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Probably because those jobs don't pay enough to cover the cost of living.
Not only that but when you combine it with having the freedom to relocate to a low cost of living destination suit your optimal lifestyle the benefits stack up even more.

For example living 15 minutes to world class hiking trails or surf spots. Not having to take a flight or drive for hours each way to go do those things on weekends you can now do them every day before or after work. Getting to live in a large house out in nature, far away from the city crowds.

It's a game changer
Sounds like you expect the world to cater to you? The NYT is a fundamentally an American Newspaper, HN is an American website and as stated this was posted during typical American working hours. If you want something else then find an international website posting articles from Newspapers in your timezone. I think you have a completely flat criticism. It's as if you bought a gallon of whole cow's milk from a normal grocery store and are complaining that its not low fat organic soy milk...
> With an EV you drive to the supermarket, plug in your car to the destination charger

When EVs will be so cheap that I can have one small EV for the city and one real car for long journeys, I'll happily get one.
The moment I get asked to come to office I am going to leave. I may agree to occassional meetings no more than twice a month.
Almost certainly not, since they're not being housed as soldiers.
Man, that sucks. I didn't realise Bart was so sparse. Are there any plans to expand it, or add something like a subway? They must have the tax revenue. It seems absurd that they'd drive everyone toward increasing traffic given how wealthy the area is.
Yes, it's a real hassle to prevent fraud. Just giving everyone the same and without conditions is much simpler, hard to game and fairer. That's why universal basic income is such an attractive solution compared to more traditional safety nets.
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There are a lot of people in rural America with long distance, high towing capacity needs that won't be able to use EVs (or afford a new vehicle at all) for a long time.
Here's how the new tab bar looks in Firefox on iPad: https://imgur.com/a/QUm3r1q

There is so much padding now, that the titles are shortened to a single character when you have more than a few tabs, despite the tab bar already being horizontally scrollable.
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> To confidently say they don’t exist would require you to be aware of all parts of the sky at all times.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/burden-of-proof

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagan_standard
The idea that Rust is suitable to replace C and D isn't is odd to me. It's really not hard to do + we (unlike some languages, not sure about rust) actually test on embedded targets via GCC.
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I can't think of a more on-brand Hacker News comment than to respond to an article talking about "enjoying unaccustomed courtesy and understanding from the world" with a whole screed on how people don't deserve courtesy and understanding.
I also use it and works very well. This has some instructions on banning posts from google groups, a bit dated:

http://twovoyagers.com/improve-usenet.org/
Dystopian fiction.
> They literally forbade the landlord from collecting the rent for over a year!

They forbade evictions - not collecting rent. I don't think most people stopped paying their rent if they were able to.
You getting down voted for this comment is a perfect encapsulation of what happened: the elites used the pandemic it concentrate wealth and destroy the small and independent business and capital owners, and then turned the lower and non-owner middle classes against these same people.

Gotta give it to the elites: they know how to manipulate things.
The units are a mix of D's UFCS and metaprogramming. I find it helps keep track of which units are used where in the code base, and stops me from accidently running operations on wrong unit types and such.

Injector width / time pretty much means the same thing (at least in my code base). My apologies for the confusion.
Absolutely nothing, unsurprisingly.
Yep, it’s more meaningful for someone to go out of their way to meet up with you (when there’s only friendship to gain). Also prevents mixing personal life with work.
>Some of us would argue

This is a tenuous link at best. China does not have the same cultural makeup of the United States, and they shut down more aggressively than any western nation. (bear in mind this is not a compliment, I would not like to see US officials literally weld people into their apartment complexes.)
It's hard to have too much sympathy for a person owning 5 houses while others are struggling having roof over their heads, though.
Fair, but those other conscious aren't begging me to contribute to them paying their execs. And yes, as a consumer I do try and take note of the companies who have the most egregious pay disparities. Charities that spend a lot on donation acquisution, or who use immoral techniques (doorstep pressure, 'gift' giving to create psychological compulsion, ...) should not be supported.
Yep. Compare to IRC which has always had an abundance of free servers and free clients that run on anything. You can telnet into an IRC server if you type fast enough. It's still the go-to support channel for major open source projects because of that accessibility.
> Not different enough to be worth switching from Java/C++ with their much bigger and more established communities.

Companies using Java or C++ don't switch because a language is "sufficiently different". I've been involved in programming language discussions for decades and I've never heard of a company switching to a language because it was different from what they were already using, though being too different is a common reason for not switching.

{For those not aware, D has intentionally kept compatibility with C as a priority, to the point that you can set a compiler flag and restrict yourself to "betterC". You can translate C code to D without making many changes to it.}
It sounds like they stretched their own finances to the limit. The government was trying to solve a much larger problem that required indifference to the risks they took, but sometimes that’s what the government has to do. It’s the investors job to cover risk.
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It will not become less of an issue, because better cameras just push the liminal bubble out farther. There will always be something far enough away to be ambiguous, and that will be the new proof of UFOs. That is how it has gone for decades of improvement in recording technology.
Can't wait for that final adware, installing linux and just wrapping the original system in a vm. Windows is as good as done. All that confines the users is ui-knowledge
The most valuable to me are when someone with major historical domain knowledge stops by to detail some historical event in the IT world.

Unfiltered stories from those who were there are often useful, even if their memory of how it transpired may not be entirely accurate.
My guess is spam.

