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When it comes to utility design the Rivian is far far ahead.

It's not about more conventional but about more convenient.

One example: you cannot throw stuff in the back of the Tesla from the side.

And when it comes to towing: nobody will use an electric vehicle yet. You can buy a gas truck for half the price with the same towing capacity. A gas truck with the same price as the Tesla will have twice the towing capacity.
Thanks for the heads up, added this warning to the home screen.

"Warning: the game will speak out loud (since young kids cannot read the questions), so check your volume."
But the complaints about OOP in the article are all about the difficulty in modeling orthogonal traits in a single-inheritance hierarchy. That is definitely addressed with mixins.

Nothing in the "Inheritance isn't Always the Best Tool for the Job" section talks about runtime changes in behavior.
Omitting the "that" is fully standard English grammar. Omitting the "to" is not, and radically alters the meaning of the title.
I think it would make a difference if some TVs came with large stickers mandated on the box, advertising, and included within, that said:

"THIS TELEVISION MONITORS ALL OF YOUR VIEWING HABITS AND THE DATA IS SOLD FOR PROFIT. ANY TIME IT IS USED, THE PROGRAM BEING WATCHED IS SENT TO THE MANUFACTURER. IF YOU DECLINE TO BE MONITORED, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO RETURN IT FOR 30 DAYS FROM DATE OF PURCHASE AT NO CHARGE TO YOU."

and some did not.
I'm afraid I honestly don't understand. I don't see anything that couldn't have been done in plain static HTML and CSS.

It goes by various themes:

- Can't see the forest for the trees

- resume driven development

- hype driven development

- brag shallow blog post driven development

- over-engineering

- sell courses driven development

etc...
Will that cover health insurance & expenses? That stuff gets pricey fast.
Try it again. Apple Maps is pretty good.

The love/hate thing is that it picks a more normal route vs optimized. I personally like it because I don’t find that a Google Maps optimizations help in urban settings.
Mobile phones and computers today have a pretty high IC count.

I mean, an arcade board is pretty big, but the parts density is also pretty low.
Somebody should buy the tooling for early 90's Camry's/ES300's and sell them indefinitely. You could get a reliable, brand new car for a couple grand.

Sort of like the original VW Beetle sales model.
Thank you for sharing. If you don't mind me asking, what helped after you had the realization?
I tend to think the likely explanation of Russian hypersonic weapons is akin to commercial sector marketing of AI, all too often hype over substance.

Russia is simply unable to conventionally compete economically and militarily with the US.

So in order to buttress domestic and international support for Russia’s Putin regime, the result is hypersonic information operations.

Unlike conventional precision guided weapons for tactical use, hypersonic missiles are strategic and nuclear in focus.

So not as likely to be exposed as vapourware in operational use.

So a likely area for empty chest puffing and peacocking.

Empty theatrics is a real possibility.

Russia is not likely to share hypersonic missile telemetry.

Nor is the US DOD and industry, as keeping quiet allows for opportunity to seek addition funding to counter hollow capability.
True, but bypass capacitors don't produce ad revenue.
If you already know the absolute truth orientation, then there should be no guesswork when it comes to measuring it
Typical automatics have comfortably passed out manuals for mileage on average, some time in the 2010s. Driving style "can" theoretically still make a given manual more efficient, but it requires an unusual attention to mileage by the manual driver and/or an unusually aggressive driver on the automatic.
Thanks for sharing this! I had to go disable this "feature" on the "Smart TV" my family has. Turned off "Viewing Information Services" and "Interest Based Advertising". It was on by default!?
I don't think it's accurate to compare type systems and mathematics. When you write out a mathematical equation, you don't explicitly specify if the variable is a float or an integer or a set or a vector or a matrix as part of the equation, the reader will infer the type of each variable from the problem domain. So in fact, math is much more like dynamically typed languages.

>> We know types help us eliminate certain classes of errors from programs.

Yes and in my experience they often also introduce new kinds of errors, architectural errors (which are much worse). If you have a system which makes it easier for developers to pass around complex instances across multiple source files, they will use that feature and it will often lead to modules which have lower cohesion and tighter coupling which adds complexity and makes it harder to modify and maintain the logic in the long run. Rigid type systems also add complexity when integrating with third party modules which may use different type names for similar concepts.

