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If both parties agree then divorce is very simple. However, if one party refuses things can be drawn out for years (an old boss of mine came into the office literally singing and dancing after the divorce was finalised).

Bare in mind that Japan has no legal joint custody. Also, culturally it's normal for one parent to have zero contact with children after divorce.

Here is an account of the divorce process［1］. I do not know if all the information is still relevant today.

［1］http://www.debito.org/thedivorce.html
> By definition, ByteDance is owned by the CCP.

By Which definition you're referring to? Now ByteDance is desperately trying to find a way out of this. It shows CCP is not intended to save their ass like how they try to save Huawei. Because it's just a company without government background.

> They clearly believe that their method of governance is superior to Democracy and they have ambitions to become the world's superpower.

It is the Western World who believe Democracy is superior to any others without contexts.

Democracy is good of course on paper, however, it's usually used as a cause to target flawed developing countries and leaving them to burn in hell. The West got rid of Gaddafi, leaving Lybia people suffering even more. Assad was facing a similar situation, I believe if he died the situation in Syria would be much worse. They just want to judge, and don't give a shit about that they cause much more damages.

A quote from Lee Quan Yew from the interview with Charlie Rose[0]: "I think to make sure that they feel they're accepted at the top table." China was THE superpower for a very, very long time (For example, in terms of GDP, and here's a video on the historical comparison [1]). The situation is more like, China has its own system and it's not possible to largely change or its people would greatly suffer (as always according to Chinese history, or just like Eastern Europe), and they're not quite accepted because the system is radically different.

> They still have portraits proudly displayed of Mao Zedong FFS.

State media has already started to criticize Mao for years. They didn't do it at scale because it would piss-off most middle-aged or old people, and it's pointless. It's very likely they will do this after these generations have died. It's basically like when people talk about Washington they rarely talk about how he treats slaves.

[0] https://youtu.be/A8GwmsLXOx8?t=597
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4-2nqd6-ZXg
This made me curious enough to go digging to learn more.

Finding the eBook on Amazon then quote-Googling for verbatim sections of text doesn't always work, but there are sometimes nice exceptions :)

For anyone who wants to save 5 minutes,
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Personally I didn't even bothered to read the proposal. No need for technical counterpoints, it's made by Google.
So, what tool?
Why is it not their earnings? That pre tax income gets payed out and taxed, because someone worked for it. If someone did not work for it the company they work for would not pay the tax amount to the government. It exists because of someones work.

Once taxed it then belongs to the government, in a very real sense, the tax-payer no longer have access to it. While it no longer belongs to the tax-payer, it does not therefore follow that they did not earn it.
When you're talking about fly fishing, you're already selecting for {time to fish} && {unwilling to pursue the most efficient method of catching fish}. So it's not a leap to && {slightly crazy}.

(Said as a fly fisherman)
It was a fairly severe recession (that partly led to Reagan's election). To other comments, it was well past the gas crisis, cassette taping had been around for ages, and CDs were just coming in (which, if anything, led to people replacing worn vinyl with new digital media). So I'm mostly going with recession.
Any other book recommendations for a counter to Sowell's Basic Economics? It would be a good exercise to read his book and an alternative.
You may have a team of experienced C++ developers and libraries of C++ code to interface with.

I think one make a good argument for Rust, but you will also have a harder time sourcing developers and ramping up to speed. It's still novel, despite maturing rapidly.

There are many many many high quality C++ libraries out there, and the modern C++ language is, for me, decently pleasant to work with, once you pick your style and set of constraints.

Also, I really don't want to go around on this argument _again_, but I don't think Go is a serious competitor for C++ for the systems level programming where C++ dominates. Go is not the language for writing OS kernels, drivers, embedded code, etc. Nor do I think a garbage collected system is appropriate for hard real time systems of most kinds.

I think what we have here in this discussion is another classic case of HN having a bit of a blindspot for anything that isn't web / web services or mobile app development. For many embedded systems developers for example it's a challenge just to get them to consider C++ over C, let alone something like Rust.
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However Google claims it is used, it's a fingerprinting strategy that only a company with Google's level of monopoly in controlling both the biggest browser and the biggest several websites can employ.
There are righteous forms of hierarchy and tyrannical forms of hierarchy.

What your argument boils down to is an attack on hierarchy qua hierarchy. Very common to see these days as it is a classic revolutionary/Marxist ideal but it's also entirely inconsistent with natural law. Even within the revolutionary ideal, every revolution has its leaders and its strongmen because that's just how people organize themselves and those at the top live better off than those at the bottom (think Lenin and Stalin vs the starving masses).
> That's actions not words.

