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This is hilarious. You couldn't get any more on-brand for Hacker News without suggesting that someone rewrite the kernel in Rust.

The people at this rally almost certainly supported Trump, and at least some of them supported fascism. As such, a slogan condemning Trump alongside fascists is totally reasonable, even if it wouldn't necessarily be in other contexts. (And if you think that someone carrying a nazi flag doesn't really believe the message, well, the burden of proof is on you).

Politics, by the way, is a tribal game. Almost everyone develops their beliefs primarily based on those of the people in their community or communities. For example, the belief that "holding an anti-Trump sign is just as bad as holding a Nazi flag, because both of them passionately express opinions" is basically non-existent outside of the Hacker News-reading demographic, but one which I've seen expressed here fairly often. That's not because HN readers are smarter than everyone else: it's because people tend towards the opinions that they're exposed to in their communities, and the rules of Hacker News effectively mandate impassioned centrism, so that's the ideology of the Hacker News tribe. If you think you're immune to tribalism, you're wrong, in the same way that if you think you're immune to confirmation bias, you're wrong.

Visibility is much more important to influencing people than good arguments or sincere intentions. For example, five years ago, I was aware of the arguments for open borders, but I didn't publicly advocate for them, nor did I have a particularly strong opinion on the matter. That's because back then, there was very little public discussion of the issue. Now that I've met other people who are pushing for open borders (probably in response to Trump), I consider it to be one of the most important issues that I care about. That's just how humans work. That's the reason that people advocate for their views in highly visible ways, like protests. The point isn't to convince your enemies, it's to bring out the people on your side.

John, who derives all his beliefs from careful research and pure reason, gets just as many votes as Bob, who likes Trump because he triggers the libtards. Actually, I suspect that Bob will get more, because half the time, people like John don't actually vote. You can talk as if you're above the rabble all you like, but in Democracy, it's their opinions that matter, and if you take politics seriously at all, it's them that you have to reach. Going out in the real world carrying signs, shouting, blocking traffic, throwing bricks, and maybe getting arrested is the best known way to get your message out, even if it offends your sensibilities.
Why would Human rights groups be entitled to have this censorship privilege? So they'd decide now what's good or bad to display on Youtube?

If anyone needs evidence, it is Justice prosecutors and it is likely already possible. Deleted from user-facing Youtube and Facebook and the like doesn't mean it's deleted from their storage...

Plus the title is misleading: they're not deleting evidence of war crimes, they're deleting upsetting and distressing videos from their open platform, and that's a good thing! Nothing proves they don't already pass these videos to law enforcement.
> The current Penal Code[11] permits the death penalty for five crimes
You aren’t the only person to have had this idea. Most of those that follow through on it, have a tendency to commit war crimes.
Fats and proteins (unless you also consume a huge amount of nuts and/or legumes). I think it's quite obvious when you look up the nutritional content of fruits you eat and compare that with recommended daily intake of various nutrients.
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It would also have made the entire network more or less homogeneous, meaning that you wouldn't need to use different companies and different technologies depending on which street you lived in.

Though I would say that apartment buildings in the metro areas could have just used Fibre to the basement, that would have been fine. Let the building landlords upgrade the connectivity based on demand from the occupants.

Also because a lot of attention had been fixated on the speed of the infrastructure, that let the Liberal party call it overbuilding and unnecessary, and now we have a dog's breakfast of shitty technologies used. Meaning a varied network street by street, house by house, all a mess, and nobody has a clear understanding of what the NBN is meant to be.
> More specific to Germany, I really don't want to sound like I am against EV but it's something I genuinely wonder about : Say this system becomes popular and tens of thousands of trucks start sucking electricity out of the grid, the electricity demand will skyrocket. Is Germany going to raise the electricity prices to import or build clean plants or just restart a few coal plant?

Germany already has increased electricity prices to massively build out its solar and wind turbine network, a lot of those right next to autobahnen. If they can transmit power along those lines, and distribute some storage across it, this could serve as a long-range electricity transmission network for all the renewable capacities scattered over the country.
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If the parent had said "fiber" rather than gigabit or any specific bandwidth, that would have been a far more bulletproof argument.

The point was primarily the future-proof-ness of the proposed network. Much* of Australia's copper infrastructure is old and dodgy and it was common for technicians to solve water ingress issues with plastic bags and tape.

* I don't know specific numbers, but there's a wealth of amusing anecdotes about rotten copper in Australia's infrastructure.
I was implying that he was nice personally, as in some CEOs won't give you the time of day. You'd expect someones actions to align with their personality in a case like that.
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Not at all. All the protein a human needs can be sourced from plants and in huge quantities. Even grass has enough protein to help an elephant grow to ~1.5 tonnes.
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Regarding road v rail freight efficiency.

