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Having done consulting for JPL, they do also need people producing line-of-business apps.

But not every role within JPL needs the same approach.
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Guix has nothing to do with systemd, GuixSD does. — the two are distinct.

There is no reason why Guix can't be used to install systemd, but the software runs contrary to the GuixSD philosophy, in that it wants as much as possible to be an interpreter whose internals are hackable.
This goes to all politicians and "experts" and journalists.

The slavish subservience to authority and desperate clamor to lick boot sickens me. I mean, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, the gun running and drug smuggling and interventions in South and Central America, banking corruption and laundering, the subprime crash, the Panama Papers, Congressional insider trading, corporations paying no taxes while politicians clutch pearls and wring hands about how they're using legal loopholes so there's nothing they can do about it, intelligence agencies spying on congress and on citizens, fabrications of stories about collusion with Putin, the list is endless.

And yet again, like clockwork, once again the "experts" and "journalists" know what is best for us and once again the followers are all falling over themselves to prove their devotion by putting on their big shows of faith, and denouncing and bullying all the heretics and traitors who dare to ask questions.

I have to laugh if it wasn't so sad. For some stupid reason I had some hope, but after seeing it all play out again it seems like old Dick Cheney could come and start talking about Iran and WMDs or denounce the next Gaddafi, and Fox and the NYT and all those other "trusted experts" would duly start regurgitating their lines, and pretty soon everyone would fall in line and anyone who didn't want to go to war (read: send others to war) would be un-American traitors.
Any kind of food wrapping paper or food box.
PMs are made for managing and hosting packages, VCS are made for versioning source-code. If you're checking in packages into VC, you're going against the designs of both your PM and VCS. It's a bad idea. Don't.

If you for some reason require redundancy of a package repo, then host your own.
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> But there is no electric car

Well fortunately for us, cars aren't the only methods of transportation.
This is because its from scanned assets, I.e. there's no artist trying to imitate reality. The neural network above can take your artist created graphics and make them appear like they were scanned in. Both techniques achieve the same thing.
If you just open an HTML file in your browser via its local path (e.g. /home/user/...) the browser will prevent you from loading other files by JS due to CORS. So we need a web-server to set the appropriate CORS headers. Any web-server would do.

For inline code, yes it would be doable someone would need to continue https://github.com/pyodide/pyodide/pull/692

For examples, I'll respond in the Pyodide issue where you commented.
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For what use case?

The main use case for pyiodine is running python without having to setup python.

If you don't want python, there is not need for it.

If you do want python, there is no replacement for it.
It is a lot more than "theatre". The first line of defence is the sandboxing built into the OS. The second line is a lot of automated analysis of the binaries that are uploaded. The human review is the third line, but that is much less about security.
No, the alternative was to issue refunds in the currency of transaction. There's no reason they would ever offer customers the choice of refund currency.
It’s like arguing that a running engine in a stopped car doesn’t have an environmental effect, it only counts when the car moves.

You are technically correct, but it’s inseparable from a transaction. The all-around point is bitcoin as a whole is wasteful.
In my opinion Musk probably thinks/knows he's like Trump. Whatever they do, they have a bunch of hardcore defenders (like the ones who will burn this comment to the ground).

Wake me up when Musk stops selling his carbon offsets. Because for every non-pollution a Tesla car doesn't do, the sold carbon offset means there's another ICE car that's doing it.

"Musk cares for the environment". Hah, that's as bullshit as "Trump cares about the working class".
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The parent wrote “open”, not “open source as in the OSI definition” or “free software as in the FSF definition”.
a) Apple has invested heavily in automated review methods over the years.

b) I don't know what qualifications you think an app reviewer needs. They are not looking through the code but simply playing with the app on a range of devices.

c) It is only a few hours for updates. Initial app submissions often take days/weeks and are very thorough.
What would be the use case? These are useful for experimenting and doing something ad-hoc, but once you deploy to a serious environment not being a one-liner is irrelevant. On the other hand supporting that special case has its own costs.
Back in the day few people had the capacity to Broadcast.

Even on a college campus with a decent network, you ran the risk of getting kicked off if you misused the Broadcast address. Why? Cause there were software and hardware limitations that would bring down or cripple the network.

All that has been overcome. And now everyone on the planet can broadcast 24x7 almost for free.

This is the big issue.

If every neuron in the brain had Broadcast capability how would such a brain work?

