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that doesn't help. having a profile that cleans itself isn't the problem. switching between a normal and a cleaning profile is.

for most of my stuff i want to keep the history and whatever else around. i also never restart my browser or my machine if i can't avoid it. (restarts happen when i don't want them, and that's when i don't want to loose my current state). so i am still stuck with specific sites that i need a second, cleanable mode for. it's the mode switching that is the issue. switching into incognito mode or to a new browser group is easy enough. so fixing either is the way to go.
So, is the tax payer supposed to be paying for social housing, or social status?
I see. So, who is going to make your coffee, sweep your streets, drive your buses, collect your trash, teach your children, and cook your meals, once all of the lower wage earners have been excluded from the area? You?
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Desirable things being (expensive and therefore) affordable when you are rich enough is “natural”.

Desirable things being affordable when you are rich enough or poor enough is “unnatural”.
Remind them by segregating them from wealthier people?
That should be a different category of housing (and I believe it is in the UK, “sheltered housing” vs “council housing”)
How well did it go?
> “Literally” now means “really".

Amusing to see my main argument against "literally" pedants being used directly in the complaint of one.

"Really", "truly", "actually", "absolutely" and a bunch of other similar words should literally indicate the same thing as literally, that something is "real", "true", "actual" as opposed to "metaphorical" or otherwise exagerrated but now all have that meaning faded to just emphasis.

If you can accept that then there's no real reason to not accept literally going the same way. If anything "literally" is a lot weaker a claim than "really" or "truly" yet "really killed last night" or "truly shocking" get a pass where "literally" wouldn't.

Plus the other main use of "literally" is "look out, here comes a clever pun", which even as a fan of puns I'm not sure is a great loss.
Most past seemingly good reasons to temporarily compromise democracy turned out in hindsight to not be worth it. This one might be actually worth it, or maybe the next once will, but we're generally well served by a taboo against dismantling democracy.

A revolution could well not go the way you want, and end up in a system where no one can even defend fighting climate change, or worse, everyone has to enthusiastically pretend we're doing a heroic effort that is well on track to solve the problem.
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>Next time we have a conflict with a colleague on what is “readable”, let’s ask ourselves “Am I talking about understandability or I am talking about aesthetics?”

This is why I'm in favor of auto-formatters like Black for Python. Nobody really likes it, but nobody really hates it either and you get used to it. What this does is that it completely removes the style component of the discussion, leading to better and more content-wise discussions of the code written.
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Sadly, the current neoliberal reality that most people are living in is too cruel and mundane, to the point that the majority have run off to the virtual world to replace the real. The rise of the purely "fantasy" genre in all forms of entertainment, whether it be books, movies, or video games, connected with magical, medieval, and mystical themes that have no relation to the current capitalist world, can be explained by this. Connections such as family members and coworkers, which were previously regarded as "real", is now just a formality, as capitalism dismantles it piece by piece. Interactions with family members becomes a luxury when your job is unstable and continuously worrying about sustaining your household; nowadays this even happens for people in the middle-class. Actually, creating families seem so burdensome, that some even started not thinking about it (hence lower birth rates). And when your coworkers become competitors instead of cooperators set by the fears of job security, the idea of being "close" with your coworkers become a formalism solely existing to maintain your job status. In this depressing setting, some ran out to the new land of virtuality which is the Internet, and tried to create new relationships and interactions there. Hey, they even made their own social structures, cultural habits, and even art, which couldn't have been made in the previous fabric of reality before! (Think of the online forums of the past, gaming communities, web comics, fan art, fanfics, etc...) Are the worlds they live in "fake" and the world they were trying to escape from "real"? For them, the real is as fake as the paradoxes modern society entails, and the virtual world more close to them than the real. I've heard the Japanese is experiencing the rest of the world 10 years faster than then rest of us, and seeing the social phenomenons in the country (rise of subcultures and the hikikomori), our realities are probably fated for a similar path.

The real has become virtual, and the virtual has become real. The "full human experience" that you are urging people to seek, which was previously modernism in the Western civilization, is currently undertaking cracks and erosions. The central modern narrative, which was at first managed by the media and the state, are now being dismantled, decentralized, and replaced by other realities, resulting in a more turbulent cultural climate. (One could view this as a reason why the political climate of the US is so strange nowadays)
The social housing in luxury high-rises is not luxurious.

