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We have limited time available so I understand that simplistic heuristic. But it's just one episode over 1556.

One of the nice aspect of these long form discussions is that you get to see a lot more of the guest's psyche and how they think. Obviously it takes a lot more time than to read pre-baked opinions in articles.

In the case of the Alex Jones episode, he really does come off as a lunatic. I remember that episode being mildly entertaining due to the guest's personality and fairly low in terms of intellectual content. Watching it didn't suddenly make me wear tinfoil hats or believing in chem-trails.
Refactoring is an amazing book, but I think most people would be better served by starting with working effectively with legacy code, as it shows you how to get to a place where you can refactor confidently.

The examples are kinda dated but the approach is pretty timeless.
> Cycling UK, the campaign group that commissioned the findings

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And yet, in the other 49 states without Prop 13, somehow people are able to plan their lives and pay their taxes too. Keeping the taxes artificially low doesn't help with tax planning.

> and they should thank you for your share of the taxes that you paid over the years to keep community in good shape.

After four years, I'd already paid more in lifetime taxes than my neighbors. After eight years, I've paid more than they will ever pay in their lifetime.

After twelve years, my new neighbor will have paid more than my lifetime tax bill.

It's completely out of line.
I wouldn't bother trying to convince these people. From being on this board, I am starting to feel that the US is incredibly anti-Europe. I mean, the US is the country that single handedly created the refugee crisis in Europe by bombing the s* out of the middle east and Libya in the past 20 years, while not accepting any of the responsibilities. Also, would a supposed ally (the US) really threaten to invade the Netherlands if the ICC decided to investigate US of its wrongdoings?
”and the most obviously bias.”

Maybe the most obvious to you, but CNN has always been biased.

“Don’t point out the speck in your brother’s eye when you have a plank in your own”.
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According to your profile you're "transitioning from Reddit
". Might I suggest that rather than bring the worst elements of Reddit here with you, you try to assimilate with the Hacker News community? After all, I assume you're "transitioning from Reddit" for a good reason?
So, here we have one minority out hunting for another minority in the middle of Europe. Incidentally muslims out looking for christians.

I can't think of anything good to say about this at all from any perspective.
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The post fails to specify this, so I hesitated to even bother to click through to the registration page, but this is a free course.

Startup School for Future Founders

A free, 6-week online course for aspiring startup founders.

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I wish I had a clearer idea of what kind of schedule and time commitment is involved. I'm tempted to sign up, but I still have a lot of trouble keeping a schedule, though I'm less impaired than I used to be. I can be productive, but on my own terms, which is why I work from home and yadda.
Right, I could care less about this Wuhan flu crap we need to focus on getting the world's economies back on track. Many more people are suffering from economy issues than the flu.
The open source ecosystem isn't there yet. Actix web and rocket are best positioned to get there soonest. There comes a point where people invest effort into convenience projects such as command line boilerplate generation, but I don't think anyone using Rust right now has this as a priority. Rust crates and modules design make re-use and importing functionality straightforward and explicit. I am not aware of an admin area, but that may very well be what people contribute next. Actix web has the most robust ecosystem at the moment. You'll struggle less than I did because of it (I was an early adopter).
This is as far from "not settled" as it's possible to be.

Have a look at some ADMIXTURE results from HGDP data: https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article/figure/image?... . (I pulled it from https://journals.plos.org/plosgenetics/article?id=10.1371/jo... )

Notice how the modal component in Indian groups is the "Europe" component. Notice how the East Asian groups share almost nothing with the European groups.

And the next time you want to have an argument in public, please try to make sure you know at least a little bit about the topic. Come on.
> Do these "Grey Wolves" [0] still exist then?

Yes. They are also quite sizable in Germany where they are officially organized and about 20.000 members strong. To get an idea for the size: German far right extremists are estimated at about 30.000.
Grey Wolves are also popular in Germany. There are serious reports that they make efforts to infiltrate politics / army / police forces. It's simple: These are fascists.
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Just need to look at display replacement prices, with cracked displays being the most frequent damages (aka Spiderman app). Where these used to be around 60-80 EUR for iPhone 6 (third-party replacement parts), for the X and newer it's basically approaching the price of a new device. Samsung phones, or any other modern Android phone, are just as uneconomically to repair. It seems the only thing to stop the trend for extremely expensive throw-away phones is consumer-/eco-friendly legislation.
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VSCode is a poor example. Its a fully featured IDE, and sure it would be lighter without electron, but it still wouldn't be a lightweight piece of software. I use JetBrains which is not Electron, but also uses it's fair share of ram.
> Your iPhone was not built here. Your banana was not grown here. The corn might have been grown half a country away. The drugs you might have been prescribed were maybe not produced in your country at all. Why would energy be so different in that regard?

