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You’re hanging a lot on the fact that he robbed drug dealers. What we know from his words is that he thought he was robbing drug dealers. But again to be clear, the reason he was robbing drug dealers is cause he thought they had the most money, not out of some sort of justice ethics.

Mine was the grandparent post, and nowhere do I claim that he deserves more punishment or to know what is best for society.

My only claim is that this man has very little regard for others and that his situation is the foreseeable consequence of bad choices.
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The US Democritic Party is a very far cry from "the left"; you only have to look at the policies of the biggest candidates (perhaps with the exception of Sanders) to see that. The theory of the Overton Window captures this quite well, as do the history of the social democratic parties in Europe and later the US. GP's point is primarily historical, and as such in Nazi Germany "the left" would absolutely refer to the Marxist parties, the parties in support of the German Revolution, etc. This has actually been noticed as early as the 60s, and perhaps even earlier. From Marcuse's One-Dimensional Man:

>The British Labor Party, whose leaders compete with their Con-servative counterparts in advancing national interests, is hard put to save even a modest program of partial nationalization. In West Germany, which has outlawed the Communist Party, the Social Democratic Party, having officially rejected its Marxist programs, is convincingly proving its respectability. This is the situation in
the leading industrial countries of the West. In the East, the gradual reduction of direct political controls testifies to increas-ing reliance on the effectiveness of technological controls as instruments of domination. As for the strong Communist parties in France and Italy, they bear witness to the general trend of circumstances by adhering to a minimum program which shelves the revolutionary seizure of power and complies with the rules of the parliamentary game.
Then you haven’t done enough research. Look into the miracles done by saints in the Catholic Church or through their intercession and having been verified by credible scientists and medical professionals.
My assertion is that a tech worker with a household income of $421,920 or higher is very clearly in the upper class by any reasonable definition.
Fish also does this.
I’m not going to address the larger question, because there has been a lot written about it by better writers than I, but there is this: Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, etc. have indeed reached into your pocket and taken money from you, assuming you are a tech worker. They did this via an anti poaching agreement. https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-google-others-settle-anti-po...
Yeah, "vipe" from moreutils (which is a package on most platforms) does this. It inserts $EDITOR (usually vim) into the command pipe, and allows you to review and/or edit the text before passing it on to the next thing in the pipeline. Great little command line utility, for all sorts of things.

If you want to cancel, just erase the file. Or `:cq` in vim probably works as well.
I'd suggest reading up on the rise the Bolsheviks in Russia and Mao in China if you want to have some context for what these people are talking about. The Great Courses offers some great lectures on both subjects.
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Working for a living is kinda a give-away. In a Fussellian socialized-class sense most tech folks probably come from upper-prole, middle, and upper-middle backgrounds, and the values of the tech crowd itself—the ones it tends to imprint on new members—are largely upper-middle.
> In the Netherlands, probably 30% of my Dutch colleagues had had time off for burnout at some point in their career.

That sounds accurate, because a report released just this week found that about a third of all Americans suffer burnout in their jobs[0]. At least the Dutch are doing something about it.

[0] https://www.studyfinds.org/the-new-normal-over-a-third-of-am...
There is a big difference between being dead and being declared dead. One is a fact about the universe, and the other is a fact about what somebody said about the universe. Seeing somebody who was dead and is now alive is cause to start a religion. Seeing somebody who was declared dead and is now alive is cause to doubt that initial declaration.
-sys are raw wrappers around C code so wouldn't provide much benefit for them to be exposed as dynlibs.

And crates are the equivelant of python, node, go, etc packages. That they are also a compilation unit is, I believe, an implementation detail. I think they also made it configurable.
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>However, the period of the fastest economic growth in the US (1940-1950s) featured much higher taxes, much lower ratios between the highest and lowest paid, and much more economic equality.

This is a much parroted line, but it needs to be pointed out just how exceptional of a time period the 1940s-1950s were in the history of the world. The US at this time was literally the only functioning industrialized economy left on earth. All of Europe, Russia, and Japan were left in ruins. China hadn't even remotely begun to industrialize. Southeast Asia, Africa, and Latin America's GDPs were totally negligible. If you wanted to buy anything beyond raw materials, it came from the US.

