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Understood, I didn't catch that part.
Agreed. It’s a great story. I remember when the movie was coming out, that the fact that Orson is a bigot came out.

Changed my opinion about the man, but the books he wrote ar e still good.
Hubris, Xenophobia, some form of White Supremacy. on a bigger scale, whole western world is acting like this for last couple of months, blaming CCP and China but taking no action.
We need to use our own common sense here sometimes, and the WHO are not making sense here. Kind of how they don't make sense regarding Tiwan and breast feeding. The WHO is being careful to say don't wear a mask unless you are ill, but with this virus we don't know until several weeks after we are infected, they are also mixing recommendations for non medical staff with recommendations with medical staff.
As someone with a little experience troubleshooting actor based systems, having 1600 of them sounds (actors not instances) like a nightmare.
Good question. I think that relates to the “developer experience” point I was trying to get across: Things like file-system routing (eg. drop a JavaScript or Markdown file in /pages) and overall a Webpck/Babel setup along with the build/export scripts that just work out of the box. Regardless I still think you have a valid point and yes this is experimental and not something I would generally advise.
> you could have learned how to put on a mask properly within the time period

I'm mostly arguing the other side here, but I should point out that well fitting an N95 mask is actually pretty tricky depending on the shape of your face.

I expect that even a lot of medical professionals don't manage it. You only really can tell that you've done it wrong if exposed to something you can smell or taste very strongly that the mask should stop.

A poorly fitted mask is almost certainly a big improvement over nothing, however.
Those are enablers for sure, but not causes
If they delete tweets like that, Twitter gets shit for censoring foreign officials. If they don't delete tweets like that, they get shit for not intervening when the public is obviously put in harm's way. I think they chose the lesser of the two evils. Now, on to censor that umpalumpa you call president.
You should perhaps try other desktop environments/windows managers. The linux desktop world definitely does not simply end beyond Gnome and KDE. And very few people seem to be enjoying Gnome much at all, it just seems like a poorly designed environment.

Nowadays I feel like throwing up at the thought of having to switch back to Windows, even in terms of desktop environment and interface. There are just so many more things one can do with Linux, ways to set up everything the way I want and weird Windows quirks to have to deal with.

Especially the amount of extensibility and combinations are amazing. If I like a certain program or widget from one desktop environment, the chances are that I can just run that program while running the other desktop environment, thus combining the total experience into the one that I want. Not every single program can be freely combined of course, but many of them.
Is it widespread to only call mammals meat? I.e. is "fish meat" widely understood to be a contradiction?
https://kernelnewbies.org/LinuxChanges this wiki page currently covers 5.5 but should be updated to 5.6 in the coming days.
Don't worry, they will be plenty of exceptions and deals in France to bypass that after the fact. We just won't hear about it.
I think there's a vast difference between the US government doing something, and private companies doing something like this. I'm not saying the US is right in its interventions, but atleast they're a democratically elected government with some form of legitimacy.
Sometimes I get paranoid and assume that startups of this kind get subsidised by the state to lower the unemployment. It looks like they had money to burn on engineers and the approach was to give them tasks to keep them busy so that they don't appear idle and give them an easy language to work with so that they don't complain.
Ha, funny, my uBlock Origin must have blocked their ads.
Some people love erlang.
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> I just can't enjoy books (or films for that matter) which require a suspension of, I dunno, basic reasoning.

I have found all fiction requires such suspension.
> if people can stay healthy and productive well past their "natural" prime

Ah yes, I'm really looking forward to eternal life of wage slaving where my whole purpose of living is to be productive and bring others profits.
At my current client we use teams for meetings/conf calls. All chat communication is still slack.
"Bailing [a company] out" implies severe issues with the financing of the company, and that without that investment the company would go under. I'm not sure what you mean by "a completely different mechanism", a bailout can definitely happen through acquiring stocks in that company.
I wonder if he really was afraid of the government, or if he was just tried to keep his brother from loading the games.
The part where he actually cuts the physical tape is great.
The funny thing is that, without cutting the tape, anybody can load the games any way, just like this:
Rewind the tape. LOAD the first program (i.e. the password program). Note that the tape is positioned after the password program now. Reset the C64. Enter LOAD to load the actual game.
Keep up the important work.
Wouldn't it be Orwellian if it was the elected president censoring/redacting people's tweet ?

