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Freedom of movement is still in effect until the end of October, as for after that time the visa/residency question is up in the air but there's an extremely good chance residency of some form will be offered to British citizens who are already established in Germany.

As for the company being incorporated in what will become a third country, from my research I can't see any reason why that will fall afoul of any regulations (as long as everything is properly reported to the authorities).
As someone living in Europe, the truth is they don't do that to save the planet, those who do that do it because they can't afford car ownership or they can but flying or driving is too inconvenient(security delays, baggage restrictions, traffic, parking, etc.)

Anecdotal evidence: I moved to Switzerland after uni and was sold on the idea that everyone there is super green and on bikes all day. Hard truth on the ground was that all the locals were driving luxury German cars and only students, expats, thrifty youths and the poor(for Swiss standards) were on trains/bikes. Everyone I know with a solid income only commutes by car.

Still, public transport in most European cities is good enough that we can live without cars and I'm thankful for that.

Edit: The article is paywalled for me. I'm commenting on what's only written in the header.
You mean the "small deformed guy" who left 8chan years ago and is now literally advocating that the site should be shut down?

Is that who you mean?
Which plays towards the “and China is going to pay for it” rhetoric.
> Supply, demand, and subsidies.

Supply, demand, subsidies and political stability of the country that produces it.

In short: oil prices are affected by many factors.
I don't understand your argument: are you saying that allowing hate speech (speech denying the humanity of, and inciting violence towards, certain groups) is good because SCOUTS has historically only limited the speech of minorities?
Here are a few of them:

https://mathoverflow.net/questions/35468/widely-accepted-mat...
"It is easier to justify project delays to upper management when everyone in the team comes in on time, otherwise it becomes my liability as a manager". One good friend of mine, who I respected as engineer, after becoming engineer manager in a small company (less than 10 engs).
This looks great, is Bundles kindof like how the iPhone groups notifications? Can Darwin do this automatically?
Holders of currency (to include currency-denominated debt [as a lender] and those on fixed currency-denominated incomes)
Somewhat related question: does anyone know how many yuan there are? That is, how many have been issued in total by China’s central bank(s)? Are such figures even made public, or is it a matter of detective work and estimation, perhaps funded by outside private investors?

Needless to say, the ability to issue more currency without anyone knowing you’ve done so (to increase/maintain domestic spending without the unwanted side-effects of inflation, for example) would be a very useful tool in any trade war.
Too much multitasking and producing software for years has made me feel this weird thing:

Which is that all accomplishments are meaningless in the end. And we are just getting older. Once a person dies they aren’t experiencing any stuff that came as a result of their effort. They may as well have just messed around and had a family sooner, or traveled, or not. It’s all meaningless anyway.

I can’t shake it. Anyone felt this way all the time? Any advice?
> Think of monads as a way to overload a semicolon. It might sound a little crazy at first, but imagine being able to override the semicolon to reduce boilerplate in specific code blocks. That's basically how monads are used in practice.

Lol, this resonated well. It is both brilliant but also extremely confusing (talking with experience). In my previous company, when we collaborated while researching Monads, we ended up in this conclusion as well. Some even argued that Monads actually override the indentation before an expression to turn it into a statement which doesn't help at all either.
Why is this the concern of Cloudflare?

If it does something illegal, the law can close it down.

If it doesn't, it's should be absolutely no concern of Cloudlfare to police it.

That's more dystopian than a wacko shooter posting their message there. They could have posted it anywhere, or just posted it on their profile, send it to the news, etc.
Not quite. Oil and its derivatives are also subject to heavy subsidies and taxation. These "corrections" are supposed to take into account external costs and benefits that wouldn't be otherwise in the price but, unfortunately, it is also susceptible to corruption. In the case of oil the external costs are so large that taxation can completely take its competitive edge.
Thankfully freedom of movement is still in effect until the end of October. So no visa's required just yet. As for residency after the brexit date that's completely in the air but I would rather be already inside germany than outside.
Plus people are also free to want to change the law and make it non-free for them to operate as they please.
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8chan's owner allows free speech.
The admin of each board can moderate as he pleases.
This makes me think of Alan Savory calling for the reduction of elephant population to save the land from overgrazing and then later regretting it.

Today he preaches using cattle and herds to turn deserts green.

"We were wrong before and we are wrong again." - Allan
Did you ever find an answer to that question? Facing a similar scenario.
Usually flying is cheaper than the train for any travel ~> 300km.
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Work is going to be here for a very, very long time. There are aspects of it that can be automated, like some parts of manufacturing.

