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Free press doesn't mean you can slander people or publish intimate details about them without them having a civil case against you.

Anyone can sue anyone pretty much, that's what a free country is about.

It's not the government shutting down gawker, it's people who have money to sue them. If you think that's wrong then the government needs to change libel laws, that's easy. Similar to the section 230 issues right now, with enough political pressure you can change things.

But gawker, they were asking for trouble, and got it. There's a reason lawyers recommend you don't do stuff that they did, and have done for decades if not centuries.
Switzerland has stringent privacy rules, including in what other countries would consider 'public' space. Sorry, no English: [1]

[1]: https://www.edoeb.admin.ch/edoeb/fr/home/protection-des-donn...
Why do you say that? Pretty sure wp engine was more expensive when it launched.
Yup. I'm offering sysadmin / ops / IT management services. If a business already has ops/devops folks they can use the Bitnami image or the Digital Ocean official image for $5 a month.

Here I provide free bits of consulting, walk-throughs of all the setup you need to do yourself, handle everything else for you. Not really targeted at experts on HN, but if non-technical friends or family need a blog+site or substack alternative I can help.
Also why bother with all that waste just to produce something that has basically zero nutritional value?
> Many cultures? Where outside of Spain?

While many countries outlawed this for of torture-as-a-sport, Wikipedia indicates it's also still a thing in Portugal, Southern France, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, and Peru.

I know other countries use to have this but banned the practice.
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If I remember correctly, Orkut [0] was the output of one of these 20% projects (the Wikipedia page doesn't say that; my memory might be wrong).

Interesting to think that Google had an opportunity to build Facebook, but didn't pursue it.

And yes, of course, years later there were Wave, etc.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orkut
We have addressed both your points.
We truly have a new model and the landing page is intentionally vague at this point of time. We'll slowly add more concrete content that explains what we are doing differently and why. We're launching a manifesto with some product screenshots soon that goes into the explicit details of what we have built and how it solves the problems of existing platforms.
I hope you will keep a tab.
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>Actually, all you have to do to dodge inflation is dump your idle currency into literally anything else.

It doesn't work that way. If you want to protect yourself from inflation you have to deploy that capital productively or alternatively be close to the source of the inflation (the central bank). If you are actually doing productive work then workers will see their incomes grow and if workers are underpaid relative to assets then wage growth will continue until both assets and incomes are roughly on par. After that assets will keep up with inflation. The benefits to workers massively outweigh the benefits to asset holders.

When you consider that the central bank is just blindly handing out money to public companies it's basically the opposite. It's actually perverting and distorting the economy because the money isn't going where it is truly needed. If you are rich this is what you want. You want to have lots of money and a workforce that works for peanuts to make your relative wealth even bigger.
I don't know if I would call Taastrup prime real estate :D

I'm also sceptical if it will be sustainable. After all, someone needs to produce the solar panels, metals building construction etc.
On the other hand taking water from Afrika might not be the best idea.
It's more a WPEngine inspired service. I can maintain margins of 80% counting only CoGS, not my time. So with about 350 customers I can live like a king (third world country), send kid to the best private school and do holidays in London / New York. 500 customers would be enough to exceed all expectations, and I manage that easily with very basic automation.
> Most of the problems listed in this article seems to have nothing to do with Zig or NixOS.

How are you able to make that judgement?
If it was having a person having to make a television show about someone they hated then I would agree, but corporations are _not_ people and so the reasoning does not apply.
Good news—I'm jubiliated to report that I haven't used any "traditional" social media in nearly eight years. Astonishing as it is, HN is the only internet forum that I occasionally frequent, for its palatable signal-to-noise ratio; please don't rob me of it. :-) Most of my leisure time, when I'm not out and about walking in nature or seeing real humans, is dedicated to offline (i.e. dead wood books) reading.
Some (pretty interesting) details here: https://blogs.microsoft.com/on-the-issues/2020/12/13/custome...

They used a an on-premises compromise to gain access to an organization’s trusted SAML token- signing certificate. This enables them to forge SAML tokens that impersonate any of the organization’s existing users and accounts, including highly privileged accounts

Note the on-premises compromise (!!)

