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Dominate or not they represent half of the Australian population more or less. You can't just bring news from the Guardian and expect it to appeal to all Australian. The question is, if you don't want to show News Corp what else will you show in order to give a voice for the Australians on the right side of the political map?
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Hi Dan/Ustin,

Congrats on the launch. The pain-point makes sense to me. I'm just curious - what's the big picture for you all? I imagine it must be larger than just replay.
>corrupt entities in Australia

They have also seriously damaged the media in the US and the UK. Its no wonder all 3 countries are having serious issues with news.
I think his point was that if you’re unwilling to stop something, that is politically equivalent to wanting it.
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Why wouldn't I want that? It's not like I want to be successfully manipulated by ads, so getting shown irrelevant ads is just a big win in my book.
MacOS is evolving toward the sane Browser/iOS/Android security model for networked computers running apps from diverse third parties.
I thought your comment was going to end with "and buy the album"
To add to this: there are two different types of Data Vaults. For locations such as ~/Pictures, ~/Documents, Calendars, Contacts, etc. a permission prompt is triggered if an app tries to access it. Other locations, such as where Mail and Safari keep their data, can not be allowed from a prompt. Those require "Full Disk Access" for third-party software to gain access, which you should give only to applications that really need it, such as a backup tool.

Anything not on those locations is not protected, so there's no Data Vault for Chrome's cookie file, for example.
The Australian Associated Press is a news wire service, similar to AP or Reuters.

It did not disappear because it went bankrupt. AAP had three owners, Nine, News Corp (~95% ownership between them) and SWM (Seven West Media).

This year, when Fairfax and Nine merged, there was no longer any requirement for AAP to exist in its current form. Fairfax and Nine both supplied roughly 35% of AAP's operating costs. The newly merged organisation could reroute the money spent with AAP (tens of million dollars a year) to their own in-house reporting staff. The benefit here is that the copyright to the content produced is then owned by Nine - not AAP, and the content produced would not be sold to other media organisations as well.

The whole reason for its existence was to reduce the amount of money spent by Nine and News Corp, so they could pool resources.

If it still existed today, the only benefactors would be other media organisations that acquired content from them (eg, Seven, The Guardian and News Corp)

Why should Australia's largest media company subsidy coverage for other companies?

Edit: some words and clarification
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For me, yes (I often compile my own gcc). For $USER on $RANDOM_CLUSTER_AT_OTHER_UNIVERSITY_THAT_I_CANT_LOG_INTO, somewhat less easy :).
Even down-weighting the entire national cohort... some kids have seen grades go from C (or B/C in one case) to U! A fail grade for an exam they weren't allowed to take.

That would be an improvement if your luck of the draw was national rather than biased in favour of private schools, but it's still a pretty awful outcome.

There may not have been any solution available that would be 100% fair to both this year and other year cohorts, but at the very least they should avoid making any student feel actively screwed over.
Honestly, I would only learn chording (steno) if you find it interesting/fun, and not because you think it will save time in the long run after the initial time investment. This isn't a trivial weekend adventure -- it's a legitimate skill that requires hours and hours of consistent practice and training.

That being said, I greatly encourage anyone to try it out. Typing using chords is so satisfying! If you're looking for a cheap dedicated steno keyboard, take a look at the Georgi [1].

[1]: https://www.gboards.ca/product/georgi
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I guess you assumed 1 customer = 1 new server? For enterprise purposes where data siloes are important a different approach definitely makes sense. We have 300+ new users per day, so our manual system scales well.
> What is the main difference between this and other Smalltalk implementations besides the underlying GraalVM?

The implementation tries to be as compatible as possible. Apart from that, it's implemented using a language implementation framework (rather than from scratch), and written in Java (rather than in Smalltalk like the state-of-the-art OpenSmalltalkVM, or some low-level language).

> Is it that you can easily call to Java and JavaScript (and perhaps back)?
> In other words, Why TruffleSqueak?

We are using TruffleSqueak as a research platform for polyglot programming. But, of course, it can do a lot more. The Smalltalk programming system runs on the same level as all other languages and on top of GraalVM. This allows direct interaction from Smalltalk tools with the GraalVM runtime. In the "Live plots with ggplot2" demo [1], for example, we briefly show a visualization of the Graal compilation queue. Usually, you'd have to go through something like JVMTI, but TruffleSqueak has direct access to the runtime.

