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I've been reading the anti-DST (or more properly anti-clock-shift) posts that appear hear and elsewhere every spring and fall for years. I really think this is a case of "be careful what you wish for". I think many folks, especially in northern latitudes, will regret the early summer sunsets or sunrises if we were to stay on standard time year round.

In Seattle, for example, I think the sun would rise before 5 am as late as early August. On the other hand, if Seattle stayed on DST (+7) year-round then the sun would rise after 8AM from early November to late February, and as late as 9AM in December.

Seattle is an extreme case, because it is so far north, but New York City is not that different, and I think more people would bemoan the lack of after-work daylight during spring and summer than currently bemoan the switch, and would be unhappy about it for a longer period each year.

Of course, if we got rid of DST, we could all just agree to get up earlier in the summer. Maybe we could even standardize that by agreeing to all start getting up earlier on the same day each spring. :-)
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Oh this is interesting -- since having Covid in January, coffee is one of the things that still smells the most off to me.
Big Candy wanted it after Halloween.
Home prices are not included in the shelter category. Homeowners are considered to be paying an implicit rent as their cost of shelter, which is based on the market rate of a comparable rental.

Your source for rentals looks at the cost of new leases. The BLS methodology looks at the most recent rent of a sample of units, regardless of when the rent was set.

We would expect your source to report a higher increase, because its methodology is more responsive to short term changes. That does not show that the BLS is lying.
> They were doing that exact thing to selected citizens

But they couldn't do it to everyone. Now with computers they can. You might think 1984 was written as a warning, but the powers that be see it as an instruction manual.
Most people have very little control over their schedule.
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> … sociopaths and other bad actors have been handed far too much power/influence and that's net negative for society.

Why would you assume that the sociopaths and bad actors wouldn’t be the ones exploiting laws like this to do great harm to those they disagree with?
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Does this mean the Gecko engine won't be able to render SVG at a performance level matching WebKit?

I wonder if this is something Mozilla will need to address, or if the use cases are small enough that it's not worth the cost.
Pine mouth and Chinese/Asia-sourced vs. Italian/Mediterranean-sourced pine nuts.

https://www.britbuyer.co.uk/chinese-vs-italian-pine-nuts/

Also Australia's NSW Food Authority's post about pine mouth:

https://www.foodauthority.nsw.gov.au/about-us/science/food-r...
Thanks. You did me a solid.
I have a Fitbit Versa 3 that's gone and bricked itself in less than seven months. But my Apple Watch's battery life is <18 hours, so, for example, it's essentially impossible to wear it during the day and use it for sleep tracking overnight. I'd love it if Apple would come up with a fitness tracker that ties in with the rest of the Apple ecosystem and-- most importantly--has a multi-day battery life like Fitbit's smart watches.
Regarding transpiration, could growers build a cheap "greenhouse" over their grow areas? Consisting if nothing more than a clear plastic sheet in a dome form?

Allow condensation to collect on it and then collect it and reuse the water like a solar still?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_still
AFAIK Android's bluetooth stack was rewritten from scratch in rust for Android 11.

There are a bunch of options in the dev options including what enabling the Gabeldorsche stack.
I was impatient to find the example you were talking about; as far as I can tell, this is the line with the example: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/commit/3fb44197195b57...

And here's what it looks like in various conditions/viewers:

With the fix, this is how it looks in the browser in the Gitlab interface:

if (accessLevel != "user�") {� // Check if admin ��

Without the fix, viewed raw (and thus viewed in a vulnerable way), it looks like this:

if (accessLevel != "user") { // Check if admin

And in a hex viewer, it looks like this:

000005b0: 2020 2020 2020 2069 6620 2861 6363 6573 if (acces
000005c0: 734c 6576 656c 2021 3d20 2275 7365 72e2 sLevel != "user.
000005d0: 80ae 20e2 81a6 2f2f 2043 6865 636b 2069 .. ...// Check i
000005e0: 6620 6164 6d69 6ee2 81a9 20e2 81a6 2229 f admin... ...")
000005f0: 207b 0a20 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 2020 {.
00000600: 2063 6f6e 736f 6c65 2e6c 6f67 2822 596f console.log("Yo
00000610: 7520 6172 6520 616e 2061 646d 696e 2e22 u are an admin."
They are most definitely a security device. They are not the only security device.
Between then and now they were educated well and the United States was the best in the world in education. You fool.
They are tho…
This should definitely be a banned topic on HN!

The can of worms every time we change the clocks forwards and backwards and despite what the "experts" say, there is clearly no obvious advantage, otherwise we would just get rid of it.

