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OP needs a team of experienced regulatory compliance attorneys. Suggesting a paralegal to assist with this issue is akin to suggesting an x-ray technician to help
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Love hotels I’ve seen generally provide rooms by the hour, $75 could be pretty pricey.

The rooms will also often come with conviniently shaped furniture which you just won’t find at the Ritz.
His experience is perfectly in line with the results of the study:

> weekend recovery sleep had some benefits after a single week of insufficient sleep

Just like 'ferros' described, if you have a single occasional week of limited sleep, making it up on the weekends DOES have benefits. The problem starts when you repeatedly sleep an inadequate number of hours during the week.
Yep, that's why I only suggested it as a starting point. Anyone embarking on a business that potentially involves a (heavily) regulated industry needs to step carefully.
Not OP, but I think there are tons of different application of the basic idea that patreon is based on. I took this as a technical question which could also be worded as "how do I build a service where I can link a buyer with a seller and earn money on that transaction?"
The backlash against this amongst so-called "petrolheads" has been as vitriolic as it is predictable.
Google built a hugely successful Operating System ( Android ), Web browser ( Chrome ) etc because it was important to them that nobody won these platforms. If someone had monopoly control, they could squeeze Google for a lot of money through Traffic Acquisition Costs. Google currently pays potentially 100s of millions of dollars to Mozilla

The same applies to ISPs. Why do you think they are pushing for net neutrality ? Do you think it is out of the goodness of their hearts ? Without net neutrality Google might invest billions into building out a global, fast Internet infrastructure. They may have no choice but to do it, because it is strategic for them to own the entire ad delivery pipeline ( Computers/Phones/Tablets, Operating Systems, ISPs )
There are examples which other commenters have already given you, I see. What I'm curious about is why this matters; obviously we as users care about having open-source tooling (and we are in a thread discussing one such tool). Whether or not we can come up with examples of this off the cuff is completely immaterial to the constraint that proposed tools should be open-source.
I was privileged enough in my life that I traveled a lot over the last 15 years. I really feel it is more and more difficult to have a genuine experience sometimes because of all the tourist crowds behaving horribly.

So, yes, it is definitely still possible to go to a remote location in Asia and be exposed to a different culture, but if you go to any major city, you will mostly end up in a hostel with loud millenials that don't really care about anything else than maximizing their own experience.
I think they have a lot to gain by said freedom. I think it's fair to say that they don't have the understanding of how to use it though.

All of the crapware on my Android phone comes from companies approved by Google. In fact, most of it... ahem... comes from Google. Blimely... I forbid Google maps from even running.... Literally every app I use comes from Fdroid and you wouldn't believe how much better the phone runs.

The walled garden is not so much a walled garden as a zoo. You are a valued guest as long as you provide value to the proprietors. You get lovely meals and safe-ish surroundings. The fact that your pen is completely inappropriate for your body type... Well, you can't have everything, right? But the paying customers are the ones making the rules and you shouldn't forget it.

Yeah, I don't think you'll get many Madagascar type prison breaks from the walled garden, as you say, but I think it's a stretch to say that there is nothing to gain from doing so -- whoever you are.
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Facebook and Twitter are known to censor leftists. They're carefully expressing Neoliberalism and, as the sibling comment suggests, ultimately nihilistic, profit-driven ventures.

Anyone on the actual left, e.g. labor organizers, is highly critical of a tech industry we see as paying Liberal lip service while implementing as much Authoritarianism an they can get away with. See:

1. gig work wage theft,

2. Tinder & gender,

3. Facebook and privacy,

4. Salesforce and ICE,

5. Palantir and pre-crime
It seems that, if the shadow economy metrics in that article are correct (20% of Greek commerce happened off the books, compared to 10% of German commerce), then the tax fraud, while prevalent, may not have been as extensive in scope.

20% of your economy operating untaxed is a big problem - but is not an order of magnitude off from 10% (Which seems to be the baseline for a highly tax-compliant nation.)

