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> “Additional checks will reach consumers at a time when unemployment is lower [than during the 2020 stimulus round], mobility has significantly improved, the overall willingness to spend of the general public is up significantly, confidence levels are higher, housing is strong and the savings rate is still extremely high. That is a set-up for a consumer boom.”

No, this is a perfect setup for inflation.
This is incredible. I’m so tired of shitty nutrition and fitness websites full of bros trynna sell me shit, total BS and unproven stuff and half baked truths. Along with the Audiophile industry, fitness and nutrition are the biggest and worst ecosystem of companies out there.
> why is it that so many housing markets seem to be broken?

Current residents have a vote in local elections. Current residents can organize lobbying groups that oppose new homes. Aspiring future residents don't have comparable political power.

People who move to cities are young and poor. Then they make a career, benefit from the strong economy, become old, wealthy and experienced. Then they want to deny from the next generation the same benefits they enjoyed when they were young. Old rich people have both experience and financial means to influence politics, young and poor people don't.
As a Rubyist I laughed at that so hard my wife woke up. I work with Python on a daily basis now but I need to make a SFW variant and show it to the Ruby team.
Ah ..
> but the result was an actual standard

Was it though? At a minimum i think a "standard" is a document detailing the behaviour of at least two competiting implementations sufficiently that you could use it to make a new implementation that was interopable. I don't think that was true of W3C standards in the pre WHATWG days. Compare it to say the HTTP rfcs, which i think did meet that standard.
> I recently saw a PR to Scala that’s a great demonstration of exactly this. The private and sealed keywords have been in Scala forever and someone only just recently came up with the realisation that private classes are effectively sealed. Scala’s been in existence for 16 years!

Slight correction: someone came up with the realisation 7+ years ago[1] but someone else came up with a fix only recently

1: https://github.com/scala/bug/issues/6159?orig=1
No, as far as the CEBR knows. It's not a Chinese forecast, it's a UK forecast.
Sounds like TPL Dataflow
In addition to the other responses, the VFX community has strong roots coming in the SGI/IRIX days. When those platforms started to decline due to competition from modern commodity hardware among other reasons, Linux offered the best path of migration from both a hardware support perspective and reasonable compatibility with existing pipelines and tools (the latter being very important). Red Hat became a sort of de facto at that point.

^ This is what I have been told by my older colleagues; I wasn’t around for this. My current employer danced around with RHL and Fedora Core before moving to CentOS 6 (now 7, and looking at what to do with 8). Pretty much all studios using Linux in this industry are running RHEL/CentOS, with a very small handful operating on Ubuntu. Home users will do whatever they want and deal with whatever incompatibilities arise ;)
> Whereas Matrix ensures that there is only ever one way of doing a given operation at any point

Python used to claim the same thing when it was a fresh new language, as a reaction to Perl where the opposite was encouraged. Becoming mature and anchored in reality changed some of that.
Most people solve this outside of email using project management software.

We use ClickUp and absolutely love it. You can turn any email, Slack message, form submission, Jira event -- anything -- into a task in ClickUp. It includes due dates, comments, file attachments, docs, and more.

The only other company that makes me feel like a fanboy is Jetbrains. ClickUp is really that good (even though it's pretty massive and intimidating to start out with).
I thought someone was going to raise a flag.
I think many felt they had nothing to hide. Many are in camera calling it a revolution. Many aren't hiding theur faces, giving their names in interviews.

A person in one of the videos taking photos of random documents says "Ted Cruz would want us to do this".

I think they expected to have no consequences...
> inappropriate and in bad taste

This is inappropriate and in bad taste, and you missed the point of my comment.
Something interesting in Graeber’s history is the connection between medieval Islamic philosophy and modern capitalism.
The fact that Adam Smith lifts some examples and arguments straight out of Al Ghazali has potentially significant implications for a history of economic thought.
For a company who knew that they were bound to fall foul of the ideological stances of their providers, they should have planned for such an event.

The most likely reason for that is that the companies owners were fake people who wanted to profile a particular segment of the society, or they were poorly advised by the IT guys.
>and when he didn’t show up to court, they killed his entire family.

This is true, but it misses the nuance that the letter ordering him to attend court had the wrong date listed on it. Makes the assault on the family even more egregious.
In Swedish, apelsin and orange are distinct and not interchangeable. Sibling comment about Chinese apple seems credible to me.

I can think of several orange things other than oranges: sea buckthorn as you say, but also cloudberries and carrots (which I don't get why they are dismissed by the article: not vibrant enough? Nor is a fox…?).

