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And stocks that do pay dividends are also speculations because they might cut the divi the day you buy them, or their price might crash, or they might go bust.

All investment is speculation. Bitcoin is no different in that regard to stocks of any kind.
So, someone who doesn't understands his tools blames the tools for the fact that somehow they need to keep using a language they don't like (and don't understand either, it seems).

Nothing of what he complains about is Docker's fault or even Python the language's fault.

Funnily enough, I have spend the better part of Friday trying to wrap my head around Go modules and getting a project to a state that I could run any go command in. Have I blamed Go, the language? Nope. The tooling? A little bit but mostly my own ignorance of how it works.

It would do the author good to do some soul searching and perhaps understand that not all problems are nails, where the best tool to deal with is a hammer.
Uhm....

What evidence would count as unbiased by your standards?

I ask because I wonder whether such evidence could realistically exist. You sound as if your requirement is data collected by someone who really, absolutely has no interest in the conflict, but still cares enough to cover the area with radar or similar.
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You can also pay for GSuite for your own domains for better controls and support levels.

A 3rd-party will never be as private as running your own mail server but that's not exactly easy either these days.
Roux being Satoshi is the only plausible explanation I heard in a long time. This clown is not.
Interesting how "through a process called singlet exciton fission" and other article "General Formula for Bi-Aspheric Singlet Lens Design Free of Spherical Aberration" [1] both deal with Singlets. Odd coincidence of the day.

[1] https://www.osapublishing.org/ao/abstract.cfm?uri=ao-57-31-9...
You can test Wright just by going through his Twitter account (now suspended) and seeing his incompetence in plain sight.

Or go through Satoshi's old mailing list posts to see how reasonable, humble, technical, and well-spoken he was. And then read anything Wright has ever written.
It’s the same problem that sets the US back on other kinds of infrastructure. Every two-bit municipality and HOA can abuse the legal process to hold up infrastructure deployment, whether we’re talking about rail or 5G: https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/26/5g-wireless.
I think that is it - I am (middle aged fat happy) trying to get fitter and 3 miles across London each morning helps. But it's not a race track and it has taken me a long time to accept it for what it is - a commute in traffic, with minor exercise benefits

I suspect a lot of people (younger and fitter) don't see it as such.

And I get that. A long long time ago when I would cycle in car traffic, I upgraded my bike from an old cheap MTB to a nicer road bike. On the flat I saw a 5 mph increase in my top speed the very next day. And my commute time did not change a bit.

It was not how fast I was capable of travelling but how many risks I was prepared to take that decided if I could shave more time off the commute.

And this is it - it takes a certain amount of time to cycle a mile on the flat open road. In traffic it takes more time, and only by dialling up the risk-o-meter to 11 can you get it back down to "open flat" time. And that risk-o-meter means other people's blood so it's not acceptable.

If I want my exercise then it's running on the pavement and press ups in the park.
Breaking the silence about corruption in Spain’s press
Hungary is shrinking because of a one-two punch of (1) birth rates falling in the 1990s during the economic transition and staying there, despite generous incentives in recent Orban governments to encourage its rise, and (2) people of prime working age moving to Western and Southwestern Europe to for better economic opportunities. This is despite the fact that in 2010 the Orban government instituted a countrywide public works scheme that greatly reduced unemployment and made life in rural areas slightly more bearable, if more reliant on the populist regime.

Hungary is in need of skilled employment in areas like construction, hospitality, trades, IT, and administration, but cannot attract or train enough workers and retain them domestically with the levels of pay employers are willing and able to pay. Such skilled workers can simply relocate elsewhere in Europe and increase their take-home pay.

Hungary is the closest point to cross into the land-contiguous portion of the Schengen area from the southeastern migration route into the EU, so you can easily catch a train to an attractive destination like Germany. Despite the narrative of the Orban government, few of these incoming migrants want to stay in Hungary. The government could incentivize them to stay, if it wanted, but for racial and religious reasons, it doesn't.

This leaves the state in a difficult situation. In the early years of foreign investment, it was attractive because its highly educated workforce and labor costs lower than Western Europe. But now it's subject to skill drain and brain drain and its value proposition has been reduced.
I think you missed a lot of time jumping from Vishnupuran to when British arrived. And are we already believing Mahabharatha to be not just a work of fiction?
> The US government literally spends billions of dollars to track things in outer space, and a bunch of amateurs can do basically the same thing

There is a whole lot of difference between an amateur being able, once in a blue moon, to track something and a military duty desk being able to track everything, all the time, and get it imaged/located/whatever in seconds to minutes, every time.
The gender issue is real - I would put the ratio of female to male cyclists on the commute at about the same as in the software teams at work. Perhaps there is a similar thing going on
I feel like chairs are like shoes where garbage chairs / shoes ... most everyone will not like.

