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Ehat you are saying is not correct.

You are missing that growing in permanent debt has consequences. Some countries have been ruined by external debt. We are on our way.

We people do not manage wealth like that. A call for poverty is to live over our real outcome permanently (this does not mean we cannot invest and have debt as long as we are able to pay and as long as it has expected return in controlled ways).

Eventually you go bankrupt. What is being poorer than not being able to finance your basic services?

And yes, I admit to hsve become somewhat antistate. Because it is a scam, basically, to monopolize services, offer them more expensive, without the innovations that markets could provide you mich faster and on the way saying you are ok thanks to them and that you owe the state everything.

I can deal with market prices and free choice and save a bunch of money, which is MY invested effort, so it is me who should manage it.

States do not give me anything except poor justifications for their existence. The only exceptions could be (and I am not convinced either) security and justice.

I really think they are way more correct than the alternative: that we must be forced in groups under the decisions of ellites. This is not morally right. And, BTW, a higher goal for the sake of others under coaction lead to fascisms and communism. Little by little we lose our freedom. Not a good thing.
I'm an anti pattern of this. I'm an atheist and I'm 100%
sure, that the health doesn't come at the and of the needle.
My first experience of programming was on a ZX81, we also had a thermal printer, I remember having this overwhelming sense of possibilities watching that little printer work and becoming fascinated with computers controlling machines. Much of my career has been doing hardware/electronic/mechanical systems. I have fond memories of those early times where it was an exciting time where we devoured every word about computers.
This makes me shudder to think of the genetic damage being done to these people. The rule should always be fresh genes to keep the lineage healthy.
> You might think that just because you're a beta male that chastises everyone on every internet forum about 'muh sexism' to win points with the girls, even though they'll never fuck you cause you're beta, you're immune but this is proof that it is not the case.

wtf is this drivel? Please keep your incel worldviews away from hackernews.
So, create my start up in australia? Got it!
My phone's OLED HDR screen (S21 Ultra) completely blows away my TV screen. Lying on the couch with the phone right up against my face is actually the closest thing to a cinematic experience I get.

Honestly it's almost better. The black levels in real cinemas are terrible.
"In many organizations, there is an unhealthy emphasis on process and not much freedom. These organizations didn’t start that way, but the python of process squeezed harder every time something went wrong. Specifically, many organizations have freedom and responsibility when they are small. Everyone knows each other, and everyone picks up the trash. As they grow, however, the business gets more complex, and sometimes the average talent and passion level goes down. As the informal, smooth-running organization starts to break down, pockets of chaos emerge, and the general outcry is to “grow up” and add traditional management and process to reduce the chaos. As rules and procedures proliferate, the value system evolves into rule following (i.e. that is how you get rewarded). If this standard management approach is done well, then the company becomes very efficient at its business model — the system is dummy-proofed, and creative thinkers are told to stop questioning the status quo. This kind of organization is very specialized and well adapted to its business model. Eventually, however, over 10 to 100 years, the business model inevitably has to change, and most of these companies are unable to adapt." [1]

[1] https://jobs.netflix.com/culture
Situations like China effectively exterminating populations they don’t like are why gun rights are so important.
Order men to re-education camps and forcing their women to sleep in same bed as police/watchdogs gets a lot less appealing if the woman can shoot their government mandated rapist.
Funny thing, the first study was done by a gun control group, and long before shall issue concealed carry made self-defense a lot more common by allowing it outside the house. Their number, which did not include a person using a gun more than once a year: about a million.

But it doesn't matter, it's an unalienable right enshrined in the Constitution, "and if it saves just one life...."
Arrows theorem simply doesn't apply here. We don't need our personalized search results to satisfy the majority.
A clone of Sinclair ZX81 was the first computer that I touched and coded when I was a kid.
My color homage to Sinclair ZX Spectrum in less than 140 characters of Javascript: https://www.dwitter.net/d/23871
It’ll take another generation to even be okay with the idea of unions. By then all the billionaires will be in New Zealand or elsewhere and their hoard will be untouchable.
Is there an explanation of this story for those of us who don't know this person or why he was banned?

He mentions on Twitter that he was banned from Discord for excessive cursing. I'm not clear what the point of this is.
In case you missed the photo competition, here is an amazing image of neurons: https://www.nikonsmallworld.com/galleries/2021-photomicrogra...
Ah, understood. I asked because years ago I played with the Twitter API a bit and found its rate limits pretty restrictive, so was wondering if that had changed or, if not, how you were working around it.

Hopefully your users will get tons of value from the other improvements, such that these small trade-offs you have to make for rate limits are insignificant to the overall UX upgrade.

Best of luck on customer acquisition, and congrats on what you've built thus far--no small thing for a one person operation!
A startup with 2 people, one of them a marketer, can get twice as much done -- marketing can easily be a full time job.

