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I'm building a charting library, looking for some thoughts on visualizations. Have you built public sites with charts? I'd like to know the library you used, authoring experience, something that you think that these libraries could do better.
> why don't we just use base64-encoded JSON or something?

You should try it and let us know how that works.
Practically all cryptocurrencies protect against inflation by being dis-inflationary, as I argue in

https://john-tromp.medium.com/a-case-for-using-soft-total-su...
excellent, well done.
But what was their income in the 70s?
In math what you suggest is considered bad practice and there is also a strong reason why. Handwaving that away as "bias" or "history" is extremely rude. Both approaches have their merits and optimize for different uses. This could be an interesting discussion, but you seem uninterested in having one.
Regardless that was the motivation. It may have been a failed effort, but it was absolutely the intention and it's got to hurt being a black person in this day and age and know that lawmakers are still looking for ways to exclude you from our democratic system.
I also think the lockdowns should end. I'm merely suggesting to end them for vaccinated people first.
Yes, that'll pay about £7000 pa, depending on payments in and other wealth.

70 sheep will probably attract a farming subsidy too
You realise anyone with a street facing yard can set one up right? Including any resident of any neighbourhood, regardless of wealth or ethnicity. You literally just need a box and some books. Both of which are widely available for free or a bit of dumpster diving. Why the victim mentality?
1. Not necessarily. You have two spaces now, but the same size in total.

2. Yes, they'd have to switch two stack pointers. I think a CPU could have a special instruction for this case.
> [popular apps .. less malicious]

ah yes, the notoriously well behaved facebook and tiktok
Make sure to test your RPi 0W with the Bluetooth speaker you had in mind asap. Mine won't connect to my soundbar, which is complicating my setup for connecting my projector and soundbar wirelessly :(
All cryptocurrencies control their supply. That doesn't mean a supply cap. It can be as simple as emitting only 1 coin per second. That makes it very different from fiat, with its unpredictable supply.
Yep so we're basically doomed because that will never happen, too many countries have nukes that keep other countries from being that "well I'm going to have to take over now" country
Oh, for a second I thought this was about Goat Ops [0].

[0]: http://www.goatops.com/
Interesting:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_stack

But it seems a shadow stack is a slightly different concept which requires less changes in software.
Happy international workers day the other day (May 1st), I hope you celebrated it.
> I’m surprised the guy in the article could go decades without eating any veggies ...

Doesn't he eat a whole onion every night? Onions are vegetables right?

I would agree it sounds like a lack of green veggies, though, if that's what you meant.
+1. I was born 2002.
I have to agree and disagree. Yes, it is good that not every app has root rights, that you have a reasonable expectation of security and some level of quality assessment. However, at the same time Apple fails dramatically at keeping bad or even nefarious apps out of the app store. And in a lot of places, user experience is outright horrible because of the restrictions. Have you ever tried to move music from files to the music app? You can't. So I have music on my iPhone I basically cannot play. Same for videos. And a lot of data handling is awkward at least. With all their power through the App Store, Apple should insist that all apps which have some sort of local data also support the files app. That all apps which play video properly support picture in picture (most don't or differently). Not to mention, that there isn't even the most basic, even if completely sandboxed, shell application. In this context I can only praise "Working Copy", which works really great in giving apps git access.

Personally, I am very excited about the new iPad Pro, but I am holding on my order till WWDC, trying to find out whether Apple finally has an answer to what I can use this gorgeous device for and finally lifts some of the road blocks.

So yes, I do think a good amount of control can help building a quality environment and on the one side is responsible for all that is good on the iPhone/iPad platform. But also flaws in the execution by Apple are responsible for a lot of things which are exactly not good user experience. At a minimum, they should try hard at improving the developer experience. Limiting the ability of apps to access car play? For apps actually distributed, yes. For developers, who want to experiment with it, definitely not. Same with the discussed API in the article. There should be a clear path for developers to discover and access these entitlements.
for a even clearer example of this problem compare polls about the "estate tax" and the "death tax". People are stupid.
This is the exact problem I have been referring to. Parsing json without loading it entirely is difficult, will look into the xml (sax parser). Can the yaml format be considered for a streaming response approach?
I wouldn’t necessarily assume that the people who support the policies causing California’s problems are the same ones who are leaving.
In the long run we're all dead. Yes, it's also true that as buying carbon offsets becomes more popular, the opportunities will become more scarce and they will be come more expensive. But that would be a very good problem to have, because we're nowhere near that point currently. Right now they are cheap and widely available. We bought ours from cooleffects, and we are doing it while simultaneously working to reduce our emissions. Plus, buying carbon offsets also spurs investment in finding more carbon offset opportunities.
I mean yeah, it’s marginal, but $45k-58k is taxed at 8%, then $33k-$46k is taxed at 6%.

