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Here are some of the resources that I think will help you.

1)Trello board dedicated to no-code resource- https://trello.com/b/A4OmiAWb/100-no-code-resources

2) A curated list of productivity and work efficiency based apps made using no code - https://web.dronahq.com/embed/dnBS2dcZWSuVHM1yppIKvNKQx66S9f...

3) #1 no-code slack community - https://nocodefounders.com/

Then there is always access to twitter and individual platform communities [like bubble community] where you can engage and learn.
For me, my brother passed away recently, he was there all normal when I went to class, he was dead when I came back.
I am one of those who had no one reaching out to me. Nobody cared. I try to mention it and people changes the subject immediately, or goes like "life's cruel to everyone, I cannot go online to play my game tonight!" or some other minor inconvenience to "compare" to my grief. I wasn't even given some leisure about missing classes. I had to be back there immediately after the cremation.

I truly loved my brother. I have been with him all of my life, he was there when I was born and was there until his last day. I have lost family and friends before, but I was not as close to anyone else as I was to him. In all of this world, he was the only one "on my level". He knew what I was talking about anytime, I knew what he was talking about anytime. We shared the same pains and trials that to everyone else sound like fiction. We never had a serious fight, and even if we argued it was a matter of hours before returning to good terms. I had no tears left by the time his remains got incinerated. I miss him so much.

Yet...for people, it's more inconvenient to have to wear a mask or have an ISP downtime, or being unable to go to the bar because of an airborne virus. I had people literally stop talking to me during the first week because "I was cramping their style with the sadness" or people being all "toughen up emo kid life is shit for everyone" while the corpse was still being examined...

I am not a charismatic person. I am aware of that. I ramble about things and my writing style is verbose. But, why I am not deserving of any pity? All I wanted was to talk to someone after losing the one I had the closest relationship with. Then the pandemic happened and got even more isolated. I still haven't managed to talk about it to anyone, to get it off my chest. My opinion of society at large is so low it might never bounce back.

I probably have the same thing that led to his death. Still going through testing because the pandemic slowed everything to a crawl, having to be reminded of it every day for way longer than it should be reasonable. It'd be sad to die this bitter.

If someone bothered to reach to the parent poster, that means they cared, even if just at a small level. Some people don't even empty platitudes out of courtesy and are expected to still perform as normal or else.

Life is not cruel, it has no sapience nor sentience. People, however, can be unbelievably cruel.
Typically you are already registered with a specific party affiliation (so you can participate in primaries) and this information is often available online. It's not a big deal.
> Ergo Poland has always been more connected politically and culturally to the West

Politically and religiously more connected to Rome, not the West as Rome stopped being the head of the West for centuries now. But Poland is also ethnically, linguistically and culturally closer to the slavic nations.
There was an interesting chart from the economist today about that, which showed a strong correlation. The denser the area the more democratic.

https://twitter.com/gelliottmorris/status/132625098113116979...
> There are legitimate issues you can bring up about china.

If you don't consider those other things you discredit to be sensible, I am very curious what issues regarding China you do think are legitimate.
I am really curious about both sides of your comment, but I don't know where to start asking. How do you write parametrized SQL in a spreadsheet? And what is wrong with our data models? What even _are_ our data models?
Thank you for clarifying, makes much more sense.

Because the only way to do price finding is to make an offer and have customers accept it. [...] So selling with a low (or free) price does not give you any moral rights later to say it was too low, give me more.

You're thinking of this in a very narrow way.

If I tell you "here, have this for free, no strings attached", and then after you use it, I jump out of the bushes and say "hey! That thing had value! You're morally obligated to pay me!", of course you are under no such obligation. That seems to be the situation you're thinking of.

What if you open your imagination a bit? What if I say, "if I tried to maximize the amount of money I made, I would have to price out people who wouldn't be able to pay anyway and their lives would be better off being able to use what I built. I don't care about maximizing the amount of money I can make, I'd just like fair compensation, so instead of setting a specific price I just ask you to 'tip' a fair amount if you can."

Am I "morally entitled" to any specific amount of money, if I didn't set a specific price? Not really, no. But it's not like I'm saying "please, have this for free, I don't want anything back, seriously", instead I'm saying "I would like something back, but I'm trusting you to decide on a fair amount".

Here's the more interesting question: if you're not obligated to pay a specific amount, can such a "trust" system work? Can I get fair compensation, and still allow anyone who wants to be able to use my work?

