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> The remote lighthouse was built right before the dawn of World War II. Constructing this lonely lighthouse was no easy task, as helicopters had yet to take to the skies when the work began in 1938. Builders scaled the cliffs to reach the pillar’s pinnacle, laying out the groundwork by hand. They faced slick rocks, rain, and fervent winds knowing that one slip could send them plunging into the frigid North Atlantic Ocean that thrashed and splashed below.
Windows vista had cute options to make the UI look more like older versions of windows. I thought it looked hideous, but i still wonder why MS don't consider it for Windows 11, to let you "change" it to Windows 7 or Xp.
UK Study shows more Covid deaths amongst vaccinated
I'd be interested; so yes. I suggest more, rather than less, technical details.

Quoth the guidelines: "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" ... lovely phrase.
That sounds like problems with either CGNAT or your ISP, not with v6. In fact v6 is how you avoid those problems.
If you are referring to GDPR then it apply to personal information, not all types of data. I don't think content in a CMS would be considered PII, thus not required to be exported. GDPR export is meant to give customers a way to see what PII is stored, not as a way to export all types of data.
This sounds conflicting I read somewhere else earlier today, that the immunity you get from the actual disease is tailored towards the specific variant/strain.

Whereas the vaccines (at least the mRNA ones) confer immunity against multiple strains.
I’m getting paywalled, how does one do the archive link thing?

Also, thanks to poster, it’s lovely to see art/philosophy/culture links on here.
> The lowest median rent in the US is $725 a month in West Virginia and the internet access is not great

I'll note this is not correct. I'm in Morgantown WV and the Internet is great. I'm paying in the low $30s for 200mbps with normal low latency and it's highly reliable, via Comcast. That'll go on up to 1.2gbps if I need it. Speedtest usually comes out to 180-230mbps depending on the test site.

Most populated areas of West Virginia offer typical Comcast-style Internet speeds and prices. If you're living in the middle of nowhere, or a town of 2000 people, it's true that may be a different story. Starlink and local cable providers are your only serious options then.
What about high rise (3 storey store with 3 storey parking) department stores in city/town centers? I've seen plenty of these in Asia
Looks like the GUI library's crate came out first:

https://crates.io/crates/iced/versions https://crates.io/crates/iced-x86/versions

I'm not sure there's a naming conflict here. There is little overlap between x86 decoding and a GUI library. If software is eating the world, then it's similar to Giant Bicycles and Giant Food Stores.
Wow I suppose its been a few years. 2010?
Wait what? Everyone wants to be famous? People have narsicissitic tendancies that get amplified on social media, and then becomes a feedback loop? No, that can't be. Social media is pure and wholesome, and there's no way it could be more of a problem than a good.
That is unfortunate. I tried them out based on a blog post, so I knew about the monthly subscription after the trial period, but that is poor marketing for sure.

I have no relationship with that startup (other than being a user).
The declaration-bundler-webpack-plugin (https://github.com/smol/declaration-bundler-webpack-plugin) is no longer maintained by the OP and sadly it doesn't work with Webpack 5. So I forked the original plugin and updated it to work with Webpack5. Post any issues on Github: https://github.com/droyson/types-webpack-bundler/issues
I recall that a ton of people complained about this, actually...
It's 2021, everyone has shown their true faces at this point. We can dump the pretense that hundreds of millions changes hands at Christie's because anonymous rich people really love art.
ESA launches out of FG. The reasons are its equatorial location, which makes it suitable (lower energy requirements) for geosynchronous orbits and, like Florida for NASA, the ocean to the east which reduces the downrange risks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guiana_Space_Centre
Ethereum Faces Chain Split as Node Operators Fail to Update Geth Hotfix
It would still be incompatible with IPv4. It couldn't have avoided the complexity of a prolonged dual stack situation. So it would have had at least comparable deployment complexity.

And when you're incompatible anyway, why wouldn't you at least simplify headers and global routing? BGP has always been on the verge of imploding.