Microsoft credits it to a nation state.
This isn't a correct way of looking at it. You're assuming that the sum total of profit generated is in that one manufacturer. It isn't the case. You have subcontractors that also make an additional ten percent, then materials coming from a supplier that takes another ten percent, which comes from raw material suppliers that make yet another 10%, and then you're going to have consultants in R&D and marketing that might make even more than 10%, and so on. So it really can end up quite a bit higher than that.
My personal belief is that there must be a very low bar for driving because In many places in the US, if you don't have ready access to a car for transportation, your life will be very difficult. Poor public transportation combined with massive sprawl ensure this.

Also, generally speaking, Americans do not like things that add perceived barriers to their personal freedom and independence, so any proposal to make it more difficult to get a license would probably be unpopular.
Amazon used to be 3000 P/E. Are you going to not even get the facts straight to attack my argument? It is right there in the link I shared.

Look at 2012 and 2013 Amazon. Peaked at over 3600 PE for one quarter and for several quarters it was over 1000 PE.

Why don’t you look at the entire history? The last column is the PE.

2014-03-31 336.37 $0.63 533.91

2013-12-31 398.79 $0.58 687.57

2013-09-30 312.64 $0.28 1116.57

The previous 3 quarters it lost money and the one before that it had a 3000+ PE quarter.

Also the 4 quarters after this, Amazon lost money.
Why not link to the actual reddit thread directly? https://old.reddit.com/r/LambdaSchool/comments/kb87od/lambda...
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“In Thiel's case, it outed a gay man that didn't want to come out.”

There’s a fair argument that Thiel’s enthusiastic financial support of homophobic bigots made his own hypocrisy a matter of public interest. And let’s not pretend the Thiel-sponsored Terry Bollea case was anything but a good ole boy lynch mob.

And not that Gawker wasn’t fond of its toilet journalism, but compared to OANN and the rest of the reich-wing hate machine it was a fricking angel. If only the peanut gallery was half as outraged by the disease spreaders and seditionists in its own camp. Did I mention hypocrisy? Yes, I did.

As for Apple TV? Pretty sure that’s even less relevant than Gawker, and Gawker’s dead. Hey, at least Gawker went out with a proper good bang, not the slow rot of insipid rent-seeking.
I'm sure some people have use for it, but, as someone how's worked remotely a lot during the last decade, I've never had a need for laptop speakers.

Just like I've never had a need, on laptops, for optical drives, card readers, and lots of other features.

Sure, there's an audience, but adding bulk+cost+complexity to ALL laptops shouldn't be necessary.

You can have specialised laptops with ethernet+card readers+speakers for people who need extra hardware capabilities, without including this on mainstream general purpose laptops.
I have no issue with Al Jazeera itself, but if they just republish a story they provide no value. It's not the original article and in this case they don't act like anything more than an (inflexible) aggregator.

This made sense in newspaper times (since compiling your news from multiple sources was hard), but in the internet age I don't see why it would.

The closer to the actual source the better (HN policy I strongly agree with).
Same, but at the same time, it's preparing for a future where the borders and international shipping may be impossible, where overpopulation means we can no longer use land for farming, and where farmland becomes unusable or at least unpredictable due to climate change. Plus something about colonizing space. It's far future and dystopian, but not improbable.

Anyway, it's not the most efficient way to grow food; I live in a country where they have tons of greenhouses. Also pretty energy intensive, but yields are great and predictable, meaning that despite being one of the smallest countries of the world, we're the second largest agricultural exporter in the world. Basically we do a lot with what we have. Which is also (for me) a bit unexpected given that most of the areas I've lived in and driven through is grass for cattle.
Thanks, will change to something like that. Will bump it up to 1TB a month as well.
Qomu: An MCU+eFPGA board with open tooling that fits a USB port
Places like Middle East, Singapore and also USA majority of foods are being imported anyway.
Again, z-index is so rarely used and if you needed overflow hidden for something other than floats, then you were doing your CSS wrong. I’m not saying that to be arrogant, I’ve written books on CSS and written articles for some of the biggest web dev sites online. It’s just true that many developers don’t understand CSS and often use the wrong tool for the right job, so to speak.
Even then, in 2020 the electric car production worldwide looks to be in the 2.5m, so that puts Tesla at about a quarter of the volume, and shrinking.
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>In short, and contrary to the implication of the above comment, inflation benefits banks and corporations (and by extension, the wealthy and powerful), and harms workers and those on fixed incomes.