Most freight companies struggle with empty running on the truck's return leg home. In the UK roughly 30% of trucks on the roads are empty. [1]

I was wondering how this compares with rail freight as I haven't found a comparative analysis online.

[1]https://www.paragonrouting.com/en-gb/blog/post/empty-running...
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> we know that democracy is flawed and the best answer is “we’ll keep it flawed”?

As long as the democracy with flaws is better than the alternative, yes.
That reminds me of the VILW argument: we will make languages really expressive and compilers really smart, then we can get rid of fancy CPU hardware that do instruction scheduling dynamically.

It doesn’t always work. A dynamic tracing GC (or reference counting or using arenas) can be more efficient in ways that static approaches probably won’t be able to effectively emulate. Rust is a great experiment for seeing how far we can go in this area, so we will see.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_resource_officer

> In the late 1990s, SRO presence on campuses again increased after the Department of Justice created a $750 million grant program, Cops in School, to hire over 6,500 SROs.

https://txssc.txstate.edu/topics/law-enforcement/articles/br...
This Point class is a poor example because it does not have anything that is not part of its interface, and, as presented here, does not have any constraints on it.

The intended purpose of encapsulation is to try and preserve integrity of a system by restricting the ways a programmer might put it into an inconsistent state. Knowing that certain constraints are in place simplifies the problem of understanding and debugging a system.
Don't forget the fumbling of the Murray Darling river ecosystem where farmers just suck up all the water out of it, leaving nothing for downstream. Without better management of this resource I don't know how much longer Australia will have an agriculture industry.
The local police department is on our NextDoor neighborhood, and posts on it about seemingly every single crime that happens in the city. So I see a lot of these type of posts hit my email (I rarely click them), but it's because it's the police that are doing it.
It wasn't inventing an algorithm in Hardware it was write barriers and escape analysis support in the hardware itself IIRC.
I think he used his normal passport because he was entering his own country and had no doubt he is fine. Should be an unthinkable measure to take from here forward for UN officials.
> I would think most people who dig cooking would take a Frankfurt kitchen with decent appliances over a huge, airy space with great appliances.

Not for me - I'm not a professional chef, but I love cooking, especially meals for family and friends. In doing that it usually means people congregate in the kitchen (which is fun), but would cause havoc if it were compact.

I'd love a kitchen like the "dream" one - a Wolf burner, double open fridge, island for prepping, and space for people to be there, rather than crammed off in a corner to make it slightly more efficient.

Diff'rent strokes I guess!

EDIT: also, the Frankfurt kitchen seems optimised for actually "cooking", over and above other kinds of food prep. I'd take a massive worksurface for mixing and forming, over being closer to the oven or sink.
https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/bmh12z/alpine_linux...

https://www.reddit.com/r/docker/comments/bmhiga/cve20195021_...

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To our credit, Western culture has shifted in only 50 years from high public acceptance of racism and misogyny to almost none. In that time, we went from Rosa Parks to minority and female politicians, astronauts, SCOTUS judges, etc. We all grew up with Dr Seuss in the former group. I remember hearing the N word plenty of times growing up from my peer group's parents and it's almost gone now. At the time socially conscious people were more concerned with nukes (Green Eggs) and logging (Lorax).

So don't whitewash the history and don't bury the babies with the bathwater, that was him but it wasn't perceived as good or bad at the time.

Now we've shifted from racial tribalism to ideological. This time seems dangerous too.
Not just a rumour, it's mentioned in the article:

> This group of spacecraft will have no inter-satellite laser (optical) links, a feature that would transform an orbiting Starlink constellation into a vast mesh network. According to FCC filings, the first 75 satellites will be of the partial-prototype variety, followed soon after by the first spacecraft with a more or less finalized design and a full complement of hardware.
I wouldn't be surprised if camera makers were embedding invisible watermarks in their images/videos already.
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Brain uses both. There's an interesting talk [1] about how brain's ability to use glucose lowers before Alzhaimers disease and others. There seems to be some link between brain diseases and glucose metabolism.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxGiQ7YrUYE
The Germans were cast as, if anything, even more evil characters in the WW1-era propaganda than they were in WW2. A series of atrocities in the opening phase of the war while the German armies were marching through Belgium were widely reported and inflated into stories of raping nuns and bayonetting babies.

In contrast, the full scale of the horrors of the Nazi regime were not widely known until the final days of WW2.
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Thanks, but I do not plan to extend this project to other languages. I put it together a while ago as an illustration that conventional wisdom regarding GC cost is not what many people think.

