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A friend of mine "retired" from the military at 38. She joined right out of high school. The Navy put her through med school, then she served as a ship doctor for over 10 years, traveling to dozens of countries. She "retired" with a military pension and an MD, having never spent a penny on med school. She works basically part-time now at a local healthcare provider.
Did that come across as jealous? Well, I am. We all told her she was stupid to join the military, and now we're all still paying off student debt, and she's livin' her best life. :(
Look at how many words you've already used, that's more than the original. So much for terseness.
Can you realistically retire at 55? What's the salary range in say SAP?
The other thing you allude to is the timing. I'm in Canada too, and got my shots 8 weeks apart which was the earliest possible due to availability. For people that got their first shot early, I think the delay is even longer. And now I believe it's back to the manufacturer recommendations.

I understood there are studies that say a longer delay may be better, so I'd be curious too how the result here translates to people who had a much longer time between shots. Was the UK also in this situation?
Netflix could just take the money, let vpn users watch, because realistically, they have no idea where the user behind the vpn is actually located. If people want to pay another service just to give you money, let them watch the damn shows.
I still love that quote from a famous mathematician about how number theory is "unsoiled with application" circa early 20th century.
Same here in Canada. I got Pfizer through public health followed by Moderna 8 weeks later at a walk in pharmacy.
levels.fyi has LinkedIn broken out from MSFT even though it’s wholly owned by them. And LI levels seem comparable to FANG. Also GitHub is a subsidiary of MSFT that seems to pay better than the parent company.
You don't know the half of it. When they held the Asian cup, they were so concerned with the stadiums looking empty, they forced laborers to go and fill the seats. Problem is that many legitimate ticket holders were then denied entry! Of course people got angry about that, so the police saw fit to start administering beatings to people.

Now image that scenario with drunken football hooligans instead!
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I haven't known anyone in their 20-30s who got a 2nd Moderna shot and wasn't down for a day.
The link there is about live TV on Hulu - the right for live TV packages are significantly more complicated than just regular streaming, due to sports contracts that are often VERY geo-specific, with much finer granularity than the other country-level stuff. So the streaming companies are pushed to do finer and finer levels of monitoring.

I keep my "cable" subscription streaming service (when I even have one) separate from any other content I watch for that reason. Don't want it fucking up more than it has to.
Why measure anyone? Measuring is for the insecure. Just trust your gut, obviously you know best...
Why does someone seeing it fall indicate that it's not a meteorite?

Because people statistically never see it fall (and so are lying or mistaken?) or is there a different source of airborne rocky things?
Agreed - software like this doesn't exist in a vacuum of frozen dependencies (at least not until Urbit takes over). Subscription models make sense for stuff that requires updates over time to keep it working. Their stuff is reasonably priced and the product has been really good for years (imo).

I suppose they could do something like JetBrains where you get updates while subscribed, but realistically login breaks for users would be a mess to support and a standalone text editor is a different service.

This move makes sense to me given their market. Those that want to run a vault can use an alternative that's more of a hassle to deal with.
Exactly, but here it's an even bigger twist about a palace coup would the standing army lose, and produce more disgruntled soldiers, and officers.
I just looked, found a whole bunch of stuff on CDC site showing RCT that demonstrates masks do work and that N95 are better than cloth.

Where's the RCT that shows they don't work? I couldn't find one.
>mechanistic studies in the absence of RCTs are as good as useless.

This is of course not true. You also neglect other forms of evidence, like natural experiments:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7877582/

Demanding RCTs or bust is basically poisoning the well. And for all your "happiness" your posts have no shortage of vitriol.

Aerosols are composed of droplets which can be caught in masks, also:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28144885
There's still occasional early retirement for certain MOS's I believe. Earlier this year I believe some USMC tankers got hit with a reorganization and at least some were allowed out under the early retirement authority.
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If Pfizer wore off in 6-8 months what does it say about the next year? A big chunk of the population would have lost a sizable chunk of immunity no? Are we really confident that global vaccination would be high at that point? I really wish US ordered, manufactured and donated a ton more to quash this thing
> increasing number of managers who have little to no domain knowledge

I think it's on the downward trend though.

Where I work, more managers than not used to be an engineer, and the younger they are, the more likely they're going to used to be engineers (or straight up converted).
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You know what's really a "major inconvenience"? Getting in a car and getting hit by a trailer truck and getting paralyzed for life. Lets all stay in a closet at home forever...
I 100% agree with every part of this.