Either way, it's a far cry from what one might assume from an uncritical reading of a "Half of Greece isn't paying taxes" headline.
Related: How to create Stripe or Paypal? Again, from the finance and I guess soft-skill perspective. Do I need to negotiate with particular banks, countries, etc...?
There is so much discussion today about the natural or genetic differences between groups of people, couched as science, but it's pretty bad science. Humans are genetically identical to what they were 1000 years ago, even 10,000 years ago, yet we've moved from wearing loin cloths to putting people on the moon. I'm sure genetic differences exist, but any nature is ridiculously out-weighed nurture and society, on the scale of 1000 to 1. Folks just look for nature based answers because it gives them an excuse to not examine their own place in society.
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This is interesting. Well played NSA, Well played.

Just leaving this here:
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I highly recommend reading Matthew Walker‘s Why We Sleep [0] where stuff like the above mentioned is summed up. Great read!
[0] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34466963
I left the country in 2007. At the time, it already felt that the situation and the speed at which it deteriorates was approaching the level where you talk not about emigrating out of the country, but evacuating it asap on the nearest flight. We felt fear living every day back then.

When I first returned to Russia 8 years later in 2016, it was a completely different country, it wasn't the Russia I knew at all. Best way to call how it felt was "North Korea with Starbuckses"

The median net income in China has long surpassed that of Russia, and that holds even if you include China's decaying rural regions. If you exclude them, and hold the assumption that Chinese taxes don't simply disappear in thin air, it really begins to look dire.
Here is the presentation slides from the Ghidra presentation at the RSA conference:

https://published-prd.lanyonevents.com/published/rsaus19/ses...
There are some differences and MRI studies can predict someone's sex with better than random confidence by looking at the brain.

However, one should keep in mind that these are after all just averages and statistical models.

There is no "typical female brain" or "typical male brain". There is an average with a distribution and even outliers.

People like to pretend that this means that females or males have different/worse brains and are offended when statistics produce bimodal effects.
Hire 2 fat guys to stand around shirtless drinking beers to ruin the photos. Eventually the tourists will slow down.

Also, that place was not yours. Yeah, it sucks that you can't get 100% pleasure out of it because 1000 people are getting 5% of pleasure out of it...so maybe find a new spot? There isn't a shortage of wild places out there
That's of very limited use:

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2012-05-03/recycl...
In my experience, it gets more confusing for English people who schedule meetings in GMT in the summer and then are an hour late.
> It will be faster to bring value to your customers using a dynamic language (Ruby/Python/PhP), then using (Haskell/Scala).

If we are talking about a first iteration/mvp then I can agree with you. On the other once you have to maintain/extend/refactor this first iteration you'll start seeing the (imo) enormous benefits of static typing.
I remember a interview with Musk where he was talking about the problems with the automated assembly line. He specifically mentioned that it was difficult for the robots to see a "dangling cable" that had to be plugged into a socket. It was never at the same location and it was always moving (swinging) so it was almost impossible to grasp. I'm guessing that this might be possible now. Hmmmm... maybe the 'Y' line will be more robots.
Well the environemnt greatly changes in a 24 hour period which would have had a large affect on the evolution of agents. Typically for a period of each day its dark and cold, not a very efficient time for an agent to operate on average. Perhaps its more effective to be productive during the time when they can see easily, and its warm so cold blooded agents can operate and then an ecosystme builds around these things etc and its no longer about jst the physical ebvironment but the ecological niche an agent is operating in. So no point being active at night if the flowers aren't awake, and the bugs that feed off the nectar aren't there, and thus your food isn't about.
The important thing to keep in mind there is that it doesn't much matter what the science tells you: It makes you feel better and it costs you almost nothing. That makes it a valuable pursuit even if we couldn't find evidence for it working (though another post in this chain mentions some evidence that it does work for a single week).
This needs to be top comment. Society's tolerance for bombastic 'journalistic' claims with no consequences is the source of so much of our present issues.

Conclusions are cheap.
> if you go to any major city, you will mostly end up in a hostel with loud millenials that don't really care about anything

Interesting, I tend to think the opposite. Often it's the tropical beach resorts that cater western amenities and mindless hedonism. Cities tend to bring a conglomeration of the country's culture together, and they offer far more non-hostel/traveler places to stay/eat.
Aren’t you describing Europe though?
Most editors have a simple shortcut that adds // to each sentence in a block. It's faster when you want to uncomment certain lines in between instead of having to update the comment blocks every time.
If you're in any major city you can almost certainly go 30 minutes in the opposite directions the tourists are going and be exposed to a different culture or find a quite oasis. No need to go to Asia.
Although I am far for being a good Lisp programmer, I wouldn't recommend introducing Let Over Lambda (or anything about advanced macro programming) too early in anyone's learning curve.