Those aren’t low rates compared to other states, especially considering the COL.
> Math should be taught with well named variables and contextual examples. Why use X and Y when you could carSpeed and carAcceleration?

Definitely no beyond elementary school level and very basic concepts.

If is much easier to do abstra manipulation and calculations with letters then words. And beyond very very basics, you will do a lot of that.
He probably pulls 500k+ from the whole ecosystem,but the fact that such a popular product as Vue JS can only bring in $150K in support is a reality check.
It's interesting to think about the interference between the politics and the science of looking too deeply at this last year. Essentially, the Trump administration came out strongly for the lab theory early on and linked it to their "China virus" narrative.

This was a rhetorical bludgeon (like so much from that administration) to avoid dealing with the problem, with the likely added effect of fomenting reprisals towards Asians. So the science and media had to (or chose to) avoid the issue for fear of the baggage entailed.

Now it's becoming safe to question scientists again without looking like you're on the side of the crazies. So we are elevating these voices now. There are many things to take away from this, but institutional rot and bad incentives from the top start shading everybody's actions.
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well, Coupland preserved even that aspect of our gen in "Microservs" and "JPod".
For anyone complaining that there is no nice GUI for dd on Linux and macOS, I recently discovered Fedora Media Writer [1] which works great for this job. Despite it’s name, it can be used with any ISO just like dd.

[1] https://github.com/FedoraQt/MediaWriter
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Central banks control inflation by setting nominal rates. These two rates are not independent. Setting real interest rates would require the ability to control both nominal rates and the inflation rate independently from one another.
On much of Reddit this thread would have been dominated by snarky comments about his food choices and lack of variety. I was positively lifted by the HN response/vibe on this.
True, my comparison isn’t really with the US. It’s with Japan, which has most of the socialist goodness that Europe has aside from the generous leave policies (but tons of national holidays to sort of make up for it).

It also sort of implicitly includes the assumption that you still won’t work more than your 7.5-8 hours a day. Working 50% more for 50% more salary obviously is no gain at all.

That said, while I know that the word ‘stress’ didn’t really apply to my jobs in Europe, I find it hard to turn back the clock on my expectations (for both pay and work/life balance).

If I don’t go back I’m hoping I can build a little enclave of sanity for my team here at least.
The relevant phrase is “put your money where your mouth is”.
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There are plenty of organizations that track this and make sure the advertised offsets are not wasteful in this manner.
Can I sign you up for "defund the police", or is that the kind of giving money to the government that people are always in favor of?
It is fair, if Apple uses one or very few select developers in bringing a feature to the market. But after a certain point when the feature is rolled out in production of a very popular app in a way that it is visible to exist to everyone, they should be very transparent about it and clearly document it. And make it available for development, even if getting approval to deploy an application based on it might be a separate step.
There is a line between exposing yourself to a little bit of something that you're like to catch anyway, and sticking the world into a blender and expecting every organism to come out stronger. Life is always at risk from pests and diseases that evolved in other ecosystems. Always will be, unless we destroy the boundaries between ecosystems and create a single worldwide ecosystem (which would be fucked).

I diagree that we have to find a way forward that doesn't restrict air travel. Worldwide air travel for the masses is a very recent fad. It's a terrible co2 emitter and was bound to trigger an event like this.

Travel in a book?
Letters make it easier. If you insist on everything being sentences, you will hit the ceiling fast.

The notation did not developed because people were bored. The notation developed and sticked because it made expressions easier to deal with.
Yes.

California has a rich delta, the San Joaquin River Delta, which is a natural rice growing region.

People who are ignorant of geography, and think water is much more fungible than it is, would prefer that some small amount more of this water be expelled into the San Francisco Bay, as the great majority of it is already.

Contrast with alfalfa, which is grown mostly from aquifer water in the Central Valley, constitutes 50% of the entire agricultural water use for the state, and is used as cattle feed. That we can do without.
Yeah, and if everyone in the world did exactly the same thing we would be already a) out of space on the planet b) starving because you can’t just eat sheep c) dying because there’s no high-functioning medical industry requiring a working manufacturing facilities to have nice things like MRI
Why wouldn’t people just switch to something else?
It's always been this way.
So while you wait for others to switch you decided to be further part of the problem? For some reason I don't get the logic
Exactly! Housing only goes up and what happened in the last 15 years is bound to repeat itself in the next 15 years.
Now imagine someone saying what you are saying, but about the nazi death camps: that there was plenty of good stuff there!!!

Do you even realise that you are talking about an inhuman sistem that killed millions and shaped the lives on countless others in horrific ways? Please have a little respect for the victims.

