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> Basically, you'd have to have all the natural gas generators and pipelines for the eventuality of bad renewable conditions. Who will pay for that?

Ideally the operators of facilities that tackle the storage problem with power-to-gas technology. It's by far the most scalable storage option and the discharge part of the cycle is already up and running.
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I was REALLY looking forward to the iPhone 11 Pro, but at AUD 1999, it’s beyond expensive for me. And I say this as someone who’s owned four iPhones and currently on an iPhone 7 Plus.

The product line is also confusing. There is no longer a iPhone 6/7/8 equivalent. And no, the 11/XR doesn’t count mainly because of the size. I’d have stuck with my current phone if not for terrible cellular connectivity on the crappy intel modem.

Oh well, hope the rumoured SE2 comes out early next year, else it’s time for me to jump ships.
There is no feeling. He was clearly planning things. And the govt may have got a confidential order from a judge.
Starbucks doesn't have a monopoly on coffee shops, neither do they have an easy way out preventing their customers from going to other coffee shops. Apple iOS users need to spend hundreds of dollars for a new Android device and new apps to get out of their situation.

You're also moving the goal post. This particular issue isn't about access to the store at all, it's about Apple giving itself preferential treatment.
> Could you elaborate on this? It's not that I doubt what you're saying, but some studies would be nice.

Lol the irony.
I believe it's 3 times per level or role. One could interview 3 times for l5 SWE role and thrice more for l6 when they are deemed eligible again.(With more experience etc.)
The Gamechanger Audio Plasma pedal uses a plasma arc tube to generate overdrive. It's kind of gimmicky, but also ridiculously cool - it's inherently noise gating, because the arc extinguishes at low signal levels.

https://www.gamechangeraudio.com/plasma/
I can't believe that despite sooo many smartphone models there isn't even ONE under 5 inch with a good camera. Two years ago I bought one of the cheapest smartphones on the market (Alcatel Pixi with 4 inch screen) because it was the smallest one I could find - it has the perfect form factor and is good enough for most stuff I use, but one thing I really miss is a good camera. I waited for something better in that size to show up but the phones just get bigger and bigger...
Its 2019 and Apple is still milking their largest subset of buyers on the Lightning tax. In my opinion Apple has some fantastic engineering still happening but the blatant disregard of USB-C shows the true motives. While I understand there are likely challenges with switching the iPhone Pro doesn't fit, at all, with the connectivity solutions in the MacBook Pro or iPad Pro line. Its really unfortunate a lot of what Apple showed today are derivatives of things Android manufacturers have been doing for years. Then again there's nothing to be upset about, the majority of this was public for quite a while.

Keep in mind USB-C came to Android on the Nexus line in October of 2015.
I'd cut at the team or department level. I'd choose teams/departments based on KPIs and necessity.
So the paramedics can bring you a charger.
This, combined with an Apple Music student discount (yay going back to school as an adult), is exactly what got me to dump Spotify.
> Just the mojo required to print an integer (having to instantiate a generic) was considered complicated

That sounds complicated to me, in 2019 with 25 years of C++ experience. (And of course C++ error message sprouting mysterious stdlib templates also seems complicated to me).
The Spanish Civil War happens to be one of my favorite historical events. In no small part because I once was really into anarcho-syndicalist beliefs. Not so much anymore, but I still enjoy it from a historical perspective.

I highly recommend the Spanish Civil War tour in Barcelona by Nick Lloyd (https://twitter.com/Civil_War_Spain). Unfortunately, the war is still a touchy subject in Spain, so his tour is the best you'll get until Spain builds a proper museum.
Let's not forget Kawa Scheme.
I'm pretty sure I didn't say anything like that?
I agree with the OP, there’s only so much you can do with a phone, camera and battery life are one of the remaining things left with scope to improve. Apple are broadening as a company and the iPhone alone doesn’t define them anymore, that coupled with people holding on to phones for longer means innovation will die down.
I believe the actual term is “deactivated”.
They even dropped the iPhone 11 "midrange" model down $50 compared to the XR release price from last year.
The grants must flow.
Frankly when it comes to phones at least (and often times any electronics) I just get the most powerful option available. Do I need it? Probably not. But in my experience:

1) They age better, and oftentimes are more not just useable, but actually a joy yo use, for a longer time

2) The price difference just isn't that much to justify taking a lower power device. Sure, the iPhone 11 would probably be just fine compared to an iPhone 11 Pro. But when you're talking about phones in that price caliber, honestly what's an extra $200? And I've never had a phone in my hand wishing it was less capable, so why chance wanting to replace it earlier?