An older word for orange (ish?) I can think of is brandgul. Brand is a big fire, and gul is yellow, so "big-fire yellow" if you will. Still a variation of yellow, but yet another naturally occurring orange :)
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Regarding asan bugs, if you do not free all of your memory before exiting main it will complain about stuff and end up calling _exit I think which does not flush the buffers.
How does ArchiveBox function compared to https://archivarix.com? I recently used Archivarix to backup a large website (93k pages), but it messed up the js/css.
What I like about this is that they include a lot of compound lifts. Exercises like squats puts strain on many muscles.
An open source firmware for the Waveshare 7 inch capacitive touch display
Not all markets are based around exchange. Kidney exchange markets, for instance, have a component based on a donor giving a kidney for nothing in exchange, starting a chain of kidney donations that could otherwise not occur.

Matching markets are another example that is not based around exchange
That's why I said if you plan to install the nonfree drivers anyway :)
This is as much nonsense as the people saying to check with your doctor before doing literally anything in life.

People with bad posture and weak bodies just need one thing: start exercising today. Start with weak weights / body weight. Ignore the hand wringing online unless you're 70+.
Put a toggle switch somewhere in the cabin and splice it between the car radio power wires and the battery. So you can easily reboot the radio without having to mess around under the hood.
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The joke above is a play on the older joke you told.
For TV, I think there's really not much manufactured in US. Maybe Android TV / roku TV subscriptions?

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2016/mar/14/donald-tru...

If you look at it closely, display panels are mostly manufactured in Asia. And a Chinese company (BOE) is the leader in the market:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1124858/global-display-p....
Q: Why did the multi-threaded chicken cross the road?

A: other side. get to the To
why login with Google and not regular email?
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I don’t follow...
'Act big' now to save economy, worry about debt later
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That would require building the infrastructure in the form similar to a oil rig out there to facilitate the transfer.

This infrastructure would only be valuable or even necessary for perhaps 2-3 months every 5 years.

Who would ever finance that?
Al Gore was ridiculed for saying he invented the Internet (he didn't say that). The rest of the joke is playing off of that and then punning with his name.
The bug shows up without asan. We literally tripped over it in production with code compiled with "clang -O2".
Is there some sort of highly entropic and massive hash string being constantly printed, recorded, and widely distributed so that one could see if any changes happened in the past? Or rather, ensure, with a comparison, that the observer is still in the same timeline?

Is there any similar data that can be used? Perhaps global weather records?
Yes! I've used various friends over the years but now I'm using friends who are professionals working in a gym in LA:

https://www.instagram.com/wilfredofitness/

https://www.instagram.com/krickithodges/

You are right though, it is very time consuming process and sometimes we get it wrong and have to go back and re-film. I have a pretty big backlog to edit and upload. It's a slow going process. Seeing this on HN has motivated me to do some extra work this weekend.
Buy a wrist roller and a few 5lb plates.
Tom Knight and the Lisp Machine

A novice was trying to fix a broken Lisp machine by turning the power off and on.

Knight, seeing what the student was doing, spoke sternly: “You cannot fix a machine by just power-cycling it with no understanding of what is going wrong.”

Knight turned the machine off and on.

The machine worked.

Source: http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/koans.html
Dan did alright. My parents (lifelong Liberal voters) had nothing but praise for him and his daily stand ups. He did well to bring it back from the brink at the time and the rest of the country got a good lesson in how quickly it can take off. Dan just needs to stop doing dumb shit like sign up for Belt and Road funding.

I'm in Qld and the response/outcome so far has been better than New Zealand's (with comparable population size).
Yeah. Dumbbell section was added a few months ago. I have about 150 videos left to edit, upload and write instructions for. All of the dumbbell exercises being about 50 of those videos.
It's not just the seeds. I worked in a vertical hydroponic and aquaponic startup and we were able to alter the taste with variations in nutrients, water schedules, and lighting. We would work with chefs from gourmet NYC restaurants and they would tell us the taste they'd want and we would grow to cater for that.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but for a normal-case install on a laptop, you won't need firmware, only drivers, no? Not to say that open-source firmware is undesirable, but they won't need to be part of an OS installation necessarily.

Good Intel Wireless drivers are in the Linux kernel. Mediatek it depends on the chipset, and Realtek only has a crappy free one that will have issues with newer devices. Qualcomm I don't have much experience with.

