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The ideal I talk about is really just respecting other people and respecting things even if they are not yours personally. Not very complicated nor high-theory stuff.

If you want to talk about socialism specifically, the biggest drawback of
socialism is that if you do it too well, you attract the attention of the US military industrial complex.

The entire modern history of Latin America exemplifies this issue.

Neoliberalism and capitalism do not tolerate alternatives to exist, because they undermine the condtructed narrative that no valid alternatives exist.
So what? The Chief Justice can write the minority opinion next time. That 5-seat majority includes some who will almost certainly retire in the next four years.
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great! thanks for letting me know.
So if I get you, it's for append-only data - probably no updates, definitely no no deletions? Still don't get how you don't need logical clocks to pick out the delta(s), but thanks for your prompt answer.

Edit: your example gives replaceExisting() so that's supporting an update of some kind.
The timing is unfortunate however. The pandemic is NOT being us. The global economy is still actively being destroyed (including China's) and the CCP's first thought is to re-open the wet markets as soon as possible? In what world does that even make sense?
Hey onychomys, I am doing some research about the state of Tech and how it’s integrated into the healthcare system, and the insurance providers. Would it be ok if I asked you a few questions?
In the same vein -

https://nullboard.io/preview or https://github.com/apankrat/nullboard
edit: comment below is correct, this was 2019 (leaving original comment intact for transparency):

____

also a $14M Series A the same month: https://twitter.com/voipsipguruPB/status/1094042447070613504
That's very nice. What sort of use did you make of it?
They can, and will have to continue to, thank MS legal for that bad rep..

While Upper Management has lessened some of their excesses, they still tend to be very aggressive in some area's, and time will tell which 1/2 of the company will win. The Open Collaboration group, or the "We want to control the world" group, there is still an internal struggle there

Many believe the "We love Open Collaboration" is just a facade and the "real Microsoft" will revel itself in a few years
Even more fundamentally, feels amazing to me now that this was all manually laid out!

Each generation of ICs made it easier to create more sophisticated computers which in turn enabled the creation of yet more sophisticated ICs.
Ah cool, thanks for the heads up!
Interesting, putting that may people in ICU that don’t need vents likely relates to a less stressed medical system. But the numbers are low enough it could just be statistical noise.
So also here healthtech startup letting people go?! Why? I thought you guys would get more business in these times?!
Have you checked the Presidential twitter feed? Stupidity is fashionable. Stupidity is popular. Stupidity is loyalty.

(Other factions are also perfectly capable of this, e.g. the leaked Labour internal documents, but the right are really making a performance out of it these days)
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I don't really know what to make of "republicans have had control of the Supreme Court for years." Overturning Obamacare was their number one priority during the Obama administration. The Supreme Court chose not to. The five justices who chose not to are still seated. Some control.
agree completely.

encrypted email is broken, and a lot of that has to do with ui/ux problems; but the author is making this way harder than it has to be.
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There's also gnu's objcopy.

This post covers a lot of different approaches, and has lots of tips: https://www.devever.net/~hl/incbin
> Depending on where you live, more people in the last 3 months may have become seriously ill from a food-borne illness than from COVID-19.

This is a ridiculous claim if I ever saw one as food poisoning or food related diseases have never overwhelmed hospitals anywhere in recent history. Unless you are talking about some remote place where COVID has not landed yet, in which case the comment has no point. And we are not even talking about the past, COVID19 is still pretty much active and killing people still as we speak. We'll draw comparisons when it's over, which is not now.
I really wish modern vendors would stop shipping screensavers -- or at least refuse to disable them on non-CRT monitors.

The energy waste, battery degradation, and keeping the CPU/GPU awake longer are all huge wastes. Sadly, screensavers are nothing but wasteful nowadays.
There was a German equivalent called Dotcomtod (dotcomdeath), which had incredible amounts of inside knowledge. I had just started a small software company and for some reason loved reading their stories. One of the key people of Dotcomtod (Don Alphonso) is now a famous blogger with conservative/libertarian views.
No it is explicitly not for append-only data.
It works with inserts, updates and deletes.
I think I have problems understanding what exactly you mean by the need for a logical clock.
The algorithm is feeded with the old query results plus one event, and then returns the new query results. Since there is only one event at each point of time, it does not have to order or maintain them.
Awesome! These are the the type of projects I want to so, but am limited by my electronics ability.
I'm so glad you like it! Have you checked out the upgraded React version? https://react-pivottable.js.org/

There's even a Dash wrapper now: https://community.plotly.com/t/show-and-tell-dash-pivottable...
Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Feynman
“ So years ago this came up with Eric Schmidt, who was CEO of Google through the GFC. After 2007, Google had selective layoffs (probably not in engineering) and slowed hiring. They also paused construction projects in Mountain View and probably elsewhere.
Eric said when asked about it that it was a mistake. He said that if Google was healthy there was no need to have a kneejerk reaction to the slowdown. And this caused significant growing pains later.”

