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> There's no sure way to verify that a user is over 18

This is like a bar complaining that they shouldn’t have to check ids because counterfeits exist. You can’t serve your customers At Scale if you have to comply with those pesky laws, so maybe don’t do it at scale.
100% factual.
AFAIK, the main issue is transport, not manufacturing capability. The reason the latter is so tightly controlled is because it's not difficult once the process is known. And African countries are experienced in the former.
I’m developing my own tools in my own language going forward. Between the two languages I use professionally (Swift & C#), there’s enough bloat and secret sauce going in the apparently open source sausage I’m still getting indigestion.
Well done. The song is just stupid political publicity Qmamon style without one single smart line. Nothing valuable is lost
All places I have done real estate development require permits for putting containers on your land, and it is not a quick process to get one. At the least, you usually have to justify why you need the container space and for how long.

And I cannot imagine a local zoning board wanting to go out on a limb to do something novel like approving containers just because a port is backed up.
At least then he didn't ask you where you got them.
I read that wrong. Thanks!
I'm using VS almost everyday, sometimes even 2 or 3 instances at the time and it does not reflect my experience, but the difference is

>even opening a 100 line .c

that I'm using it for C#.
Also, garage sales for tripods.

I got a collection of ~30 tripods at a garage sale for $10 for the lot.

Some really really cool tripods - but I dont really do photography I put my houseplants on them/

https://imgur.com/gallery/l4cwHyp
You're inventing things out of whole cloth. I simply misread.
Rahim Filmi Nedir Ve NASıl Yapılır?
Rahim Filmi Nedir ve Nasıl Yapılır? Histerosalpingografi, hamile kalmak isteyen kadınların doğurganlığını belirlemek için yapılan bir testtir. Bu rahim filmi az bilinir, bu nedenle yardımcı üreme tedavisine başlarken hastalarda şüpheler ve endişeler yaratır.
I believe banishment was a much more common punishment in feudal kingdoms than execution.
Agreed, in terms of airplanes. For airplanes, one of the most important considerations is the amount of energy per mass of fuel. Batteries are not practical, in this sense, as they weigh too much. It is simply not possible for batteries to fuel a large plane over long distances.
Humor is subjective
Tranquility base to settle the dummies conspiracy theories once and for all ?
:)
Youtube could pivot to nothing but cat videos tomorrow and they would be perfectly in the right to do so.
Yes, vaccines prevent you from ending up in the ICU, but they aren't preventing the spread.

Did you think the vaccines would prevent you from contracting covid?

Wear your masks people.
Which huge Twitter thread?
Epic Games seems like one of the good guys for the most part at least.
This is a long read and I fully intend to digest it, but I must say that my favorite thing about the PKD books that I have read[0][1] is usually that part when the universe literally and/or figuratively falls apart. In other words, his science fiction novels tend to present a plot that involves radical changes to our understanding of how the world works. Upon skimming this submission, there are also twists in the stories he tells here which subvert our understanding of conventional things.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubik

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valis_(novel)
We’ve also had similar “cycle buses” for school children in Irish cities for the past few years: https://www.rte.ie/news/2020/0901/1162590-school-cycle-bus-l...
Seconded! A rough ETA would be appreciated since my MBP2013 is on it's last legs and I'm holding out for the Framework because I love the philosophy behind it.
Let me introduce a temporary workaround to you https://www.youtubeNSFW.com/watch?v=_2khAmMTAjI
The libertarian stance would be to repeal CDA 230. I don't know any libertarians that prefer statutory law to common law.

"Libertarians share a skepticism of authority and state power, but some libertarians diverge on the scope of their opposition to existing economic and political systems."
The bikers are a minority because the roads are dominated by cards. If you want to change that, you have to start somewhere.

Is it possible? Yes. Please come to the Netherlands and see for yourself.

Or watch the video's on this channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/NotJustBikes
> Why don't you have enough trucks?

