skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Aggregate Root must track all Domain Events that occur upon executing an action and make them accessible somehow. Only after the successful persistence of the associated state change (and/or the events), they can be published via an Event Bus. The Aggregate itself only expresses that Domain Events occurred, but does not deal with publishing.

The article from Udi Dahan shows Domain Event handlers that "will be run on the same thread within the same transaction". This implementation is not suitable for handlers that affect other transactions. Udi explains that "you should avoid performing any blocking activities, like using SMTP or web services. Instead, prefer using one-way messaging to communicate to something else which does those blocking activities." What he is referring to as "one-way messaging" is the actual event publishing in my opinion and must guarantee event delivery.

In my book, the example implementations store all occurred Domain Events together with the Aggregate state. This is because it resembles the later use of Event Sourcing. There is a separate component that watches for changes in Aggregate data and publishes new Domain Events. After publishing, the events are marked accordingly.

Regardless of where newly occurred Domain Events are retained, it should be persistent. Many times, the events are stored in a separate table inside the same store as the affected Aggregate. Later, they are retrieved, published and either marked or deleted. This is called a Transactional Outbox: https://microservices.io/patterns/data/transactional-outbox.... The approach ensures that both the Aggregate change and the request to publish an event happen within the same transaction. The actual publishing happens in a separate one. This way, you get guaranteed event delivery or more specifically "at least once" delivery.
> That said, I have no clue how to solve the transperson distinction in sports.

It doesn’t seem that hard: just create explicit performance classes instead of using gender as a proxy for a performance class. There’s already precedent for this in at least combat sports where competitors are separated into weight classes.
The only fast enough WOA device right now is a virtualized M1, that’s kinda sad.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/eight-defendants-charge...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/12/16/men-plead...

https://torrentfreak.com/movie-pirate-pleads-guilty-faces-fi...

I think it did. The Jetflicks (essentially bootleg Netflix for $10/month) founders plead guilty to criminal copyright infringement and money laundering just recently. There was also a case covered on TorrentFreak of someone in Nevada running a similar scheme who just plead guilty to criminal copyright infringement.
Greece is doing the same with the Russian s300. [1] I think the problem with Turkey is around Syrian involvement, and the Mediterranean gaz exploration.

[1] https://www.armyrecognition.com/december_2013_defense_indust...
Will they be taking down any tools that may be used by "cybercriminals"?

That sounds like a dangerous precedent.
One more law about core data, don't edit objects until you're ready to commit them, and build a design pattern for other devs to copy that enforces this rule. In theory this is what parent child contexts are supposed to be used for, but the problem is that relationships break once an object is moved into a child context, so you end up with bigger headaches of gradually moving more and more dependent objects into the child context. If you forgo child context and still do edit in place, you're constantly playing whack-a-mole with data corruption as you or other devs forget to rollback data when a user cancels out of a flow.
This talking point is posted by sock puppets literally every time a topic like this comes up.
It's not OP's ask!

Please explain more what you mean about the valuation being underwater. I don't understand how that is, nor how that is even possible.
We don't have time for four-years of hanging out. The election was close, the Sky is Literally Melting and Biden is already setting up for a loss in two years.

https://www.salon.com/2019/06/19/joe-biden-to-rich-donors-no...
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Any idea how many people use Hey.com? That might be an early indication as to how scalable this is (at least for hotwire's concerns)
As the other person commented, I read it as 1 or 2 or 3 though I'll admit this bill has exceptionally poor drafting. Typically to avoid that sort of confusion the "chapeau" would say something like "it shall be unlawful for a person to do one or more of the following" or "it shall be unlawful for a person to do (all of) the following".

You can see an example of drafting for (1 and 2) or 3 in paragraph 4 of the definitions section to give you a better idea of how the language and structure would differ in this section if it were intended to be read as (1 and 2) or (1 and 3).
> If I had to make a guess I would say that most people's diet/lifestyle/stressful job is about 1000X more impactful to their expected lifespan than microplastics in their diet.

I like how in your first comment you try appearing a skeptic, upholder of science and yet you make unscientific guesses based on no evidence.

We know very little as of yet on how humans work, what is harmful and what isn't. Just look at all the research on various medicines...that 20 years later it turns out they were only as good as placebos.

Facts:

1. Microplastics appear to be everywhere now.

2. There is evidence that they are not inert molecules, passing through, instead they are chemically active.

Assumption: microplastics are bad for you.

Now if that causes debilitating fear to you that's a different issue, but sticking your head in the sand won't make the problem go away.

