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Hey that compact camera idea is pretty good! With no clue about them, and looking at Wikipedia and the Sony website, I have still little clue. Could you link me some information about cameras? I see several different RX100 cameras and several, much cheaper, W8x0 ones. I’m bad at taking pictures but I still like to take some when there are these lambs by the side of cycling roads here for example, so those compact cameras could be nice to carry in the bag while my older iPhone SE is not the best at taking pictures.
SpaceX Starlink Satellites Spotted over Netherlands [video]
Some [optional] labels for axis and a way to reset would be nice.
If you are looking for something that helps you keep your OSS packages secure, then Snyk[0] is doing an excellent job at it.

[0] https://snyk.io
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I wonder how similar it is to Roechling's Lignoprotect bulletproof densified wood panels - https://www.roechling.com/industrial/products/composites/gfr...

edit - Since reading about densified wood, I have been wondering about if you can get paper to join to itself using pressure and the right chemicals. If so, you could form it into tubes by rolling it round a metal bar, and maybe even make the laminated paper bicycle from Gibson's Virtual Light.
I recently did the same thing. Hit 30; reflected on last decade. I had moderate success consulting but didn’t get a single product off the ground. Considering the lost potential earnings, the need to reset savings and the lack of a pension I thought it prudent to get a full-time job. I’ve now been employed for 8 months or so and it’s a huge relief. Formerly every waking hour was working on the product. Now it’s 9-5 working for the man and then have the rest of the time to relax. It’s been truely impactful. I’ve started reading again and am much happier! Being an employee isn’t for me but I will stay with new status quo for a couple of years, get a healthy financial buffer and start something else again. I’m working for a medium sized company and am an engineer with limited responsibilities.
My experience with DVI must have been from 2003, and at that time, the viewer simply wasn't good. It was very clunky to move in the page or between pages, and there was only a magnifying glass zoom, no options to comfortably change page-wide zoom levels.

I also remember the horrible font rendering mentioned elsewhere in the thread, but that would go away when printed or converted to PDF/PS, so I always assumed it was a bug in the viewer.

That said, I always admired how small .dvi files were in comparison to PDF, and that they loaded much faster. Kudos!
I'm really confused why this creates an IPsec server AND an wireguard server, or do I read that wrong? Managing two server which basically do the same thing seems to double the attack surface without any gains. One selling point of wireguard is to be an easier but still as least as secure alternative to IPsec.
I agree. My point is that all the FIRE crowd is quitting work way too early, due to optimistic assumptions.
Do you have any different of an experience today compared to 2003? My screenshots were from today and I don't see any difference.
I don't think that's particularly fair; I think you just have to scale it to your own situation to see how you feel about it. For you, jointly spending $4600 a year on fun stuff sounds ridiculous. That's totally fine, but it's missing the point. (The parent might be ok with $4k a year but not $8k a year. Everyone has limits, and it could be a source of conflict if his spouse wants to expand her spending.)

$4000/$600 is 6.67. Let's say you spend $50 a year on your own fun purchases. Would you be ok (both financially and emotionally) with your spouse spending $333 a year on their own fun purchases? I'm of course making up the $50 number, so set that to whatever's reality for you, do the math, and see how you feel.

Maybe it works out that you're only comfortable with your spouse spending 4x what you do, or 3x, or 2x. Or maybe it's the reverse, and you're the bigger spender, and you need to find out what your spouse is comfortable with That's fine. The point of this is to negotiate with your spouse to get to a point where you're not anxious or constantly arguing about spending levels.
Oh that's cool! Thanks for sharing that!
> That’s often how I get my best ideas, but the bathroom is just too boring.

Yeah, it's boring. I personally like taking this in as a bit of a challenge. See how boring it can get before I get my smartphone out.

Sometimes I do other things, like finger drumming on my leg. Trying to keep a rhythm. Or just wonder about materials the train is made up of.
the benefits of static seem awfully abstract at the end of the day. If you want me to buy it, please show me an authoring experience I actually want to live in.

Authoring is about input to the system, static is about how the contents is given to the visitor. There is no technical reason a rich author experience cannot be coupled with a static approach to content delivery.

In fact, the article focuses mostly on page bloat, not so much server-side processing. The amount of bytes a Web page weighs in at should mostly depends on its contents, not on the author tools used to create its content.
This can be explained clearly in two sentences:

Division is the inverse of multiplication (a * b / b = a / b * b = a). However, multiplication by 0 is not injective (we have x * 0 = 0 for every x), so multiplication by zero can't have an inverse operation, and both 0/0 and 1/0 are undefined.
Stalling could be a viable strategy as this idiocracy will probably end beginning 2021.
Pixel-perfect is relatively easy to achieve at the atom level and, sometimes, at the molecule level because we operate at small scale. A button, a text field, the rounded corners of a card… no problem, really.

