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Pragmatically, you will achieve less this way. Eventually, you will hit the limits of others tolerance for what they will perceive as arrogance.

Perhaps this is of little concern to you, but if you absolutely want to maximize your accomplishments, you must be sufficiently flexible so that when you do speak truth it carries weight and import.
while this may be considered a "wrong" thing to ask in this era but you dont mention if youre male or female which may lilt the answers a little, in any case heres a few options from my own preferences

Male: Lee, Tony, Neil, Sam, Miles
Female: Ella, Lucy, Lisa, Emily, Sarah

last name could be anything really. Grey, Simmons, Wallace

im not terribly creative i know but its what id go with i think
I absolutely agree the spare part should be available to everyone. However, keep in mind the article is about home appliances.

There is a non-trivial risk associated with repairing appliances connected to the power mains - incl. electro-shock of the repair man... or the users.

Water damage, leaking, flooding for washing machines, dish washers and the like.
No Klimt represented the "Secession" movement which at that time was in opposition to the establishment and the academy. According to wikipedia: "in particular, opposing the domination of the official Vienna Academy of the Arts, the Vienna Künstlerhaus, and official art salons, with its traditional orientation toward Historicism. " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vienna_Secession

I think Nazims famous opposition to modern art have been conflated with Hitlers own rejection from the academy. He wasn't rejected due due different genre preference, but because he wasn't good enough in drawing anything beside architecture.
What would be the advantage of doing it that way instead of just putting the motor on the car frame and connecting it to the wheel with a CV axle? From what I could dig up, mechanical losses in a CV axle are on the order of 1%.

An active suspension requires power, too. And a heavier wheel would presumably require a more power-hungry active suspension than a lighter wheel, so you're not getting something for nothing in terms of efficiency.

I guess it is a matter of numbers, though. A CV axle also gives a wheel inertia, as it has mass and moves when the wheel does (partially). If you can make an insanely light motor, maybe you could make it so light that it's actually contributes less inertia than a CV axle would, in which case go ahead.
What’s considered toxic about the free love movement?
> Australia had an unusually cold winter.

We had bushfires in the middle of winter. That is not a sign of a cool winter. It is a summer event, happening in winter. According to the Bureau of Meterology (BoM), the recent daily maximum during this past winter was 1.79 degrees Celsius warmer than average.

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/current/season/aus/summary.sht...
Might you or someone else have some links you could share that talk about covariance and contravariance?
These look very cool! They clearly put a lot of thought into the design, and it's always nice to see these sorts of novel efforts to encourage reading.
Same with electric toothbrushes. They lodge the battery in between electronics, probably because they realized people were replacing them.
How post-IPO massacre will impact crypto-driven startups?
Yeah, I agree that you don’t say that stuff in public these days, and I have always felt that, with Romeo-and-Juliet exceptions, the age of consent should be respected.

Keep in mind that, around the time RMS posted those more controversial blog entries (which I still feel are being quoted out of context [1]), the Wikipedia was allowing out and out pedophiles to post their disgusting and repulsive pro-pedophilia advocacy [2]. And, yes, I found that advocacy repulsive back then and find it repulsive today. [3]

[1] https://sterling-archermedes.github.io/ No, I did not write this article, but I think it makes some legitimate points.

[2] https://archive.is/iG9KX (Trigger warning for victims of child sexual abuse)

[3] At https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Pedophile_mo... (Again, trigger warning) I expressed my opinion in 2004 that what the Wikipedia was allowing w.r.t. pro-pedophile opinions back then was repulsive, an opinion I still hold today.
Doesn't active suspension need to be powered itself? I skimmed the article, and the main advantage they cite is more efficient energy use. That may be gone if you have to spend extra energy elsewhere.
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Yes. See this comprehensive resource [0] or sieve trough those linked at the Head project [1] - there are still bunch of tags (especially if you cannot place images into the root path) and myriad of images with varying degree of importance. Even now most resources apparently slightly disagrees with each other.

[0] https://realfavicongenerator.net/faq
[1] https://htmlhead.dev/#icons
> My favorite was the magnetically levitated sphere in a bowl

I think you might be talking about CMU's Magnetic Levitation Haptic Interfaces: https://youtu.be/cMi75SrDbsk?t=12

I've used it before and it's pretty cool. It's strong enough such that when you hit a hard virtual surface it actually feels hard, and precise enough that when you drag across a brick-like surface it actually feels rough. Unfortunately I remember it having a tiny range of motion.