The way I remember it, back in the late 90s and early aughts every news group became useless due to cross posting spam. Sure spam was always a thing, but I remember groups I used to read became unreadable by the sheer number of binary files being posted.

IRC could avoid this problem because it is transitory. But I think the biggest reason is that usenet is unmoderated[0], while there’s always an op on an irc channel.

[0] Yes, there’re some things people try to do, but they always felt bolted on, and a bit awkward. I’m not even sure how widespread they are, because I don’t think I’ve ever seen them actually work. Then again, I’m talking about a Usenet from 25 years ago.
> An engagement pod is a group (or ‘pod’) of Instagram users who band together to help increase engagement on each other’s content. This can be done through likes, comments, or follows.
This might be true if American society as a whole embraced safety measures to keep the rest of society safe. That didn't happen. A significant portion of the country believe the pandemic was a hoax and took no precautions whatsoever.
Interesting. Looks like a quicker/simpler version of Tabletop Simulator, which seems to have got big on Steam.
I'm not the OP, but three things spring to mind:

1. Pause mortgage capital payments, so the landlord only needs to pay the interest - it might help somewhat

2. Or instead of (1), pause mortgage payments altogether (a "payment holiday") so there will be no negative consequences of the landlord not paying the mortgage for this time. For extra points, also freeze the accrual of interest.

3. Pay the landlords some fraction of their lost income, e.g. 50%, so they can afford to pay their mortgage lender, and won't end up getting their property taken by the bank (which would ultimately result in the tenants being evicted)
> the $45 billion in rental assistance allocated by Congress to address the crisis. That funding is unprecedented: Renters were given just $1.5 billion during the Great Recession

That $1.5 Billion is over a trillion in 2021 dollars. $45 Billion seems like very little in comparison.
But other websites don't do this, so I don't think it's a COPPA thing.
> OK. I'm kind of there: How about we fire off a classic fission device every 5 years, and power the electricity supply off the heat we soak into the surrounding rocks?

That actually was the original plan, although you needed to detonate one every few days instead of every few years. The initial experiments detonated them in salt mines but the explosions did too much damage and couldn't be reliably contained, so the plan switched to a large steel cavity partially filled with water. Unfortunately the cost of nuclear weapons was far too high to produce power competitively and you'd get a substantial buildup of fission waste. This led to the idea of using lasers instead of fission to initiate the fusion reaction, which in turn developed into modern inertial confinement fusion (ICF).

And yes, for tokamaks they are aiming for pulsed energy.
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Meetup.com are clubs though?

It seems at least there you find people with shared interests rather than the random sample at work or church.

I met my friends through language classes and meetups as I emigrated.
Your mortgage includes a principal component that is your money. So you’re making money, just not liquid cash. House prices have gone up in the meanwhile. So you might even be ahead, no rents not withstanding.
The divide between 'hourly' workers (even if paid a salary) and white-collar knowledge workers is likely the largest obstacle to changing the 40-hour workweek in the US. Many jobs, and often the highest-paid, could be nearly as productive working 4x6 instead of 5x8. However, there are lots of jobs where output really does scale linearly with input time. The obvious ones are hourly service workers in retail or restaurants, but even some 'high status' jobs really require the hours (healthcare, airlines, union manufacturing, etc...)

It would really upset societal order if suddenly two once comparable jobs suddenly required drastically different time commitments. People will find all sorts of reasons to fight against a shorter workweek, but I think this is the main reason why. We like the stability of believing that everyone (or at least working people) are 'equally yoked' at least in terms of time commitment.
The value they are providing is mostly that they put in the capital to buy and operate a house, and allow others to use the house with much less hassle, less capital investment and more flexibility
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Well, the devil is in the details. In practice, making sure that kids can't see certain content or making sure that they never get advertised to often involves age validation.

There's some stuff we can do with content that is targeted at kids, I don't think those laws are inherently bad. Although... last time we tried to expand laws around advertising in content directed toward kids, that resulted in a huge number of game streamers and animators getting demonetized, to the point where Youtubers were doing wild things like swearing more in their videos so they could prove that they weren't targeted at kids. We seem to have a lot of difficulty articulating legally what the difference is between "kid appropriate" and "kid targeted" is, particularly when it comes to stuff like video games or "wholesome" (for lack of a better word) content.

To me, it's very much a "who's going to bell the cat" policy. I don't want kids to be subjected to so much advertising, it's a great policy. In theory. But I have not so far seen any practical implementations of age restrictions online that haven't either been completely worthless or really problematic for both privacy and free expression.
The things that make D special - culturally even - are quite niche so while it's been extremely profitable for many who do use D, D is sometimes not an easy sell in the sense that the things that D makes easy are not things you encounter in the first few minutes of using a language.

Also: Marketing, a lot decisions are made based on nothing, we're too modest (to be blunt).
It blows my mind how people cannot see this is what has happened. No conspiracy theory needed - the rich and powerful just got a whole lot more rich and powerful by continuing to act like they do while everyone else was placed under effective house arrest.
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The higher power you are talking about is even more of an oligopoly with only the Commission having any decision power.
I like this one mostly clean code (a little repetitive with those disableXXX/enableXXX functions but not a mess of regedit commands), obviously not for the default choices with are kinda weird and old becase wifi sense has been removed since 1803 (afaicr) but its definitely a lot nicer.
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I believe here in Dubai Uber owns a fleet of cars, and drivers can rent/lease the vehicles. That way the vehicles are nice and standardized, eg. it's almost always a Lexus ES 350.
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