But the larger the scale the more the elements you work with interact with each other, the more you have to adjust sizes in relations with other elements or with the window's dimensions, the more you have to interpret the original intentions of the designer, and the more you drift away from "pixel-perfect".

The main issue with "pixel-pefect" is an educational one: the nature of the web is such that your app or site can be consumed via a large number of clients with a large variety of capabilities, in a large variety of window sizes and so on. Designers have to learn that. Project managers have to learn that. Clients have to learn that. And they all have to accept that reality in order to design good quality products.

Then there's a tooling issue: design tools like Sketch, Figma, InVision, or Photoshop and friends before them, all work with pixels (let's not talk about points) so, even if the designer thinks in proportions, he has to work with pixels and whatever is handed down to the client and, in fine, to the developer will be expressed in pixels. A unit that's barely used by developers. Without good communication, the intent of the designer is lost on the client and the developer, everyone makes faulty assumptions and no one is happy.
There exists one for Javascript as well:

https://github.com/Bogdan-Lyashenko/js-code-to-svg-flowchart

Including a VSCode extension (but it seems unmaintained):

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=lucasbad...
Hi! Thanks for the notice, is this error still happening?
Lektor[1] static website generator (Python) supports WYSIWYG

1 - https://github.com/lektor/lektor
5G networks could throw weather forecasting into chaos
Not OP but I'm a fan of keeping up with camera tech.

dpreview.com is my goto for comparing cameras. There are 7 different RX100's as Sony keeps upgrading it every year - mostly little things - more focus points, faster focus and light metering, higher frames per second... you really can't go wrong just buying the most expensive one in your budget, even the oldest ones will take great pictures -- they'll just be slower.

Check out

https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/buying-guide-best-pocketabl...

Also worth looking into, my favorite cameras are 'fixed prime' - there's no zoom so you have to be creative and zoom with your feet, and the lens is matched to the sensor and gives really surprising high quality shots without much effort.

https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/buying-guide-best-fixed-pri...

Happy shooting.
Congrats on overleaf. Me and my colleagues use it everyday and we love it!
One might say that whether the website is served statically or dynamically, is orthogonal to the content editor's user experience. You can have a WYSIWG editor and still serve generated content statically.

Unless there is a compelling reason, don't do at runtime what you can do at build time.
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They not only forked it, they also improved it. They are e.g. the only one who built their own secure Annex K C11 extensions, besides Android Bionic. Android first did it with an old HP stlport, and then Bionic did it with C++ (Google style). Huawei did it in 1998 already in C.

They also are using safer xen compartments, as Amazon did until recently or Qubes is doing. kvm is fast, but certainly not secure.

Personally I trust Huawei more than Google, and esp. LG, Sony or Samsung. The current war on Huawei looks like Huawei is denying the US their backdoors into the baseband layer on 5G. Loosing 5G would be big for US intelligence, and good for privacy. China getting access into 5G backdoors is not as worrying as continued US abuse.
but sometimes you legit need dynamic capabilities. I'm now pondering about selling a few items through my website(built with Hugo). But, how? So, I'm stepping into Wordpress realm because that's where the payment processing stuff are.

Anyone here know/have done a shopping website built with Hugo and a simple third party service for payment processing?
Yes, If you are fine with static pages it probably means that you would be fine using something like Varnish http cache.[1]

There might other options like caching at the DNS level with something like CloudFlare[2]

I don't work with Wordpress but generate static pages sounds like generating a cache, so these two option might be useful if you need to keep Wordpress but want the benefit of static pages.

[1] https://www.varnish-software.com/wiki/content/tutorials/word...

[2] https://wordpress.org/plugins/cloudflare-page-cache/
I haven't got a Facebook account. If I did set one up it would probably be with a fake identity.
I've sometimes been tempted because it would help with signing up in lots of other places.
But Facebook (or Gavin as the Swype on my phone keeps calling it!) would probably figure out who I was anyway.
And the thought of that creeps me out.
Have you tried PayPal ?
Not as fun to read, outside the music industry. Lack of consistent samples has been MIDI's major issues, and even in games these days, nobody uses it, sadly.
There's a middle path:

- Find a corporate role that pays a good income and teaches you skills are easily be transferred to your own business. You're getting paid to train, basically. Better yet, you're likely going to be coached in these skills to a fairly high level of proficiency if you seek out good mentors at your current company (its in their best interests to help you).
- Look for side projects that can easily grow into a small business and work on them nights / weekends.
- Spent a little time trying to understand the financial potential per hour spent on these different side ventures. Get specific - when does revenue happen, how much, what do you need to invest to get there... is there a way to gate these investments so you're not spending money until you've got a fairly sure thing... Start thinking of yourself as a steward of time & capital... (warren buffet on startups).

