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My right to be a nuisance stops when it infringes on their right not to be bothered by idiots, though. This can be rightfully seen as harassment.

Helping people who are in a difficult situation is also the right thing to do from a moral point of view. But I am under no illusion that our governments act on morals alone.

I don’t think welfare necessarily helps with upward mobility. On the other hand, it definitely is useful to prevent downward mobility, for example if someone has an accident and can’t do their job anymore, or their employer goes out of business.
Is this a rap lyric somehow?
The economic concept of substitutes does not required the products to be indistinguishable. They are clearly competing devices under any definition.
My guess: To paths to the same number string are the same number. ie: two 64 bit numbers is a 128 bit number in disguise.
I doubt a 'standard' how to do it can be independently developed and implemented. I use a non web-based password manager, a backup strategy that makes sense, and have a secure setup with regard to my threat level.

And with regards to your fear from Google: Short from full-on identify theft I have a controversial solution: E-Mail is something one should pay for.

E-Mail is essential ; the one thing you can use to pretty much sign up for everything, the one thing to use to reset passwords ; the one form of communication which is open, readily accessible to almost everyone, crosses borders, doesn't ask for fees, doesn't need a specific app, et cetera

I once lost my complete password database (if you sense irony here, it was a long time ago, and I was being stupid), including my E-Mail password, no 2FA set up, nothing. I was completely locked out, but: since I paid for the service: I could open a ticket, I could get a human(!) within a short time frame who actively assisted and I could proof my identify via easy means.

I was greeted with empathy, we could work with whatever I knew about the account and related information. There was no ridiculous meaningless questionnaire, no support ticket answered by some volunteer moderators. I was dealing with someone from staff who knew what they were doing, and we worked it out quickly.

Not saying it would have been impossible to restore access to a Gmail Account, but at the very least it would have been incredibly more painful, I am sure of that much.
My gut feeling is that natural gas plants can make a profit by filling in for unmet demands created by renewables intermittency. You can make money by letting out contracts to provide standby capacity. That situation may last decades.

Coal plants though don't spin up fast enough to do that and are low margin as a result.
If your old phone is rooted:

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> participants need to be competent at writing and reading prose (it’s harder than it sounds) and even with the best of care your ideas can easily be misinterpreted resulting in the loss of an async cycle.

I get what you're saying here, but can't we replace writing and reading with speaking and listening, and claim somewhat the same thing for synchronous communications?

To me, if you have employees who can't write or read effectively, that's as bad as employees who can't speak or listen effectively. If you have those kinds of people, you have hired sub-standard people.
> censored the name better

Good thing we can't fucking see the 'fuck' in the name and just in the urls, that would have been mother fucking mayhem.
It seems to be a lot of scanning of external busses.

If I toss a SATA optical drive on, it definitely slows things down.

I suspect a single NVMe drive and only keyboard and mouse plugged in would boot faster.
I don't own a iPhone or and iPad so I can't check this myself. Do all banking apps have in app signup on iOS? I'm sure banks can signup customers on the web and in person. They also get paid directly, completely bypassing Apple. Video streaming services are similar. There are probably examples like that from many other industries. So my feeling is that Apple enforces the rules only when they don't damage Apple. Imagine how many sales Apple would lose if they didn't let banking apps run on their phones.
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>Kids: If you meet your heroes, say something. "Thank you" is good if you don't have the words.

I'm a huge gearhead. I live in the US, but a few years ago I was in Rome for work. I was out to a late lunch with my boss and was explaining that one of my favorite boutique car manufacturers, Pagani, is just south of Napoli and that I wanted to take a weekend trip to visit their facilities. No later than 10 minutes did Mr. Horacio Pagani himself walks into the restaurant and I had full on fanboy panic attack. It was just the four of us in a restaurant; my boss and I, Horacio and his friend. I froze up and couldn't finish my meal. I tried to explain to my boss, but he didn't seem to understand. As we were leaving, Horacio got up too, which made me incredibly nervous. He looked at me and in my terrible Spanish (he was raised in Argentina, which I knew because as I mentioned I was a fanboy) I muttered "mucho gusto, soy un fan de tus autos". He smiled and nodded. I've never felt like such an idiot but so happy at the same time.