Trucks are plentiful. Trailer empty chassis are not. Your assumption that truck labor is in short supply is a derivative of your misunderstanding of the difference between the trucks and the chassis.

The truck is the thing with the Diesel engine, the cab, and the truck driver. It can detach the trailer and pick up a new trailer.

The thread clearly identifies the “empty chassis” (the trailer with wheels that is capable of mounting a standard container on top) as one of the scarce items.
If you're using systemd and NetworkManager, this is already what happens. Services that depend on network are delayed until a connection is made, that generally only happens after login.

If you're using something else than yes, the start of network services are made during boot. But it can be argued that if you're not using NetworkManager, you are a server and wouldn't benefit from delayed connection.
So, how to do it right? What are THE right steps to crosscheck stuff available from local vendor (to make eventual warranty claims easier) with linux compatibility?

I am actually using linux desktop 20 years and still it feels like groping in the dark every time i buy some peripheral.

Plus I can confirm the regressions mentioned in the article caused by relentless churn in the kernel are very real. Oh and userspace churn too. I have whole system from gcc4.9/Qt4 era saved to chroot into whenever I need some "old" software. For lay user such hoops are impossible.
Has anything ever actually replaced VS?

I've only ever used VS for hobby/side projects, and even 10 years ago it was leaps and bounds better than what I have to use for my professional day to day work now (code completion, debugger are the two things that I miss basically every day).

The tools that I use now have these features, but they're such a joke in comparison. The code completion has no notion of "code", it's just looking for similar words.
Well, exactly. That could be the very reason. What better way to keep an eye on where your enemy is at than by collaborating on research?

(Politics, it strikes me, is always a bit more indirect.)
It's a lot easier for something like Windows Defender to untangle something confined to user space than something that can prevent the OS from protecting its files by taking over the boot process.
If the Presidency were an oligarchy, neither Bill Clinton nor Barack Obama could have become President. And Trump could have never won, since most of the power groups were overwhelmingly against him winning, and he won solely due to his populist voter base - democracy in action in fact. Trump also raised drastically less money than Hillary Clinton did; if there's an oligarchy trying to pick presidents it was against him, not for him. His win partially invalidates the Princeton premise.

Neither Bill Clinton or Obama came from or had money. Neither had fathers in their lives or immediate great families of consequence. Neither had long-tenured national political experience. Oh yeah, and Obama is half black. The oligarchy chose Obama over Hillary Clinton? They had no choice is what actually happened.

Just because the study came from Princeton, that doesn't mean it's not idiotic.
TSMC: Fire Near 5nm Site, Rumored Price Hike, & $4.5B Debt for U.S. Fab
And that would be perfectly fine, but only if Youtube's CEO stops giving speeches about free speech being a core value

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28683575
Also similar:

https://www.semantic-danielou.com/semantic-danielou-53/hex-h...

https://llllllll.co/t/hybrid-hexagonal-keyboard-for-midi-typ...

http://www.yeco.io/introhexblog.html

https://www.lumatone.io/

https://hackaday.com/2019/07/13/isomorphic-keyboards-with-cv...

https://reverb.com/au/item/18946829-c-thru-music-axis-49-iso...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isomorphic_keyboard

https://web.archive.org/web/20120219085411/http://www.thesha...

https://www.dynamictonality.com/hex.htm

I saw some music software once also a few years ago that mentioned this type of input device. Don’t remember if the software in question was a VST or a DAW or what it was so can’t find it at the moment. The software that mentioned it may have been open source but I don’t remember.
Sure... keeping all the rap that promotes murder, gang membership, robbery, crack and heroin dealing literally numbering into the hundreds of thousands of tracks on Youtube, and millions of other videos promoting the same and worse are totally fine to stay up there and this censoring totally has nothing at all to do with politics, right? I'm not for censoring any of the available music on Youtube but you cannot try and sit here and tell anyone that removing a track like this one, has anything to do with "reducing harm."
This is silencing political free speech and I'd bet a ton of money the United States government has a line of communication with, and has told Google to remove content like this. "HackerNews" should consider changing the site name to something more along the lines of "LiberalGroupthinkingProgrammerNews"

/kill fake hackers.
Yes. And IMHO Azure wins. But there are managers, goals and compromises. IMHO this was a compromise. The Azure division is interested in a universal available runtime. The tooling group provides a free editor but had goals of earning VS licenses.

