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>I dig it! I expect to see a lot of folks reject this notion outright, because, well, cognitive dissonance. If you've built your life around conforming, it might be tough to hear someone suggest it's all for naught.

Be careful accepting the siren call of 'special truths' that put you in the in-group. This is the path of antivax, religion/cults, flat earthers, conspiracy theorists.
> The problem is keeping those insights. One has to hold on to them, ensure they don't get lost in the ever increasing sea of information.

Oh boy, yes. I find that holding on to that fragile mote of sanity is often like something you can only see on the edge of your field of vision, which, the moment you look directly at it, draws you into its complexity so deeply that you lose your image of the whole in your journeys within it.
EKS has its own share of problems, and in several cases they can't be mitigated due to the limitations that EKS imposes. For example:

- Service cluster IP range is not definable, making it difficult to integrate with an existing network topology [1]

- Limited choice of CNIs, e.g. Calico can not be used

- No accessible etcd snapshots for recovery

I tend to avoid EKS and prefer to create most clusters by using kubeadm as the foundation.

[1] https://github.com/aws/containers-roadmap/issues/216
Hmm, this raises the question: why hasn't Pornhub (or anyone) started a successful X-rated Tumblr clone yet? The demand seems to be there.
The real clash in opposing world-views that's going on here is that the competition authorities are trying to enforce a system of free consumer choice. And there are a bunch of people in Silicon Valley doing a Jack Nicholson impression going "Free choice? You want free choice? The consumer can't HANDLE free choice!"
Microsoft cuts Office 2019 one-time licenses through Home Use Program
Car2Go works here that you don't have to leave or pick them up from designated spots -- they have an agreement with each city to allow general parking, even in neighborhood zones.

Not sure if it was the same in your city, I'm used to ZipCars having special spots which is a little less convenient.

It's a good alternative to public transport when you need to cross a city and transfers would be annoying.
How is this conceptually different from paying rent and investing in a REIT? If I pay rent and invest in a REIT, I can move easily (as if moving were that easy) and I still have "equity" in real estate. In both cases the investment seems to be a stake in a real estate fund, so I'm struggling to figure out the difference.

Or, is the value-add that it is automatically done for renters?
> Patients receiving Zmapp in the four trial centers experienced an overall mortality rate of 49 percent, according to Anthony Fauci, director of the NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. (Mortality rates are in excess of 75 percent for infected individuals who don’t seek any form of treatment.)

That doesn't sound like a "cure" to me. Significant progress to be sure, but in my mind to be considered a "cure" the mortality rate would have to drop to near zero.
It makes sense for Teams. The app is a chat client, sure, but it also contains the entirety of Office 365 and a third-party app platform. Chats can have tabs with Excel documents, wikis, polls, etc.

By leveraging browser technology they have a platform that is incredibly extensible. Building that from scratch across iOS, Android, Windows and macOS is not feasible. And the benefit of having people reach to the tools at hand and strengthen Office's position outweighs the performance penalty.
He exhibited petulance, short temper, violence, and extremism. Hypersane doesn't really seem to apply.

That's probably because the people who wrote about the character weren't thinking in those terms.
If I claimed to be the son of god, would you describe me as hypersane?
From the documentaries I've seen, its lots of people walking to a meeting, meetings themselves, etc.
For that kind of documentary, probably people walking into servers rooms, or having heated discussions.

In Automattic, we basically evolved to remove all that :) There would be basically zoom calls and slack discussions.
The most ambitious project I worked on in Automattic were just me, looking at the code and trying to understand why something is happening.
Or looking up Stripe documentation.

We get to sit in front of our laptops in nice places though :)
There's a lot of automatic parking in Tokyo and other cities in Japan.

Drive up to the building, which has space for just one car in the "lobby".

Get out of the car, enter data into the console. Your car then enters the building and is stored by a robotic system.

Later, do the same in reverse.
Sounds like either Buddha or Max Stirner.
I sometimes suffer from bad and acute anxiety attacks: I carry xanax (with the md prescription so I can travel). It happens very rarely (few times per year) and only 1 max 2 pills is enough to kill it usually. Without pills it just keeps going and when it happens it is impossible to stop unless using alcohol but then it does not end soon; it can take a week or longer and the feeling drives you mad (if you do not know it, good for you; you would not wish it on your worst enemy). So I make sure I have 2-4 pills on me.

There is no underlying cause that they can find or use to ‘fix it’, although I have a specific moment when it started (20 years ago). It used to be far worse (every 2 weeks taking 2-3 days) than it is now.

