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It's funny you call out military spending, when military spending is what paid for this dish to be built in the first place.

NASA decided this dish wasn't worth even a few million a year in funding. Perhaps this dish simply wasn't worth maintaining? Which is the conclusion multiple organizations seemed to have settled on.
step one: purchase windows

honestly, I think the question was more of "what should the educators do?" not "what should the student do?
The book is difficult to track down since Intellect is a pretty generic term. Could you post the author?
it seems like there are exactly two usecases for this service.

People always do this on HN. "I can only think of two things, so those are the only two things that can possibly exist."

How about a render farm? If your company only produces three or four videos a year, why build a render farm that sits idle for half the year?
Dr. Navid Keshavara-Nia, CIA, NSA Trained, Affidavit on Dominion Voting Systems [pdf]
It's cyclical in tech too. There are subfields of tech where one person can still do useful original work - cryptocurrency, for example, or drones, or some of the low-level kernel hacking like the recent io_uring post. The key is "impact", though - because those are currently hobbies that aren't really ready for mainstream consumption, you're not really going to make an economic difference with your work. There's a tipping point that needs to be crossed where a little subfield becomes a big business, and then suddenly all the folks that were playing around with that technology end up sitting on a gold mine of a career.
LuaJIT?
Could you virtualize a newer MacOS version on your Mac hardware?
Ah. I didn't realize the site had that kind of content. Burn it with fire.
Congratulations, for covering everyone with blank statements.
Depends on the distro. I get frustrated with Ubuntu all the time because sometimes I want the latest package now not in several months. FreeBSD updates packages fast when they change. I use Manjarno on one machine and it works well this way though.
And with Catalina Apple has made it stupidly easy to install fresh now.

You used to have to create a bootable USB, now you can boot into recovery mode, reformat the drive and install any of 3 versions of macOS. The version that come with your machine, the last version of macOS compatible or latest version.
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I lived in Brazil for years (years ago) and the McD's quarter pounders were certainly identical back then.

Maybe you have a "bad" McD's by you... but their regular hamburgers are much, much smaller in diameter (and thinner). A quarter pounder burger comes to the edge of the bun. If they used a regular burger, it would be so small it would be invisible when served, you wouldn't see it at all until biting in.

Legally, a quarter pounder is always 1/4 lb before cooking. It's always significantly less when served because of the water and fat it loses while cooking.

So if you think you're getting a 0.2 lb burger cooked, it's still a real quarter pounder. Their regular hamburger/cheeseburger is waaay less than 0.2 lb. If you want a serious amount of meat, that's what a double quarter pounder is for.
Hey, creator here! Could you expand on what you think is "wildly poor" about this implementation? Would appreciate any feedback on where to improve
It would be cheaper if you had your own data center already or an office space sufficiently large to store these Mac Mini's. But if you have neither and are operating out of say AWS, then it becomes more expensive to rent space to put these Mac Mini's into, especially if you don't need it all the time. In that way it can actually be "cheaper", because it's compared to the cost of building out the infrastructure required to support your own hardware.
> Why is Windows a nightmare? I use Windows 10 on a PC I built and it's fine.

Buy any consumer machine with Windows 10 and it comes with so much pre-loaded doodoo, that it takes a couple hours to purge it down to the basics. In fact, so much so, that there are a myriad of scripts to help do this [0].

0 https://github.com/W4RH4WK/Debloat-Windows-10
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cool idea, but awful UI...
Lifting the Lid on Fintech
> your beautiful articulation of demand of FDI stoppage and others, seems a deliberate attempt a spreading misinformation.

It's just copy-pasted from the sources they link, not their own "beautiful articulation".

Accusing other users of deliberately attempting to spread misinformation is against the HN guidelines, by the way.
Arecibo was in the news recently, regarding it's decommissioning and controlled dismantling [0].

Here's a more detailed account of the collapse [1]. Looks like they called it, and it just happened quicker than expected.

[0]: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/11/famed-arecibo-telesc...

