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But you're comparing the rent in a small part of one city to the average rent for an entire city. One could cherry pick the rent in a comparably small neighborhood in San Francisco (the Mission, the Marina) and find it even higher than in Kendall Square.
specifically, it's the tourists causing the cost increase. airBnb is just the facilitator. if they weren't going to airbinb they would've gone to hotels or people renting out their apartments.
> Vue is used by major corps in China

It might be the case that in China Vue is the default and the most popular choice. And still my point holds: Vue is not the fastest, and is not the smallest framework. Technical merits alone ("faster", "smaller") are not enough to drive adoption.

On bundling/unbundling. I think it's a preference thing. "Batteries included" vs "modular" are both viable designs.
>IA's lending is not unlimited, even with the National Emergency Library.

I'm not debating with you about the details since I haven't used IA's system myself but the last time this came up, a commenter explained that there were a bunch of loopholes in IA's "limits" that it was effectively "unlimited". E.g. after the checkout period expires, you just check out the ebook again. Again, I don't know if this is true.

EDIT to replies equating this to "physical books" : the context of my answer was "digital" ebooks. Physical books are already limited in the sense that libraries' limited budgets only buy limited copies of paper books. So library patrons renewing their borrowed book is "unlimited" on time but not a threat to the publishers because the # of copies are still limited.
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I’ve just had a short extension to cover a handover, but I'm in the two months of a full-stack React project (React front end + Express API backend -> FileMaker -> SAP), contract in the medical devices / language translation space. Interested in something new with a suitably steep learning curve. Up for a challenge. I'm a great all-rounder, and can architect systems, re-write SQL queries, design UIs, document processes, create training materials AND WRITE CODE ;-)
Serious Question, why is there such a heavy infatuation / prerequisite to running Linux to become a hacker?

Is it for folks who are focused on going below the application layer (working on OS/Kernal etc) or just general. I find my MacOS to be such a comfortable system to hack and wonder if I actually need to move to Linux natively to get more involved in projects below the application layer.
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absolutely not.
If shareholders were risk neutral, they'd be buying bonds, or holding cash. "passive" investment is wholly built upon the concept that "passive" investment outpaces active investment - the very fact that you're in the equity markets suggests you are chasing the 6-8%+ annualized returns (and associated risks) from equity investments. Passive is a replacement for stock picking, and while more conservative in nature, isn't really so in a relative sense.
It seems to me that the First Sale Doctrine makes library lending (among any other use of an individual instance of copyrighted material) legal.

Unless you're arguing that the First Sale Doctrine was only created because libraries are older than modern copyright, I don't think I agree.
> IA's emergency library can't become the norm

I don't think the plan is to "become the norm". It's an 'emergency library', and it exists currently because the pandemic has forced regular libraries to close.
If you are looking to pick up any junior devs familiar with your stack (experienced with django, aws and python) and quite a bit of hands on experience in the real estate industry. Id love to discuss any possible opportunities with you! Sounds like a great product you are developing.
The majority of people who lost income are not the ones buying real estate in the bay.
As long as physical libraries throughout the U.S. and in much of the world are shuttered due to COVID, something like the NEL makes a lot of sense. It's not the norm, but we're not living in normal times either.
Array – Our arrays, aren't. (2005)
It's impossible to have a diverse opinion when the range of acceptable opinions is enforced from on high on threat of banishment. At least the worst that will happen on an average chan is that people will yell at you.
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The Qt company decided to screw their most important quasi-customer, despite a long and useful partnership: far less important paying customers should expect the Qt company to take advantage of them too.

For some the risk could justify switching from Qt to other libraries or to a GPL fork of Qt, right now, before it's too late.
The following points are not nonsense:

1) RAM slots take up more space.

2) There is not a standard socket for all kinds of RAM (particularly some kinds of energy efficient RAM).

Which thin non-Apple laptop are you referring to?

I seriously doubt Apple gives a crap about whether or not people can upgrade their RAM. Hardly anyone does it even when they can, so it can't make much difference to their business model. Do you really think Apple are doing this so that a tiny fraction of people who would have just upgraded their RAM buy a new laptop instead?
Wall street would profit from police restraint too. Wall street's just really good at profiting from things. Let's not distract from the issue.
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"Yes we can" warmed up all-over again.

