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Running a browser from the downloads directory is unlikely to work correctly on macOS.
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Exactly the same story here for me and everyone I went to school with, and I have absolutely no recollection of where it came from. Presumably the same package that contained instructions on how to draw the Cool S.
Think about the organisation that an army involving hundreds of people must have meant:

You have to gather them. There is no written means of communication yet in that part of Europe. There are not many roads yet. They live on farms spread out over vast territories. The article says there were 5 people per square km. Most are probably kids and half are women, so to find 1 able bodied man of fighting age you might need 20 people, which would require 4 square km. Now, if like in later ages the soldiers were the second and third oldest sons, you might find 1 soldier per 10 square km. To gather an army of 500 men, you would need a territory of roughly 100*50 km.

You have to feed them for days, weeks, or maybe even months before or between battles. Crazy expensive at a time where just feeding yourself is not easy.

They have to sleep somewhere, even if just in tents.

You have to provide some weapons and equipment, even if merely wooden clubs and spears.

Unless they are slaves, which some might have been, you may have to pay them or they need to be convinced they fight for their own sake, for example because a foreign people is invading their land.

The most obvious way to organize all that is to imagine a strong regional rulers, a class of local nobles, taxes, some sort of manorialism. Structures that are known later in history (or much further south in the bronze age). But maybe Northern Europe was also organized like that already in the bronze age.
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> I would be curious to see analysis for what home prices would be with 0 Fed intervention.

Just imagine a graph where asset prices don't only go up.
The dealership model comes from the abuses by the OEMs during the first part of the 1930s. They would sell you cars and then charge a ton for repairs and lock you in to only getting repairs from them.

The local dealerships are small businesses incorporated in the states so they can be subject to more political pressure and local control.

It has been eroded over the years but originally the dealerships protected consumers from the sort of bad behavior you see from Telsa and Apple.

Not that I love the dealership model but there is real competition at the local level on car repair in a way that there doesn't appear to be with Telsa.
I've been noticing this lately.
There is documented cross-reactivity in T-cell responses: individuals who had not come in contact with SARS-CoV-2 developed an immune reaction (T-cell based) against it.

Whether this prevents infection (unlikely) or lessens the symptoms is still an open question. But the phenomenon exists.
Would you like to know more?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMTz9nIUkGc
Moving often means leaving friends and family behind.
Countries are buying US gov't debt because: 1) they have a lot of USD due to exporting goods to the US and 2) it's one of the safest places you can park money.

Sure, it would be bad if they dumped treasuries (at a big loss), but why would they do that if they put the money there in the first place because it was safe?
No.

We spend more per student than nearly every one of our economic peers and get drastically worse results. Results have gotten worse over time, even though we have increased funding.

This is a portrait of total failure, and we need to stop funding it.

You can't "fix the system".

The system is insanely profitable. It makes a lot of money for lobbyists, private interests, unions, administrators... it's great for everybody but parents and students.

Both of my parents were educators. Mom served on the school board, with great distinction, for over a decade.

I got to see, first-hand, just how bad things were. How much damage lobbying, insane political programs, and public-sector unions have done to education.

As a future parent, I will never subject my children to the horrors of American public education in its current incarnation.

That choice should be open to every American parent, not just those wealthy enough to send their kids to a private school.
I played a lot of games as a teenager in the mid 2000s, and they kind of sucked. The graphics aged terribly compared to something like SNES or N64 games and the game play wasn't that great. 2010-2020 has undoubtedly been the golden age of gaming, thanks to Steam mostly. Without physical discs, lower indie price point games could be sold and still turn a profit.

From a quality and diversity standpoint, the last ten years have seen the best games ever made, a lot of them indies.
Dont limit yourself to one avenue, expand your horizon. Find platforms catered towards teams like your own. Putting all your eggs in one basket is never good. When you drop that one basket all your eggs are ruined.
> move half-way across the country

You don't have to move half-way across the country. Pick any high rent location in the United States, there's a lower rent location 30 minutes away. SV included.
I am curious how much it actually thinks and how much it simply uses text from recommendation engines that got crawled.
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Wrong, wrong, wrong, so wrong!

Gravitational potential energy is (approximately) linear in height. I say approximately because this assumes constant g (which is a good assumption when h is small compared to the radius of the earth, which it is).

And in fact, a consequence of gravity's 1/r^2 nature is that one is only subject to gravitational acceleration from what is beneath them (shells above cancel out), so mine shafts are less efficient than towers (the effect size is small to the depths we can mine).

So adding more height doesn't help, and if that height is underground it could actually hurt net efficiency.