As it stands today, in most cases, probably not. But open your imagination a little. Can it be made to work? Can there be public pressure on major companies to contribute to TideLift and/or OpenCollective? Maybe non-commercial source-available licenses, which still contribute to The Commons, even if they're not the traditional understanding of "open source"?
Text Augmentation Techniques
I mean, I think there's value in protecting a continuing enterprise. Most of the fault of our copyright laws fall on Disney. And to be honest: I think it's okay if Disney retains a near-perpetual copyright on Mickey Mouse, as they're actively continuing to build on and produce content, and otherwise exploit that resource.

I am most irritated about copyright holding on abandoned works. If a book or game or movie is not republished, continued, redistributed, etc. by the copyright holder for a number of years, I feel like their copyright should expire so that others may do as they wish to copy and distribute and build on.

I think there's a place a line could be drawn there: I feel Disney tends to use and continue and redistribute their assets for a very long time. If you want them, you can find them. I don't feel like Conan Doyle's estate should be able to basically copyright troll and just solicit license fees... if it was truly interested in maintaining control of Sherlock Holmes, it would be actively pursuing new stories from within itself, not just trying to tax people who create new content.
Show HN: Crystal - Clean and simple spending tracker for new credit card users
Do you mean OSTs?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_statistic_tree
As was pointed out last time it was posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19947458
38 hours is the standard work week in many countries, which I only mention to let you know that you are asking for a very normal thing. Totally reasonable.
EU Amazon Antitrust investigation launched
> What happened to the ughyur propaganda nonsense?

So.... you know it's real right? I've been there. Have you?
I ended up moving to the FAANG, the second time I interviewed; I was offered position(s) the first time, but declined. The second time I interviewed was with a group of engineers who were from a recently acquired startup. I am under no impression that'd I'd be hired now; the interview process is way more rigorous.
Suggest checking the home page for typos, e.g. gaurantee -> guarantee
The Soviet Union had a long tradition of non-secret ballots--and naturally virtually everyone voted for the Communist Party candidate [there weren't other candidates, but theoretically you could vote yes or no on the ones on the ballot].
What is 100% time out of curiosity?
"Why Albert Einstein's theories prove the Earth is flat."

Hmmm... this seems fishy. I'm not going to read any further.

Peanut gallery: That seems a bit presumptuous. Confirmation bias much?
That seems like a hell of a lot of RAM for next to nothing.

I'm not a mac user but that seems ridiculous. I'd be investigating what's hogging it all.
Yes but on Apple then you are at the mercy of the XCode environment. It's not all it's cracked up to be, and it's pretty cracked up..
POCO is the POJO of .Net.
If Dongryul would add the latex files to the repo and use more descriptive folder names, I suspect that he'd see some pull requests come in to fix errata. If the coursework started at an undergraduate level, I would have been happy to help :-)
> Brinks is owned by ADT.

No, they aren't. They were acquired by Moni, a separate company.
Layoffs coming, then?

(If you don't know, don't guess.)
I also have to agree, now most modern stuff is only mentioned at WWDC, while the older material is only available in the archive, with its replacement being just the "header" file/module listing.

I just keep saving the ones I need, because even the archive eventually deleted, e.g. Objective-C++ docs.
rerere gives me nightmares. Much prefer some delicate merging footwork if at all possible.
Hey HN!

We created an app to understand spending and create budgets in a clear and simple format.

We started Crystal because we felt a disconnect between what we spent and understanding our spending patterns. We wanted something that was clear, easily digestible, and provides me with context from past transactions.

Other apps weren’t particularly valuable and - they constantly disconnected from my banks, only group one month of transactions, and take a do-it-all approach which overwhelmed me. Crystal focuses on just budgeting and spend tracking - and does it well. We have up to 2 years of transactions and waaay more context and info for each transaction than other apps do.

We launched an MVP on Android in September. It’s free to try and we’d love your feedback! If you’re on iOS, check out this demo of the app here: http://bit.ly/crystalappdemo. We really want to hear from you about your pain points on other apps and what you think about what we’re providing here.

PS: Up next we’re adding a social aspect where you can share your budget progress with friends. Let us know what you think and if you’d share yours with your friends to keep each other accountable!
Absolutely! Have you seen this (interactive) article by the New York Times? It's unbelievable.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/09/09/technology/ap...
SHA256 is a fixed circuit. It's a particularly weird thing to implement. Other than it being a bit long, it's not complex to implement, even on a calculator.

