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The morbidity of children never ceases to amaze me. Death, in play at least, doesn't seem to frighten them. I guess its the same among adults, but it's interesting that make-believe and reality are seperable even at a young age. I don't think we adults give kids enough credit for how sophisticated they can be. (Probably because there are a lot of areas where they aren't and it's easier to just bucket them in whole.)
Sorry for the late reply. It does not. My point was mostly that the TypeScript analogs are either more of a pain or less type safe.
It is a shame that geopolitically insightful comments are downvoted. Politics and technology are deeply intertwined. Perhaps China and Russia passively protect Iran's space interests.
Only insofar as the Guardian's editorial control over the whistleblowing they publish pushes them into intelligence agency territory.
Yeah, I was sort of at the beginning of those policies. I think there were still enough older teachers/administrators that thought it was BS, that many of the minor issues never resulted in anything extreme. I remember one teacher caught me and another kid in a bit of a scuffle (not really a fight) over a prank gone wrong. Basically, we both apologized to each other and discussed the mistake/misunderstanding. We didn't even get detention and still remained friends.

Granted this was in a rural area, which seems to be a bit slower to adopt those newer policies. I mean, we still had kids bringing their guns to high school in their cars to go hunting in the evening.
>Why do people enjoy spending their leisure time experiencing that? It's not a rhetorical question.

I don't think anyone's watching the show specifically for the unpleasant scenes, it's just that the unpleasant scenes enhances story/drama aspect.
>> Learning to become dependent on external intervention for all conflict is not a life skill I want to teach my kids.

If someone breaks into my house and tries to beat me to death, I'm not going to try to reason it out with them, I'm calling the police.
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the value of hair would decrease if everyone had it.
Thanks for the response!

(I’m trying to avoid rushing into heated arguments over the internet atm, so I’m gonna give myself some time to digest your response.

I would like to say that my main point was more about political rhetoric than economic arguments.)
I was thinking of “static” state as being the idea of state existing “in the program text” and “in the continuation”. Perhaps I don’t yet fully grasp what you’re thinking of with those ideas of state. Especially given the correspondence between continuation passing style and ANF.

I had seen it as “remaining reduction” which in some sense is embodied in the syntax tree being reduced. So in that sense, it’s kind of static from the written text of the program (though duplication can force that to be a runtime concern).
The simpson house is ~2,000 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Generally in poor condition, with lead paint. Homer defaults on this house in 2009, when it is repurchased for $100,001.

Doesn't sound unrealistic to me for a guy making ~$35k presuming he got it even cheaper back in the day.
People keep saying this, but never include the story. What's the meat behind the claim that they did this?
Two things I've been thinking in this regards:

1. Social network that people vote on where in the political quadrant something is, at the same time it takes into account their own political leanings/upvotes/etc. So you can say this is lefist, I'm right-leaning, but I still like the article, and think it's newsorthy so I'll upvote it.

Basically adding a lot more granular user sentimentality around articles. Letting users organically fact check, but having it all be transparent, you can see the user, and they're color coded by their political leanings so you can know you're talking w/ someone who supported Biden or Trump.

2. News show like Morning Joe with Krystal Ball, Cenk, Tucker Carlson, Hannity, Joe Scarborough, Cuomo, Anderson. -- Essentially voices from left, right, center-left, center-right, and mid-center. All with equal air-time on the issues.

Format could be something like: Announcer announces topic/news. Each person gets 1 minute to respond, 15 seconds for rebuttals. Then move on to next topic.

At the end of the show, fact checkers will grade each person's performance based on the percentage of factual statements vs lies and post it online with the video segment for transparency.
China is now itself outsourcing to cheaper countries, because Chinese labor has become expensive. Supply chains become flexible when the incentives are there. I think the Trump tariffs were on the right track, but for the wrong reasons.
trash article, reason.com

as for the cheerleader, well well well, look what showed up. it’s your own bad decisions!
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Thanks for the downvotes, it was a good conversation.
2008 is after SHA-1 was significantly weakened.
I guess lambda is too verbose

a[lambda i: i > 5] = 0

Probably would expect something like this

np.set(a, lambda i: i > 5, 0)

But that might be too cumbersome when combining values from multiple arrays.
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I'm used to having good and productive exchanges on HN. This development makes me sad.
>This is like asking "What's the best food to eat?"

The answer is pizza
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> but there's probably no intrinsic reason they couldn't be higher.