Yes but going by central bank policy that money isn't supposed to end up in their hands first. The goal of the central bank is to increase consumer inflation. Of course the actions of the central bank don't match their stated goals but this is primarily a policy failure. The rest of the government is supposed to use the cheap money to increase demand for labor through public spending. It's completely failing to do so.
I'd be happy to see the jack dropped too, TBH.
I've had bluetooth headsets since 2008.
Yes! Let's get rid of the middlemen!
Well, yes, but again it's about logical grouping. They're orthogonal in a narrow sense, as adjectival descriptions, but there is a logical hierarchical grouping that distinguishes between red and green apples as entities. In what everyday scenario would you need to characterise an apple in the "fresh apples" group as being specifically 'red'? It would be far more common to characterise an apple of the "red apple" variety as specifically being fresh.
The kids programme on Arte? Great show
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In case it gets deleted
So 10% is the magic number? Men falling behind in academia doesn't count yet? Once there are more than 10% women in IT and startups, we can officially stop the diversity movement?
The part where it's the same worthless claim which is falsely made by a multitude of similar sounding altcoin pumpers over and over again.

If it were true, you could easily prove it.
I imagine it would work quite nicely in Iceland, with abundant energy and little (any?) arable land. It’s arguably better than mining Bitcoin with that energy.

You can also significantly decrease water use, which matters in places like the Middle East that may want to reduce their dependence on food imports, and that already use desalinization to get water.

Singapore doesn’t have a lot of space but could also want to decrease its dependence on imports.

You can eliminate the risk of crop failures from drought / pests / freezes, and grow crops year round with lots of light, so yields can be quite high.

Local produce can be sold at a premium to high-class consumers, similar to the organic food industry.

And thinking farther out, this is an enabling technology for space colonization, so there’s a lot of growth potential in this technology.
> Microsoft explicitly set out multi-architecture support as a design goal for NT

They set it as a design goal, but that doesn't mean that the achieved it.
How do you guys deal with cyclist not obeying the law there (because well, you have a lot of cyclists there)? I drive, i walk, i cycle.... and the cyclists are always the worst in traffic, and the police does nothing. Left side, right side, green light, red light, noone cares. Packed pedestrian street and cylists drive waay to fast down it, bump into pedestrians and just drive on. On a bike, on a bike lane, there are more people driving in the wrong direction than in the correct one (seen at every traffic light, if you count the waiting cyclists). If you're in the car, sometimes they drive on the bicycle lane, and then just drve into the steet deirctly infront of you to overtake a slower cyclist, or cross the road at pedestrian crossing (they'd have to obey the yield sign, but they see the crossin, and just drive over, without slowing). Plus of course earphones + phone in hand. We also build some really nice bicycle paths outside of towns (eg: https://i.imgur.com/MqrId1R.jpg - road on the left, bike lane in the middle), and still get a lot cyclists driving on the main road, because "they can drive faster there", and then complain about cars.

Does the police actually police the cyclists, or do they just controll the cars, and let the others (pedestrians, cyclists, skaters, rollerbladers,...) deal with themselves by themselves?
"Ghosting" sounds as if you will take the money and disappear...

> Ghosting is a colloquial term used to describe the practice of ceasing all communication and contact with a partner, friend, or similar individual without any apparent warning or justification and subsequently ignoring any attempts to reach out or communication made by said partner, friend, or individual.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghosting_(relationships)
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The problem used to be the language. Java used to be extremely rigid in the way it forced the developer to write classes everywhere, factories and what not. This and the std lib API as well which was quite verbose. And let's not get started on Java EE which was the recommended way to develop Java applications. All of that are certainly part of the language. Remember how hard and verbose it was to hydrate records from a DB result and turn them into Java objects with pure JDBC? The language certainly was at fault.
Most probably because reddit mods can take the post down.
Archive org link submitted by OP is very broken on mobile iOS.

Original post on Reddit is still there but I suppose OP may have feared that mods would remove it or something?

https://www.reddit.com/r/LambdaSchool/comments/kb87od/lambda...

In case it does get removed then try this link instead:

https://www.removeddit.com/r/LambdaSchool/comments/kb87od/la...

On the latter link make sure you then change the drop down from showing removed comments only to showing all comments.

But like I said as of yet the original post and comments are still there on Reddit.
> 300370: 初中 - in progress

Actually "middle school" (as opposed to 高中 "high school").
Did you even read the article?
Water consumption is 250 times less that typical agriculture flat fields.