If you ever find yourself in an organization that is full of "rockstar" or cowboy coders, it's often easier to get out and find something better, than it is to fix that broken culture.

>But man, there has to be a better way to accomplish collective action.

I've always said that the main purpose for programming languages is for engineers to communicate intent to other engineers. (including the original author; who may have lost that mental context 6-12 months down the road).

If programming languages were only about telling computers what to do, we'd all be coding in assembly.
I feel your pain. I'm an American living in Australia, so I'm not as significantly affected. Still my Google account and Apple accounts are all US based. My Apple account is tied into a family account I share with my US based family. I cannot download specific apps that are only on the Australian Apple App Store. My Sony Android TV cannot download some Australian television apps.

I cannot purchase Audible audiobooks without VPN'ing back in to the US, even with credits I've accrued.
I was skeptical, so I ran some numbers here: https://www.investor.gov/financial-tools-calculators/calcula...

Assuming 150k USD combined income and 20% savings rate:

- Initial Investment: $30k (20% of 150k)

- Monthly Contribution: $2500 (1/12 of $30k)

- Length of Time in Years: 15 years

- Estimated Interest Rate: 10% (Avg Stock Market return)

- Interest Rate Variance Range: 0

- Compound Frequency: Annually

After 15 years you have just over $1M. I'm assuming you were including your wife's income because otherwise it's nowhere near.

I think the takeaway here is: get a partner. Without a partner you need to be a high earner.
They can all arrest for any federal violation. But their investigative responsibilities are divided. In many states they can also arrest for non-federal violations, but must deliver the arrested to local authority.
As much as I'm "meh" on Electron, I rarely use the actual 1Password App. On the other hand, I use the Firefox extension 30+ times a day, and that's about as far from a native app as you can get. So I think I'm fairly unlikely to notice a huge issue, and will instead be pleased that consolidating on Electron gives them greater feature velocity.
For anyone else who also read it as a big: the Disney+ user above torrented (most likely) the Disney content while not being a customer (a decision that was taken out of his hands).

I agree--they're not denying me their content, they're denying my payment. If this is really where they want to go, they know how it ends (read: someone disrupts their model and they get left in the dust).
You can't make a claim like:

>And it was all wrong, much of it deliberately so.

then act like people calling you out for that are calling Tesla a scam. It's a real company, they make cars, but the short sellers weren't and aren't crackpots from a 'Tesla is overvalued' perspective.
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Great comparison, Disney v Netflix. It’s actually remarkable to me how close to Disney that Netflix is, considering the considerable IP that Disney now owns and how otherwise comparable they are.
My anecdotal experience with the second dose was that I experienced light headedness almost exactly 24 hours after the shot. But, it went away after two cocktails (I was flying that day)
Elad Gil covers a very basic idea that completely changed how I think about building products (and companies). Which miracles need to happen for your company to succeed? Is there just one? What would others in your company say (is there alignment on these miracles)? Can you simplify the offering (or go to market plan) to reduce the risk?
I'd assume the former.
> Industry has moved on and if you need somebody to manage direction of your infrastructure

If you needed dedicated people so dev teams can just throw it over the fence to them that already existed and was just called sysadmins/ops. No need to invent a new term for that. More like some companies didn’t get the memo that devops != sysadmin, not even a title at all.

> There is no serious tier.

Well who’s in a bubble really?
I had the Moderna short. Sore arm both times is all I had.
There is a fork / enhanced version of Dash that does use websockets: https://github.com/richlegrand/dash_devices
Yep, it was installed after an intruder tried to get into his house at night:

https://www.deseret.com/2007/9/7/20039771/intruder-at-buffet...
I don't mind that personally. They can default to their own stores and advertise them, as long as I can sideload anything I want.

On Android I do use sideloading for niche applications and for FOSS applications available outside the Play Store (F-Droid).

If iOS allowed the same ability to sideload that Android does, that would be a huge step forward for "power"users, irrespective of whether the majority of the population stays with the Apple default.
It sounds like they were really following the science, and trying some new stuff along the way.
> The new service, built in-house and later open-sourced, was more scalable and improved the accuracy of timekeeping in the Facebook infrastructure from 10 milliseconds to 100 microseconds.

Interesting.. the infrastructure must therefore have a diameter of at most 30 km, thanks to the speed of light
correct.

>'the org' will NOT protect me. So why would you put org before you?