[1]: https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/1/21754959/arecibo-observat...
Show HN: Making things move – scrolly-telling breakdown of an animation
I'd be interested in hearing your experience. As a layman workstation user, sometimes I think about not using anymore a Linux kernel but I'd for sure miss the granular control of Portage.
The same can be said about Bluetooth. I don't use it very often, but whenever I really need it it either doesn't work at all or takes quite some time to get right.
100% agree, cities should prioritize building enough housing to keep it affordable. I don't think cities should prioritize maintaining the density or "character" of a city, which is how I had interpreted the original comment about old Kerouac or hardboiled novels.
Why care about the developer experience?
linear-gradients are supported by the vast majority of modern browsers

See https://caniuse.com/?search=linear-gradient
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He should add "ARR" to the glossary. I know a lot of others here, like me, scan the comments to see if the article is worth reading, so translations help us.
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Please, please discuss this.
Labs, not lab
The BEAM is mostly concerned with correctness and horizontal scalability. I think a little vertical scalability from a JIT raises the throughout of the system without really changing how it works or what you use it for. If anything, maybe you write less stuff in native code.

A great deal of research has been published in the last 25 years, and some of it invalidates earlier wisdom due to changes in processor design. Just following this trail and applying the 80/20 rule could get a lot done for a little effort. And a simple JIT has half a prayer of being correct.
I don’t understand how you are confused. If I need to check if my app works on m1, I can now spend $24 to do that instead of $650 or whatever it retails for.
Canvas – Scrap and Create / ECommerce
Hello there,

We have created a Scraper that uses AI to get all the necessary information from an eCommerce store, so you can build great design for social media post in seconds without knowing design or using any other programs like Photoshop

Currently, we are testing it with Shopify stores.

So how does this work?

You only need to past your product link, after that Canvas gets all the necessary information from the link like Price, Image, Sale Price, Discount, Website Url. After we have all these items when can use the Built-in Templates, that's gonna replace the data from the template with the data from the link we pasted.

I attached a quick demo, where I explain these steps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMtgThJQWMo&ab_channel=ArijanitJashari

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And if you are interested to know more about Canvas check this blog
https://blog.rubiv.io/we-are-launching-rubiv-canvas/
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Did they change the picture because people complained it was not ergonomic?

Now they only show the internals.
I also think in many cases people are doing something that is at least a little worthwhile. If they are idly watching a vlogger/streamer/show it's still a social activity. I often watch content that makes me laugh, and I believe this helps me make my real life friends laugh.
> As the great sage Charlie Brown once said: “There are 3 things in life that people like to stare at: a flowing stream, a crackling fire, and a Zamboni clearing the ice.”

https://youtu.be/vn2h6SKLXOY
Interesting that the most downvoted comment is the only one concerned with China instead of "Yeah but let's talk about me!"...

China has a culture of "labor" as the symbol of one's personal worth, and this ties into the Maoist/Communist ideal of empowering _labor_. In America, "idleness" might be the _reward_ of labor, or even a _kind_ of labor: thinking, imagining, talking, creating ideas themselves: "idle" labor. In America, physical labor is respected, but probably more _rewarded_ is one's talent for idle labor, especially nowadays. In China, the labor is its own reward, and idleness is "evil" - maybe nobody believes that anymore, but they go along with it. Furthermore, China knows that ideas are easy to steal, but labor isn't.
>I don't know what KYC is but I'm not US based. Sounds like some fee that's peculiar to US banking environment (which I have heard is extraordinarily bureaucratic).

KYC stands for Know Your Customer, basically anti-money laundering regulations. Banks need to have a decent grasp on whether or not the money they're working with was "earned" legitimately.

>Is this a feature? Don't we as a society want a way to control e.g. drug lords and tax evaders moving their money around?

See above :)

Disclaimer: I think cryptocurrencies are a spillover from a couple decades of inflationary monetary policy from the fed causing people to seek yield in more and more esoteric forms. I also think they're stupid.
>man, I did not realize that macOS is that complicated. Why is there a "studentd" running? I don't even use Classrooms :/

I find myself running in to the same thing whenever I am poking around my running processes. There are tons of daemons running as root that are not easy to identify. eg: "What the hell is eoshostd?", and googling isn't super helpful because Apple doesn't seem to have public docs for this stuff.
I would just wonder if increasing the quantity of OoO makes mitigation more difficult in some way.
Yes. Out of the box, and for multiple decades now. Controlling how loud your programs are is as basic a function as controlling where they are on your screen.
Generally house prices are a ~somewhat decent proxy for asset inflation which is driven by monetary policy; I believe the low rates have definitely driven inflation in housing prices (and the gamma squeeze argument above does not apply to the housing market).