I'd be on board with Twitter on this one, hoping they use it as a precedent for dealing with the other living policy infringements they have on their platform.
To understand the problem when everyone blames one another, every component seems to work fine but the entire system does not.
>And that no one else knew about.

Yeah exactly. Having two people dedicated to the "Account" service that has 10 features sound much better than having 2 people responsible for 5 microservices each. You might end up with a reset credentials service, a register customer service, a delete account service without any coherent overarching design strategy instead of having just having a plain CRUD service with 6 extra operations. I can't blame them for having 160 services because a lot of enterprise tier organizations are truly that complicated (I work at one) but I do blame them for having 1600.
Nice! Really, masks can be hand made & there is really no reason one should not be wearing one during the pandemic.

As for hand made mask npt protecting you enough - well, this is actually a secondary concern. The biggest problem are people being infected that do not know that yet & if everyone has a mask this is much less of a problem, as they will contaminante much smaller area & the chance of them infecting others go way down.

The Czech government made masks mandatory in public more than two weeks ago & Slovak government followed suit quickly afterward.

So far it seems to be helping, so hopefully more states will follow suit.
From what I understand the WHO guidance around masks has to do with the shortages on one hand and human behavior on the other hand. People who wear masks behave in a higher risk way, and because the safety benefit from the mask by itself is quite low (without medical training you are likely to use it wrong), statistically it is better to recommend people to not wear masks so they will behave more safely.

It’s a bit like gun ownership: intuitively it makes you safer, but statistically it makes you less safe because of behavioral and opportunity changes.
> "It's quite clear they don't think they can regulate political speech in the US."

Think again, they DO censor political speech in the US, specifically one side's political speech. This is especially clear for Twitter but also present on many other social media channels.
I worked with Wizard23 to produce something similar, called the MagicShifter:

http://magicshifter.net/

Its an open source, portable battery powered pocketable light synthesiser with multiple built-in programs for doing a variety of different things - from Persistence of Vision effects (very popular), to accelerometer-based level meters, vibration visualisers, and disco/strobe effects.

I added MIDI to it - meaning the whole thing can be sync'ed over rtpMIDI (MIDI over Wifi is awesome and supported out of the box by most operating systems), and I also built an Arpeggiator for it too - meaning you can have your dancers wired up with shifters on their bodies, an Arpeggiator on stage with you on your synth stacks, and MagicShifters all over the place synchronised to your drum machine. ;)

We (Phillip, the hardware inventor, and myself the software guy) also designed the latest-gen MS3000 PCB to be easily useful for longer LED strip experiments, and included both 5v and 3.3v onboard, with a UART breakout, for extra hacking purposes - wire it up to a console and use it as a build indicator, or just use plain old Wifi too. We have a light strip with 200 LED's wired up to a single MagicShifter and used it to create a wall clock. Pins for wiring up longer strips are exposed on one end of the board, and you can solder the strips directly without requiring further driver hardware - just change the constants in the MS3KOS to tell it how many LED's you're driving ..

EDIT: Have a look at the PCB here:

https://magicshifter.github.io/magicshifter.net/img/new/ms30...

You can see the UART breakout as well as the 4 contact points for longer LED strips...

It includes a REST-based interface for changing the LED effects modes, as well as presenting a web-based Pixel Editor to create your own POV images.

Sources here (100% open source) for anyone who might glean some use out of our project:

https://github.com/magicshifter

Some other nice demo videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xoYjA06XkQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syP8_lccIQA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Shac_DN2ZrU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcGrRuRuhYU

EDIT: you can get an MS3000 from http://hackerspaceshop.com ..
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> As to why the switch back, I couldn't use a VM, as most of the stuff didn't yet support the ahead of LTS kernel I was using, and I needed that for hardware stability.

Did you know that Windows VMs work quite well in KVM and Gnome Boxes is a nice GUI to just install and run a Windows VM?
Just asking, because for me it's the first time i'm not using VMWare or Virtualbox but still have the Windows VM for the occasional Windows-only software (but honestly, not like i do lots of stuff within Windows).
I was taught that viruses are weird little machines, similar but unrelated to the things we recognise as alive. Interesting that there's difference of opinion on the matter.

Edit: here's a question for the room; if viruses are unrelated to the rest of "life", but are endogenous to the earth, are they alien?
assuming that investment is at an uncommercial nice low interest rate, the companies have just been given a nice option there...