Was this covered by the media? Having a hard time finding anything about it.
That's an interesting thought. All those old mirror lenses with 35mm seemed to be f/8 or f/16 (and manual focus), but I assume the idea is to have a smaller sensor + make up for the aperture with the ISO boost. Thank you for your perspective.
There is also noria [0] which is basically a SQL database with integrated materialized views with memcached like perf. - But I think it is more in a research state.

[0]: https://github.com/mit-pdos/noria
You're welcome! I'm glad you like it :)

I wish I had more time to work on the Jupyter version but Plotly Express and the JupyterLab Chart Editor keep me pretty busy at Plotly these days!
I live in Berlin as well and can't see any news in my circle, also the https://layoffs.fyi/tracker/ doesn't show any.
> I would expect that the symbol names would need to be passed to the command that produced the object file from the binary file:

It's the other way around. The command produces these symbols basing on the file name:

$ readelf --symbols myself.o

Symbol table '.symtab' contains 5 entries:
Num: Value Size Type Bind Vis Ndx Name
0: 0000000000000000 0 NOTYPE LOCAL DEFAULT UND
1: 0000000000000000 0 SECTION LOCAL DEFAULT 1
2: 0000000000000000 0 NOTYPE GLOBAL DEFAULT 1 _binary_quine_c_start
3: 0000000000000113 0 NOTYPE GLOBAL DEFAULT ABS _binary_quine_c_size
4: 0000000000000113 0 NOTYPE GLOBAL DEFAULT 1 _binary_quine_c_end
It depends on what you code and how. I hope the book explains some of the approaches and describes the tools that can be used to reduce that difference and avoid a tragedy :)
I had the same question as #2. Basically, it has to be the front-end to any event that reads/writes the data, in strict order of occurrence?
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I remember a suggestion to place all startups in a death pool which they were only allowed to leave if they managed not to buy any Aeron chairs (those were all the rage at that time) after one year in business. I loved that idea.
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It's still open if you can get it produced for your own needs. The restrictions only apply on reselling it for profit, which is an acceptable condition.
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Please don't. Half of the joy of hacking in Common Lisp is working with amazing environments such as Slime and the LispWorks IDE.
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This is great news, bit of a non issue right now with Corona but that will pass. Hope other Dutch cities with small, historic centers will follow Amsterdam's example.
The missing link to the Linux AppImage was an oversight... fixed now that I'm back at my desk :)

And yes, the desktop-app build toolchain is a pain to maintain.
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I think it's very clear what you'd need to do - contact the creator and ask for a license.
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ReadMe has been updated with link to the Linux AppImage, now that I'm back at my desk.
> based on performance of the stock price,

Lulz, classic case of bad incentive: I bet revenues for online gambling are way up at the moment, now that more and more people are forced to stay home and be fundamentally unsupervised all day. But because stock markets are drying up across the board, stellar profits might well not get reflected in stock prices.

Just another reason for not basing exec compensation on stock prices.
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The use case seems better fit for a streaming database.
I used to have this automated as part of a makefile, so I'd say yes.
This bull shit of social distancing... what are people thinking that they won’t get the virus by staying away for a while? There are close to 20m newly unemployed people that could give a shit about it. There will be risks of riots soon if this goes on. And in the end we’ll get worst of both ends.
IDK man, I've switched to Linux but it wouldn't let me delete aux.h using windows explorer IIRC. But it was a long time ago so not sure.
Not unless they directly impact COVID work. Hospitals are laying people off and asking people to take pay cuts.
No, the $14M series A was February 2019.
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Thanks, I was unaware that X12 provided those. Have you used them with success?

