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A Delaware LLC can be easily converted to a Delaware C. During early stages, an LLC is easier to manage with less reporting and paperwork. An LLC gives limited liability and a receptacle for IP rights. While taxes at this point won't be an issue, they're simpler.

https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/converting-llc-corpo...

https://www.delawareinc.com/blog/how-to-convert-your-llc-to-...
If the protocol does not require it to be downloaded in order (I don't know much about the protocol), then presumably you should also be allowed to disable that feature if you do not want to play back the file immediately.
Sure, but you can't really avoid rerendering every frame with OpenGL.

(Not without a lot of tricky caching, at least, which has it's own costs).

Not saying this is impractical (Personally, I wouldn't bet on it, but I'm sure it's fine for some things), so much as that the cost model here is fundamentally different.
Not really, there always is and been some kind of separations between the phones when they send data.

Most 2G systems used TDMA, so the phones inside a cell spitted the time between them. e.g. one phone could send almost all the time but 10 phones sent 1/10:th of the time each.

3G and laster used WCDMA (as some US system used even in 2G) for the radio. Where encryption of the data over a wide frequency span makes the signals mix in the air. But at the same time lowering the needed effect to get the signal across. With WCDMA you can send on an effect below the background noise and still get the signal across.

Lowering the effect of the radio is a big goal as it drains battery to send radio signals. An effect you can see it you travels in areas with bad receptions your phone battery drains significantly quicker. The best way to lower the radio exposure is to have loots of radio towers close to people. The alarmists scaring for cell-networks have made some problems in building enough towers, and by there fear of cell-radio transmission they increase the energy transmitted by the phones in there area.
I'm not exactly sure what "atypical neurologies" includes.

But I suspect that some of my personas would rate age~13.
Better. I just tried it out. But, the url you get from your phone is https://m.faceboook.com/....

This is a normal use case. You have to take the m out. But, I am glad he did that instead of forcing a FB login. I trust him based on his reputation, but a lot of people wouldn’t.
I meant for actual usage, at least for a while.

I wanted to answer your question properly and in detail, but will settle for a somewhat cryptic response (sorry): in short, by using plain TeX instead of LaTeX, you get a workflow where you have a better understanding of what's going on, more control, less fighting the system, much better error messages (as they're now actually related to the code you type, not to macros you didn't write and haven't seen), less craziness of TeX macros (please program in a real language and generate TeX), faster processing (compile time in milliseconds), opportunity to unlearn LaTeX and possibly consider systems like ConTeXt, more fun etc. (Some earlier related comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14480085 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18039679 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15734980 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15151894 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19790191)
For those who don't recognize the author's name, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAProxy
I'll take actually getting LTE speeds consistently (and getting the advertised speeds from my ISP) over a move to 5g any day.
I got a chuckle out of this remark, but this isn't like using WebGL at all. It seems like a very nice-to-use abstraction, albeit limited.

React performance may be a problem with less trivial scenes, but if you just want to get some 3D model on the screen it may be entirely sufficient.
“Principles” should be worded to be clear and unambiguous. The items listed here can be interpreted to mean something, but different people will interpret them to mean different things. They are more like koans. Useful to ponder, but not for people to agree to and think they’ve agreed to the same thing.
What do think is your true self, if not feelings or thoughts?
And on top of that nobody really even wants 5G except the companies themselves (and Trump, apparently). Worse range, worse penetration, more power usage, more expensive phones, all for extra bandwidth that won't even make a difference in regular usage. I wonder if it will die before it takes off?
Debt is worth it if you think your economy is going to grow in the future. It multiplies growth of an economy. Unfortunately, this multiplier is a double edged sword, during times of shrinkage.

Most modern economies have done well with debt since WW2 because the economy has been growing on average. During times of economic expansion, countries who don't put on more debt get left behind during the boom. The bust hurts those who took more risks, but it seems like on average it has worked out well for the debt takers in the last few generations.
https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/tour/ looks interesting but feels more like selling a book in a book store then selling my own API on my own domain.
You know the World Health Organization lists cell phones as "Possibly Causing Cancer in Humans" right?

That's the world's leading authority on human health saying that. I don't care that technically speaking cell phones "can't" cause cancer because they are thought to be non-ionizing.

That's just the same as all the other things in history that have been impossible until they've been done.
Glancing through it I can't find any mention of what's supposed to happen when the country ends up with so much debt that most of the government's income ends up going toward interest... leaving little/no funds for all its other expenses. Or for the rest of the interest it'll accumulate the following year. Is the idea that you just print money and the problem goes away ("what could possibly go wrong?")?
Nope, about 2ghz
> The RFR exposure was intermittent, 10 minutes on and 10 minutes off, totaling about nine hours each day. RFR levels ranged from 1.5-6 watts per kilogram in rats, and 2.5-10 watts per kilogram in mice.