A single person could easily get out completed? Even if s/he is able to learn "everything" eventually

Otherwise, I agree with you
> The idea that people should not have to give up all of their ability to fight.

Fight...whom? How? A gun is a very blunt instrument. If you want to learn how to defend yourself, take a self-defense class and buy something non-lethal like mace.

Why is a gun necessary for self-defense?
I don't know how it would work in cali, but in the UK I'd pitch at statutory minimum holidays (25 days+bank holidays) OR average time off taken at the company, whichever was higher. I'm sure an employment tribunal would take either.
In your first case: it is later revealed that the reason for A's action was B making threats of violence towards their kid and about to realize them.

The problem with third parties passing judgement is that they often lack full context.
Because it's nonsense. Until the 60's, Algeria was literally part of France. It's an extremely diverse country.
It's even worse than that, over centuries the UK took trillions out of India to keep their world empire afloat. That's something that shames me as a Brit.
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Ai isn’t really at risk of escaping the lab and afflicting a population with something. I mean, deep fakes went online and that will afflict people, but that’s not the same: the closer parallel is “a technique for bio hacking escaped his computer,” which is different than “I accidentally/sort-of-not-accidentally made mosquitos extinct in my region
The actual rate of gun deaths caused a toddler (age <= 3) firing a gun was 15 for 2015, in 13 of which the toddler shot himself.¹ True, “murder” is not the right term, but I wasn’t quibbling about that. I’m not sure “accident” is the right term, either, as in every case an adult committed a horrible crime in allowing the child access to the loaded weapon.

[1]https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/10/14/peopl...
Violence is the last refuge of incompetence
Read the post from dmitrygr again or mine. The bootloader does not get loaded, because the verification fails. That means there is no way to wope or reset the device. Without a signed firehorse binary you can't do anything, because EDL just won't talk to you.

More details: https://blog.quarkslab.com/analysis-of-qualcomm-secure-boot-...
Why not your present machine? Don't delay, install Linux today.
Search for playwright waitForSelector and you land in pretty useless page. I'm all in for text websites, but something like playwright.dev documentation is top notch - fuzzy search being key thing.
After a good amount of searching it doesn't seem possible to add Marginalia as default search in firefox (84.0b8) on Debian.

I did not expect this to not be available.
Completely agreed in that regard.
> And this is not a obscure need. There are cloud providers who let you run JS on a specialized and restricted API.

Sounds rather obscure actually. Still somewhat confused why this would be useful in Deno. Looks like it's just a repeat of what happened with Java's SecurityManager, which is now being deprecated and removed.
"Anyway, I also can't understand how any gangs are still alive in the USA in our time. Even my shittiest country eliminated all of them in the 90s, so are Russia and other CIS countries. You can find many documentation films about that on youtube. There is almost nothing left except massive graveyards of dead criminals with funny grave tomb pictures like "sitting in my first Mercedes Benz with a gun, cool guy.""

The U.S. has the rule of law, due process, innocent until proven guilty, etc.
Thank you Sir Clive.

I will wear my clashing outfits for the next 8 days.
If PTO was really unlimited then nobody would have to come in at all. Which obviously wouldn't work in practice.
One nitpick that kind of bothered me - on a large desktop monitor, the results page was like 70% whitespace margins with the results squished in the middle like a portrait cellphone. Hopefully it's easy to fix, I like to research at home and this website could help a lot!
When I take purposeful pictures I use a camera. I use my phone for a number of things, but serious photography ain't one of them. (I like the flexibility of interchangeable lenses, big glass, small f, long focal lengths, tripod mounts, special-purpose filters, etc.)

When I edit photos and organize them I use a computer because it has a big screen. Again my phone isn't involved.

Why then do they require an app? It doesn't bother me that they have an app, but requiring one tells me they're just reinventing Instagram. Serious photography web sites should work on the web. And I can't believe I had to write that sentence.
Let’s say it’s unsubstantiated rumor (she said it was her (not ‘a’) cousin’s friend) What every medical rumor gets knocked out? Only the ones they don’t like? What makes them the right decision makers to decide?

It’s no different from the banning of the Wuhan lab escape theory that was banned because… I dunno some republican happened to like it? Meanwhile lots of virologists believed it should at least be investigated. But no, originally only racists could consider it as a possibility.

No, Twitter can eff off.
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Boats are increasingly tracked by satellites.
Humans who make incorrect T cells die, then those T cells are gone from the evolution chain.
Appreciate this perspective here. I'm against censorship, and am surprised how clear your "label not remove" concept is. I like it.
This reminds me of "unlimited" cell phone plans where you can use as much data as you like, but at some point the data gets slower and slower.
For all the cry babies on the forum saying you can't defend against the government anyways, how would not having guns make that any easier?