However, beyond pure garbage, like shoes, it then depends a great deal on your body.

I use an Aeron for work, love it. At home (I often work from home) I have a chair from Ikea that cost less than $100 ... love it.

If you don't want to spend a lot go on the look out for second hand office furniture. You an save a ton.
Hello. I am the resident asshole here and I am calling bullshit on your claim that you always recommend the Mindbody Prescription. You don't. Three pages of your comments have one reference to the book. These pages do paint an somewhat arrogant picture of you, though. You might find it easier to get your point across if you don't sound as superior.

That being said, your comment is spot on.
"A zero sum game is one in which where one player gains value that results in another player losing value"

Yes that's what I'm contending. There can only be one boss, one deputy boss, one assistant deputy boss.

Your point about putting the right person in the right role is a fair point, but its from an organisational POV, not from an individual POV. If I'm the deputy manager, and I get demoted because Tina is a better fit, I have lost, and Tina has gained by the same amount. For Tina and I, it is a zero sum game. I am not misinterpreting that situation as a zero sum game, because for me it is a zero sum game.
If it becomes widely acceptable that this man invented bitcoin then a big myth is gone and the bubble is even likelier to burst.

He is not particular good in public appearances but to claim that he is an obvious fraud and he possesses no technical knowledge is just wrong. Also he did convince a few very knowledgable technical people.
All Herman Miller chairs are covered by a 12 year warranty - see https://www.hermanmiller.com/customer-service/warranty-and-s...

It used to be 10 years and I took advantage of that for my old Aeron. They sent someone to my house to do the repair and I paid $0 for it.
The 737 airframe is a well understood and well tested one. Designing a new airframe means a lot of unknowns.
For the record, I have a paid business GSuite account for our household, and my purchase history was out there as well.
> Sophisticated cooperation at the scale of the tribe.

People claim this but it seems to ignore evidence that invalidates all but the least informative definitions of "tribe."

> On the other hand, the market system is a system of massive economic cooperation, and very sucsesful in many important ways.

I think "successful" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this sentence.
Nobody in this discussion is a monopoly. U.S. cellular service has less market concentration than: cell phones, mobile operating systems, e-commerce, mobile phone operating systems, web browsers, or search.
Once upon a time this was true. However, many parties have placed stakes in the ground regarding the identity claim. Here's a non-exhaustive list of a few.

- Calvin Ayre - billionaire (mostly from online gambling sites) who has backed Wright and BSV (Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision), who along with holders of BSV, would lose big if Wright's Satoshi's claims come unwound

- US Copyright office - if veracity of Wright's Satoshi claims are disproven, they would revoke his copyright grant

- the entire cryptocurrency market - Wright claims he will sell off his (Satoshi's) mined coins when the trust allegedly releases them to him in about a year. We're talking over 1 million BTC (+ forked coins, like BCH, BTG, and BSV). For years the movement of those coins has been watched; the second they start moving, the market will panic. Billions of dollars in value will be destroyed overnight.

- Australian Tax Office - Wright has been in hot-water with them before; his possession of a $10B asset would be very interesting to them.
I'll fly on them. No problem.
Microsoft Outlook से किसी को ईमेल कैसे भेजे?
I think the average Python practitioner does not know how to reliably build a Python environment. Like most languages, Python has footguns. Packages installed in a user's home directory are often visible in virtualenv or conda environment and defeat isolation. If your charsets are configured wrong, a single print() statement will crash your Python if Unicode characters are in play.

Python is being fixed at its foundations and tools like poetry will approach parity with Maven.
There's nothing wrong with solar per-se, but it's just not sufficiently power dense if you're talking national scale power usage. https://www.finder.com/uk/solar-power-potential seems to think that countries like the UK would need more than 10% of their area covering with solar panels to cover their energy needs. I think you'd need to be talking about an order of magnitude improvement in efficiency to really start making it look really feasible as a significant way to change our fossil fuel usage, no?
It is real... not just a figment of imagination of politicians...

Hang around in forums of countries, where they are trying to actively create chaos and you will see it....

Ways it comes into forums:

1. Asking question: "Is the EU good for Albania, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia, etc", then you see puppet accounts saying the EU is bad and it is being taken over by socialist/nationalist and doesn't want those countries. etc.. etc..

2. Spreading information about how USA foreign policy is bad... etc.. etc.. and why is NATO needed, (Macedonia is trying to get into NATO. Albania is already in).

3. Soros, somehow is being turned into a Boogeyman, (this was especially championed by the Orban's wanna bees), and a symbol of the 'corrupt west'

Russian comments sometimes are obvious, but sometimes are hard to spot. But, they can be spotted as they often speak with a weird language, probably straight out of Google Translate.