Horacio Pagaini was a chief engineer at Lamborghini and basically pioneered carbon fiber manufacturing. He tried to convince Lamborghini to use carbon fiber parts, but their response was that if Ferrari wasn't using them, neither would they. Obviously that didn't last long.... He left Lamborghini and started his own company to manufacture carbon fiber parts and eventually created some of the most amazing "hypercars" that money can buy (see Pagani Huayra and Zonda).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horacio_Pagani_(auto_executive...
Source: https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/transcriptions/EWD10xx/E...
Worth a watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRCzZp1J0v0

The interviewee expands essence of the parent comment out into a coherent argument.
I definitely concur. We've been making an open-source MUD client for a decade, all for free, on our time. We have to pay $99USD for the privilege of giving it away for free to macOS users. It's ridiculous.

We get no value in return for that $99USD - absolutely zero.
Maybe their extensive experience with both big-system code and distributed team problems?
I am an “Apple customer” and I don’t find that very, very scary.
> Because Linux was in a crisis and hot off an excellent experience w bitkeeper? Or something more profound?

I'm sure the crisis was part of it.

But also, the way Linux development is organized is very weird compared to how code is developed in most places. "Distributed" is not quite right, but it's the best word I've got. A source control tool like Perforce just wouldn't fit linux development very well, whereas large companies at the time were perfectly happy with it.
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> This is a good sign, though. What we really want is the right balance of regulations for safety that don’t favor large businesses too much but are easy for small business to follow.

And individuals, but yes, exactly.

> Apprenticing under a physician is a particularly poor example, given how much medical science changes in 20 years.

Perhaps, but I think buried in there is a call for greater granularity.

Imagine that you could easily train up to be a neighborhood medic for a small community. You'd be able to handle, say, 70% of common medical needs: run bloodwork, provide immediate trauma care, dispense prescriptions, etc., but can escalate via telepresence to a higher-ranked medical professional when you need to.

And, with experience, you can move up the skill ladder.

That's kind of where I was going.

> I think we can all agree that you don’t need months of training to cut someone’s hair.

Maybe? I'd want to know that whomever is cutting my hair is aware of head lice, and knows how to sterilize their equipment. Probably also some basic first aid training if they slip up and cut me. Months of training shouldn't be a requirement to get started, but there is a reasonable call for a base level of know-how.

Definitely demands more thinking. :)
I've suspected for a while I might have _very_ low grade synesthesia. Almost nothing triggers it, but for certain types of white wine, I can't describe the taste as anything other than blue, and my mind fills with that colour (something close to #349beb; I don't see it per se, but it somehow feels like more than just imagining it). 5s also often feel like they should be red, but I suspect that's just an association I've picked up from somewhere, as I don't actually perceive them as that.
It’s still synesthesia. It’s really, really cool, and I wish more people could experience it (I wrote about it earlier here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15440878).
Money is not worth anything if you hate every working day. All I want is a decent living which I can enjoy every day. So, interesting problems come first.
I couldn't get all the way though it, it's almost as bad as the circle jerk that is the start up 'industry'.

Reading it I just think why does it matter either way? You're either looking for profit, looking for scale, or looking for someone to bankroll you to do those things. The rest is all noise, so much noise.
As somebody who was in a similar situation, I paid for the printing and binding of my PhD thesis. I earned the degree. DMR didn't. It's as simple as that.

"I was there but for", "I earned it except for", "Everything but" are all excuses. I've no sympathy for him not earning his PhD if he couldn't follow through and meet the requirements.
Interfaces are where events happen.

The region is relatively accessible, still remote and undeveloped, and now has lore to draw the curious and underprepared.
I've been doing the same for the past 10+ years.

The problem that I found with it, is that a recurring receiver (let's say a client) will eventually start trusting your minutes so much that they don't even bother to read them and just answer with 'Looks good' and basically you lose the power of minutes.

To counter this, recently I've been trying to insert one wrong bullet point from the beginning, making the receiver pay more attention down the line. I don't have yet enough data points to see if this approach works.
In general the UK government websites are excellent. They have a largely consistent UI, good use of links, and straightforward prose. An example picked at random:

https://www.gov.uk/self-assessment-tax-returns
That's not at all saying "we need to dismantle the nuclear family".

It's saying "we believe that care networks can cut across current nuclear family structures to the extent everyone involved feels comfortable".
This is the sort of thing which suggests to antitrust enforcers what to cut out of a company to reduce its monopoly power. Apple could be forced to sell off their "app store".
Nevertheless, running a current Windows 10 ist possible on much older devices (including Macs, even).
It’s not like the Hololens but I can still tell you the shape, color, distance, location, texture. Since I can basically switch it on and off, I can tell you that the normal experience of music doesn’t come close (and I always loved music).
I love this! Could be a really interesting form of note-taking client.