If I were to expand it, I'd look at other allocation patterns rather than more languages; I've already good a fairly good cross-section of garbage collectors and malloc() implementations, so I don't really need any more.
> What is that candidate to do? Put up their own competing post saying "I don't smell like sulfur?"

"Well, of COURSE he's going to say that, he's a minion of Satan."
Search for "awesome-docker" and make sure you have some free time. :)
The comparison at least in the abstract is energy efficiency. It's quite likely that a small in order CPU is very good at chasing dependent pointers around the heap for its power consumption.

Imagine a linked list. Each pointer access is likely to miss to main memory, and no concurrency is possible. Both the highest and lowest end cores will sit around making a single request every 80ns.

They claim that the comparison was to the best alternative and I'd probably take them at their word barring any specific evidence.
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> Tech companies are deleting evidence of war crimes and everything else at the behest of media companies like the atlantic.

Don't underestimate governments forcing these companies to hide evidence of their own misdeeds.

Even governments that you wouldn't traditionally think of as abusive. Take for yourself what a realistic number is for police abuse and then how much gets filmed and uploaded. Then search on Youtube. Clearly, someone's asking for removals in the US. Same for Europe. I doubt very much it's the Atlantic doing that.
For me, control in technology does not mean being able to go and press buttons in a maze of options. Control means being able to use an ad-blocking plugin in a browser written by an ad-tech company, to use off-brand ink in a printer, or to use a government API with a program written to optimize my taxes.
In China it's much more common to take antibiotica for minor reasons.

Also big (area wise) skin wounds can get infected even if they are not bleeding.
Fats and proteins are available in fruits. I eat legumes occasionally and nuts etc. very rarely.

The funniest thing is, once your system is reset, many foods that seem OK cause troubles.

I could eat a lot of onions and garlic in the past. Now, they trouble me a lot.
But from mainly fruits? I think that would be rather difficult.
The article's author (just) wrote this book:

https://www.amazon.com/New-Authoritarianism-Populism-Tyranny... "The New Authoritarianism: Trump, Populism, and the Tyranny of Experts"

"In this provocative and highly original book, Salvatore Babones argues that democracy has been undermined by a quiet but devastating power grab conducted by a class of liberal experts. They have advanced a global rights-based agenda which has tilted the balance away from the lively and vibrant unpredictability of democratic decision-making toward the creeping technocratic authority of liberal consensus. Populism represents, contends Babones, an imperfect but reinvigorating political flood that has the potential to sweep away decades of institutional detritus and rejuvenate democracy across the West."

Also, The National Interest has some notoriety for having published https://nationalinterest.org/feature/the-bear-the-elephant-1..., by Maria Butina, the convicted Russian agent.

Just for context.

edit: even more curiously, he has also recently written https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X668R0K "Sixteen for '16: A progressive agenda for a better America":

"The progressive movement is on the march in America and this accessible book points toward a destination. Sixteen for '16 offers a new agenda for the 2016 US election crafted around sixteen core principles that all progressives can believe in, from securing jobs to saving the Earth. Decades of destructive social, economic, and political policies have devastated poor, working, and even middle class American communities. It is now clear to everyone that the emperor has no clothes, that harsh austerity does not bring prosperity, and that the wealthy have no intention to see their wealth trickle down. Each generation is no longer better off than the ones that came before. America now needs jobs, infrastructure, a rededication to public education, universal healthcare, higher taxes on higher incomes, a more secure Social Security, an end to the rule of the bankers, stronger unions, a living minimum wage, better working conditions, an end to the prison state, secure reproductive rights, voter equality, a more moral foreign policy, a more sane environmental policy, and action on global warming. Sixteen for '16 is a manifesto which makes the argument for each of these positions, clearly, concisely, and supported by hard data. As ambitious as these policies are, they represent a beginning, not an end. The progressive agenda laid out in Sixteen for '16 charts a realistic path toward a better tomorrow."

What the heck is this Babones guy? This is inadvertently a much more interesting submission than it seemed, for very different reasons than intended.
Stuff like this is why I still see value in own encyclopedias, history books, etc. I simply don't trust resources that can be edited/deleted at any time.
The love story and twists and turns have been part of Indian folklore for millennia before Shakespeare. This author is ill informed and presumptuous to assume this was a British colonial legacy. Read up on Kalidasa's plays (ca. 5th century AD) Meghdoot, Shakuntalam etc.
At least for me, it's hard to control sugar intake.

So, it is easier to not eat than to eat small amounts.

Fasting is hard because of your cravings for food and social pressure. But I highly recommend at least a try.
I guess I should have put it in the context I was thinking of: which historical hegemon was preferable?

My sense is that being a hegemon seems to involve such harms and interventions, and the US hegemony was especially vast. So I'm viewing things in terms of that scale.

