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Passengers were in danger in a same way passengers are in danger over New York if pilot refuses ATC directions.

Yeah, Morales's pilot could choose a different path provided there's air refueling available. Otherwise it had to land somewhere, and then airplane was searched. I'm pretty sure there are conventions that forbid that kind behavior against diplomatic personal.

So, in the end, we are again at the same place - when we ignore conventions that's perfectly fine, and when they do the same it's a completely different.

btw read first article of Chicago convention, then check what sovereignty means.
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I am not sure if you know this but Strøm means current in danish, and it most often refers to electric current.
I don't think you need inheritance for this at all. Inheritance might make providing an API a little bit easier, but it is not required, especially not for the consumer of an API. That Go structs have methods and you can embed structs into other structs and also be able to call those methods gives just enough "object orientation" which is necessary. The Go gtk bindings are a good example for this. For the user, they feel like a normal object oriented API.
"Advertising" is when someone comes into a channel and says "hey y'all join my other unrelated server". Advertising official project spaces by official project members has always been fine. Think of all the channel topics that have project websites in them - that's technically advertising, too!

The real reason is that freenode is desperate to stop the bleeding. And in the process, they just destroyed their reputation. They are now the network that tried to build a Berlin Wall to keep the users in.
DishTV also has no direct (pun intended) competition but it isn’t a buy. I don’t know anything about Vimeo but just stating the obvious: not having direct competition does not make something a buy automatically.
They just moved to a different domain name.
What those four countries have in common is their use of Sinopharm. It seems safe to assume that the efficacy of Sinopharm has been significantly exaggerated.

It is unfortunate that it has been elevated to the same level as vaccines that have been rigorously tested and validated.

For countries using US/EU-approved vaccines —- Pfizer, Moderna, J&J, and Astra Zeneca —- increasing vaccination rates are clearly showing a “decoupling” of cases and hospitalisations. That prevention of severe disease is their stated objective, that’s all we need to end the pandemic, and they are clearly a huge success story.
Rich Hickey has a good number of talks on YouTube that explain the thinking behind Clojure's language design
[ separate answer for microservices ]

Yeah, monoliths are frequently easier to reason about, simply because you have fewer entities. The big win of microservices (IMHO) isn't "reason about", it is that they are a good way of getting more performance out of your total system IFF various parts of the system have different scaling characteristics.

If your monolith is composed of a bunch of things, where most things require resources (CPU/RAM/time) on an O(n) (for n being the number of active requests), but one or a few parts may be O(n log n). Or be O(n), but with a higher constant...

Then, those "uses more resources" is the limit of scaling for each instance of the monolith, and you need to deploy more monoliths to cope with a larger load.

On the other hand, in a microservice architecture, you can deply more instances of just the microservices that need it. This can, in total, lead to more thinsg being done, with in total less resources.

But, that also requires you to have your microservices cut out in suitable sizes, which requires you to at one point have understood the system well enough to cut them apart.

And that, in turn, may lead to better barriers between microservices, meaning that each microservice MAY be easier to understand in isolation.
Let's be clear that there is, for individuals. For firms maybe not, but they could also rely on just never going to court - because it costs too much for who would take them to court.
With the way Apple allows implementation of JIT on the M1 (with their custom MAP_JIT flag and pthread_jit_write_protect_np) it is actually possible to do this analysis even with JIT code. Since it enforces W^X (i.e. pages cannot be writable or executable at the same time) it gives the OS opportunity to inspect the code synchronously before it is rendered executable. Rosetta 2’s JIT support already relies on this kind of inspection to do translation of JIT apps.
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You want to take the blame for something? Your selfishness and greed have shattered a beloved cornerstone of the FOSS community, leaving the people who created, nurtured, and provided for it since you were a schoolchild to pick up the pieces. This is not the fault of the former staff who have been steadfast for well over two decades, nor the fault of the relocating projects. This is your own mess. Do you really think people are persuaded by the blatantly transparent disinformation campaign we've been watching you traipse around the internet like a used car salesman with a "special deal just for you"? Your twisted self-serving half-truths hold no sway in the face of the numerous publicly available logs. Take the blame for the real issue; your comment is a specious facade of a personality. If you cared one bit about the cooperative community of creators you just trampled and steamrolled with an arsenal of lawyers that volunteers can't afford to match, you wouldn't have brought us to this point. You would have realized that freenode was a precious thing more important than your own ego and greed. Instead, your actions have spoken undeniably to the extreme contrary.