Are you saying they're beating people up? Or stalking them? Because, if not, it absolutely is "just" words! And if they do, that's illegal. I'm not in the US, but it seems to me like your laws, for the most part, strike good balance in these types of scenarios. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing you would disagree?

I'm not saying it's nice, or good, or that they're moral. I'm saying that the "fix" many people (maybe not you) are advocating usually leads to much darker things than people having their feelings hurt by words[1]. We know this because many societies have gone down that path before us.

1: OK, that sounds flippant, I know. But I think many people underestimate the horribly things people have done, and still do, to each other..
Google has an existing partnership with ADT for monitoring their Nest Secure product so I'm not even sure it's all about the install base. There's a lot of mutual benefits to that partnership, ADT has the existing network of people-oriented call centers and installation crew without great hardware & tech, whereas Google's tech is much better but without any of this timely & expensive infrastructure built out.
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>All the awesome functionality for $0/mo.

Except the time it took you to research, install, validate it's running, and do general upkeep. Also doesn't help you if you're on vacation with limited internet service.
We are drowning in repetitive shit and crap, I'd say. It is hard to find good new stuff although it is more abundant than ever because people who create it do not have resources to reach the audience through all the noise.
Agreed, it's a purely reductionist take on taxes while showing complete ignorance on who decides how much people earn in society. I wish people would stop listening to Sowell like he was the Jesus of economics. Outside of theory, he fumbles all the time.
I'm aware of this, which is why I said 'about as independent', rather than 'independent'. I think the point is, the BBC is representative of a certain group of people, many of whom are from the same milieu as parts of the conservative party, and parts of the labour party.

However, that could be said of most (all?) large media organizations in the UK.
> We have a model for better concurrency coming up. Almost certainly it will be in [C++ version] 23. It exists and it’s used. It’s backed by people like Facebook and NVIDIA and Intel… So that’s where we’ll get a better concurrency, better use of hardware… Beyond that, I am looking at functional-style pattern matching...

Better concurrency and functional-style pattern matching? Yes please.
There's no money to be made in payments. The two-sided acquisition fees (merchants + users) plus per-transaction fees just burn cash.
I like Google. The search engine is amazing. BigQuery is awesome — it’s really something only a Google could pull off — but, but, I think this might be DOA for the same reasons that make Google search and ads so good: the data. I don’t want Google in my home like this with a view of everything coming in and going out (yes yes they can already see the amazon orders in my gmail account, but still) or who is coming or going.
What exactly do you disagree with?
Why would anyone do it directly when you can just insinuate? "Critics say..."
Your reading of the situation seems predicated on a conveniently pedantic definition of "automatic" from my perspective. I watched the entirety proceedings as they transpired and don't recall witnessing much hesitation from Republicans, but it's definitely possible that by not "following conservative media" I overlooked the actually agonizing deliberation that transpired behind the scenes. I would love to educate myself more on this topic, can you link to any examples of what you're talking about?
> Couldn't you just use your phone as a mobile hotspot?

At the time I had a 2010-era dumb phone which I only got rid of because Verizon said they were turning off the towers for it at the beginning of this year.
It usually comes from more emotional adopters without much experience in programming languages.

You will also see some safety assertions regarding stuff that was already safe when using Ada, or any Modula or Oberon linage of programming languages.

Not everyone on Rust community tends to be like that.
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It is more difficult to trace funds through a single node with gazillion transactions. This is part of the laundering scheme. Of course, all such addresses are immediately suspect, but if they pay out to innocent addresses too... It's difficult to distinguish between signal and noise.
No, what I want is Google Reader back. And I know I'm far, far, far away from being alone on this. Just give me the text, not the videos and the horrible formatting and poor font choices and all of that bullshit - I'd gladly pay for it, if it still existed.

