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Yeah, but you can bet the manufacturer will avail themselves of every opportunity to make extra money and bundle ads while also selling your data. We've seen it with smart tvs compared to dumb tvs, smart phones compared to dumb phones, smart speakers compared to dumb speakers, etc, etc.

You're not thinking capitalistically enough.
Props for posting that review. Very transparent of you guys.
Unity just bought Bolt, so Bolt visual scripting is included in all Unity licenses for free, now. There's also the vfx graph and the shader graph node editors.
Then you dont know your western history :-)

There used to be whole towns where you'd get entirely paid in, and shop with, corporate funny money

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_scrip
They don't need to be perfect, you just need to find an acceptable combination of measures that push the replication rate low enough.
It's not just a problem in US. Ever since Xenon headlights became the norm in upper mid-class cars and up (2003?), I'm having trouble driving at night (here in Germany). I have no data to back this up, but I'd say subjectively glaring is much less of an issue since LED became standard (2010?).
This is called being law abiding.

I'm pretty sure that when OP talked about cooperating with Chinese govt. He was talking about what is hinted by trump, that they are doing massive clendestine surveillance on US citizens on behalf of CCP.

(Which incidentally, we now know that some US companies are doing exactly that for the US govt.)
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Ask HN: Data Matching and Reconciliation machine learning algorithms suggestions
I am trying to solve Data reconciliation problem using ML and need suggestions on which algorithm would be suitable?
Follow the link to get more elaboration:
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He can’t tell you what apps you are allowed to have on your phone directly, but he can blacklist a business for US businesses, so Apple and Google would be forced to remove the app from their stores.

No easy sideloading on iOS, so if it is removed from the store you can’t have it on your iPhone.
You can partially use them on WinForms, I have done so in several projects.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.f...

It isn't as powerful as WPF/UWP, and it has some caveats depending on the .NET Framework version, but it does the job.
“Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.“
- Mark Twain

Mostly a joke, but also completely true. We are physical beings in a visual world. The way you present yourself matters.
Yes, although the future is WinUI.

https://microsoft.github.io/microsoft-ui-xaml/about.html
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Not really true for most sectors where FDI can be 100%. It depends on sector in which company is operating. Like in USA there are certain industry where foreign companies cannot participate and require a special security clearance, which is only granted to local company run by USA citizen.

China operates the same way. Check more details at China briefing [1].

[1] https://www.china-briefing.com/news/chinas-2020-new-negative...
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To be fair, you also hear rich people inheriting money saying the same. Nobody wants their success to be based on the luck of the draw, everybody wants it to be because of their hard work and perseverance because otherwise it's not an accomplishment.
IIRC, the single biggest component of that 20MB is the ICU Unicode library. It may be double the size of Windows 3.11, but it supports multiple languages.
Even I am at a loss as to whether it is legit or not. I have multiple Google+ accounts, and my husband having a couple himself. I did receive the email on my main personal email account, but not my others, such as my Thylacine Alive one, which is not relating to my Chibi's World account in any form. My husband, who also has a couple Google+ accounts, did not receive this email, either. I'm awaiting response from my followers on Facebook and Twitter regarding this, as well. Hopefully we get an answer, soon.
Exactly, the evidence is sometimes worth it if the burglars were dumb enough to not wear a mask. I assume most would be.
Apparently there is a new book (beta stage) dedicated on Go for CLI tools and applications [1].

Personally I think it'll be interesting to include D as well for more complete comparison due to it also fits the bill and it's no slouch either. A very fast TSV CLI tools written in D by eBay is covered in HN last year [2].

It'll also be very cool and useful if someone could write CLI tools in any of these compiled languages for supporting Arrow, Parquet and TileDB data formats [3].

[1] https://pragprog.com/titles/rggo/

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20848581

[3] https://www.i-programmer.info/news/197-data-mining/13263-new...
Game development feasts on people willing to sell their souls to live the dream, so they have an endless supply regardless of the conditions..
This is the premise of the application that I am building: PredictSalary (https://predictsalary.com). It's a browser extension to predict salary from job opportunities currently. Right now it only supports two job opportunities. But I'm adding more job opportunities websites.

