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Ex 2nd camera assist here. Handing off a camera mid-shot just asking for failure. Almost any cost to avoid that is going to be worthwhile. There are some maneuvers that can work, like one person to some mounts. 2 people to a mount is usually even better actually. I am being pretty abstract here because these situations are very rare, unique, and I only ever saw them on indie sets because it’s just too expensive to even try this sort of thing otherwise. But the main point here is that a human + camera is an incredible combination and you want to take every measure possible to never come between them.

As for how they executed this shot, there are a lot of possibilities, but I doubt there was a hand off, probably from a person to a cable if so, but in that case they had a poor plan with very good luck.

Never come between a man and his camera!
> So this whole article is complaining that 2% of currency is not circulating.

And 40% of US dollars in existence were printed in the last 12 months: https://techstartups.com/2021/05/22/40-us-dollars-existence-...
An issue with questions is that they are not always purely for fact finding. Your answer to a question might also be taken as an indication of approval, or that you will take responsibility for something. People aren't being devious, but just human, and under pressure to get things done.

The answers to many questions are only valid within constraints. And some answers come in the form of estimates and uncertainties rather than a simple yes/no.

If it's something that's going to affect users or safety, I'd like to know that you're not just going to implement my answer without further testing.

So it's perfectly reasonable to answer a question with a few questions:

* What are you trying to do?

* Who needs to know this, and what are they trying to do?
No, C stands for Capitalism.
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And what could you be using it for where a rare bit of unavailability would be unacceptable?
Also a bit glossing over the details if we consider how close Dutch and English are compared with say Slavic languages and English or Latin languages and English.

I remember reading a while back that Old English and Old Frisian would have been mutually understandable. Although in fairness I doubt most Dutch today would follow a conversation in Frisian.
Big discussion a couple of days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28930151
That’s a significantly different statement than the one you started with.
Thankfully there are vendors that still bother to sell Basic, Pascal compilers for tiny microcontrollers.

But yeah doing so is being a special snowflake, still they are in business to this day.
What's the value of coins? Paper and plastic notes seems more convenient in most cases.

Metal coins seem like a case of holding onto tradition despite losing the original reason for the tradition.
I'd really love to see a comparison of the demographics of the cities with increased ridership compared to those where ridership has fallen off.
Orher personal search engines: locate and grep.
If you've kept the public safe for months before the existence of non-sterilizing vaccines, were infected and recovered from Covid while protecting said public, have long-lasting nasal immunity that exceeds the protection (note: not immunity) of intramuscular vaccines and blood/serum antibodies, perhaps you understand the meaning of "Put on your oxygen mask before trying to help others".

From the CDC website, updated on October 15, https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vac...

> Based on evolving evidence, CDC recommends fully vaccinated people get tested 5-7 days after close contact with a person with suspected or confirmed COVID

i.e. vaccination does not prevent infection or transmission. Those (including cops) who have recovered from Covid are statistically immune from infection and thus transmission. This is borne out by UK surveillance data of 5 million people who previously tested positive for Covid.
Why motorize the front wheels? Wouldn't a larger moter in the back, similar to the one I have, be easier. Motorizing 1 wheels seems much more simple than 2 to me. Couldn't you get into a situation where one wheel is slipping or sticking compared to the other requiring different logic for current being applied to each?
Are the share holders ever individuals?
And what are X-Men the movies about? Transphobia no doubt
Not sure about OP, but Spitznagel's fund returned 4,144% in Q1 2020. It averaged 105.2% annually from 2009 to 2019.

https://news.yahoo.com/mark-spitznagel-univesa-cio-on-risk-m...

https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1nhg4w9k5hjp0...
How many cars would this power: about 100k-200k cars.

10,000 megawatt hours. A single car today has ~50-100 kwh. An S 85D from 5 years ago used 85kwh, a 3 uses less than that today.

How many cars is this? 10,000 mwh / 0.1 mwh = 100k cars worth of batteries. Tesla is already at 1 million cars per year run rate, at least 1/3 are from China, so 300k are using LiFePO4 (I think all their Chinese-produced cars use lifepo4). That is a lot of batteries but not that many cars on top of what they already build.
When you call printf you will actually issue a system call to write to stdout. Does stdlib directly issue system calls or does it use some inline assembly?
I believe fancy typography has no place on a license plate.

Germany designed the FE-Schrift especially for license plates which is hard to forge/easily (machine-) readable.