The examples you provided here really don't illustrate your point well because most of them are easily shipped across the ocean which is not at all true for energy.
Maybe it is not so much the NSA, but German secret services do pretty much snoop everything they can get their noses into. The only reason that they couldn't collect as much as the NSA was inferior technical capability, not a lack of will or legal options. Everything that happened after Snowden and associated scandals was that the formerly "maybe-legal" status quo was written into law as definitely legal...

Europe is currently building walls along the southern (Ceuta, Mellila) and southeastern (Greece-Turkey, Hungary) borders, and relying on the mediterranean to act as such. It may not be a concerted effort, European politics is very much split up over the refugee situation. But even in the most pro-refugee countries, enforcing some boundaries and borders is still accepted by a majority.
The 2.6 per million miles is just the lower bound. From Waymo's blogpost:

> The majority of incidents in our report fall into this category of typically unreported minor collision or contact.
Or into reducing demand.

How many homes could you insulate for even a tenth of the cost of this project?

There are around 4 milion UK homes using electric storage heaters or ancient oil heating systems for starters.

Office blocks waste vast amounts of electricity on heating and cooling that could be reduced through tougher building regulations.
Reminded me of the Armenian groups that hunted Turks in the 70s and 80s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Turkish_diplomats_assa...
Ignoring the fact that we don't need 5-10 year development for batteries. You are ignoring the 5-10 year build time for a nuclear reactor.
I pray that this becomes more well known and accepted. For as long as I could remember, I have been uncomfortable (to say the least) with a normal sleeping schedule. School life was literally the worst, having to wake up at 8am. And this stuff has to be genetic. My mother has it, and so does my sister. I have also heard anecdotes from my mother about her father struggling to sleep at night as well.
The code linked there is all open, and has a USB device softcore. It's the most approachable FPGA USB implementation I've played with.

edit: Here is the actual USB core that's in there: https://github.com/im-tomu/valentyusb/
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Thanks for the clarification, that puts things right.
Glenn is right-wing and always has been. And he doesn’t ignore Fox News now - he’s one of Tucker Carlson’s most frequent guests!

Glenn Greenwald postures as a civil libertarian when he wants to attack liberals. He has basically not said a word about Trump’s drone program (which by design is dramatically more lethal than Obama’s policy), and not a word about Trump lawlessly defending convicted war criminals and encouraging more war crimes. This is because Greenwald is a dishonest hack.

As someone who admired Greenwald for years and personally had discussions with him where he (temporarily) changed my mind about things through badgering and gaslighting, I am still very upset that I didn’t see this sooner.
This guy has been studying the link: https://scholar.harvard.edu/bfriedman/pages/moral-consequenc... https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/bfriedman/files/the_moral_...
Indeed. A single machine is often more than enough for early startups. It's easy for developers to understand and debug.

What's important is to put the tooling in place to make the deployment reproducible. Deploy using Terraform and Docker to the single VM. Avoid modifying things manually. That's what provides the agility to then scale the infrastructure into bigger shapes as needed.

That's why we developed https://github.com/numtide/terraform-provider-linuxbox , to make that use-case even easier.
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syncthing is a good bet...
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Genetic_similarities...
If you prefer a Verilog IDE instead of Icestudio's drawing approach, have a look at https://github.com/rochus-keller/verilogcreator/
They seem to have at least some influence in the Turkish community in Sweden as well. The former Swedish minister for housing Mehmet Kaplan was ousted for having association with them.
Well we better start stripping them of citizenship and export them back to countries they fight for... In the whole Europe.
I think it is implied that he thinks both are bad
I stand by my opinion that calling a common evolutionary adaptation a disorder is abusive and disrespectful and needlessly oppressive, no different from treating women or gay as inferior.

I do not have a fucking disorder! I just sleep differently!

When I sleep as I need, I feel great! It's only when I tried to follow idiotic schedule which ignores seasons, natural cycles and variations, that I felt bad.

Sleep schedule theory tries to cram a living, breathing being into oversimplified one size fits all box, with perilous consequences.
I wonder if it would help (bit nervous about this comment because it looks like giving advice, and I haven't had the frustration myself) to explicitly preface the sharing with an explicit request not to give advice?