Sounds like you know this already, but I think many people are confused about drivers vs firmware - I know I was way back, at least.
I read the comments for the tweet but still cannot understand why... Could you please explain a bit?
Also this from James Madison: https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Adams/99-02-02-3102

> While our Country remains untainted with the Principles and manners, which are now producing desolation in so many Parts of the World: while she continues Sincere and incapable of insidious and impious Policy: We shall have the Strongest Reason to rejoice in the local destination assigned Us by Providence. But should the People of America, once become capable of that deep simulation towards one another and towards foreign nations, which assumes the Language of Justice and moderation while it is practicing Iniquity and Extravagance; and displays in the most captivating manner the charming Pictures of Candour frankness & sincerity while it is rioting in rapine and Insolence: this Country will be the most miserable Habitation in the World. Because We have no Government armed with Power capable of contending with human Passions unbridled by morality and Religion. Avarice, Ambition, Revenge or Galantry, would break the strongest Cords of our Constitution as a Whale goes through a Net. Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious People. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.
You win this thread. All high quality jokes.
The effect of not including non-free firmware is that the user is inconvenienced when using that hardware, but not hardware with free firmware. It also causes the user to be aware of whether the hardware they bought has non-free firmware.

One way to resolve the inconvenience is to install the firmware. Another is to buy different hardware. The latter puts pressure on vendors to provide free firmware.

The Linux desktop market is not a huge percentage of the PC market but it's still millions of people.
Fair point if you read it literally and assume each thread is a problem. But I assume, as it's a variation of the regex joke, 'using threads' is seen as a singular thing. Perhaps it should say 'threading?'
So close...it should be "What is the collective noun for 'programmer'?"
Just an fyi, the muscle on the outside of the hip cannot be selected. It chooses the quads instead.
Included in the languages influenced by category: Newtonscript.
http://waltersmith.us/newton/SELF%20and%20the%20Origins%20of...
Answered here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25854942
again: how will someone have a muscle imbalance if they don't even have much muscle to begin with?
I think the best of both worlds would be an sqlite DB (which is extremely reliable) along with a rotated export to a flat file whenever there are modifications.
only the very tiniest of container ships have their own cranes onboard, anything above the tiniest size is entirely dependent on shore handling cranes.

also moving cargo between two ships floating around at sea is dangerous and difficult, giant ships are not meant to hold position parallel to each other in the open ocean (or indeed closely parallel to anything) without the assist of many tugs.

a "geared" (with crane) container ship looks like this, and even so it would be a very risky move to use the crane to do anything other than load a container to/from a wharf while the ship was firmly moored to it.

https://www.google.com/search?q=geared+container+ship&client...
A leaked Zoom meeting is a lot harder to deny. If a reporter gets a call saying “The CEO of BigCorp said a racial slur in the cafeteria” it’s hard to prove. A leaked Zoom meeting is more concrete evidence.
It’s worth noting that this is only phase one of the program expansion. There are future announcements regarding academic institution licensing and research institution licensing (e.g. CERN).
There is also the ambiguous answer that first two give. Is their response "I don't know" or is it "I don't, no".
Drop an email to the admins at <hn@ycombinator.com> and they may be able to help, if they haven’t already, since you’re a content creator responding to a post about your own site.
A lot of other communist Chinese government rep accounts dehumanize Uighurs. They haven’t been banned yet.
Also Ayatollah who is fervent anti-Semite is still on Twitter.
Al-gore-ithms.
Is repl.it hiring outside NA time zones? I checked the postings a while ago, and all of them specified PST +- 3 IIRC.
Yeah the problem with me for prop 65 things: "Is the level detected actually harmful?" and "Is where it's detected actually likely to lead to me being exposed?"

I suspect for most things the answer is no.
I don't see how it helps the orderliness of the planet to post in a disorderly way to HN. It's not so hard to stick to the site guidelines if you choose to.

I don't want to ban you but we really need you to post more thoughtfully (or put it this way: only post when you're able to post thoughtfully) and err on the side of respecting others.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
fairly off topic grumble, but ahh, i just wish the boot situation were better on modern hardware:

1. i could mount my efi partition on /boot , but debian wants something that has symlink support (efi is fat, which doesn't have symlinks). debian could be much easier to administer on modern uefi hardware.

2. some support for systemd-boot when installing kernels. heavens it is just so so so much easier to administer than grub, holy moly. for a while i ran extlinux & isolinux to avoid grub. grub is a nightmare, requires multiple layers of complex tooling to operate. i can, from memory, build a loader/entries/debian.conf file in under a minute, and it will work. uefi takes care of so much. grub is self-flagellation. alas, if you install a kernel, there doesn't seem to be any support machinery to keep systemd-boot up to date. debian could be so much easier to install on modern hardware.

debian still seems firmly planted with the same decisions it'd made 20 years ago, when it comes to booting systems. i've found systemd-boot to be so good, so much better, installs much easier, but there doesn't seem to be any support from the os, other than downloading the bootctl binary that can do the stuff. i hope i'm missing something.
I use the largest container of liquid clothes detergent at the store with a handle and fill it with water. I haven't weighed it, but you're in really good shape if you can curl it. Great for dumbbell rows and shrugs, though too unwieldy for much else.
Love this idea! I’d love to be able to include one photo a day.

