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To me, this article reads as one of the two main "angels sitting on my shoulders" when I reflect anxiously about whether I'm spending my time on this earth in The Right Way.

The other voice argues that I will be healthier and more capable of producing the things I actually want to produce if I can just stop being so damn stressed about "wasting" an evening playing video games every once in a while. Why buy into the myth that the meaning of life is maximizing productivity?

Some people have biases against specific forms of media (video games and TV take especially big punches) they feel are the Fentanyl of art in a world that otherwise would be glasses of wine. In the end it always feels like a debate about the right ratios of consuming vs. producing, which I feel like is worth reflecting about but will be different for every personality.
Common Lisp has pretty clear, straightforward rules about inlining.

File compilation is allowed to automatically inline function calls that are in the same compilation unit as their target.

This follows from the reasoning that material which is compiled together will be loaded together, and those functions will be redefined together.

The details are in 3.2.2.3 Semantic Constraints, bullets 3-5.

In any case where this inlining would be a problem, you must use declaim globally or declare locally to request notinline.

Likewise, you can use an inline declaration to encourage inlining.
"Mice lie and monkeys exaggerate" is a well known truism in research.
If we generalize the author position from Netflix to any other hobbies... I would ask, how great minds can continue to create great stuff without experiencing life and living like humans that they are?

Instead of just keeping in mind "I need to be productive!" people (probably) should do whatever they want, fight their fights and strive to do what they love.

Do you think the work of a genius would be better if at some point in their life we (society) had put him in a cell and obligated him to create more "awesome stuff" 24h a day?
I've been meaning to check that out too!
I find it quite unfortunate that an ad hominem attack has removed this post from public discussion (due to the flagging). I thought HN was above such things!
While vaccines that have made it through the regulatory process have for the most part been extremely safe, without that process we have no idea if the vaccine is going to cause more problems than it solves.
I am sorry, but I disagree.
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It's logical. From 100 000 players, one eventually will be bored and start asking more interesting questions, first by finding workarounds in game logic, then moving to "how things work" and so on. But in reality games in mass are "gambling lots" filled width "dark UX" patterns, maximising user engagement for profit. Nothing more. Indie game development is full with horror stories and successful ones are rare.
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That's an example, not an argument.

The argument is that we're taking a major public health risk on the basis of low-quality science, in an industry with a questionable track-record.

This isn't just a new food product. This is more directly comparable to a new pharmacological compound, and ought to be treated as such.
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Indeed logistics will matter as the vaccine needs to be transported at around -80°C. So let’s hope nothing happens which might cause delays in shipping from Belgium to the U.K. after 31st December.
I run my own email domain for my family. We have DKIM and SPF setup. We've been on a clean, constant IP for 5+ years. We still have deliverability problems that I don't have from O365 (work) or gmail. We probably have even more than we detect, because these are typically invisible until you can "discover the absence of a signal".
Ahh. So its a bad app/framework then.
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I’d be fine with this if we eliminate corn, wheat, and soy subsidies. As far as I’m concerned these products are poison and responsible for the American obesity epidemic.
I got super lucky on many fronts to make that happen (perfect alignment of my niche skills with company needs, tax optimization possibilities from working remotely, etc.), but yes, it's really crazy!
At this point, it seems the only ones reaching immortality are the mice.
Our state has completely eradicated the virus. Zero cases for nearly 5 weeks, with 10-20k tests each day, from 700+ cases per day in July/August.

The outbreak was painstakingly contact-traced, transmission patterns modeled in great detail.

The transmissions were indoors; initially in workplaces and homes, then it tore through aged care homes.

Transmission outdoors just wasn't a factor. The government still imposed limits on how much outdoor interaction could happen, and mandated masks after things got bad, but the number of outdoor transmissions didn't change; it was always insignificant. Indoor contact was clearly the driver.

To be fair, the facts here probably don’t contradict your point much; severe restrictions were imposed, and adhered to by our largely compliant population, including significant limits on outdoor contact (exercise with only one person outside one's household for up to one hour per day) and requirements for distancing and mask-wearing.

Incidentally, Melbourne is the only large city in Australia that has cool/dark winters and a high incidence of Vitamin D deficiency, and was the only city to have a major covid outbreak. The other (warmer/sunnier/higher Vit D) cities didn’t limit outdoor contact at all, and had no trouble preventing outbreaks.
Mainstream diet advice is garbage and more and more people are waking up to this.

This fake meat produt has THE SAME ISSUE AS MARGARINE HAD: people think it's safe because a few "experts" say so. This is what happened to margarine.