Efficiency in this context refers potential energy stored per unit height. The field is conservative no matter what you build.
What don't you like about Redux (genuine question)? I find myself using useState and useReducer a lot more recently, but I still think redux, or at least the pattern of having actions/reducers/dispatchers/selectors the best way to approach state in the UI
The problem is that at the same time, the good jobs are being concentrated in a small number of cities.

Even if someone is willing to move to a cheaper place, they find that relative to the employment available, it isn't much better.

In the end, they realize that no matter what they choose, they need to struggle incredibly hard just to get a similar quality of life to what a baby boomer was able to achieve with a high school diploma and a manual labor job.
This is the reality. Hell show up at conferences potential customers would go to, set up a booth and sell yourselves.
If you can spare the time, get actively involved in HL7 FHIR standards development by participating in work groups, showing up at Connectathon events, and volunteering to write sections of implementation guides. This will raise your visibility among customers who hire interoperability consultants.
Ooh, that's a neat technique. I think you can get an expression for the derivative from it.

Say we want the derivative of f(x) = x^3 - 2x^2 + 5. That becomes:

(x+e)^3 - 2(x+e)^2 + 5

= x^3 + 3x^2e - 2x^2 -4xe + 5

= (x^3 - 2x^2 + 5) + (3x^2 - 4x)e

The term in front of 'e' is "3x^2 - 4x", which is f'(x).
You could try a third party bridge: https://github.com/emersion/hydroxide
Could you explain how it is quadratic? I would have thought it to be linear, by the formula for potential energy
I mean, Crusader Kings 3 seems to be doing well, and it's staggeringly more complex than Civ. I'm not sure what Sid Meier is talking about. Other complicated and successful games might include Factorio, Shenzen I/O, Exapunks, Europa Universalis, or Star Craft.
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Wretchedness

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Hypertension

Hypertension prompts an abrupt change in the hormone levels causing hormonal irregularity. This triggers going bald.

Likely medicines

There are sure medicines offered to forestall balding. A large number of these medicines either convey a noteworthy reaction or don't work by any means. How about we see what a portion of these medicines are:

Xcellerate 35

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https://www.completefoods.co/diy/recipes/xcellerate-35-reviews-35-off-new

https://twitter.com/xcellerate_35/status/1303567222636380160

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Incredible. What a disappointment I did not come across these as a child. There's something to Minecraft, though, and I can't quite describe it.
This is neat: I would make it work by letting the user half or quarter the recipes. Most recipes online are for families and will give skewed results when parsing them.
The network is an interconnected system relying on average speeds and throughput. Slowing down or adding halts for the safety of a particular service probably wasn't an option. Hence the end of service. (The speed of that particular service consequentially dropped back to stationary infrastructure and transit between those hubs, roughly what it had been before 1838.)
People or Corps? Seems like stimulus money is eventually just finds its way to a handful of companies that are making piles with it.
What was the term? Was it a floating rate after a lock-in period?

The thing that makes 2.5% so incredible in the US, is that it's the rate for a 30 year fixed mortgage. Get one of those loan today and you'd still be paying 2.5% interest in 2049.
AMD created this feature, so why not complain to them?
His fair trial will be the same as the one he gave his victim.
Hydrogen is difficult and consequently expensive to store. Also, the low efficiency is a problem. Pumped storage hydroelectricity is way more efficient.
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ESP32 Wi-Fi/Bluetooth board that fits into a USB port
With WebApps, it is enough to exploit sandbox contents itself.
> However, the 1.6Mbps 3G connection emulated by HTTP Archive is very slow, so we should expect significant performance improvements as bandwidth improves. The average website downloads 1.7MB of data in 2020, which will take at least 9s to download on the HTTP Archive connection.

I have family in an African country where the only reasonably priced home internet connection is about 56kbps over DSL (yes, dialup speeds over DSL, very confusing). Web pages have gone from very slow to unusable very quick.

I believe and appreciate that the users most people target have faster devices now, especially in the core hubs of Web development like Silicon Valley. However, this trend of "we can fit more data in because devices are faster" is horrible for anyone already behind in available technology or even on a limited data plan.

My father uses my old smartphone, a Oneplus One with the latest release of LineageOS. This device runs a Qualcom 801, a chip that was considered to have flagship speeds t the time of its release. WiFi speeds are over 100mbps, but websites and applications are still getting slow somehow.

Even a mid-range or cheap smartphone has a better GPU than older devices, and there are many of those out there. The advice to test on budget smartphones is solid, but people often go out and buy a new cheap phone instead of using something that was popular a few years ago. People who can't afford or don't see the value in getting a new S20 don't necessarily have cheap smartphones, they often have second hand phones or hand-me-downs as well. Frameworks like Flutter and browser engines using canvas are very noticeably slow on those older devices because of the advancements GPU tech has made, as CPU tech improvements in smartphones have begun to slow down over the years.