I have been on the other end of that: when the father of a friend of mine passed away they explicitly said they did not want sympathy but instead to do something fun that night, and we did. Years later I still remember that because it felt somewhat as an eye-opener that people can just be that candid.
Where did you see that on the site?? Sounds very interesting.
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> But this is also true of, for example, everyone living on minimum wage in the US today, so I fail to see what's improved.

No it’s not and it takes a shocking amount of willful ignorance to suggest otherwise. If you become very ill in the US you just show up to an ER and they fix the problem. The ER cannot refuse you because you are poor. You deal with bankruptcy/hospital negotiations after. This brings me to my next point.

If you are on minimum wage in the US, there is Medicaid (and additional government health coverage in some states like California) for low income households. Not only do you get health coverage at minimum wage, it doesn’t even bankrupt you if you’re making use of the resources available.

If you’re living off the land, you eat some contaminated fruit and you die. You get a bad infection, you die. You get a bad gash, you might bleed out or get an infection and die. Bad water, giardia, maybe dead. These are all trivial for anyone to get fixed in the US and they are effectively non-issues (for people who actually seek treatment).

Additionally, entire classes of problems that plagued nomads (contaminated water, hookworm, etc) are gone because of drinkable tap water (a few fucked up communities not-withstanding) and sewage systems.

Your equivocation between those living off the land and a minimum wage US worker indicates to me you’ve never experienced low income life nor realize how many benefits of society you can still enjoy. Public education, libraries, OTA TV, parks, heating assistance (in the north at least), food stamps, Medicaid, discounted housing, etc.

If you can’t see how that’s better than living off of the land, I suspect your beef is with the lifestyle of modern civilizations and no amount of income will satisfy your comparison.
Fascists are out for ethnic cleansing while the world turns a blind eye. Sounds familiar?
As someone who struggles with weight and chronic conditions.

There are low hanging fruit.
Dropping weight, removing processed foods, exercise are your bare minimum of what everyone should try for solving Medical problems.

Now a lot of problems can be solved this way. Just not everything.

I suffered exercise intolerance for decades. No mater how hard I tried I would need two weeks of recovery after any work out.
Turned out I had underlying problems that none of the what I mentioned above were going to fix.

However I still feel strongly that if I’m going to complain to a doctor, I should be doing my part with diet and exercise.
In the UK homes are heated with gas, not electricity.
Much of his criticism is focused on the overreach of the US government, but another problem is private sector having too much control , such as tech censorship. The private sector, unlike the public sector, has far fewer avenues for redress of wrongs. try restoring a terminated reddit, fakebook, twitter or YouTube account. The public sector at least has some accountability, which you do not see in the private sector. Civil lawsuits are very expensive, arbitration is not that effective, etc.
Wonderful! This has let me confirm my 30+ year grudge that the game Osbit is bloody difficult!
I would say that scaling is pretty much the only thing that modern webdev gets kind of right, in the outcome of not in the approach.
It's funny but true.

Fox is just an aberration, I assume we all know they are not reasonable - or at least their opinion parts (and it's mostly opinion).

But the rest of the press ostensibly holds themselves to higher standards.

That said, I don't agree with a lot of what Greenwald has to say either.
Cell size is a determinant of stem cell potential during aging (full paper)
It's also interesting to note that education and government recommendations miss the most effective individual actions to contribute to environment protection; having one fewer child is by far more effective than anything else; here is a peer reviewed scientific publication: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/aa7541
OK it seems that I am wrong and I concede the point.

Thank you for posting links to supporting evidence.
This is just life in general. Some people get funding/support for their own ideas and some people do not. I don't think it is specific to academia.
Yes, have you replied to the wrong comment?

Besides, very soon all new construction in the UK will be required to be heated exclusively by electricity, so for new housing heating costs will be absolutely huge compared to gas.
They didn't hunt "Turks" though, they assassinated Turkish Diplomats. That feels more like Mossad hunting Nazis after the Holocaust.
"These things happened... this problem... the warnings about this"

What specifically happened? What is the commonality that you see?
Spouse has a threshold weight. Above she snores like a train. I sleep elsewhere.

Below she’s fine.
> what’s stopping this from being implemented?

phone cases?
I think the right word is "infiltrate". Not just army and police, but sports clubs, refugee centers, city halls, everything.