For a comparable price (at least, when I bought them), Common Lisp Recipes might be a far better companion to PCL for an intermediate Common Lisp programmer.
Just set up a chromakey at a strip mall.

Charge users $24.95/month to take more selfies with new backgrounds.

“Sell” the franchise for $199/month to anyone that wants to set one up.

$499/month for the enterprise plan (twice the features for half the stability).
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No, it is not legally compliant. It maybe has lost a little bit of value to actually discuss this as it's been done so, so much. If you are very interested in what is and what is not compliant, you can read the resources published by the EU on the GDPR. They are very legible and relatively easy to understand.
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How do these paywall articles make it to top links?
Eventually the tourists will slow down

Either that or getting your photo with shirtless fat guys becomes the new point of the exercise (with people getting more likes the fatter the guys).
Yes, I mean, that's almost my point. I think for a big portion of the people I see in that throng of 100, the experience of going someplace, joining the crowd, getting in line for the photo angle that trends best on Instagram, then packing up and going home -- is actually a pretty mediocre experience, not a beautiful one. They'd be better off enjoying a quiet moment in their front garden.
Who says so-called "fact checkers" aren't partisan?
It's a counterpoint to "charging these two companies ... for the amount of network buildout that's required to support their increasing demands" - given that said traffic is produced by ISP customers who have already paid for their respective Internet connections, it's clear that this is not what they're charging for.
> you can read the resources published by the EU on the GDPR. They are very legible and relatively easy to understand.

Reading the guidelines is not the tricky part of GDPR. The hard part is: "I have a website, am I compliant or what do I have to change to become compliant?" Mapping the guidelines on to real world systems is where the difficult analysis comes in.
This would seem to imply that the concept of 'sleep debt' is a lie.
Some small number of women are tetrachromatic, meaning they’re able to see 4 primary colors. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrachromacy
Gotcha, thanks for clarifying!

I agree that crypto honestly exactly is what would have solved this problem, if it had come to be used as it was intended, as a currency versus a store of value. It's still early days in the course of human history (hopefully), I'm cautiously optimistic about bitcoin at every moment when I'm not bashing it :)
We're not at all genetically identical to 10'000 years ago, lactose-tolerance (not intolerance) has developed in that timeframe and even in modern populations, some lack the genetics to produce lactase. Another example is ADH1B, which is also not present in all populations and a fairly recent development.

There is fairly well established science outside genetics that establishes that the average distribution of brains in bimodal over female and male sex. An MRI scan can predict your sex better than random choice. There is plenty of people who outright dismiss such results as "bad science" because they interpret the results wrong and draw bad conclusions (mostly that either female or male brains are worse somehow for everyone).

These are averages. Lots of people being measured. Nobody who properly reads the studies for this should conclude that there is a typical female or male brain. There are some features that are more likely to be present in either, some less like to be present or differently expressed. On average. It's perfectly possible for a female to have a brain that would have only features that are more typical for male brains and a male may have features more typical for females while they behave perfectly normal compared to a control.

There are plenty of features that differ between males and females on average and there is no problem when one has a feature being expressed in a way more typical of the other sex (just think of hip size, hair, height, voice, etc).
I think Western countries should make a favor and not punish any of that and even encourage Russian money flowing away from Russia. At some point Russian people have to stand up for themselves. This Oligarch situation is so bad its upsetting
> ...source of so much of our present issues.

and past issues.
The whole world has an instagram problem. The biggest annoyance to me is people who basically just go to places to be able to send you proof that they've been there. The epitome of that is people who will travel to some exotic place for New Years Eve just so they can send you a Happy New Year text adding 'from Zanzibar' or wherever they've decided to park their suitcase for that one evening.
Hm. You usually don't think of the physical location of a page in memory as being security-critical information. This should only be a problem for memory vulnerable to rowhammer-type attacks. That's a hardware defect. It's embarrassing that hardware vulnerable to such attacks is still being manufactured. The fix is just to refresh DRAM more often. Yes, you pay for that in battery life on mobile devices.
Exactly. You can always choose to walk around, or take public transport, and find things at your own pace.
The problem with block comments (e.g., /* and */) is that when you nest them inside eachother, it's not always obvious what should happen. Of course, you shouldn't do this anyway, but line-style comments removes this vector of issues.
Exactly what streamlabs does is a thing I thought I might make some day -- now I can wipe it off my list since it seems like they are already producing a fantastic product.