I also think this has the potential to be amazing on mobile. Reminds me of notes.andymatuschak.org/
Plenty of projects like that. Here's one: https://github.com/ligi/SurvivalManual
Account recovery is a completely underserved problem today and many companies don't have a well thought through solution. Many rely on Knowledge Based Authentication questions that can be found easily by an attacker who has access to your email. To solve for cases where someone has lost all factors (forgot password, lost access to email, lost phone number), we need a brand new way of thinking about solutions. Hit me up if anyone's interested in brainstorming on the same!
Yes, he took "unnecessary" risks. I understand his goal was not to "minimize unnecessary risks". If that's your goal, fine. It's mine, too. It wasn't his goal.
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Did you just post a link that support the GP's point while arguing against it?
Jan 2008 is 12.8k and Jan 2021(forecast?) is 13.6k.
Magento is still free isn't it? And by adding M2EPro your products & inventory can also list on Amazon and eBay's global sites at the same time that they're on your website.

M2EPro is also free up to a certain (quite high) monthly sales volume
The idea started from a long running discussion about adding support for bidirectional streaming to grpc-web ( https://github.com/grpc/grpc-web/issues/24 )

While Improbable already has a solution using Websocket, WebRTC can bring UDP, peer to peer and NAT traversal for free, which can be really cool.

I hope this proof of concept inspires a proper production implementation :)
I think it'd be great to try it without signing up, and then requiring an account if I want to save it.

I'm not willing to put my name on a list without seeing the value proposition first.
I'm just starting to dip my toes back into the freelance web development world, after deciding indie game development wasn't for me.

My main problem with clients has always been 1) They don't really know what they want, beyond "a website", and 2) The reading comprehension of pretty much everyone I interact with is surprisingly low. I've mostly dealt with small-business owners, whose personalities seem to veer towards the eccentric.

With my current client, I'll send out emails requesting clarification for certain features that need to be implemented on the site. If I'm lucky, I'll get an email back with at least one of the issues having been addressed. There's been emails where the response was in no way relevant. At one point I even got a photo of someone's backyard sent to me as a response.

I've learned to only send him a single line of text if it requires a response, to increase my chances of getting something I can act on.

I really like making web sites, and programming in general... It's just the frustration of poor communication that makes the job so frustrating. I think if I were more of a salesman/people-person, I would probably be better about figuring out what they really need, and offering solutions to them... rather then just getting upset that they don't what they want.
Any resources to develop these?
My experience is that since about 6 to 12 months ago, Google Play reviews have taken longer than Apple App Store reviews.
And that’s despite Apple efforts to keep the quality high. How are your feeling when using the Android App Store?
A project in a similar vein https://blog.longnow.org/02014/02/06/manual-for-civilization...
Ask HN: What is the real benefit of street level imagery?
I think on a similar question here on HN the most common answer was that it's a good gimmick to get people use Gmaps / Apple Maps. But with the recent news around Facebook acquiring mapillary I think it's hard to believe that it's just a gimmick.

Is Google/Facebook Etc. using street level imagery for something else? Training AI? Building 3D maps with ML?
Making photos of roads in the entire world seems pretty expensive just to get more users for your app.
What are some good resources to improve decision making and planning skills.
Ask HN: Robotics people, what would you change about ROS?
The reason why I'm asking is that, ROS seems to be the most dominant/popular framework for both entry level and advanced roboticists. Its great that there is such a common framework which creates a baseline for the majority. However, after spending years on the platform, I still think that it is not seamless to work with and I am not even talking about performance related subjects.
Without revealing much about my specific opinions, I wanted to ask the community what they dislike about the platform and what would they change if they had infinite time/resources.
Yes, but there's a lot of text in the article that seems to be suggesting SCP is weird because it is just piping text over SSH. But that's not particularly weird. Other aspects of the protocol are surely flawed, but I don't understand that one.
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Detecting all Near-Earth Objects larger than several meters would be pretty cheap, but it just hasn't been funded. All it takes is one small space telescope sitting at L1.
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He's mentioned bears on several podcasts.