Why is this on HN?
The Hertz Story Isn’t What You Think
One thing node.js got right is the module resolution logic.

Node doesn't even need something like venv since module lookup is always local.

Also no problem with dependency hell. Each dependency can have its own private dependencies, even different versions of dependencies shared by sibling modules. Tools like yarn/npm can remove duplicates across a project.
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There's a ton of speculative cash-flow negative rental properties. Probably much more money is invested in this space than VC companies. I wonder how these landlords will fare in this and which will cause a bigger long-term problem.
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You can't even evict people right now due to the emergency regulations. I wonder why the landlords are even bothering right now? Wait until after, evict for non-payment (one of the only easy ways to evict), then either try to collect or send back rent to collections and claim it as a loss and move on.
There are plenty of digital preservation initiatives around the world, many (most?) inspired by the Internet Archive, including various national libraries.

The Internet Archive is a precious initiative and by far the most well known in its field, but it is not a "single point of failure".
Evidence for quark-matter cores in neutron stars
That's very true. Starting fresh definitely helps.

I would not say JS solved it, but yarn (and even npm these days) seem to be superior to all python dependency management tools before pipenv. None of them had a proper lockfile, for example.
I'm waiting a year, in the hopes that some 700k-range homes start popping up that aren't 100% dumpster fires.
as an ex frontend developer. this looks like a great library. i'm sure people won't understand, why this exists i.e JS fatigue. reason, being the current libraries don't solve all problems. till you've libraries that have good cpu performance, no build steps, great syntax. people will keep spinning out JS libraries. anyways great big-up to the author.
Conjecture. AirBnB's are generally below market rate for hotels which brings more people in than you'd have otherwise gotten.
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My work history has had be alternating between dev heavy and ops heavy roles. Currently I spend much of my time helping dev teams with system architecture and getting some structure into their projects. Day job is in financial services and is fintech heavy (mobile money, payment services, e-banking services)
Can you tell us more about the goals of your fork?

I'd love to see a list of the problems you have with Fuschia or how Fuschia is being managed. Maybe as a new top-level post on HN?
How to disable “one more minute” on Screen Time?
“We contribute to open source now, everything is fair game”
Love child between a blockchain block explorer and Firo
Data Dive: Are AR Lenses Lockdown-Friendly?
I think docker is great for providing isolated environment, venv has similar goals. pip-tools + docker is powerful combination, but the article doesnt mention pip-tools for some reason.
80 has always been the rule for me, it would feel odd to go beyond that.
Fathom has been investing a lot of $ in legal / privacy consultants recently. Excited for the next steps :)
If they were going to hotels, they wouldn't cause rent increases in residential properties... that's kind of the point..
I'm wondering how modern species would be differently vulnerable to a similar UV challenge. The paper specifies the evidence they found and a mechanism being DNA corruption in plant spores which were very exposed – well today most of those plants (like all sorts of ferns) are extinct and replaced by flowering plants with their much hardier seeds.
I watch the news in the UK nearly every day and what you say is just not true. I suspect you're viewing the international versions of those channels rather than the domestic ones.
Morpheus: A Deep Learning Framework for Analysis of Astronomical Image Data
Hey, being in San Diego, experienced with Rails and React and passion for testing, I think this may be a very good fit.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/11Kz0PEOOuUBybKfDcg_IUp3_...

Also, could somebody please let me know how exactly should I contact people here?
But everyone buying real estate in the Bay Area needs a functioning economy to stay afloat themselves.
I respectfully disagree. When a handful of "private" companies control the dialogue of the populace, it becomes a defacto public service. Similar to anti-discrimination laws, "private" companies should have to respect the underlying principles of free speech.
Thanks for the feedback. Can you send me the link with the issue? Please note some RPGs have strategy elements...
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And they don’t have to pay inflated prices for a “license” that can be revoked at any time.
> And with that knowledge would be locked away to those who could afford access (be it with money or some

github stars.
I'm in the same boat and have decided to wait. It's really impossible to know though. Luckily I'm ok with staying in my rental for the time being.
The right to distribute a thing at scale and the right to buy a single copy for yourself just can't be the same thing. Should a movie theater that sells ten thousand tickets have to pay the film studio for the cost of a single DVD and then be free to do whatever they want?
> Imagine what happens if NASA looks at all three plans and says "They're all equal in terms of meeting our goals, except that Starship has many times the payload capacity and is cheaper than the others".