And it's not a reflex to remind the world how communism really was: it's a duty. Because every time we see a soviet apologist we can see his agenda, his hidden motives and perverted thinking. The propaganda machine did not die with the soviet empire, it is alive and well serving the new master in the East. And the "useful idiots" are all busy digging in the turd of the past to uncover the rare jewels with which they are hoping to blind the world to the horrific truth of what really happened.
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> Mr. Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook and Twitter, retaliated by blocking Mr. Trump from all sites.

I stopped reading there and I realized that the 20 seconds I spent reading up to that point were wasted.
> This is largely a myth, please provide an namespace-related CVE that has gone unpatched to support your argument.

What I mean is that if you use LXC namespace's as a container it is going to be an insecure container. Simply because LXC namespace's are not containers and are not going to provide a fully isolated environment. Namespace's are low-level building blocks which, together with other technologies (for example a virtualized network stack), you can use to make fully isolated containers. And that's why most hosters just took a shortcut and put the whole thing in a hardware VM to ensure tenants are fully isolated. Which I think is a shame since you also get all the overhead of a hardware VM.

So sure, you can _make_ something like jails or zones on Linux if you combine a bunch of things and provide the glue. But there is no concept of a container like jails or zones in Linux. Which leads to other problems such as there not being any tooling to mange the (non-existant) container.

> The reason they run as VMs is that hypervisors run on ring 0 and require higher privileges than the kernel, therefore they are naturally more secure.

I don't know if I fully understand what your saying here but I think you mean that with a type 2 hypervisor the hypervisors kernel runs in a more privileged mode on the CPU then the virtualized kernels it manages and that provides additional security?

I don't really see how a type 2 hypervisor would conceptually give additional security in regards to a type 1 hypervisor (where a single kernel can provide multiple OS instances such a FreeBSD with Jails or Solaris / Illumos with Zones). Everything that is not the "main" kernel always executes in a less privileged mode then the kernel executing them on the CPU. For example no user process executes on Ring 0 on a "normal" (ie. non-hypervisor) OS. With containers this is no different. Hardware virtualization doesn't give a big conceptual advantage in that regard as far as I know.
I tried to see if I could stack a tetris. Made a 3 wide well, the game would give me L pieces to fill in the single line. Which made it pretty easy to stack up. At some point it gave me a single I piece, which I put in the middle of the 3 deep well. I would either get more I pieces or an L piece which I put in the well, the game would proceed to give me I pieces.

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Thought this was going to be about the RED One 4K camera:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Digital_Cinema
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> 1 NorCal which would be heavily blue.

Not if NorCal starts north of the bay. SF and friends can have their own state.
Further evidence supports claim that SARSCoV2 genes can integrate with human DNA
> I think it’s insanely high.

As is apparent from the huge 21M chia premine (prefarm technically) currently (at today's $1300 price) being worth over $27B.
Most innovation happens these days in the gaps between disciplines. Biology||Chemistry -> Biochemistry. Whole new fusion disciplines emerge.
Apparently the game can out you in a corner where you can not win:

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Only if you ask for it though. You can always just give money and leave the taxes as they are.
Why is this downvoted? The usual paid-to-brigade people coming in?
> as long as they don't serve fish sticks in that US prison I rather stay in that Philippine one.

That's the logic I am reading here
This is grimly hilarious. I wonder how much money will change hands, or whether Trump is a spent force that's unable to manage that.
"volunteer staff" is probably close.

"volunteer" by itself is not, because it implies nothing about it being long-term.

Neither one really gets the connotation right.
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Your description of the situation is incorrect. Roku did not forcibly uninstall the app. Rather, it was removed from their channel store.
I don't understand this - emitting an "average" amount of carbon is still too much.

I mean, if a person is so poor that they are emitting less than the average amount emitted before the industrial revolution, then yes, maybe they should come out ahead. But that's not what we're talking about here. We're not aiming at a comfortable rate of adding carbon to the atmosphere, we actually have to stop increasing the amount of carbon in the atmosphere.
You mispeled ¨misspelled"
You're both lucky.

It's stupid in Canada and seemingly nothing to do with giving or encouraging it. If you're in the highest tax brackets, that last $1000 you earn as income nets you ~$550. If you donate that $550 to a charity, you only get a credit that works out to half your tax rate on $550.

It's less credit for the first $200 in donations, and more credit for amounts above that for unknown reasons. Because 2 people donating $200 shouldn't count as much as 1 person donating $400? Or $200 every year gets you less credit than $400 every other year. Shouldn't we encourage regular giving in small amounts?

