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The way you are using decriminalize VS legalize is explicitly different than how they are generally used. Legalize means 100 legal. Decriminalized usually means something like downgraded to a misdemeanor where it is still not technically legal but there are no major criminal consequences.

I agree with your broader point though.
> Now it is clear, no can argue the founders success, it's written in black and white and made public for all to see, they achieved an undeniably great thing.

No one can argue the founders' successful profit. I know nothing about this company and have no opinion on it one way or the other, but I know companies that are borderline fraudulent (and I am aware that is a strong claim) that are going public via SPACs and the founders are getting rich despite not having a product or paying customers.
I still miss those slanted tabs. It just looks so much better.
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I didn't go as far, but the conservative-liberal false dichotomy made me increasing watch conservative YouTubers, so that my brain experiences a more moderate world view.

I'm totally not conservative, but I also feel alienated by some liberal ideas. Would be great to hear a healthier mixture someday.
There is a power imbalance, of course it makes sense to blame not only the one with power to control the situation, but the same one that started the conflict in the first place.
I'm really happy to see more PureScript support! I recently built a playground for purs in the browser: https://app.qvault.io/playground/purs
This isn't a social media policy, so I still don't understand why everyone's focusing on "posts", but sure, if they apply this clause to anything that makes anyone feel unsafe, that would be bad. I guess you win there.

If you're able to come up with a useful set of rules that can't possibly be abused, I'm sure a lot of people would be interested to see them.
I can't imagine a defense contractor imperiling their flow of money when they could certainly arrange to test at White Sands or some such. This kind of thing is straight to jail, do pass Go, do not collect $2 billion.

LEO, same; perhaps they might play loose with the law, but around refueling infrastructure and airports? That brings the Feds in 100%. Again, straight to jail. What is the risk/reward here?

A three-letter agency doing a "red team" penetration test, perhaps. But why do it with a secret modified drone? And buzzing a CBP helicopter?
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Counterpoint: If we cannot switch to those other kinds of renewables in a reasonable amount of time compared to Nuclear, we're leaving them with a way bigger clusterfuck in the form of runaway greenhouse gas driven global warming.
While your response is entirely predictable, it’s obvious why such a reaction misses the point because the scope is much wider than one issue.

Yes, it was said during a time when slavery was the norm. But the “experiment” also included allowing systems that challenged that notion rather than maintaining the status quo. That’s the point.
> But I did actually upgrade my headphones to Sennheiser hd599 when the aux cable in my old pair broke.

Having had a few pairs go like that and the hatred I have for the tinny weeny sub-hair micron strands of wire they have and fixing them. I always go for headphones with a socket connection or if hard-wired, have a second output jack that you can use to share with a friend who can plug in - as the way those are wired, you can just plug a male to male cable in and use that as the headphone input.

As for Bluetooth headphones, I go for ones which can also accept a hard-wired connection, so at least it prolongs their life if replacing the battery proves an effort beyond the scope of my elephant-hands.
> Reinventing the wheel is error prone.

Having a standard lib for these sort of functions is a common pattern many languages adopt.
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It is great, but a bit painful to learn and get working for you. I like to use Nix to provide my development environments but that's often painful due to conflicts between the Nix approach and how the language package manager wants to work.
Satellites are tracked and interesting activities are scheduled to happen when the satellite is not overhead.

Also, a drone could have radio receivers to collect short range comms.
So if I understand correctly, I could declaratively specify my workstation, say I want vim, podman, codium, kubectl, curl, tmux, firefox, zettlr. I could put this in a configuration and have my workstation anywhere I can grab that from?

Is there some way I can boot-to-git-configuration? So I could do this in RAM on someone else's hardware, like a network boot?
To be fair, if you wanted to implement it before CSS support, I think you’d have a hard time reaching 1000 lines to do it. 50ish maybe (in JS and HTML).
You can buy jet engines for RC airplanes. A quick search shows that folks have clocked their RC jets at ~750km/h, about half the speed of sound.
There's a lot of guides, and a lot of approaches to making a dynamic page like this. Do you have any programming experience? What languages?
> Now take your hobby, and have someone say "Glad my senses are too dull to care about this".

If everybody liked your hobby the same amount as you do, it wouldn't be your hobby.
Also, in UK with our strict "fair-dealing" (as opposed to USA's Fair Use) none of this is lawful - including ripping CDs for personal use (though that format-shifting was briefly allowed for a couple of years).

Disclaimer: This is my personal opinion; not legal advice.
If you currently use something like Ansible to orchestrate changes (such as failover of a PostgreSQL node), how would you do this with Nix? Do you still use Ansible, or can you use NixOps for this?
Commercial aircraft is a very know-how and capital investment heavy business with huge risk and long lead times. The number of companies that could replace Boeing is very small ( Lockheed Martin, maybe General Dynamics) and none of them seem to want to ( Lockheed exited the business decades ago).
Why do I get a feeling that such a policy would be poorly implemented by people who have no idea about cell phone operating systems? It would be a "security theater" with nothing to show for in terms of actual security. Furthermore, these certifications would give the public false hope of security while their data is being siphoned in exactly the same way before the regulation.

