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Well, I would say it is neither trolling nor joking, but rather a kind of thought experiment. Isn't soaking the rich (if I'm not rich) very similar to placing exorbitant taxes on the Asians (if I'm not Asian)? It's really just a matter of how far you think we can take the notion of the tyranny of the majority until it becomes morally repugnant.
This article is the playbook of how big business enters new industries. I went through this all in 2016 when big money started entering the cannabis industry. The invitations to use people's vacation homes, the fancy dinners, etc. were all part of the experience. They studied my business model and replicated it. They hired researchers and pioneers of the industry and then fired them all within 2 years once they learned everything they need to. In the end--it makes sense. We don't fit their culture and they don't fit ours.
They have offices in many parts of the world, I believe. Also, I imagine sponsoring employment visas is probably something routine for them.

But yes, it's probably harder.
The article was talking about a bill that (theoretically) would restructure the Senate without having to amend the Constitution. Even were that possible (about which I have doubts), my comment still stands.
No you really don’t, taxes should be used to fund collective services that benefit society as a whole, you don’t need to go full Libertarian to think that taxes shouldn’t be used for wealth transfer, in fact you’ll find many even on the left that think the same way.

Having universal health care is good because a healthy society can function better, when done correctly it can also improved the level of medical care that the wealthy receive if only due to the fact that private healthcare now needs to be that much better.

Same goes for education more people with better education means a richer society as a whole.

Even public housing and unemployment benefits are a societal security improvement tool people with homes and with food on their tables are less likely to resort to criminal activities.

If anything you need to go pretty much to the left to find people that think that taxes are or should be used as a direct means of wealth redistribution.
Your example overlooks a very important step, namely that no matter pays extra for that employee, the employee will have to pay 70% of it in taxes as well. No employee ever says "I have a job now, but if you want me, that will cost you an extra $1MM/yr". We go to the highest bidder, and whether the bid is pre-tax or post-tax makes no difference if the tax rate is the same no matter which company you work for.
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We've basically wrecked the planet already. At least let these super-rich dudes have some fun while it lasts.
I don't disagree with anything you've said, but not having a viable alternative to fossil fuel driven flight right now doesn't justify accelerating the damage it's doing by leaning further into it.
Bizarrely and disappointingly I'm finding less than expected when looking through my history. Here are a few relevant bits.

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https://feline-nutrition.org/answers/answers-what-exactly-is...

https://www.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.1152/ajplegacy.1959.19...
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Most companies no longer maintain their own server hardware because AWS offers more flexibility and obviates the need to have hardware on-site and IT folks managing and maintaining uptime. At Knotel we think we can provide something similar for office space -- allowing companies to have the ability to scale up and down like cloud servers and freeing them from the responsibility of managing space by having to find people to take over their long leases, do space build outs, hiring their own with facilities management, etc.

As a result, we have a ton of interesting tech challenges all up and down the stack. We are working on a canonical data model for storing all of the information on spaces so we can increase operational efficiency and transparency across the company. We are building internal tools to increase our efficiency as a company. We are rolling out a data pipeline and ensuring all data flows into our data warehouse so everyone across the company can report on their key metrics. We are integrating with hardware in the physical space to track information like usage, temperature, and we are figuring out solutions for smart access control. We're looking to use computer vision to understand office utilization and flow within the office.

In brief, we have a ton of interesting problems to solve.

We're growing our engineering team in NYC significantly, starting with some key roles.

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> But XCode and Android Studio are a hot mess and have been for years

I can't speak to XCode, but I agree that Android Studio is terrible. Fortunately, you don't have to use it to develop Android apps.
Like many terms in the English language, the word "jet" has more than one meaning. In the context of flight above the surface of the Earth, it refers to an oxygen-breathing device.
It colors the team member's view of other people or other teams, whoever is being vented about. It's contagious and establishes a culture of complaining. It gives those vented to the notion that you might vent to others about them, which you probably do.

I have seen this take over many teams and it always starts from the top of the team.
Are they paying out of their own pocket? It's pretty easy to say they'd pay if it's the company picking up the tab.
> What prevents three-letter agencies from using software without paying for it?