The client (from the original version through DE) runs a single-threaded simulation. That is a big barrier to getting more players or even larger maps (it used to be that ludakris size was unplayable before DE/UserPatch optimizations). Given how many players can't even clear the multiplayer performance benchmark without dramatically reducing quality settings, I'm not sure they'll bump up the player cap unless they decide to re-architect a good part of the engine internals.
Central Asians, not East Asians.
There's a part of a mission in Medal of Honor (recent VR version) where you're trying to make your way up Omaha Beach in WWII. The way it's done is very good, and really seems to drive home to the player just how utterly harrowing the whole experience must have been.
Just speculating: While there may not be a link with aggressive behavior, might there be greater ambivalence toward it?
Why should Photos be unlimited forever? Do you expect such largesse from Spotify or Netflix?
Or do you prefer Google put ads in photos to monetize?
No?

A) There are easy marks everywhere.

B) Which crimes did your mind gravitate towards? Were those crimes ever major parts of all crimes committed? Does the presence or absence of children materially change any of that?
That definitely toes the important line between FP as defined and FP as practiced. Although, I’d argue that proper state management requires discipline in all cases. I’ve seen OO codebases that operated from lots of trick mutable shared redis vars as well!
Sure. My point was more that they're two very different, and not really comparable things.
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Some kids have the ability to self regulate more than others. Much of it is just based on their observations of the world and experience within.

The problems is that as parents we often just group all kids together in how we treat them. They think it's either one way or the other for all kids rather than treating them as individuals with different experiences and different minds.

The one thing I have seen to be true amongst all my peers children is that if you talk to them and treat them like adults, they are much more likely to act like adults at a younger age. That is to say, take into consideration their experience and feelings any time you want to intervene or have an interaction.

*not parenting advice, just imho. apply as you see fit.
Yes I think I would be on board especially if they tone down the strain of Wahhabism that’s currently dominant. At its core, Islam is a good martial religion.
Funny. As someone who is borderline ADHD, I've always attributed my inability to play MMOs to the ADHD. I can be pretty focused for a few days, but over the long term I get bored and have to move on to something else. When I was younger I rarely even finished single player games before getting bored.
Let's keep political cheerleading off HN.
I'm normally loathe to defend any aspect of the US MIC, but I think Pompeo's point is that Wikileaks knowingly publicizes information that has already been processed into Intelligence, and willfully turns a blind eye to its role as a laundromat for hostile powers under the guise of an ideology of totally free data.

I, for one, think that all information should be free. I think Pompeo's motivations are suspect and geopolitical and I don't trust him personally. However, I also think that Wikileaks has a myopic view of information freedom that chiefly benefits powers whose long term vision is the decline of liberal democracy.
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Like I said. It's Apple enforcing it on third parties. Which is really weird. Like if Disney forced minimum rental periods on Blockbuster back in the day.
That kind of makes sense. You use logical expressions to build mask that you use to generate view in the outer expression.
You can also get by as vegan so long as you supplement with the things meat would naturally provide.
Apparently so! I take your downvotes with pride. Bring them on!

Arguments for a productive discussion would be better though I don't seem to get any of these...
Watching YouTube in the mobile Brave Browser works for this as well.
Any criticism will give CCP ammunition to fight back in bad faith. They can say "US government oppressed its colored people too" which is true.

By refusing to criticize them, you are just doing their work for them and giving them a free pass.
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The final recording is interesting as someone with average hearing - it almost sounds like someone with a lisp articulating very, very carefully. I suppose “s” must be a very high frequency sound.
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If we normalize paying someone based on their cost of living, as in options 1 and 4, as opposed to paying them based on the value of their labor, then we can expect at least two outcomes:

1) Highly skilled people will not move to/will move away from depressed regions, further exacerbating regional inequality

2) Say goodbye to performance-based pay increases... And once employers stop using the carrot to incentivize, all that's left is the stick
Not sure why this is downvoted. I think it's a legitimate point to raise about being cautious.

I would actually trust people in this site more than many others. I would still do some due diligence though.
You mean their documentation of the horrors of an absolutely real pandemic which many Americans have been falsely led to believe is a fraud?

Even people literally dying of it don't believe in it.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2020/11/16/south-dakot...
I also live in Sweden and do a lot of GIS analysis with both OSM data and other providers. OSM is great when it comes to the actual road geometry (esp. bike and pedestrian roads), although it often gets the speed limits wrong. For pedestrian travel analysis I'd say it's the best dateset available, since it includes all those 'unofficial' paths that everybody uses, but are often left off official maps. It is however pretty terrible when it comes to buildings and addresses. You don't have to get many km out from major cities before a lot of buildings are missing, and the numbering of buildings is often either missing or wrong.
Perhaps has to do with Google not really being a thing in China coz ethics.
Why would you take away those engines? What does it matter that the games used Unity (or any other pre-made engine)? The point of a game is to make a fun experience not to reimplement every aspect of interactive software.