This kind of thinking. . . would you set off on a horseback ride and NOT feed your horse?
Consulting industry?
I am all about sensible options, reliable exit codes, and easily parsed output on stdout--but easily parsed output on stdout when it isn't a tty is different from what you show a person when it is a tty.
Agree. 1Password is one of the software subscriptions I have no regret paying for.
> but the fact that they seem to have willy-nilly removed local vaults does.

They're a business, and 97% of their users were already on the subscription model. If you were running a business, and 97% of your users had abandoned a feature that was a headache for you to maintain, would you stubbornly keep wasting time and money on it?

Bitwarden is right there waiting for you.
Wealth management isn't explicitly mentioned, but it's part of the work that comes with having a high savings rate.

It's not too hard to beat inflation. Yeah, you do have to expose yourself to some risk, but it's really not hard to know enough about investing to make your wealth grow over time.
Even if it involves interacting with the real world, I've always found Pokemon Go (and other Pokemon games) kind of brutal: basically capturing animals and making them fight until incapacitated. People go to jail for that sort of thing in real life.

Of course there are plenty of game where you do things that would be illegal: GTA built an empire on it. But Pokemon is marketed towards kids.
Right, it would have a huge impact on iOS devices and for their users.
The largest part of this protection is major companies not being exclusive on other app stores. If EA says all games must be downloaded from X, people are going to use X even if X doesn’t offer refunds of any kind etc.
"call of the void" => I believe another phrase you may be looking for is "imp of the perverse".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Imp_of_the_Perverse
>The only situations I can really think of is more of like "stare long enough into the void and it stares back" where people fight an injustice long enough that they start to justify extreme measures to fight it. For example, like assuming all people accused of a crime are likely guilty so suspending privacy or searching people without cause is fine.

Seems there's a rash of that going on recently.
Damn. After that, I want him to get started on Dr. Who. But I'm not going to go add a commented to a twelve-year-old post.
What do you consider "useful data"? Most of the time raw data is easily accessible on a lot of different websites.

The problem with augmenting the raw data in some way is that you have to make opinionated assumptions which won't necessarily be relevant to everyone.
> Drug dealers on the other hand will never go away no matter how many you arrest. There will always be more people willing to buy drugs and a new dealer ready to step up and make a profit.

Singapore and Saudi Arabia might object. Punishments always have some marginal effect; the question is how severe they need to be to achieve the desired effect magnitude, and whether the direct and indirect costs are acceptable.
Interesting - I just always blindly focus on the end goal... wonder if that is in someway also a impostor syndrome thing?
I saw an interesting point (I think it was a scientist quoted in the NYT) that said once a vaccine out in the general public, it gets incredibly hard to get good efficacy numbers, because there are so many things that correlate with vaccine status—age, wealth, risk level, attitude towards COVID, geographical area—that also can affect risk of being infected/hospitalized.
In your opinion, what would constitute unfair advantage?
Just check what MAME community did on hardware protection for arcade ROMs.
BGFX is a general-purpose 3D graphics engine, not a GUI nor vector graphics framework.

Nanovg is an awesome vector graphics library, but has limitations. (1) no ClearType, I fixed in my fork: https://github.com/Const-me/nanovg (2) The only way to get AA is hardware MSAA, unfortunately many popular platforms like Raspberry Pi don’t have good enough hardware to do it fast enough. Nanogui is built on top of Nanovg, shares the limitations.

I agree with the OP that Cairo and Skia are the only viable ones for Linux.

It’s sad because Windows has Direct2D for decades now (introduced in Vista), and unlike 2006, now in 2021 Linux actually has all the lower-level pieces to implement a comparable equivalent. Here’s a proof of concept: https://github.com/Const-me/Vrmac#vector-graphics-engine
I imagine your ideal buyer is another (probably bigger) forum/community that also uses affiliates so "gets it", but not a single bookmaker because probably you make the most money by being impartial and affiliating with every bookmaker.

Also you might want to talk to https://www.fubra.com, who I have seen buy out a UK-based forum before. Maybe directly or via a broker (a sister comment has mentioned a few)
But see how nice having a blacklist is (which you seem to say is the core business of banks, when in fact it is to provide massive amount of capital as loans at a cost or create yield-producing aggregated products - which can work with any currency, crypto or not, and which Tether barely fits the definition of).

I d propose every chain to have a blacklist mechanism, temporary if you want, with a voting mechanism to remove innocents. You cant facebook your way ("we re just a platform") out of financial rules or you ll just end up rewarding thieves while benefitting innocents very little.
Those were hacked over and over.
There's also the risk you could get sent to a war zone and get your legs or other parts blown off. Though i have the impression that's national guard work now.
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I think your costs for public transit might be a bit off. It cost me over $150/month just to commute via BART, from not too far into the East Bay, when I was doing that.
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Good, I welcome this!