Like I said, I bought the X at launch and that was to replace, in turn, a 6 Plus which was still very usable so I'm far from an every year upgrader, and I think that has to do with the fact that I always get the biggest and best, and then just age out a few cycles instead of continuously upgrading.

My 0.02.
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While you're down there, you might as well check out Coral-66.
That was in 1996. The internet was around a long time before that, heck, public use of the WWW was starting to take off then.

That piece may have been an important contribution to thought that shaped the future development of how people approached the internet, but it wasn't responsible for the invention of the internet, which was not, in fact, a product of the anarchist movement, but rather something the anarchist movement attempted to grab onto and use to reshape the world to fit the movement's ideals.
I think your tool is very cool and building tools for recreational image libraries is super neat. But I can’t agree with you that “a healthy relationship with social media” is a possible state of affairs apart from wholesale avoidance of social media. There is simply too much asymmetry information advantage for platform maintainers (even in decentralized cases) for it to be possible.
Your main idea is Marxist. Marx said the same thing, that Capital would end itself, through the elimination of scaricity. Though I think he was wrong about that, things like UBI proves that it always finds a way to survive.

But anyway, you are both saying Marxist and pro-capitalist things, so I would guess you're just being downvoted by everyone.
I'd say charge for certain easy to develop features. like number of circles or extended message history, or creating ephemeral messages, or viewing ephemeral messages twice, extended emotions to add to someone else's message (instead of just a heart or a laughing face, more wider range)

and maybe less easy to develop features like animated stickers
Grapes inherit different numbers of genes from their mothers and fathers
https://www.euroncap.com/en/vehicle-safety/the-ratings-expla...

In Europe they have had pedestrian crash testing since 2010. The US does not currently have a standard that I'm aware of.
Though because a good amount of cars are global designs, this has influenced the American market. Definitely agree that it should be a consideration everywhere.
Just curious why contrary to the usual HN policy of reusing the headline verbatim, the word "communist" was edited out?
I've just read this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murat_Kurnaz

And what are you even talking about?
An interesting quirk of old buildings is a structure called a "transom" - a space above a door which could be opened to allow for the free flow of air. Regrettably, it also allowed for highly effective oxygenation of fire, resulting in countless deaths, and so has been excised from the architectural lexicon.
Thank you.

I don't spend time with my parents because they are toxic assholes who are extremely mean to me and abused me growing up. I don't need shit that in my life.

Yet society thinks I'm the asshole for not wanting to subject myself to that?
The iPhone 8 is still included in their line up
Out of curiosity, why are you no longer into anarcho-syndicalism?
So you are saying the media campaigns for democrats? Doesn't seem likely to me.
3-5k cartridges per day, over two years: up to 3.5 million potentially contaminated THC cartridges pumped out in the last two years.
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Thanks for the advice.

A good alternative to ngrok is Serveo, which has a public instance of self-hosting options: https://serveo.net/

It's not feature-parity with Ngrok, but it does what's needed.
It's not ready: https://github.com/Kong/kuma/tree/master/examples/docker-com...
Seen it for other networks as well (TMo, ATT, Verizon).
Of course, "it depends" should always be taken as given.

Nevertheless, it's unusual that a typical database-driven SAAS web app on a couple EC2 servers can't scale beyond a single user.
I am from San Diego and it is actually a little weird because you'd be driving along rocking out and routinely there is like a government propaganda style commercial from some agency in Mexico being read in English by someone with a faint Spanish accent in a way that was simultaneously enthusiastic but also clearly being read off of a page. It is usually about something like "don't worry we are making the government suck less especially if you vote for us" if I recall correctly.

I now live in Mexico. The burger place next door plays an American radio station and it seems to be one that never has those messages.
I've been off Facebook for about a year now as well... Lets see the effects have been, a lot less options for dating, lost communication with a ton of various car parts companies and tuners (I was into a lot of car hobbies for a while), and overall I feel more alone then I did when I was on Facebook.

But this is an honest way to live, I used to just sit there and scroll through other peoples lives peering through them as if I was somehow a part of whatever they were doing. It was a fake reality.
I’m sure that your use case for so many photos is fine and just rooted in your family’s specific hobbies in a way that social media image sharing totally isn’t.