In the future, I plan to add support to predict salary from Linkedin profile. So based on education, experiences, role, the browser extension can predict the salary range. I'm thinking of adding a way to share the salary range in this application in a safe way. The mission of my application is to democratize the salary ranges.

This way, in the future, workers in other companies (other than Blizzard) have the ability to know the salary ranges in a convenient way.
> For godot I believe the biggest block is the editor cuz it's geared towards game creation

Recently Godot gained the ability to selectively remove features from the editor:

* https://godotengine.org/article/godot-32-will-allow-disablin...

* https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_editorf...

The documentation describes it like this:

"""

When disabled, the features won't appear in the editor, which makes the editor less cluttered.

This is useful in education settings to reduce confusion or when working in a team.

For example, artists and level designers could use a feature profile that disables the script editor to avoid accidentally making changes to files[...]

"""
Know one major US city where the state police ran a campaign on the various interstates entering that city (and the surrounding unincorporated roads) where they were writing tickets for lights that violated state law. Went on for a few months and there was backlash (from suburban teens families) to the right folks in the state that got them to stop the campaign.
The UC system has a common application and students rarely apply to only one school. The impacts of any outreach effort should be seen across the entire UC system and not just Berkeley. Based on the data for the entire UC system, you can see that is not the case https://www.ucop.edu/institutional-research-academic-plannin...

What has changed though is that UCB has a new admissions dean.
Could GPT-3 generate wrong typing words?
Maybe in the future we need to use wrong grammar and mistyped word to convince others we are hhuman.
Ask HN: How do you build up your first career close to age 40?
I have under 1 year total lifetime experience with full-time work, which was in 2010. That doesn't just include software engineering work (which is what I have done for the past several years)- that includes every type of job I've done since I started taking jobs while in high school.

I've went back and counted my jobs- at department stores, B2B clients, campus work etc. and I only found one year where I was actually a full-time employee of any kind.

In the meantime I fell into a holding pattern of freelance/temp work with little to show in building my network. Many failed attempts to get hired full-time as a SWE are a cause for concern.

Also, I am about 2 years away from reaching 40.

I'm not quite the same as a spoiled kid who didn't need to work for most of their life. I simply am a guy who has held lot of temporary jobs, but displays little "career intelligence".

What advice would you give to an adult that is a late bloomer in professional stability and growth and wants to build a career? How do people build a network from almost zero in a post-COVID world? I might want to glean experiences of class of 2020 students too, to get an idea of network building in difficult times, since I find myself to have more in common with students than the average 30-something professional.
I read Ariely's "Predictably Irrational" years and years ago, and was fascinated by it. I'd been an economics graduate, and was surprised that we were only introduced to "Behavioural Economics" as a field in the final semester of the course.

To be sure, if you want to read far more academic material, you should look at Kahneman, Sunstein or Thaler's books - but Ariely's writing style is in my opinion more fun and approachable to the lay person. It was definitely my gateway drug into the subject matter.
> whether it uses lazy rendering or if it constantly runs at 60fps

This point was mentioned in the article. Seems like you made up your mind without reading too closely.
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I don't think they are too common in 20000 EUR cars yet, but they are continuously trickling down.

A quick look shows that they are an option in Opel Astras that start at 21390€ (inc. 24% VAT plus 2000€ car tax) in Finland and under 20000€ in e.g. Germany, though.

The median price of new cars is around 30000€ here. The most common models are Skoda Octavia, Toyota Corolla, Nissan Qashqai (all three start at around 24000€), of which Skoda Octavia is available with matrix headlights and the two others are not, if I looked correctly.

Most people buy used, though - ~85% of car purchases are used cars.

A quick look through used cars market at nettiauto.com seems to show that there are many Opel Astras with matrix headlights for sale starting at around 14000€, but not many others at those prices.
Do y'all have a bugtracker somewhere with the backing perf issue filed, and do y'all accept PRs?
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At least tips are in cash, not funny money.
Thinking about this more, I think we need less expressive tools with less freedom.

Freedom = more ways it can fuck up. Which is more scary.

We don't need "easy to use". Easy to use just means "easy to make a big mess."