It is the long arm of Ankara and if they were Russians or North Koreans, they would have been proscribed by the German authorities a long time ago. Unfortunately, their dangerousness was not recognized early enough, so they were allowed to expand. What to do with this cancer now, that is the question.
The light is not very useful anyway.

Source: http://xlab.berkeley.edu/connect/Portnoff%20-%20WebcamPaper....
While the two party system does have problems they tend to be vastly overstated (and are much more difficult to solve than the complainers want to acknowledge).

The problem is that US conservatives, both elites and ordinary voters, have become profoundly radicalized since 1964, and specifically since the Civil Rights Act (Edit: though the underpinnings for this started with McCarthyism and Brown v. Board - it was really the 1964 election that moved this radicalism into the white conservative mainstream, not just the Birchers.)

In that sense things are really similar to Weimar Germany, which was a multiparty democracy in which there were many viable non-Nazi options for conservative voters. Yet German conservatives across the board decided that a Nazi dictatorship was preferable to a democracy where socialists might win. In general it is very difficult to sustain a democracy when 40% of the electorate rejects the concept.
Let go of the name - find a better one that matches your pivot
Sounds right to me.

Also if I’m in a flare, those items will swell noticeably
I'm not sure what to make of this comment. I'm not going to pretend I understand any of this at anything short of an extremely superficial level but you argument sounds like something a religious fundamentalist might say; just insert their belief system.

"To someone like me, who believes that the universe is, must be, fundamentally a construct of god, the actual academic paper is hardly any better. Whatever the paper is doing is not describing any kind of god process... sounds far more like a kind of liturgical incantation than a description of how god is running our universe."

I might be wrong, my understanding is limited, but you shouldn't dismiss something because it doesn't fit with you beliefs; you beliefs may be wrong g.
I'm in no position to judge this, may I suggest making available your models and simulations to the physics community - perhaps even start with https://physics.stackexchange.com/ and see what they say? If they blow holes in it at least you have some feedback from professionals to work with. Good luck!
This is cool info and all but:

“This tells us we should be looking for drugs that bind to that pocket and can serve the same purpose as the cryptochrome tail.”

We don't yet know why this genetic variation exists, but we are leaping to the conclusion that we just need to drug these folks and force their bodies to work 'normally' and that's that.

I wish I were in a position to expand on why I think that's problematic, but I'm not. Ironically, I'm incredibly short of sleep myself at the moment and need to go try to get more sleep.
He voted for Bernie, he's definetly on the liberal side. He complains about CNN because he felt it used to be his news network so to speak.
I have been working with a guy who constantly avoids popular libraries. Constantly. And his product is constantly more accurate (factored, few bugs) and then he can document it without referring to any outside sources. It's pretty good discipline to write things yourself and only grow into libraries when you have proven you know what you need.
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Ask HN: How can I help my 40 year old brother get into tech?
My older brother has worked in retail his whole life, mostly in supermarkets. He's had a managerial role but the career path and salary has never been great and he's often worked graveyard shifts. He understandably has felt very unfulfilled and depressed with his life.

He has always been really into computers and I've begged him for years to try and angle his way into tech. I'm a UI/UX designer and PM myself, so I know it's possible but I'm also aware that I could be seeing through rose-colored glasses here.

I've offered to start training him in UI/UX design weekly but I'm not sure what the best long-term path would be for him/me to focus on. Do you have any recommendations for him?
It took our ancestors a lot of time and effort to build redress avenues into governments.

I think we have to do the same with Big Tech.

And the Divine Right of Kings absolutist party has made a comeback in the "they are private companies, why dont you start your own Google" crowd.
> Living in Portland was also the first time I felt noticed for being in a mixed-race marriage.

Somehow, I can help but invariably notice the lack of mixed-races relationships in US movies et tv series, even to this day where diversity representation (slowly) improves in these mediums.
https://twitter.com/SPashayef/status/1321571524235698178

"The marches followed violent clashes earlier Wednesday, when a group of pro-Armenian demonstrators blocked a motorway near Vienne, and clashed with members of the Turkish community. According to police, clashes with knives broke out, and four people were injured, including a 23-year-old man who was hit with a hammer."

Read before spreading your xenophobia against Turkish people.
The article and this whole thread is awesome; there’s so much to learn.

My only contribution is to point out that the late Hudak was very interested in making music with software and spent a significant portion of The Haskell School of Expression, https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Haskell_School_of_E... on it.