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It amuses me to imagine, how grandparent imagines investors cash out of biotech: buying a large pool of gold and swimming in it?

If you make a billion dollars on biotech... it has to go somewhere (banks are for chumps!), so it's going back into either the public market, or venture capital. And if you made a billion on biotech once....
> In all practicality for "openness", any open-source advocate should rather use Intel/AMD than Xilinx/Altera.

That's an ironic comparison to make -- Intel bought Altera in 2015, and AMD is in the process of acquiring Xilinx.

Between the two, though, there's been a lot more work done on open toolchains for Xilinx FPGAs.
Ya, this article would be best suited to drop the 'how'.
For anyone interested, it's very annoying!, You can GET EVERYTHING right, and the mail might still end up in spam (or not even delivered anywhere) with no reason given at ALL. But if you can get it working, it's worth it 10/10.
Well I disagree with that. The skills you learn in your spare time are 100% applicable to the job you are after as long as you make sure you solve “real” problems when learning it. Otherwise logically it would be impossible for anybody to get a first job since they (with no previous job) doesn’t have any skills :) I more than once have gotten a job based on skills I learned outside of work. I just made sure I could clearly demonstrate that I had the skills.
> assuming you don't need the X part

I have never actually had to deal with XML from the backend but if I had to, I guess I would await on `response.text()` from `fetch()` and then with an instance of `DOMParser()` call `parseFromString(xml, "application/xml")` and then query the resulting XML tree with `querySelector` et.al.
So Moderna provides better long-term protection than Pfizer huh?

It'll be interesting to see whether even more effective vaccines come out in a few years.
It's python, any competent dev can pick it up very quickly.

I would additionally advise dropping the front end Javascript stack. Serve rendered HTML and CSS as much as possible.
I’ve not shared my opinion on the existence of free will by the way. I tend to think it does not but I also believe that it is an unknowable question. I also don’t think brain activity studies like those prove that no kind of free will is possible.
These days a lot of the context switch delays come from security mitigation’s due to vulnerable processors.

Flushing TLBs. Flushing caches. Etc etc.
> The mix of zoned/not is a valid use case but almost certainly a specialized one that shouldn’t be the core API.

I'm curious, where is this ever a valid use case? The idea of an unzoned DateTime doesn't make sense to me. I guess if you're building software that lives in orbit or on other planets?
Stupid question, could this come down to the volume of the shot? I understand Moderna is ~3x as much as pfizer volume wise, otherwise I thought the method of action is roughly the same.
Yes, a component.

But it shouldn't be roughly the entire cost that scales that way.
Some servers I'm in has notifications when you join, and then if you ever leave it also has a passive aggressive notification like "OK BYE I guess!!"

Mods in smaller communities frequently greet everyone. If you pop in to check something then leave, you might as well @everyone that they're not good enough for you so you're out.

That said, Threads seem like they could have some functionality in some technical discords.
Yeah. Modern web dev. Or old web dev. Everything old is new.
Also, rimfire is pretty close to a dead end technology. 17hmr is probably the last mainstream rimfire caliber we’ll see in our lifetime.
It's a thing in other European countries too.
Probably!

But, it's a little hard to answer the question based on your description, because you've described your setup in traditional server terms that don't translate directly to how Workers does things. Workers doesn't have tasks running in VMs or containers, it's a serverless distributed systems platform where code runs in response to events across a wide network.

So, in order to tell you how to build your application on Workers, I'd need to know what the application actually does.

Most likely, though, you would replace your rocksdb/sqlite storage with Durable Objects storage. You could locate different Durable Objects in specific regions as desired.
There is a -J option in recent ssh! `ssh -J machine1,machine2 machine3` It saves a lot of hassle with manually building the tunnels. The corresponding config option is ProxyJump.