It probably needs to be hard to fuck up, less magic, not too expressive, but targeted on the problem. Constrain people, and they will still find a way.

I think making things easy to use has been over-hyped by idiot founders and investors who don't get the customers they pretend to understand. But yeah, reject me from YC 9 times, and don't fund my work...I guess being an indie dev/maker is more my style. Who wants to have an investor boss anyway?
Actually they are pretty good. I did a test where I switched off a completely heated 150L standard home water heater for 36h and after that it only needed to heat for 0,6hWh to become back to the starting temperature.
Just bought my wife a Oneplus 8 because there were no decent phones in US at that time. Now looking at 4a I am like ️ I should have convinced her to wait a little more.
Isn't it checked?
In my country it is part of the standard check during the mandatory technical certification of the vehicle every few years.
How about AssemblyScript? TypeScript tailored for WASM. It's early though.
> The cheapest grid "battery" is minute-by-minute pricing of electricity.

This works to the extent that it works. But one of the big applications for a sufficiently cheap grid battery would be to store generation from solar to be used at night.

A large fraction of the nighttime load is for heat and light, because night is when it's cold and dark. It can't really be shifted into the daytime.

And another obvious use for a grid battery is to take advantage of that same demand pricing by buying power when it's cheap and selling when it's not.
According to the first inflation calculator I found there's been about 48% inflation in 18 years (2001 to 2019).

84% raise doesn't sound like much if you've also increased in seniority in that duration.
abysmal pathological disease.

capitalism is known to produce lot money/material but also pain...
Hopefully both
You misunderstand. I'm saying the network has potentially been infiltrated for months, and there's no telling what configuration and files have been altered to facilitate future infiltration. See further discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23929344

Particularly this conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23951941
I don’t think the comment merited point by point refutation. One can just point to language age and past popularity to account for ecosystem differences.

One area Julia could pull ahead in is
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I don't know how it works in Spain, but in France where illegal immigrants can also get some form of coverage, the process is definitely not done in hospitals: you have to apply for it, and then you are issued a specific insurance card. As far as I know you can't get it if you've been in France for less than three months: it's for immigrants, not tourists.
Western democracies include Australia, Europe and many other parts of the world.

I agree with you there are plenty of downsides to the hegemony. China being #2 does not need any pity either. So what's wrong with the US pushing back on China?
And it’s fusion energy!
Is it possible to spend $20k per year in WoW?
The Russians didn't need the Congo uranium, because they had the East-German Czech uranium from the Erzgebirge (Wismut) in equal quantities. Also very secret those times.
Neat idea. I was checking out the roadmap and was curious, do you have any plans to monetize in the future?

Also, I hadn't realized there was a category of 'Open Startups', that's pretty cool.
Is it just browser and email clients that can be registered as default? What about e.g. SMS messaging apps like signal?
At my current workplace it took at-least 6 months of 2 engineer efforts. That’s about 200k of sunk cost + the opportunity cost of them working elsewhere. Plus other people who got pulled in, it’s easily about 300k to migrate from oy2 -> py3.

We still have a mumbo jumbo mess of py2 scripts lying around.
Relevant:

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2000/03/microsoft-200003
The halo effect for attractive people is way higher than the actual, relatively weak correlation to measures of intelligence. So, while it's true what you're saying, it's also true that people think that attractive people are more intelligent than they really are and the second effect is stronger.
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What gave you the impression that they are reinventing the wheel?
I just leased a car after a decade of car-free living (not doing crowded public transport again until we have a vaccine) ... the headlight situation is 10x worse than I remember. Driving at night is a brutal.
I don't see D get the eco-system that Julia has managed to gather so far, many renowned institutions are already publishing papers using Julia.

Other than Mir, there is very little to choose from.
Yes but, and this is the important part : not as potent as for instance measles (which spreads and infects 90%)

Or we’d see far more indoor cases. And we do see in events with lots of expiration, where there is singing for example, very potent transmission.
Why not test and see if it leads to better outcomes.
So, basically the same reason we have bad everything. Our institutions and regulations are outdated relative to the rest of the world, so we get stuck with shitty stuff.
Ok so let's say the US does all of this. China continues to force transfer of private company IP, bans apps it see fit, etc. How does the US putting its own house in order solve this?