A backwards compatible IPng had been great, but no credible design was ever put forward.
Fragmented meaning if I was taking a year or 2 to get a code base up for a linux port, I have to take one of a few roads. 1, my app is specialized enough where we dictate the rules and probably it runs well on just one distro, or I have to account for all the different flavors of GUI and windowing systems to target users with their current setups. The former I think happened all the time with specific apps, the latter kept commercial devs far away.

I think the situation is less bad now, but my point was the boat had mostly sailed.

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Thunderbird is fine (i use it daily), but nothing touches the functionality of outlook (on windows - not the limited versions that exist on the web and elsewhere). And I was as anti MS as anyone back then, but once I had to actually implement exchange servers as part of my job vs using sendmail and a bunch of random crap - there was just no contest. I always knew it was important, but it really is the killer business app.

And now that you dont need to hire 1.5 people minimum to manage it, and pay for servers and infrastructure etc to get the benefits, it is now more a killer app than ever, to those who need it. (really, I hope to never manage on-location exchange ever again)

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Yeah, the sheeple can't handle the truth.
:-( those sound ALL like any domain I would block - super spammy names...
As someone like the author, I was a bit confused how quickly they brushed off the goals of this form of tech idealism. Hints at the problem, like star ratings for parks and ad blocking nightmares, but never quite reveals it.

Is it that the author has been "enlightened" and now finds the old ways to be less morally superior? Now settling for the nostalgic hobby form to continue.

I challenge this outcome. Yes, we are all pretty burnt out on moral outrage these days. Yes, some people will be frustrated, like your wife. Yes, progress feels slow (or backwards). But I still must continue, I see no other way forward.
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I’ve been working in software engineering in China for few years now. Never worked for 996 company, but I know many who do.

Most of the 996 companies that I’ve seen tend to be ultra shitty sweatshops delivering less than bare minimum and with less security than what a university CS freshman would implement. There are obviously exceptions to this, but in China culturally speaking, it’s often much more important what things look like than what they actually are.
That’s the core essense of 996. As long as you seem to be working hard and long time, everything else is secondary.

I find it ridiculous how random business managers in EU and US say this shit show would be competitive advantage. It’s everything but.

That being said China has several real competitive advantages over western countries, but media rarely speaks about then.
How is that odd? Crypto subreddits are full of posts describing exactly the above situation. People are trying to get rich quick, without understanding what "be your own bank" requires in terms of security.
I'm not convinced the biosecurity state will go away anymore than the TSA will disappear tomorrow. Government agencies rarely cede power back to the citizenry.
Nobody censored anything in this case on this platform -> therefore there is no censorship on the subject of covid

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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28307890
It's not really misspellings, it's reanalysis, and it's not at all particular to English.
Why is this getting downvoted?

Just think how much simpler it would have been to keep all the IPv4 tooling with just an ifdef to make the addresses wider, and a few version changes for IP and ARP.

Part of what makes V6 adoption lag is that it took a while to be supported across the board by router vendors, OS vendors, etc. And a lot of the reason for that is all the gratuitous changes from IPv4.
This looks really good, will pitch this to my company
I really don't understand your usage of the word arbitrage here. Also computer vision is related to images specifically - how is that even relevant here?
Honestly Microsoft really needs to stop listening to this vocal minority.

- This group is why Windows had a trash terminal that didn't even have a right click menu until recently.

- This group is why Windows Explorer is identical to how it was almost 2 decades ago, with the same terrible search and still things like choking when it encounters a folder of MP3s and still unable to handle folders with 1000+ items without choking and loading in new sets every few pages of scroll.

- This group is why resizing windows still has glitching and tearing.

- This group is why most of the admin and system tools are still designed for 800zx600 screens and why device manager flickers and completely redraws just to add 1 item to the tree display.

Stop listening to this group, Apple and Linux have been able to forge ahead and build modern powerful interfaces that actually utilize the hardware properly because they've been able to ignore the screams every time something that is 20 years old changed.
> ad-hoc string manipulation is a real security and reliability nightmare

Parameters.

A couple of examples:

https://www.psycopg.org/docs/usage.html#passing-parameters-t...

https://www.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.quickstart.prepared-sta...
Degrowth is probably more likely than humans deciding overnight to stop optimizing for profit and short-term growth. It just might be unintended.