I think the bigger problem we are going to encounter is a retiring workforce. And the lack of knowledge transfer in a lot of industries. I recently walked into an office with a PBX and no one knew how it worked. The servers were installed in a basement and the documentation was damp, moldy, and crawling with bugs. What should have been a simple transfer to VoIP now requires tracking down lines and real downtime.
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Did you quit being a manager or the company? (Honest question). From my observations, it is rare to work for someone as a manager and not succumb to upper management pressure.
Just do what you want/enjoy doing and stop worrying.
The article isn't about taking the train instead of the car, but about taking the train instead of the airplane. Taking the airplane is way cheaper and more convenient than taking the train at the distances the article is talking about.
> However, Smalltalk has some keywords too.

Indeed but they're all on the postcard above (true, false, nil, super and self).

Smalltalk's closest thing to built-in special forms would be primitives but they have a generic "shape" and they're pretty much always used as implementation details for the "normal" messages which system users interact with.
Trading is necessary for liquidity. The real problem is that uneducated people think trading and investing in the stock market are the same thing.
The Apple Card rewards are not competitive with current offerings on the market.

Unless you're spending many thousands of dollars at the Apple Store every year you're much better off rewards-wise with a different product.
A "corrupt" party that could, but didn't, interfere with the largest corruption probe in Brazilian history was removed in a coup, replaced by a vice president from the party most involved in corruption scandals, allowing a farcical, inquisitorial investigation to jail a former president on thin "evidence" so that a neonazi (with a long history of low-level corruption and close ties with organized crime) could win an election...

Yeah... That'll work...
Aww thats so adorable, he thinks journalists write this crap. When the PR firm writes the piece, fast company gets free content. It's a win win, that's how these things work.

I have no evidence for this specific case, but assuming this until proven otherwise isn't a bad default strategy.
Thank you so much for your kind words :)

DarwinMail's bundles work just our iPhone's group notifications.

You can group emails via its label and use that to bundle them in your Inbox. This will be done automatically. The only step you must take is simply turn on the bundle via our 'Manage Labels' modal.

This allows you to fully customize bundles based on any criteria such as sender, title contains words, has attachments and so on :)

Please let me know if you have any other questions :)
>What’s wrong with hosting a manifesto? It should be blindingly obvious: when they spread extremism and terrorism like a virus, there’s plenty wrong.

Yeah, a state that is constantly in war(s), paints the target countries du jour as the enemy building racism against their citizens, tolerates torture and police shootings (letting officers that do that shit free), and is obsessed with violence and gun ownership, suddenly is worried about "spreading extremism".
I don’t work for MS but I think the reason why they did not, it was hard to do, not because they didn’t want to share.

That’s quite complex UI and UX in that control. Very likely, the office implementation is coupled too tight with the rest of the office code, i.e. very hard to refactor into a reusable control. The office is cross-platform, their implementation of ribbon has to be designed to work on OSX too, contributing to the complexity.
It’s also helpful to eventually learn Haskell and learn why they needed something like Monads to cleanly solve various problems given the safety and purity constraints imposed by the language.

http://cs.coloradocollege.edu/~bylvisaker/MonadMotivation/

Although that can quickly turn into an academic rabbit hole of theory so it helps to keep it connected to your real world usage instead of getting fancy. Which is why I found it helpful to learn in the context of actually using Haskell and playing with real code.
> would you trust a robot to look after your aging parents without hurting them?

My grandparents certainly could use a proper self-driving car if it were able to drive on the Croatian "magistrala" (central road on the coastline, very dangerous as it is), and my parents are really satisfied with the Roomba my sister and I got her for xmas two years ago. Probably what could be very useful to both is a robot that does laundry and dishes, basically the two tasks that are most demanding on their backs.

For people in retirement homes or with disabilities, robotic assistance in basic bodily functions (=showering/keeping clean/eating) or cooking probably would be a godsend.

This is the kind of robotics we need to free up (caretaker) resources, but unfortunately these tasks are simple for humans but exceptionally difficult for robots.
For some reason email is singled out as a problem to fix, and profit from. Word processing and spreadsheets are equally broken, very few people actually know how to use Word or Excel to any meaningful proficiency.

I don't buy that email is broken, not anymore than other communication means at least. The clients may be too hard to use or too limited in functionality. The sad truth is that beyond a few walled of webmail solutions, like Gmail or Yahoo, development of email clients have stalled. Add to that companies that spend zero effort in education staff in using Outlook (because let's face it, we're talking about Outlook for the most part, when talking work emails).
The moment renewables are cheaper than oil extraction they have won. The issue is just that oil extraction costs, while exant, are quite low for some types of oil. As a long term trend though I guess we'll see energy become cheaper and cheaper in a competitive race, driven by the wish for the market to adopt renewables. So hopefully we'll soon live in a world where energy is cheap and green :).
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And now they have the responsibility of policing every website that uses their service to avoid tacitly supporting controversial content.
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Often fixing fucked up shit takes more time than doing it from scratch but because of the system has been built around the fucked up shit you can't just throw it away and then you end up having to deal with continuously paying the higher than should price.