Some food for thought - https://www.edge.org/response-detail/10464
>> I suggest that it is not merely a coincidence of survival in the sources that
we have more accounts of such remains in Roman times but that this represents an
increasing interest in heroic burials at this time. The argument I’m developing
in the article I am working on is that in the Greek speaking eastern half of the
Mediterranean, and in Greece in particular, it became increasingly common under
the Roman Empire for cities to advertise possession of tombs of mythical and
legendary heroes in order to compete for prestige and status.

Maybe a precursor of later Christians' fascination with relics.

I'm reminded of this passage from The Name of the Rose:

"So it is, Adso. And there are even richer treasuries. Some time ago, in the
cathedral of Cologne, I saw the skull of John the Baptist at the age of
twelve."

"Really?" I exclaimed, amazed. Then, seized by doubt, I added, "But the Baptist
was executed at a more advanced age!"

"The other skull must be in another treasury," William said, with a grave face.
I always wonder, how people like you end up on HN.
Its like meeting a mormon in a pub.
I would argue that there is enough crap going on on social media that the people moderating are at least indirectly responsible for actual lives.

Bullying, threats, the list goes on.
I preferred the theory that it was Oliver Cromwell, and of course the magnum dong belongs to someone standing behind him.

It's actually a lovely home around there, and the village of Cerne Abbas nearby is charming. Highly recommended if you have the good fortune to visit Dorset and have a day with clement weather.
I use Western Union and for the last 2 years it's said there's 0 transfer fee's. It's basically the same exchange rate as the bank so i don't think they skim off the top and if they do it would end up being like 50 cents in difference to the bank. ( i have no idea how WU makes money)
Viewing 4chan all day is also mentally damaging.
Waze is definitely allowed (but then again, that’s Google too :) )
I'll go on a tangent to most of the comments I read here. In my opinion it's mostly based on your location. Some would say it shouldn't and I tend to agree, unfortunately it usually is. In the US your rates are (no offence) laughable, and not even taking SV rates into account. For some parts of Europe they would be far too low (e.g. Scandinavia). For some parts of Europe (eastern mostly, e.g. Poland where I work) they would be okay-ish, that's about what I get (senior-ish position) but in a stable situation, not as a contractor. In Belarus or Ukraine I believe this might be quite good money (e.g. Belarus in 2019 I found around $1500 to be the average pay in this industry, as far as I could google this).
tl;dr: it depends.
It’s not an either/or :) I use a bash script which invokes stow.

The good: it’s a little easier that way because stow handles edge cases (e.g. existing symlink) in a sane way.

The bad: it’s annoying because stow has to be installed and it refuses to descend into subdirs. So, for example, if you want to stow type/desktop, you have to cd into type first.

Basically it could be better... but it used to be worse.
I prefer keeping large files out of source control and thus far I've not encountered a problem where their introduction has been required.
If you asked some dumb question and I answered it, it wouldn't change your mind would it? If it did, then your position is so flimsy it's laughable. Just make a point in plain language rather than rhetorical questions that vaguely relate to the comment but are lazy incomplete thoughts that don't actually address what was written.

You would have a point about knowing exactly every single corner case of the language. I don't think that's easy even for C. Fortunately I didn't claim it was either.

> grasp
While a popular opinion, that does sound more tin foil hat to me than the alternative that he updated his knowledge in the last few months and/or had his opinion on Bitcoin changed by communication from others in the organisation.

Tesla is a 568 billion market cap company. The profit it made on Bitcoin doesn't move the needle enough to justify some elaborate scheme to pump and dump. Musk is no stranger to whimsical decisions that, while involving a large amount of money in absolute terms, are not material in the context of the much larger value of his shares in Tesla.
Not many I expect. Needing to hire Dutch lawyers is not such a big hurdle when you are saving billions.
What says that they are not already doing that?
> Cirrus originally thought that the airframe would be damaged beyond repair on ground-impact, but the first aircraft to deploy (N1223S) landed in mesquite and was not badly damaged. [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirrus_Airframe_Parachute_Syst...
One of the major groups supporting the Palestinian people and their right to self-determination is 'Jewish lefties'. Alongside Palestinian voices, those who feel
solidarity because of Arab or Muslim identities, and those who work in general against colonialism, Jewish lefties who make a specific point of rejecting the 'community mainstream' of generally supporting Israel are and have always been involved in opposing the excesses of Zionism.

