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Maybe spacecraft might be a better fit, but... a portable generator? I don't see the need, personally

I'm not sure I understand how you're concerned about a portable nuclear generator failure or attack releasing nuclear materials, but you suggest that it would be somehow safer (?) to strap it on top of hundreds of tons of explosive rocket fuel and launch it into the sky?
Automating product research at scale
Again, that is false.

It's not even close, for women age 20-29 the risk of fatal thrombosis is 1:250k, while Covid is somewhere around 1:25k [1]. That's a whole order of magnitude.

The risk/benefit ratio of AZ vaccine is only poor when the risk of exposure is very low [2].

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2918-0/figures/2

[2] https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
14 days after IPv6 flag day, m'kay everyone?
Kids' hospitalizations for Type 2 diabetes doubled during pandemic restrictions
the 'it's just the flu' crowd probably doesn't realize how many people actually die from flu complications, but then, i wouldn't expect them to, unfortunately. perception of freedom trumps science for them.
That's for the Indian variant? How does it compare to the previous variants? Is it noticeably worse or similar?
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If the price of Bitcoin fell 50% from today's price of $36,404 it would be at $18,202.

They would be down $7878 on their cost per bitcoin, under 30% loss on their total investment.

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Links to scientific research by those fellows or research cited by them.

Virtually doesn't mean entirely. You can find strict creationist biologists too if you ask enough despite it being a crank view that inherently discredits it's holder.

It doesn't mean biologists give substantial credence to creationism. 99.9% of vaccine hesitant are intellectually limited or letting their politics overrule their intellect.

0.1% are people with relevant expertise who are wrong.

If you want to know what experts of a particular stripe think about a technical topic you identify the most qualified via their peers and accomplishments and synthesize a theory of how the world appears to work from the points of contention and consensus.

What you do not do is cherry pick from the minority who support your pre chosen view and declare your prior bias justified. You might as well have skipped a step and just patted yourself on the back and put in earplugs as it would leave you more time to recline in the shade.
> what you're saying would mean that vendors should feel obligated to fix issues they don't consider to be vulnerabilities

Why would it?

> Is there maybe some additional qualifying factor that's required to trigger this obligation that you've left implicit?

That they consider it a vulnerability seems fine.
didn't read the article but I'm surprised no one in the comments has jumped into the Obsidian/Zettelkasten/PKMS rabbithole yet.

There's a whole subculture growing up now surrounding linked notes in markdown / plaintext and it's glorious.

edit: article needs a (2016) tag.
That is why it is better to access sites like HN through the RSS feed [1] and ignore the front page. The feed shows which articles are posted in order of appearance, without manipulation. It also enables you to choose which articles to read without being influenced by the placement on the front page or the number of upvotes it got.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/rss
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Node is required for a lot of modern webdev tooling because (a) Node and NPM are usually bundled together and (b) people who write tools for JS development usually like to write the tools in JS too.
* There is a limited role for government. For example, government should provide public goods, but should not be in the business of competing with private businesses.

* There is no need to have government involved in the provision of broadband (or phone service or cable TV).
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Sure you can, you just need to agree on the comparison criteria, like, for example, the total number of illnesses/death from normal (and predicted abnormal) operation of the device. Burning fossil fuels still leads to deaths even if they are spread over a large area and/or time.
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EDIT: Who pays for the lottery ticket transactions that the bank is saving?
I assume they haven't fixed it yet because they don't consider it to be severe enough to prioritize a fix.

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I typically find other things fulfill my life more than work.
His point still holds, GPT-3 can output large chunks of licensed code, verbatim
For one municipal broadband can be profitable without subsidies. It can be run by local governments but can also be spun off after the infrastructure is built etc.
Nor does a vaccine passport? It only prevents you from lying about a major public health threat.
In each negotiation about a position, the company is negotiating only about one of its many positions; the candidate[1] about what will (usually) be their only job. And companies usually, AFAIK, get a lot more applications[1] per position than each applicant[1] gets offers per job search.

So no, AFAICS you are wrong and the original thesis of "the company holds the advantage" is correct.