In software the material cost is not the cost of a concrete material such as wood (like you mentioned) but developer time
> Generally Lisp is low to mid level as a programming language,

I believe that no programming language with automatic memory management can be considered "low-level".

That aside, why would you call Lisp "low- to mid-level"? Commonly-used implementations are at about the same level of abstraction as Ruby or Python.
Those always sounded like noble, wise words. And maybe they once were.

But in age when white supremacy/fascism/nazism/strongman-leader-ism is rising again, I’m no longer sure I agree with them.
Nope! No war. India just taking care of its INTERNAL matters.
> I think the bigger problem we are going to encounter is a retiring workforce.

Or a workforce that is "replaced" by young, fresh-off-university people that are desperate for a job that pays anything to survive with no benefits, while at the same time the old guards with real, proper incomes are fired as they are vastly more expensive...
And not seeing the manifesto will stop them, right?

Sounds like a genius plan.

Don't ban easy access to guns, don't change a crazy individualistic/every man for themselves/violence loving culture.

Just hide the manifestos, that should work.

(Cue the "one doesn't prevent us doing the other" answers).
unfortunately, quite common.
I think the person above you is saying that it sometimes reads as "I cannot believe just how good I really am", or something to that effect.
Correction: Cloudfare wasn't a government until the moment they started governing.
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So are you in favour of hunting down every copy of Mein Kampf and burning them? What about all the other things said by Hitler?

What about Stalin?

What about non-white supremacist manifestos? They do exist, you know.

How much history would you erase due to your belief that words are capable of 'infecting' (presumably) lesser minds?

There's no evidence that manifestos spread "extremism and terrorism like a virus". Words are not able to infect people against their will. There are only ideas, and they can only be fought with reflection, more words and more ideas.

In the end, white supremacists and other kinds of supremacists existed before the internet. By supporting China-style censorship you're not actually eliminating those ideas, or even stopping their spread.
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I have travelled to India often but I don't understand Indian politics enough. So if someone here can help me with these questions, I'll appreciate it!

* What does it mean for Lakadh to not have a legislature? Does it mean that this province cannot have elected local leaders?

* Why are the prominent politicians under house arrest? What is their offence?

* Why were these two articles repealed?
Maybe for you, but the capabilities and mechanics of the filters is not where I run into trouble, and regexes would not make much difference. Gmail filters are already pretty darn good for my needs. Figuring out the correct conditions conceptually is the hard part.

OTOH, I'm told you can't apply Sieve filters retroactively? That sounds completely awful.
So where did you get the IKEA connection?
Because Voltaire's age was so peaceful and didn't have those things?

(Voltaire didn't said it exactly, it's a later quote. But he said words to the same effect, and it's by itself a good quote).
> second order effect

The main negative effect is capital flight. If the yuan is devalued, ceteris paribus, an investor holding yuan would prefer to hold anything else. For example, "in 2015, China ...[devalued] the yuan 2%...[and had to burn] through $1 trillion in foreign exchange reserves to steady it" [1][2].

This time might be different, given China's tightened capital controls. But never underestimate peoples' creativity when it comes to moving their money.

[1] https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-china-markets/china-lets-y...

[3] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-25/china-cap...
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So let’s open the floodgates because some things are wrong in the world? Nah, no thanks.
I was poised to make a similar comment when I saw the article title. It's no secret that trains are popular in Europe because they are cheap and convenient.

But upon clicking through to the article I see this is specifically about people opting for longer, much more expensive and inconvenient train journeys as an alternative to flying, and purely for environmental reasons.
Claiming that oil is subsidized is a tired trope. Yes you can argue that the Iraq War was done for oil, it's just not a strong argument. Many oil producing nations use oil revenue to subsidize everything else they (the government) wants, so the subsidy argument stands on weak footing for both consuming and producing nations.

Oil has unpaid for economic externalities, specifically climate change. This is not the same as a subsidy.
Is 1st, F or G? 2nd the commerce A? 3rd N?
Isn't that the case for everything, including green energy tech?
> So people say, why should I suffer if those people don't?

Depends on your moral compass I guess. If you think "suffering" is eating less meat and reducing your car/plane travels I have bad news for you though.