So for example, I have been paid director level wages to learn (in a coached and skilled setting, with projects):
- Software development (Python / Javascript / SQL / R)
- Data Science & Advanced Analytics (leave it at that)
- Manufacturing Process Improvement / Six Sigma
- Strategic Market Analysis / Business Development
- Post Merger Integration / Operations Strategy
- CPG and B2B Product Management / Sourcing
- Consulting / Change Leadership
- Direct Marketing
- Sales / Client Development
- Contract Negotiation

All of the above under the guidance of people who knew what they were doing, so plenty of free coaching on technique.

And when the sun goes down and I have some free time, I work on other ventures.... and learning these skills has yielded benefits in both better solutions / execution and lower cost to launch / test.... And since the day job pays for our key needs, anything we do here is more-or-less upside...

I mentioned the $$/hour analysis because there is a very big difference between product businesses and small consulting operations; the curse of consulting is uneven income and constant interruptions between bizdev and delivery...which persists until you grow into a good sized firm (20+ people, with at least 2 - 3 full time business development managers) at which point... you're forced to deal with the drama of managing 20+ people... (I am a well-socialized introvert; I find such affairs exhausting. In any event, if I wanted to be the boss of 20 people, there are ample jobs in industry). You don't have much slack as a solo act, so you need to put all of your time behind projects / growth vectors that will meet your needs vs. filling a schedule. Dig deep enough on many "independent" service businesses and you will discover a deal where the owner is likely better off as an employee. (particularly when it comes to health care, oy vey....)
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HackerNews is the last place I’d expect to find a “zero carb” pseudoscience follower —- but, there you are.

Your diet is accelerating your cancer risk. Please be aware of that.
I haven't used them, but I was evaluating SnipCart as an option for adding e-commerce capabilities to a static site. Other requirements made us ultimately decide to port everything to Squarespace, but I've been thinking about turning on a small static site store of my own with these guys.

https://snipcart.com/
> If it's important, they'll leave a message or E-mail, which you can check on your own schedule.

Depends on your use-case. I use my phone to support my hobby, the Mode-s receiver in my attic sends an e-mail when an interesting aircraft arrives at the local airport.

So for me it's a notification tool that requires timely attention.

On the other hand it's not a toy, I don't have any games installed.
Aren't static pages similar to a cache ?

Wouldn't you obtain the same benefits while still keeping Wordpress if you would use something like Varnish[1] or CloudFlare Edge cache[2] ?

[1] https://www.varnish-software.com/wiki/content/tutorials/word...

[2] https://wordpress.org/plugins/cloudflare-page-cache/
British public health service are now piloting it for people with type 2 diabetes.
AmigaOS would have both a name for the physical device like df0: and dh1: above but also a label or volume name which could be work: or something and those would mostly be interchangeable from the shell to refer either to "any volume named foo:" or "whatever disk is in drive0 right now".
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They are the company who figured out the ways of selling their customers’ flow to hedge funds directly, so the latter could adapt their market making algorithms for guaranteed profit?

Stealing from the poor and giving to the rich, genius!
Thanks for that grayscale advice.
Google has a million ways of tracking us anyway, this is going to be just a minor problem for them they will solve sooner or later.
> I think “wasting” time is extremely valuable.

Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.

At the very least you get to disconnect your brain. At best you come up with something awesome.
If these are separate to you:

How would you allow a user, while creating a blog post, to add commenting to the post in a way that enables progressive enhancement i.e. doesn't require javascript, with static site generators?

If you can't, what is your justification for the sacrifice in accessibility?

If you can fulfill this basic requirement, please show me the experience of using the system and show me how it is better than wp as a whole.
> so you have to be creative and zoom with your feet

Try that at an airshow!
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> I don't actually know how much she has in her personal account because I don't care

I feel like this is a useful thing to do for people who feel like they might feel resentment (or guilt) at their partner for spending too much (or for spending more than their partner) on fun stuff. As long as neither partner goes over the fun-stuff spending limits, it just doesn't matter, and there's no reason to even know.

> And I do still spend my fun money, I just spend it in larger chunks. ... I'm more likely to save up for a while then ... rent a cabin for a weekend ski trip.

Out of curiosity, what happens if your wife wants to come with you on the ski trip, but because she spends her fun money regularly and doesn't save for larger purchases, she doesn't have enough to cover her share of the cost? Or is that just not an issue, because you'd plan it far enough in advance that she'd have time to save? Or would you just say screw it, and call it a gift to her?
Any chance you're in the Seattle area? I've been looking for a local kickball game!
Wow. Rifle looks neat. Thanks for mentioning that!

Deft will scan any plain-text file, according to the set of file endings you give it, and it will put your cursor at the point in the buffer where one of the search words occurs, but it won’t automatically extract the ending, AFAIK.