Isn't the more likely hypothetical outcome in that case that all three plans arrive on a similar timeframe regardless of how well SpaceX can underbid simply: "The Congressmen from Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas have all agreed to disqualify SpaceX's bid so that the SLS can move forward unopposed."?
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Hearing this, I vow to never use OS/2.
Facts about Americans' views of social media as Trump-Twitter dispute grows
Unfortunately not for me. Cloudflare + Google in the site. Have to make an account for "free" games. "score free premium loot, earn ranks, unlock exclusive rewards" uhh.... why gamify the system?

About: We built FreeToGame to create an ecosystem that brings all the best Free-to-Play Games and MMO Games into one place . Our vision is to create the most exciting and rewarding gaming experience by breaking the inflexible concept of digital storefronts. You get more value... and it's all still completely free.

>brings all the best Free-to-Play Games and MMO Games into one place

So a list?

>while rewarding gamers with free premium in-game loot, special offers and exclusive perks

I don't need a list to do that to me.

>by breaking the inflexible concept of digital storefronts

How has this done that?

>You get more value...

Is the value the collection in one place? Or is it the little treats to hand out.

I'm not really sure what this is for. I reckon about 100% of those games require an account first. So this account is just for your "exclusive rewards".
The former approach is more like the Unix way: each tool does one thing and does it well. I prefer that because I can then assemble a workflow that works for me. It's easier to build pipelines when you can drop in each piece one by one.

All-in-one tools almost never do things exactly the way you want. They have a higher barrier to entry as well as a stronger lock in effect than smaller tools. If I fall out of love with venv, I can replace it with Docker. I can't just do that with an all-in-one tool.

Having said that, poetry is quite well designed and I do encourage junior developers to explore it for themselves instead of just doing what I do. If I was a junior developer today I might be quite glad for a single all-in-one tool that gets me on my feet with good practices from day one.
Maybe as a political party, whose members change every two years?
>Arts investment contributes up to £4 to the local economy for every £1 spent, according to a new report published by the Local Government Association (LGA).

https://www.museumsassociation.org/museums-journal/news/0104...
It’s unfortunate that in the current political climate this legislation will likely go nowhere. It would be better to see leadership introduce this.
I wonder how Apple Screen Time or Google Family Link passed any QA test.
Your numbers sound more correct to me. The moon is a decently hefty object.
NASA's delay give opportunities to SpaceX's eventual success - not a bad outcome for now...
Copyright doesn't exist as boolean. It's a social contract-- a give and take between the owners of "intellectual property" and society-- and exists along a continuum. Copyright in the US has, in the last 50-ish years, taken a hard turn toward benefit for the owners of the "intellectual property" (not requiring registration anymore, increased duration of terms, the DMCA and everything that came along with it). I'd argue and some re-negotiation is long overdue, especially in light of how ubiquitous computer networking is changing the landscape.
>love that guy. Great write.

What makes you think this wasn't written by a professional speech-writer/think-tank?
Well if you think this is going to be a downturn, you should look at how other downturns in housing unfolded. Usually, house prices take a while to fall once things get bad. Usually, you start to see a lot of deals and properties selling way under asking before average listing prices drop. If we are going to get to that point, it certainly doesn't appear to have happened yet.
1. They use our land to plant a monoculture of pine trees. Zero biodiversity.

2. They use our roads for giant logging trucks that degrade the roads and endanger other drivers.

3. They use our air and our water for paper processing which emits TONS of deadly chemicals.

These publishers have blood on their hands. Force them to publish online only. Close the tree farms, close the paper mill. Convert the tree farms into public parks. Save Mother Earth!
Well docker locally can be used an expensive isolation tool. In some sense it plays the same role as a venv.

I wouldn't use it over a clean venv management, but I have seen people who prefer using docker containers because they find venvs to not be clean/elegant.
Man with No Father Creates 'Dad, How Do I?' YouTube Channel to Teach Others
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