For your jointed arm "handle", I think they've managed to find a niche in surgical training simulations. I see a lot of similar products come up searching for 6DOF haptic devices (e.g. Phantom Premium 6DOF, Geomagic Touch, Force Dimension Omega 6)
You don't know what is and is not economical. Pick a price that will reduce average taxes on affected citizens enough that they are indifferent if the flights occur or not. If that price is too high to make the business economical, it will not occur, which is economically efficient.
Haha, is this a coincidence or did you take inspiration from my 2016 blog post?

"Parsing 10TB of Metadata, 26M Domain Names and 1.4M SSL Certs for $10 on AWS"

http://blog.waleson.com/2016/01/parsing-10tb-of-metadata-26m...

We used a lot of the same tech: python, golang, S3, 32 core machines. Anyway, nice read and good use of Hetzner.
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umm. not exactly for that audience or people like you and me to be honest. i'd rather gmail at home than office 365...

this is for companies. with enough employees who are building on the microsoft stack and the office suite. god knows we would rather they deal with their updates themselves. and besides, way things are going virtualization is being cheaper than buying hardware...
Related: https://meaningness.com/metablog/upgrade-your-cargo-cult
Matrix is on that list as well, but I'd wager Mr. Robot to be the best candidate in terms of motion picture to put on that list as well.
The point isn't to discourage use per se. The point is to force the entity producing negative externalities to pay for the damages they are incurring. If the business is still economical to run after these costs, it should be run, and the money can be kept to reduce taxes, pay for other noise abatement, etc.
This is actually news to me and I’m pretty glad to hear it. I always assumed these companies could just sit on the frequencies after they bought them.

I was always pretty upset about the low unlicensed power levels living out in the country side as a kid. The cell companies weren’t using the frequencies out there so why couldn’t we?

I’ve heard tv white space actually works that way although some telcos “cheat” by reporting that they cover way more area than they do. I’m so glad to have moved far enough into the city that I no longer care.
It's usually easy to get benchmark results that are reproducible within 10% or so, though often people don't bother. With careful work you may be able to get benchmarks reproducible to 9 significant figures. See SUPERCOP for an example.

Now, your reproducible results may or may not be fair, but that's an issue further down the line.
This was monthly RSU grants vesting from day 1.
id actually go the other way and choose a name which wasnt used at all in the year of my birth. the only one i know off hand is that here in the UK in 2016 there were no babies registered with the name Nigel but im sure theres at least one every year

why the hell do i know that utterly useless fact? because i read an article a few days ago where some guy arranged a yearly convention for people called Nigel on the back of the fact
A little bit of promo here: Ben will be giving a talk at GopherconAU later this year. - tickets are on sale now at https://gophercon.com.au
They are running ads everywhere right now.
So tempting to peek under the hood.
Ask HN: What to prioritize if everything is impermanent
if impermanence is the nature of life and everything in it what are somethings that one should focus one and why ?
> Look at his real history — not the sign about welcoming “hot ladies” on his MIT Media lab office door, which someone else wrote as a joke and which he removed but not before someone took a photo of it — but his record in helping to give everyone in the world access to free software. He has truly made our world a better, more free place.

Just because someone did good things doesn't automatically make the bad things he said or did go away. This is a very dangerous position to hold.

Stallman has an established record going back more than ten years of saying despicable things about women and children and the only reason why this reckoning didn't happen to him until today is because people like the author of this article gave him a pass for philosophical reasons.

She is part of the problem and one of the reasons why women are having such a hard time in the industry today.
Good question. I'm guessing that solar history could inform things like the histories of other world and their compositions. We might be better able to predict where to find water, or learn why Mars has no magnetic field.

If we can manufacture lunar regolith, and it's 99.9 percent the same, why use the real stuff (which is literally priceless) ?
That's not exactly creating a traffic rule to maximise revenue. The traffic rule, stop on red, previously existed. This is "just" about making revenue by electing to enforce the traffic rule.