Do you make the same comment about someone using standard libraries or frameworks? How productive would you be without system libraries or even an OS?
Cartoon violence is so over the top and symbolic when you see actual violence. The stomach turning aspect of real violence/torture/murder/rape is its bland mundane banal nature. No dramatic music, no redemption, no happy end, no heroism. So raw.

I've seen quite some real gore online, similar to many online people. I don't know how it affects my psychology. I like to think it has at least some positive effects, like not fainting and less of a shock if I need to act in such a situation. But maybe real world violence seen through my eyeballs not through a screen is a whole another thing again. Maybe hearing and seeing real abuse is not something you can "prepare for" through gore videos.
...but but others are doing it too, so you can't blame Apple for it!!!1
They used to, it was the reason I'm exclusively on HN..
> It was major news that prisoners were sent to fight fires in California for little to no pay.

Just to make sure nobody is confused by this, because the subject comes up a lot - prisoner firefighers are volunteers.
AFAIK the Japanese benefited from significant joinery knowledge from China circa the Nara period (~700CE). In Japan they rebuild temples regularly using these techniques and have thus kept them alive, and also have old standing examples. However, China lost most examples in the cultural revolution. I have visited what was at the time allegedly the oldest dated example in southern China, a temple north of Ningbo, and while impressive it is nothing on what's in Japan.

That said, this is more about material science than joinery.
Looks great!!
I’m about to host this project on my raspberry pi

I love the UI very clean and simple
I can only speculate, but I'll try. I haven't downvoted anyone in this thread BTW because I've been posting comments. When I post comments I prefer for them to stand as my input on the matter.

Most of the comments I'm seeing down voted seem to me to be somewhat extreme invective lacking in significant useful or interesting content. The bottom line is HN is about high signal low noise. Most of the downvotes are probably just on that criterion.

Another issue is that most of the people reading HN, including those vilifying Apple, probably own several dozen items manufactured in China. It seems somewhat unlikely that they can account for their supply chains in any meaningful way. There's also the mob rule aspect to all of this, it wouldn't be the first time 'evidence' had been found of Apple or their suppliers playing foul that turned out to be fake. Look up Mike Daisey some time. So lets all take some deep breaths and look at what's actually going on here.
Check this out: https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations

The sources they use to compile the data are listed here: https://github.com/owid/covid-19-data/blob/master/public/dat...
The iPhone has an undo when you shake it. Works for text boxes and deleting emails and other things
Going to try this later! Is it able to jump to a function or variable definition?
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Hard pass.
Strapi has been OK. Love the idea but execution is not up to par IMO. I think it will continue to get better, but they just switched to a paid model, so meh (sorry Strapi). Contentful looks good albeit expensive.

I personally love the simplicity and stability of Jekyll + git + good organization.

You can’t go wrong with a Wordpress API sitting behind a whitelisted VPN with a single GraphQL resource exposed to plug into your clients. They’ve done a good job of modernizing their platform IMO, and you get the added benefit of almost every editor/writer/marketer already being familiar with the WP dashboard UX.
Being a slave in China vs Middle East is not different in the key aspect that matters most. Perspecit and proportionality matters.
> An under-rated feature of US cities is the diversity of occupations that can command relatively high incomes.

I find this super interesting, especially when linking salary back to how much society values that job type. For instance it seems that many European countries value societally their teachers and professors, yet it is a rather underpaid profession, all things considered. Similarly, a maitre d’ would be quite well regarded in France or Italie, yet would not command a high-salary.

Thus it feels like your point on there being more diverse sectors being cogent with a comfortable lifestyle in the U.S. rings true.

Veering away from the main point, but I wonder if, as pointed in other comments, that is somewhat balanced by less people being, comparatively, in the poor and very poor category. That is to say, less of a difference between top lifestyles and bottom lifestyles overall. I would need to properly research that though, as salary alone won’t give us that variance.
> why would you choose the qt framework over Electron and Popular JS Framework?

1) This is not a "Show HN" thread, so I may not tell nothing about Volbx development;

2) Electron/JavaScript is the worst choice ever to create desktop GUI apps designed for offline use.

As for me, the most prefered ways to create cross-platform GUI apps for desktop PC* are:

- Qt (C++/C/Python)

- Tkinter (Python)

And for Unix-like OS write apps in pure C with Xlib-based GUI (optionally, use some widget toolkit for Xlib, like `mlk`[0]).

Sweet dreams, GTK2...

Bye-bye, GTK+3/GTK+4!