Previous discussion:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10444760
Denmark has very high vaccination rates and we've removed all masking and other restrictions. We still had an outcry from a group called the "Men in Black" that it was a government conspiracy to 5G mind control the populace.

Meanwhile looking at Los Angeles, where restrictions continue everywhere and people are shamed into wearing masks even where they're not required (outside walking in the streets) by the new far left. My wife recently returned home to LA to visit her sister and was shocked by how deeply shame culture has set root.
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Last vending machine I used had cans for 75¢ and bottles for $1.25.
Sure thing, gubment-regulated banking requires very formal bookkeeping. But in the imaginary fee-free crypto system how would you motivate participants to maintain verifiable records of your transactions (for purpose of proving you really paid for some e-commerce deal which in non-immediate)?
Roku was profitable while selling 50$ devices with no ads.
There's already Mono.
1) it’s fun to TALK or THINK about some crazy synthetic situation like a walking dead scenario, but not many folks are really thinking about it literally.

2) it’s a lot less fun to talk or think (and may be dangerous to even try) about more realistic issues - like if you’re on the wrong side of the situation in Bosnia or Rawanda.

3) it’s the same kind of general process though, and some of the same tools can be useful to defend, escape, or repel.

And gold and diamonds got a LOT of people out of harms way that otherwise would be dead - at least from the 2 folks I knew that got out of Vietnam with their families when the south fell (and are probably alive today) only because they were able to bribe their way onto the boats using gold.
As the type of person that has license plates from various places hung up on my wall, I think this is a very cool endeavor, and I’m very excited to see where you go with this. Some of these are huge improvements over the existing plate designs. That being said, at least for the states I’ve lived in:

1. The proposed design for Michigan is much busier than the current default plate, and more importantly is focused on the “wrong” (IMO) thing. The auto industry isn’t as timeless and representative of the state as a license plate should be. Specifically, in the current era in particular, the historical dependence on the industry feels like more of a sore spot to many people, and the existing plate’s focus on nature provides a welcome change from that. Furthermore, the auto industry further excludes the the half of the state that’s outside the metro-Detroit region from the state consciousness, as the auto industry isn’t generally very prominent there.

2. As someone else noted, I’m not sure how the existing numbering scheme would fit on California’s plates. I like the clean and cool design, however, and think this poses a nice change that can definitely inspire a better alternative to the mundane field of white we currently have.
For long, unbroken, takes I would additionally recommend Bi Gan's 2018 film Long Day's Journey into Night whose second part features an hour long take over various open terrain and enclosures. I would recommend it in any case, as it's a beautiful film by a highly creative young director who was inspired by Tarkovsky to become a filmmaker.
It is not that the admin tools do not correctly keep track of old media, it is that the judgement over what to keep is left to the admin since it is not so simple to programmatically decide whether a resource being currently unavailable through the network means it's gone forever, and whether it's gone intentionally or unintentionally. A server that went down might come back after a month of downtime, all sorts of things happen. If you don't care about such minutea you may simply setup a cronjob to run the `tootctl media remove` utility every week and then your primary concern for unbounded storage growth are files uploaded by your own users, which is something you have to deal with regardless of whether you choose Mastodon or Pleroma.

Pleroma may save storage by not downloading federated media locally, but hotlinking to 3rd party servers leaves your users vulnerable to tracking by malicious operators, leeches off the bandwidth of remote servers, and, far more practically, does not guarantee that the media that needs to be displayed is in a file format that is playable on the users' devices. For example, as Pleroma makes no effort to convert user-uploaded files to browser-compatible formats, if Mastodon didn't go through the trouble of converting formats, Mastodon users on iOS would not be able to see many "GIFs" and videos uploaded by Pleroma users in the popular WebM format that is not available on iOS (yet).

You may prefer one or the other but there are definitely reasons for why Mastodon does it that way.
Yeah, this is about what I’m thinking. Normal salaries but options for massive payouts if things do well
That sounds like an artificial and planned way to make friends.

True friendships just happen.
We have a habit of doing that:

https://www.cnn.com/2016/08/03/politics/us-sends-plane-iran-...
That’s a really good idea.
I obviously can't speak to your experiences, but this conversation is one you see quite often around any popular luxury product.

Teslas are popular, so for many it's the first expensive car they've splurged to get. This also means they don't know what that amount of money could've gotten them from another manufacturer. Whether another manufacturer would win over a given customer considering a Tesla is up to the personal taste of the customer, but most people splurge for the Tesla, and not any car at a given price point, looking at the pros and cons, then choosing the Tesla as the best option.