In Vermont there’s a very popular social network called Front Porch Forum that collects posts and only issues them once a day, it seems like adding time delays and eliminating fast replies is a good circuit breaker to defuse toxicity.
You never notice your stabilizer muscles until you really use them.
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Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25846391
I just ran the Chrome Lighthouse accessibility report again. They increased the contrast and went from 74 to 90. Well done!
Then I agree that this is surprising. That means clang/llvm is not modeling set/longjmp correctly in general and that is not acceptable as a C compiler.
The answer is the left has a long history of opposing globalization, union breaking and neoliberalism in general. In particular the left attacks on centrist democrats embrace of neoliberalism has be vicious. They were the reason why Obama won the primary over Clinton in 2008. And why Sanders showed well in 2016 even though Clinton won. And Clinton despises the left for it.

See the 1999 Seattle WTO protests as an example of the left opposing neoliberalism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Seattle_WTO_protests
See how music taste evolved from year from 1958-2016: Top songs for every year
Most homicide is not motivated by profit/revenue.
I am having flashbacks to all of the “muscles I didn’t know I had” experiences in tai chi class that turned out to be actual muscles and not figures of speech.

For this audience you might do us a service by looking at muscle diagrams used by PTs rather than gym rats. Particularly for the hips and calves, but the abdominals and spinal muscles are myriad, and addressing back problems involves addressing them.
No. A logician is a lounge act that saws a log in half.
Here is a brief description of the Dakota 38:

https://indiancountrytoday.com/news/the-traumatic-true-histo...

The largest mass execution in US history, personally approved by Abraham Lincoln.
If the pollution is severe enough to KILL the species creating it, it is already being produced far faster than nature can absorb it or counteract it. It also seems feasible that other species are killed as well; species which may have helped clean the pollution from the planet, which would slow the cleaning process or, if enough species die off, stopping the cleansing process almost entirely.

Pollution doesn't vanish when it isn't being made anymore.

So, if there is so much pollution that it both kills life on the planet, it will take a good amount of time (millions of years? How big of a planet are we talking about?) to be cleansed back to undetectable levels.
That's available from the directory.

https://musclewiki.com/Directory
Interesting. I didn't think of it this way previously, but after hearing your description, I'll interpret it a positive sign of their culture / forward-thinkingness.
I left a reply to the parent that should clear up your concerns. If recent Apple devices can be cracked, do you really think BMW have software engineers that can build something more secure?
U-NII, mostly. The drawback from amateur radio or another licensed service is that you won't be able to use anything like the same power output. Whether that works for you depends on your definition of "long distance".
If I wanted to do that I would use an old style telephone.
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Perhaps many do not remember, 10 years ago Linux support on mobile devices was actually abysmal. It was an exception rather than the rule.

I am more concerned about distros dropping legacy stuff altogether instead of creating archive repos for that. I have a ton of legacy hardware lying around and it's more and more difficult to find a distro (Debian!) that still has some 10y old repo online. Including the drivers!
From the article > A study of when different geologists accepted plate tectonics found that older scientists actually adopted it sooner than younger scientists.

But the paper cited refers, instead, to the relative safety of the tenured professors to speak out in favor of plate tectonics, vs. the younger researchers who knew that would be, as we say, career-limiting.
Just prefer to keep the site with no 3rd party dependancies. If something goes wrong/down I know where to look.
> Back is generally pretty hard to impossible to train without equipment.

Lats are hard to train without equipment, but you may need to expand your definition of the back to include the rest of the back. Easy to train without equipment. Most people can't hold a superman very long.
Taiwan is also stategically important because it guards access from the Pacific to China and back. To the north there is Japan and South Korea (US allies), and to the south there are Vietnam and the Philippines, who already feel the pressure of the expansion of China's influence (Chinese military bases in the South China sea), and are thus likely to side with the US in the future. Right now, China is sorta contained, but if the CCP can reassert itself on Taiwan, the situation will flip and the CCP will have full control about access to the mainland from the sea, and can freely access the Pacific.
Hello HN, author here. Language models are absolutely fascinating tools. I believe it would pay for software engineers to have a sense of their capabilities and how they function. The article showcases a few views to expose the inner workings of the model, but also simple UI for interacting with a language model to get a sense for how they work and generate words.

If you prefer video, I have also recently released a video [1] with PyData to provide an intro to language models and their applications and how we're trying to make Transformer-based ones more transparent with Ecco[2]. Contributors are welcome!

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHrItfNeuh0

[2] https://www.eccox.io/ and https://github.com/jalammar/ecco

Thanks mods for merging submissions. Happy to get feedback , thoughts, or questions.
You have an Answer object that probably contains a type enum.

However, you don't need to name all variables "answerObject".