Is the web slower? No, not for the people you want to sell your product to. The question is, why should we accept this bloat? Web applications can be as slow as you want to make them with festures and pretty designs for all I care, but the web in general doesn't need two megabytes of javascript to render a manual or a forum post. The metrics discussed here are wrong in the context they were originally used in, so the article does have a point. However, I don't think we should say the web hasn't gotten slower because computers have increased speeds to compensate with the load. Every byte you save, every script you ignore, every image you compress can have significant impact on hundreds of millions of not billions. If you can't justify that to your team lead, use the argument that the less resources you use, the better the users' battery lives are and the more responsive a site feels. The impact is about the same.
I wish I had WordPerfect 4.2 still. It is probably nostalgia, but this on an amber screen, and the reveal codes feature felt like the perfect tool.
You may be on to something. However, I think the biggest thing that detracts from many beloved franchises today is a design philosophy where everyone is hell bent on streamlining out all of the gameplay to the point where the gameplay isn't fun for people that liked gaming in the 90s and before.

Warcraft II was amazing because it had really great RTS mechanics. Warcraft III was a great game, but it introduced hero units so powerful the game ceased to be an RTS and became a hybrid of the genre it eventually gave birth to. It already felt like a MOBA half the time when players could just power-level their hero and come decimate your entire army almost single-handedly because you focused on building.*

*Not saying this was an optimal strategy vs really gifted players, I wasn't a WC pro and I only played on LANs back in those days.
Yea, adjusting the serving size would be nice. Thanks for the feedback!
The various extra entitlements parents get in terms of paid leave, long-term leave with a guaranteed job on the other side, and so on, are a complete joke. I know my opinions won't be popular on this left-wing website, but there won't be any rational reply to what I say.

The fact is that it is a benefit given to a specific group of employees and not others. What are the reasons? Well, there are none. In my country, it is required by law to have these benefits. The rationale they gave was "it is an essential role, we need to increase the birth rate, etc". After decades of this policy, there was no increase in the birth rate. The population had to grow via immigration, not births from residents. As for an "essential role", the people having babies don't think they are doing the world a favour, they are doing it for themselves. That is beside the point though.

The reality is that I had to sit at my desk and watch as every parent in the company took months of paid leave off that I never got, based on a rationale that is proven to be incorrect. They often had more than one baby, so they took these benefits multiple times.

The reality is that it was introduced to buy votes, and now they won't take it away. That is how it is in my country. It makes no sense to give money and time off to my boss, who makes more than me, and not me because I am not in any position to have kids. This is absurd.
I don't understand why they are not using bio-luminescent plankton to visualize this stuff.

Maybe it is too hard to make it perform on demand?
microG needs signature spoofing to work. LineageOS devs have refused to allow signature spoofing under any circumstances. So microG needs a fork of LineageOS.
Update cloud system or autoaditor admin to be poured
I wonder how hard would it be to implement something like Wine, but for DOS.
There are drawbacks. But find a lower cost of living city and the savings on housing means you could probably fly back home once a month and still be ahead.
Yes, WordPerfect 4.2 with reveal codes was to me the perfect tool.
Do you make it known that employers that you cannot work past 6pm since you need to go read books/hike/whatever? I literally will not accept a job where I can be expected to work nights while I have small children and any employer of mine knows this when hiring me.
Not really, Tesla hasn’t placed their cars in dealerships for years bound by a contract, and all of a sudden decided that dealerships don’t deserve the margin the same Tesla would have been bound to pay through the above contract terms.
Totally agree. Dark Souls threw every third person action game of the nineties down the trash. Same with the wargame series being the best rts game ever released, in complexity combined with real time and unit balance it's unparalleled.

The only 90 games worth talking about anymore are the rpg games, the space simulators/rpgs and Homeworld. As in that you would actually prefer to play it instead of a modern game for none nostalgic reasons.

And we still have games breaking new ground like Disco Elysium.
Of course, I'm familiar that the U.S. exports goods as well. Certainly the relationship specifically with China is one of a large and continuous trade deficit.

However, the broad intention of my previous comment is to illustrate that the narrative being that the U.S. is simply one of purchaser is lacking, or else if that narrative is correct, it will not be true for much longer once the trading partners catch on.
Why are so many people starting businesses without even knowing how to sell their service/product?