(If a non-hegemon had done that list, they would be public enemy number 1)
Garbage collection also performs other performance improving functions like memory compaction.
There are also a plethora of sugar free or low sugar processed foods to look into. Some of them use sugar alcohols or some artificial sweetener that might have some adverse effects, but they are fairly effective as a better substitute when you are otherwise craving a candy bar or a mocha.

Fruits, some are better than others, depending on how much fiber they have.
> He's also removed what little context those videos had

He does specifically say at the beginning of his videos that you should go and watch the ones he's quoting to make sure he's not taking them unfairly out of context.
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How are the business models different?
Whick is why a lot of large servers pre-generate the world out to a few thousand blocks.
Stack as in the Stack and the Heap or Stack as in the 'full stack developer'?
It’s time to outlaw stalking-based business models. If you just break up Facebook but don’t outlaw the underlying scummy business model something else will just take its place.
Please explain why half of optimizing java involves statically pre-allocating memory and trying to avoid the automatic memory management then
When there's no "real" competition for the monopolist, customers don't have alternatives and the company doesn't need to "wage war" on fraudulent sellers, unless those sellers don't pay their fees. Whether the seller actually "earned" the top spot or cheated/paid to get it does not matter.

Whichever seller you buy from, as long as it's on Amazon's platform, Amazon makes money from it.
Get evidence from blood tests. Without knowing the details, it is hard to guess. Vitamin B12 deficiency is common.
> Interestingly enough I was in Vietnam last week and had my iPhone XR [...]

That's not interesting IMO, that's asking for trouble. You go with a device worth 1000 USD or so to a poor country. You use the device on the streets. You're basically putting a bullseye on yourself saying "rob me!" Get a dumbphone/tourist phone instead.
others here are not wrong about fats, but I think what can especially hurt you is iron and vitamin B12. These deficiencies can stay hidden until they hit you. Look up symptoms. I'd therefore use suplements in your place or at least get blood checks done regularly.
I think the military has a strong incentive to not have submarine crews with impaired intellectual and physical activities so they can perform as designed.
> Many popular programs are now seeing continuous paid development by patronage including Godot, Krita, Blender, GIMP, and OBS.

Godot=$10k/month (patreon)
Krita=$2k/month (their donation page)
Blender=€31k/month (their fund page)
GIMP=individual donations only for two developers, $1k/month and $595/month each
OBS=$3.5k/month from opencollective, $1.5k/month for the lead developer for patreon

Now, i do not know what sort of standards you have, but to me considering the amount of effort needed to create the software you mentioned these sound like pittance with the exception of OBS (and even then the developer would get a lot more money if he worked as a developer on a regular company... in some places even as a junior).

$10k/month for a game engine of the complexity of Godot? For Unity that would be absolute failure even back when the editor was available only on Mac OS X.

$2k/month for an advanced complex image editor and painting application? Even in the 80s (and ignoring inflation) that would be a cause to close shop for any software development company.

Blender needs to reach €50k/month to hire 10 developers full time? I'm curious what part of that €5k/month actually goes to the developer.

I'm not going to comment on GIMP, it should be obvious how ridiculous those numbers are.

Look, these numbers are actually the proof of how bad the economic side of FLOSS development is. These are jokes compared to even a small startup, let alone projects that exist years for software used by hundreds of thousands (if not millions, for some).

Developers who work on those aren't doing it for the money, they are doing it because they love the work. If you want to monetize your work, FLOSS is not the way to go, especially as an independent individual.
In my understanding there's additional overhead at handshake, but after that the performance is basically identical. The client certificate mostly acts to identify the client to the server, but otherwise the business of picking session keys etc is the same. At this point TLS overhead is close to free.

I think the start of this thread was a plea not to terminate HTTPS at the edge, but instead to plumb it all the way to the serving container. That's unlikely to be mTLS in any case.
>Or is the atlantic only interested in war crime evidence that suit their agenda ( pushing for war in syria, venezuela, etc )?

I'm with you 90% of the way, but I don't understand this argument.

It's like Hilary's emails or WikiLeaks; "But it came from hackers!" Who cares, if it reveals legitimate criminal activity. There's no equivalency.
Which fruits in your diet are rich in fats and proteins?
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Let's get that Kuckerberg asshole out of the loop. He can pretend that he's hetero with that asian i-m-totally-not-gay pro forma ass holed bride. Guess she'll never need to be grabbed by the SCSI, since Kuckerberg is full gay and all.

The jewish end.

Get kuckerberg out of any business orientation. Go back to giving and taking it in the ass, just like your hetero smokescreen asian bitch.

Let's ass it up for the faggot named Cuckerberg.

Ass all the way. Faggot from start to end. Full faggot.