I should mention that deft does fuzzy matching, or at least words don’t have to be contiguous.
Presumably Evince could do a better job of it then.
Everyone is always perfectly and completely aware of the jmp instructions that implement their if and while statements. Talking about them does not make you cleverer than anyone else.

What you are missing, and is the fundamental essence of the whole discussion, is that these jmp instructions don't just jump to any old place, like a goto. They jump to only very specific places corresponding to the boundaries of our if and while statements. The compiler will never generate an undisciplined branch, absent an actual goto in the source.

Beneath the jmp instructions there are register transfer machines, and beneath them are logic gates, and beneath them are transistors and wires, and beneath them are charge carriers and fields, and beneath those are atoms and crystalline structure.

At each level you can find the correspondence with structures in the next level above and below. In no case does the lower level violate the structural rules of the next level up, despite that in principle, it could. That is how we get systems that can be understood, and work.
I haven't used latex in a while (mostly writing in markdown these days), so haven't tried it in a while.

I have some .dvi files lying around from 2009, but trying to open them with evince results in

kpathsea: Running mktexpk --mfmode / --bdpi 600 --mag 1+0/600 --dpi 600 aebx12
mktexpk: No such file or directory

and 'apt search mktexpk' doesn't find anything.

So, can't open DVIs anymore, it seems :(
Static website is a controlled cache to the extreme, when you prepopulate cache when you create the content.

Benefits on top of regular cache:

+ maintenance cost: you need to upgrade wordpress, why my static website doesn't require any work over years

+ security: small vulnerability surface

+ cost: hosting even popular static website is cheap
I guess it depends on what happens with the saver's extra saved money. If it just gets used for larger fun purchases less frequently, there's no problem. If the saver uses the extra cash to invest and it's understood that it's still the saver's fun money, even when it comes time to withdraw that money during retirement, that's fine.

If it goes into the shared retirement accounts, then that might cause problems.

Then again, it just depends on attitudes. If you're a saver, but recognize that your partner's happiness in part depends on spending more, then perhaps you just won't care.

At the end of the day, you've jointly agreed on what the monthly allowance of fun money is, so there shouldn't be resentment. If there is, then you agreed to something you shouldn't have. If your partner can't agree to a lower amount, then you just have to accept that your financial/spending compatibility is low, and decide that the rest of the relationship overcomes that incompatibility. Or not, and then you break up.
What viewer would you recommend then? Would you mind posting a screenshot coming from the optimal viewer you have in mind? Like I said, I haven't found any viewer that does a better job.
I'd be betting that they are going after huge blocks of fake accounts that they can link together somehow. Someone like you with a single fake account, they'll live with. They probably know that's so and so's other account. He likes to use that one on his PC. ;-)
This is a lot like "transparent wood".[1] The lignin is removed as the first step. The transparent wood people put a clear polymer in.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transparent_wood_composites
The language is called F# (pronounced F-sharp), not F$.
If you think that a new version of Python is that different, just ask a new question with the corresponding tag. To avoid its closing you might want to specify that it's not a duplicate of previous question because their answers are for an older version of Python.

Also you could try retag a question with the appropriate version tag, e.g. [python-2.x] or [python-3.5], so other people will know that when using a newer version of Python there might be other (better) answers.
Wonderful blog post on this topic:

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2014/10/10/th...
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Forgive the pessimism but isn't this article rewritten every year? It's always along the lines of "ad tech company begs apple not to enable X". Doesn't really seem to be that effective as there is always something to replace the newly blocked method each time.
No, my whole argument is that that factor (your 4x, 3x, 2x) example becomes irrelevant once you're wealthy enough. Other stuff starts to matter more. My theory is that the GGP is in this position.

But when her buying 2000 euros worth of shoes means I can't get a new pair of jeans anymore then we have a problem.
Does that mean people shouldn’t try to stop it?
I think it's part of texlive-binaries (apt-file search mktexpk).
I've only used it once. As I recall, you can install IKEv2 or WireGuard. Or both.
Clojure in go:
https://github.com/candid82/joker
I have been wondering, what would be the major challenges to create a 4d "space" in virtual reality with some kind of sensors that would let sense the orientation and maybe even speed/acceleration in the 4th dimension?
> It's not about over- our underestimating people. It's about whether the technocentricity you are selling is worth it. For some of us, it is, sure.

Have my upvote.

You can pay a teenager to set up WP or netlify or more. What people pay me and possibly most HNers for is knowing what and when etc.

In a small team or just for an individual this might boil all the way down to personal preference.
Kind of missing any discussion of options like pfSense, or the other fancy BSD powered options. The discussed routers are the sort of options I would look at for buying for a non-techy family member, where I log in and update the firmware for them once or twice a year. But for people looking for a little more power and / or configurability, just pick up a little low power AMD x86 box and put some real firewall software on it. Add a little Ubiquiti access point and you've got a great, solid setup.

I went with one of these: https://pcengines.ch/apu2.htm