If you want an example of something moderately complex but well defined, go implement a min-heap or some other basic algorithm.
> The older I get the more absurd the years of my life wasted in schooling become

The more time I spend working in my chosen field, the more I appreciate the time I spent studying unrelated subjects.
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That's not how I understood it.
"Make sure the website making requests to a private network is served over HTTPS."

My understanding of it is the site making the call to the resource on the 'private' network, must be served via HTTPS.
this is most certainly just a studio and not a real lab.
From my perspective, that’s pretty much how it works anyway. At the end of the day you’re sampling from a distribution. You can improve the outcome by networking, interview prep, and negotiation strategy but all of those are just changing the shape of the distribution. I would reject the idea of intentionally adding more randomness because the signal is already so obscured.
I dont think school would have done me much either way, but I really do wish I put more effort into learning certain subjects I wrote off as useless a teenager.
What if randomness here also might be a mechanism for possible divine intervention?
Thanks for the tip about pock.dev. I've been rocking GC-BTT. A bit cumbersome to setup but love the functionality:
https://community.folivora.ai/t/goldenchaos-btt-the-complete...
Would you rather they not admit to it?
That's crazy, you guys need a union or something. It should be easy to negotiate that kind of thing even for people just starting. Everyone's life is different, everyone has different monetary goals and work availability/tolerances.

I'm sure this is obvious but that would exclude a huge group of people from the outset.
Right. It's amusing that people think they can just "opt out" of ads. Sure, you might miss the preroll commercial but just about every car, every cell phone, every drink, and every clothing choice that you see in media is a paid placement now. Some of it is more obvious than others, "I can't believe how great this Ford Fusion handles" but most of it is just a flash of a logo in the broader plot.
First, I think you misunderstand poll margins of error. For example, the NYT poll is +-4 for each candidate. Meaning it could swing a total of 8 points.

That isn't anything new.

"In a new paper with Andrew Gelman and Houshmand Shirani-Mehr, we examined 4,221 late-campaign polls — every public poll we could find — for 608 state-level presidential, Senate and governor’s races between 1998 and 2014. Comparing those polls’ results with actual electoral results, we find the historical margin of error is plus or minus six to seven percentage points. (Yes, that’s an error range of 12 to 14 points, not the typically reported 6 or 7.)"

(written before 2016 election)
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/06/upshot/when-you-hear-the-...
How AI is convincing you to want things you don't need
While 18% is a big number it definitely isn't "Unquestioned market dominance.".
To be specific, since it might help someone and it’s important to get the technicals right, dig into the IRS portion of the federal code, section 1202, or QSBS. Note, doesn’t apply to LLCs ... so you eat double taxation if cash flow positive but it’s less burdensome now with the Trump tax rule.

Decent link here: https://www.svb.com/blogs/svb-private-bank/understanding-qua...

I believe, but can’t find, that you need to trade cash for the shares to qualify, so if your basis isn’t zero, it might require writing a check into the entity to cleanly qualify.... moral of the story here is pay someone to help you on this :)
> > ... if you have physical access to the machine ...

> The computers are in a locked cabinet, ...

Or, in other words, no physical access?
Does duty make you a better consumer? Does it make you take on personal debt? Does it make you subscribe to more services? Do you increase anyone's MRR by being dutiful?

Does self development improve the bottom line? Can I sell you as many pharmaceuticals if you get into good shape? Can I sell you as many therapies if you get your mind in order? Can I sell you as many recreational substances if you have fewer things to avoid?

The incentives structure in modern society no longer instills these values because they do not produce the ideal consumer.
What? Are you maybe talking about the extent of downstream patching? Because Arch Linux does insert it's own "junk" into upstream, but probably to a lesser extent than Ubuntu or maybe Debian.
Not specifically Go related, but I am consistently annoyed that Helm's templating is a _very_ thin abstraction over Go's templating which has many drawbacks in that context.
One thing to note is that depending on how your network is structured and firewalled, if _one_ server has a graphical env of some sort (maybe a ML/image processing server that has graphical environments installed)... root access could be nasty nonetheless.

I never install GUIs on my servers, but when deploying a image processing server, while installing another package to debug CUDA/drivers, I've unintentionally added a full windowing system without realising it.
Feast, feature store developed by gojek joins LFAI
> When you enroll a device in, say, your primary Google account, trying to enroll the same device again produces the same cryptographic key.

That's not correct. The keys are random so of course there would be statistically no chance to get the same one.