What are they trying to do? Try to create as much as discontent amount countries of the west, so people are busy and not paying attention on what Putin is doing in the east.
Very much Cold War propaganda into the 21st century....
Well, there's The Day The Earth Stood Still - but sending that might be coming on rather strong ("ooh, we've been a bad species and need a strong alien to discipline us").

I'd send Star Trek. It's kind of stupid, but it represents our most positive aspirational vision of the future - one where we participate with humility in a galactic diaspora. Such depictions are rare.
DNS over HTTPS is a requirement for ESNI. You should enable that too if you want to stay up to date on the latest privacy features.
He would likely technobabble his way through. It's a ten-year old document; that's enough time for anyone to construct a reasonable narrative.
Utility scale cost has been dropping exponentially, but small panels (e.g. 7W phone chargers) haven't.

I wonder if the efficiencies will eventually trickle down, or whether the form-factor, other components, retail sales channel and small market for solar phone chargers will prevent this.
Especially on the internet, which, for all that individual countries may not like, is an international platform. Citizens from every country are encouraged to use every mainstream form of social media. And in every major country people are paid to make certain posts. That it's now political just seems like the natural evolution.
> Not everyone needs mass immigration. Countries with high living standards and low birth rates do.

An obvious alternative would be adopting policies to raise the domestic birthrate to the population replacement rate, e.g. increasing the child tax credit, and various policies to disconnect housing costs from school quality so that prospective parents don't change course when they see how much more it costs to buy a house in a good school district.
You can hire expertise, assuming you have the budget for it. And that budget is completely separate from the pot of money out of which subsidies are doled.
> Rare, severe, apparently random punishment tends not to be associated with justice.

In the dream/goal I presented I was hoping for swift, indiscriminate and - yes - severe justice. The lack of all three wrt. crimes against public or even individual trust is a problem for contemporary societies.
Yeah but you'd have to start with very energetic photons. The article says that you mint get two elections when a green or blue photon hits, so to get three even theoretically you'd need to use ultraviolet optics photons. And there just aren't enough of those in sunlight you make a noticeable difference in efficiency.
If you think a false Satoshi would hem and haw and not say anything, you don't know how con artists work. Some people have the skill of lying fluently. If Wright isn't Satoshi, then clearly he is one of those people. Therefore this test would not distinguish anything.
No. I went up on stage, sat down in a chair and closed my eyes. Dr. Bandler started talking and I remember him saying something like, "Oh I love it when they fight me." and that's the last thing I remember. There was the dark pink/grey light you see when your eyes are closed and then I was "waking up" and stepping off the stage. I hadn't been asleep but I did not consciously remember anything.

It was only later, during a break, when someone told me that it had been several minutes, and that I had flushed dramatically and had other reactions during the process. I have no memory of any of that. From my POV it was just a few moments.

There may even be video available of the seminar. I don't remember the year but it was maybe 2004, the seminar was a week long and in Chicago, and I think it was technically DHE (Design Human Engineering), not NLP, if you want to try to track down the actual incident.

After my depression was cured I kinda lost interest in NLP.
If it was in the trash, then the link to the email the system provided should probably have still worked instead of redirecting him to the inbox
>Even if the aliens were capable of FTL traveling, this does not indicate that they are far more advanced than us

For an amusing take on this notion, see "The Road Not Taken" by Harry Turtledove.

https://www.eyeofmidas.com/scifi/Turtledove_RoadNotTaken.pdf
It may be possible, if an intermediate storage mechanism can be found to add the energy 2 or more which is then tapped to initiate extra electron(s). I understand that some natural process do this and with research a useable mechanism may be found?
Github already shows signed commits: https://help.github.com/en/articles/signing-commits
I think your argument somewhat presumes that we all agree on some platonic ideal of a product.

Let's pick restaurants as as product: I have some favourite restaurants that for me beat most other restaurants on multiple dimensions (taste, freshness, service, location, price). And there are very popular restaurants I rate poorly on multiple dimensions.

I know other products that I think are both cheaper and better than the competitors, but I can't think of any products where I have many many purchases within the sample space of different products.
I notice you don't seem to have dared to say you disagree — would you say that the point of consciousness is to make money?
I don't want to get into the implementation details of this store as that's not the point of my anecdote. Either trust me that this place was an example of trust, or don't. ;)
I upgraded my Pi cluster to Pi 4 model B
My money has always been on Hal Finney. Timing of his death and Satoshi's silence seems too coincidental, to say nothing of the fact that the first p2p transfer was between Hal and Satoshi, and Hal's credentials. Also can't ignore that the person who was falsely portrayed to be Satoshi due to his name (Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto) lived 2 blocks from Hal.
Spray-on nanofiber 'skin' may revolutionize wound care
Software is 2% of US GDP.
When Pirates Studied Euclid
Robust concurrency options for python exist that are not Docker-based (e.g. Celery). Even basic "fork" calls are cheap on UNIX (and wrapped with the multiprocessing package for cross-platform use). Package managers like Conda make multi-platform deployment with dependency binaries easier on Python.