I really think that the streaming world could benefit from a decentralized streaming application but this seems like something streamlabs could easily pursue in a pivot or as a new feature so I think it could happen some day.

Thanks for sharing how you feel using the service as well (being a bit more careful) -- I'm sure it will help OP a bunch
And what do you base that on? The rule of law in western society is usually well respected by both individuals, government and companies.

There are many cases where large corporations have been defeated by smaller groups. I am not saying the opposite isn't occasionally true though.
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I live in the same latitude as Stockholm, and the extra hour of daylight in the afternoon is still nice in the summer, while having the sun rise one hour earlier would be more an annoyance than a benefit. We tried that, it was definitely not an improvement. I wouldn't actually mind keeping daylight savings time the whole year to reduce the time of the year when it's pitch black outside at all non-business hours.
The US political spectrum has moved towards being more authoritarian in general. As in, large-scale government solutions to whatever is perceived as problems are in vogue on both the left and the right.
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Do you think it is useful for a Lisp noob?
I suspect you were meant to understand from the line of this person's story that the alternatives are almost equal. Answering is therefore not really what the author was going for (especially if it's a conclusion based on a different perspective than the author's without a very strong underpinning).
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We had that feature in the first version of the webcam software. (1995 or so...). It was used to pull lots of pranks because all it took was a blue towel for you to appear somewhere that you weren't. If you scrounge around you might still find it on freeware websites, webcam.exe by TrueTech.
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Wow, that sounds like quite the biohack!

As most of the biology stuff went over my head, I couldn't find if it is reversible though, they just mention it was "stable" at 10 weeks after injection, but is it expected to be working indefinitely? Can you wash it out somehow, if you later decide against it?
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>Hire 2 fat guys to stand around shirtless drinking beers to ruin the photos. Eventually the tourists will slow down.

I'll take a photo with them - it'd be 3 fat guys standing around shirtless drinking beers. :')
If it really should, opening a bank should not be easier than opening a bank account. In, I think, half of Western world, banking licenses are issued with no questions asked aside basic formalities.

You can't justify at all how anal are the banking regulations towards individuals, when bank owners are allowed an effective anonymity and life free of state intrusion.

Today's AML mass hysteria is not much different from the terrorism "security theatre" – completely ineffectual
I don't think about those people, here's why:

1) No one is entitled to a career in cybersecurity or reverse engineering, no matter how poor or sad your origin story is.

2) There are always lucrative opportunities in this world that are out of reach by people who lack some resource. In this case, it's money, but it could easily just have been something like popularity, beauty, connections, location, or even plain old brains.

I always wanted to be popular and loved by many, but I came to accept long ago that it just wasn't going to happen. I'm an introvert, I keep to myself a lot, don't get much pleasure from social outings, and at the end of the day people just don't give a fuck about weird people like that. So I just try to enjoy the gifts I do have and the things that come naturally to me. We all have to accept the realities of our lives at some point, even the poor.
The particular street has obviously been attractive for a while. And Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world (if not the most).

So what has changed here? Has the instagrammability of this street led to more people visiting it? Or has the need and desire to photograph and broadcast your entire trip led to people taking more choreographed and more elaborate photos?

If it’s the former, then the issue appears to be that Instagram has changed tourist preferences. If it’s the latter, then it appears to have changed not just preferences, but behavior, where tourists don’t visit a place to enjoy their visit, but rather to broadcast that they have visited it.
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Secret questions don’t help with security but tend to make it worse. Not only can they be phished conveniently along with the password, they also make for a poor UX. Also, SMS is no longer considered a secure channel. Use a more secure second factor instead, such as WebAuthn.

Blocking an account after a number of failed login attempts is an invitation for DoS. Use a system of temporary blocks instead; for example, 2^n seconds after the n-th attempt.
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This nice book is a Lisp book but also a Forth book. Forth is great.
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