One specific episode I can place is this one:

Joe Rogan Experience #1105 - Michael Hunter

Although I do recall another one where he got pretty graphic, saying that bears will... I won't mention it here.
they are not cuddly and friendly.
I'm unsure on this one; cloud gaming has been around for 10 years and little to no progress has been made on the technical issues in that time i.e. compression artifacts, latency, lack of support from developers/publishers.
It would seem Wall Street is as astute a gambler as my second stepdad.
Doesn't sound like he was asking for anyone's sympathy.
Good advice. While it might seem a good idea to hire some freelancer to set up self hosted ecommerce solution as it is cheaper, but looking in a long term, your eshop will need maintenance. Especially annoying with Wordpress and Woocommerce, when using lots of third party plugins. After few months you obviously think up a new feature or two, but original freelancer won't be available and you'll have to find a new one. He will have a hard time cramming in new features and installing updates. The cycle continues and usually such eshop becomes a mess. Slow loading times, unsecure, hard to implement new features. And if custom integration for local payments or delivery provider breaks one day - you are in real trouble.
> he didn't die because he ate poisonous berries that messed up his digestive system. He simply burned more calories than he consumed.

How do you know?
I agree with you at some point money looses it’s value as a motivation factor that’s where the interesting problems becomes a motivational factor basically pushes people like why are they doing what they are doing. Like if you are making good money but doing nothing interesting you’ll get bored unless money is only your goal
I saw the initial discussions in 2018 and was intrigued enough to start writing a module for our VCS. But after a while I noticed it was (still) only a glorified notification system. I saw no advantage over email notification, and could not even really test the interoperability as there seemed to be no actual "client" application that could even receive notifications. Has this situation improved? What should I look at first when attempting integration again?
I agree. I still do this. But nowadays lot of people feedback that they do not understand my way of replying. Compared to many of my early digital acquaintances I was socialized quite late on the internet starting in 97. Compared to my colleagues I often feel old and out of sync with my style of long form written communication.
Having a wells fargo bank account is not the same as having a wells fargo online user account.

You get the first, then sign up on the website or android app.

Try again.
That's far too optimistic about storage. For small off-grid systems, you need ~5 days of battery capacity to ride out lack of wind/sun. On a large scale you'll need less because you can move power from place to place.

But still. Sun is down half the day and wind speeds can be low in areas hundreds of miles wide. Its obvious they will need at least a day of battery capacity, probably more. Not hours.

Solar and wind are great. Many areas in the US have hours long periods during the day where power is 100% renewable. But batteries are way too expensive and I don't like when politicians make laws based on predictions 15+ years in the future.
But working on interesting problems can also be seen as providing the value into society which can help you make money
Related question: Why are people making entire apps for things which sound like they should be webpages? Only the QR reader sounds like something that needs to be an app, and there are 100s of QR reader apps already, and some phones have it integrated natively in their OS.
Many friends of mine have run into this with salary, but done VERY well from stock, though grants and/or stock purchase plans.
I think the No-Bullshit games db https://nobsgames.stavros.io/ was made because of this kind of frustration
Your link points to the most well-reasoned text I have read in quite some time. This is hard to argue against I think. Unfortunately for Apple, I think it is time for consumer regulatory bodies to have a hard look at Apple's practices.
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Here's the US Army field wire splicing technique, pre-WWII.[1] No soldering at all, just tie the two wires together with a square knot, put a single copper strand through the middle of the knot, and wrap the strand around the wire on both sides of the knot for better conductivity. Then tape. When splicing a pair, the wires are spliced with the splices staggered about 6" apart.

[1] https://youtu.be/XGO9dboctkc
A friend of mine once found herself seated next to Paulo Coelho (famous author of e.g. The Alchemist) on a flight. She was a huge fan, but out of respect for his privacy did not initiate any conversation.

Turns out he’s been flying to be part of a major talk show. The next night she watches the host ask the author about being famous. The author responds by saying that best part is that people approach him, and that he therefor gets to talk to so many different people, hear their stories and learn about their experiences.

So yeah. Say “thank you”.
That's the 'just move' argument and it doesn't make any more sense here than it does in other contexts
Reading this via Feedly on Android. For audio podcasts when I'm biking I use BeyondPod Pro [1] - tried a bunch of options, it was the only one I found which reliably downloads episodes while on wifi and plays them with no issue while offline.

[1] http://www.beyondpod.mobi/android/index.htm