I can only guess but I think Big Scott, lesser Scott and Julia will have a meeting soon. The .NET community is at a boiling point and they should really avoid a community which takes dev productivity in their own hands. Because that is the garantueed end of visual studio.
arstechnica specially identified a manager who oversaw the removal of the hot reload code. Backtracking is not the same as not telling the truth.
That is... hard to read.
Apparently some jesters were used as messengers during campaigns / sieges and if the recipient didn't like the message they would be trebucheted back to whomever sent them.
Just a heads up: name collision with the default shell on (now Apache) Nuttx.

http://nuttx.incubator.apache.org/docs/latest/applications/n...
It's called censorship. It rarely ends well for society.
Sort of the same thing happens in SE Asia traffic but then they drive scooters, it looks messy but if you are part of the swarm it feels very natural.
For many workloads (at least .NET), JetBrains Rider.

For C/C++ on Windows, well, you have VS Code and also JetBrains CLion, but IMO CLion is surprisingly rougher than Rider, even though it's older. You can get stuff done though.
Works fine for me on Linux. I’ve had it running for hours on end without a crash.

Some builds are more stable than others. I think I’ve found the SDL build to be the best. The ALSA one was fine bar a few specific plugins that needed disabling but the SDL build on ArchLinux is rock solid.
If there is a sidewalk and cycling path, then in most countries, the road is very specifically for motor vehicles.
If someone reverts a bad decision, then that's objectively a good thing, regardless of the reasons.
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I think we could do the following; local seasonal food farmed as naturally as possible. It’s likely to still use some carbon, but doing this would massively reduce what’s used today.

Tax meat production heavily.

Tax air travel heavily and these taxes should increase exponentially per journey per person.

Stop shipping goods half way around the world… make the things you need locally.

Improve the grid and invest in plans for heating using electricity.

Build hundreds of small nuclear plants.

I think that’s net zero roughly but it’s not possible politically even though it’s a feasible solution to the problem.
advertisers don't care as long as no one points it out
I'm not an expert in this field but I know from experience that when converting buildings into logistics warehouses, the limiting variable most often is the carrying capacity of the floor.

I assume this is be the biggest risk factor that relates to lifting these limitations. The ground might not have the carrying capacity required for the loads that stacked containers can create.

Also, I'm sure nobody wants their view blocked by container stacks 5 high.
If YouTube did take down such information, then I would be inclined to agree they made a mistake.

But the example you gave doesn't help make your case, just the opposite, Dr. Kory's information indicating that Ivermectin is helpful in treating COVID is not scientific and the net result of his communication is de facto misinformation, and can definitely cause harm.

If this Doctor wants to put information up on his own, personal website, that's a different story. He's free to do that. YouTube has no obligation to carry those videos. His liberties are not infringed.
Modern technology is akin to the metaphysics of Vedanta
I think that's changing as challenging the vaccine efficacy or risk profile has become less controversial in the last month. Been sent about half a dozen videos in last week with high viewership and they haven't been removed. This is probably because all of Northern Europe has essentially banned Moderna due to myocarditis risk, and data from many countries, even the CDC's own, show the vaccinated now getting infected at similar rates as unvaccinated (i.e. antibody drop off or virus mutation).

EDIT

Responding to person who wants to learn more, I'm going in good faith that you're not the ad hominem type. Given the climate of cancellation and censorship not a lot of people are speaking up, so take what you can get...

The recent Joe Rogan episode with Berenson is a review of quite a few papers and government data sets which they parse. Watch it on Spotify. You're going to get intro'd to data from Israel, UK, CDC, others about vaccine efficacy and about adverse events in young people due to inflammation from accumulation of spike protein.