In reality artifical food is always a bomb waiting to go off inside of you.

So this artifical meat is the modern equivalent of what "margarine is healthy for you" was ~60 years ago.
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I wonder if this means that it will be compatible with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and the SQL Data Tools (SDDT) that come with Visual Studio community edition.

One thing I really like about SQL Server aside from the high quality tooling is that I can write stored procedures which return multiple heterogeneous result sets with no ceremony. The TSQL dialect is one of the best IMO.
For previous donation platforms operating at same scale on AWS we use Serverless Framework and have our own lambda wrapper which wraps the code and provides monitoring, etc...

For this we just wrote straight up Node JS and plumbing through to Stripe, super simple really. Deployed via github actions on RTE's cloudflare account, really simple. No one time charges from the Stripe side or anywhere really. Only other cost was Sentry, which was more than the hosting as we used it for a lot of the informational alongside error logging.

We have a separate article en-route with all the technicals, just waiting on client sign off, as is stats heavy...
Also this interpretation would completely block any sharing within the pharmaceutical field, where the original data is required by law to be kept for a minimum of 25 years. I personally like the definitions from UKAN, which talk about anonymous data as relating to data environments.

edit: https://msrbcel.files.wordpress.com/2020/11/adf-2nd-edition-...
Sometimes it's a kind of fake modesty.
Well, the majority of the time went into being able to turn the bug into an exploit.
My other favorite is the use of "too much"

Example from that account: "Too much fructose can cause liver damage -- in mice."

To quote Stephen Fry, "Of course too much is bad for you. Too much is exactly that quantity which is excessive! Too much water is bad for you."
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This sounds great but performance is the obvious question. Is this intended for long term usage? Or is this one of those stop gap solutions you're intended to replace but end up keeping for 5 years?

Also interesting to know how they map SQL Server security on top of this.

Very cool sounding but at the same time I might dread inheriting a system running on this if I started a new job.
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hyenas or old human populations dont have the ability or opportunity to reduce harm

we do

farming animals is bad no matter what hyenas do, that's such a weird counterargument
This only would makes sense if there would be evidence that the vaccines are so-called _sterile_ vaccines. Which means vaccinated people cannot transmit the virus to others. But, absolutely no covid-19 vaccine can be considered as sterile, because there is just no data for it. So, it is, for now, just a self-protection vaccine.
Buy a mouse wiggler, problem solved.
I'm super curious -- how does chip manufacturing yield go with node size?

Do they need to design even more defect-tolerant designs if the density of random environmental contamination stays about constant? (Is that true?) Or do they need the clean rooms, solvents, filtration, etc. to improve just as much with every jump in node size?

I was also wondering, since Apple is not marketing on Ghz and playing the Intel game, how do they deal with variable chip manufacturing yield? Is there a narrow band or minimum chip speed that they'll accept and toss anything performing below?
Does the SoC become so physically larger that yields also go down by any significant amount, and any defects at such small sizes become much more troublesome?
It appears that phase 3 trials haven’t started yet in that vaccine. I would expect it to be several months before it is ready to submit.
That’s the half part of the ass I was talking about. Take my “appointment” example and make it a meet up with an old friend. You may not have any location data to work with. If I live in the pacific TZ and I’m meeting up with an old friend in eastern, December 20th at 11am, “store UTC then adjust in the client” would make me 3 hours late.
Sounds good. Please keep the option to use with on-prem servers, for example, I have 8 remote servers currently that I use through Pycharm remote interpreter.
You just have to identify them. I also wonder if a social butterfly has a bigger contact network than the average church goer or retail employee.
Because fat old people don't deserve to live?
I'd wager it was way worse "before" when there was way less access to information. Nowadays you can at least google almost anything which isn't intentionally obscured while "before" there was no "global knowledge storage". I feel like the article is mixing "scale" with "obscurity". Yeah things are more automated but they are doing the same thing many more times before, it's not like the average person cannot comprehend what is happening if they invested enough time to have the necessary knowledge
The world has always been too complex too understand.

Even before human society became complex, the natural world around us was already immensely complex.

Additionally human society was already too complex too understand from before we were born. This title implies he was waiting for the complexity to happen. "Finally."

Things may appear more complex because of the internet and social media. Really what's happening is there's a lot more information that's accessible to us and a lot of it is useless.

One thing people don't realize is they think society is falling into chaos with the pandemic trump and all the garbage they report on the media.