(I am 100% in agreement with you that the US should fix its flaws.)
In general desktop ui is underrepresented. Then again, if you look at (most of) big tech, they're web first (or only), plus maybe a custom platform (iOS, Windows, Android). None of these companies really do cross platform desktop ui. That's the space of smaller businesses, and perhaps a smaller space in general.
Looking forward to China forcing Microsoft and Apple to sell their China operations to Alibaba.

This is going to be fun to watch.
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Funny story: data on tax declarations in Italy is supposed to be public, but _not easily accessible_.

I.e. you can go to the tax agency (or town hall) and ask for data on a given individual since 1973, but you can't just publish it willy nilly.

In 2008 the tax collecting agency decided to put all of them online, as that seemed like a reasonable extension of the 40 year old rule, and there was a huge shitstorm[0].

At some point the privacy authority stepped in and imposed them to hide it again, citing a lot of more and less valid concerns.

[0] which in my modest opinion proved it was a great idea
Tencent fits that mold.

Microsoft big purchases outside media ones that have mostly if not completely been divested are aQuantive, Skype, Yammer, Nokia, Mojang, GitHub.

- Many of their big 90s acquisitions like Hotmail and Vision were part of their core products.
- Nokia, Danger were for their phone business.
- aQuantive was a response to Yahoo, Google buying up advertising properties
- Yammer was for their central enterprise moves
- Mojang along with a number of other gaming purchases like Rare Obsidian, and backend companies are for their strong gaming division.
- GitHub fits in with their Azure and developer focus.
- Skype could’ve fit in better and did try and was for their cohesive enterprise and all in one attempts. It fits too.

- LinkedIn is the only one you can really say was a big purchase without the same level of synergy or drop in support to the company.

Microsoft is as far from a conglomerate as you can get.

-

If you want tech conglomerates, look at Tencent. Their portfolio is absolutely absurd. Even SoftBank outside the vision fund is a tech conglomerate.
Can you just take meds for every worm there is or how do you know what kind of worms to test for?
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Maybe we should try anonymous remote court?
Congratulations! Nice problem to have.

Others are better placed but you've been waiting an hour...

- You say "Starting up is the most challenging job ": what if you assume it doesn't get any easier?

- What are the downside risks of an aquihire? What would you work look like? Is this somewhere you would otherwise choose to work?

- Leaving aside success for the business, what do you personally want out of life now, in the next few years, long term?

- You've had four offers without actively looking, what if you active look for buyers?

- What two people/roles could you hire that would make you enthusiastic about continuing to build your company?
The really cheap and blatantly illegal headlight craze took off with Amazon and Ebay. Brick and mortars like Autozone have to abide by some standards.
Oh, I agree with that, I especially wouldn't want to see a left hand rule solution, but my point was just that it's not just

> remember places they had been previously and bias against those places

Which is something a real maze solving algorithm could do. The linked solution might do that, but mainly it works by cheating (effectively, implementing "gravity" pulling guests towards squares that it knows are closer to the end). That might be just fine for the purposes of making a video game, but it doesn't seem like the sort of approach you were talking about.
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There is a middle ground. People are responsible for their actions, but so are corporations. If the conclusions in this article are correct, Coke deliberately misled people.

So do we say to society, “Coke would have you believe it’s calories vs. calories out. Run a mile. Drink a Coke. It’s all good. The truth, though, is that it is mostly about diet. However, Coke can say whatever it wants. It’s a free country. If you can’t figure it out, if Coke fights to shape news, medical publications, educational material, and every other way you could find the truth, well, sucks to be you.”?

Or do we say, “Coke misled you. They will be held responsible for their actions corporately and individually. Here is what literature not funded by motivated parties says. It says that if you drink a lot of Coke, whether you exercise or not, you will get fat. If you are ok with that, fine. If not, now you know.”?
Also appropriate for the jackwads who compulsively & pointlessly slam on their high-beams, whenever their headlight field captures a pedestrian (who's on the sidewalk, way away from the road).

The Astrolux MF01 was all but made for this.
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Ok so I'm merely stating facts here. Why the downvote?