However, I thought people were using agent when they really needed the "one remote computer logs into another" feature - e.g. for direct file transfer. I have never used SSH agent in my life, though - when I need something like that, I just generate fresh SSH keys on the remote computer.
Hi Jason, are there any plans for process based routing within the WindowsNT driver? For example, if a Windows user wanted to route only Chrome through a Wireguard tunnel but leave all other applications network traffic untouched.
I would be happy with an affordable Power10 workstation.
I want that more than ARM or RISCV.

Raptor starts at around $3800 and goes way up.
Been dreaming about one of those for a long time.

My workstation now costs about $16.000
(And they dont feature the Power10 yet)
If everything goes well, there will be finally be enough top engineers working on making Linux more fully substitute for Windows, than there have been Microsoft employees.

This is a very critical milestone.
"How would one circumvent the need to copy traffic"

Fixing that is the point of, for example, io_uring in Linux. I don't know if Windows has an equivalent. Perhaps not, thus a kernel driver. But there is nothing mysterious about solving that problem.
One of the nice things about being old, is you really don't give a damn what people think of the way you look. That's why we like socks and sandals so much.

Since the young whippersnappers in the tech industry have already written people like me off, just for being over 40, there's not much to be gained by worrying about whether or not they think I'm stylish. I might as well be comfortable.
Just don't buy an extended warranty for an expensive piece of electronics. The SquareTrade warranty I bought with a Dell XPS 15 was absolute trash. Sent it in three times due to a swollen battery. Replacements only held 5 minutes of charge. After the third time getting a fake battery I just gave up.
I agree with banning bad actors, but not this way. Amazon should give some explaining for the customers who goes to the merchant page instead of a 404.
I bought some USB-C extension, I wanted to buy the same again for a new computer, and spend lot of time searching for the same device and there is no trace of the brand, most likely it was banned, but users deserves to know what happened. What taken down by safety reasons? (my device was hot sometimes) or some legal or copyright or fraud? It is very disappointing to not know what happened with a brand you trusted.
What are you buying on Amazon? I have had really good success and I don’t feel like I have to wade through too much crap. I just want to understand how other people’s experience is so different from mine and part of it has to be the type of things we purchase.
BASIC 4GL
> Too bad we have shitty, huge companies that don't care about doing the right thing :(

The situation is not really different from dumping waste in the nearest stream. It’s naive to think that companies wont just act in their own best interest unless they are forced to clean up their act.
Although Dart's creators have pedigree it's identity is somewhat confused. It started out as an alternative to Javascript for the Chrome browser then Google abandoned that goal and adapted it to be more JS-compatible. That may be why Dart is single-threaded. Why on earth would any language creator settle for single-threaded when we live in a multi-core world. That's what I find so disappointing about Dart. That and it's desire to be just some kind of average of other mainstream languages.
hsv encephalitis incidence is like 2 per million which is absolutely incomparable to hiv infection which has rates as much as 1 in 5 in some high risk populations and 4930 per million globally. the net impact of a new effective hiv treatment is indisputably more significant.
Someone once described Amazon as an online Dollar General where every product has 1000s 5 star reviews and I think about that every time I go to Amazon.
Show HN: A workflowy-inspired react component library
Not stupid at all. Yes this is the main theory as to why moderna wanes less than pfizer.

https://www.businessinsider.com/pfizer-lower-dose-moderna-co...
Other theory is Moderna has 4 weeks between doses vs 3 for Pfizer.
> You can even download the header, open the zip file, choose which files to extract, and only download those.

That bit isn't true, unfortunately; the file list is stored at the end of the file. You either have to (sequentially, file-by-file) scan the zip to find the file you want, or look at the end. Even more unfortunately, there are several variable-length fields between the interesting stuff like the file list and the end of the archive, and the length of those fields is stored before the field itself, so you can't simply use a Range request to retrieve the last <x> bytes from the end, either. (And even more more unfortunately, the very last thing in the file is a "comment" field, which could conceivably contain the magic number that you have to look for in order to read the trailer/footer record.)