I would argue because the three-letter agencies want that the software continues to be maintained. And perhaps anything illegal that an agency does yields bad PR if it comes out. So they try to do only illegal things that they believe are worth the PR risk. Illegal copies of software probably is not.
"Humans and our ideas are the ultimate resource, not gas. When we work together we solve problems, and the weapon engineer who had to relocate back to HK to raise kids near family can often be the difference between a breakthrough we all benefit from and nothing at all"

Jeez, this again.

What is it about we tech folk that allows a little aptitude to let our ego get so far out of whack?

I'm not that special. You're not that special. Your weapon engineer is not that special.

There's a bunch of guys and gals in Hong Kong/Canada/Iceland/wherever who are just as capable of doing the same job without intercontinental commuting.

As others have said, the Internet exists, which mitigates the need for international travel like you've suggested anyway (which is absurd, not least for the environmental damage this implies).

"Tesla won in cars and SpaceX won in rockets"

I'm a fan, but this very much remains to be seen.
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I've just finished my MVP for an RSS Reader, what do you think?
Vaping did it for me. For some reason that I ignore, you can then, as a second step, quit vaping very easily (at least for me, it was much easier than quitting cigarettes). There have been some studies about this, it’s been speculated that it’s because of the different way you absorb nicotine when vaping, as opposed to smoking. (Sorry I’m unable to find a link now but I will try later when I get home). I am now 2 years off the stinkies, and about 9 months off vaping.
Yeah that's nice and all, yet when you have Elon Musk promoting his cars by taking his hands off the steering wheel, it's pretty clear that Tesla's Level 2 system is being sold to consumers as "hands off".
They're a large part of some airlines' profits because there's a small number of people willing to pay silly prices on most routes at most times of day.

That doesn't translate particularly well to less frequent 55 business class seat flights on most of those routes; even if the flights are shorter the arrival times are probably a lot less convenient for most of the executives.

The all-business class model has struggled to be economically viable even on ideal routes like London-NY. Those economy seats give you a lot more flexibility when the business class seats aren't selling.

(And as ghaff pointed out business travellers /= business class; most people travelling on business have an economy ticket sized budget)
That's not a dependent on left pad, that's something which depends on left pad.
I used to believe these things were audible until I got into A / B testing with people claiming to hear the difference. The vast majority cannot. I barely ever can. And that's when I'm focusing to try to detect a difference. It's not something I'll notice when listening for enjoyment. YMMV, but I highly suggest doing listening tests yourself.
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This is by far one of the coolest things I've read regarding remote maintenance. You must also be one of few modern users of `more` over `less`.
Oh wow, this is fantastic, thanks! I wonder if I can run it on FF mobile to make the site more friendly.

EDIT: I can, awesome. If anyone has a good theme to suggest, that would be fantastic.
Weekly 1 on 1s with all reports is not useful or feasible. If you have 8 reports that's 10% of your work week swallowed.
This happens every time there's a dip in the stock or some earnings report that doesn't fly through to the stratosphere for these people. Apple will be fine. The entire company didn't hinge on the decisions of one person when Steve was around and it won't continue to hinge on a single person in the future. It's a collection of individuals that have worked together for years to create some pretty awesome stuff and it'll continue to be those individuals mixed in with some new individuals. If there's one thing that Apple does right it's that they have a culture that's so unique to them that they'll have no trouble finding employees to continue to steer them the right way. If anything, this is misattributing these lower valuations to Apple rather than to the general market. No one's breaking records anymore with smartphones. This is completely normal. Nothing to see here.
> The problem is, this bill would have to pass the Senate - the current Senate.

That's a problem.

To other problem is equal representation of States is express in the Constitution, and underlined by the provision ruling out amendments that would change it. The idea that the courts would somehow ignore the Constitutional requirement to allow a statute changing the apportionment to stand is ludicrous; it is especially ludicrous as an end-run against the provision barring changing the rule in the Constitution by amendment.
Actually Windows wasn’t a monorepo back then: there were separate repos for the shell, kernel, filesystem, etc. Hence the need for cross-repo tooling like “sdx”.

Source Depot was great (modulo availability issues), but I don’t think they got anywhere near the scale of Piper.
I don't agree. While electric plains maybe in the future, carbon based fuels will continue to be a requirement for a long time.

Eventually we can move to produced carbon based fuel but that will take a while.