Where you might have two, four or eight units to a floor for private owners, social tenants are usually in much smaller units, 16 or 24 to a floor.

The fit-out and finish tends to be “cheapest available”, and it shows. The layouts are often unbearably cramped, and windows are often smaller.

Corridors are frequently left in an unfinished state - painted breeze-blocks and exposed utilities in the ceiling.

So, to call this luxurious is to call anything above sleeping on a doorstep luxurious.
I'm guessing Drug Trafficking/Money Laundering Organization.

Yup, looks like it's more commonly written DTO/MLO.
I think cosmic radiation over several years is enough to degradate the material.
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You don’t know the kind of people who receive social housing, and it shows.
I believe that when I see it. It would be cool if that works, but what I know of the physics that are involved stands against that.
I agree that is horrible, but I think the mistake here is in mixing social housing into the same apartment block. Where I live social housing is in a dedicated building, typically located next to a public park.
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Please list some of them. We're not all well-versed in US politics.
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All you have to do is pay ALL the websites you visit and it'll go away...
Yes! I think this is exactly the way to think about it. Especially the part about giving the user control over just what sites they hide in this manner.
>The social housing in luxury high-rises is not luxurious.

It is, by the virtue of the location alone

Complaining about the fit and finish just shows the mountain of privilege you’re standing on.
Enough to make them into the shape of a ship.
The harder you think it’s going to be the market, the less you are going to trade. You need your confidence interval to reach a certain point before you are going to trade since you’lol have a negative expected value if you don’t have an edge (50/50)
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Doing it in this was violates Amazon's TOS for affiliates.
It's about the shape, not the material.
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but that doesn't look good on my resume!
Your account was created 8 months ago, I suggest reading the guidelines, linked at the bottom. Usually it's much older accounts that ask this question... But it's a question that often gets asked so I don't blame you!
You might want to avoid hosting files on Sourceforge since a lot of people tend to be wary of downloading anything from there.
Yep.

https://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/renewable-energy/heat/a...

See the section headed: "Potential annual savings of installing a standard air source heat pump in an average sized, four-bedroom detached home:"

Also details the carbon saved, which some people might consider important as well, depends on the relative weight you place on "saving money in the near future" vs "causing the end of civilization as we know it".
Recommendations used to seem to be affected by your ratings. That may still be the case to some extent, but Netflix's preferences seem to be way, way more important now.

That aside, I don't live in the USA so it would be nice if Netflix stopped claiming that USA content was local, and non-USA foreign. It's not just their recommendation system that is poor, their general categorisation also is.
> rather only until you have the means to find a place to stay on your own

That's not been the political attitude of all UK parties. Even Thatcher's government thought life long social housing was acceptable, although they preferred home ownership.
A lot of the world is political and has its fair share of crazies. HN is a part of the world.
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Prior to this we used Google Analytics, but their paid solution is too expensive for us and their analytics/aggregation API (though quite powerful) samples a subset of the data which was not acceptable for some of our use cases.
A generic construct implies some sort of hierarchical relationship between two things, so the answer would always be 100%.

Perhaps give some examples of "non-collectiony" applications in order to clarify your question.
Yes - you'd think it would be longer lived in orbit. Clearly practicality wasn't the main concern of this mission.
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Probably much better paid versions of what you listed.
I do, because I live surrounded by social housing blocks. And just last week they were lighting a campfire inside their building. After many years you can't imagine the things I've seen. Maybe it's you who doesn't know the kind of people who receive social housing.
It is, but, like council housing, there will be a wait for sheltered housing. In the meantime, it's likely you're already in, or get put in a regular council house.

Additionally, not all conditions require sheltered housing levels of care - they just mean you won't hold down a job.
Not OP but I’ve been using ideaVim for many years now and I can say that it’s quite good. It even uses my main .vimrc file and handles most of the things very well.
Why not both?

Poor Doors are arguably a realisation of the cobra effect; It depends if the goals of "affordable housing" are about reducing inequality (like, systemically, not just finding somewhere to live) or not, and if poor doors have an effect on that.
The rule they are talking about is the Volcker Rule. Prevents certain banks from proprietary trading. They are only allowed to buy and sell for the purpose of market making.

