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I'm thinking of a particular congresswoman that almost certainly isn't going to do it because she'd lose the vote of pretty much every blue collar worker that aspires to have a stable job somewhere like Boeing. It's not an obvious political win.

Edit: Ah, the good ol' "reality makes me unhappy so I'll shoot the messenger" down-votes. I don't know why I even comment in any of the Boeing threads anymore.
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I feel like you are fantastically undervaluing the power of the Boeing lobby groups...
> And I am so happy that they won't do anything but the right thing.

That's clearly not true - they've made plenty of mistakes.
With 2019 a third over, it would have to be ramp up pretty sharply to be a "big trend". Maybe it'll be a big tend in announcements, followed by a big tend in actual purchases for 2020 rather than 2019.
It's kind of irrelevant since it's a different team with a different software niche and design aesthetic, but since you ask:

Dart struggled for years to find a killer app, though Flutter now seems to be a good bet.

Originally the idea was to replace JavaScript and everyone except TypeScript pretty much failed at that. (I mean failed from a popularity point of view, they often succeeded technically.)

I'll also point out that coming from Google is kind of a mixed blessing these days, from a popularity standpoint.
You seem to feel confrontational about this, and I'm not clear why. Pointing out that no one's had to deal with these specific issues before is not anti-progress or anti-technology.
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A respository and a listserver are not protocols.

Also, with git you have a repository as soon as you start using it. If you mean something like a centralized repository server: No, you don't actually need that. You can serve a git repository from your workstation just fine for others to pull from. Or you can just move changes around via email.

Also, there are way more ways to use email than for mailing lists. You could also use it as a transport for machine-readable messages between git frontends or whatever.

In and case, I don't get what point you are trying to make.
Zooming out, the big picture here is to create systems for yourself (whatever works for you) that make success more likely in moments when your motivation is low. For example, I pack my gym bag the night before and put it by my work laptop so I have zero friction in the morning. I know I don't have much motivation or willpower to do this in the morning, so I work around that and give myself zero excuses to not bring my workout gear.
Linux is not, nor has it ever been, a valid consumer operating system. Ever year has supposedly been the year of the linux desktop since 1998 (21 years!). Maybe it's time to give up the hope that Linux will ever challenge Windows or MacOS on the Desktop.
Indeed. Although this isn't sexually explicit, it reminds me of the trouble Rockstar got in after the Hot Coffee fiasco. Their publisher had to pay out hundreds of millions of dollars.

(Edit: pkroll is correct, the final penalties were $21 million.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_Coffee_mod
For this to hold true you need to buy into the traditional gender stereotypes
There is also https://letterbug.co.uk/ in the UK.
That's impossible. Anytime there is a rape case and the accused doesn't confess guilt, there is a implicit accusation that the accuser is lying.

So all counts of rape not prosecuted count as a potentially unprosecuted count of false accusation.
It's not an official designation, it is informal lingo for the Model 3 Performance. It's a riff on the P##D system that Tesla uses for the Model S.
I do convince people to use public transportation and being vegan to reduce their emissions.

So I don't need to.

I eat meat and use my SUVs but since I already convinced several people to do otherwise I do think I am entitled to some privilege. --> BUT I use the "ECO" function on my SUV.

Same as my colleagues ecologists that always travel by plane, buy a lot of disposable stuff but claim it is ok because they ar are spreading the message.

Samewise I do as voting I just need to convince 2 people of opposite party to not vote (mostly I do a big BBQ at home) and then I don't need to vote AND we reduce carbon emissions but kind we offset it on BBQ (using charcoal..)

I think the secrete is to balance and being a net positive.

I am doing my part we need more people doing it.
This is quite cool, thanks.
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Dunno. It's a good language, better designed than JavaScript anyway. Maybe Flutter will change that.
You're right that the BK partnership has already been covered. This happened when they launched their pilot in St. Louis, and this is the follow-up announcement that they're going nation-wide. I can see how this comes across as a bit much, although this second announcement is more relevant to people (like me) who live somewhere else in the US.

Personally I don't mind the version numbers. It's not something we're used to in food, but presumably other companies like Soylent do it. (Coke and Pepsi also do it with their various iterations of regular and diet soda.)

BTW, I have no idea why your comments are showing up as dead right after posting. Presumably no one is flagging them that fast, so maybe it's based on prior comments or something? I've been "vouching" them so they show up for everyone.
Or, "here's a completely supported not-well-enough-known ORM feature that does that, that I learned about when it looked like I wasn't doing any work".
Gerrit would be simpler. You would just do `git push origin HEAD:refs/for/<branch>`. And I would argue the "now attach/upload bugfix.patch" is as unnecessary and time consuming as the remote/fork branch mechanics that the PR workflow requires (not sure why you didn't include the git send-email/specify email address part.) Gerrit review flow is much simpler than both.
I laughed at those, I think he's trolling.
Several people have mentioned Dell XPS, seems like a solid.