I guess an alternative answer to your question is "why not?" :)

[1] https://twitter.com/fniephaus/status/1264839969115340800
Please don't put Show HN on a post if it's just a signup page. This is in the rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html.
I tried to learn spanish as a kid in around middle school. It was an extracurricular class and it was the first thing I'd really ever failed at.

Now at 30ish, I find I can learn languages MUCH easier. I speak fluent french and am reasonably conversant in Spanish. (I can read it pretty well though.)
25 year seems so extreme though, no? At that point, won't it be more around the Staff+ role, even VP/Director of Engineering roles?
maybe also automate the task for simple renewal of an expired provisioning profile.
it's the method i used to move capital in my small american business when i opened an office in russia. a company in another country is a separate legal entity. you charge market rates, as you would any other company. it has zero to do with my post.

the complaint is profit is taxed instead of revenue. the complaint is not valid.
Google Australia Pty Ltd acts as an agent for Google Asia Pacific registered in Singapore.

The profits are routed as licensing costs around the world to end up in this or that low tax jurisdiction.
New York for sure before the pandemic, but now?
> There is no such thing as consciousness. It's a term we made up to differentiate ourselves from the rest of the matter in the universe because we wanted to feel special.

I don't know that I'd go that far. Is there such a thing as quicksort, or is it a term we made up to differentiate certain bit patterns from the rest of the possible bit patterns (i.e., the rest of the positive integers)?

You could write an article like this about quicksort. At what point do you look at a certain positive integer, usually a couple thousand digits long, and say, "Behold, there is quicksort for x86_64"? (What is x86_64, for that matter? Scientists have recently proven it can exist without silicon, and it is well known that silicon can exist without x86_64.)

I'd agree with something extremely close to your point - that consciousness is an abstraction, just like quicksort and x86_64 are - and I'd even happily admit that abstractions are things we've made up, but just because something is an abstraction doesn't mean it isn't real!
I decided that I really am a morning person and decided to go bed around ~2030 (sometimes at the weekend I’ll go bed later if I’m out with family or something) and I wake up when my body is ready. Usually that’s around 0500. Then I walk the dog for 30-40mins, eat breakfast and then do some studying for a few hours before I start work at 0800.

I do feel much better, and it’s nice waking up when I’m ready without an alarm.
But if I pull that code and compile it, my executable will have the malware in it? I've never done anything in the MacOS ecosystem at all, so I'm just asking.
At least for ships there is an update:

[1] http://www.imo.org/en/MediaCentre/PressBriefings/Pages/MEPC-...
Xcode project (pbxproj) is simply ill-equipped for proper code reviews. Any modest size team should remove their Xcode projects from their codebase and move to either Bazel, Swift Package Manager or Xcodegen. It is really not that difficult and the benefit is quite obvious: https://liuliu.me/eyes/migrating-ios-project-to-bazel-a-real...
Not the OP, but I am over 40 and I only sleep 5-6 hours a night. I am never tired during the day, never drink caffeine. I do a TON of cardio, especially massively long bike rides on the weekend.
Wouldn't that just be Google manipulating coverage for Google’s benefit?

I don’t think Google should be blessing any publishers with special “news section” status. Let websites compete organically. Any media with finance capital backing is going to be biased in favor of wars and against labor.
This one is for tomorrow morning and somehow got out too early. Deleting it now.
Google's entire business depends on being squeaky clean. If they ever got caught doing "sophisticated" opinion influencing, they'd lose half their value overnight as customers switched to alternatives. And then every democratic government would join in with a serious kicking, given their elections are so vulnerable to said influencing.

I think Facebook sails very close to the wind here, but my impression is that Google's management is a lot more professional about protecting their business long term. So I'd be suprised if they tried any dirty tricks.

However, their efforts won't be limited to open letters. There will be some very high-powered lobbying going on, and I bet this letter is mostly to frame that debate to counter the lobbying from Murdoch's empire. All in all, a great time to be an Aussie politician - a lot of very expensive trips, lunches and other inducements coming there way.
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You might want to repost this comment when the launch goes out the intended time. Sorry! I probably need to make the instructions for the startups clearer.