Until then, the old green idea of 'lets just not do it' is simply not viable to reduce carbon usage.
This was actually one of the most cost efficient ways to do scaled low power datacenters for the longest time.

Set the fans to max and do direct DC off of a DC UPS.
You mean, if the reason for rejection was failing algorithm questions in the interview, which might not be the case.
Most business travelers don't actually travel business class. And don't get to pick premium levels of service. And that would be even less the case if those premium levels were at a premium over today's premium levels.
WikiSuite is full on XMPP. This page explains why XMPP and Openfire, Converse and Pàdé and not all the other options: http://wikisuite.org/Why-Openfire
Play with the acoustic settings or switch to NAS-grade drives (WD Red)
These examples say more about the sad state of the world we live in than the feasibility of the use cases.

I didn't say these things were impossible, just that they are about collecting debts, so I've tried to respond below by showing how they allow parties to collect debts.

- Personalized tracking for marketing and advertising use cases is about changing subject behaviors, so that they spend their time and energy on things that other people want them to spend it on. Grocery store "loyalty" cards are one of many examples of how we cede agency -- in this case, allowing a corporation to assign a debt in the form of coupons that predispose us to buy a particular item. Does the 49 cents off the chocolate treats make the 30g of sugar more healthy? This is textbook predatory behavior.

- Phone numbers are a thing because we rely on centralized communications where the phone number is associated with an account billed monthly for collecting a usage debt. However, with technologies like torrents and WebRTC this is changing. In the future, maybe you provide each of your friends and family with a unique signature that allows them to look you up on the net?

If I could give up my phone number, it would certainly cut down on all of the robocalls and spam I get every day. This isn't novel or weird: many people already hand out email addresses of the form name+safeway@place.com to bucket spam.

- A physical address is a weird example because it identifies a physical location, not a person. I am not my home address; I just sleep there sometimes. Sometimes, I'm sleeping somewhere else.

- Club membership? That's easy - if you're paying for membership, then they need an account id to collect the debt for your membership. If you're not paying for membership, they don't need an ID. There are lots of clubs or meetups that don't require IDs -- the evening tech meetups/bar crawls around Seattle, for example.

- Passports, Customs, and Borders exist as a mechanism for the state to collect taxes on goods crossing international borders. Not the only mechanism, just one of them. Governments are currently struggling with goods and services crossing international borders digitally bypassing these checkpoints. I'm not sure, though, why you think passports are a humane thing -- we put tags on livestock.
If something’s malicious, shouldn’t we just flag and remove it? Why is a concept of trust needed here?
I live for thorsnacks and was trying to get a thorough from my coworker but there is too much demand
Arandr0x didn't say anything inaccurate about C++. Giving people a hard time simply for showing a modicum of humility is a pretty shitty thing to do.

I also note that you yourself are perfectly willing to complain about things in areas where you lack an in-depth understanding:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18372370
I read at 19 loved the book but loved franny and zooey more. Something may have been lost by that age.
Open Source has been the plan for many years. It has been a long process, starting with determining which parts can be declassified. The current deal is some sort of FOUO, with government contractors able to run copies on non-networked computers but without all the extra high-security stuff.

This will be some interesting competition for IDA Pro, Binary Ninja (binja), and Hopper Disassembler. People with access to GHIDRA have been avoiding it because they prefer to develop skills with software that can be used at all employers, but soon that thinking will favor GHIDRA. IDA Pro is a few thousand dollars, and the other choices are a few hundred dollars.
> What prevents three-letter agencies from using software without paying for it?

Nothing, but they'd have to rationalize it. As an organization they need to tell themselves why they are doing it, if it is going to happen officially. So someone has to write "disable licensing..." in the setup instructions. And while killing and other things can be rationalized ("War on Terror, etc...") some petty stuff in comparison like breaking IDA Pro's licensing paradoxically might be harder.

Another thing is that on the surface at least, people who are hired have to pass polygraph tests and have to reveal if they committed crimes or stole things etc. It used to be that NSA would reject people who admitted to pirating software or music in the past. So they'd have to solve that "inconsistency".