And now you do everything in your power to stymie the peaceful relocation of legitimate project communities simply trying to provide forwarding information in their topics during the transitional phase away from the epic disaster you created, while simultaneously slandering all of your victims? Did you put all those millions up your nose, or what? Hope you saved enough for some really good security; you just made enemies of an enormous number of the most relentlessly independent intellects in the modern world. You've furthermore sealed your own fate on a personal level: the only people who will have anything to do with you after this are the puppets mindless enough to believe your lies, and the leeches after your money and power. A cold, bleak existence indeed, but you've earned it.
i think the term grovelingly apologises is more apt.
245 points in 3 hours and this isn't on the front page anymore? That's a bit too much down weight in my opinion.
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+1, I think for those with even a little musical background, the brain fills in the details to a much greater extent, especially if it’s something you’ve heard before on a good signal chain / live. You know what’s there, so you know what to listen for, and your brain kinda just interpolates the rest.

This is not my idea btw, I read it somewhere, just forgot where I read it. Googling a bit around “musician audio quality ‘fill in the gaps’” didn’t ring any bells. I’ve been reading up on acoustics and audio engineering over the past year trying to get my personal music project together, so it may have just been from a book as well.
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We have strong opinions about random things, and have few opportunities to talk those opinions. So when the opportunity presents itself, we will talk about our strongly-held opinions, no matter how little relevance it has to the topic at hand.
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Tangentially related to the article, but it mentions the Rebekah Jones story, which has been thoroughly dissected here: https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/05/rebekah-jones-the-cov...
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- Fuchsia provides a stable binary interface (like Windows, but unlike Linux).

Does it?

Fuchsia is a brand new OS, at least from the perspective of the world. One reason my interest in it died quite early on, despite being an aficionado of new operating system designs my entire life, was finding stuff like this in the docs:

https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/development/components/v2/mi...

It's brand new and there are already migration guides for core parts of the design. Also:

https://fuchsia.dev/s/results?q=deprecated

That's a lot of deprecated stuff for a project that started with a blank slate.
A controversial assertion. If there's a "wrong side" of history, there must also be a "right side." Who do you consider to occupy that position?
Well as one of the aims as I understand it for Julia was as an alternate to Fortran.

You should consider your self lucky when I started the compile link process took a while and that is assuming you had real time access.

I recall one of my colleagues who was running her code on an ICL at AWE (Underwater Weapons Establishment) coming into the terminal room logging in and sighing "48 jobs in GEORGE ahead of hers.

A year later we brought a Pr1me Super Mini which made things a lot faster.
As far as I can tell from the outside it looks like it's not necessarily falling out of favor but fragmenting into different or more specialized roles. Maybe someone who knows more can correct me.
You are mostly right. It was all born on misunderstanding, Lee's escalated it too much, then went to interfere and create this situation.

But the actions he's been doing on it after that ? It speaks by himself, and he's the only one responsible.
Indeed. After mentioning they funded family planning, next line is " As such, he appears almost more interested in eliminating the people who are suffering than the source of the suffering itself."

I know a hatchet when I see one.
Tod, thanks for submitting this.

I wrote this guide to installing Ruby with Frum because, after using Frum for a few days, I think it's a great alternative to rbenv, RVM, chruby, or asdf.

From the article: "There are no shims (unlike Asdf or Rbenv) and it doesn’t override the cd command (unlike RVM). it includes a built-in Ruby installer command so there’s no extra program needed to install Ruby (unlike Chruby). The installer is fast and Frum requires no dependencies (it’s an all-in-one Rust executable you can install with Homebrew)."

Frum was discussed a few days ago at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27232152
It's a country of many islands and a population of 100k. They hit a few hundred cases a day for a few days. If some little pocket of people isn't vaccinated and everyone went to a sporting/music/religious/whatever event it could have set it off. There is a good chance it's totally random.
That's kind of my point. "Use BEST Practices" is nothing more than a set of guidelines, a bold statement to ignore the buzzwords and just do what is currently understood to work the best with today's technologies, whatever buzzwords those practices are currently called, which change over time.

For example: BEST Practices a couple decades ago said to use XML over HTTP, while BEST Practices today say to use JSON over HTTPS.

Plus, it makes you think of eating pizza, instead of sleeping!

https://www.reddit.com/r/theouterworlds/comments/ek4gh5/pizz...
Freenode Ltd is a UK corporation, so I'd think so.
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Most people on the planet cannot afford the time and money to change their lifestyles to be environmentally-friendly. And among those few who do, most have other priorities. It is naive to believe that a collective change in consument behaviour will scale up as the solution to Earth's environment problems.