The Zip format is truly awful.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZIP_(file_format)#Central_dire...

https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/7e465a6b8273dc0b6cb48...
Which is why their heavy investments in making high quality films out of the first film for each character is the real key.

Click into each director of the phase 1 films. They were all multi-decade successes, with their biggest films fitting well with what they’re after.

Rudy, Swingers -> Iron Man

Transporter movies -> Hulk

OG Jumanji, October Sky -> Cpt America

They made big bets up front and it’s paid dividends, and then some.
mRNA cancer therapy enters human trials after success in mice
I've got another: I don't get a real IPv4 adress from my provider it's all carrier nat on IPv4. On IPv6 I get a direct connection though. The carrier nat is often slow and and I cant forward IPv4 ports. Using mullvad via IPv6 and IPv6 NAT on my router I can route around the carrier and get much better IPv4 Bandwidth and Peering at the cost of a a worse latency (though it goes from 7 to 25ms for the average game) so it's hardly an Issue. That and I can pirate as much as I want with it in germany.
Why would someone use this instead of, say, TLA+ or Alloy?

TLA+ is already an "extremely lightweight specification language", with a super-useful model checker, and a ton of tooling around it (e.g. VSCode plugin), books, talks, hundreds of battle-tested examples online, etc.
I agree with OP, pick the hyped framework if you want to learn or get a job. If you want to build then use tools you are comfortable with. Django is not going away, I would say it would still be around in 10 years but latest hype framework is less likely to be around in 10 years.

Even Nicolas Taleb talked about it in more general terms. Bible is more likely to be around in 2000 years than latest bestseller.
Well then, Florence or Firenze?
.NET MAUI Delayed Until Q2 of 2022
>Their business model incentivize them to have top notch quality.

I worked at a competitor to Costco; I would argue this isn't quite accurate, and that this statement applies to Amazon about as much. The key distinction between Amazon and Costco is Costco sells a small (1-10 thousand) number of SKUs while Amazon wants to have as many as possible (100s of millions). Costco can vet every product, and can quickly discontinue products that have a lot of returns or complaints. Amazon scales in the opposite direction and concentrates on building tools for sellers to sell whatever will sell.

But here's the rub: by limiting the number of SKUs Costco has to appeal to the masses. You won't get the best TV, or air purifier, or cheese, or pants, etc at Costco. You will get something that has been vetted to be good enough for most people and provides a good price point. When you buy their white labeled products (Kirkland et al) you will sometimes actually get substandard products as they shift suppliers without telling their customers, but that's another topic.

If you really want the highest quality you have to either have to seek out brands that optimize for this or dig into the supply chain and understand where your products are actually coming from. For something like an air purifier I would choose Amazon over Costco any day because it allows me to choose the brand and model I want.
The business of making native apps for mobile devices is dying (2008)
Speaking of the 'how' (given the article is just a brief rundown of the box office numbers), Marvel made enough good movies in phase one (with Iron Man 1 & 2, Captain America, The Avengers) for people to be intrigued about the idea of multiple characters coming together to fight a common enemy. Once you have people invested, getting them to watch the next movie or the next TV show is easier with the promise of familiar faces showing up to connect events together.
I don't know if this is the case, but it seems to match:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/06/10/oakland-eri...

https://www.ktvu.com/news/attorney-for-brianna-colombo-confi...
Short answer is willingness to take risks and good taste.

For risks:

1) Casting unknown or washed up actors in leading roles

2) Switching up the genre with every movie. Iron Man was a classic super hero movie, Thor was fish out of water, Captain America was a spy movie, Ant Man was a heist movie, Guardians a space comedy, etc.