This, of course, is an incredibly stupid rule. There’s not really a big difference between market making and proprietary trading in the first place.
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What if the "poor people" become a nuisance? Such articles always frame things in a rosy light, as if the evil rich planners are the only reason people are divided.

What if the poor people are alcoholics, drug dealers, petty thieves, antisocial people? Why should other people be forced to deal with them?
Balderdash - unless you count “being able to work” as a luxury.

Public transport in London is painfully expensive, and if you are earning minimum wage on a part-time contract, a private tenancy that would be affordable to such a person would be well outside of the city, and their commuting costs would be a substantial portion of their pay - and you would need to subsidise them to a greater degree than you would by simply having them live near their place of work.

So, again, I assume you count having a job and a home as a “mountain of privilege”, and not as a fairly universal underpinning of society.
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Errrm., not everyone can run. Some people experience excruciating pain due to herniated discs when running, fortunately there’s biking :)
Translation:

>all-you-can-eat regime of cultural imperialist dishes

American movies/TV/books etc. written by skilled professionals with formal English education.

>the y'all-o-sphere

Casual English users with no idea what a direct object is.

>the 'Ow my balls' rabbit hole

A world like the movie "Idiocracy", where a TV show about hitting people in the balls is considered highbrow entertainment.

>or just bifurcate?

Or risk becoming incomprehensible to the masses.
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Using the ring or middle finger allows you to hit the escape with very little motion and you can find the home row again afterwards without looking. Try it - usually takes the slightest wrist angling and extension of the fingers.
Apollo was a symbol of national unity that hinted at the possibility of planetary unity. It was an inspiring collective game changer - even if it was mostly about beating the USSR - and it happened during a time when The Future was still an undiscovered country.

Up until about the mid-90s, when computers and the Internet started to become consumer commodities, technology was The Future. When you bought an 8-bit micro to learn BASIC you weren't buying a nearly-useless blob of circuitry that crawled along so slowly you could barely do anything with it - you were buying The Future. It was the same Future that Apollo, Star Trek, electronic hobby culture, and

Around 2000 - in fact around 9/11 - that Future disappeared and was replaced by a reversion to idiot tribalism. A few elements continued - notably gender and identity politics - but the last product that came from The Future was the iPhone. And that turned out to be a kind of shrink-wrapped version that turned you into a passive consumer of The Future instead of someone who could help build it.

Life has changed in that it's now far more backward looking, and there's no optimistic Future to build and look forward to. The Future is just as likely to be corporate, brutally oppressive, manipulative, inhumane, systemically dishonest, psychopathic, disempowering, and dystopian as it is to be a positive sun-filled utopia full of incredibly bright, competent, and creative people doing amazing things.

This will probably change again at some point in the future, but humanity seems to be going through one of its depressive self-destructive phases at the moment, and it's going to take a while to find that collective sense of optimism, possibility, and adventure.
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Mixed developments for which a "poor door" makes sense are unnatural because they force different people together. I have enough trouble in a medium apartment building with divergent interests between people owning very similar apartments on different floors (different heating expenses) or on different sides (different trouble with trees and other properties); I cannot imagine a place with different people getting different services.

The solution? Drive moderately rich people out of the city with brutal taxation of luxury homes (according to building types and straightforward measures like residents per total area of the property).
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While with the amount of collaboration and dedication to curating the contents and delivery of the payload are absolutely incredible, it saddens me to read about the ‘debris’ left in the crash.

For anyone in the industry: is waste created a significant concern when carrying out a space mission?
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If they can make it cheaper than a similarly sized fossil fuel plant, they‘ve got a market. The military would be interested, too. That new russian nuclear power plant on a boat can’t have been cheap, either.
Is there potentially any data that can change your mind and show that women in 2019 are having a signficantly better life than in 1969?
Why must “social housing” be temporary? I have no problem with people living the entire lives in social housing if they do wish, as it’s a good way of distributing the wealth of countries, and the state can provide secure, affordable housing much better than capricious profit-driven landlords.
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Perhaps this is what you get when when everyone learns the lessons of a truly severe recession/financial crisis?

People anticipate a recession because timing wise one should be due, they actually plan for it and reduce capital investment and just do buy backs instead?