Also, instead of using 1 meter square to grow 1 meter square of crops, you can use the same space to grow 14x the amount of crops.
I idealize / fantasize about archiving and organizing work sometimes, not going to lie. I think a lot of people do as well for their own notes, but if they're anything like me, they don't have nearly as much stuff, or they intentionally produce and hoard stuff for the satisfaction, not because they actually need it.

There being new filing / organizing systems and apps (zettelkasten is the new hip thing nowadays it seems) popping up on HN every once in a while isn't helping either.

Tl;dr, I think it's the idealization of organizing, the feeling of productivity, etc that is fueling a lot of people.

Meanwhile I've gone through three or four different note keeping / taking / managing apps and still haven't settled on anything, lol. I also lost the need for it, now that I've gone from the exploratory phase to actually building software.
Chromium, OpenSSL, the Linux kernel, the Windows NT kernel, have all suffered from security vulnerabilities due to undefined behaviour. We can bet they will continue to suffer from such issues. It's not something you can avoid simply by being competent and careful.

edit: As lmm says, it's likely you have UB issues in your code you aren't aware of. That's not quite the same thing as having issues in your code due to not being a good enough language-lawyer. I've resolved some very subtle issues that found their ways into a 'serious' C++ codebase, and I didn't spend that long in the C++ world. In most languages those issues simply couldn't have happened in the first place.
Dec Alpha servers running NT in production used to be a thing.
IMO car market is too strategic and well recognised so, so I doubt tesla will be very popular in EU for example. Their only way is premium market (ala Apple), probably same in China, so what's left is US and battery IP (which China will borrow)
I'm using Steam on Linux, and I've read the support threads when stuff breaks. :) I'm not spreading FUD, just commenting on a percieved attitude problem with a small but loud subset of my community.
I happen to click at exactly 4:50 and it was a photo of the cover of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 450. Well played.
Dare I call it a publicity stunt for a product which isn't great compared to what its competitors offer? Nevermind that, lets focus on them investing in bitcoin
> Unit testing, leading to dependency injection, leading to IoC containers, leading to lots of tools to assemble, intercept and rewrite code at execution time.

it's funny since in theory TDD should reduce API surface as it is supposed to make people think about API before implementation. But then , TDD and DDD intersect and it's not much TDD anymore when the domain model has to be implemented...
Kaliningrad was annexed into the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic ie. Russia proper end of WW II. Any surrounding countries literally would have had to start a war with Russia to occupy it.
Linux has ABI guarantees.
I'm curious: what did you dislike about The Looking Glass War?
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The book "Conspiracy: A True Story of Power, Sex, and a Billionaire's Secret Plot to Destroy a Media Empire" by Ryan Holiday was very interesting, and it´s a detailed look into this whole case.
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Tesla Sentry mode captures owner being attacked over blocking a charging spot
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Sorry, I just have a really bad sense of humour. When I decided to do Ghost Hosting, Ghosting was the best name I could think of that had a decent domain available.

Think ShellRack was the other option, think .com was available. Ghost In The Shell, so I give you a Shell and maintain a rack of Shells... get it? Seemed a bit of stretch to me.

Happy to take name suggestions, especially if I can find the .com for them.
> The thing that seems crazy to me is how much time alone increases with age. There are many many reasons for it, but one thing I think is especially sad is how much this is a consequence of our built environment.

Huh, amusing way to see it.

Introvert here.

I see it as a natural progression. "Finally, I don't have to be around people all day and can have lots of time to myself!".

I'm actually impressed at how few Americans live alone under the age of 30. I guess having roomates is more of a thing in the US...?
I don't know any C++ IDE capable of doing this. Do you have any in mind?
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I have an async-pidfd crate that might help you, to avoid having to open-code your pidfd handling: https://github.com/joshtriplett/async-pidfd
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> Java's culture, in my opinion, is one of abstractions.

Haskell's culture is also one of abstractions, but of a very different kind of abstractions than Java.
This article sounds like a truism.
It is painfully ironic if you think that “freedom of speech” means that no one can make any judgements whatsoever about any properties of any speech, except, of course, the government.
I'd learn vanilla first. Do some project euler or similar coding challenges, get familiar with different syntaxes & structures. All this depending on how familiar you are with programming, I guess.

And then pick up a framework, keeping in mind that these frameworks are pretty complex; probably inscrutable to people without some coding experience, even if it were in another language.
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