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> Inflation acts as a tax on savers and a subsidy for debtors.

Slightly tangental, but you piqued my interest. If it's clear the Fed can print more money, which causes inflation, which is a tax on savers. Then why do savers or anyone need to pay taxes? Could the Fed just not use inflation as a form of taxes in general? Instead of taking x% of people's income, the dollar could just print the money they need, and inflate the dollar's value to recoup their costs.

I'm not saying this is a good idea or anything. I am not knowledgable enough in economics to argue for/against this. It's just a food for thought kind of thing.
I recently had exactly this thought - why not move in an allotments. Looks really well done, congrats!
Sorry, but grandiose political rhetoric, including "I stand by my comments", is a bad fit for the trivial medium of an internet forum.

As for 'unsubtle appeal to political violence', please abide by this site guideline: "Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith." It's not at all obvious that you read the comment correctly, and 'unsubtle' is a big overstatement.

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>(the reserve requirements and capital adequacy ratios set by central banks).

Those are 0% or effectively zero in most developed nations.
Did something similar which is available here: https://ask.moe/domain/name-finder
Do you have an existing opinion on that topic, or are you greenfield-unfamiliar with the reasons various people consider important?
> And especially is there studies showing that people under the age of 40 in healthy condition have any benefit regarding long covid by taking the vaccine ?

If you mean risk of long-covid after getting covid with vs. without the vaccine: of course we don't know, but it's pretty likely the vaccine significantly decreases the chance of long covid. Since long-covid correlates well with infection severity, and the vaccine is particularly good at preventing severe infections.

If you mean the chance of people who already have long-covid recovering after getting vaccinated - it's pretty low.

> Well, some people don't like to take drugs, so if they know that their immune system can cope with it (even if that means difficult time for a short time) they would prefer it.

Ok. But still, "drug" is an arbitrary label, the vaccine consists of mRNA and other compounds which are in your body. I get taking risks and not being over-careful, like I definitely get why lockdowns / even masking in some situations is a bad idea. But the risk of not getting vaccinated is an unnecessary risk, kind of like driving without a seatbelt or riding without a helmet, except you only have to wear the helmet initially (idk I can't think of a better analogy).
Purism is Social Purpose Corporation, so it shouldn't work for them.
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Exactly the scenario I had in mind with my comment. A lot of places are now "two tier" where the newer employees have no path to the higher rate. You have one guy hanging who can press the button for $43/hr, and anyone who replaces him will top out at $32/hr.

Not to mention the history of labor battles (actual fisticuffs) and police departments in many parts of the country... talk about adversarial!
I have an XPS 15 of a similar age, and the battery has swollen to the point that it's pushing the trackpad out of the case.
Hahaha. Worked at a startup that made something damn similar around 2010 (XML documents describing apps, which our core code drew as native UI). The docs for Hyperview are downright nostalgic. :-)
Of course they should be allowed to, if they can afford it.
Sharpest edge I've encountered is the very much WIP WebCrypto API support. In practical terms, this means things like signing/verifying JWTs is not very well supported: https://github.com/panva/jose/discussions/243

That said, the situation is improving rapidly, and I've been personally willing to bet that the support will be solid by the time I finish prototyping and need to start adding auth to my latest project.
I've only ever owned one Mac, but I had more hardware problems with it than with every other machine I've owned in ~30 years put together. Motherboard melted down (fixed for free despite being out of warranty, to Apple's credit), optical drive crapped out, ACPI crapped out, keyboard backlighting crapped out, screen discoloured, spectacularly awful thermals and fan noise, and of course the daft-by-design Mac keyboard layout.

Obviously that's all anecdotal and may be an outlier, but I don't find a naked assertion that "Apple makes the best x64 laptops" very convincing.
> The best way I think is how HN does it.

How does HN comment thread look on mobile?

Almost all HN readers are tech savvy, so it may not be an issue. What about users who are not that savvy?
Do you mean you just meant Docker Desktop users when you said we all?