Also, your utalitarian logic is flawed.
I've been using HTMX to send "server push" updates over SSE ... I think it wouldn't be too hard to use websockets as well..
Here's the American Libertarian party speaking out about CISPA,

https://www.lp.org/blogs-staff-libertarian-party-kill-cispa-...

Here are some essays by individuals on the topic.

http://freenation.org/a/f31l1.html

https://mises.org/library/intellectual-property-and-libertar...
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"Why are exams that contribute to the final grade being reused? Why are they such trivial questions that you can reuse answers from previous exams?"

This sort-of feels like cheating on the side of the professors. Making your life easier by recycling the same stuff.
> Having a robust deterrent is the best way to prevent high intensity warfare in the first place.

This is wrong. The best way to prevent warfare is to disarm the nations.
I don't know, I'm still applying ointment from when Google decided nobody using Android 9 could ever need an app to scan for wifi more often than once every thirty seconds. Not like they operate their own fleet of wardriving vehicles that continuously scan and map access points.
Video games can largely be described as simulations, and ways to interact with it. This applies to both extensive simulations like dwarf fortress, to incredibly simple simulations like mega man. Combined with the fact they’re software, and thus generally available to be shared and modified without cost, they’re uniquely qualified to be a communal artistic medium — one in which others can modify, enhance, and extend the simulation capabilities.

There’s a reason games have (popular) modding cultures, where other mediums do not, and that same reason is why it is viable/reasonable for games to be libre.

That most games are treated and developed like movies, rather than like simulations, is a result of a fundamental misunderstanding by the game designers/developers.
The inventor of one of the most successful js frameworks might be a tad biased when it comes to the whole „as little JavaScript as possible“ thing.
What is the core argument for this position?
Now say it without a throwaway.
If anyone is involved in choosing software for schools, I used to work at Firefly Learning which had an excellent attitude towards actually serving our users (students, teachers, parents, generally in that order) rather than the decision makers.

It showed. For example, an independent satisfaction survey in the UK gave them twice the user approval of the next best platform. (No current affiliation but they are a nice bunch and do a great job.)
My first thought was that some dude is ripping off LiveWire and Turbolinks because of the strange centered text (no professional web designer would do that), until I saw that those were renamed evolutions of those technologies from Basecamp, cool!.
I don't understand why the US Constitution doesn't have a way to say that you can't hide something that is not remotely related to the subject of a bill into it.

We have that in the French Constitution and it's very useful to take down this kind of thing we call a "cavalier législatif".
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It's the moderators on Reddit that are much of the problem.

There are organised subreddits (/r/AHS) that seek to get certain subreddits not in agreement with the latest SJW ideology banned. They do this by posting illegal / banned content themselves in the subreddit, then mass reporting it.

They also do this at a user level, including targeting mods of any subreddit they disagree with. If they get the mods of a subreddit banned, they can take it over with their own friendly mods - easily done as there are clearly Reddit employees with an activist agenda who will help them out.

Once they've done that they're free to stifle debate, ban any users who speak out against their point of view and generally create a culture of fear.

This is why all the womens issues, feminist & lesbian subreddits have trans (i.e. male) moderators. And why entire communities of women have left reddit forever.
I have the exact opposite problem. I have multiple side projects and no job. No one wants to hire me because of my side projects because they’re full scale products.
What does proctoring surveillance have to do with performative allyship?
> Isn't the use of an illegal service already a felony?

This doesn't cover the use of an illegal service. This goes after the platforms offering such content/services, not the individuals consuming the content/services.
Coordinating political view: The House, with a democratic majority, led the research into the recent antitrust suits.
MOND is an entire family of theories, each of which accounts for maybe one or two edge cases by tuning specifically to them while handwaving the rest away. On the contrary, dark matter is just matter that is dark. There are plenty of questions about why it formed, or why there's so much of it, but in principle stuff that doesn't interact with the forces we work with isn't out of left field.

Once predicted, it's easy to see how the motions of galaxies works perfectly with some extra stuff in the mix. The differing behavior of spiral vs. irregular galaxies, as well as scaling to clusters and superclusters, falls right out of dark matter. You could predict pretty much everything we've observed the minute someone told you about dark matter, even though the concept was formed before we had all the data we have now.
Music companies don't broadcast music on the radio for free, they charge radio companies certain amounts per play depending on the reach of that radio station.
Joining would make it formally have to respond. You can still decide whether to send troops under Article 5.
Of course, it’s more or less a given that NATO countries including the US would respond if Sweden was attacked. Membership would only be a marginal change.
Ironically Swedish defense spending as a percentage of GDP is actually higher than some current NATO members. In many ways they are now more combat effective than Germany.
How do I test my stuff on Windows on Arm?