I'm not sure why we should seek to maximize the exploitation of the planet to optimize for total number of human beings. This "obsession with making a number go up" seems like a very unhealthy goal as a species.
Hopefully no integer overflow on this launch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp_D8r-2hwk

https://hownot2code.com/2016/09/02/a-space-error-370-million...
> Did you know that it took over 25 years to develop a lipid delivery system for mrna vaccines that wasn't toxic in animal tests?

I'm not sure why the length of time it took to reach an accomplishment should undermine said accomplishment. They killed a lot of animals before they landed on the moon.

> Or that they have concerns about accumulation of these lipids in organs like the liver?

Who is they? How can you quantify and qualify this risk? Being "a numbers guy" why did you weight the odds of this potential issue as being more important than the known death risk and long term complications from COVID itself? Given the sheer number of immunized individuals we should be seeing hundreds of thousands of cases now, shouldn't we?

> Or that getting sick after the vaccine may not be healthy?

I mean, by definition being sick is not being healthy. You'll need to expand this a bit for it to make sense. What type of sick, what type of unhealthy. Why? What evidence do they have for such a concern?

> Or that they don't do a great job of looking for auto-immune reactions when it comes to vaccines?

Again, you're not saying who it is that doesn't do a great job, nor why this is important to be concerned about, or indeed if this concern has any sort of precedence. And again, why are you not concerned that COVID may introduce similar auto-immune reactions?
A lot of the goals/problems mentioned in the document can be solved with a "lab notebook" consisting of plain text files plus Git version control. For example:

> Legal document to prove patents and defend your data against accusations of fraud

> Bound/Stitched | No lost pages, legally stronger | Difficult to copy, not logically organized

> Requires electronic security, corrupted files, software compatibility issues

> No pages come out of the notebook | Do not take any pages out or remove any data | Do not skip pages in your notebook | Cross out any unused parts of a page

> Correct mistakes, do not remove them | Cross out mistakes with a single line | Paste in corrections without covering anything | Sign and date all corrections

Also, if you sign your commit hashes with a trusted timestamping service, then that could serve as watertight evidence of prior work.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28326220
If by browser specific quirks you mean having to deal with Webkit as Windows is Chromium now.
Very similar to the way I use it. Ctrl-c n j makes a new entry in org journal, carrying over any TODO/PROG items from previous days if the current day file doesn't exist. I use it all the time and it's replaced my beloved hardback A4 graph paper notebook.

I keep my journal files hidden from the Treemacs sidebar so it doesn't get cluttered.

I keep a permanent in progress item with sprints and their start/finish dates, backlog items, etc etc.
congrats on plugging one of the biggest holes in the rust ecosystem. Looks like an api I'd love working with. Id love to imagine an alt universe where someone builds an entire desktop off this the way gnome was formed from gtk.
I suppose the collapse of US department stores Sears and JCPenny were also due to brexit?

BHS went broke before the referendum, and Debenhams were in trouble for years before it

the department store business model simply can't compete with online
so they should tackle accessibility (20%) before mac (8%) and linux (2%) support
Ocrelizumab.
The typical reaction to Elixir on my resume is still "we have a crazy Elixir person on our team too!"
No, but parents "helping" their kids on a project, then pretending the kid did the whole thing, is common.
I think this is an important insight, but not without challenges. One could argue that stocks in the secondary market work like a wallet. Funds from additional offerings do go on a company ledger and get spent, but in investor to investor sale, the profits are mostly reinvested in other stock. Money leaves the market when it is diversified into other investment classes, or when investors spend profits outside the market, or gains are taxed.
There are vanishingly few bank jobs and so the hazing process to get them is brutal. The banks push their associates to work 80hr/wk because they can. Technologists, for instance, don't work these hours (something closer to 60hr/wk in my experience).

The 996 phenomenon seems to be more common. It's as if every job put you through the ringer.
I manage my photos on my NAS, but I need a web software that I can use to explore the images I accumulated on my NAS without sharing them with third parties. What do you suggest?
Unfortunately, at this point, it's just the price you have to pay for software freedom.