I often notice someone behave a certain way (some kind of movements or suddenly being ill and having to stay home, especially when there is a stressor; it is usually that or a migraine, which also still has stigma (here?), like, just take an aspirin and get over it, by people who do not suffer from them (I do not anymore luckily)) or tell something specific that makes me wonder if they suffer from anxiety; when I talk with them it often is the case. That way I found out that many of my friends and acquaintances suffer from it even though they never told anyone or were not even sure what it was.

A few months ago I was driving with someone from my village who I told someone next to me in the plane was vomiting all the trip; she said that maybe he has that weird feeling losing control she sometimes has which leads her to stay at home and grab a bottle. I told her to go to the doctor and ask about anxiety; they sent her to the mental health dep after some tests and gave her xanax and diazepam; she now is much happier as she can stop the attacks before they become full blown. She never knew that it was anxiety and she was afraid people (including the doctor, who usually is a guy who does not really believe in this stuff; he tried to give me soothing tea before I got a signed and translated doc from my Dutch ex doctor saying what I have) would find her a whining weak person.

Of all people I know who suffer or suffered from it, including my wife and family members, noone got properly diagnosed because it seems there is a big stigma resting on this. Mostly people think they can just ‘man up’ and tell themselves it will be fine. That is often not how it works; once it really starts you just cannot stop it; no amount of meditation or positive thought or exercise helps. So you try to mask it (for yourself and others) in several ways.

If you have anything; just go see a doctor; if it is anxiety, your life will improve massively if you get proper help.

Edit: I don’t recognise the anger bit, but yes, without pills, drinking is the only thing that helps/calms down and it often makes it worse besides being unhealthy (especially as this can happen any hour, day or night, and downing a few beers at 6am is not quite, well... good, so definitely get pills and keep them on you; no drink needed ever again).
I have some Bitcoin now, so I’m not invested in the stock market. But right now I think TSLA is cheap at $41B. With all its faults it tries to rely on software, focuses on future tech even though none of that is mature. It’s deep learning chip and sensor suite is currently far underused, which means that sofware has the potential to increase its margins compared to other car companies.
>"Privacy laws, like any other infosecurity control, have exploitable vulnerabilities," he said. "If we'd look at these vulnerabilities before the law was enacted, we could pick up on them."

Okay, now let's relate it back to what Hacker News knows about

> "Software, like any other infosecurity control, have exploitable vulnerabilities," he said. "If we'd look at these vulnerabilities before the Software was deployed, we could pick up on them."

It's correct to say that you can limit the number of vulnerabilities you ship, but it's always going to be non-zero and you're always going to need to deploy security patches.

I'm not sure poor implementation and compliance with a new law is a particularly huge threat. Over time best practices will emerge and this will essentially be a low success rate attack vector. Compare that to the counter-factual, before GDPR the number of companies with your data was far higher, the data they held was far more in depth, and they often had little to no security procedures. The underlying message here is that the fundamentals of GDPR make your data safer, not less safe.
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It's at least fairly cheap to install a standard industrial outlet (single phase, or three phase if the house supply has it -- this varies in Europe). That looks to be what older/cheaper street lamp installations have -- a domestic outlet isn't appropriate for outdoor use anyway.

That gets 7kW or more.

From https://www.spiritenergy.co.uk/kb-ev-understanding-electric-... :

> If you have a standard domestic single phase (230V) supply, you won't be able to achieve a charging rate of more than 7.4kW. Even with a standard commercial 3 phase connection, the power rating for AC charging is limited to 22kW.

22kW is plenty, and e.g. my apartment in Denmark has a three-phase 40A supply, so houses surely have more than this.
Well, this is what we're talking about. Some locations are beginning to consider options other than just accepting the inevitable.
We've researched many co-operative ownership models and some of the more common "rent to own" models that others sub-posted. The main difference with Arrived is that members, and their investment, are not tied to a single home.
There was someone who not too long ago fixed an SQL injecction to his front bumper and it managed to break the automated toll collection system.
> the national recidivism (repeat offender) rate is over 75%, the rate in Judge Cicconetti's court is just 10%

Who knew that generic jail/prison punishments don't rehabilitate.
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> i worry that medication harbors a reliance on drugs

It can also get you out of bed when nothing else does. Or prevent you from killing yourself when you otherwise would have. Or give you a push to take small steps to get your life together. All of these effects are valuable despite efficacy being far from 100%, there being side effects and issues with reliance.
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I did that too. "Who the f... calls their business Ebola?".
My intent was to shine a spotlight on a specific mindset (whether real or imagined, the external effect is the same) which affects Engineers/Management in the Tech. Industry. One has to face realities on the ground whether one likes it or not.