I suggested that the founders add a comment about their big picture, so maybe your question will be answered in the next edition.
ok, so can you link any data that is from an actual scientific peer-reviewed study, which takes out the cases where babies were fed formula with poison in it? because i gotta tell you, in my 3 years of searching -all the real data for a formula that has been analyzed safe by a lab, says formula is just as good as milk.
actually depending on the steak it might not be. I just did a nice roast today for 11 hours at 180f... it was a nice solid 131 in the middle at the end. Now I can't be sure the inside of the smoker was actually 180 but it takes 11 hours at "180" to get to 131 temp, doing 11 hours at 130 isn't really going to get you there. Also thats in a humidified smoker. That steak gonna get realllly dry just being out in 130 degrees in death valley at 5% humidity.

Remember water conducts way more heat than air.

Also egg whites don't set up until 150 or so, and yolks start firming at 158, so at 130 that's going to be a real runny egg unless you put it on say a black sheet of metal.
Yes you are the heuristics master!
Well said, and an interesting viewpoint. I encountered this yesterday on a previous post about the USPS filing a patent on a blockchain-based voting system. I tried to be very neutral (even adding the disclaimer that I think electronic voting is not a good idea), and yet I got quite a few downvotes without explanation. You can see the thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24176151.
BTUs are energy, not temperature.
Based on reanalysis data, it looks like wetbulb temperature never goes above 25C around Death Valley. Average temperature seems to have gone up by about 2 degrees Celsius since 1980 though, from ~19.5 degC to ~21.5 degC.

Ref: ERA5 data & https://climate-explorer.oikolab.com
>Nightlife is horrible, bars pretty much close at 1am

Serious question. Are there many night clubs and any day clubs? I was last out so late/early quite a few years ago but in most (possibly all?) Australian cities there are night clubs that were open through the night until 6am. I can recall one place in Melbourne that opened at, I think, midnight and didn't kick people out until 10am.

There were also a few day clubs in Sydney and Melbourne, which are like a night club but not opening until night clubs are just closing.

Personally, I've not been to San Francisco. I'm just staggered that given the cities fame the night life is so constrained.
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When Apple shoots them down immediately maybe they'll turn to Blackberry and Palm.
Exactly, it causes more instability, plus a slightly but steadily growing temperature.

And unfortunately, vegetables, plants, trees, nature like stability
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Great article. This is a hard one to compress so I recommend people simply read it. For me, the main takeaway is that there is great depth and detail to understand anything or anyone well. Most accounts that inform our opinion on topics like Putin or Russian geopolitics are simply far too simplistic, lending themselves to confirmation bias. These simplistic views are very entrenched due to their convenience. It’s refreshing to hear a very different take.
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I wonder how many projects really need the performance?

Most projects are integrating parts into a whole. While expert programmers might be needed to create the parts & package them as libraries, how often is the same true of larger assemblies of parts that solve a domain problem?

Blueprints in Unreal Engine are an interesting case study. Programmers create components in C++ and expose APIs for them. Level designers use Blueprints to integrate & orchestrate those components into levels, without the same need for programming expertise.
An obvious point not discussed is that the exams system was already biased to begin with. Previous years were already unfair as great kids at bad schools have much fewer chances than less great kids for which the parents can pay a great school. England especially is awful at achieving a fair system (that gives everyone a fair chance at good grades) because schools are so stratified - by design of funding rules, etc.
I'm pretty sure it's a joking reference to Trump's executive order forcing a sale of TikTok.
The original article from Burt has much more info: https://www.wunderground.com/blog/weatherhistorian/an-invest...

- “About September 1912, Oscar Denton replaced Thomas Osborne as the Greenland Ranch USWB COOP weather station observer. Denton, of San Diego, began signing the USWB COOP forms in September, but the first form with data in his handwriting was December 1912. Denton served as the observer, caretaker, and foreman of the ranch for the Pacific Coast Borax Company until mid-August, 1920. Thus, Denton’s first full summer as the weather observer was the summer of 1913.”

- “When rain fell at the ranch, recorded amounts were almost invariably in the amounts of 0.01”, 0.10”, 0.20”, and 0.30”.”

- “There were occasional periods when the daily maximum and minimum temperatures would take on a persistent and rather unnatural numerical pattern.”

- “These instances suggest that Denton may have been just ‘filling in the blanks’ for days when he missed taking the observations.”

The original article list many other issues.