I know some of them and they are very brave people. They are constantly accused of being 'self-hating' and even Nazi sympathizers by more right-wing Jews. It's a pretty big deal if you are Jewish and get accused of being a 'Kapo' by other Jews. And they are often treated with suspicion or worse by other pro-Palestinian activists. Many people expect them to constantly condemn, apologize for or disassociate themselves from Israel's actions, simply because they are Jewish. They also have to contend with the fact that a proportion of their 'allies' are either actual antisemites using Palestine as a pretext, or well-meaning idiots who get caught up in conspiracy theories and racist tropes without understanding how they are connected to antisemitism.

I would say that being leftwing and opposed to the status quo in Israel is one of the major reasons that Jewish people become disillusioned with their community and end up completely rejecting the religious identity. And having to deal with accusations like yours is one of the main things stopping Jewish people who oppose the Israeli occupation from being more involved in activism.
Can you recognize that some people hold different opinions from you? You feel that way - great. But clearly not everyone does, and labelling the product as what it’s historical analogue is allows people to have a sense of what they are getting. Did the designer try to mimic beef, or chicken, or pork, or what? It’s handy for the newly curious.
I'm sorry but I can't express myself in a "less poetic form", because this space is not suitable for in-depth conversation and also because I don't have enough domain over the language. There's a book I can recommend though: Society of the Spectacle, Guy Debord, 1967.
IMO, walled gardens are besides the point. Whatever the working definition of walled garden, we can find some consumer or situation for whom it arguably makes sense.

The real problem isn't the wall, it's the gate. Adwords, Android, FB, Twitter, Spotify, Steam... those are all about controlling the gate. At that point, others do the work and the gatekeeper makes the profit.
BTC has pivoted away from the Bitcoin whitepaper in mid 2017, decided to constrain its transactional troughput and went the "store of value" route. It can handle some 4 transactions per second.

An unconstrained version of bitcoin can handle hundreds, and with technological improvements thousands and then tens of thousands of transactions per second. I can already do this on a Raspberry Pi [0] (in controlled conditions).

Bitcoin's footprint is sadly big, but still smaller than that of the banking industry. I foresee a future where most of the mining is done with renewables, as this is what will make the most sense.

[0] https://read.cash/@mtrycz/how-my-rpi4-handles-scalenets-256m...
> Navigation apps are not allowed by google.

They removed that restriction last April[1], now devs can publish nav, parking, charger apps etc. Sygic[2] as an example.

[1] https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2021/04/start-your...

[2] https://www.sygic.com/android-auto
It may be arbitrary, but increasing blocksize to mitigate network congestion is not a good solution, since any cap you set it to will also be arbitrary, and harm decentralisation (block propagation time, node operation costs, etc).

And given how valuable it is to have data in a semi-permanent near-immutable distributed ledger, that block space would be filled up pretty quickly, solving nothing.

Keeping the limit however has inspired a number of novel innovations to use the space more efficiently, including segwit (effectively increasing blocks to 4MB), and taproot.

In short, block size increases are an "easy solution" that don't really solve much.
Try consuming fiction with friends who enjoy it. Watch a show with them, see a play. Then talk to them about it. Even if you don't find the content enjoyable, you might find their enjoyment of it enjoyable.

Vicarous joy is a gateway drug to real joy.
Tire wear and brake pad dust are also a big 2.5PM problem. Regenerative braking helps a lot, but just moving to non-ICE won't completely solve the problem.
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I think the problem is that everyone think they are a FAANG. Even in my current company, there is a noticeable shortage of people, yet the new management are letting candidates go due to impose this unnecessary lenghtly proccess.

It was funny because one of the candidates that received an offer actually replied back saying "thanks, but I accepted another offer a month ago". He was in the pipeline for about 4 months...
According to this TomTom, MapFactor and other navigations apps work:

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Are you confusing sentient with sapient? Cats are certainly sentient.
Intel is a significant contributor to GCC. Don't know about clang.
I've watched the App Store reviewers try out apps (not in person, from logging) and they do seem to do a pretty thorough job of exercising the functionality.
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Doesn't work with illegal content, because you'd have to keep hosting it to keep up the facade of the shadowban.
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>libdivide is fish’s library for speeding up integer division by runtime constants.

Why would a shell need a library to speed up integer division though?

I guess it can be good to have, but for the use case, sounds like overoptimization. Are the returns in speed that good for the use case?
Do you really want to involve the police and waste taxpayers money because someone posted a photo with half a nipple visible, and someone got offended and reported it?