Note that what i described above exists in the "middle strata" i.e. the vast majority of work/jobs which have been commoditized and thus has a lower barrier to entry. As an example, i may consider myself as an experienced super-duper "Systems Programmer"(limited jobs) but given that the number of jobs in "Web Development" are at-least a few orders of magnitude greater than in "Systems Development", i would need to learn Web Technologies and compete with kids half my age if i want to earn a salary and keep a roof over my head. Generalize this to competing with developers throughout the world and i have a major problem. Therefore in order to make myself more attractive to clients i need to bring lots more to the table like Experience, Hardwork, Humble mentality, Willingness to learn and Getting things done. The necessary change has to come from within. No amount of blaming H1Bs or others is going to help me.

Incidentally, the above viewpoints were explained to me by a Microsoft HR person himself! It came as a shock initially but over time i have come to accept it and learned to change my expectations.
The stereo in my 2013 GTI crashed hilariously if you tried to pair a Bluetooth device with anything in the name outisde of [a-zA-Z0-9]. I wish I'd have messed around with it some more before I sold it (it was a silly car to own for how little I drive)
That brings me back. All .exe were blocked.

However it turned out that you could rename them .bat or .cmd and they would execute just fine.

I think Doom 2 multiplayer was extra fun because of the added need to be aware not just of in-game enemies but also the need to be aware of the teacher and be ready to instantly quit at any moment.
I just have to say that, assuming this was a spoken interview, Chomsky can talk. I can scarcely comprehend using the same number of choice phrases Chomsky employs in a sentence if I had a paragraph - and I certainly wouldn't be able to do it at the speed of speech.

I've heard of people disgruntled by his economics and political activism denigrating him as "not particularly smart". This article is proof to the contrary, politics notwithstanding.
The chat feels so hard to follow
> You don't buy a stapler and think about whether you will return on your $7 investment, you buy it because it's the tool you need.

You would if that stapler costs $10k, or if you need a new one every other day.
I wouldn’t say modern electronic music has a higher level of ‘sonic texture’ than orchestral music, or any music using traditional instruments. The difference is that in modern music ‘sonic texture’ is an explicit mode of “authorial expression.” The sonic textures creates by acoustic instruments are arguably richer, as they are capable of much more subtle modes of expression as playable instruments.

It’s just the case that the development of novel acoustics instruments is a whole separate craft, subject to the annoying vicissitudes of the sonic properties of physical matter. The instruments were developed over centuries.

As soon as instruments became electrified artists began using the ability to express themselves directly by manipulating the sounds themselves.

The sonic experimentation dominating modern pop music is entirely the result of the complete digitization of the sound generating chain.

I also think another factor is that digital synthesizers are woefully impoverished as instruments capable of expression through musical performance. Outside of the voice, modern pop is devoid of real-time musical expression. It’s become a non-real-time process, closer to writing, animation, the visual arts.

This forces the composer to rely on the native capacities of the instruments to express ideas, and the one that is completely unavailable in the acoustic realm is to chain the fundamental timbre of the instrument.

I’m a producer, recording engineer. The author of the original piece is missing that the only reasons a composer could imagine they were working primarily with the modes or melody, harmony, rhythm is that there is highly developed tradition of musicianship and instrument design to fill in the most fundamental aspect of music, which is the actual sound.

Edit: there is another huge factor in the decline of melody which is the product of two interrelated technology developments. The first is the use of loop based sequencing techniques for compositional work, and the second is that the random-access editing techniques made possible by modern digital audio workstations extended the loop based composition process to all sounds, including the voice.

Loops are basically short compositions. If you spend a lot of time in this mode or composition, your ideas will tend to be short. The actual mechanics of how the music is made disincline the composer from constructing both traditional harmony and melody.

The DAW has fundamentally disconnected music from the strict relationship with linear time that was inherent before the age of recording. To some extent musical notation allowed composers to work around this, but the end result was always an expression that had to have a thought out beginning, middle, and end.

I wrote an essay on this subject that I think is pretty good. https://dnamusiclabs.com/harmonic-distortion/daw-and-end-tim...
You are entirely right!
However, they are entirely different monetization business models that we are offering our WordPress.com users.
Our Simple Payments block for example let's you sell directly on your site: https://en.support.wordpress.com/wordpress-editor/blocks/sim...