So instead of a blowoff followed by recession, we sort of get a leveling off while everyone waits for the next shoe to drop?
what would you consider natural? living outside in the bush?

in germany, owning property is considered unnatural or rather not the norm unless you are a farmer. it's all about how society develops and what it chooses as their lifestyle.
Creating ghettoes by segregating and concentrating people into certain zones or buildings based on class, national origin, or perceived race is bad public policy that has many unwanted bad outcomes.
And how is somebody earning £60 a day going to pay for a £23/day commute, and housing on top of that, smartypants? Oh, right, taxpayer money.

It’s almost like they’ve modelled this out before making it policy.
I agree with you, all the neighborhoods with social housing have thrash laying around, more crime (or general unsafe feeling)
I know because I was living in the middle of it all in social housing. The problematic people live there their whole life, making their behavior the standard.
Even the gas vendor in a country with famously low gas prices and an aversion to pricing in carbon seems to put it as a close second, well ahead of propane or oil on operating costs.

You say $1500 saving but that's against resistive heat, not heat pumps, which are only 150 to 350. Which could be small enough a difference that providing cooling with one system may cover it.

And those are only operating costs, and I'd guess if you didn't have a gas grid magically installed for no cost, then propane or oil are the two options you'd more realistically go for rather than pay build a gas connection, whereas a house without an electric grid connection is pretty rare and could be considered a sunk cost in most cases.

Obviously for many existing homes you do magically have gas pipelines for free, but in the context of new builds, you'd want to compare those costs.
No one is going to go to jail. Nothing at these companies or others that will take their place will change. None of this will help people who are addicted especially since the only thing that can help them now is to not get cut off from their supply and have access to treatment and opiates like methadone, suboxin, or even good old heroin in pure form. Our governments are so fucking incompetent in dealing with this crisis, even a multi-billion dollar settlement won't do shit. I wonder if they even really care or is this just another show they're putting on to pretend like they care when they don't? You don't need storage space to store thousands of bottles of opiates because they go very quickly. It's not a wonder, it's called tolerance. Even such basic concepts are not understood by the idiots running these governments. Nothing will change. People will continue to die. Because nothing mentioned here is an actual solution. Probably because the problem isn't opiates. The problem is people living shit lives in a shitty society. Poverty. Loneliness. Alienation. Lack of support. Lack of culture. Lack of community. Anyone who thinks our government is qualified or even cares about fixing these fundamental issues with American society is delusional. At the very least we could legalize drugs, stop the crime around them as they would be incredibly cheap, and stop the overdosing from unknown combinations that often include fentanyl or carfentanyl drugs that are tens to hundreds or thousands of times more potent than morphine. But of course, the idiots in charge won't even do that, because then how are you going to lock up all the black and brown people? What a farce.
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do only poor people mess up?

why should i have to put up with that rich neighbors son who thinks he can do whatever he wants because his parents keep bailing him out?

this attitude is clearly discrimination and unfair.
if they claim it's going to last that long, then they surely have taken that into account.
Definitely a Lisp language. Like Common Lisp or Racket or Clojure.
Everyday people are “segregated” based on their wealth in some way. What area you can afford to live in, the car you drive, what restaurants you can afford to eat in, which fruits you can afford in the supermarket etc..
What makes housing special? Must social housing necessarily be located in one of the worlds most expensive areas in central London?
Are you criticizing capitalism in general？
I know a lot of people who dislike the reds, they give the least feedback of all the cherry MX switches (be it force feedback or acoustic feedback). They are basically very light linear switches.

They are however popular in gaming, because the linearity of the force curve allows for fast repeat rates. In fact they made a silver variant, which is basically a red switch with a shorter travel way.
yes that does break a lot of websites, the Safari team hasn't made the best choices on this one.
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In Diablo you have only one life, you don't respawn after death like in Diablo 2 or 3. You do have save games however.
I find it surprising that you would think that plastic trash goes into the ocean. In fact, it goes to the landfills. The trash in the ocean comes from poor waste management in Asia and Africa (none of the top 20 most plastic-polluting rivers are in the US), and a small portion (20%) comes from natural disasters such as the Sendai tsunami.

USA's trash goes to landfills, from where only a tiny part of it can accidentally get into the water. Other places just dump trash into the water.
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