What they don't realize that there has never been a time in history where the world is more at peace then there is now. We are extraordinarily lucky to live in these times, source:

https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2014/12/the-world-is-not...

But humans like drama so to get more views people have to dramatize everything. Really nothing is happening. Trump or Biden being president is more likely to change what you see on the news over an actual change to your way of life.
How do we know if it’s safe? What if in 20 years we realize we’ve given everyone mad cow disease or some other slow acting wasting disease because of lab grown meat? I would be extremely concerned about ingesting these products.
I'm willing to bet that an undergraduate can study adults more than I can. I am after all tired and busy, so my self-reflection is limited to oppining on HN.

In terms of intellectual maturity, undergraduates are no different from older adults, and the outside perspective can be valuable.
Tau looks too much like Pi.

It should be Rho for Rotation.
“none of advanced food technologies turned out not massively harmful”
Honestly, it's the synthetic novel proteins part that worries me. Prion diseases are real and not well understood.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prion

>Prions are misfolded proteins with the ability to transmit their misfolded shape onto normal variants of the same protein. They characterize several fatal and transmissible neurodegenerative diseases in humans and many other animals.[3] It is not known what causes the normal protein to misfold,

A lot of them take years to even be discovered once your infected and we're still not sure what causes them to misfold.

We're making proteins in a lab, have done only a few years of study on the safety and have approved them for human consumption. We may not see or understand the consequences for decades.
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why are wild animals only used as an ethical measure tape when it comes to animal consumption?
> But before the guillotines come out, the .01%ers will have lots of cash for buying art, personalized AAA video games, solid gold plumbing fixtures, and the like.

That doesn't pass the smell test. For instance: it doesn't help the 99.9%ers if one .01%er pays another 10x for a Picasso and a 0.1%er makes a commission on the sale, and I don't imagine the elite demand for new-art production would increase much from current levels. Production of personal goods, luxury or otherwise, for elites can't fill the gaps caused by automation, since they already buy them today. Even over-the-top conspicuous consumption won't cut it either (e.g. employing tens of thousands in North Korean Mass Games-style performances just to employ tens of thousands), is getting into pretty dystopian territory.
That's a good point, but I would argue to it by saying that meditation isn't a drug or a therapy like it has been marketed to western audience.It's more like martial arts or yoga or gym you can assume!

So obviously, Dunning–Kruger effect will be there!
An absolute master will in turn show Imposter Syndrome maybe :)

Anyway, let me give you not so brief information about the way I have understood meditation and spiritual enlightenment.Both are different, meditation is a practice, spirituality is an understanding, I call it the feeling of accepting everything but anyway I am young so don't take my word for it.

Coming from Indian background I have always seen this junction of science and technology that is mostly conceptualized in west vs. local culture and traditions.I use reason and logic to understand my surrounding still I get awestruck with the way things have worked around me!!!

Meditation is inherent in our culture.The first method for meditation was mentioned in a book called 'Vigyan Bhairav Tantra' in which lord Adiyogi(the first yogi/ shiva) explains how you can experience god, commenting: god is not a knowledge like most of the religion interprets but rather an experience which we all can have by practicing meditation[*it is never mentioned that that's what meditation is].

A total of 112 ways to meditate, to access the `sushma naari `on your forehead! Apparently, seventh/sixth method was used by Gautama(Buddha) to achieve enlightenment.

Anyway coming back to the point,the one who practices meditation according to that teaching is the real deal, and i am not saying this in a fanatical way, it has mentioned almost all possible way of meditations.

Now, a person who practice smeditation needs to follow some routine [in earlier time they used to], eg. intermittent fasting, early waking up and, few other routine which i am forgetting right now. But one needs to be disciplined while practicing this. Just like martial arts!

If a person becomes narcissist and self centered just by doing it for few months/years is basically suffering from Dunning–Kruger effect!as mentioned earlier... Achieving a true spiritual existence requires a lot of practice and patience!
Nothing is 100% safe. The word "safe" is used by almost everyone to mean a feeling they get. Something is safe to them if it feels safe. Flying is "safe" if you don't fear flying. It is not if one is afraid of getting on an airplane. Is driving a car "safe"? It is if you don't feel scared when driving in a car. Any other use of the word would need to have some statistical evaluation of the situation. Saying the risks of the treatment are outweighed by the benefit is a great rational way of saying drug is safe enough to use, but most people don't use the word safe in that way.