It's also one you'll see with Apple laptops. You'll see someone swear that a MacBook is the best computer they've ever owned. However, the MacBook is $2500 and their last many computers were $600 from Walmart. Of course the MacBook is better, the question is if it's better than everything comparable. I personally think the new MBPs with M1 Pro/Max chips will be, but was a MBA pre-M1 better than the comparable XPS? I'm less inclined to agree.
There is the interesting history of Mansa Musa whose lavish spending of gold caused a recession. So it's not like gold is an absolutely safe asset either. It's possible we will find much more gold in Earth's mantle or on some asteroids. Then what?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansa_Musa#Islam_and_pilgrimag...
Could this be linked to truthsocial.com ? https://builtwith.com/detailed/truthsocial.com
I gather it's better now, but flying in to LA in the 90s was similar. It felt like visiting God's ashtray.
Many different organizational cultures within the massive mothership org. Yet still remarkable that this famously top-down controlling and highly organized company doesn’t address some of these blatant and persistent shortcomings.
Except that police union contracts tend to be somewhat more constraining than the ATC contract, and municipalities don't have the power of the federal executive branch to back them up for capriciously terminating employees.
Someone who knows the Sunday traffic on Highway 2, I assume.
No, it's the injuries you can't afford. Property damage doesn't add up to much (for some definitions of "much").
It appears they have successfully "outrun the supply chain crunch" on the high volume Models 3/Y but not so much on the much lower volume Models S/X. My guess is the OP's order is for the latter.
Brisbane, sadly (for this purpose), but if you're ever up here...
Please do, and name the threads “Meet HN: December 2021” etc
Personal anecdote: This was the first film I ever projected in 35mm. Our university theater obtained a print from the national film archive of Venezuela; it was a copy of the 1995 restoration. Incredibly striking, lush visuals, and partially responsible for my continued personal and professional interest in screening archival film. Six years later, I still remember the joy of projecting this exact sequence. I'm glad the film survives.
You can't imagine any cases where someone relies on timely email delivery and availability?

I am giving a presentation in a few mins and Bob was supposed to email me the updated price sheet?

I am running a facilities desk and my team gets assignments via email from the ticketing system?

I forgot the name of my hotel in Prague, but it's OK I'll show my taxi driver the email confirmation.

Like I said, you literally can't imagine a case where someone relies on their email to either be notified of something urgent, look up something urgent, or simply as part of their "what do I do next" workflow?

I think all the examples above have workarounds (ie, dependency on email is avoidable) but that's a different question.
Are you testing Rainforest UI with Rainforest? If not when do you think it will be possible to do (for majority of your views let's say)?
Does anybody know if it's possible to watch the entire movie anywhere? It looks like Milestone Films did a 4k restoration in 2019 but the link to watch it doesn't seem to work any more and their web page indicates that physical copies are "not currently available for home use".
That may be one reason, but it has been widely reported that the military has long been working to decrease hesitation to kill another human using more lifelike targets, video games, etc

"The Pentagon improved firing rates. Research suggests that 55 percent of U.S. soldiers fired on the enemy in the Korean War. By Vietnam that rate had climbed to more than 90 percent. Police studies document similar changes in recent decades.

One of the key changes was to get rid of the old firing ranges, where shooters took target practice in an open field aiming at a bull's-eye. This failed miserably at preparing shooters for real-world confrontations."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sfgate.com/science/amp/THE-...
> it's impossible to beat the market consistently (it's not)

Is there any proof of that? Some traders of course will get very rich, just like some lottery-players.
I would really enjoy this
Tesla buyers offered a choice between LFP or NCA battery packs
Epic lost their lawsuit completely against Apple.
How do you work for the couple of days? If you don't mind me asking.
The Pentagon disagrees and has spent tens of millions on video games as well as other methods to desensitize soldiers to violence.

https://www.sfgate.com/science/amp/THE-SCIENCE-OF-CREATING-K...
The thing I have trouble figuring out - is Soy Cuba under copyright?
Does Fastmail actually have multiple providers?

One of their mail exchangers, web site, SMTP, POP, and IMAP servers are all on the same /24, that belongs to NYI (AS11403) and according to the BGP table is not multihomed.

Historical DNS records from last two years also show they weren't changed.

I guess, "primary" is still a technically correct qualifier for the "sole" provider.
Debloat Windows 11
Dame was late for me, my bad. I'll check this Peter Russell fellow always looking for new talks.
TN is one of the few plates I like. The green, the font...perfect for what it is.