GDPR: Strictly speaking as an average user who doesn't care about privacy - all they got is a cookie banner annoyance from GDPR. They see no benefit of regulation in EU. Sure, people on HN care about privacy and support this - but vast majority of people find GDPR laws a complete nuissance. Businesses implement the provisions in half-baked fashion because its expensive to be fully GDPR compliant.

EU regulation is a shitshow and usually poorly thought out. Intentions are good but when it plays out, it is a disaster for users and businesses alike.
Yes, it doesn't really distinguish between loading vs null values in any of the examples.

My guess is its going to be something like `undefined` means loading and `null` means null.
I used to think mind-boggling big was a bunch of hyperbole until I drove from Georgia to Washington State. I’ve flown across the US a few times and it seemed big but not mind-boggling big. I can’t imagine how much bigger the US would be on horseback or on foot, and I’m ok with that.
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Say you're from US. Would you like Asian imports to satisfy US consumer regulations? Say you have guests. Would you like them to take their muddy shoes off?
Is there a way to do this in Safari? I notice that this extension isn't available :/
Well, schedule is a priority up to the point where it's a 737-MAX on the tarmac... ;)
If they had no ability to effectively evaluate, how did they conclude that brain teasers had no predictive power?

I see google's process along the same lines as "democracy is the worst form of government except all those other forms that have been tried".

Now ideally, what you'd want is to be able to perfectly read someone's mind and someone's intention, to be able to tell instantly their strengths and weaknesses, to be able to tell which of those weaknesses are trivial ones that will get smoothed over a week into the job, and which of those are ones that are actually long-term issues that will poison your organization. It's possible that individuals with such judgement exist (Paul Graham has said that YC's success was attributed to Jessica's ability to judge founders) and that they work at google. But now you also need a process that can interview and evaluate a thousand people every single week. So what works for small companies where you can agonize over every hire or for exec searches, doesn't make as much sense for mass hiring of peons.

So given those constraints, everyone knows your process, everyone wants to apply, you need to interview a thousand people a week and decide to hire a hundred of them, and they really don't all need to be rockstar founder quality, but they all need to be able to produce something, you can start to imagine what type of interview process you might end up with.
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You could probably do a full page refresh every so often which would fix your memory leak issues: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location/re...
Avoiding disposable filters is a small lever for reducing negative impact compared to most consumptive behaviors by the average person. Any kind of subscription printed material will likely have significantly more impact, as well as napkins, grocery bags, paper towels, boxes, etc.
in my experience, the vast majority of node modules I have installed don't provide these tiny little functions, but are:

- frameworks like react or express and extensions for the same

- meaningful libraries like axios, ramda, date-fns or qs

- transpiler/bundler enhancements like webpack loaders or babel presets

I would prefer that the JS committee focused on bringing meaningful new capabilities to node and the browser that are currently lacking, like they did with the various HTML5 libraries, fetch(), ES classes and so on, rather than providing tiny functions that aren't even providing new functionality (array indexing is easy and idiomatic in JS). If there was no opportunity cost then sure, add tiny pointless builtin functions all day long.
Fashion is self-expression and your own personal connection to culture. I don’t think nerds on HN generally grok those concepts but many other people in the world do. It’s very important to lots of people and it’s a lot of fun once you know what you’re doing.

The fashion world has abundant problems but it’s still an important industry. Preying on insecurities and using cheap labor is sort of a way of looking at all consumerism though.
I use nixpkgs on my osx laptop for most everything over homebrew these days, I've upgraded nix to 2.4, but home-manager isn't compatible. Hopefully that will change soon.
So the argument is "no one commits crimes except for terrorists"? I'm afraid I'm not convinced.
In my opinion, buying a book (or other media) should give one right to a digital copy from any source.
I only clean my FP every third usage or so (that is, scrub down with soap to remove oils and residue).

My FP doesn't have any plastic components in the filter area, only in the top.

Yes, I have broken some FPs, one by juggling it out of a high cabinet and one by scrubbing it too aggressively while soapy. Like someone said, there are steel presses available as well.
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Had the same reaction, my spidey sense spiked reading this. Definitely full of anti-Semitic tropes and discourse.
from what i understand of dex, it was a convergent thing. i can already wirelessly stream desktop ui to my pc and even touch it with scrcpy but the ad shows you can pick photos from this stream ui on the laptop of the phone.
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Interestingly in Europe is pretty hard to reach even 80k€ in a salaried position (and I personally don't know a single individual contributor making 90k€), but contracting as a senior is quite possible for 90-110€/h. Totally flips the calculation.
Tbf, a reasonable proportion of this site's readers must be in the US. In fact, given the assumptions made to that effect that I see on here fairly often, it must be a pretty high proportion.
99% of people using ROM websites were Never going to buy from Nintendo anyway

I have sometime ago downloaded the Super Mario World ROM, for fun, I probably would not have played if I had to pay. Is it even for sale anywhere? Also I have owned the game in the past, just remembering...
Couldn't they do that before this change? And why is it deeply concerning? I'm pretty sure if someone tweeted "gonna plant a bomb on campus tomorrow" or "planning to burn down my professor's house at 123 Main St, anyone interested DM me, good luck @ProfessorBrown" the school could have done something about it even without this policy. And if not, this new policy is clearly necessary.

