I kinda feel like you are comparing highly paid, often unionized factories with Amazon. Of course Amazon will come up short.

But when I read, say, about how modern chicken processing plants work, Amazon doesn't sound so horrible.

Here's the 2017 list of worst OSHA violations; Amazon doesn't appear on it.

https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/articles/16362-oshas...
VTSAX is 4 basis points of expense ratio. There are others with 3 bps and Fidelity has one with 0.

Even at 5 bps on a billion, I think you'd be extremely hard pressed to do everything Vanguard does for you for $500K/yr.

I'm at least a factor of 500 away from having to consider this question, but if you told me it would cost me $500K to have one fewer critically important person on my staff to deal with, that would be a good tradeoff in itself.
Thanks for the mention. I updated https://landscape.cncf.io/format=landscape to remove them.

If I miss the initial announcement, we would remove them when they don't tweet for 3 months: https://github.com/cncf/landscape#non-updated-items

(Disclosure: I maintain the landscape.)
You must have been throwing a lot of CPU power at it, or perhaps I've just been extremely unlucky:

I've used multiple QNX based user interfaces and the one thing they all had in common was their lagginess and unresponsiveness.
Well said, I wish more people took this view.
I see design patterns only as a way to efficiently communicate with other people creating software. That's still pretty big though.
That tractor is wild, thanks for sharing!
Regarding buying, "The Gifted" is not available at Amazon.de but is at Amazon.com. And that's without the problem of often not available English subtitles even when English audio is available.

On Netflix Germany (the only Netflix I can get since they banned VPNs) I can't watch most animes in Japanese with English subtitles.

On Prime Video from Amazon.de, they often don't bother to even license the OV audio at all.
Content Based Addressing is a late, distributed, and rather distant relative of hash tables. Hashing itself is item #5 under "Appendix: Software Innovations Being Considered".
IMO most of 'average life expectancy' can be attributed to human ignorance and savagery. Like the savagery of pouring dyes into rivers until too many people die of bladder cancer, then moving the factories to another continent. Repeatedly. Or the savagery of using scientific knowledge to create nukes ... and use them.

One example of ignorance is knee-jerk, gainsaying, scientism about alternatives to Western medicine. My use of Neti was recommended by a well-trained physician, and it was very beneficial. There was indeed practical wisdom in the world before the rise of materialist rationalism.

Oh yeah... and western medicine couldn't save the lady's ass. I'm sure the bill was VERY healthy though.
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I wonder whether the State Synchronization Protocol has been documented, yet.

* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11612615
Yeah, I don't think it's that great of an idea. Any sort of operational or execution-related risk you introduce by replicating indices with single names could cost you a lot more than $500k and really isn't worth it.
I do! But this serves as a good stopgap solution for me.