CDC's most recent data shows 40% of covid deaths over last week were of the vaccinated, e.g. relevant screen shots from CDC's website via this random guy, https://twitter.com/SteveDeaceShow/status/145165375288951604...

You can certainly google Northern Europe's halt on Moderna (either for youth or for all). Sweden just halted today, e.g. Shttps://www.zerohedge.com/political/sweden-suspends-moderna-...

There's a lot on YT, round table discussions with medical professionals are the most interesting. I've observed the same censorious culture on HN as on social media when it comes to vaccines, so I'm not going to share links so they can stay up for others who are making difficult decisions. You can find them by poking around accounts on Twitter Gab Substack of people who are speaking out against vaccine mandates or related.
The CDA as we know it definitely needs to be abolished. It was written long before Facebook and YouTube became the arbiters of truth for many people.
You're thinking of Ansible, I am thinking of Siemplify or XSOAR but for networking. A Graphical/visual playbook/workflow declarative system that exposes flexible building blocks (which in turn are backed by reusable pieces of actual code).

It may not be "real code" but it is essentially a programming language as you alluded, except it allows engineers to focus on engineering networking solutions.

Heard of Powerapps from Microsoft? They've had a ton if impact in the corporate world, similar logic. Instead of office macros and paying devs for scripts, office workers come up with workflow and connect input/output of building block elements/tasks and voila, they made an app!
So, have you sued them yet? (Isn't that the American Way?)
That depends. Am I spreading misinformation?
No, the workers have to have actual ownership (ie stocks) in the company. Work councils are no different from unions in that the members of the council are not working to maximize the success of the company but to maximize employment and wages (and these two things are not always aligned). Until incentives are aligned, there will always be an antagonistic relationship between workers and companies. Putting workers on the BoD just makes the conflict internal rather than external.

Of course this is easier said than done since most workers just want to get paid and would sell their equity stakes as soon as they vest. Designing good incentives is very hard.
I’m excited. In my opinion pixel art is timeless and has a charm no other style can compete with. Concernedape makes such a lovely game without being preachy and political. I’m looking forward to another gem.
VS Code and language servers have leveled the game a lot. Regular Editing is pretty much on par. Debugging and diagnostic they are still strong.
>”We've been able to achieve sub 20ms latency from UK to Denmark - more than 1000km”

It’s pretty solid given that the speed-of-light would like 3.3ms to travel that same distance.
Nascar is a sport where people drive cars in circles really fast. A reporter was interviewing a driver after he drove the fastest. The drivers name was Brandon. The crowd was chanting so loud it was louder than her interview. The reporter said that the crowd seemed very supportive because they were chanting "Let's go Brandon." The crowd was very obviously not chanting "Let's go Brandon." The crowd was chanting "Fuck Joe Biden." This reporter works for a news network that has a certain reputation for political bias. This event was seen as an obvious attempt to dissemble. This video went viral and had significant publicity.

One type of humor is known as "trolling". The basic idea is to see how much of a reaction you can get from something pointless and stupid. Now many people are making songs with the lyric "Let's go Brandon" and they are receiving hate mail, being banned, being demonitized, etc. This reaction is seen as outsized for a reference to a fairly well known piece of pop culture. Thus, to those who find outsized reactions funny, this is funny.
Yes, vaccines prevent you from ending up in the ICU, but they aren't preventing the spread.

This portion of your comment in particular is false.

People who receive two COVID-19 jabs and later contract the Delta variant are less likely to infect their close contacts than are unvaccinated people with Delta. Relevant Nature article (October 5, 2021).

However, good job on the masks part, please keep wearing them! :-)

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02689-y
Actually,

Many of us on different spectrums (libertarian here) did listen to what Elizabeth Warren said, and we agree with it.