At the same time though, I think a ton of people use the excuse “because KIDS” to justify all manner of things. Just because kids enjoy something doesn’t in any way endorse it as constructive, healthy or a good or worthwhile habit or activity.
I always loved LG and their G series of phones despite always bundling Facebook garbage, and this time around they added a button for Google Assistant. I disabled that button, too often would I accidentally press it and now my convos go off into the corporate cloud to be lost in who knows what state. Worse yet: I can't repurpose the button. I would love a "Skip Song" button on my phone for when I'm driving.
Some were decided to be innocent, and held up and tortured for years afterwards, because there was "nowhere" to release them.

Of course it would be easy to release them to US if other countries refused. But instead of that US rather kept innocents locked up for years, out of convenience or whatever.

I think continued detention after you're determined to be innocent, is quite bad. Also if I make a mistake and lock you up and torture you for years, just releaseing you is not really justice.

Is it really that hard to read up a wikipedia page on Guantanamo bay for americans, if not a book or two? There's enough info just on wikipedia's main article and some linked articles from there to make your skin crawl.
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It’s basically dead in iOS 13 even for phones that still support it.
> Is it wrong to be so uninformed?

I wouldn't say it's wrong, but I would say it is an expression of privilege. People who don't find their race, gender or identity regularly being touted as either some up and coming new social fad or the boogeyman to a given group that oppose them and the source of everything evil in the world or what have you can pretty safely disconnect from the discourse with no real ramifications to their lives.

So again, no I wouldn't say it's wrong, and hell, I have to disconnect occasionally too simply to keep my sanity. But I also say that from a similar position of privilege. I don't have lawmakers attempting to restrict my rights, my gender and race aren't an oppressed group. But, exercising privileges doesn't make you a bad person in my book so long as you're not fighting to maintain those privileges at the expense of others.
I recommend Coursera Digital Signal Processing by Martin Vetterli https://www.coursera.org/learn/dsp. He does a good job of explaining the math behind
the DFT. Any finite signal can be expressed as a linear combination of complex exponentials - that was the aha! moment for me.

Once you have that under your belt you might find
Audio Signal Processing for Music Applications by Xavier Serra a fun course to complete
https://www.coursera.org/learn/audio-signal-processing.
Ignorance is what caused the problem you are running away from. Thanks, jerk. Go back to France.
Kenosha is the same location as one of Amazons large, regional distribution hubs, to give you an idea of the geographical location in which he was caught.
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Yeah, I'm definitely considering a freemium model. My own struggle is that I believe deep, interpersonal communication should be for everyone - it feels wrong to "exclude" people from certain mediums of expression just to make a profit. I have some more 'experimental' ideas that I think would allow Thread to remain free at its core, but still charge users for additional, advanced services.
> If I'm a worthwhile and valid human being, I shouldn't need to sell you on me, and maintain this continual online sales platform for the "me" product. You can discover it on your own and maybe reach the conclusion that I'm awesome, or maybe not, but either way it's fine.

Presuming that you aren't the type of person who spends all their time out in public giving talks or something, how are you expecting people to "discover" you? By chasing links from your work? By just bumping into you in the grocery store?

I'm pretty sure I'm a worthwhile human being, but, y'know, I'd like to have friends, and I'd especially like to have friends that share interests with me, and are doing interesting things themselves. And I don't live in a place where those type of people are. So it'd be great if those friends found me... probably through the Internet. And how do I encourage that to happen? Well...

(None of which is to say that there's any reason to consume social media. Only to publish to it. Though that creates a funny Nash equilibrium...)
Net neutrality is more about nondiscrimination in routing content from a provider to a user, rather than forcing content providers to serve everyone regardless of conduct. It's entirely reasonable for a site to discriminate who they wish to allow to access their data (whether technically their copyright or data they caretake).

That being said, if you provide data to the public, you don't get to invoke the CFAA to plug the holes your content discrimination code doesn't fill.
I do this; I also wear the Apple Watch on the inside of my right wrist instead of the outside, since that makes it FAR more usable for train fare gates and Apple Pay in general.

Whenever people ask about the two watches (and it has been EXTREMELY rare), I just point out how convenient it is.