Which I have no problem with. Don't go through a red and the camera won't get you. I really cannot feel too bad about entitled drivers feeling they can sail on through because "it only just turned red".
The really funny thing is that the OP of that question ignored absolutely everything being suggested, finished the project himself, and then posted an answer saying as much on his own question (yeah, an actual answer as opposed to adding an "edit" to his OP!), never selected a best answer, and then mods closed the post. So now any DIY'er who encounters the same thing OR even worse encounters something different but still thinks it's the same thing will believe it's perfectly safe to roll the dice and continue the project on their own, likely killing themselves and/or loved ones. I don't have sympathy for them, but I sure do for their families.
> I've finding it hard to understand what sort of progress is reached by, say, enabling weird dudes to constantly and inappropriately hit on women.

I was reponding to these statements "there is a benefit to radical thinking and nonconformity, but "do it without hurting others" is a reasonable line to draw. ... I still believe ... that it's possible to maintain not-normal opinions without causing pain to the people around you.". This is clearly talking about all cases where there's potential for causing hurt and pain, not the one specific case you're talking about.

You didn't address one of the main points in my comment: who gets to decide which views are harmful?

And when I talked about social progress, I didn't just mean that which has already occurred. There are things which are today considered offensive and harmful, that in the future will be considered just and good. This has always been the case, for any moment in time. If we decide it's important to shut down all offensive speech, it makes it much harder for society to evolve and improve.
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I think one of the reasons for this explosion in new productivity tools we are seeing is the remarkable progress the web platform has made in recent years. I know web developers complain about the rapid speed web technologies are moving, but I personally am amazed by what's possible today. True, it's hard to keep up with everything, but I can't wait to see what will come out of WebComponents and WebAssembly.

Also putting all software in the browser doesn't necessary mean that the users have to give up control over their software and data. Maybe there's a middle ground by making it easy for the end users to run their own software in the browser. At least this is an idea I've been working on for quite some time - a self-hosted visual (no-code) software builder called FormBeaver[0] that let's users build and host their own custom database software without any code. Currently the users need to download it and run the App Builder on their own machine for it to work, but I'm hopeful that in the near future it would be possible to put it entirely in the browser thanks to WebAssembly. The one thing that's missing in the browser right now is an SQL database. I haven't found a way to run SQL in the browser.

[0] https://www.formbeaver.com
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Sounds like someone has attributed their experiences with ESR to RMS.
plug https://www.softwareheritage.org/
a plane (manned or otherwise) with a cheaper precision warhead is an option too.
And this is exactly why the US domination of the payment industry is so dangerous, why companies like mastercard/VISA need to end, and why maybe sometimes it's understandable countries like Germany or Denmark have their own card systems or prefer cash.

Running all transactions through companies subject to foreign laws makes you subject to those foreign laws. And there is no reason US laws should affect e.g. a Canadian in Canada doing business in Canada with other Canadians.

The current situation is extremely unjust, because as German in Germany interacting with other Germans, I'm suddenly subject to US laws on which I can't even vote. Being subject to laws which I can't influence in any way democratically is unacceptable, and needs to end.

Either we as society should go back to cash, build our own payment systems to replace the US-based solutions, or end the US hegemony that even allows the US to spread its laws this way.
In the US crime rose steadily from 1960 to 1990, and that's using the official statistics that don't even try to include things like the Iran–Contra scandal, the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, CREEP, the Kent State murders, and the CIA protecting crack kingpins. Feynman was speaking in 1974, right in the middle of this period.
On Linux you can use namespaces

ip netns exec networkname node script.js

Still only on the entire app though, the idea was how to restrict single modules and their dependencies, not your whole app! Something like:

const foo = requires("bar", {fs: true, net: "0.0.0.0:8000", os: true});
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even if he is an asshole, he has the right to say what he wants. I sorta get FSF ditching him because linux is going corporate (which I am very much against). but MIT (and western schools in general) are no longer places where free speech is allowed and that is the greater atrocity.
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I think we've a little idea-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maunder_Minimum
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Never been comfortable with extension names longer than 3 letters long for some reason..
Haha! That’s the one, but I worked in the old building that was burned down when the neighbouring business sparked a fire :(
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Not just finance.

Compare Google Street View with Apple's "look around" feature. Night and day. To be fair I haven't looked at street view recently, and Google's coverage is better for now.

Or Gmail spam filtering... I can't even begin to fathom what they are thinking, whoever is in charge of that. I mean really... they have the privilege of working at Google? And... really, that's the level of effort and quality they give us, after 20 years of time with the problem?