To me a chainsaw is a safe tool to use. Dangerous, but safe. To others it is not. Is a chainsaw a "safe" tool?
How long will it take before we know the long term effects of any subtle changes in food chemistry, especially if this becomes the primary diet of some individuals? This seems wildly complex and unpredictable. It wouldn't surprise me if it took decades.
Apple doesn't really obfuscate their code outside of their DRM stuff–usually they just remove all the symbols and do a ⌘F for certain terms in their open source releases and strip those out. It really seems to be an manual process, since sometimes they miss things…
I've noticed a shift in the last decade or so from self deprecating to self loathing. People seem loath to admit that we are one of the richest, most privileged, most developed countries in the world.
I never heard of it. It appears that bedrock is for datacenters while AergoLite is decentralized, installed directly on each device. There may be many differences though.
Firefox (different versions, up to 78.4) here too, having to click on the drawn objects multiple times to make it react.
Some have the experience of undergrad as one of whimsical lack of responsibility (myself included), but there are many students out there juggling classwork, jobs, families, etc. It can also be very stressful in the moment, whereas hindsight paints a rosier picture (myself included).
Does this poster can even learn grammar right?
As an "armchair manufacturing engineer", why would they want to buy manufacturing capacity? I would think the effort to (a) install Tesla machines/people in existing rectangle buildings is not much less effort than (b)install Tesla machines/people in NEW rectangle buildings.

EDIT: Making new buildings is the easy part?
A definite YES.

Day-to-day tasks that, today, involve usage of plastic were possible even before its discovery and wide-spread use. Maybe, yes, plastics have made many things easier, but, if we can all come to the conclusion that plastics are more bad than good, then we can all get rid of it.

It is also likely that an alternative to plastic will come up one day(maybe it already exists). It is also likely that people figure out a way to effectively reuse used plastic(maybe it already exists). But, what about the harm that has already been done? For that, not only do we have to go out and collect thrown away plastic scrap but also figure out what to do with it. We also want people to properly segregate plastic wastes at their sources as well.
Thats easy: does the qnx meets the requirement of a modern browser?

No, then it is not.

Or do you mean in academical sense of functionaliy per byte? How useful is that?
We are a scientifically literate society, and increasingly so. We do not simply summon blind faith in institutions to interpret the world in which we live; we share with each other and seek truth.

I do not trust governments, not only (and not primarily) because they have violated trust, but because trust in governments to be arbiters of scientific truth is not a healthy or sustainable practice in a civilized society.
To get the best performance and proper lock ordering for concurrent updates I usually need to resort to using a variety of MSSQL only SQL extensions. (Lock hints, isolation levels, specific join methods, etc)

Is there a list of exactly what coverage this has? Does it support pinning execution plans?

Here’s an example of the crap I had to resort to in my last big project: https://github.com/realartists/shiphub-server/blob/master/Re...
I wonder what possible DIY applications could this dish have. Something that immediately comes to mind would be a radar or a transmitter for drones.
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I love that we’re seeing fast & flexible solutions for personal search.

I’ve recently been playing with Recoll for full-text-search on content. Since it indexes content up front, the search is pretty fast. It can also easily accommodate tag metadata on files.

It would be interesting to consider how ripgrep based tools can fit into generically broad “search your database of content” workflows (as opposed to remember or go through your file system paths).
They could band together as pirates as their alternatives for employment become null. That or becoming digital servants doing shopping and other erands for the well to do for peanuts.
That's a big indication Salesforce will get rid of Slack HR.
>Terrible title for a fun little case study

I figured it was one of those AWS invoice shock stories from "serverless" and "millions of Euros".
If you install it on your phone as well, it will always stay green.
If george church is working on a "mildly insane idea for disabling the coronavirus", you shoudl walk away briskly to reduce your exposure.
Maybe Microsoft can actually use the data to create a feature to show if an employee is overworked or burnt out. That would be some good use of that tool.
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you've gotten a lot of replies regarding the lives of milk cows and how they're bred - one other factor athat I didn't see mentioned is that only about half of the calves turn into dairy oows, and the world has very little use for living bulls.

The same issues arise in chicken farming, where it's impossible to have eggs or dairy without death.

I saw some image of genetically modified eggs where they supposedly were able to control the sex of the chickens pre-birth, but in general, you need to kill about half of the animals born.
They don't have any: it just goes to show you that people still think that all you need are carbs, protein and fats and you're good to go.

This belief is what caused the food to get so depleted in all micronutrients in the 1st place: because people aren't aware how important they are -> they don't care about them -> no one enforces rules for food quality in the micronutrients department -> food quality goes to shit over time.
Can they apologise for Telemetry in Windows 10 as well. Turning it off might do the trick...