[0] http://azsky2.html.xdomain.jp/
A really puzzling part: "SMTP is a ‘push’ protocol that does not allow one to ‘pull’ messages from a remote server on demand. To do this a mail client shall use POP3 or IMAP. Within the framework of implementing DNA data exchange it is decided to use the protocol POP3."
>What is an influencer to do?

Make a lot of noise about it. Use an iPhone and be very vocal about human rights abuses.
That becomes clear as the article progresses, but you need to get through the first few paragraphs.
> For better or worse, software engineering is slightly more egalitarian in that regard: you can self-educate, you don't necessarily need to amass a ton of debt, and can get even an entry-level job that would make the Simpson's life "attainable".

This really be true. So much of the certification Ive seen are bogus nogus even high schoolers can figure out. I suppose the software world cares less about looking good on paper and more about practically writing software of good quality/creative work.
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Yes. The US has slave labor too.

This distinction seems like us trying to protect our own interests in regards to keeping slavery legal in the United States too.
Thanks for this quick summary. I've got a pay-wall error and can't read the article.
Of course the default tip should be $0.

Before anyone suggests that a tip is required in these instances, I'll preemptively remind you that Grubhub already takes AT LEAST 30% from the provider. A default tip by the consumer of 20% would suggest that their delivery service was worth MORE than the provider's food.

Here is a restaurant showing GrubHub fees (not including tips) constituting more than 60% of of the take.

https://www.eater.com/2020/5/1/21243966/giuseppe-badalamenti...

If drivers need more wages they should get them from Grubhub's already overly generous cut of the pie.

If someone appreciates a prompt delivery or other aspect of the provided service then by all means, provide a tip but that should be the carrot, not the status quo. If it is "expected" then Grubhub should just lump it onto their already outrageous fee structure.

Lack of proper pay for service workers in America that has resulted in our out of control tipping culture has always made me a little sick.
> Perhaps I should go to an audiologist to get a proper exam.

Yes, yes, definitely do. I put my exam off for years until the effect of hearing loss began to affect my work. I literally couldn't hear questions asked by quietly spoken people or in conference rooms with noisy aircon. Also, because my mother-in-law refused to wear them (she was severely deaf) and I knew how much this annoyed my wife.

I wish I had gone several years earlier! It is just great to be able to follow normal conversations, listen to birdsong, and even hear the rattles in the car. I wear mine religiously, even when on my own on the house. Just to hear the little sounds that the world makes as you interact with it.

Very occasionally I notice people looking at my ears when they have seen the aids for the first time, but this is frankly nothing compared with the embarrassment that can be caused if you ignore someone because you haven't heard them, or attempt to guess what they have said and get it wrong.
I had an idea, while thinking of a novel idea about how a people could challenge a fascist regime if one rose to power in the USA, You could disrupt communications, then create your own network using small drones with mesh nets that are the size of a dragon fly or something.

They would need to be easy to build, fly, program, and use, and have good range for the mesh net. Then you could send out thousands which could park on trees, and be just far enough from each other to deliver good signals but be as cost-effective as possible. If one node goes out, another one flies in and takes it's place.
I'm just arguing that it's attainable, contrary to what the article says. It is in most cases, if you're hard working and responsible.

> Implying that not being able to achieve the American Dream is result of not working hard, and/or living beyond your means is a gross oversimplification and frankly ignorant.

Not at all, there are always a few outliers, because, besides the occasional run of just bad luck, a lot of people who appear to be responsible really aren't.
Against the largest consumer/retail market in world? Not going to happen at the country level and risk reciprocal economic restrictions.

Only way to get china to change is have people vote with their wallets and refuse to buy Chinese made stuff but at the end of the day people just don't care and just want cheap stuff.

If you gave someone a choice between $100 IPhone made by slave child labor and $1000 IPhone that was made humane conditions at fair wages, i am willing to bet more than 75% of people take the $100 IPhone.
I believe the article is using inflation adjusted vaules.
What's coming? A hedonic exploitation of poor and oppressed humans? The global rich are largely happy to get that.
A protocol can be used for anything. With torrents there is no one organization that has control over a proprietary piracy tool.

That is how you reconcile it.

If you are sharing things you dont have a license from the creator or another license holder to share, it is copyright infringement. If you are sharing things you have that authorization from then it is not.
..or medicine will be able to fix any issues caused by them making them ok to abuse

maybe i'm just an optimist
Cia informant (Epstein) spent decades raping kids.
Follow-up question: Is the difference between a stack + locals and registers just the instruction set? I imagine locals are allocated to and stored on the stack, exactly like you discuss for the registers. But in a stack VM, you can't work on them directly. Instead you have to load them into this special other place (the stack) and work on them there. Instruction set is simpler but at the cost of requiring additional operations.
What a great response! Thanks for your time. This is why I love HN.
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