Frankly Python is still catching up to many improvements that have happened in the 2000s. That said, if you want to avoid using Docker as a packaging kludge for Python, it's possible to do so in many cases.
"2 electrons with 1 photon" --- that is how photosynthesis works in nature. Great thinking!
We're not doing that, and that's why you see trust being continuously eroded. I'm of the belief that trust is the very fundamental building block of a society, and so crimes against public trust should be punished severely. Manslaughter-level severely, not with a slap on the wrist via a symbolic fine.
> the economy solidly expands mostly on the back of the software industry's expansion

Any references for this? It's also pretty easy to argue that US domestic oil production is driving the economy, at least if you just look at growth. It's producing almost twice as much oil as 10 years ago.
This would completely break you merging others' patches into your repository outside of GitHub (with git-am(1)).
Probably better to get a new Ryzen processor and motherboard for around the same price.
wouldn’t this be simply stacking SA free lenses, with the remaining aberrations being alignment related?
This is not about uniformity, you basically suggested colour blind people should learn brail rather than simply chosing a different method of differentiation... It's pretty hard not to interpret that as "screw them all". Yes you can't make everyone equal but it takes very little effort to accommodate the vast majority of issues.
I'm glad the author left the part about never having dependency issues with Java projects to the very end (to be fair, saying it is nothing like python issues might be true, I don't use python). I would have stopped reading if that had been at the beginning. My highest ranked stack overflow question (with 100k views) has to do with dependency management on Android. It's a problem everywhere.

I do think this article has some interesting points.
While this is true, there is not a finite amount of wealth. The whole point of an economy is to generate new wealth and goods. Inventions and innovations.

This is a frustrating hand-wave that I've been subjected to for far too long. It's absolutely possible that there is a finite amount of wealth.

Moreover, even in an economy with positive growth, if a small fraction of individuals capture a large enough amount of the growth, wealth has effectively been capped for everyone else.
As I said above, it really doesn't matter whether Tesla survives long term. Just as it doesn't matter to the cellphone industry whether Nokia survives, or to the PC industry whether IBM, Apple and Commodore survived. Tesla built the product that proved the consumer demand existed today. BMW (and other manufucturers') strategy was predicated on the idea that large-scale consumer demand was years away. Tesla made that strategy obsolete.
Forget Streaming: Why You Should Still Buy Blu-Rays
Your evidence that Russian interference is real is that some people on the internet post anti-EU comments? Until I see some credible evidence that Russian trolls are A. state-sponsored and B. any more ubiquitous than the trolls hired by other government agencies (the Hillary campaign hired content farms in 2016) I still think it's pretty alarmist.
PGP still works fine. It's SKS that doesn't, but you don't need SKS to use PGP.
Orangutan from Borneo photographed using a spear tool to fish (2008)
I finally acquired enough Pi 4's (the 2GB RAM version—I can't find the 4GB version anywhere yet) to rebuild my Kubernetes cluster (www.pidramble.com) using the latest Pi.

So far my takeaways are:

1. The official PoE HAT seems to work fine... but you can't shut down the Pi and keep it shut down—it seems to reboot if powered by the PoE HAT :/

2. The Pi 4 feels slightly faster, but having double the RAM (I can't find 4 GB Pi 4's in stock anywhere) is reallllly nice for Kubernetes.

3. Docker is annoying to get running on Raspbian 10/Buster, since the standard repo has a broken version, and Docker's repo only has listings for Raspbian 9/Stretch. Therefore you have to hack around the install script a tiny bit to get Docker installed.

I currently have Kubernetes running fine, but am having issues with the cluster networking (this seems to happen any time I make major changes to it either in hardware or software). You can follow along on the adventure here: https://github.com/geerlingguy/raspberry-pi-dramble/issues/1...

I'm going to also be doing some more performance testing and benchmarks and sharing more thoughts in some blog posts in the future, but for now, I'm happy to have a version of the cluster that has enough RAM per-device that I don't feel like Kubernetes is running by the skin of its teeth!
It's actually worse that I stated: 2 confirmed fatal crashes, 1 severe malfunction in-flight, 4 fatal crashes that are most likely same cause, and two more in-flight loss of control incidents that are likely same.

That's just what's on the wiki page [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_rudder_issues
Sounds vague... What law are you referring to? Why would it be illegal? Is that reasonable in this case?

Please don't comment about the voting on comments.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Read out this - http://usercv.usercv.com/blog/22/what-are-the-biggest-mistak...
Multi-Level Intermediate Representation for Compiler Infrastructure [video]
Except when it comes to File IO, I think you need to use bracket pattern for lack of linear types, but maybe this is fixed now?