Meanwhile, if you have a stock that goes from $100 to $1000 and donate it, not only do you get totally exempt from capital gain tax, you get ~30% back on that full $1000.

If your income is low enough to not pay income tax, you get nothing back on your donations until you do.

Why aren't income-earning people allowed to get a full deduction on the tax paid on their donations?
That sounds faster than here (australia). Using the NFC in a debit card is faster than a phone so it might just be our local payment processors adding friction.
All of my comments on this topic are in massive negative numbers right now - I'm surprised HN is so protective of any criticism towards Starlink. Obviously I see the positive sides of it, for sure, but it's just weird to me that an American company does something that will affect every single person on the globe, in literally every corner of the Earth, and no one here goes "hang on, maybe.... don't?". Yeah internet is important but it's not like there aren't other solutions to this. And yes someone will reply immediately saying that they live 400 miles from the nearest town on top of a rock and they really can't get internet any other way. Like, ok, cool, but maybe putting 42k satellites into orbit to get you internet really isn't worth it to the 8 billion people on the planet.
You might be on to something there. Small sample here but most of my colleagues over the years had sennheiser headphones of some sort. Occasionally they’d step out to another brand and come back again. I’ve still got some HD25’s knocking around that I don’t use as well.

However we all use AirPods now.

Also sennheiser earphones were all trash.
Clang produces identical code between C++ and C:

https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/vWqn4s5ev

I don't think that C disallows RVO, gcc just might be more conservative there (maybe because of special Linux requirements)?
Indeed. Compare the Bay Area to say NYC and it’s not dense at all. SF is a few sq miles of high density surrounded by single family homes. Then expand that across the entire Bay Area.
Wow, that's very insightful, and explains the dev's response. He genuinely thought he was being insulted.

This says a lot about me, but I empathize with that. That the reason I strive to be perfect in everything is that I feel like I'm under attack. Illogically, because I was, as a child, continually insulted.

It's a shitty way of living, trust me. But I get it.
That's American sentiment isn't it? Let's vote for X because Y sucks. I buy Samsung because apple sucks. Google sucks I buy apple. Left Vs right. ... Nowhere else in the world is the elusion of only two choices bigger than there
Paywalled (hi downvotes).

Please stop posting articles without also posting the required workaround (thanks @neonate).
I am bridging WhatsApp to my Matrix server. On Matrix it shows the username when the number is not in your contact list, and only then did I notice how unnecessary access to the contact list actually is (as long as you don't start new chats with people)
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US racial harmony was ok in the 80s and 90s (aside from the 1992 LA riots) until the 2008 election when Obama promoted racial divisiveness to get elected.

Like the 2020 Floyd riots, the 1992 LA riots were also about a video, but in that case videotape. A big difference with 2020 is that Marxist elements (antifa and BLM) amplified unrest, and the corona lockdown left people with nothing else to do.

The article has a long section on Hendrix, worth reading just for that.

Note that record labels make a tenth of what they used to, and have that much less power. Overall that's not a good thing - musicians now have to wear 50 hats - besides writing and performing, they're doing ther own production, merch and PR.
Not entirely sure if this is coming from a sincere place or not, but Labour Day is a rather large event here in FIN. Of course like anything the original meaning has been lost to most people, and many treat it as a "drinking holiday."
> WhatsApp will then switch off all incoming notifications and calls for your account

I have disabled notifications on all apps on my phone (except the phone app), so I think I can live with this for some time.
> There are plenty of more culturally widely understood domains we could use, rather than economics. Physics is of course the easy go to.

Kids dont know basic physics naturally. They need to learn that and it takes quite a lot of effort.

Using physics examples kids who struggle with C = 40*B is not making it simple. It is complicating whole thing by making claims the kids don't believe yet.
JFC, who speaks like this about someone else? Have some respect for a kind man who's content living a simple life.

Imagine if someone looked at your comment and denigrated it "oh wow you had unprotected sex with your partner and managed to not kill your kids before they turned 18. Congrats on the achievement!"
LGR needs to make a Japan trip when possible.
Alipay and wechat are linked directly to a chinese bank account, so avoid mastercard or visa altogether. I don't know for sure but the big credit card companies do add something of a delay to everything.
Such a bizzare response. I'm attacking an idea and a methodology. What's the problem with that?
Not on the spot - but with some thoughts very likely yes.

And like I said: nothing wrong with using x, y and z - when teaching und using abstract math.

My point was and is, that this should come later. After the real world examples.
> "Every single ancestor I had from my parents back to algae had offspring. What if I don't?

A large proportion of your ancestors offspring didn't themselves have offspring.
Between Spain and France you can barely download mail (a few kB), let alone download a map.

In Europe you don't need to worry about roaming, if you have and European SIM.