Another reason is well, they that could get sued. The military and other government offices have been sued by software makers in the past so it's not outrageous as it seems:

https://torrentfreak.com/u-s-caught-pirating-military-softwa...
You are right, I was just ranting... As others have already mentioned, I think the best summary is "Holden Caulfield is full of shit". I hated his whiny attitude throughout the whole book, and I did not feel any sense of closure at the end.
AA's "Big Book" says "Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path. Those who do not recover are people who cannot or will not completely give themselves to this simple program, usually men and women who are constitutionally incapable of be­ing honest with themselves."[1] In other words, "it works if you work it". They may not say that AA is the only way to sobriety, but why would you need anything else?

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You can post a photo on instagram in a browser on iphone.
you also can on other platforms by changing your useragent to webkit
Kind of same for me. Before I switched to Android, on the iOS app store I was actually able to find interesting apps, but I guess I just had too much time to spend sifting through them lol. To me, the Google Play store is less organized. Now I seem to find apps more from others' recommendations.
> Notification management is the problem. Not notifications themselves.

Notification abuse is the problem. Notifications have been so heavily abused by apps (and increasingly now by websites themselves) that makes the notification system itself look terrible.
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For anyone thinking of buying a 3D printer, there's some pretty decent options that don't cost a ridiculous amount now... I have no financial interest in any of these manufacturers or vendors, just passing on what's been reported to be good quality by various people.

At the cheaper end of the scale there is the Alfawise U30 which is $175 + $20 shipping from china: https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=u30...

Then there is the Creality CR-10S (note the S, not the original CR-10 model) which is $369
https://www.google.com/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=cre...

Search for either of those on youtube and you'll see some example setup and test print videos.

The U30 is very new so a lot of the test/setup videos are in French or Italian.

For people who want to try printing something really big, there's a 500x500x500mm capable version of the CR-10S which is called the CR-10S5, which sells for around $629. Lots of videos on youtube of the output from that. It's not supremely high quality in terms of print, like you would get from a $3500 500mm size 3D printer, but it's also a tiny fraction of the price.
Not just the super rich pay capital gains tax. Reclassifying capital gains as earned income would hit me pretty solidly and I'm just a middle class guy hoping to one day achieve financial independence.
> Just "make stuff you would want to use."

So I should quit my job developing enterprise software because I don't personally have a use for enterprise software?
Yes.

A 4% wealth tax in the US could eliminate federal and state income taxes completely, and it would be far less regressive than the current scheme.
There are labs for UC Berekely's CS61C course that use venus. They're good starting points for playing with the simulator.

http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/fa18/labs/3/
http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/fa18/labs/5/
http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs61c/fa18/labs/6/
Of course, those studies are certainly underway. And I would bet a non-trivial sum of money that this is the exact result that will be found.

Anyone who has significant experience with healing trauma or mental illness with psychedelics has experienced this phenomenon first hand.
> The entire purpose of the Senate is to balance the power of the House

The entire purpose of the Senate was to protect slavery, the same as granting slave states extra House seats based on 3/5 of their enslaved population, the same as building the electoral college on top of the representation formulas for those institutions, and the same as writing express protections for the international slave trade into the Constitution. That slavery was a looming conflict and that democratic representation doomed it over time was both clear at the time of the Constitution and, if not sufficiently mitigated, a deal-breaker for the slave-reliant states.
Those numbers are not comparable, and you don't have enough information to make such claim. It is plainly irrelevant, no matter how "the best data available" it is.
Oh, if for nothing other than the irony of having to reverse engineer a tool for reverse engineering provided only in binary.
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Tesla claims [1] that autopilot driving is safer than regular driving in terms of risk of accident per mile. Not sure if I agree with the way they've constructed their statistics, but for a moment take them at face value.

Isn't then the safer thing to release and encourage autopilot to the largest extent possible?

[1] https://www.tesla.com/blog/q3-2018-vehicle-safety-report?red...
This seems like something you need a lawyer for. Perhaps a web of lawyers. The hardest part with (L)GPL compliance has a lot to do with the significance of the linked GPL’d code and how enforceable these licenses are. Not easy questions to answer for nonexpeerts and even experts will disagree.
^ best one-sentence summation of this book I've ever seen.

"Catcher" and "This Side of Paradise" are kind of a binary system for studying the pathology of American youth culture.
It is a moderate stimulant, right? So it should provide a small boost even if you're not sleep deprived.