You're underestimating the difficulty of fixing bugs, even if they are "not difficult to reproduce". Most FOSS devs are doing all this work for free and most of the time the only feedback they get is "you're UI, UX is broken/bad". What incentive do they have to spend days of their free time optimizing the UX?
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The industrial revolution started in Britain.
Startup “What if I told you we could take regular food and turn it into squares”
Yes, correct I think on all counts. I was just responding to the Electron comparison, saying if that's what you want, maybe look at Tauri, because it's also 'a webapp in a shell'.

For some people in some senses, there's a big advantage to the 'webapp in a shell' model, because HTML/CSS is considered good, or WhizzBang.js is the familiar tool for building UIs, or whatever.

I didn't mean to say it's better (or worse) than this - it's just quite a different (more similar to Electron) approach, that'll suit some and not others.
> First - we already have extended the IPv4 address space by using + PORT in many cases (ie, running through CGNAT). So if I want to talk to another IPv4 host, we focus on IPv4+PORT, and the CGNAT's translate that to private IPv4 addresses on their local networks.

So how does a VPS / cloud provider use the +PORT to give themselves and their customers more publicly-available addresses to assign to virtual machines?

> Plenty of good migration options exist(ed) that allow for each host to be single stack and still talk to each other while upgrading at different rates.

Do you have any citations for these options?
>Windows is sort of the default computer choice for a lot of normal, non-technical people, so I can understand that Microsoft wants to simplify things for them by taking some inspiration from MacOS.

That's a really good point and I agree with your solution. I doubt Microsoft would want to do the work involved in creating essentially two versions of Windows, though.
No-one needs to be defrauded to make out an offence of Fraud in the UK.

"Fraud by false representation" happens when someone dishonestly makes a false representation with the intent to make a gain for themselves or another. Making up a news story to flip NFTs would almost certainly amount to a crime of fraud by false representation.
You must be new to everything if you haven't heard conspiracy theories regarding the 2 things you're questioning.

JFK: lone gunman, CIA/Mob, magic bullet

Secret gov tech: come on really? area 51, MK Ultra

If you really are that new, then boy, do I wish I was in your spot. You're going to have a lot of fun with some new reading. Whether because you believe them, or because of the enterainment in seeing others believe them. Either way, it's a whole new world...
Besides cheap and slave labor, what are other "real competitive advantages over western countries" which China has, but which "media rarely speaks about then" ?

This is not a rhetorical question. Just interested to know.
I don’t think you’re helping your case by holding out Devise as a problem example. Devise is extremely popular, works very well, can easily be extended to support different authentication modes like OAuth, and has saved countless hours for many people. In fact, I haven’t worked in the Ruby world for several years now, but devise is one piece of software that I frequently miss when using other languages.
I know, the problem was never moving past ES 3.0, and now we have to wait yet another 10 years for widespread deployment of WebGPU MVP 1.0, given past history.

So that, alongside the usual blacklisting issues, makes native the only option for anyone that wants to exploit the full potential of the underlying hardware.
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The fact that the toolbar cannot be repositioned to the top of the screen - really sucks for me.
Technically "marginal" refers to the gains made by an incremental improvement, in this case the adoption of Phoenix over Rails, and not the use of Phoenix over nothing at all. So we still refer to the gains from Phoenix as marginal, even though they are substantial in many cases.
Anyone pulled a meta on you yet?
Another millennial here, shsrig some memories from way, way back in my youth:

I remember toast in the cafe at the top of Beatties, and looking out the window to the streets below.

Going in to Debenhams to get an original chunky Xbox.

It's weird that I have memories from my early teenage years of the high street (had to go through it from secondary school to the bus stop), and there's no new memories as it's all vape shops, poundlands or franchise cafes now. :/
Gratuitous changes to "fix" things is exactly why adoption took forever. Look at nonsense like IPv6 extension headers. The number of extension headers is UNBOUNDED. This is HORRIBLE to deal with in hardware, and not pleasant in software.
If we adopted a four day work week do you think people would feel a burned out feeling at Thursday at 11am? I honestly _don’t know_ and think some long term experimentation is needed