All in all it seems Denton wasn’t the most professional observer. Obviously 100 years later anything is difficult to proof, but it seems very likely that not enough care was taken when recording the numbers.
Really, we should be measuring max temp by wet bulb. There are places that are literally fatal to sit outside in, but Death Valley ain't one of them.
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I think you're mostly downvoted because:

* It's only about CQRS, which in no way was mentioned in the article;

* You're not properly qualifying why this feature is so important for CQRS;

* In the same breath, you're also claiming it's overused and complex, while in fact you're the one who's "promoting" it.

I agree that in my reply, I was actually thinking about ES + CQRS rather than pure CQRS, but the gist of my comment still stands: I would expect a CQRS implementation to work with triggers (for incremental updates) or materialized views (one table insert-only, the "view" is kept in sync automatically by the database, which is what users query). Could you elaborate on why you think this new feature is better than those two approaches?
One thing about real estate (and therefore rents) is that it can go up _and_ down _at the same time_ in different segments. That's what I learned when buying my house at the trough of the recession in 2009 or so. Higher end stuff tends to be pretty much unaffected, but for the lower end the bottom falls out. So I'd avoid drawing any broad generalizations.
> it would be a simple solution to spread in person voting out a few days.

Don't you need volunteers to sit at all polling stations for all this time? So your simple solution is "we just need five times as many volunteers" and that at a time where all this contact is risky and where the president is claiming elections are fraudulent? That sounds difficult.
You've asked a question without an easy answer and answers that will be different for everyone.

It's easy to live life in our society where we are the center of our own universe. Having a child disrupts this notion quite radically. Your life is still your own but now a child is affected by what actions you take. So you now have a responsibility to this other human being. Every person handles this responsibility differently. One way to look at this responsibility is transactional. I think your two points fall into this category.

Another way to handle this responsibility is to understand that child is now dependent on you and is an extension of you in every way. They will grow up to be become their own but you played a significant part in bringing them into this world and have a significant role in shaping them. Their happiness is your happiness and your happiness is their happiness. And unfortunately, sometimes it's the deepest unhappiness and tragedy that any human can face. I consider anyone that has healthy children with being greatly blessed.

So to answer your question, yes, kids can make you extremely happy and kids can also make you extremely miserable. Where you land on this depends on so many factors,some that are in your control and others that are not.

One thing I will say is that we can choose to be a parent but we don't choose our children. They can be born healthy or extremely unhealthy with a terminal disease, or other medical conditions. It's a gamble. Raising a healthy child will certainly have a higher chance of being happier. Raising an unhealthy child would certainly be in the range of unhappiness to abject grief.

I speak from personal experience but I can say that a relationship with a child isn't the same as other loving relationships in ones life. I don't know how to articulate this but being a father or mother brings out the best in us more so than other relationships. I can say I have experienced a fuller life as a result of being a parent (with measures of happiness and unhappiness). I am more human as a result of being a parent.
Does anyone know a good command line malware/antivirus checker for Mac? (Paid is fine.) I do not want the antivirus to run in the background continuously (which affects performance) yet want to have ability to run nightly scans to ensure that the machine is not infected.

Almost all traditional antivirus products want to deeply integrate with the system and affect the performance a lot. Also some of these companies are know to make questionable decisions like trying to intercept HTTPS communication, etc.
At a... surprisingly reasonable price, for a unique input thing ($130). Thanks for the link, I may have to check this out in more detail!
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Who is responsible for OpenAI's UI/UX design?
It is immaculate and should be the standard for the community. I'm always dazzled by the impeccable standards of OpenAI with regards to tone, presentation, accessibility.

The documentation is both familiar but distinct, an impressive achievement!

I have my own personal qualms on OpenAI's ethics and virtues but am nevertheless impressed by their aesthetics and regard for their publicity. It's always delightful to look at their work.

OpenAI has in my opinion, the most appropriate presentation for their ideas with marketing and branding. It feels exquisitely simple to grasp what goes on here.

I feel comfortable saying that the biggest obstacle in progress for AI is UI but projects such as this give me hope.
The hard problem of consciousness isn't about humans being special. It's just a starting point because we know ourselves to be conscious. The hard problem is explaining our subjective experiences in physical terms. And it's the same problem for anything that has subjective experiences. Thus Nagel bringing up bat sonar experiences and Block using Commander Data.
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Maybe this could lead to better forks?

[1] https://phys.org/news/2020-08-black-silicon-photodetector-ef...

At least I wondered about how this could be applicable to mass produced solar panels when I read it. Dunno. Maybe in 20 years?

edit: [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_silicon