Ramp up risk in your businesses operations, and you'll either make a lot of profit or loss. If you make profit, pay back the governments loan and give the rest to shareholders. If you make a big loss, close up shop and the government looses out.
By mass is probably the easiest way - if you also have some that is known lead-free and it's 'significantly' lighter (per equal volume), the other's probably leaded. If it's close, you could probably work it out by pouring over Wikipedia and making assumptions like 'if it's leaded, it will be at minimum 30% lead'... but at that point the 'easy way to tell' is probably to replace it with known solder (assuming the goal was not to use leaded solder inadvertently).
Now I've seen everything.
Monzo is rapidly growing and has only going for 4-5 years.

The real test will be when they have to retire or alter services or face product/compliance changes that effect many services.
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I may be a bit daft here but in what way is this related to the work of accountants? The number isn't wrong, there's just context that's easily missed. The "buyer beware" logic can be used for a lot of things ad infinitum, you could argue the same thing about a company straight up lying about certain sales possibilities etc. but that would legally be fraud, so it's not black and white.
I have to ask - was she aware?
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How does it compare to Dispatches?
I would prefer maintaining a "tiny monolith" over a micro service. At least with the monolith you're writing value-delivering business-logic code. From my experience with micro services you spend more time on boilerplate and the whole HTTP/RPC part and the communication with other services than the actual task the service is supposed to be doing.
If you look at what Apollo Federation (graphql) is proposing, then you can see the architecture calls for essentially turning each database table (users, orders, etc) into a micro service running with its own port.
I think that line has been blurred out of existence.
> Because it's common sense that an invasive medical procedure needs to be administered by someone with some semblance of competence in medicine, if you expect the patient to have a shot at not dying.

Common sense does not determine how difficult something is, how difficult it is determines that. Reality, for the most part, flows into the brain from the outside world, not the other way around.

> An emergency doesn't change the hard technical requirement of administering ventilation.

Neither does common sense. The "the hard technical requirement of administering ventilation" is precisely as hard as it is. So, how hard is that? You represent (in poker parlance) that you know the answers to such things, but you seem reluctant to provide evidence.

> Or rather, this should be common sense, but the over-inflated egos on HN don't understand that it takes more than knowing which button does what to operate a ventilator.

This seems a bit ironic, because no one other than you has made that specific claim.

> Being able to hold a paint brush is a very different skill level than painting a portrait.

Now this statement is actually correct, but unfortunately I don't think it has much relevance to the topic at hand.
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I think the parent is talking about the US sabotaging other governments for decades.
I don't know if I can give justice to it but there are scenes, like the pub owner explaining that he had to remove the portrait of the emperor, because the flies were crapping on it. There's just something that's missing in the translation.
Many jokes rely on language and cultural references. This book is like that.
> Earth is a paradise

That will surely change if everyone keeps living forever and you get 100 billion people on it.
Any context here? The only apparent relation is that this paper is also about viruses.
I’m not talking about N95 masks here. I’m firmly in the camp suggesting the following: leave N95 masks to frontline health workers, and wear surgical masks when you go out. Which is at least consistent with government recommendations in Mainland China and Hong Kong (just checked, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22726566). Oh and there are two doctors in my family who recommend the same.
This is not really news. I think what's really notable about all this... situation — is that a lot of stuff that was not ok only a short while ago, is perceived quite calmly by people, because.. well, "it's different", right? This is a serious thing. It's dangerous. You don't want to be dead, right?

It is 9/11 of sorts. Maybe even worse, since you are specifically "not allowed" to question this, because doubting is assumed to be spreading dangerous misinformation. And it's not hard to sell censoring something that supposedly puts lives of your relatives in danger.
Do you believe that we can infer useful information about ventilators from this? I'm not seeing much relevance to this conversation.
Breathable? What the hell are you talking about? The vapor diffusion resistance of foam glass is pretty much infinite.
They are not regulating speech in brazil, they are regulating speech on their platform. Bolsonaro can still say whatever he wants in brazil, he just can’t do it on twitter.
Instead they can point to how well fascism works!
The satellite ground station market is quite dynamic at the moment. As the data generated on-orbit continues to grow, the need for robust ground infrastructure becomes that much more important.

Ground-Station-as-a-Service (GSaaS) is something that AWS stepped into given the fact that AWS is used quite extensively for the data processing chain, so it was a logical play for them to verticalize. AWS partnered with Lockheed to build out the hardware network [1][2].

They've got some decent competition in the market. We published a round-up article of ground station providers a while back [3].