People are extremely creative in how they use it, basically turning sites into stores or kickstarter-like campaigns with that little feature.
We are looking into extending this functionality.
Thank you. I've received your email. Thankfully there were many highly interested applicants - it'll take me a couple of more days to come back to you.
At the startup (in the US) I work for I was lucky to have been able to take 12 weeks off at 100% PTO. I can't imagine working somewhere that didn't offer extended paid paternity leave.
Why not create seperate private channels and make vendors single channel users?
Thank you, Saurabh. For the position that we're looking for right now, it's really important that you've had some prior React experience.
Thanks, Calin. Will look into it.
I feel almost agoraphobic when I look at pictures of suburban USA. I think it's a combination of flat landscape, low buildings, wide roads, no mature trees (your example notwithstanding) and no real features on the horizon.

Off topic, what's going on in the Berlin example? The whole left side of the photo looks like it's been redacted, are the homeowners requesting their houses be removed?
So if I am starving, have no money for my interests, and yet have ambitions - and cannot find a fully fullfilling job, are you saying that I will not be able to go to a "bullshit job", because I will be under the impression that sitting at home meditating or looking at trees is more important than getting food through work? That to me sounds like laziness or victim complex, or a couple of other things, but really not something I would call "sanity".
Reminds me of the "getting short of breath" music in Sonic, although that doesn't use any fancy tricks.
The only thing that toxic masculinity is supposed to mean is that there are aspects of traditional masculine norms which can manifest in harmful ways in modern society.

For instance, men often have difficulty seeking help for mental or emotional health issues, because traditional masculine identity requires men to be stoic and independent of emotional connection - such needs are considered feminine, and a weakness when displayed in men. That would be an example of toxic masculinity.

To continue from a now deleted reply - toxic masculinity is not internalized misandry. Misandry is a hatred of men. Toxic masculinity is not, nor does it derive from, a hatred of men. If one acknowledges that masculine identity and masculine culture exist, and that men have unique social, mental and emotional issues which derive in part from the expectations that society has of men, then one should be able to find the definition of toxic masculinity where these intersect, because the expectations that society has of men are defined, in large part, by men, themselves.
It depends. If I'm trying to sell an object for 5$ but can only sell it for 3, you're right, I've only produced 3$.

However, if I'm working for a company and an object I created gets sold by the company for 5$,but the company is paying me 2$ and the salesman 1$,and declaring 2$ worth of profit, then the salesman and I have obviously produced 5$ worth of value together, but were paid 3$ for our work. Any profitable company by definition does exactly this (and nominally un-profitable ones may be doing the same).
Another reason I fully agree with you is that mandatory paternal leave would help reducing discrimination against women of child bearing age. Right now, employers are worried that women would take maternity leave and so are less likely to hire women than men, having men with a substantial paternity leave would level the playing field somewhat.
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You seem to operate on some other set of historical books and accounts than what is readily available.
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Any more analysis of this ? Do the numbers help?
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That's really sad, there's so much to be gained by staggering school start and end times. Even in places where school buses aren't used - for instance, burden can be reduced on public transport among other things.
We're using Coinbase Commerce (https://commerce.coinbase.com).

Our experience was better with Coinbase than Paypal and we think it is as simple as Stripe, even if Stripe may require some work depending on what you want to achieve but their documentation is fantastic!

The worst solution from an integration point of view was Paypal. Their documentation is outdated, their dashboard UX is bad and their client libraries lack maintenance.

The only drawback we noticed while integrating Coinbase Commerce is that there is no testing flow provided. As a solution, we had to create a second account dedicated to testing and use real crypto.
Not mentioned in OP's comment.

Is there a point you wanted to make or is this a non-sequitur?
Only three kids, but it was never a problem not to own a car, here in a city with good transportation and where riding with a kid front and back of bicycle is normal.
This seems to be a clear case for letting nature, red in tooth and horn, have its way...
Volvo is (going to?) offer all employees worldwide the equivalent of Swedish benefits: 480 days, of which 90 are barely paid and the rest at 80% with a limit at around lower middle class income (many companies top up to 80% of actual pay). Of the better paid days, 90 are dedicated to each parent.
For one, nobody wants to use C++
Will you be able to bring back the inclusiveness Tumblr used to have for LGBT, Sex workers, etc ?