The ecosystem doesn't depend on Docker Inc now. And how do I benefit from the brand?
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This is a nightmare if it ever gets used in trials. "We took this low-res picture from the burglary, used our high-tech Artificial Intelligence to enhance it, and now it looks just like you!"
Even more commonly, a page of "also by this author:".
Don't forget to add the employer's mandatory social security contributions and any additional employee benefits and equipment[0], the USD<>EUR exchange rate, and the fact that even in Berlin a senior security engineer will definitely make more than 71k€.

[0]: The founder of a (Germany-based) IT consulting firm recently told me that, as an estimate, pretty much any engineer at a tech firm costs at least 100,000€/yr.
Becoming a doctor is subsidized by many societies, there's no reason to choose to burden students with exorbitant debt.

The burden of these things have exploded in recent years, there's no clear reason why anyone should pay for that immense increase.
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My bad, thanks for clarifying my confusion
"Selling" and "market share" is pretty generous when talking about people who are not and will never give you any money. Sure maybe they'll pay you in exposure, but personally I wouldn't bet much on that
> the cost to borrow would be higher

We don't know that, do we? It depends on the supply and demand for savings.
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I was of that mind until I read zero history.

complete boring slog of a book I had to put down halfway as it didn't get better and I Couldn't do it anymore.
Thank you for replying. I don't mean this as a dig at you or your choices but from a cursory glance that model has a significantly worse screen, a weird nose-and-finger webcam on the bottom of the screen, negligible price and spec differences (or probably a much worse value proposition compared to an M1 if you're ok with macOS and ARM), a touchpad which is pretty certain to be worse than Apple's, and a plastic body it looks like.

I think it wins on port options, the aesthetics you could argue as personal preferences, and optioned up it has the potential for maybe a better screen and a digitizer but at that point it loses badly on price. It's not a bad computer, but it's clearly a compromise on several issues and not really beating Apple enough at the stuff it does better that would compel a switch from purely a hardware or value standpoint. I think it's fine if you wanted to avoid Apple or macOS for software reasons, but that's about it. I've also had a pretty good track record with Apple hardware lasting ages while I watch peers with PCs that drop like flies every few years.

This is the point that many of us feel stuck with Apple. Every time I research Apple's alternatives I feel like I've wasted my time.
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Maybe the problem is not explaining why students should care about what they're being taught. People learn automatically when they're interested.
what is the cost structure for a typical journal?

if reviewers work free, where does the bulk of the money go?

there is so much publicly-funded research bottled up in journals like science. how do we break this model so that taxpayer-funded research is more like wikipedia and available to all?
Lilypond and MusicXML would both be nice export options. I think there would have to be quite a bit of thought put into configuring what the export would be. Would you map the audio plugins you are using to instruments then represented as staves?
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Does anyone here have thoughts on JOSS? I've reviewed for them once, had the impression the editors take their job seriously, and think I'll review again in the future. The review approach that the journal facilitates has a strong focus on engineering aspects, i.e. it addresses a weakness of other venues, where it often does not matter how messy, unstable, and poorly documented the code is (or even if it compiles). On the other hand, the JOSS reviewers are typically not experts on the problem that the software is solving.
Glad to see the positive report.

On Mullvad VPN right now!

Any privacy benefit if I go through Mozilla?
I'm a little confused by this use case. Do you spin up individual pods for each user/group? Is this for other resources like secrets?
Apple Self-Driving Cars Involved in Minor Collisions for First Time in 2 Years
Not everything is about performance. Deno lets developers be more efficient than Rust, and it is easier to hire developers that already knows TypeScript/Node.
Old 70s scifi paperbacks. Full color ad for cigarettes right in the middle.
tl;dr: they banned /r/NoNewNormal, quarantined a bunch of other subreddits, and from now on, anything they consider to be COVID misinformation/disinformation will be treated as "content that encourages physical harm" and/or "impersonation".
The government could easily seize all company stocks without any force. For private property, they could make people forfeit their assets - Create a situation such that if you don't forfeit your assets to the state then you will be a social pariah and won't be allowed to participate in the economy. You won't be able to buy food even.