However, if you actually try to do this it simply doesn't work, it says you already enrolled this authenticator, which is true. How does it know? During enrollment the site presents a list of identifiers it already knows for your account, and your browser shows this list to all your authenticators, they won't re-enroll if they recognise an identifier as their own.

This delivers a nice UX. If you have several authenticators you don't need to unplug ones that were already enrolled to enroll more. Likewise you don't need to unplug the ones that don't know, say, Facebook credentials, to log into Facebook, the browser will see OK, this authenticator can't help me, let's try the others.

If you own the backend (I have a test system for this) you can just not provide that list of existing identifiers and if you do that the authenticator will cheerfully generate a fresh key pair (different from the first one) and complete enrolment again for the new key pair. A real site should never do that.
Yeah, I am always curious to know if those meticulously designed workplace background was the real hardware lab or a TV studio. It makes more sense to be a studio for shooting videos.
Sounds quite messy in the slack channels of the nytimes. A democratic (small D) atmosphere where the newspaper’s hierarchy does not seem to matter. Interesting that the tech and data workers of the times feel as justified in opining on the paper’s direction as the writers and editors. This article makes it sound as if the insurrection from within is driven partly by those who are not producing the main content of the paper.

I was surprised to read that the opinion section garners 20% of the reads despite being 10% of the content. I personally avoid the opinion section because it feels impotent; the republicans control the government and indignant opinions change nothing about that.
Be careful of sites like this. There are a lot of NGOs set up solely to propagandise against China.

If you want a laugh follow the link to the Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center, where they show a bunch of kids playing dress up in historic PLA uniforms and claim China is giving first graders army training.
Yeah, this is a big problem. I wanted to understand the differences between just C#, F#, .NET Standard, .NET Framework, and .NET Core, and it took a somewhat long article[1] just to figure that out!

[1]: .NET on Non-Windows Platforms, a Brief History. https://two-wrongs.com/dotnet-on-non-windows-platforms-brief...
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I hope evolution of education in general involves decentralization, increased choice (particularly for K-12), and greater competition. We badly need alternatives to the hegemony of stagnant one-size-fits-all public schools and bloated 4 year colleges. I’m also concerned about these institutions may negatively impact our society, as they are rapidly turning into ideological monocultures (colleges) or vehicles for indoctrination (K-12). And for all the increased spending, we are seeing no tangible improvement in quality of core education. A lot of the ideas in this article are interesting and may solve some of these problems - let’s hope we (parents and students and employers) are ready to accept bold experimentation and not put up barriers (like with teachers unions resisting charter schools).
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I try to take 1, 4, and 5 into account with mine. I mostly discount 5s but it's still good to see what people are saying. 4 will let you know what issues the product really has, and 1 will give you an idea of how frequently the product breaks or arrives broken.
There are some undergraduate courses like Math 55a. For a list with descriptive names, they are on his old website https://dongryulkim.wordpress.com/notes/course_notes/
You can read AP or Reuters if you want more newswire oriented coverage.
What's real? Be specific. But you can't because you people just care of spreading propaganda.

> I've been there.

Is it you rushan abbas?

https://old.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/e9ad4n/i_am_rushan_ab...

> Have you?

Of course not. You crazy? The chinese ( or Xi personally ) is putting everyone in death camps.

The ughyur nonsense is just the falun gong nonsense rehashed ( the death camps, stolen organs, etc ). I fell for that bullshit hard in the mid 2000s. I'm not falling for that now. There's an old saying a great man reminded us of once - fool me once shame on you, fool me twice...

You and your pathetic little band of propagandists can downvote me all you want but that isn't going to change the truth. And I've been on this ride before, so it isn't much of a surprise.
> In an unfortunately rare case of reason conquering madness, a VW exec (Oliver Schmidt) was extradited and convicted over the diesel emissions scandal, instead of the engineers taking the brunt of the punishment.

Side note but I think he was grabbed at the airport, not extradited from abroad.
At first two annoying lies in the title alone.

The Future of Networking? Networking is not only linux. eBPF is linux-only. Everyone else uses the secure variant dTrace, which has even wide-spread user-space support. So you can trace across the kernel, processes and its extensions/scripts. For decades.

Future of Security? eBPF is insecure. User-accessible arrays in the kernel can never be secure. dTrace did not do that for a reason, it was already compromised with the spectre-like attacks, and the fixes were laughable at best to safe face.

Linux might be advised to do better (or is just NIH?), but advertising Worse as Better was fashionable in the 80ies only.
So is the fact Sweden puts vitamin D in milk and other foods pointless then ?