I don't think the parent commenter meant the producers of goods as the "people with actual power". It is just as unreasonable to believe that businesses will suddenly start caring about environment, since that would put them at a disadvantage on the market. (Though I imagine the whole narrative that it is the consumer's responsibility to fix the environment is very convenient for some of the less-environmentally friendly corporations who might be afraid of additional burdens on them so there's an incentive to push that message)

In my opinion the root of the problem is that damaging the environment is not associated with an inherent cost. In my opinion, scalable solutions are those which "use the free market to regulate itself", i.e. things like carbon taxes (to make CO2 emission a cost), shifting cost of garbage utilisation to packaging producers (to make non-recyclable packaging a cost) etc. (+ corresponding change to social programs to lessen the impact of this change on consumers who would not afford increase in the price of goods). But for this to happen there needs to be a political will. For this reason I think that the most environmentally conscious things those of us who live in democracies can do is to vote for environmentally conscious representatives who understand the issue well.
PCR tests are not a reliable method to determine infection. Is it possible that your friend had a pneumonia and it just shows on the test?
Freenode Ltd is a UK company. The EU GDPR no longer applies as a result of Brexit, but the EU GDPR requirements have separately been incorporated into UK law. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't apply.
> Hello! You've Been Referred Here Because You're Wrong About Section 230 Of The Communications Decency Act

Did I mention Section 230 Of The Communications Decency Act?

Well no I didn't.

The concept is broader than any law. And you should not be getting legal advice from Mike at techdirt anyway.
> I don't think that's possible. I've officially banned the word "REST" from being used in technical discussions.

I've been a software engineer for decades and I am helping a company move from SOAP-based XML services into a more coherent REST-type architecture.

Why would this be a banned technical discussion?
Indeed, the disconnect between the digital and the physical is why NFTs do not represent physical objects. beeple however cannot destroy the original JPEG, as there isn't one.

An artist renouncing the copyright (as in putting it into the public domain) does not per se devalue the NFT. It is not strictly obvious if you legally need to own the copyright to sell an NFT of something in the first place (it is likely just fraud to misrepresent your authorship of the work).

The creator of a famous photograph which they have previously put into the public domain would likely find a buyer for its NFT, while you would not. NFT buyers are under no illusion about what they are buying here - it is the official sanction of the creator of a digital edition of the artwork.

Similarly, a creator could print billions of NFTs, but Damien Hirst could also sell 499 more further sharks in formaldehyde. NFTs cannot and do not set out to solve this problem.
It's actually great that he still comes on HN. It gives people he screwed a chance to vent a little.
Looks very cool well done!
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I'm guessing he is talking about kapsi.fi
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People really misunderstand REST, at least as in the original thesis.

The original thesis was for the web. It was not meant for microservice JSON APIs.

And the web is REST. HTTP, built for web, is REST. The REST principles are integrated in HTTP protocol itself, for I think two decades now.

The arguments "is this API RESTful" are nonsense.

...but yeah the article says the same, now that I actually read it.

...now, let's discuss what "agile" means. Or, maybe not.
I'm a 40 year old hobbyiest, with very basic skills that I've successfully monetised in my distant past, and never considered applying for jobs before covid as didn't want to feel weird in a room full of kids. But with homeworking more normal, perhaps that changes things?
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I would bet that the biggest irc network is twitch, although that is a very different kind of community than what is usually associated with irc.
I lived in Australia during the years of media panic about Asian immigration, in the one of the areas with the greatest immigration from Asia.
No one around me was panicking, our previously dull working class suburb was enriched and invigorated by the influx of new people. The hysteria came from people who didn't know immigrants personally but were perceiving immigration via the media,
the nefarious hordes they feared didn't exist, they were a nightmare whipped into existence by lazy reporting that optimises for maximum sensation from minimum effort that amplified the opinions of cranks.

Could something similar be happening in the US now? I believe that people universally care about their material conditions of their lives, about being treated with respect, and about the future for their children, but when these concerns are presented in the media it is the shrill and sensational voices that are amplified. No-one gets to see their perspectives communicated in way that resembles the true beliefs and everyone else seems trivial, idiotic and dangerous.
Why wouldn't PCR tests be a reliable test for infection?
> I think hypertext is wider than HTTP as far as this blog post in concerned.

Yes? Did you wildly misread my comment?