Also fuck you.
There's already a UI toolkit called MUI: "Magic User Interface" for Amiga relevant 'just' some 20-30 years ago :)
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I totally agree. There are still times you will need to investigate why something isn't working on linux. But the upside is when you do, there's almost always a way to make it work the way you want.

In stark contrast with Windows 10 which has had features like window snapping at edges when dragging something across the boundary between monitors that you just can't turn off. Or updates that seem to obey their own arcane rules instead of requiring a simple sudo [package-manager] [update-command]
Same in Australia and New Zealand. The US is the odd duck here, both legally and culturally.
But how will the roads be maintained when no taxes are collected?

The gas tax is nice because the more you drive, the more you use, the more you contribute.

Another interesting aspect to work out is how to account for different vehicle weights due to the difference in wear they contribute per mile. Semis and other large vehicles are the primary contributor to road wear iirc
FWIW, it’s “tick-tock.”
The whole point of his video and work is to democratize science. He sells kits to let you do genetics science at home. Ie, a disclaimer would not make sense considering his objective
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Accrued PTO can become a major liability for companies as it is wages that must be paid out at some point in the future. That is probably the main/only reason that companies offer 'unlimited' PTO since it doesn't carry over at year end and zeroes out when an employee leaves the company.
The is a kind of ridiculous expression “you never forget your first one”. Well mine was a ZX81. I will never forget her.

Thanks sir Clive!
> It hands an implicit veto on opinion to the violent. Utterly shameful.

Except that isn’t how it has worked in the US at all. Can weapons be used to intimidate and coerce? Of course. But we’re civilized. We have freedoms and we are protected from unlawful force by lawful force.

Speech is virtual limitless. Non violent protest has and will continue to be a fruitful avenue of change.

Self reliance and individual empowerment are the core values of the United States. I can’t think of many things more important than being able to protect my family and my property.
> The unlimited policy is definitely a scam at many companies.

It is so they don't have to pay you for your unused vacation when you leave. It's a financial trick.
I'm not sure what you think a law would look like that is completely impartial. The very existence of a law represents a thumb on the scales of otherwise unconstrained human behavior. What specifically should we make laws impartial to?
>I wish Americans could get a feeling of how different a society without a perpetual feeling of danger and paranoia feels like.

We don't perpetually feel like we're in danger or feel paranoid.

>Where children just go to school without security checks, amok drills and bulletproof safe rooms.

You are describing most of the US.
This has to be the most user unfriendly website I've seen in a long time. I lost count of the number of dialogs popping up and when I'd finally beaten my way through there's a distracting fixed thumbnail video in the corner that can't be dismissed... Which happens to be too small to be viewable and too vibrant compared to the rest of the site to ignore.

Unreadable...
I remember the TI-99/4A BASIC manual said something like “errors will not harm your computer” and it had a similar reassuring effect on my child self.
In other posts you seem quite willing to disclose very specific details of the situation, like what leave the person in question did and didn't take. But you're not telling us the details that supposedly constitute Atlassian's side of the story. Isn't that interesting?

Maybe Atlassian's side of the story doesn't actually look so good for Atlassian.
It's the paradox of tolerance. If you tolerate intolerance (regardless of intent), you pave the way for intolerance to take hold.
Yes this TLD is cursed because of it's low price it has been used by all spammers and hackers on earth
Only one country in the world has plan that will mitigate climate change by 2030
> How many women have had their access to personal development opportunities restricted by their inability to apply deadly force?

The dead ones.
California companies and work culture largely discourages taking PTO, so it tends to accrue.
France is on its fifth republic. Their first republic started slightly after the US Constitution went into effect. Between those five republics they've had a couple of monarchies and military dictatorships. Though to be fair, a lot of those transitions resulted from France losing wars.
You are confused because the word "rich" has two meanings. Agreed, a lot of devs are "rich", compared to the average citizen. But the problem is not "they slightly more than me and they are bad because I'm envious". It's "they make so much money that they are writing their own laws with it, and they're killing my country and my planet in the process". That is a different kind of "rich". It's "I can buy a full news studio if I want"-rich.

That second class is who the people are referring to when they say "the rich".

And most of them are paying much less taxes over their income than you or I, in percentage. They are so wealthy that they can afford to pay full teams of people who specialize in tax evading, and that costs them 1% of their income, but then they avoid paying taxes on the rest.

The usual "fair share" tax is a gradual tax. For example. 10% for the first $10000 earned. 15% for the next $20000. And so on. Such a tax can never reach 110%, by definition. It cuts a dev salary by 40% or even 50%. For one of these rich people, it can go to 70% or 80%, but it would be orders of magnitude more, in absolute numbers. But as I said, none of them pays that. They'd rather provoke a war than pay that.