Yeah, they really cooked those critters. Takeaway: if you work on 200W transmitters, don't sit on them all day every day.

Meanwhile, I'd like to keep using the 1W ~0% duty cycle transmitter in my phone, thankyouverymuch.
I think the question here is how well React Hooks and their reconciliation perform "at scale". What may not be a problem with a couple of 2D UI elements may turn into a disaster in a non-trivial 3D scene.
Scanning it, it seems PICS specifies an rdf format that ratings agencies can use to define their own rating system, with self reporting (of various PICS implementations?) being an option for sites. I can imagine some site owners would find it a little hard to implement.
Whatever it is, no one is going to rip you off. It takes near insurmountable effort to get funding, build, and get traction.

If you want funding, get traction. Build and MVP, or a landing page, and start growing 100% every month.
Eh, a sufficiently high carbon tax would probably reduce demand for carbon intensive goods without killing too many people.
In the classic Mac days it was up to each developer to make up a FourCC for their application. I don't remember there ever being any conflicts.
Who benefits from anti-vaccination or flat-earth?

Conspiracy theories are probably a lucrative industry if you get enough of a following.
France started sufficiently early. I don't think we have the production capacities to switch over completely to nuclear power over the next twenty years (worldwide!). Building reactors takes a lot of time and is quite expensive.
That's great and all but there's over a billion people in India alone and a huge fraction of them are still living in poverty, effectively contributing very little currently to factors like co2 emissions. It won't stay that way for much longer.

Quality of life tends to increase, and correspondingly impact increases. We already have far too many people if you consider the quality of life is destined to normalize at the "western" end of the spectrum.
Not saying my setup has lower reliability than the hosted service (did nextdns.io promise any SLA?). For the added privacy, the potential lower reliability is a risk that I'm willing to take.

Even with this setup there are ways to increase reliability with-in the budget/skill set of a normal engineer, e.g. run two RasPi with keepalived and run VRRP on your routers. As a last resort, I can disable the "Private DNS" setting on my phone if my DNS is down and I can't fix quickly enough remotely.
I'd make a population based argument against this. If the idea is that cooking allows more nutrients which allows the brain to expand, then it would have to be available to the entire human population for the genes to spread. Meanwhile going to a fucking hot spring to dip your meat in would seem to be a scarce resource.
A senior full-stack developer has so many opportunities that they have the privilege of only considering positions with a compensation level acceptable to them.
Also bear in mind that this obeys the inverse distance squared law; a phone being used by somebody a couple of meters away from you is going to give you massively less exposure than your own phone pressed directly against your ear.
No Buddhist would say that, so clearly there's some misunderstanding. There is no Buddhist claim that the true self is an inert observer. Fixating on any aspect of your experience as true or authentic is the problem, not the solution. Enlightened people in Buddhist traditions are functional, happy, active; they don't just sit and stare blankly.
Birds have started chirping like hell at 3am -- never seen that happen before ever. Who knows how the hell all this radiowave, wifi, and now 5g is raping nature.

How can we allow this to happen?
Fuck this is scary. My understanding is that methane could be involved in some theorized runaway feedback loops.
Not the one thing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-child_policy
Another good treatment with graphs that make it virtually crystal clear: https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2019/02/does-america-need...
> An acetylene gas powered lamp produces a bright, broad light. Many cavers prefer this type of unfocused light as it improves peripheral vision in the complete dark. The reaction of carbide with water is exothermic and produces a fair amount of heat independent of the flame. In cold caves, carbide lamp users can use this heat to help stave off hypothermia.

> In cave surveys, carbide lamps are favoured for the lead or "point" surveyor, who must identify suitable points in the cave to designate as survey stations. The sooty carbide flame may be used to mark cave walls with a station label.

> The acetylene producing reaction is exothermic, which means that the lamp's reactor vessel will become quite warm to the touch; this can be used to warm the hands. The heat from the flame can also be used to warm the body by allowing the exhaust gases to flow under a shirt or poncho pulled out from the body, a technique discovered almost immediately by cold miners, and nicknamed by cavers the "Palmer furnace".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbide_lamp
Microwave oven is about 2.45 GHz, and I agree it's not optimal for heating water. But the middle of the free 2.4GHz to 2.5GHz band.
> reel in the global population size

What does this mean? Forced sterilization? One-child policies? I don't ask this to be confrontational, but because it's a difficult question and I honestly want to hear opinions. Access to contraception doesn't make a difference when the culture still says you have 8 kids. This is borne out by what has happened: continued growth of the third-world population. T
Is that top image (gif) real? Pretty cool if it is.
>There are also strict social codes that should be followed when crossing paths with others down there.