We live in a fundamentally different world now, where we must compete in a fully globalized economy. The US has succeeded at competing in high paid, high technology sectors, which by their nature have contributed to the inequality of incomes we now see.
Pulled from the comments (which are remarkably smart):

"Upregulated p53 activity in humans is implicated in Huntington's disease. Which makes sense, since the symptoms involve early death of brain cells. So this isn't a panacea in itself. But as we learn more of the gene regulatory networks involved, we may be able to develop something much more fine-tuned that has the benefits without the costs." - Suzanne Sadedin
> We would all agree that what Gates and Bezos acomplished was laudable and needs to be encouraged in society.

Not necessarily. There are plenty of people who think that the growth of Microsoft and Amazon came from doing sketchy things that should not be repeated.
That isn't patent trolling, that is protecting a patent.

Patent trolling is using IP with the intention of expoiting outdated laws and an ignorant court system to extort people for money.
> That’s a weird characterization, given that the trend has been in the opposite direction:...

I don't think you've adequately supported that criticism.

The article you're citing discusses the "top 4%" of income earners. That's a very different thing to "billionaires" of which there are 607 [Edit: in the USA].
Right, and going to a conference is like driving on a highway?
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I'd also recommend https://youtu.be/tV4pHW_WOrY
The Six comes with a very thin rubber case with great grip and enough shock absorption that I haven't totally smashed it yet.
Please let the Linux foundation know how you feel directly:

events@linuxfoundation.org
For those unfamiliar with Bobby:

https://xkcd.com/327/
This must mean nothing gets done right?

Guess again: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)...

Netherlands is number 5.
I've mentioned this in another thread way back, but looking for a phone I could run LOS on, I worked out that starting here:

https://stats.lineageos.org/

And drilling down to the most popular phone for your country seems to turn up a fairly well supported model. I ended up with a Moto Z2 Force (https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/nash) for pretty cheap, and I've been happy with it.
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> the plant life had to be thriving in order to support creatures that large and that abundant

Size: “thriving” is incredibly vague. Would you say plant life is “thriving” in the environment of the Blue Whale?

Abundant: how abundant? I have seen no estimates for primary production in the Cretaceous, as googling gave me paywalls.

Third point: Even plant species evolve to fit their environment, so for a discussion about plants that exist today (and, worse, which humans selectively bred to be full of calories) it doesn’t matter how much other life there was c. 100 MYA because the plants around now didn’t evolve for what was around 100 MYA.

Fourth point: depending on which era of dinosaurs you’re referring to, plate tectonics radically shifted global geology since then, changing how much coast there was, how much land was desert, where mountains were, and global ocean currents, so even if the plants and animals were the same as now, the total living biomass would be different.

Fifth point: the plants can still “thrive” even if they’re no longer what we consider “nutritious”. They can also still thrive even if something else does. Grass/cattle comes to mind, although the reasons are almost the exact opposite to this scenario.
For entertainment apps it's mostly about thinking they're preventing piracy.
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> Imagine being software developer with a sense of professionalism and dealing with your customers as they are, even if it's annoying a tad bit of extra work, instead of telling them to sod off if they're using a browser you don't like.

Now imagine a platform where users are allowed to use a better browser which supports more image formats and saves their battery and bandwidth instead of being locked into a single closed piece of software for ever and ever.

And imagine a world where owners of that platform would understand something as historical as importance of free market competition and huge damage of DRM locked plaforms.
One method I use for fighting “friendly fraud” in our b2b business (smb customers) is to message their Facebook page after sufficiently attempting to contact someone more official.

It has always worked.

I hypothesize it’s easy to rationalize things away, but the FB channel typically requires a non-owner employee to ask the owner/purchasing manager why the company isn’t paying their suppliers.
> GP: For one thing, Swift is hardly ready for application domains like audio, video or games.

> For instance, I built a toy data-driven ECS implementation in Swift to see just what kind of performance could be squeezed out of Swift, and it was possible to achieve quite impressive performance

I also have a pure-Swift ECS game engine [0] where I haven't had to worry about performance yet; it's meant to be 2D-only though I haven't really yet put it to the test with truly complex 2D games like massive worlds with terrain deformation like Terraria (which was/is done in C# if I'm not mistaken) or Lemmings, and in fact it's probably very sloppy, but I was surprised to see it handling 3000+ sprites on screen at 60 FPS, on an iPhone X.

- They were all distinct objects; SpriteKit sprites with GameplayKit components.