The new one looks like some government plate.
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Tesla offers a glimpse of a future without Elon Musk
Look up renaissance technologies. More quant than typical investing, but it proves that beating the market is possible
Understand your customers and what they need their website to do for them.
> In many places that is not a question, but just a rhetoric question that means 'doing it by hand is wrong'

I hate it when people psychanalyse my question to find hidden meanings instead of giving a straight yes/no/dunno answer. Like "What let you to ask this question? I assume you actually want to ask B." Then they give you a long speech on completely irrelevant or obvious facts.
Nothing is strange here. Interest rates are dull and Sleepy Joe is about to spy on everything over $599, so money are much safe in the wall safe. That is, not every American can afford offshore banking services.
> he talks about influential music coming from the internet and people in their desktop studios, not from guys with guitars trying to make it big

That's a great clip. You might enjoy some of what people have been doing with their desktop studios and guitars in the last few years. Two that immediately come to mind are Tim Henson [1] (already pretty well-known in the guitar world as part of Polyphia) and Manuel Gardner-Fernandes [2].

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkHD4OVjS4E

2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLCtH0KAY8Q
Cash transactions have different ‘controls’ rather than being simple, like:
Do I feel safe being near you? Do I feel safe letting you know I have money at all? Will you retain product after payment?
Unfortunately, I need SQL Project support before I can ever consider switching to Rider. I could almost move to VSCode for everything but MS refuses to implement nested files. Currently I do prefer writing C# in VS though.
It was extensively cited, and written by a professional researcher using their real name who has no particular axe to grind - what more could you possibly ask for?
Really love some of these. FL is probably my favorite. And NY is much more pleasant than they use today.

But some are way too simplistic IMO. GA, TN, KY all seem somehow less pleasant, but as a nondesigner, I can't put my finger on why.
Researchers successfully build four-legged swarm robots
Great YouTube video on them!
https://youtu.be/p2q02Bxtqds
Exosuit Designed in Woodruff School Helps with Awkward Lifts
Isn't Facebook going to rename itself to meta or something very similar?
Here's some more lists I've bookmarked:

* https://blog.codinghorror.com/recommended-reading-for-develo...

* https://danluu.com/programming-books/

* https://github.com/steshaw/plt
I went from a 3 person startup doing low 6 figures in annual revenue to a startup in the same space that had just closed its series A.

I interviewed with FAANG’s and startups in nyc and the Bay Area. I felt like my experience was valued by most companies I interviewed with, to my surprise, and many others had similar stories to mine.

It felt like the right the step, like going to a version of my company that’d turned out (a lot) better. It’s been a great experience- went from senior dev to manager, and love doing both. Management allows me to wear a bunch of hats in a similar way I did as a founder, but with a safety net and much more support.

My experience as a founder was extremely valuable. It made me a much better engineer and a much better leader than I could’ve been if I hadn’t done my startup. Overall, my career trajectory is better than it would’ve been otherwise, barring some stroke of luck in the corporate world. I have no regrets.

It wasn’t all roses, though. For the first 18 months or so after we shut our startup down (and through my subsequent return to full time employment), I was hurting pretty bad, constantly thinking of what I could’ve done differently and still had many, many sleepless nights. It took those 18 months to really get it out of my system and move on.

I still itch for the next one.
Thanks! will look into it.
It's a very strange benchmark.

1) Clickhouse allows to trivially setup a batch buffer on server side. It will always be faster on insert with low disk usage.

2) Suspicious axis on query benchmark. It seems it represents diff in query latencies. So if one executes query in 1.00 and another in 1.34 on graph it will be whopping 34.
> so if a cop pulls you over you can prove it is documented/part of a ‘legal’ source

Which the cop will promptly ignore and take the money anyway.
Yep, Google has the edge and frontend resources to absorb very large attacks, and DoSSec-SRE prowling around and adjusting the defenses around the clock. One of the reasons that cloud computing feels like feudalism is if you don't have the protection of an Amazon or a Google, you're pretty much screwed. Are your systems able to survive a billion packet-per-second botnet attack?

https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/identity-security/ide...
Just a modern rif on the same statement made above.
max(unsigned int) being odd is also required by the C standard; C17 6.2.6.2/1:

"For unsigned integer types other than unsigned char, the bits of the object representation shall be divided into two groups: value bits and padding bits (there need not be any of the latter). If there are N value bits, each bit shall represent a different power of 2 between 1 and 2*(N-1), so that objects of that type shall be capable of representing values from 0 to 2*(N-1) using a pure binary representation; this shall be known as the value representation."