May it rest in peace.
Read about Junko Furuta murder case, and you'll get even more mad.
I'd never considered this in my footnote indexing, but you make a valid point! I'll internalize that as Personal Rule 0 going forward.
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Not OP, but I think they were referring to this:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-29743857

Trying to remember the name of the book it is covered in, too

Edit: Book was "Undercover: The True Story of Britain's Secret Police" iirc
I have seen interviews where Sowell discusses how he started out as a Marxist, but when he started looking at evidence that's what changed him. Is it fair to say that he doesn't understand left-wing ideology?
Redlining is a real practice done by banks and credit issuers that use race criteria based on where you live to discriminate against people of color.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redlining
I wonder how many marriages have been saved by Uber.
We've heard reports of google shutting off account access with no recourse because a person made the wrong youtube comments. Imagine if you got locked out of your house because an automated system misinterpreted a comment you made on a Taylor Swift video.
With Adobe I'm extremely worried about their acquisition of Algorithmic, the makes of Substance Painter and Substance Designer. I use these tools in 3D animation/texturing, they are truly fantastic tools. Before Adobe bought them, they offered a purchase option, now it's just subscriptions of course.
It’s not the company’s fault someone posted a customer communication on HN.
It’s referencing a quote by Lenin:

“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.”

-Vladimir Ilyich Lenin
Looks like a lot of great content and updates/announcements came out of JuliaCon last week
Yes, same as the /r/the_donald and the other freedom-loving, harmless, open debate subs banned.

Guess, Reddit just hates women and white people.
I miss Tiger as well. It was very pleasing to look at. It's one reason I dug OS X. If I have to stare at something all day, I want it to look nice. Full screen terminals running tmux do not do it for me. Now everything is literally flat and boring. boo.
I dislike the BBC as much as anyone, but I think the fact is, they are neither anybody's mouthpiece, nor do they have any particular agenda. Simply, it is staffed by well connected, wealthy people who live in and around London, and as such, represents their views - warts and all.
That's why I buy my "news" at Amazon, as e-books on the topics I'm interested, since for 99.9999999999% of the things happening in the world, nobody really cares about how many months they will have to wait for my opinion.
Synology has a great product for running a whole fleet of self hosted cloud connected services, with decent apps, NAT Traversal, etc...
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Which I guess sums as "If not that, then what?" And I haven't seen any alternate methods that seem superior and standard enough to follow instead.
Interesting. 6.6% seems like a pretty insignificant investment. Does anybody have any idea what 6.6% could really get them?
Yeah, my thought is that I've had a great time just dumping most data into a `jsonb` column.

You can then extract fields into their own columns over time, as you learn more about your domain. JSON support is pretty excellent.
Oh don't get me wrong. I don't want to use WhatsApp. I'm only on it at all because I need to speak with people who are using it without antagonising them. I still haven't granted it access to my contacts DB.

All three of Signal, Telegram and WhatsApp make me a bit off about using them for various reasons. None of them are what you'd call "user's privacy first".

As it is, I'm currently having occasional confidential chats (at someone else's request) on Telegram secret chats, and at least that probably is what it says it is.

I don't think any of these three apps are awful.

They are pretty slick, and useful.

I don't feel too bad actually using them, any more then using say MSN, Yahoo or Freenode.

They just don't meet the advertised bar of respecting individual privacy first. And I find that really misleading in the case of Signal and Telegram in particular, which emphasise the privacy angle, and then without letting you know, sprays everyone you ever interacted with outside Signal with a notification, including professional contacts, customer service agents, people you don't like, spammers, etc.
Or, you use reader macros to make currying concise.

https://github.com/eschulte/curry-compose-reader-macros

Functions are not second class citizens. They are privileged with their own namespace. That's a perk, not a penalty.

One notable form of composition in CL is method combination. Does any other language support something like that?
Good to know! I work with a lot of highly classified information. Much to my teams frustration, the notion that any of which will be cloud hosted on GCP or AWS was laughable until somewhat recently. It will probably be years until we, and I imagine many institutions like ours, can take advantage of something like this. I appreciate the effort with the VPS / private cloud hosting option, but without an on-prem deployment option, this wouldn't even make it passed initial discussions.
>If you're using machine translation, why not use a Google API that might give usable results at least?

I prefer https://www.deepl.com/translator to Google.
One example: https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2011/jan/19/undercover-police...
The excess is already counting reported covid deaths.
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Boon is part of Wirecard and its pretty well known what happened there and why their companies might stop their service.
Based on that, I assume they use wording like this to not affect the current investigations regarding the wirecard situation.
One upside of AR is sensor fusion, so components can be individually less robust. Those contending (mis)transcriptions might be selected among by an eye-tracked glance, rather than reaching for a keyboard, or even an "eep alt 3".
> Disagree

That’s ok but first read the whole history and support your argument by facts not by rhetoric.