I'm intrigued... what are they?
Agreed - great insight. And this effect is exacerbated when there is genuine malicious intent on the internet. I've sat with my mum or dad on several occasions, when they've been confused by 'ads' on websites which are designed to look like dialog boxes.

It was far too difficult for me to explain how to tell that this was not a legitimate dialog box. Or understand the concept of phishing.
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Neat point: "the three groups that come together to make it possible: investors, customers and employees."

But - there are two more entities in direct relationship: suppliers, debtor; and more importantly many externalities, like non-participants, non-customers, the environment etc..

I don't think it's practical to promote this 'arbitrary equality' ideology on everything because it has a 'good sensibility'.

A 'corporation' is just a group of people doing stuff. They can do whatever they want: make profits, not, have fun, make stuff, provide some service, or not. It's entirely up to them how to determine the 'balance' between the various actors.

As for many of the remaining points in the article, I suggest people can do whatever they want as well, so long as they trying to be good people. "Move fast and break things" is a perfectly suitable approach in some situations, though obviously not always.
Sorry, have you not been paying attention for the last 10 years?
Generally enforcement has really high legal costs. My partners small business was ripped of by about $10k in product by a Canadian company. There is basically no recourse that wouldn’t cost more.

If a “60 day net” contract could be encoded on chain, and automatically execute as the products are sold, that would have reduced the risks and enforcement costs.
Interesting... tl/dr: In January the planet is closer to the sun, but the earth doesn't heat up as much because there's more ocean on the southern half of the planet, and water pipes heat into the depths of the ocean. In June the northern part of the planet heats up quicker, even though the planet is slightly farther away from the sun, because rocks transmit heat much slower than water.
Ask HN: Downvotes?
Before I start, I need to say, I am very new to HN.
So after a few days of using HN, I thought my karma was off to a good start. But then after commenting on an article, I got lots of downvotes. That was a 30 percent blow to my karma.
My comment said nothing uncivilized that's against HN's terms. So why am I getting downvotes for saying something different? Will I ever get more than 501 karma!?!
The most likely outcome is that interest rates will asymptotically approach zero as debt increases and the theoretical claim that the natural rate of interest is zero will be proven. And obviously a zero interest treasury security is essentially the exact same thing as a normal currency note.

Keep in mind that a 0% federal funds rate doesn't mean commercial banks won't charge interest. Which, by the way, leads to another important point. Something like 90% of the money in use isn't even created by the government, rather it's created from thin air by licensed banks. This is why a banking license is a huge deal. It is, subject to some restrictions, an actual license to create new money.
It means we get our global numbers down to something less problematic, especially when considering basically everyone wants to live comfortably with luxuries like air conditioning, fast transportation, and next day delivery.

If you're suggesting I want other people to have fewer kids while I raise a family myself, you're mistaken - zero kids here and none in my future.
> The question is whether or not the increased cost is prohibitive, and you have not provided any evidence to suggest that's the case.

The thousands of companies that just block EU citizens rather than comply seems to suggest that they feel the cost is prohibitive.

As for more direct hard evidence I believe this would fall into the "unseen" category in Bastiat's That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen and is, in effect, calling on someone to prove a negative.
No, he's not suggesting that. His comment is a response to the questions asked by its direct parent, not a comment on the submitted article.
That's a bit presumptuous. As is my case, you can have real use cases for WebGL and React and have worked with them, yet still want answers to those questions.
The main reasons I’ve seen VJ’s use MIDI is that they can slave their rig to the performer’s Ableton Live setup. I’ve got friends that have set up timing triggers to pyro and displays / lighting (interfacing with the VJ’s rig) within a few hours of stepping off a plane for a gig that night.
I think 9/11/2001 was that turning point. Then the crash almost exactly 7 years later made things even worse.

I can't speak for other countries, but both of these events were like a one-two punch to the gut socially, politically, and economically here in America, and we're still reeling.
Drop your burn rate to zero, or as low as you can manage.

And consider spending a month abroad, investing in meditation and self-understanding. Can be done cheaply and is super rewarding. I recommend hridaya yoga center in mazunte, from my personal experience doing just that, earlier this year.
Digging into this a bit more and reading between the lines of the nytimes article, it sounds to me like EternalBlue was indeed used as part of the attack chain, for lateral movement. It was not the only exploit used, nor would the attack have been wholly prevented without it.

https://twitter.com/nicoleperlroth/status/113232602124240076...
I'm not surprised. Millimeter wave can do that among other things.
I would go further and say that meditation is the only way to reliably and truly actualize such a state of mind.
Buuuuut that was written with something of a suggestion that this study or this report about the study is a bit of FUD about 5g, no?