But the thing is that if the monetary system continues down the current path, eventually, the most ardent capitalists will grow to resent capitalism and might turn to communism. Already a lot of young people want communism even those who believe that it's not going to work out; they like the reset aspect of it.

Same reason why people turn to dictators. When the situation gets desperate enough, people will willingly accept an obviously terrible option; just to reset the board. There is a point when people just want to see heads on spikes and are willing to do it at a cost to themselves.
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The story of an Afghan man who fell from the sky
I caught covid in 2020. One of the strange effects was tinnitus in left ear. The strange thing is I started noticing the 'ringing' almost right at same time I dimly perceived I was getting sick, when things were still just at 'mild headache' level.

I wonder if this is the work of spike protein causing some physical damage?
> Server-driven UI is new

Uh, no, not at all.
I think I can but that is totally off the point. I reread the article to make sure I didn't miss something but yeah, its just someone painting wood blue, insulate and putting down click type laminate to a small shed while taking pictures. While it's nice work and good sweat it's nothing out of ordinary. The post is shallow and don't talk anything about why's and how's just motivating to those who want to do the same thing. But come on, there is nothing intellectual here - just someone did what others dream and they like it.

I stand by what I said, I'm absolutely baffled this hit the first page. As another person replied I should've just flagged it and move along and I'll do that now. But this is so, so out of the ordinary I couldn't do just that.

Again I'm not attacking the work or the blog post, nice job. I'm attacking the decision of the community :)
But that is exactly the thing you need to be talking about with them. You likely have some psychological things that can be addressed through therapy or with a psychiatrist, while also looking for the biological causes (if any). There is no shame in getting help.
Think? Know! Cramming works in the short term due to the nature of mass testing.

Any sensible person identifies what they will be judged upon and maximises their effort towards that. Especially if we're in a world of credentialism. Which we are.
> If it were, it would be terrible, because outrageous wealth is not in cash on bank accounts.

The only outrageous wealth you listed was real estate because of the land component. Nobody gets hurt by stocks. People get hurt if money ceases to circulate because money is needed to pay incomes, taxes and debts. If all the money piles up in one bank account everyone stops working. Meanwhile if one person owns all the stocks people can still work and be happy.
I have Adie’s pupil where one pupil is abnormally dilated (mostly in indoor light for me). A little disconcerting that one of the signs of brain damage is different dilation of your pupils so if I’m ever in an accident or something I hope that’s not going to be a problem.

I’d love to be able to control pupil dilation voluntarily as I know people notice it in meetings, etc (esp in-person before covid).
OpenLaszlo's LZX also comes close: https://www.xml.com/pub/a/2006/10/11/introducing-open-laszlo...
So he is talking about bill rate which is very different than what someone makes. At my company someone might make $50 but their bill rate might be like $175. Your bill rate factors is all sort of costs like having an office building, insurance, taxes, and everything that goes into having an employee above just salary. So even if they are in Berlin their bill rate is most likely comparable.
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While theoretically secure, CBC ciphers are considered weak because of their implementation. They are more often than not vulnerable to padding oracle attacks.

These issues have been around for more than a decade, but they keep popping up. The last 3-ish years a larger push has been made to disable CBC ciphers (in SSL/TLS, SSH, etc.). See [0, 1, 2, 3, and 4] for more information.

GCM/CTR is considered to be a more secure alternative.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padding_oracle_attack#Padding_...

[1]: https://www.openssh.com/txt/cbc.adv

[2]: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/5207634 (is CPNI-957037)

[3]: https://alicegg.tech/2019/06/23/aes-cbc.html

[4]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/security/vu...

[n]: You can find more information with a quick search, this also includes security advisories from HPE, RedHat, IBM, and F5.
How is Deno more efficient?
The ½ comes from integrating W = Fd. No one is arguing against that.

The equation should be W = mv² = 2Fd. Why? because v² = 2 a*d.
Let me reverse your question: why would you use "how much oligarchic wealth someone has" or, possibly, "how intent on money laundering the buyer is", to determine aesthetic value?

Because that's how art is sold today.