- Each entity was executing a couple components every frame.

- The components were checking other components in their entity to find the touch location and rotate their sprite towards it.

- Everything was reference types with multiple levels of inheritance, including generics.

- It was all Swift code and Apple APIs.

Is that impressive? I'm a newb at all this, but given Swift's reputation for high overhead that's perpetuated by comments like GP's, I thought it was good enough for my current and planned purposes.

And performance can only improve as Swift becomes more efficient in future versions (as it previously has). If/when I ever run into a point where Swift is the problem, I could interop with ObjC/C/C++.

SwiftUI and Combine have also given me renewed hope for what can be achieved with pure Swift.

I actually spend more time fighting Apple's bugs than Swift performance issues. :)

[0] https://github.com/InvadingOctopus/octopuskit
That looks vulnerable to MITM since it doesn't use HTTPS. Indeed, I just looked it up, it's not in the HSTS preload lists of any browser: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=get.docker.co....
On an age adjusted basis, pretty much every FAANG employee is a 1%-er, so I imagine quite a few.
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> I can't even afford mcdonalds for breakfast.

If that's true and you're making over $400k per year, you're doing something wrong.
It is not clear to me that they probably could have succeeded in satisfying all these conflicting goals, if not for other systemic problems in the company. Even now, with (one hopes) everything in the open and the systemic problems pushed aside, they are having trouble getting it done.

You say Boeing had no choice, but one choice was to acknowledge the problems, aim to keep the type certification with additional training, and negotiate with its potential customers on that basis. There is no law of mankind or nature that says Boeing is entitled to a certain number of sales at a particular profit.
To be fair, we don't know if the problem is being ignored, or just isn't in the current sprint.

Think about how this would go on your team. Customer service sends in a ticket to your Product owner, complaining that a customer has a problem, and called in not only reporting it, but telling you exactly what their expected fix was. Even if the team acknowledged the problem and wanted to fix it, would it really be bumped to the #1 priority, and would the team really just take the fix from the customer instead of designing their own solution?

Or would it be triaged and prioritized, taking into account all other product and customers needs at the same time?

I'm not arguing that airline customer service is great. But a post on stackexchange venting about a customer service team's lack of communication gives us zero insights into what is really going on.
I have a family member with just one name, officially. We usually don't use surnames in our community.

He has had problems registering his bike in India, with his name.
I respectfully disagree. There are conflicting provisions under law, but the widely accepted standard is a declaration "by a qualified medical professional"[1]As another comment here helpfully points out, there are scenarios such a person going missing for a legally mandated number of years before being declared legally dead[2]

[1] http://tiny.cc/mbzzfz
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_death
I'm not sure how listening to someone's presentation or reading their article about Ruby on Rails conveys legitimacy on their political views.

In your view, how does this transfer of legitimacy take place?
I recall Daniel Kahneman concluded the opposite: happiness is largely a function of spending time with people you love (not including children), and life-satisfaction is largely a function of plain old career success.
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I'll agree that I'm not smart enough to divine your meaning. Apologies.

Although Warren is trying to play the same game here, people are not gonna be fooled again by the "only billionaires will be taxed" line.

I'll only add that I remain baffled when people support tax cuts for other people.

A preferential tax cut for me is a tax increase for you.
I'm not sure I'd say "The Dice Man" encourages anyone to do what the Rhinehart character does in the book.
Why is there an obsession over the 1% when the 0.0000001% (8 men) owns as much as the bottom 50% of the world? https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/just-8-men-own-same-...

EDIT: correct headline
I do think there's an interesting question about whether income or wealth is the defining characteristic of upper class. Top 1% wealth is around $10m, which your typical 30 year old high-income tech worker won't have.
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How's that? It's plural in the title, isn't it?
I don't know, I don't play football.
That's still only one source code for all of them. (Nougat never had treble) the difference there between actually one single image and five is build time. There is no additional development needed.

And that still means that with five images you target several hundreds (probably thousands) devices. More than lineage will ever support
iPhone user here. Increasingly curious about Android. If I installed LineageOS on a pixel3a, how much information would be going to google by default? How easy is it to avoid google altogether?
I've always assumed speeding tickets are more about income than safety, since speed is a very rough measure of safe driving when you ignore the vehicle and driver skill.