___

[1]: Consider the connotations of those words.
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I don't want to use HTML.
> jQuery promotes bad development patterns

If you do web development as a job, it's your responsibility to stay up to date on what best practices are. With EC2015 being several years ago now, jQuery wouldn't be a learner's starting point today.

Those that developed bad habits during jQuery's heyday a decade ago may still be writing bad code. And it's someone else's job to clean that up. That's the circle of life, and it's hardly exclusive to jQuery users.
Why is internet connectivity NOT viewed similarly to road connectivity? We expect to be able to travel across the city to do stuff. We similarly expect to be able to use the internet.

The world is becoming ever increasingly connected online and people should expect to have fast consistent access to online services. ESPECIALLY when government's are using internet for interfacing to do things citizens have to do.

edit: minor typo corrected.
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The TL;DR is that you may be able to get it for free, but there's a very large proportion of the population that fails to qualify for medicaid and also won't have the financial stability to float $500 out of pocket and, if they happened to get one, wouldn't be able to afford any follow up treatment.

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I think I can articulate the argument:

In order to ensure the best outcome for consumers, we want customers to have a variety of competing options for broadband service. That way they can select the option which gives them the best cost/value proposition. No individual provider can abuse or take advantage of customers, because they can just switch to another provider.

Municipal broadband, by its nature, is incompatible with this competition. Such service is at least partially taxpayer funded which means that everyone pays for it whether they use it or not. Further, the city controls access to the corridors needed for providing internet service. The consequence is that the city ISP would have a great advantage over other ISPs, preventing any real competition.

The case then is that we need to ban city-run ISPs so as to promote competition amongst ISPs in order to ensure the best service.

However:

I'm not sure of a good defense of forbidding it at the state level, instead of allowing individual municipalities to make their own decisions. Furthermore, I'm not sure of a good defense ensuring competition by forbidding public isps but not also requiring cities to make it easy for new isps to enter markets by giving access to corridors.
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"government handout" leading language, no substance

various "expands government" also leading, still no substance/data

"hostile to business" obviously, that's the point. Private enterprise has failed here and created a number the most customer hostile organizations in existence.
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Given this, there is not as strong of a need for an “opt out” tool such as Optery in the EU because the GDPR is already doing a lot of work for you. However, in the U.S. (i.e. an “opt out” regime), the need for an opt out tool such as Optery is much greater because U.S. residents don’t have a privacy law in place like the GDPR to protect them. They either need to submit the opt outs themselves, or use a service like Optery.

That is why there is no EU option.
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Anti-trust should be directed at them first before Facebook and Google.
They aren't super heroes - they need rest as well.

Reading some books you're interested may count as not taking a day off, but it's still restful compared to office work.
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> Convert comments to code. Write a comment describing the logic you want, and let GitHub Copilot assemble the code for you.

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I like your list. As I was thinking of teaching a similar course in the summer of 2022, I may borrow some of your readings with thanks.

Here are some suggested additions:

Allen, Paul (2011) Idea Man.

Altshuller, Genrich (1999). The Innovation Algorithm: TRIZ, systematic innovation, and technical creativity. Worcester, MA: Technical Innovation Center. ISBN 978-0-9640740-4-0.

Schumpeter, Joseph A. (2009) [1948], "There is still time to stop inflation", in Clemence, Richard V. (ed.), Essays: on entrepreneurs, innovations, business cycles, and the evolution of capitalism, Nation's business, 1, New Brunswick, New Jersey: Transaction Books, pp. 241–52 ISBN 9781412822749
Originally printed as: Schumpeter, Joseph A. (June 1948). "There is still time to stop inflation". The Nation's Business. United States Chamber of Commerce. 6: 33–35, 88–91. Archived from the original on November 29, 2014.

Schumpeter, Joseph A. (1949), "Economic theory and entrepreneurial history", in Wohl, R. R. (ed.), Change and the entrepreneur: postulates and the patterns for entrepreneurial history, Research Center in Entrepreneurial History, Cambridge, Massachusetts: Harvard University Press.
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I suspect that my situation is likely common among aging coders and might contribute to a lot of what is otherwise attributed to ageism. I can no longer pretend that the kind of work open to me is going lead to anything but more suffering, and I feel like this results in increasing interview anxiety.