Police currently doesn't even solve most of the cases where there is actual damage (stolen items, violence,...).
Honestly it’s hard to blame companies for doing this. When all your competitors are doing it, you would be putting yourself at a distinct disadvantage by paying more taxes.
> lack of sunlight, shouldn’t be a huge issue on mars.

Mars only gets 43% as much sunlight as Earth (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mars). On top of that, Mars's lack of a magnetic field like Earth's makes cosmic radiation there worse to the point that colonies will likely be underground, or behind heavy shielding aboveground: https://phys.org/news/2016-11-bad-mars.html
When Hamas shoots missiles at Israel, Israelis have bunkers to hide in. When the Israeli military bombs the Gaza Strip, there are no bunkers for the people there to hide in - Israel has made sure of that by blocking imports of concrete and steel so there is literally no way to build them. Blaming this on Hamas not having prioritized defense higher is the foulest, evillest kind of victim blaming.
Makes sense, but I'm still afraid if I don't use it daily I will tend to forget it. I have learned everything I know by doing it in practice, so personally unless I would take some huger type of side project to learn up bash I don't see how I could do it. And in the end if I'm working with other frontend devs, I'd also have to convince them to learn bash as opposed to just using JavaScript/TypeScript for scripting.

Do you have any suggestions on how one should go about learning it?

If I do some course right now, then in a year's time if I use it maybe on few occasions in a year, I won't remember it, and it will stop being practical again.
It is not essential as it has cheaper substitute - which is methadone.

Lots of newer and expensive medications are not on the list. e.g. not that many antibodies although they could mean life or death for cancer patients.
Is this satire?

I mean, you’re pointing your finger at the <1% above you, claiming you’re just “an normal worker” who is shouldered with the burden of paying taxes, yet you’re ignoring the fact you make more money than 99% of people. 99%!

And I love the call out about your everyday working schmuck cousin, you know, the radiologist, who is in one of the highest paid professions and if he’s in the US is likely making close to $500,000 per year. Almost 10x the median US salary.

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Apparently that used to be true but is no longer. OsmAnd (OpenStreetMap navigation app) is releasing their Android Auto app later this year: https://github.com/osmandapp/OsmAnd/issues/3391
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There's the issue that in many cases people tried to save the airframe rather than activate the parachute, knowing the aircraft was likely to be written off, and died doing so. It the same when the pilot is equipped with a parachute.
If I can take a stab at it, it means that these $100 million fines are minor blips around an unchallenged central belief, held by all powerful stakeholders, that corporations should basically be allowed to exert tremendous power over markets and individuals. Essentially, the "Overton Window" for how to deal with something like Google is narrow -- fine them a hundred million or a billion -- instead of wide where possible solutions include shutting Google down, turning it into a citizens-owned co-op where every citizen in the country sits on its board, or other seemingly "outlandish" ideas.
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PA Semi hasn’t been a company for quite some time now. They have joined a team of Apple engineers, and that team has changed quite a bit in the last decade. It currently does not have much in common with PA Semi when it still existed.
Why did Tesla saying they would accept payment in bitcoin move the price so much anyway? Surely it was only ever going to be used in a very small fraction of Tesla’s sales. And Tesla’s sales only represent a very small fraction of the total number of bitcoin transactions.

Were bitcoin speculators behaving rationally when they bought and sold on this news? And if not, don’t they deserve the majority of the blame here?
I've thought every day this pandemic about exactly how fucked I would be if I were still waiting tables.

I didn't leave the industry because of the money or the hours, both of which I liked, but because of the bosses. I've had bosses make fun of my (assumed) religion and hairline during staff meetings in front of the whole team. I've had bosses who were happy to punitively decide who was and wasn't going to make money that day. Managers who hire young women just to sleep with them. One guy wore a gun and flashed it around at work. It's worse if you're a woman.

How about not acknowledging your request for an important day off until the night before, then saying no because they forgot to schedule someone else? Every manager I ever had pulled that one. Sorry mom, we'll do your birthday party another day.

My longest stint was two years at Legal Seafoods, where every week the schedule came out the day before it was effective, and it changed every week. It's not fun not knowing on Thursday if you have to work Friday morning.

I say this as someone who used to love food service until I tired of the abuse: nobody should have to work in that environment.
Of people living in the Western world at least, and in most cases 3rd world countries too.

You'd have to be very silly to say that the life of someone in the lowest rung of the working ladder nowadays(e.g. a McDonalds worker) is not better than the life of a peasant in feudalistic times.
A device like this should exist for $20 or less. There must be something keeping prices high.