No service/product is so good that it automagically sell itself.
Adding to your point, even with the artificial limitations of pico-8, massive hits have been born in it, such as Celeste: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=2145
I thought the uncanny valley specifically referred to things that are so close to realistic that it physically creeps people out because they subconsciously know somethings wrong. Not necessarily realistic graphics taking away the magic. We aren't even close to the level of realism in games that's creepy IMO. Probably another few generations of GPUs away from that.
Using WordPerfect on the Amiga:
https://www.amigalove.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=101

This whole site is wonderful, btw
> NVIDIA GPUs offer up to 8x more half precision arithmetic throughput when compared to single-precision, thus speeding up math-limited layers

Right but I’ve benchmarked the best case scenario, ie a large GEMM call in C++, and still not seen anywhere close to 8x. I’ve never seen a code example, no matter how limited, showing a 8x speed up.
The good jobs are concentrated in a small number of cities. But the number of cities is far larger than SFO and NYC.
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https://theintercept.com/2020/03/31/rikers-island-coronaviru...
Just remember, everything that applies here also applies to Xbox, PSN and Nintendo stores.

If Apple loses and is forced to allow Tim Sweeney Store on its platform, then Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo must allow the same on their consoles.
> the employee should quit

Because the job market is looking so fantastic right now?

Yes, you're describing a hostile workplace, but right now is the worst time in over a decade to be giving up a reliable income.
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Come to Canada. You can get 1.49%.
hydrogen as storage is not efficient. This problem is reduced if hydrogen is used for transport.
On maximalism, english wouldn't be suitable, but I wonder if there are any agglutinative languages productive enough to generate a potentially infinite one-word poem?

(the opposite would be an infinite number —easily done via implied cyclicity[1]— of single-grapheme poems, which probably requires an asiatic script)

[1] are there any mobius-strip spin 1/2 fermionic stories? they'd reconnect, but with a twist, so every other reading has a different interpretation...
Not sure what lock-in period means. This was a variable/monthly rate. So it could go even lower.

Current 30 year rates in the EU are comparable to the US ones, maybe even lower.
Hi! It seems some graphic content is served via 'http' instead of 'https', raising an exclamation mark in browsers:
https://terminusdb.com/documentation/

Also, a small typo in 'Quickstart Ac(c)ademy'.

Thanks, and looking forward to checking TerminusHub!
> Let‘s see how valuable everybody thinks the App Store is when they actually have to pay an access fee directly to Apple

Many apps compensate for the apple fees by increasing the IAP prices. So they already do but may not be aware of it I guess.
Users click "accept" to make things work.

Filesystem access is going to have nefarious consequences.
And that is how Linux became irrelevant on the desktop.

Modern native apps support links, by the way, they just need to be explicitly enabled.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/allowing_app...

https://developer.android.com/training/app-links/deep-linkin...

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/launch-resume/w...
That works for bank executives, not shareholders or individuals.
And search is good now.

But apart from the HD video, the search, the aqueducts, the roads, the education, the browsers that don't crash all the time, and the wine... what have the Romans ever done for us?
> Not sure why previous contact with a company matters?

That was mentioned in the article, but the article was from the BBC, so there might be some differences in laws.
> the litany of fake products filling it's virtual shelves

Have only had one purchase not be what I expected (over 10 years) and that was quickly returned for a refund.

Amazon employees are not slaves. They can find employment elsewhere. For you to equate them to slaves is so racist that it doesn't belong on HN.
This article is about tech firms. The companies named in the article are Facebook, Apple, Uber, Microsoft, Dell, Twitter, and Yelp. Salaries for new employees at these companies are often above $100,000. Do you really believe that both parents working is a function of society requiring in excess of a quarter million dollars per year to live? Or, perhaps, does this have something to do with idealizing a certain area that refuses to zone for its population density, resulting in a cost of living that is absolutely ridiculous?

It's sad when both parents have to work minimum wage jobs just to make enough to get by. But that's not what we're talking about here. We're talking about a particularly bubble of tech where people make more than enough to get by and choose expensive lifestyles to match their expensive salaries.
No doctor ever advised playing more video games. Exercise is a requirement for good health, especially for the more sedentary job types. I've noticed a lot of these types of comments popping up on HN recently. They aren't constructive. Instead they are willfully ignorant and don't add anything to the conversation.
Can you explain why this is better/different than flywheels?

I know Pennsylvania and New York both have 20 MW storage systems that takes up a few acres and are relatively cheap per unit of storage.
I still see examples of this in modern games. Overwatch chose cartoonish visuals while other shooters aimed for realism, and the result is both more appealing to my eye and more performant. A few more years down the road, I suspect Overwatch will still look good, while its contemporaries' attempts at photo-realism draw attention to their own shortcomings in light of what the tech of the day will be able to render.

Breath of the Wild is another example of stylized art instead of trying to look like a live action movie. It is imagination fuel in a way similar to a Miyazaki film. I think it will age well, too.