3) Forcing people to watch past movies to understand new ones. Accepted wisdom before Marvel was no one would do that so you have to dumb it down.
You may want to look at appsmith - they are FOSS
- will enable building frontend apps

Incase you happen to explore low code SaaS platforms then check out DronaHQ
- front end app dev platform
- built in DB
- automation
- BPM

Disclaimer- I am a part of DronaHQ
Amazon does all software development in-house. However the founder was a programmer so perhaps that is an exception to the rule.
I cannot help but feel overwhelmed by the craptacular pixels being thrown at me. I closed the site immediately and likely will not return.
Don't conflate ratings and quality. The Fire HD 8 having a 4.6/5 and the iPad Mini having a 4.8/5 doesn't mean they are about the same quality of device it means they met the expectations of the buyer about equally.

Many get the Fire tablets because they wanted a cheap way to access Kindle on a color screen. Even more love it because there are dirt cheap options to hand their kids. At 1/6 the price of a base iPad Mini it can even arrive DoA and be rated well since Amazon will just RAM without asking questions. People aren't always looking for solid metal frames with high quality software, many are happy to find the cheap piece of plastic that lets them watch a movie in the car and will give good ratings to the product that let them do that for the price of eating out for a night.
This whole thing of what's you and what's not you, we may be discovering the real mccoy at some point. Whether if we are really actually a new person every morning, just reloaded with the old guy's stuff, or not. And surgeries and walking up from them, maybe as a new person as well.

I'm not sure it will be of any importance, just like we * have * human rights and yet there's still millions of humans living out there without human rights.
Even then you're going to be hitting up DNS to turn "www.gmail.com" into an IP address.
A path to scape a Git Mess
Thats not really a solution. If you're getting hit with a 40Gbps attack and are running a website and you can simply use Cloudflare, that's a perfectly valid solution. Sure it means that some folks can't crawl your sites and a small number of people might get hit with captchas, but it's better than having no site.

I think people who make this argument tend to forget that Cloudflare is an infrastructure provider that the website owner employs. It's not really MITM if the site owner explicitly asked them to terminate TLS so that CF can provide load balancing, tunneling, and a number of other services. It's the exact same as using an AWS ELB. Yeah it terminates TLS, but you can't really say its doing MITM since the site owner specifically configured it for that purpose.
Step one: purchase the studios that own the rights to all other potentially competitive intellectual properties...
there are not tinted models, with only blue light filter, or with prescription glasses.
https://www.ray-ban.com/usa/electronics/RW4003%20UNISEX%20ra...
The word "overthrow" is not used anywhere in that thread.

"Collision" is used 26 times, mainly referring to name collisions between different root zone domains or to the ICANN NCAP project (Name Collision Analysis Project).

"Collision Course" is used only once, by a contributor who was not part of the original Handshake team but joined and became a major contributor later.

Hardly representative of the entire community, and definitely not of the founding team.
> Even if you had a central authority cutting off access from ip addresses, do you cut off whole university campuses because someone's "smart" coffee machine is participating in a ddos or entire businesses because there is a computer in a closet somewhere that is infected?

I think the solution is probably similar to the sorts of laws that we have for dealing with pollution and similar bad behaviour. Start with warnings and education, escalate to fines and other penalties, and only escalate to outright bans in the worst and most recalcitrant cases.
Want to save the earth then don’t buy that shiny new iPhone
It was also a perfect storm of nostalgia, a gap in the market of "epic cinema" (LoTR / Harry Potter were ending), and a huge library of IP to run with.
What other options allow them to embed a tiny almost invisible device in a piece of clothing or a toy and learn its location from anywhere in the world?

GPS trackers are larger, require a fair amount of power (big battery), don't work well indoors, and require cellular service.
Saw the boring tech talk while look thru HN's search and it was great. Will read the "Release it!" book as soon as I can. I never really thought much about the idea of a my own 24/7 service but sounds like a great exercise. Going to see what projects I can do and spin up something in that light. I agree that context is important, like the organization running web services, reminds me when I worked on campus as a student web developer and was surprised that school's websites use Drupal instead of something Node based and that they were using Joyent Containers instead of Docker like most new projects do.