I'm not super sold on Ubuntu, but I guess it's better to stick with what they ship it with (at first).
I also struggle with this, but I think the most important breakthrough I had was that my workflow is ultimately cyclical and practice-driven, and not project-driven.

That is, I may allocate parts of my free time to "doing programming" but the precise nature of it is not that relevant. Some programming is easy and valuable, other programming is dreadfully difficult and fixes a minor bug. I do not know which I will encounter when I "do programming" but I treat it as a course of exercise and try to make something happen during that block of time.

Likewise the act of creating shouldn't wear you down. The personal project is the place where you have the best chance of growing and getting out of your comfort zone, and achieving this growth may mean countering the impulse to immediately chase a project idea with a business plan.

A business is also a kind of machinery - a machinery made of people, their roles and relationships and usage of time and space. It means having two projects, not one, and presuming to allocate your time to "the business" and reap the tangible rewards of it. But in doing that you can kill your motivation since the two projects in combination will quickly start engaging skills you don't have and possibly aren't ready to learn.

When you get to that point, and your attitude to the work becomes "someone needs to pay me to do this," you may want to stop, because then you're engaging with the problem space at the same level as anyone else chasing after money. Good work can be done by mercenaries, but that doesn't mean you're able to "just turn it on" and work on the business because of a hypothetical prospect. You have to have some ability to keep faith in it if you want to last through the "despair" periods, and that limits what you can work on solo. Two or three people working on it can keep their momentum and power through a considerably higher degree of misery - hence your statement about having an easier time at the office.

And that brings me back to the "cycles of practice" idea. It's not that you will never succeed solo, it's that you need to develop a better understanding of yourself and what keeps you in for the long run. The idea may be a good one, but you also need to be the person who can execute on the idea. It's worth continuing your education when and where you can find it - take classes you didn't consider and read books you never thought about - to try to scout out your territory better.
This reminds of the feeling when I discovered some urban areas have subcultures of mostly black people riding dirt bikes and four-wheelers around cities:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D34OOYXF10

Such a remarkable juxtaposition of people, vehicles, and setting, like watching a schooner drift through a grocery store.
I never said it was bad form to just look at comment history. What’s bad form is the users tactic to sic a downvote mob on them for having an unpopular opinion.
“It wasn’t against my will or anything.”
For those of us at work, do you mind summarizing these tweets in a reasonably SFW fashion?
As I commented in previous articles here on HN, the chance that there are other subsystems that were rushed and self-approved by Boeing is not zero, people thinking that fixing the MCAS is enough are forgetting to consider that other components had to be updated for the new design.
Yes, based on their stances and actions. I find that a far more tolerable way of dividing people up than doing so based on immutable characteristics that they have no control over. Yes, the grand parent didn't mention this distinction, but I think they intended it (and if not, then I am interested in how they justify the difference).

As for why I'm okay with the difference, consider putting someone in prison because they broke a law (something they can control) vs. because their parents broke a law (something they couldn't control). The latter is, in my mind, worse in every possible fashion. Even when applied to a law I disagree with, I find the latter option far worse than the former.
huh. He really did go for that Q garbage. It wasn't just a joke.

This really upsets my priors about the average contrarian theory believer.
You buy directly from Instagram? Or is this "go buy here" link?

Inaction is a choice on the part of FB.
I just included instructions like "you should probably export this all in case you need it".
That isn't a label for particularly viscous fluids but for fluids where the viscosity is dependent on applied force.
I mean I think it might even take my Camaro on a road course, and my car is no slouch at the track. In a straight line it's no contest. The handling on my Camaro is very sharp (it's a 1LE), definitely a step up on the Tesla, but the ability of the electric motor to put down full torque at any time is a pretty significant advantage.

Seats were by far my biggest gripe. Took a while just to find an adjustment that didn't make my lower legs go numb. They have almost no lateral support, and the bottom cushion is fairly short -- my legs were overhanging by a good six inches or so. That pressure point at the front edge is most likely why I was getting the tingling.

It's so easy to contract with Recaro for seats, but Tesla really wants to be vertically integrated. They've improved the seats already at least once on the Model 3, and a couple times on the Model S, so I'm hoping that the Model Y will be comfortable.
I'm "keen to suggest" it because because several high-profile rape cases in the UK collapsed in the last few months because police either didn't gather phone data or failed to disclose relevant phone data they had gathered — data that exonerated the accused.