The wisdom of dynamically typed languages is precisely that it is difficult to know what the type of each variable is so it forces you to follow the logic around (which is unpleasant but necessary). What is almost always overlooked is the human psychological effect; this unpleasantness involved in trying to keep a mental picture of the logic creates a strong incentive for developers to keep the logic as simple, modular/encapsulated as possible. This results in better software design/architecture overall.

I'm saying this based on decades of experience having gone back and forth between dynamically and statically typed languages. Programming is as much about human psychology as it is about logic. Dynamically typed languages force developers to be more disciplined and this mindset is extremely valuable.

Statically typed languages tend to put developers on auto-pilot. You get so caught up on types and catering to the compiler's warnings that you lose some common sense. Coding in a statically typed language feels a bit like having a boss who micromanages you and tells you every little detail that you need to implement. Coding in a dynamically typed language is more like having a boss which tells you the general picture of what is required and lets you figure out the details.

I think the mindset of self-reliance which comes with dynamically typed languages is very important when it comes to producing high quality code.
Hopefully we can just tap into the serial interface.
He's not rubbing anyone off, he's making an article with a low barrier of entry.
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U.S. large cap (S&P 500), international stocks, some individual public companies (RSUs/ESPP), some bonds. I don't own any real estate.
Its quite possible that for systems that old, there are no updates even available. Its also possible the systems have no route to the internet, which while not making them immune from compromise, certainly makes it more difficult.
And additionally it takes a lot of effort to formalise a proof. (I say this as someone who has spent nearly two years formalising basic maths in Agda.) It's true in maths as in programming: 90% of the work is in the last 10%, and if you don't get the last 10%, you haven't got a proof.
Is there any evidence that the recommendation systems are actually intent on putting something you would like to see in front of you instead of some other incentive?

My YouTube subscriptions are all engineering/programming/space/guns/machining/electronics. I even see the same commenters in many of them. There is clearly a set of people with these interests that could be used to cross-pollinate interesting content. Yet my recommendations are all pop culture and sports.

Spotify is the same way but i blame my kids for polluting their model of my interests,

I’ve given up on Netflix. I can’t even find stuff i want to watch on there any more.
Why doesn't croc use magic-wormhole's protocol ? Obviously its selling point is in the ease of installation, performance and portability, it's too bad that in doing those the compatibility is lost.
What is meant is this: if your headphones have high impedance, you need more input voltage to drive them to a given power level.

That's why lower-impedance headphones are used for mobile phones, and only "real" audio gear is used with higher impedance.

For example, the Beyerdynamic DT-880 is sold in three versions: 32 Ohm, 250 Ohm and 600 Ohm. The 600 Ohm on an iPhone won't make you happy.
>no header protection including From or Subject or Reply-to

This is email, not IM we are talking about. There is no good way to do that without a lot of added complexity and hassle once the email ends up in your archive.

>bad crypto primitive defaults

If you mean forward secrecy then see the proceeding comment.
if it has an e-sim and data connection or iot without requiring your wifi or ethernet there is not much you can do i guess...
faraday cage? hardware and software hacks?
Absolutely. Single inheritance is a degenerate form of mixin inheritance, where a subclass has a single, fixed superclass.

Mixins simply fix single inheritance so a subclass's parent class is parameterized, and so concrete classes can be composed of several non-related mixins (which will often seem like multiple super-classes).

ECS is a much different and bigger beast. It's a runtime composition pattern, and has almost basically to do with classes or objects.

If you're only complaint about OOP is with single-inheritance, ECS is probably overkill.
Then, following your logic, no software is free as in beer because you always need a computer to run it, and computer hardware isn't free...
and when the fingerprint database is stolen and shared with multiple adversarial parties? they now have your password and its gonna be hard to update / change yours.

This happened with the opm hack and a big one in India or Indonesia or something not too long ago I think.
Then I wonder how direct that spending really is. It doesn't seem to involve handing out money to homeless directly... Does it just end up in a general budget that's labeled "homeless", but actually gets used for all kinds of projects?
If you aren't strawmanning then your characterizations like "the ignorance of the left-wing base" and "Left-wing misconceptions" are not informative as you don't give a guideline how influential or proportional they are.

The specific validity of Piketty's observation is irrelevant. I mention it as an example of an argument which is not based on the "idea that there's a capitalist conspiracy".

Focusing on the weaker conspiratorial argument and leaving out any more substantive arguments = strawmanning.

Criticizing sweeping language for its imprecision is not strawmanning.