Also, check out Stormin' Norman Schwarzkopf: https://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/12/27/16866f394f281e17a80...
$100 - just delete me.
Right, let's just do all our business on an app that doesn't have SSO and instead anyone with the link who can sneak in has access. I'm sure that's not sketchy at all and your IT department will be thrilled.
IMO it's better to read real-time Reddit threads when something is happening; it's usually unfiltered and you can get raw data, not the curated ones from mainstream news once propagandists from all sides plug in and offer only selective evidence.
I think newspapers are the best—say you get a daily or even weekly summary of events. That’s been good enough for centuries.

The problem today is all the rehashing of events. Professional journalists honestly do a better job than all the rest of us.

Internet information is mostly garbage (where social media is concerned). Don’t get me wrong the quick access to information is nice—but ”quick” means “less thought out” for the majority of readers and writers.
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This is part of why I decided to go outside of the norm and made a fresh Outlook account I dont share with anybody or any websites, and paid for storage. Eventually I want to have my email under my domain hosted by Microsoft just because they're not the same mess of Google, and I get all of the Office suite included.
Let me pull up my "flyback transformer on a chip".
I feel that, IMO the Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact is about the b̶e̶s̶t only premium compact phone.

No confirmed successor and it was a bit pricey too...
I think I get your point.
I found the squeal hard to start because it was a struggle to remember how worm left off-- the end of worm was a real whirlwind, and I read it around the time it finished IIRC.
I don't think that there is any language around that claims that just because it compiles/can be interpreted that is "reliable". Can you point out a single one that guarantees you won't have logic errors? Rust et. al. are good at eliminating very common issues like memory leaks and concurrency, I've never read in the documentation where it said you won't have issues.
Only if they use Cloudflare. Nobody else gets the originating IP: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19544845
Thank you. And who sets limits? Is it Stripe or the company?
See, I think 8-chan itself is a troll, and it is entirely reasonable to deal with it by refusing to provide service.

It is like a postal service reading your letters and then saying "we don't like what is being said, so you can't send letters anymore." They can and should stop people sending dangerous materials by post, but they should not be determining permissible content of letters.

No it's not. It's like FedEx declining to deliver for a company which continues to cause it problems, or refusing to service Amazon[1]. Or like Visa refusing to service businesses which have lots of charge-backs.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/business/fedex-amazon-exp...
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no thats not what privilege is, you can turn off social media too, youre not forced to listen to anything

and youre showing the problem with the news because theres really not that much going on. who is losing their rights? what oppression are you talking about?
Extremely popular in SE Asia because of the fragmentation of the mobile phone networks and almost constant data promotion specials.
I’m pretty excited about this. Although it’s in Rochester it will boost the MN tech scene. There’s a lot of opportunity here for Google to learn about healthcare as well. Their AI tools should help improve outcomes. I can think of half a dozen promising projects just based on the current scientific literature. I don’t think google is going after EHRs here. Epic is too dominate. Also google could just buy an EHR company if they really wanted to get into that space. Interestingly Epic is pitching AI tools as well.
> Is it wrong to be so uninformed?

Are you sure that you are uninformed? Do you think that trends on twitter reflect meaningful news that you wont pick up through other means? Could it be possible that by spending time on twitter you might not be becoming informed, but rather misinformed?
Is it? This is literally the first time in my life I’ve ever heard someone say they wanted a higher refresh rate on their phone.
I'm always wondering what people expect from those "Apple Keynote". Is anyone actually watching Keynotes from other companies? Samsung, LG, Volkswagen or any large companies in the world? No, they don't because it is boring and made with medias as target audience.

I never understood the need for so many people to tune into those Apple live keynotes. It is of course all marketing and slideware.
Thanks for the comment-
I haven't used Serveo personally, but it looks like a product that ticks pretty much all the boxes my setup goes for without all of the configuration-
And their not trying to sell me something
+1 for serveo
For me, the must haves are:

1. Headphone jack. Absolute MUST for any sort of music recording (lag, quality) and long distance running (battery life).

2. TouchID. My wife has FaceId and I hate it so much.

Everything else I can live with or without.

I’m still on my 6s+ for those reasons, and it’s sad. Nobody would NOT buy the latest iPhone if it had those things. But a non-zero population doesn’t buy it bc it lacks them. Just silly.
If Mozilla offered an email service, VPN, and legit password manager for a bundled price, I'd totally pay it. I trust them more than Google...
Actually it goes beyond just setting the rates. The state sets the rules. The state can "fire" drivers. Managing transportation is core to what government does. According to the ABC criteria, they should qualify as state employees with all the ensuring benefits and it would be hilarious if all taxi drivers in California sued the state to become state employees just like bus drivers and train operators.