If you think the policy is too broad and covers more than just these extreme examples, I'd love to see a rule that only covers such extremes and can't possibly be abused.
Could you briefly mention an example of something that is difficult/impossible without first learning about Nix internals, and allude to what kind of internals need to be learned?
I'm pretty sure Republicans are presently trying to pass a bunch of speech restrictions on campus aimed at curbing Critical Race Theory. CRT is hot garbage to be sure, but Republicans--unwilling to cede the moral low ground--are opting to solve the problem by way of speech codes and assaults on academic freedom.
Or is it nuclear powered?
IMO the biggest blocker is documentation. The best way to figure out how to do something is typically to search around in the nixpkgs/NixOS options for what you're trying to do, then go read the code.

There's very little in the way of "here's a common task that new users want to do and here's the blessed way to do it." Even something that should be Nix's MAJOR selling point, like "create a single repo that configures a bunch of machines, including some NixOS and some other OS" doesn't have a recommended way to do it.

Another challenge with the docs is the fact that Nix is

* An OS
* A package manager
* A way to manage dev environments

A lot of times I find someone who solves my problem but they solve it in the context of building a dev environment and I want to do it in the context of setting up an OS package. It means that even with all the good tutorials and blog posts out there, you might still have a bunch of work to do to get things to work how you want. This translates into tons & tons of opportunities for users to give up.

Also, for some reason, so many examples are done in the imperative manner, and it's not always super clear how to translate them to a declarative setup. Again, just defeating the strengths of Nix and clouding the benefits. If a new user sees a bunch of examples that involve starting nix-shell and installing some dependencies it's both hard to understand the benefits and hard to translate that to a declarative setup.
Why can't I joke about communism here? Can we even make the distinction anymore?

The cooperative form of organization seems quite healthy though.

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The first R is reduce. The second is reuse. Our cultural obsession with fashion completely bypasses each of these.
Yes, the code is stored locally, but everything is executed in an isolated environment on the server.
Thanks for pointing that out. That seems so obvious in retrospect.
“surprised we're not seeing more acts of eco-terrorism yet“

People don’t work the way you think they do, yet.
The obvious solution seems to be to ship the waste to the US, paying them for the disposal. Or you can sign a deal with some North African countries (Libya, Tunisia), and have them store the dump in Sahara.
Just to clarify, ROMs are not only used on hacked Nintendo Switches or consoles at all, they are often just played on computers using emulators. People have been doing this for Nintendo (NES, SNES, Gameboy and GBA at least) for like 20 years or more.
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Where does she think this money is coming from? The poop fairy? Any raise in the cost of labor will be reflected in a price raise. I give you 22/hr now, but eggs are $7 a dozen. All of the raise is eaten up in price increases. How hard can this be? Retail has insanely tight margins where labor is the major cost center.
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I flagged it because the submitted headlines and news outlets are reductive and provocative, and have been producing a lot of comments that are just general political snideness. I absolutely think it's reasonable to discuss the original blog post.
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They've probably got worse :)
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> It's merely a tool that reacts to spam.

That sentence is only meaningful in the context of this article-- one in which research uncovered spammers who found a specific way to game Twitter's algorithm in order to exploit it to skew the results.

Take away the research and the source for your sentence is either, "people who are saying..." or, "everybody on HN already knows..."

The only difference I can see between that and generating "lazy pseudo-journalism" is remuneration.
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Also, think of the things you said 20 years ago, and measure them using today's sensitivity gauge. There is likely something you said long ago that is totally taboo today!

A little off-topic tip, but in case English is your second language, you mean "wary" instead of "weary". For some reason this mistake is getting more and more common:

weary: feeling or showing tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion or lack of sleep.

wary: feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems.
For the use case of developer machines, NixOS is much more friction compared to other OSs. It's not about how nice Nix stuff is when it works. It's about how much of a pain it is to get things working when things aren't nice and you don't know what to do.

With other popular distributions, you can rely on being able to find a StackOverflow answer with whatever your error message is. Most other OSs and package managers are malleable enough that you can easily beat them into shape should anything go wrong. It's also usually easy enough to adapt how things are done in one Linux distribution to another, but Nix is weird and takes a long time to figure out. (Nix stuff itself being expressive enough that there's often more than one way to do things).
Release notes available at https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Leap/... .

The big thing with this release is Leap now uses the same binaries as SUSE Enterprise, giving better support options. A good CentOS replacement for those still looking.
Yeah putting 50 years in prev comment just demonstrates out of touch. Hasn't updated his 'how long ago' numbers since 2000
That assumes that there is a "correct" line. It's also been proven throughout history that your opinion has the opposite of the intended effect, women's rights are a good example. Trying to push the pendulum too hard too fast makes the people who support the status quo get very defensive and unwilling to compromise, so the situation can actually get even further from what you want.
Also really common in the UK unfortunately.
Well this is kind of terrifying. It was only a matter of time, I guess.