You switched from "The idea that there's a capitalist conspiracy to trick the populace into believing that free markets are better for public welfare" to "a very common belief within left-leaning circles that economists' claims of the social benefits of free markets are propaganda formulated by and pushed for the benefit of a capitalist elite".

What makes something a "conspiracy"? Because your latter formulation doesn't sound like a conspiracy to me.

My position is that people who advocate for a "free market" but don't advocate removing the existing severe restrictions on labor power aren't really promoting a free market, but rather want to give more power to capital owners.
The thing is, the modern notion of what constitutes a type is 'class'. This stealthy switch from one to the other has made the concept of strong typing hard to understand and/or apply in practice, and with the addition of the idea of interfaces, late binding, etc. the problem of types in programming, stated in all its generality, became pretty much intractable.
> I volunteer with a pigeon and dove rescue organization

So, you're more concerned about the welfare of birds than you are about people?
If your plasma dies, and it's not a problem with the panel itself, open the back and look at the various boards. Most flat panel TVs have 2-4 circuit boards in the back that are relatively easy to access and replace.

I had a top end 4K TV die last year just after the warranty ran out. It was going to be almost $100 to have the company repair guy look at it, then parts and potentially additional labor to fix it. I opened the back, did a bit of research and made an educated guess about which board was the problem (which was pretty easy based on the symptoms) and it turned out to be a $130 part that I found on ebay for $25 and I swapped it out within a few minutes.

It turns out there are half a dozen companies that strip down broken TVs and sell off the boards that are still good. That board had actually been through a few revisions since the original one I had, so now it runs even better than new. hehe
There are still plenty of brand new cars using old school 4 speed autos which are significantly worse for efficiency than a manual.
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OK. I will see if I can find a way to emulate a touch device like this one on Windows for testing. I can pre-empt Qt's input system for these types of events and handle them manually in Ripcord's own application code.
Yes I should have put “majority” in quotes. I was trying to use it in the way the post I was replying to used it which is more accurately as you describe.
If Discord would make it so you can leave a channel, I'd use it almost exclusively. Until then, it's not suitable for a company, IMO.
Number 8 would be the first bullet on my list. Realizing that I could just go outside and take a walk (or a run) instead of trying to think at my desk had a huge impact. It feel like non-work in a way.
You don't care about the homeless. Just say that next time to save time.
In addition to understanding impedance and sensitivity, doing actual tests of the headphones to see how they match up with your hearing and tastes is important (and getting harder to do with high end headphones). I personally use the following:

https://www.audiocheck.net/soundtests_headphones.php
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You expect them to spontaneously have a spiritual epiphany about your "old soul"?

Please man, stand up for yourself and learn the measures of business ethics.
Possibly the IPv6 packet one, CVE-2018-15688? [0] A basic buffer overflow in systemd meant oversized network packets could be used for DoS or "potential code execution".

[0] https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/10/26/systemd_dhcpv6_rce/
You don't really need to do anything illegal. Just wait for the next data leak from hacked Samsung servers and the member of congress' data may just show up among millions of records on a torrent site.

That's the clear and present danger here, not that businesses and their data scientists are having a field day with your personal life, but that they are sloppy and you, your data and your community are vulnerable to irreparable damage being inflicted by bad actors downstream.
Where do you think we disagree? I am arguing that bug-fixing costs are not a good justification for Slack to ignore requests for the desktop website from mobile devices.
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> I know this probably is not a popular opinion

It would be easy to dismiss your post as merely repugnant, and it certainly is. Essentially you're proposing a death march from one city location to another.

But the lack of logic you display is common when people discuss the homeless problem.

So I'll illustrate a productive way to discuss this.

Let's assume the following demographics about SF, which has a reported budget of over $300 million for 5,000 homeless (and rapidly growing as rents skyrocket) - that's $60,000/yr per homeless person:

- 50% of homeless are healthy but unemployed - we can fix this fairly easily. Provide a mailing address, missing id documents, cubicles for job interview calls, and databases of room rentals and employers. Have a help line to sort out kafkaeque procedural problems, like e-verify database problems.

https://www.e-verify.gov/

This would be incredibly cost-effective for solving the current problem, but equally important for the coming tidal wave of even more homeless as rents continue to rise in 2020.

Some housing assistance would be needed, say 90 days, as well as acute medical assistance, but hey, $300 million - where's it being spent today?

- 50% of homeless are mentally ill - there is no short-term solution for those in psychosis, but we have data now on the effects of closing long-term care facilities and can revisit those policies. The milder cases can be helped to stabilize and integrate with society, but the rest need institutional care.