Is there any virtual machine available for testing or buying a new machine is the only available option?
Unless you _provision for_ war. Which is not _exactly_ the same thing as _want_.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Si_vis_pacem,_para_bellum
Not OP, but I have a Hey account and I really enjoy it. The screener feature is worth the price alone IMO. The biggest challenge for me was having to re-conceptualize email after switching over since Hey doesn't use traditional email terminology (i.e. "paper trail" vs "archive").

The amount of inbound email I get has dropped immensely due to the screener and my inbox ("imbox") is so much easier to manage with Hey, IMO.
Sure, but the overall security of liberal democracy and the rights/freedoms commonly enshrined themselves are probably a fundamental shared interest, yes? While an economic union similar to the EU with common treaties you describe is likely non-viable across all liberal democracies, there are trade interests between them and certainly security/defense interests.
This is a somewhat similar concept people have been talking about for the homeless: https://www.startribune.com/frey-moves-to-speed-up-indoor-vi...

Basically tiny homes housed inside a large warehouse space, as an alternative to long-term shelters or single-room occupancy hotels for the homeless.

It's kind of meant to be affordable, but it's also very much about protecting the community from the homeless and protecting the homeless from each other. There's a big challenge with homeless autonomy and the impact on the community, people who turn away from shelters because of the restrictions and limitations of shelters, but then end up in almost lawless situations which lead to further trauma and don't support recovery.

In the warehouse model (if it works!) people still have their own autonomous structures, locked doors, the ability to be somewhat secure. If they want to do drugs in there, then OK, we know deprivation doesn't lead people away from drugs. In the larger area (the enclosing warehouse) there's community expectations, infrastructure, support, and some degree of enforcement.

Fairly different of course, but also an attempt to balance autonomy with infrastructure.
Vitamin D is not on the shelf anywhere I live. Not since this hypothesis broke months ago.

I guess my question, however, is why are cases still surging in the northern hemisphere as we go into winter, when a bunch of people start taking their seasonal vitamin D supplements?
The Senate is a gross and antidemocratic institution, but this sort of thing is not unique to the Senate. The nature of legislative bodies is such that compromise and voting while holding your nose is a thing everywhere.

The supreme power of the leadership more a symptom of the 50/50 political split, which empowers the party machinery. The legislative leadership weren’t household names at most points in time.
Well, voat was a community founded and populated by all the people banned or unwelcome by mainstream platforms. I don’t think it follows that Reddit would become as bad a voat if it was “all free speech all the time”.
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The historical period of the NATO alliance is also the longest period of peace from major wars in the history of Europe.
You're conflating copyright and privacy. What's being discussed above is really more akin to you "If you post an albatross video on Youtube, should someone else be able to do a remix" or "should someone else be allowed to repost it in their peertube instance".
Think of it now more like the U.N. 2.0 but without having to put up with China and Russia.
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These companies aren’t spending this money for no reason.
> Many times the streamers themselves are not aware that this is a crime.

It's not a crime. What criminal law is being broken?
Fixing security bugs by changing everything may also introduce new security bugs.
https://www.remnote.io/ anki-like flashcards app - import/export cards as plain text files
Working some number of hours doesn't necessarily mean working "hard". IMHO it's all about the intensity and effort level required wether it's pjysical or mental. Once you repeatedly reach your boundaries and push there and even beyond are you really putting in "hard work". And that's where it gets uncomfortable. In physical exercise and work on this is felt through lactic acid physical exhaustion muscle soreness etc. office jobs and other non physical activities (for example learning math or a new language) will result in mental tiredness and exhaustion.
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Thanks, that recollection is awesome! I'd love to hear the rest!
Wouldn't have posted it if it was available ;)
Have them pay you with a loan and then start a competitor.
I gave up working hard. I paid for college out of my own pocket and took out student loans. I lived outside the city and paid rent for a very modest apartment with multiple roommates to keep cost low while my friends were living inside the city paying top dollar at luxury apartments. Well looks like I was the dumb one for doing that, college debt will soon be forgave.