REST is either the original definition, in which it is hypertext-driven and protocol-agnostic, or a worthless buzzword for http APIs which are not hypertext-driven but are very much protocol-specific.
No, "we" haven't "known", and I'm not sure oversimplification is a good answer to fear mongering.

Yes, expert consensus has been positive from almost day one, based on SARS-Cov-1 and other coronaviruses. Still, what we didn't know (and in some cases still don't):

* Is there anti-body dependent enhancement?

* Effects on/from variants?

* Effects from other coronaviruses?

* Role of severity of infection on protection?

* Clinical relevance of protection

* Epidemiological relevance of protection

* Mechanism of protection

* Duration of protection

etc.

BTW in most of Europe, recovered persons are on equal footing with the tested and vaccinated.
Fair enough. To reformulate my point: no system has been successful at eliminating them completely.

Social safety nets and technological progress do improve life outcomes a lot.
We've got a bunch of gray haired (and hairless) people at my job. In fact, the second youngest person in my team is 22 years older than me, and the oldest is 35 years older than me.
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In hindsight*

As in, looking behind you
~~False.~~ Their does not need to be a right side just because there is a, or even many, wrong. Everyone can be shitty.

e: not false, I misread.
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> worked with the community in #freenode-policy-feedback to understand the community's wishes.

The community's wishes were largely not in favour of this change, and your last comment on this in #freenode-policy-feedback was that you were going to hold off on these changes.
Building rockets is not only down to mental capacity, but circumstance. If you consider the humans of the last 200,000 years as another species, would you also deduce a huge "jump" in mental capacity between those and the humans of the last 500?

And a tickler for thought: Your Dog is Even Smarter Than You Think https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/zbqLuTgTCu365MNu9/your-dog-i...
Hmm. I'm somewhat doubtful of those numbers as I personally know someone who has been reinfected and isn't in that table. Not sure if this sort of data is being collected and rigorously reported on all levels.
> It seems safe to assume that the efficacy of Sinopharm has been significantly exaggerated.

Didn't the CCP even admit its lack of efficacy?
Simula, arguably the first (or at least one of the earliest) OOP languages, was written to simulate industrial processes, where each object was one machine (or station, or similar) in a manufacturing chain.

So, yes, it was very much designed for when you have entities interacting, each entity modeled by a class, and then having one (or more) object instantiations of that class interacting with each other.
> hoping that Mistuharu rebases his work on the native-comp

Yeah, otherwise you're not comparing apples to apples ;)
From what, I think, he said about inflation, he is wrong (his explanation was crazy complicated haha).
Generally inflation is good for the poor and bad for the rich (generally pensioners and students), it's considered redistributive actually. The poor do not have savings and are reliant on income which should increase with inflation, the rich are reliant on savings which are devalued with inflation.
Considering the silly amount of money printing that has taken place, the real economy (these are day to day costs) has experienced little inflation, meaning all that cash has to find a home and leads to asset bubbles.
It seems inflation in the real economy is starting to catch up though (probably won't be sufficient given the long term trend which is downward).

Edit:
This I feel is actually a great tool in the US that it incentivizes productive use of capital and given the high inequality, means the government can redistribute without being called supposed "communists".
What about Message passing (https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/messaging/)?
Yes, REST is simple a sub-set of HTTP. Nothing more.
That's the whole point M1keil.
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Sorry that this got downvoted. Large numbers of Vietnamese refugees fled Vietnam after the North's victory.[1]
Arbitrary arrest and torture remains widespread in Vietnam according to Amnesty International.

These were incredibly interesting and inspiring pictures and it's a shame to see the top comment hijacked by juvenile America-baaad-ism.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_boat_people
Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, eh?
He mentions in the first video that it will mostly be about industrial robot arms. But there's a whole lot of easy-first-lecture motivational material first.
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With all the fuck ups the German government had regarding Covid, at least we have one free PCR test and two anti-gen tests per week. With those, life is, besides shopping and culture, almost normal. Assuming you test negative. If getting the test is all it takes, we really don't have much to complain about. Unless of course the PCR test costs you 100+ Euros, then it is different.
> “Please say ‘Taiwan is part of China’ in Chinese. Otherwise, we will not accept your apology,” one Weibo user responded in a comment that was liked thousands of times.
As you say, antibodies != protection necessarily. And asymptomatic people don't have antibodies from the start though they do after infection albeit without symptoms. They do have T-cells which offer protection in these cases. But the status of one's immune system is critical so adopting advice in this department is paramount.
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Out of curiosity, what do you consider the worst architecture choices in IRC ? And what would be better solutions ?