The move to higher frequencies is changing the market substantially. This year, a number of optical ground stations were supposed to be deployed, given growth of satellite terminals [4]. We'll have to see with the virus what actually ends up happening.

[1] https://spacenews.com/amazon-lockheed-venture-casts-shadow-o...

[2] https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products/verge.html

[3] https://blog.satsearch.co/2019-09-25-ground-station-service-...

[4] https://blog.satsearch.co/2020-01-22-optical-communications-...

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For an example of people relying on masks, not social distancing, here are photos of recent football matches. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52084121

I used to be strongly anti mask, and I'm slowly changing that position, but I do struggle when I see 60,000 people turn up to horse racing in Cheltenham UK and some of them are wearing masks but doing dumb stuff -- pulling them off to cough or smoke or drink.
Microservices however remove that. i.e. if a microservices fails to respond you have no indication whether it succeeded or not, which can lead to inconsistent state.
Not an expert in any of the related fields, but Japan is also a heavy seismic activity zone. Piling up loose dirt is just asking for liquefaction.

My armchair spectator opinion is that I want each reactor 'unit' built in an engineered safe solution, far up, supported by a seismic isolation system. Up in the hills, where people would be sent to evacuate after the earthquake due to the tsunami risk? Yeah, put that thing there.

Also the plant engineers need to be personally authorized and held responsible to do whatever it takes to keep things "safe" in the event of a disaster. They're on site, they're seeing the details, let them have the authority to ensure the greatest possible safety.
No, there is no way around knowing the entire system and by that I don't mean the implementation but rather knowing which services exist and what their responsibility is. If you have 10x as many services as usual your work just got 10x harder.
Genuinely curious what you find unpleasant about the ESP8266 to work with?
Let's put this in concrete terms, I have 1600 pieces of cardboard, each one only interacts with 4 other pieces of cardboard. In total, they come together to form a single, fully functional product which shows the full picture.

We literally call this product a puzzle.
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What I mean is, simply buying a company's stock does not immediately benefit them. They have to issue new shares to turn their elevated stock price into cash. So if companies simply issued shares, they could raise money and effectively undo all of the buybacks they did. Problem solved, right?
Lockheed is building out the ground infrastructure network [1]

[1] https://spacenews.com/amazon-lockheed-venture-casts-shadow-o...
Is this serious or just a troll post?

Because this triggers me a lot. Why wouldn't you just use a normal templating language that render html? Isn't this seriously all the same except you just add a massive dependency for no reason? This is why I hate the javascript community.

The only word I find for this is that this is dumb.
Got it - so literally just for the higher level 'rails like' dev experience and nothing 'react-y' per se? Thanks!

I actually thought it might have something to do with data loading, so it was a slightly leading question as I'm very interested in that stuff - I have a library react-frontload [0] that does client & server data loading that could feasibly be used in a server-only context, and am always looking for ideas on different usecases etc.

[0] https://github.com/davnicwil/react-frontload
I'm not the OP you're asking, I'll provide my own answer to the latter question though.

C is a language that doesn't come with many guarantees. I personally like to think of C as a 'higher-level assembler', targeting a virtual machine. I've been led to believe that this figurative description of the language was more common in the past than it is today. I find it a helpful description since it offers an explanation for many of C's design choices. Such as it's weak types and use of pointers. If I'm correct it's also an accurate description of the language's original aims in system development.

Also, Rust isn't the only systems programming language with a focus on safety. Ada has been around for some time now and is a much more mature language and arguably more suited for the job. It has a demonstrable track record of successful use in safety-critical software. Rust is definitely more 'C-like' than Ada, which might make it preferable to many.
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I have read this article five times, and I have come to the conclusion that I'm either an idiot, or there doesn't seem to be any impropriety on the side of the Fed, nor the mortgage holders.

Am I wrong?

This seems to be a perfectly reasonable use of derivatives - as a mitigation of short-term risk... That happened to fall apart, because the Fed stepped in, as an 'irrational' market actor.
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I have no problem using coroutines to keep Wifi working fluidly on ESP8266. This just requires attention, its not too difficult to keep the ESP8266 pumping data.
That sentence wasn't referring to a trained medical professional, or asserting that pushing buttons is all that a medical professional does.
Using so many microservices seems like a good use of erlang, googling I found: (1)

(1) http://blog.plataformatec.com.br/2019/10/kubernetes-and-the-...
It's leveraging Lockheed technology [1].

[1] https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products/verge.html