Yes I know it can be a hard problem, and an arms race, but the level to which they are utterly falling down with good signals in the data, like the fact that I explicitly signed up for and sometimes read and reply to a mailing list, is mind boggling.
I don’t share the scepticism shared by other commenters. No matter how you look at this it’s a step in the right direction. We have needed this legislation for at least ten years now. Hopefully it will be iterated on and improved if manufacturers try to find ways around it. The EU has shown it’s willing to legislate in many areas for the better (and worse).
I’m not informed enough to make a judgement either way with regards to Stallman, but someone can be principled and trustworthy in one realm and inappropriate and harmful in another.

Just because I volunteer at a shelter and help people there doesn’t mean I get pass for bad behavior else where.
We want our public figures to be predictable. When we lived in small bands we knew the peoples our whole life and we could build a really good model of their thinking. Later when we had bigger polities, we did not have that much information about the leaders. Now we know all of what they say and do and any time - but what is reported are only the deviations from the expectations - in our perception they are not balanced by the whole daily predictable lifes. To be public figure now means to be a good actor, understand what the public thinks about you and constantly adjust your behaviour to fit in and never be caught on any deviation from the public figure image. Stallman is not good at adjusting behaviour. He is still pretty predictable in the geek culture - but for the wider public he is really weird.

See also this blogchain: https://www.ribbonfarm.com/series/predictable-identities/

And in particular this quote from another article:
"The perception of creepiness is a response to the ambiguity of threat. […] While they may not be overtly threatening, individuals who display unusual patterns of nonverbal behavior, odd emotional responses or highly distinctive physical characteristics are outside the norm, and by definition unpredictable." from https://sci-hub.tw/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.newideapsych.20...
I would guess Microsoft. Otherwise, I guess Microsoft could build their own Docker development environment distribution for client Windows.
It normalized the objectification of women [1] and allowed sexual predators [2] to flourish.

[1] Objectification: instead of treating a woman like a person, they were reduced to being a body to satisfy a man’s base urges.

[2] Sexual predator: Men who do not care about women as human beings but merely see them as potential sexual conquests, and who do dishonest and manipulative stuff to get a woman to have sex with them. Dishonest stuff includes getting a woman drunk so they will consent to sex; lying about one’s wealth or achievements (the canonical example is someone who never joined the military claiming they are a Navy SEAL); etc.
He worked with rms longer than any other programmer and said nothing for decades? Then after this fall from grace, he piles on and acts superior?

Gross.
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Unless of course, the reason most people spend so much time consuming rather than producing is precisely because their devices are so hard to produce on?
The first I heard was about how he was a guest in Denmark almost 30 years ago and fouled up his room. Nothing bad happened to him, he was lucky.

Stallman had luck with public opinion many, many times. This time his luck changed.

It's unfair to deplore the bad luck and forget about all the times he had benefited from good luck.
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There are full-remote companies too :)
Because the MSM needs help with their unconvincing fake news.
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> "do it without hurting others" is a reasonable line to draw

Let's say then, if we want to enforce some kind of hard limit on what other people are allowed to do or not to do (and even on the kind of people they want to be), that there must be objective and shared ways to establish harm. It cannot be sufficient for someone to say "I felt harmed" to exclude someone else from society (because this what being silenced and removed from one's job means). And we need to have the courage to doubt those who claim they've felt harmed, and to draw a line between tolerable and intolerable amounts of harm (as every action can end up harming somebody, even slightly).

Turns out that laws do precisely this, and define harm in objective ways that allow society to agreee on behaviours that should be punished without limiting personal liberty in arbitrary ways.
They took his words out of context:

https://medium.com/@richardsmith_76348/richard-stallman-was-...

https://geoff.greer.fm/2019/09/30/in-defense-of-richard-stal...
I wonder how this plays into context switching in the workplace specifically with software development or related jobs? I find myself struggling to keep context on the stack while handling an interruption. It makes me wonder how many tasks I actually do remember.
slight tangent...

Interesting thing to consider is that reverse cycle airconditioners are notoriously inefficient compared to dedicated cooling or heating units..

Reverse cycle units can use anything from 2 times to 5 times the power of a dedicated unit on cooling
I thought that way as well, now unless we are speaking of DIO socketed ICs SMD is faster and easier to desolder and it is harder to lift pads while doing so.

That beeing said, SMD is different. It is like — well — learning soldering once again from the start. The only thing really harder is seeing the parts.
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