Decreasing from 5,000 people on the streets to 2,500 in SF is a huge win and would really improve the situation for everybody and allow resources to focus on the more difficulat cases.

Without an actionable plan, the alternative is Mad Max, which Market St. has already become.
Not sure if you can call southeast Kurdish-dominated. Adana, Gaziantep & Mersin are the largest cities there, neither is Kurdish-dominated.

Anyway, even within western side, İstanbul — Antalya is ~700km, and İzmir — Ankara is ~600km, both over 300mi (~500km).
> but I think driving style can make manuals the winner.

Everything you can do, a machine can do better.
Not entirely.

For many centuries singular ‘they’ had been used when gender is uncertain or unknown. In the last hundred years or so some (primarily American) language teachers decided that singular ‘they’ was wrong and adopted ‘he/she’.

See https://public.oed.com/blog/a-brief-history-of-singular-they... for a history.
Great tip. It's astonishing how well done the packaging is; all platforms are covered.

Except mobile; it would be quite awesome if that were to exist as well.
I used it today, visiting Spain from the US, and it absolutely blew my mind. All I did was drop my products in the basket, and pay with my phones NFC.
Ask HN: What REST APIs, in your opinion, deserve an award?
What REST APIs, in your opinion, deserve an award for an admirable quality, be it design, documentation, etc.

For example, I would given an award for documentation to Stripe's API docs (https://stripe.com/docs/api) due to its simplicity and support for their official SDKs.

The more general form of this question is: what are your favorite REST APIs and why?
Too late, damage done. This poison is what you get when you let activists force the introduction of a CoC.

The first revision of the CoC may not be utterly reprehensible, but once its power is established, minority activists who would like to force their views on others will just suggest “updates” to the CoC.

And suddenly there you are with entire SE being toxic drivel, because nobody dared to say “no” to a vocal minority.

I wonder who will be next.
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we do this. we still have users get mad when we explain we don’t support it :(
> what happens if iot LTE connections get cheap enough that the choice is removed altogether

Just like what happens when any product you like gets discontinued. You either accept the drawbacks of the alternatives and pick the next best choice or you do without it altogether.

If this really becomes TV with LTE or not TV, you’ll quickly see how little people truly care. Think back to 2008-2010 and the anti-smartphone people. How many of them are still holding out?
I do the opposite of 1-5 and haven't had any issues (6 is absolutely necessary).

I think it depends on the person really... just a data point.
No, I'm referring to 4X Sword of the Stars 2 itself. The Pit happened later, on a different engine (SotS2 is heavily windows-specific .NET code with DX10 dependency, iirc)
Yes. The same as React while it might lack libraries. E.g. I have written site that filters 10,000s entries in real time and displays them.
try integrant

https://github.com/weavejester/integrant

You can move from using component's functions/macros to using
a map and cross references using reader literals.

Having used both, I find integrant to work better for me.
This is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen: a 128 language quine replay.

https://github.com/mame/quine-relay
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This is an insight you gain very early in your R experience. It breaks down rather quickly. Not that it is not true — there are just too many details around the core concept.
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A lot of them has started even locking down the serial interface. Hell even the boot logo on most LG TV's these days are signed.

EDIT: One thing that "might" work is a repair remote / repair menu. On the LG TV's in my house the repair menus allow you to change things like what HDMI mux the TV is expecting (I can't recall if the WiFi Module was included in such menus, but if it is you could change it to something its isn't and hopefully break connectivity. I'll have to dig out my repair remote and play around in the menus again).
I think "Go Live" on discord has rolled out to everybody now? Join a voice channel, hit the button (next to Disconnect) and pick an app or screen. Needs Nitro for good quality (otherwise you're stuck at 720p). Latency is better than most other streaming things I've tried.

100% agree on the other two, though. Encouraging people to make channels as needed helps the first, but for ephemeral discussions you wind up deciding between deleting the chat log, or living with a lot of "retired" channels. And being default opt-in for notifications makes Discord _way_ more noisy than Slack could ever be.
> The parser will not complain about leading zeros because JSON has no concept of leading zeros.

Of course there is no logical reason why the parser shouldn't have this concept just because the spec doesn't require. IMO, beyond basic correctness, user friendly error messages are the main differentiator between excellent parsers and crappy parsers.
Sorry for my ignorance. I'm very curious to know, how exactly will those specific countries gain land?
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