This approach costs more (cops babysit speeders) and the state doesn't get paid. Doesn't seem practical from a policy standpoint.
Did the wealth of car companies go to labor? Or did the wealth go to the venture capitalists (or whatever the venture capital equivalents of the day were)?

Because those are very different situations.
>The engineering approach would try and decompose the problem without judgement.

The whole point of the existence of poilitical economy and sociology is th at this kind of decomposition is very hard, if not impossible - without judgement implies that those who practice this kind of thinking, or engineering, are able to adopt a view from nowhere, but the fact is that these people belong to groups in society, they are personally affected by the outcome, and absolutely already have pre-existing interests. Furthermore, you automatically figure this as a kind of balancing game with weights, but this implies that the weighting can be done (how do you weigh two qualitative choices?) and further the utilitarian view that all that matters is the maximum weight. Both of these problems are why there is intense debate in moral theory regarding instrumental reason and consequentialism.
All the Agile nonsense is irrelevant if you're not communicating with the individual.
1) The analysis in that report is very bad.

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2019-01-24/oxfam-...

2) You have taken the bad analysis and made it even worse. The headline says 8 men own as much as half the world (as much as the bottom 50%). That does NOT mean they own half the world. Far far far from it. (EDIT: you fixed this part with your edit)
if the bug is known for 6 years I wonder how long the sprint takes
Where should that threshold be? Does it move every year due to inflation?

I think a more reliable distinction would be whether a person's income predominantly comes from their labour, or whether it proedominantly comes from what they own.
Crowdsourced patent troll fight, That needs to happen more often!
Except that a huge chunk of Android CVEs I've seen are related to vendor code which does not get updated in custom ROMs either.

And those are the painful ones, since drivers have kernel access. The security situation on Android is really less than ideal :/
You can say it's not science based but I beg to differ, it's a lot more nuanced classification:
1)https://www.pnas.org/content/112/50/15468.abstract
2)https://health.clevelandclinic.org/research-on-the-transgend... <- hyperlinks to a few studies
> For one thing, Swift is hardly ready for application domains like ... games.

That is untrue; See my comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21491597
Have you heard about Unicode and non-Latin alphabets?
This is just so hilariously wrong. The man isn't even a Trump supporter, not that would in anyway justify this witch hunt, but read for your self:

https://twitter.com/cmaxw/status/800385886479323136?lang=en

Surely we reached peak SJW imperialism and its time to roll this crap back.
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This is a reason to be furious about lack of public oversight over budget, not recycling. Proper recycling still is our (yours too) duty to the planet and it doesn't cost you any money.
Work smarter, not harder.
> Working for a living is kinda a give-away.

Actually the giveaway is making over $35,000 a month.
The photo of a Clinton is also a prime example of left party gone center-right based on support from the billionaires and the (rest of the 4%).

Since the US has a FPTP system, the first layer of fighting is for both party nominations and is poor majority against (centrist) rich minority, which would have a clearer outcome if money in politics had clearer rules.

Edit- clarity
Since it's Iowa, he should use Jesus Christ as precedent.

Jesus died for the the sins of all mankind. His atonement was not reversed after the resurrection.
Here is a 30MW project in Germany, aiming for 700MW in 2030 to make hydrogen > methane > kerosene from renewable surplus electric and captured CO2 [1]

This articles language is almost absurd. As though economic power-to-fuel technology is some futuristic dream - its treated more mysteriously than fusion research and deep AI.

> One beacon of hope is the idea that we could use renewable electricity to split water to produce energy-rich hydrogen, which could then be stored and used in fuel cells.

The storage technology which 100% renewable power requires is already available, and economic - there just hasn't been much value in storage yet, since there hasn't been much surplus. All research discoveries and "strides" are showing that its going to get very cheap - pretty much as soon as there is policy to build it, or simply enough wind turbines and solar to employ it.

[1] https://www.rechargenews.com/transition/1870430/offshore-win...
> Where should that threshold be? Does it move every year due to inflation?

The threshhold for being in the top 1% of income is that 99% or more of people make less than you.
Classes by definition are about wealth

If you're unable to manage your money it's your fault, but you're not working class
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I am sure if the God exists they don't need an exception in our law
Yeah motivation is the bigger factor (why would Mozilla care about the system APIs of an OS, of all things?) but also it doesn't hurt that Apple is one of the richest companies in the world (depending on the day).
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