There are also differences between places of different latitude so I cannot speak to those on the equator or the extreme poles so no point assuming there is a single answer that everyone likes.
Certainly you can be a highly productive programmer if you only hunt and peck, but it's a real handicap; you have to do a lot more of your programming in your head and a lot less in the computer. (Though 40wpm is unheard of, you might get 30.)

I think the best analogue is blindness: it dramatically reduces the bandwidth of the information channel from the computer to you, but there are highly productive blind programmers. Hunt-and-peck programmers are in a similar situation.
I know that a lot of conservative news outlets have been repeating this over and over, but the facts just simply don't support this statement.

The largest TV news organization by viewership is Fox News, and has been for a long time. Fox News was founded to give conservative voices a bigger platform. So it was founded to be a right-leaning (biased) platform.

But that does not make everything to the political left of Fox News left-leaning. And if you start to look at talk-radio listenership then the numbers lean hugely to the right, and often far to the right. The left-wing equivalents are tiny. People who lean to the left tend to gravitate towards centrist media like NPR News, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal.

Again, I know that those are often painted as being left-leaning in the conservative media, but they are starting to paint Fox News the same way, and their politics have been tending right for a decade now.
You just described me in my 20s as well. I used to revel in my knowledge of C++ minutiae and being able to quote parts of the standard and recognize obscure undefined behavior.

Then I started a company and hired people to work with me and it hit me just how much of an absolute waste of time it is to know that stuff. It doesn't translate or generalize well, most C++ is a special kind of complexity that is only relevant to C++, and then when you hire people you can actually assign a dollar cost to the complexity and that cost is simply not worth it.

I still use C++ at my company, but I now use a very simple and straight forward subset of it, basically along the lines of C with classes and namespaces. No more boost, no more elaborate SFINAE, no more writing things to be so generic and obtuse and avoiding parts of the language that are too abstract.

In that vein I also avoid all of the mess introduced by C++20. Concepts were a missed opportunity, modules are beyond useless, and the fact that C++20 has both coroutines and ranges just shows how the language is designed in a Frankenstein manner. A good solution for coroutines would make the use of ranges unnecessary, and a good solution for ranges would make coroutines unnecessary.

Instead C++20 provides half-assed implementations of both.
The new offical acronym on the street is MAMAA by the way. Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Amazon and Alphabet.

Jim Cramer announced this on Friday.
Police: “not my problem, lol”.

The joy of paying taxes.
Strange that the Land Registry decides on an issue that is basically a matter of contract law: The buyer entered into a fraudulent contract.

Nonetheless, here's how the Land Registry handles matters of fraud: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/rectification-and...
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The 4chan /fit/ guide is remarkably helpful for beginners.

https://liamrosen.com/fitness.html
1. doesn't that shift the problem to impersonating the LLC? If anything that seems easier than impersonating a person?

2. does this work with financing? how do mortgages work?
Here is the source of the term:

https://ea-spouse.livejournal.com/274.html
If Erdogan isn't doing this already, he certainly has plans to. As do Putin, Xi, and a load of others. Welcome to our Brave New World.
It seems to be true: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/rectification-and...
It doesn't help that "reading" is a whole bunch of things (some of which may be performed in the absence of written words!) most of which build on elementary levels and continue upwards, like most any skill or field. I don't think this is well-enough communicated to students, because it seems like an awful lot make it all the way through graduate school thinking they can read, and, oh my, no they cannot. They can read like a middle schooler can "do math". Worse—especially for the ones who make it that far—they typically don't realize that they don't read well.
Also networking/web apps with lifecycle hooks, where careless import-time logic can break the setup procedures. To quote zen of python, "explicit is better than implicit"
> I started developing SizeBench during the Windows Phone days mostly out of curiosity – my team had a bunch of code, and a bunch of bytes ended up on disk, but I couldn’t figure out the relationship between the two. I asked around for tools to help with that but sadly found none, so I figured I could try to build one.

He should have asked me, I did a lot of thiswhile I was on the Windows Phone compiler team! :-D

I spent a lot of time with dumpbin, learning how to find inefficiencies or even outright code generation bugs in the ARM compiler.

My best find was 14 extra bytes inserted after every function, IIRC it was originally to work around a bug on MIPS16 but it ended up getting added to code generation across all platforms.

It is nice someone has improved dumpbin and added some more features, and a nice UI. "New hire in office looking at object file dumps" wasn't really scalable, though I did my best!
Miracles are absolutely (supposed to be) literal. It's a requirement for Sainthood, for example.
Starving children young as NINE forced to give UN officials oral sex to get food
We just need another $6 billion dollars so we can get some blowjobs from starving kids.