It sure seems like a straight line to me.
I don’t condone the attitudes of people like your uncle or the hyper-sensationalized news that feeds them, but I’m equally discouraged by your response. Why shouldn’t we be skeptical of new technologies and their impact on our environment or ourselves?

We should encourage research like this, despite the overreactions that might ensue. The idea that we fully understand the effects of our technology in aggregate is prideful and short-sighted.
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What youre saying makes sense, and I still agree with the GDPR. For example:

Power is used by a house. The meter runs. You pay the bill. The house has an address and a point of contact.

Power is used by the house. Machine learning is applied to map each individual and how they live in said house. The data is then sold to target things the ML algo picked up. You pay the bill. The house has an address and a point of contact, along with a detailed profile of each human in said domicile.

Same sensors exist, yet one violates the GDPR and the other one does not. Can you guess which one?
It's actually even more ridiculous than that. All the expenditures debt issuance "funds" have already been appropriated by congress, which is to say the agreement to pay has already been made. The debt ceiling is just an accounting gimmick based on the legal theory that the US Treasury's demand account at the Federal Reserve can't overdraw. Treasury could very much just write the checks (and probably is legally obligated to!) and then it would be up to the Fed to clear or bounce them. I don't see any Federal Reserve Chairman personally signing off on forcing a government default.
Try to do MTR and check for the routing.

I am from Sri Lanka and I get following over IPv6 using dig,

80-120ms for Nextdns (92ms avg ping)

75-140ms for Google (61ms avg ping)

70-90ms for Cloudflare (75ms avg ping)
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Except for the fact that in this case the "something illegal" is the user's own data, which they should get to decide what to do with. Isn't that the whole point of this discussion? That user's have the right to their own data? If they decide they want a free service in exchange for it, they're only 'hurting' themselves after all, and if they really have a right to their data (instead of a right to have their rulers tell them what to do with their data) then they should be able to make that choice! You can't act like everything that's "illegal" is equally bad, by grouping "personal data" with other "[something illegal]" items. That's a pretty severe case of equivocation.
Subtitles, secondary audio, etc can work in files if those things are encoded in the file. Something like the television captions could be work and then the playback software can be configured what fonts and colours to use to display them, or to not display them at all, and possibly implement stuff such as caption scrollback that the provider did not put in, even.

Still, there is many reason for having the streaming, although it should be a open protocol and not too complicated. And then, if you write a client software and program it to save the file to disk, it can do that too, possibly during playback, and you can program in other stuff too if you want to do.

I thought of idea of Live Audio Video Protocol (but have not actually written any part of it yet, but have some ideas about it), that you can use Ogg streams and you can initiate with file selection, format/quality negotiation, etc, and then receive the stream but you can also send commands to select a channel or subchannel, pause, seek, request data, rate of keyframes (if the server supports changing this, which it might not), and change other settings.

(Actually, I find a few problems with Ogg, and everything else is too complicated, so I made up something which is slightly more complicated than Ogg but not too much, which is called GLOGG; it is mostly like Ogg, but uses UUIDs to identify codecs, allows identifying how individual streams are related (the relation codes are specific to the codec, and are not defined by the container format; you can also specify if a program that does not understand it should ignore it), and a few other things, but still simple compared to most other container formats.)

And about ad insertion, they do that on television without any problem, so I don't know how that is a problem any differences whether it is a stream or file. (Although sometimes they put stuff within the show itself and damaging the picture, they should not do, but that is only my opinion and is unrelated to the protocols.)
Debt that must be repaid by a future generation (or just by other people under a different administration) will _always_ be worth it to the borrower.

This truth can lead to frivolous borrowing that does not in the least benefit those who must pay back the debt.

At least in theory. In practice, I guess things seem to be pretty ok for Japan in spite of their mountain of debt and shrinking population?
I often walk home around 3 or 4am and I've noticed birds start chirping around this time since about 10 years ago, what timescale are you giving me? I always thought it was the streetlights, but now I live in a less well lit neighborhood and still hear the early risers about 3:30am.

This would be a pretty cool dataset to look at ... I wonder if anyone living in a radio quiet zone could give us a data point !
The "mice in a microwave" studies wouldn't need to resort to extreme dosages if they could cause cancer with realistic exposure levels. Yet they always resort to extreme dosages. Reading them makes me feel more comfortable around my cell phone, not less comfortable.
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