Truth be told, sfEDI is as much an example of how EDI could be done simply as anything else. (I probably should have provided an example file generating a full document to show that). The main value that sfEDI has is in the validation performed by the Element class, which I suppose could be done just as well using string utils, since that's basically what it is.

The other advantage to treating your document like lists of segments and segments like lists of elements is that you can use things like LINQ to read, modify and update them. Obviously sfEDI is a work in progress, but I think that has some value. Again nothing you couldn't easily implement yourself, but that's sort of the point.

We weren't able to use an EDI provider like SPS and most of the libraries that we tried that went directly from C# to EDI had issues that we couldn't rectify, which is what led to this solution.
Not exactly. To use EventReduce you must have a changestream out of all writes to your data int the correct order. You can do that by wrapping a frontend over your database.

But easier you do that by using a database that already provides a changestream like couchdb, Postgres, mongodb and so on.
I would also recommend Edi Weitz's book "Common Lisp Recipes" for that. He offers great insights on how to improve performance.
I downvoted because I found your claim that London does not have access to fresh food to be unlikely and unsubstantiated
I am not brave enough to try it. I am not sure where you are but the UK has a lot of moisture in the air so low temperatures feel a lot colder than equivalent temperatures elsewhere in the world.
eg. a 5°C day will feel a lot colder here than Iceland.
Me too, this is the Linux Libertine font. I need to fine a way to disable those ligatures :)
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Rents are high, wages are low.

Can't do much about wages because they are subject to global pressure, but we sure could make housing cheaper.
TL494. Up till very recent times was widely used in all kinds of PSUs, especially in AT ones.
This only works horizontally for me on iOS :3
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Not that it’s a state subsidy or anything...
Those are standardized named generated by ld, derived from the file name (in this case "quine", which is treated by the author both as C source and a binary data file).
I bet there's a CLI switch to change the defaults.
Me and my partner are doing OK. But I have noticed that my single overtly extraverted friends are doing less so while living alone. Some have managed to fill their time with constant zoom parties and the like in order to fulfil their extraverted needs but it's obvious they still crave a lot more than that and it's just enough to tide them over. It's going to be very interesting how that progresses in the coming weeks (and months...?).

Regardless of the validity of systems such as the Myers Briggs personality types I am very interested in how the various corners are handling the situation. Particularly INTP/INTJ's (assumedly a lot of HN...).
That might be the right answer if the creator seemed confident about IP ownership and/or was specifically showing a path to paid licenses. It's a sort of "morals clause".
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And Iceland, which is as free-wheeling a capitalistic state as anyone could want under the hood.

Making employers responsible for severance pay is a way of aligning costs with information asymmetry, and also trying to make employers at least a little sensitive to the impact their whims can have on real people's lives.
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Well I can get a train from Waterloo out to Chessington and can't drink upon that. :(

In short, if you can pay by Oyster - your can't drink and ride. Unless of course you're an MP and then apparently you just do it and play down any drama and no fines at all.
Mine was on a PDP-11 in assembly language, displayed on an oscilloscope screen. Back in college, in a device-control lab class. A great program to form the core of any kind of project - assembler, web, device, whatever! I recommend it.
Then you need a very precisely defined threshold of votes, if the person with the most votes has one vote less than that threshold then we use a coin toss. So now we have the same problem choosing that precise threshold and candidates will litigate over that instead. You've not really gained very much over using a strict majority of votes.
> No one is sitting on a pile of apartments, or ventilators, or college spots, or food distribution capacity. There is fixed amount of that stuff out there right now.

Well actually, at least two of your examples are clearly wrong. In NYC, one of the most competitive housing markets in the world, one in four luxury apartments is vacant[1] while the homeless freeze to death outside each winter. Any shortage of food is hard to argue when we're turning corn into fuel instead of food[2]. The only reason people aren't sitting on piles of ventilators yet is that the high demand is new enough that a way of making money by letting people die of suffocation hasn't yet emerged.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/13/realestate/new-developmen...

[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevensalzberg/2016/04/25/why-a...
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The developer in SF will be financially better off thanks to policies that have worsened inequalities more than in any other developed countries.
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Mortality declined not just during the Great Recession, but also during the Great Depression.

https://www.pnas.org/content/106/41/17290
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22693016

OP, FYI - per https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html, “When a story has had significant attention in the last year or so, we bury reposts as duplicates.” Hope you and your wife keep working on it and post it again in 2021 :)
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I found the README is not particularly useful in informing what the library does, but it seems to be a big bag of data structures, algorithms, and performance utilities.