I think there is a great deal of truth in what the anti-monopolist economic crusaders on the left (Sanders&Warren) have said. While I may not agree with everything they said about economics across the board, I do think they are correct in that we have permitted bigtech to become a monopoly. AND, I agree that overly favorable tax jurisdiction shopping is a massive problem.

We need to re-empower the DOJ to pursue antitrust again, and we need it now.
Hoover didn’t just fumble it, he was absolutely committed to passivity. If only he had shown the same determination that he had for postwar relief.
The linked page lists more than that ;)

What OS are you after? It officially supports Windows, macOS and Linux. But I do know of FreeBSD, iOS and Android ports too. There’s bound to be more ports out there as well.
A stupid dependency for user agent parsing.. just becoming more and more disillusioned with the js ecosystem. And then this. And at work the junior devs turning to random npm packages for every little thing.
The containers are sufficiently fungible for the purposes of mounting on trailers, stacking in lots, and stocking the ships.

The containers are not sufficiently fungible in the fact that they are owned by different entities which may not all want the containers to be shipped to just any place.
No, I think targeting COVID conspiracies makes sense. I think this video _specifically_ is small fry compared to some with 100k-1M views peddling the same nonsense in prettier packaging. I'm thinking about podcasts, radio show recordings, stuff like PragerU -- that are arguably not art or open for interpretation, but directly trying to convince viewers to believe bullshit surrounding the vaccine, safety, and COVID.
The word "friend" is a pretty broad word. It's possible the people you think are all friends are just acquaintances who interact somewhat regularly and not the kind of friend that would really be there for you in an important way.

If you want to wear a Halloween costume, look for some place you can wear it. That's probably a pretty low bar.

Though attending parties may not be the cure for your loneliness you imagine it will be. Loneliness tends to be cured by having people in your life that you trust who know you well and those types of relationships don't necessarily overlap with the kinds of connections that get you invited to costume parties.
Look at the effects of email and "the fediverse" versus these giant social media platforms. Which is greater?
> What if it can be proven they were never serious in their claims about the feasability of self-driving. What if it was all a scam to milk investment money, and yours as well. Would it be fraud then?

Yes, it would. Because then I would want a refund. But that would be asserting facts not in evidence, and I refer to my point upthread about arguing from a conspiracy as a prior.
easier to just watch it: https://tv.gab.com/channel/realbrysongray/view/lets-go-brand...
Do you know why does it still consume half of the power (2w out of the 4-5w) after shutdown?
Thank you for the links. I followed them and came to a different conclusion:

1) "The vaccination rate of a country is not correlated with its covid infection rate".
From the article: "The lack of a meaningful association between percentage population fully vaccinated and new COVID-19 cases is further exemplified, for instance, by comparison of Iceland and Portugal. Both countries have over 75% of their population fully vaccinated and have more COVID-19 cases per 1 million people than countries such as Vietnam and South Africa that have around 10% of their population fully vaccinated."
You can interpret this as either the vaccine not working (unlikely) or that high-income countries such as Iceland and Portugal test a larger share of their population than low-income countries such as Vietnam and South Africa (very likely), thus confounding the relationship between vaccination levels and reported Covid cases.

2) "And after 3 months of being fully vaccinated, people are just as likely to spread the virus as unvaccinated people".
From the article: "The risk of spreading the Delta infection soon after vaccination with that jab [Pfizer] was 42%, but increased to 58% with time."
Your quote shows that the AstraZeneca vaccine loses effectiveness over time. However, the chance of an unvaccinated person passing on the virus is 67%, which is significantly higher than the 58% for a person who received the Pfizer vaccine.
“I never thought leopards would eat my face!”
Good points but “ad quality” and “predicted user behaviors” are subjective and therefore not transparent.
Casino owners and employees aren’t dumb

Having met a few casino owners, and many more game supervisors actually charged with understanding the math of the games to avoid exploitation, I can tell you this is patently false.
I wonder if Google will eventually have an Offical Party Line on everything. Then they'll just censor straight down the line.