Thank you again for all the advice!
This is interesting. In canada we had a longer waiting time between the shots because of lack of supply. People who got it earliest (older, etc) generally had a 12 week waiting time I think though it may have been shortened as we got more supply. I got my first (pfizer) as soon as I was eligible, and could get my second 8 weeks later. I think people that got their first shot later could wait a much shorter time, i.e. the recommended 3/4 weeks. It would be interesting to see if its possible to disentangle the effects of the way they were rolled out in different countries to see how much of a difference timing makes.
I'm not sure, to be quite honest. I know I've worked with a few systems in the last ~3.5 years that were missing completions that are present in Ubuntu 18.04, but I can't find any of them now.

(It looks like the person I replied to had an issue with his own profile files rather than a distro issue.)
there are hundreds of hidden cameras on glasses, Teddy bears, hats, pens, and so on, just to to Alibaba and other Chinese vendors.
As a MtG nerd, this day is here and I mourn it.
Not working is only part of this, many of the people are still working, just not in traditional jobs. Investing and selling drugs both need some amount of effort.

I have seen some other statistics about the hourly earnings of drug dealers, etc and the numbers were quite low for low ranking dealers.
In Linux, the system call number is used as an index into an array of function pointers. Making it a GUID won't really help with table lookup performance -- O(1) random access lookup versus O(log n) binary search.
This question is being asked from a place of ignorance, why aren’t there inactivated virus vaccines for covid yet? Wouldn’t they be more effective?

(Edit: in the US. It seems like only mRNA is available)
BTW what do you do on a workstation this large? Mechanical / electronic CAD and modeling? Video / animation? Computer chemistry?
Does IdeaOnce has a public roadmap?
Yes, we have [IdeaOnce Roadmap (https://trello.com/b/C49AfOvO/ideaonce-roadmap](https://trello.com/b/C49AfOvO/ideaonce-roadmap))

You'll find our top priorities on this trello board, the things we're working on right now, and ideas from the community.

We really value the feedback of our users and we encourage you to vote for the things you care about and send your ideas at [hello@ideaonce.com](mailto:hello@ideaonce.com).
I've only worn Doc Martens since the early 90's. For a long time, even after they moved manufacturing to China, they were fine. About 5-7 years ago, though, I noticed the quality took an absolute nosedive.

Since then, I found out about Solovair, which manufactured shoes under the DM name in the UK for decades. I bought a pair about 8 months ago. What an incredible difference in quality. This pair still look great, and unlike Docs, I didn't immediately need to put insoles in them. I definitely will not buy Doc Martens again.
Spamhus bad ISPs. Give them low QoS until they fix their problem.

If all major exchanges and service providers agree to punish IP blocks, ISPs will have no choice but to better police their networks.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is like a TV show.

Each episode may not be that great, but the series as a whole can be greater than the sum of its parts.

And like any serialized TV series, you can't really skip episodes without missing key parts of the story, so once you commit to the show you're on the bandwagon.

And given the success of the MCU, it's carved itself a powerful place in popular culture that won't disappear for a long time.

Also, even the Marvel TV shows can be surprisingly high quality (I absolutely loved Loki and Wandavision, but hated Falcon and the Winter Soldier)
> Better to just accept that it's coming and figure out how best to deal with it. I don't believe laws telling people they can't have it or use it will work.

Two things:

1. I will never accept this. Hell no. And under no circumstances will I give in to let them do their thing just because it's easier.

2. Laws telling people they can't use/have it will work. That's why we have laws, to coordinate certain behaviours when people refuse to act respectfully. Mask mandates and GDPR have been some very recent examples that had a drastic impact on how things are done, providing these laws are actually enforced. If they aren't enforced, that's a problem with your enforcement and not the laws.

And yes, to echo the sentiments of others in this thread: if everyday life becomes saturated with these invasive devices, I will be the one person asking them to switch them off during s conversation. Or run to the hills.