Phone data is one possible source of evidence and it should be considered alongside all the other evidence to determine whether the accused person is guilty. By refusing to hand over that evidence, rape victims deny police and prosecutors evidence that may be vital to making a case, which obviously makes it less likely that a prosecution will go forward. You can't convict someone with no evidence.

I can certainly understand how it would make the accuser uncomfortable, but that has to be balanced against the rights of the accused to a fair trial where all available evidence is considered.
The problem is wikies are usually more like lists of laptops and their compatibility, but you could find something that's very compatible, search the model number, and it's 3 years out of date :/

It's great linux works on older machines but I like my Macbook pro. I don't feel a need to own a TV for netflix etc with a high res screen, and those savings let me go to more concerts/movies.
What do you mean to die? Projects like Kafka, Airflow and Spark are widely used today and the teams are constantly releasing new features.
> many people can be unemployed for life and still survive

Unless you mean housewiving, no one can be unemployed for life (save perhaps welfare queens). I still consider housewiving to be a job; it is quite a bit of work. To what are you referring?
P = performance
3 = model 3
D = dual motor (all wheel drive)
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Housewiving is more of a hobby until you have children.
As other commenters have pointed out, there is actually a BASIC interpreter available from the 3DS store, so interpreters aren't forbidden. And Nintendo has never been to friendly to software use outside what they explicitly allow.

I haven't seen anyone defending Nintendo's use of proprietary platform lock-in, but only that Nintendo should have been notified about it as part of publishing the game.
Maybe "take a peek" works for you, but it doesn't for most people. Most people's "peek" becomes "dash off a quick reply" and then "hang on let me fix that typo", "oops green light, let me just stab the send button while I start rolling forward", and "shoot I exited the app without sending now I'm in moving traffic and full on using my phone."
These super fast cars are a threat to life and safety in urban environments. EV or not, these fast vehicles should not be sold as these speeds do not serve any valid purpose.
There is boy/men oriented horse culture too but is focused on racing (ravit). Also mainly popular in the rural region as breeding/training the horses is as big part of the culture as the actual racing.
Boeing as a whole might not be "evil", the same way VW as a whole is not "evil". So going after the whole of Boeing may not be the right thing.

At the same time, some high-up people in VW are paying for the emissions-cheating scandal, which arguably could endanger human beings and the environment.

When are people in Boeing going to pay for actually contributing to the deaths caused by this scandal?
Clarkson and co haven't been involved with Top Gear for a while now - even before that though, the Top Gear website has always been much more "sensible" than the TV show. TBH, it always felt completely separate.
So in your mind she definitely lied to the police and it's inconceivable that she lied in her text messages?
To what extend would you be willing to write down a living will exonerating the manufacturer and be extra clear with your loved ones that you're choosing to take a risk?
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I was both impressed and horrified. Well done.
Or they could move the machinery into a shared module.

Which already exists incidentally, internal/errinternal was added so errors.New and fmt.Errorf could return the same type.

It does make errors pull the entire formatting machinery, but chances are you're probably using string formatting long before errors so meh…
And you're being downvoted, ironically (or maybe not ironically).
If you're unaware, he was was suspended from his position and banned from leaving because he questioned making Xi leader for life.

They are also scrubbing his name from the news and social media. Disappearing him is a very possible next step.

Edit:

dang I know you've said that vote/flag manipulation wasn't happening in the past when you've looked through the data.

But could you provide some insight on why this dropped from #1 to #26 in under a minute?
Actually, the terrible truth about gizmodo is the praise they gave to amazon echo show. why do these publications have 'cognitive dissonance'? Please.
https://gizmodo.com/the-amazon-echo-show-is-the-best-dumb-sm...
> I'm the founder of http://handwrite.io, which allows you to use your own real handwriting to send out cards in about 30 seconds a card.

I was about to mention that about a year ago I had this as an idea, but not something I was going to execute on - but it seemed like it would be a fun home project to attempt using a cheap plotter.

At the time, I googled to see if anyone had done this, and I had found an old art project that, iirc, used human writers to transcribe the letters, and they processed thousands over the course of a very limited run for the project.

So it seemed like a potential business idea that could have legs.

I hope it works out for you!
1984!!!
To be fair, Google was the one that came up with "Don't be evil" in the first place. I'm sure that attracted a bunch of talented bright-eyed engineers with a black and white sense of morality. This helped them in the past, but they now have to live with the consequences of their narrative.
Doesn’t oauth help here?
The first "(pizzagate is real)" second "Q is legit. Don't trust the media." the second is followed with him defending the Q conspiracy in the comments, the first all the replies have pretty much been deleted.
The actual text is:

(pizzagate is real)

(q is legit. don't trust the media)
These counterfeiters are running major business operations and it blows my mind that they're largely ignored by the platforms. If you have a few minutes check out r/fashionreps where you can find:

- Instructions for finding an agent(!) to purchase from China on your behalf

- Coupons

- Detailed checklists for avoiding U.S. customs/import fees

- Photos posted for crowdsourced "QC" to make sure a purchased will pass as legit
How is this helping, even if Airbus are as bad that does not help the people that were killed, at least after the first crash Boeing should have ground the planes until the problem was completely understood and fixed (in software or other way).