> Agree

Not sure what are you implying, Gandhi’s work is still important for the world, having influenced many non violent struggles around the world including USA’s civil rights movement, South Africa’s movement led by Nelson Mandela and countless others. The current administration in Gandhi’s birth country is systematically trying to disregard his non-violence and support his killers views and gradually dismantle institution inspired by Nazi and Aryan supremacy theory.
The Guardian as with other newspapers has to selectively report the news which it does using a vocabulary which implicitly or explicitly reflects their opinions about the news. Naturally the overall output confirms the prejudices of their readership. It's 'good news', they say.
Slightly surprised not to see a reference to the Dunmore Pineapple:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunmore_Pineapple

"the most bizarre building in Scotland"
This presumably, finally explains why there's so much pineapple-motif furniture.
Their blog post prior to this one was about the world being shaped by crises.

"So maybe this crisis will usher in a new Era where people will exclusively prefer to shop online? It will be interesting to see the direction in which the world progresses. In any case, boon. Customers are always well prepared for both Online-Shopping and shopping in stores with their boon.App. So whatever there will be: Enjoy Paying!"
Private information about the operation of the company which they can use themselves to compete with them.
I'd certainly be very worried.
It's a perfectly adequate screen size for most things.

The only place I run into trouble is if I try to do anything work-related on this laptop because our web design team designed our web app on large, high-density displays.

Every website I actually use at home works perfectly fine.
I think it partly comes from Markdown which will convert links written in this style into inline-links with custom link text. HN doesn't actually support this style of markdown, but I believe Reddit does.
How hard is your email to say?
I'm giving this an upvote, because I have a MacBook 1,1 from 2006 that runs Windows 10. That's 14 years of support & security updates from Microsoft, and they didn't even make the device.
But that's not saying only the rich earn their wages which is what you claimed he said. He's saying everyone earns the wages they work for.

Claiming that something is true simply because of law is fairly short sighted. There have been and continue to be unjust laws worldwide.
Thanks for the conversation.
My Ericsson "candybar" phone had a built in program you could compose ringtones on, so I spent an hour typing in Teenage Dirtbag from sheet music, the UI was painful. If I'd been wealthier I would understand buying a ringtone. But when phones could do mp3 ...

AxelF's Crazy Frog, from 2005, was peak ringtone in the UK to my recollection.
> If tourism + aviation is profitable combined, then why should we care?

I'm not sure if this is a sarcastic comment but I'll bite: because it's a net loss for everyone in the long term ? I know many people stop at "will it make us richer ?" step but there are other things to consider. We're not in the 1800s anymore, we know about pollution and its long term effects for a while now.

On top of that tourism might bring short term money but it's built on completely unstable funnels that can collapse at any point (cue covid), then you're left with regions of the world which lost the majority of their industries to tourism and are incapable of surviving or adapting when they're hit by the slightest hardship.
It's a way to do hyperlinked text when true hyperlinked text is not available. Links in mid-text are really annoying, so we replace them with a 'footnote'. I agree it's a little bizarre when it's a single line of text with a single link, but it's just the same pattern.
All the COVID tracking is essentially propaganda. Like calling a marathon at Mile 5, but even worse, because there really isn’t just one metric that can tell you how you’re doing.

Sweden, for example, was pilloried because their policy had them run their marathon through all up-front. Now they get to essentially return to life as they once knew it, having never had to strictly lockdown like what you see in Australia right now.

So it’s not just death rate, because you have to adjust for whether you can reasonably say you’ve finished the race, or whether your running on a treadmill at Mile 1 just hoping the race gets “canceled” (effective vaccine in widespread deployment) before you run out of stream.
I wrote down what I got after reading a few articles on the topic, I never claimed to be well informed on the topic. You can correct me without being insulting.

Edit: regarding the counter-suit, is this article incorrect? https://www.i24news.tv/en/news/international/americas/159637...

> [Patreon] also responded with a counter-suit against 72 of those, seeking injunction against them -- which was denied Friday, setting the site up for payouts of some $10,000 per arbitration case, which it will not be able to reclaim even if it wins

Edit 2: from wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Owen_Benjamin

> Patreon would later file a counter-suit against 72 of the fans
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Amazing. I'd never expect that a CSS library can make so much money. Maybe there's always a market for UI libraries.
I've read six Thomas Sowell books in the past few years. His book Basic Economics is a classic, but my favorite of his is Applied Economics: Thinking Beyond Stage One. It covers the things that the former does but, as the title suggests, applies it to a real-life scenario. He then walks through the scenario as it plays out to demonstrate his point to the reader. For example, when a city artificially lowers the rent, it makes apartments more affordable, but what happens afterwards? he would then play the scenario out as it affects tenants, landlords, and the rental market. I highly recommend it!