What’s the point of working hard when there’s no reward?
https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/cardinal_richelieu_183310

If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him.
haha, Just make sure u have a skill that is in demand. I had similar issue, started looking for job postings and saw the skills that pay good. then spend time to learn it as much as possible, then fake it until you make it :)
Proxima Centauri radio signal could have come from a military aircraft
It depends right? If your app is a dashboard this could be less work when using smart cashing. You could cache entire html fragments on the server for specific user defined filter values. If you are serving hundreds of users you’d have dashboard faster than most BI tools out there including PowerBI.
More of this “war on drugs” “tough on crime” mentality from Republicans? When will we learn?
You'll need a huge citation that this against the populace's wishes. I'd wager 99% of Americans still want theft to be illegal.
Radio signal BLC1 could have come from a military aircraft
I'm just glad that someone delivered this joke correctly for once.
I think so, particularly if you've read Rowling's books and were annoyed by many of the protagonists and supporting characters for a variety of reasons.

If nothing else, "Methods" succeeds in giving agency to more characters, including the villains (not necessarily to their, or Harry's, benefit), and explores/tests the "system" of magic in more depth.
I think you mean free speech, which is already in the constitution. If money is speech, so should sharing of content be.
It's strange you want pure and moral men in the most immoral business there is, war.

USA are producing AND acquitting war criminals literally all the time...
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That's what I meant when I said that I had to empty my cup and It's unnecessary for most if they're happy with their current language.

As for the inclusion of Generics I'm divided, I'm eager to use generics again in my current Go to language but on the other hand I'm worried if this is the direction Go language design team is going to take then where will it end?
A day? Closer to 90 minutes. The bill was delivered at 2pm, and the vote, on the floor, was at 4pm.
Do you own the company or is your job recruitment? I can't see many engineers that are pulled into interviews making that much effort. Good job, sounds like a good experience.
Were they not expelled from West Point?
Recent Siemens MRI scanners come with Eizo displays. I had not heard of them previously, but they do seem pretty nice.
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> In my opinion all military alliances should be banned by the UN

While it hasn't worked out all that well in practice, if you read the charter carefully, the UN is, among other things, a military alliance with a unified military command.
Oh, you can live in that city if you want. It turns out the majority of us would just rather up sticks and move, until it's just you missionaries and your Klan / Nazi / Fascist broken people you're trying to fix.

I think it's all very noble and all that, but if someone invited me to a party and was all like "Oh yeah, man, and we're going to convert all these Klan dudes to be good people" I'm going to be like "Okay, you do that. I'm going to go to this other party where there are no Klan dudes and the most controversial topic is when we discuss whether we were better off under Wenger".
Been doping this for over 20 years: purchase the raw material used for cheap shower walls. It is the same material used to make whiteboards. 20 years ago a "shower wall panel" was the size of an entire wall, 4 x 8 feet, for about $11. I just checked Home Depot, they are only $27 now. I just drill/screw them right to the wall. Best thing ever. I have several rooms with doodle walls.
Or more accurately, you now have to understand both the nginx.conf file format, and the right way to nudge the YAML so it produces what you want. Plus some intermediate wrapper script that sets things up on container start that does more funky things based on environment variables.
Just the way the functionality's in there now shows it's treated as a second class feature. It's buried down in the special access settings labelled as 'install unknown apps and granted or removed on a per app basis. Notably, the google play store is not on this list.

The whole setup makes installing apps from other sources obtuse and 'scary' to the average user.

I'm not sure how say an app from f-droid is more 'unknown' than an app from the play store myself. Then of course, just to install f-droid, I have to download it, allow installing apps from my file manager, which comes with some scary popups, then I have to again enable the setting for f-droid, again after some scary popups.

The goal really does seem to be do make the idea of installing software one acquires outside the 'official garden of known apps' to be something terrible and scary nobody should ever want to do.
Jobs convinced the music tracks studios to let him sell DRM free tracks on iTunes, so it seems to me like he believed it. I don't know if iTunes music is still DRM free, though.

But even it weren't, content creators unwillingness to let Apple sell DRM free media is not evidence that Jobs agrees with them.

[1] https://www.computerworld.com/article/2541387/itunes-starts-...
[2] https://www.macworld.com/article/1138000/drm-faq.html
Liberals are center left at best, and that's people like AOC and Bernie Sanders.

The overton window in the USA has shifted so far right it's almost falling off the house.
> Nobody else can do the first, and alternatives for the second are less palatable.

A submarine blockade can, like the one employed by Germany in WW2.
Not OP but sitting the presenter in front of a north facing window, positioning the laptop camera at eye level and giving them a well adjusted $70 mic provides an improvement over any badly positioned camera in mixed color temperature silhouetted lighting situation.