I will wait for the emails and other documents to surface and see how they took the decisions after the first crash, if the engineers reported the issues but nobody listen etc.

Hopefully some lessons will be learned from thins and engineers from other companies like Airbus would speak if shortcuts that are not safe are pushed.
How do you reconcile that with censorship in general?
>But online, Xu himself has been virtually erased.

>Searches for his name return no result on the Twitter-like Weibo. Any mention of him in the past year has been scrubbed from Baidu, a popular search engine.

The speed that they can digitally make someone's name unusable is pretty scary.

And this is just for being publicly critical.
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I am reminded myself when someone asks me why I don’t finish reading one book 1st, then moving onto the next one? It’s because I can’t concentrate on one book at a time. Just like I can’t concentrate on one television show at a time. At any given moment, I have about six or seven books that I’m reading. I pick the one that fancies my mood.
If it were me, I'd rail against the Boeing _leadership_. Frame it as management's greed putting blue collar jobs at risk (by putting sales and corporate reputation at risk).
Modern cameras are sensitive enough that they can take real time video of Aurora, like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ux3DMkbCrA
I don't recall off the top of my head, but keep in mind he weighs roughly 50lb. As I mentioned in other comments, Tandem's coming out with their equivalent of Loop (called "ControlIQ") in the 2nd half of this year, so I'd obviously prefer a supported solution. Plus, it's unlikely the school system is going to be willing to have anything to do with a non-official system.
Backwards compatibility with what? You have to change the code to do anything new, that change could be using a different function entirely.
> basically there are other things that got ActivityPub before it and could replace it (Pixelfed, Mastodon, Write Freely). Nobody really wants to work on Mediagoblin now because the alternatives are pretty much all better.

Uh, maybe, except that none of the things you list actually do anything close to the core promise of MediaGoblin. MediaGoblin was going to be the libre Flickr/YouTube replacer. Nothing focusing on federation networks has ever gotten even close to that, so it definitely wasn't beaten by those. At best now there's Piwigo, which by the way, is on GitHub.
I don't think that's actually true.
oops inadvertant dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19779056
If you want a dedicated track car, a Model 3 is a pretty expensive way to get there, and I'm not entirely sure how you'd have a good track day with all the recharging you'd have to stop for.

If you want a street car that you can track, you might swap in Recaros (I've done it...) but you do give up an airbag or two. Five-point harnesses are bad news on a street car, I definitely recommend against that.
The only big one that comes to mind is GOPATH. What are you thinking of?
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I did plan for it, I just didn't call out that the original copy of the movie was purchased because I didn't think that would be the defining factor on if my plan was acceptable or not. So as long as I pay for the original copy and only allow one person to view it at a time, my plan is acceptable?
If you look at the Twitter thread of the Q post, he seems sincere in his beliefs and is defending it. Given his other posts, it doesn't look like trolling.
I had a Facebook friend who died, of cancer. For the next several months I continued to receive product recommendations and other "activity" notifications "from" her. At that point I decided Facebook was a dehumanizing platform and quit.
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The scuff marks that you saw in your mail are most likely due to belt rollers in the USPS sorting facilities. We've tried a lot of different combinations of paper, ink and protective coatings to minimize the chance of mail pieces being damaged but we haven't found a combination that 100% removes the chance of damage during the USPS sorting process.

Throughout the mailing lifecycle a piece of mail will go through several sorting facilities. Each facility has similar sorting machines but they might be in different conditions. There's a chance that a certain sorting facility has machines with more worn out rollers that cause higher damage rates than others. This would manifest in mail pieces going to a certain zip code experiencing higher damage rates. For mail that is returned to the sender it has to go through even more sorting facilities (both when being delivered and back) that causes an even higher damage rate.

Here's a video showing you the type of sorting machines each mail piece goes through: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB7QOK1bd3U
> out of about 90 cases that failed because the victim retracted their statement.

That doesn't mean there were only 90 false allegations; it means there were 90 cases in which accusers effectively confessed to making false allegations. It's disturbing that so few of those confessions led to prosecution.

A fair comparison would be: in how many cases did the accused confess to rape, and how many of those were prosecuted? If two out of three confessed rapists were released without punishment, the outrage would be deafening.
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