The overview is much more informative: https://github.com/facebook/folly/blob/master/folly/docs/Ove...
Read a story where President was chosen at random from all registered Voters.
And those of us who went into this disaster single and without kids have been separated from nearly everyone, and have absolutely no hope of that ending anytime soon.
GDP: Irrelevant, if you are digging your beloved out from the rubble. Good luck with that.
The theory of weaker led on severance is:

1 - If you make it too hard to let people go, companies will be less willing to hire. (You’ve added a cost to the employee)

2 - If you make the cost of severance too high, it will kill companies that might otherwise have a chance to squeak through.

There are plenty of good arguments on the other side (companies offloading social costs to the govt, etc) but these two are consistent with economic theory on labor supply and demand.
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I'm not sure it's fair to say that it's just social distancing, but you're absolutely right that economic effects have a potential to destroy this country. (writing from the US)

52% of people under the age of 45 have been laid off, put on leave, or had hours reduced. Putting the people with young families, or who would have been looking to start families in dire straits is a great recipe for high crime and social unrest.
> You are basically angry […] i just find you reaction very weird and overly aggressive.

False, you chose to interpret my post that way.

> not a technologist

This is relevant to two points out of seven, both of which he could just delegate and oversee.

I am disappointed in the substandard level of discourse you bring into this thread. The site rules prevent me from speaking my mind any further, so I'm out of here.
Haven't created an account or logged in. There is no pricing page on the site: which is their business model?
How about "pursuing other interests"? Seriously, though, "fired" is fine.
Wouldn't you just include a file by it's minor version like this:

import * as E from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/fp-ts@2.5/lib/Either.js';

Whenever you `--reload` you'll get the latest 2.5.x release, no?

This should work out recursively for all the deps if they follow the same pattern, no?
If you want some good Feynman quotes, read "Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman" or watch the videos of his lectures. You're really not going to "get" Feynman in 140 characters anyway (and yes, I know it's doubled now).
Yes. This [0] is over my head, but section 4.7 seems to indicate about 30 MiB at a time would be the worst case. I’m not certain though.

[0] http://blog.schmorp.de/data/smr/fast15-paper-aghayev.pdf
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Countries that are faring well have also worked closely with the WHO and we know what Trump thinks of that.
People have already made aimbots for Valorant that wouldn't be stopped by cloud gaming. It just uses autohotkey to detect the color of pixels on screen, and moves the crosshairs until they're over the detected pixels.
I think she was just proud of adding more "representation" of her gender in a game that didn't have it and not having a ceiling on how powerful those units could be. It's an important cultural message of equality of our genders. I don't think she was implying that male gamers can't enjoy strong female characters but maybe the developers didn't consider it more. Maybe female gamers would appreciate the representation.

I do think Don is being a bit harsh in his criticism of you. I don't find any malevolence in your comment.
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I am a professor looking to up my online teaching game. In Coursera courses, I remember lectures where the video would pause periodically and ask you a question or two to check your understanding. And continue once you answered those questions correctly.

I am looking to create a similar interface for my courses. Is there already a company that is offering these solutions? IT at my uni is just support, so they won't be able to handle anything complicated.

I want to record my lectures, that pause after at some pre-determined time. The students are given questions out of a pool of possible questions. Their answers are recorded and they are encouraged to go back and listen to the module again if they got some answers wrong. We are currently using Microsoft teams, but looking for a better solution.
"folly requires gcc"
That's surprising to me.
Clang and the associated tools are so useful I would have expected all tech companies to have migrated to it.
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I have to say that made me think of this really old game called Leisure Suit Larry.

In one scene, he is sitting in a bar and an NPC sits next to him on a barstool and the dialog just spits out punchlines with no context.

"...and there stood the pig and the cow!"
Only 90%? In the US, the CARES Act is paying 250% of payroll costs!

https://www.thestreet.com/personal-finance/cares-act-paychec...
The three parter felt like a finale. Also in this time of strong marketing messages, there wasn't a clear "tune in next week for the next episode" style call out in either the audio, nor after the last site listing. The current site shows the "Coming Soon"episodes which I think is a helpful approach.
Are all of the editors who approved the article listed as "former editors?"

Answer: No. Sean Woods, who was the editor directly responsible for the articles, is still a writer for RS.