Part of the reason we've had an insane housing market valuation growth over the last ~40 years is that cost of capital has gone down from ~15% to 2.5% over that time frame. If rates were near the historical average right now, you would see very different asset prices.
Well I'm adding extra meta data on top of feeds to add some more "social" aspects. Of course those remain centralized, but every persons' timeline is standard rss so you can read it anywhere
+1. Looking for that too.
>Why don't I use my $100 directly instead?

Because it's not $100 in dollars, but $100 worth of eth or something else. Borrowed dollars can be used to buy something else, hoping the price of that something rises.

>as a lender, for which risk are you getting paid some interest?

It's theoretically possible for prices to fall fast enough so that the liquidated value of the collateral isn't enough to pay the debt.
I don't think rewards are risk adjusted at all. More like same people that could provide dollars are likely to speculate on cryptocurrencies themselves, or take part in more risky and active yield generating schemes.
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Yeah good thing I didn’t pay the $10000 that lesson cost them!
Wait, but then we went full-circle again.

What problem is cryptocurrency solving then?
This one!
Confiscation is good when executed through a legal process so I would argue it’s strictly worse. If the government is confiscating your money through unlawful means you’ve got much bigger problems. For instance, an unlawful government can easily confiscate your coins by means of a rubber hose and some pliers. Further a sufficiently motivated unlawful government can just turn off the internet.
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This right here is what's wrong with the application space. The idea that this could be true leads to terrible software design and slow, bloated applications. In the current landscape is it perfectly possible (and I'd say even usual) to do most of your work and processing on local system binaries (that aren't a browser or a browser with a different name).
This makes me so happy!

If static linking was ubiquitous, we could have avoided the complex craziness of docker and the like.
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Yeah, my current process is to assume that the upgrade will fail and spin up a second instance with backups restored. This is for the cloud, where I have less root access (DigitalOcean doesn't give you the root password, and can't change it in recovery).

For a box you have full control of, the good news is I can almost always fix it in single user mode.
That's literally a limitation of the system. Actual operating systems like Windows and Mac OS control program volume independently of what the programs internal volume is set to.
Eh, but if that was completely true I'd be using ChromeOS, or something similar. Perhaps some day I will—but as of 2020, I still find myself popping into a lot of native apps day-to-day.
The best change to my life was having a rule of no devices in bed, ever.
:facepalm: thanks you totally negated my complaint. Awesome, I appreciate it!
Not only that, but MacStadium lets you run multiple VMs on a single Mac at no extra cost. Amazon's offering is seriously underwhelming

To the hobbiest market, yes. But large companies, at which this seem to be aimed, work with names they know, not names they don't.

The company I work for would pay more to use Amazon than MacStadium for equivalent products. That's just how corporate bureaucracy works. It shouldn't, but it almost always does.
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The structure apparently was inspected several years ago and declared sound. I suppose one can always say "more thorough inspections!" but it looks like this was a surprise and would have happened on any reasonable budget.
Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico Collapses
You can always take out a loan against your stakes eth2
$600 dollar chair with no adjustable arm rests? No thank you.
EC2 C6gn Instances – 100 Gbps Networking with AWS Graviton2 Processors
I find that the order of most user friendly to least, in terms of the "big 3" BSD's, is FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD. But a lot of people love OpenBSD; personally I like it because it has the boggle command line game.
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Diem (XDM). X... Exchange Digital Money?

So not a new currency. Just a cheap way to send and exchange money over the internet.
Build a replacement, wait for it to become exploitative, burn it to the ground, repeat.
From the post

> Every time Apple pushed an updated, my pf.conf and automount configs got broken on macOS. They either got deleted or they moved somewhere. Well, the last 2 times it just got deleted.

I think the author was really, really integrated into the Darwin part, and not using the mac as just a throwaway VSCode machine.

From that perspective, sure macOS is far from being as well maintained and easy to integrate as it was on the 10.3 days for instance. That seems valid to completely move to FreeBSD from this point of view.
My problem with them is that they masquerade as a real error handling solution.

Rust's panic is better since it makes it clear that you are just completely giving up and that the scenario is not being handled.
Careful with that one if you use some other Google service: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21247759
PR residents are actively against the idea mainly because they don't pay fed taxes. only reason democrats are for the idea is because they believe it'll give them another two reliable seats in the senate.
Gender Identification Puzzle
Walking Through Future with Gagandeep Reehal – Self Driving Cars, AI and More