Zoomers need to learn how to pirate content, they haven't yet as a cohort. All the rise in widescale piracy 10-20 years ago started because media distribution sucked ass. Once the streaming services started and were easy to use, everyone stopped pirating. Netflix didn't just kill Blockbuster, it stopped ThePirateBay from being a household name.

Since hell will freeze over before sensible copyright terms come about, piracy is our only hope to get rare/weird/controversial and out-of-print media. We need educated and more importantly, motivated, pirates to build up the communities again.
What also puzzles me is that the content is generally exclusive to Germany and watching it in the US wouldn't interfere with the American owner of the distribution rights since... there's none!

Why still block in country X when nobody owns the distribution rights in country X?
Kweb is in kotlin, not java, but it runs on the jvm https://github.com/kwebio/kweb-core/
I don’t think they’re trying to save on hardware costs here. This is to prevent any kind of friction and wasted time when switching between branches/environment.

If your dev costs you $100/h, you only have to save them +/- 5 hours of faffing around with branches/dependencies every month to make it worth it (assuming a 8 hour workday).
This is awesome! I've been slowing building out chapters for Advanced Typescript and React Architecture courses, but I've hesitated to put too much time in since launching was always a bit of a pain.

Do you have a roadmap for supported languages yet? I saw node, but I'm curious about when Typescript will be added as well.
Event sourcing is really good for building occasionally connected applications (e.g. phone app). Makes conflict resolution so much easier than, say two relational databases.

Basically it follows the git model - distributed systems are each their own sources of truth, and allows for (relatively) simple syncing of state. When two distributed systems conflict, well... you need to write some kind of merge algorithm that may or may not ask for user input. But at least the accidental complexity is significantly reduced.
>I think removing feature X makes sense, even if people are using it. It just makes the developers job way easier.

And that's why I only use community maintained software with no telemetry or "data driven decisions."
You the one who emailed me telling me to kill myself? Lol. You first, virgin.
The real issue is never making it to an age where you can optimally use the "freedom" you've stored. I think at 65 1 in 5 males are dead in the US.

That 20% risk needs to be properly accounted for somehow.
A bit of a shame, there were definitely a fair number of users on there who were pushing misinformation and such, but it was also a break from the attitude you see across most of reddit - that politicians can just never be doing enough and we should always be willing to restrict more freedoms for any level of disease prevention.

I saw someone in a subreddit for my state seriously suggesting that we need to distribute N95 respirators to everyone and go on a military lockdown until cases go to zero for an extended period.

I do believe there is a line, I can't point to it directly, but it's good to think about where it lies for you.
And, if you execute somebody who is, in fact, not one, you become one.
Bolshevism has nothing to do with "an onslaught of random chaos". Maybe you have it confused with a crude understanding of Nihilism.
Watch this if you want to understand the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q9_-WDhpoQ
I don't understand how it's not a security degredation. The point of TOTP is to make access of the service dependant on something you must have phsyically (and isolated from the internet) on you. An attacker that manages to exfiltrate 1Password data has everything they need to access the service if TOTP is part of their offering. Where as all users with TOTP on their phone would have an additional layer of protection.

Even by that blog post, they have to go out of their way and clarify that using this feature means you are not longer using two-factor authentication.
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> I cannot download specific apps that are only on the Australian Apple App Store

That's awesome for tourists. Go for a few weeks and you can't access the local apps. Brilliant.
Not really. Rates exist between 0% and 100%.

How many deterred murderers do you think need to exist for it to be worth prosecuting and harshly punishing murder?

Though even after knowing your answer to that question... I'm not eager to live in your experiment's "murder is fine" group...
It's why the wealth class has retconned 'millionaire' to mean >$1M/yr income instead of >$1M net worth.

You can get >$1M net worth just by working hard and saving in a blue collar job.

https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2011/05/24/136461536/what...
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I was 35 at the time and was completely down for a day after the second shot. My girlfriend got Pfizer and she wasn't as badly affected -- just got a little sleepy.
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...and security, which absolutely requires frequent updates. A password manager should be updated all. the. time. on this factor alone.
If you work from home just lay on a bed or a couch.
Hey I'm only now catching up on my comments, so sorry for the weird venue. My point was that GloFo is 100% owned by the government of the UAE (the website I linked you to).
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