And then make you pay for it.
Also, what the fuck does this have to do with tech?
When you think of it in terms of per year, it’s $24 vs $60. That’s not insignificant.

I’ve personally subscribed to the pro membership of a few apps for $2/m to remove ads and support the devs. $5 would’ve been a harder sell.
> shoe string budget

> Revenue (2018) $412,233,508[0]

I don't know what shoestrings you're buying, but I suggest shopping around.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Rifle_Association
Between the two, I might go with the knife in most situations. I can't carry my hunting rifle around with me all day. Mine also has a huge scope on it that makes it useless at the distances you would typically encounter a hostile human attacker. The rifle is also overpowered for the job, and introduces concern for damage to unintended targets.
That's because there is no appearence of other fundamentals of Chinese cuisine. There's no pork meat!
I believe that, completely. But keyword silently blocking is an objectively bad approach. Tell the sender it failed if you're so keen to do so. Or tag it with a big POTENTIAL SPAM at the beginning of the message and send it. Or literally any of the dozens of smarter ways of content filtering than (if .xyz in y).
That sounds like your situation but not general advice. Mortgages are required to be paid monthly a sudden loss of income would hit many hard.
It makes it a lot more expensive, shall I say, for the opposing side to rid themselves of such turbulent agitators.

There's memorials to people who were killed during the Civil Rights era; there's not very many names on them, around 33 for the first I heard of, 41 for the SPLC's https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Rights_Memorial and it includes a number that aren't relevant to my point. One reason for this is because a lot of them including Eleanor Roosevelt were armed.
Observation: If you are a multinational company that has the resources to buy entire countries, your cultural origination becomes secondary. Another commenter made a comparison to Canada, but they recently had the snc-lavalin affair that shuffled the cabinet and is still vaguely a topic in their upcoming election.

I'd make the argument that in these countries there are fewer of these incidents and that they become public at a higher rate, and that the public shame is greater than in countries like the US where we know it happens but there will never be any actual public dialog, let alone recourse. Mental exercise: If either of those scandals had happened in the US, what would have been the outcome? For comparison, notice the way that Monsanto managed to export their "trouble" over glyphosate to Bayer, where it escalated into a scandal.
Banning Trump from Twitter...the pendulum will indeed swing the other way. How long do we have.

The clock is ticking on open source, decentralized solutions. Nothing else is relevant.
>I went on to attend the same high school and sometime around 2008 we had a complete school lockdown one Monday because a kid had left a paintball gun in his car from over the weekend... in the parking lot of the other high school across town. pretty sure he was tried for a felony.

This is what you get when everyone at every level feels compelled to "do something".
For space at least I think the question is as broad as "how will an internet company make money."

There are limitless applications in satellite launch and operation, debris tracking, asteroid mining, defense, research contracts, tourism.
IIRC, macOS EULA expressly requires that the OS be run on Apple hardware. If it's run in emulation (which is permitted), the host must run on Apple hardware anyway.

Apple is not a software company, it's an electronic appliance company, like Samsung.

Of course, apple won't go after individuals who violate this provision. But is a cloud vendor or a CI vendor tried to pull that off, Apple would smash them.
>Not approving more than 10 days in 1.5 years given the circumstances is inexcusable

Atlassian should have been more flexible given the circumstances (and maybe they were! The author didn't mention the leave of absence they took, but it's mentioned in their manager's email denying them taking "Vacay Your Way" right after getting back from a leave), but asking for 2 months of PTO all at once is a lot different than taking 9 weeks over 1.5 years. The author did not say they were denied taking any more than 10 days of PTO over that 1.5 years, they were pissed because they felt they were "accruing it" when they were, in fact, not.
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At FAANG the PTOs roll over (but there's a maximum cap, usually 1 full year of saving PTOs) + when you leave the company they convert to cash based off your hourly salary.
You can get that with a regular developer job with the threat of your job being a dead end.
>They are paranoid about everything.

And once you (start paying the Dane-geld) give into that paranoia, that paranoia never goes away (get rid of the Dane); it just gets larger and larger.

The end state for the nations that sacrifice themselves to paranoia is that other nations that have managed to control their paranoid impulses take over the ones that can't, but that takes a while and generally leaves those conquered worse off than before. That said, inactions have consequences.
This is a good change. It doesn’t allow people to hide behind the shield of “good intentions” while refusing to change their behavior. Refusing to change your behavior after learning of its negative impacts on others is negligent best.

“Any sufficiently advanced negligence is indistinguishable from malice.”
Yes, personally I would much rather put my trust in my neighboring citizens than the government. I trust myself and other citizens to stand up for our rights more than I trust the government to protect them. So, I'd rather citizens be armed than the government. IIRC Switzerland has an interesting citizen militia/gun ownership situation as well.
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