The more people engaged in these behaviors the better. Do you want to wait until the elite tell you to stop destroying the world (pro tip it's not going to happen as long as it's profitable) or do you want to tell the elite what to do ? The latter is only going to happen if a non negligible portion of the population decide to take action. And yes, it's going to be painful, we'll have to stop some of our habits, adapt others, &c. It'll just be paying the cost of living unsustainably for the last few decades.
You're conflating the Federalists with the Democratic-Republicans. Madison and Jefferson, who were largely responsible for the first amendment, objected strongly to the Aliens and Sedition Acts. The Federalists were voted out of power in the next election, and the sedition laws were allowed to sunset quickly.
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> Words are not able to infect people against their will.

... are you kidding?
It can't be priced below the cost of extraction (not without subsidies anyway).
> does anyone know how many yuan there are?

Money supply is always estimated. Modern monetary systems don't have a single person with a monopoly on creating money. The central bank "prints" a lot money, but so do private banks.

(Some systems have a tighter handle on money supply than others. But the measure is always an estimate.)
Apples to apples, how does a hypothetically goonish IT department screw up a managed service in the same way they can building up from bare metal?
So what happens when Germany gets a Chancellor that comes from a racial minority?

We already know the answer: they will claim that attacks on them are racially motivated (regardless of the truth) and shut them down. Plenty of examples of that sort of thing going on today outside of politics.
(I am also not sure but trying what I can say)

1 - Yes it will work like other UTs.
2 - To avoid nuisance and violence. To avoid future offence. P.S. A precautionary measure to keep the state in peace.
3 - Because they kept this state departed from India. Now its one nation one constitution one flag.

There are both sided opionions but overall this decision is liked by Indians + Ladakhis no idea of kashmiris. Jammu people have liked this.
To put it in perspective: The only country where this has even a measurable impact is sweden. It's not huge. And sweden has an excellent train system compared to many other european countries.

I live in Germany. This discussion is all over the news. But it's not changing the statistics.

In the end what will change habits is changing incentives. Conscious choices for the climate will have a minor impact at best.
Absolutely. It may be true that people look less at glass buildings than concrete ones, but the evidence they present is worthless. That doesn't mean it ISN'T true - that would be just as bad a fallacy - it just means this article isn't presenting anything compelling to back up its claim.
Technically nope!

Unless Pak takes it personally without any reason.
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What’s the font it uses? It looks a lot like the one you see in the older Lisp Machine too.
These are ideological driven oversimplifications, not facts.

However it's not that hard to play this game

The Plant-based milks,grains, pasta, breads, Industrial Seed Oils, flours, cereals over-production has a major impact on greenhouse gas emissions

Humans don't need to eat large quantities of Plant-based milks, grains, pasta, breads, Industrial Seed Oils, flours, cereals for any health of fitness reasons

Humans naturally didn't eat the amounts of Plant-based milks, grains, pasta, breads,Industrial Seed Oils, flours, which we consume today

- Eating large amounts of meat increase the chances of certain cancers
(Based on epidemiological/observational/rat studies)
Voltaire didn’t live in a time of algorithmically influenced news cycles. Things have changed a bit. He might no longer be right.
There are amazing people out here on HN who can help you with better answers to the question. Why don't you post an Ask HN and see? Or better talk with people in person about this.

As for me, Yes, I might pick traveling and having fun over creating software. But I'm not from a wealthy background and my need for a better quality of life is satisfied by selling my skill for money. In that sense, I picked long-term quality of life over short bursts of fun and happiness.

Also, I do have fun coding so it's kind of alright for me.
We need to do a lot of things, not just change food production. We should do all of these things, not just change food production. I'm not sure why people are so laser focused on cattle when we need to make drastic cuts everywhere. This isn't an either-or. This isn't optional. "Preferences" are irrelevant when it's between an uninhabitable earth for large parts of the human population and a habitable one.

I'd love to own a car and I'd love to eat 500g of beef everyday, but that's utterly unsustainable, so I don't.
What do you mean? Car travel and train travel are two completely different ways of traveling. If you go by car you will have to drive it yourself. Additionally you are not confined by the rail system and station but most instead always have a place to leave your car. All of this adds up to making the way you plan and realize your trip completely different and in my mind not really comparable in terms of what kind of trip they are used for. Because of this I find it much more suitable to compare, as the article does, train traveling to aviation.
This was my exact reaction! I was expecting a bad jokes list and instead, I forwarded this awesome link to my stepkids with a "pay up or I share with your father" threat :-)
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This makes absolutely no sense as an argument - the train is almost always the more expensive option.
No, "let's fix the way worse systemic things helping breed, nurture, and arm wackos, and then you can decide about them posting on some board".