SICK FUCKS.
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What always disgusts me about news and dealings with the CCP is the double standard. They can play ball in western markets with impunity, enjoying our egalitarian legal systems and protections, while we cannot do so in theirs. I'd love to see an equivalent anti-ccp stance taken across every field.
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I'm a nerd/coder who used to sit all day too. It depends on your current level of fitness (muscles, tendon/ligament strength, body fat %). Feel free to ask me any questions.

The way to trade fat for muscle is to continually stress your muscles (by increasing the weight you can lift), and getting enough sleep (which I am bad at). Also, don't each too much (especially sugars).

+ Beginners: do air squats (multiple sets and repetitions) and static squats / wall sits (for as long as is comfortable. rest 90 seconds and repeat). Once you are stronger, do the same while holding a gallon of water.

+ Making Progress?: The above + yoga moves targeted at strength. Try out planks and wall hand stands. Single leg split squats (your back leg on your sofa).

+ Feeling Strong?: All of the above + adjustable kettlebells (let me know if you need recs) + gymnastic rings (you can attach the straps to a high place at a public park, or drill some hooks into your ceiling, or buy a doorway mount). Check out the bodyweightfitness community on reddit.

+ Advanced: This takes up space and costs a decent amount of $, but you'll need to build a home weightlifting gym with a barbell, olympic weight plates, and a squat stand / pullup bar / flat bench. Check out the homegym community on reddit.
Grouper are all born females but they have both male/female organs at birth. The largest females will turn into males.
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If we didn't have daylight savings, the sun would rise at 4:30 in the summer. This seems quite unpleasant to me. I would rather have an extra hour of evening light.

Alternatively, if we did DST all year round, the sun would rise at 8:30 in the winter. That also seems unpleasant.
> they explicitly allow not identifiable Unicode identifiers. [...] They stated that nobody cares, everybody wants them and making them secure would need the entire Unicode database.

Could you elaborate? rustc ships with the entire Unicode db and only allows indents with codepoints advertised by Unicode as allowed in indents.

The closest to walking off the beaten path is a (still unmerged) parser recovery PR that accepts emojis as identifiers if and only if a parse error would otherwise occur as a way to avoid knock down errors when someone tries to use them.
Sounds like they avoided the 4-7% realtor commissions.
Thanks for posting this. The mere fact that you're asking here tells me that you've already thought about this more than most would. I agree with others saying based on your details it's completely the right thing to go after 6 months and seeing no desire to change how things are done.

Normally I would say that this is a problem owned by the senior devs already there. In this new age of "Remote first company", I suspect that it has more to do with the way the company was expected to operate from the outset. The leadership didn't hire senior enough people to tell the difference between good/bad and what was going to cost them for the duration of the company. It doesn't help that the devs are doubling-down on it though--doing what they're paid to do is another way of looking at that. It sucks, leave.

A good thought experiment is if you were (one of) the first senior dev hired, would leadership be happy with how long you were taking to make good choices and do things in an efficient (in the long term) way? If the answer is "no", then the company was doomed before any devs were hired.

Another question is how do we find out before joining? "I'll sign an NDA, show me your code"? If I'm seriously considering joining I'd like to spend a half (or full) day pairing with someone senior at the company on real development in-progress.
“Is ‘Betteridge's law of headlines’ actually real?”
The San Francisco Police generally don't do anything to stop deranged homeless drug addicts from following people down the street, screaming obscenities and generally harassing them. SF residents seem to be fine with that state of affairs, or at least it doesn't bother them enough to vote to change it.

And to be clear I don't intend that as a criticism of SF necessarily. The point is that there is no universal worldwide standard of tolerable behavior, and some people are apparently willing to put up with a lot.

Would you be happy if the laws of Saudi Arabia or North Korea were enforced online? They might consider you a sociopath and bad actor.
> When the European Union conducted a poll 3 years ago, 4,6 million people answered. That is less than one percent (!) of the European population, which is evidence that the overwhelming majority of people just don't care.

I'm sorry what? Unless 100% percent of the population was surveyed and 99% told pollsters they "don't care", that isn't evidence of anything.

I care about lots of issues and I respond to almost no polls.
It seems this is becoming somewhat common in the UK: https://www.step.org/industry-news/uk-solicitors-warned-grow...
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Safeway in Castro Cuts Hours Due to ‘Off the Charts’ Shoplifting
A friend of mine was the leader of the Norwegian Pirate Party. He proposed a new way to organize society in a decentralized, professionalized, yet accountable way. His main issue was that politicians would promise a bunch of nonsense, and then get voted in based upon those promises, but after the fact they would never do anything about it. Even after breaking all the promises, most politicians never have to answer for lying or not accomplishing what got them into a position in the first place. One of the concrete tools he alluded to when speaking about these flaws was the FixMyStreet app and website.
Two stories about tacit knowledge
which is evidence that [they] don't care

No, it isn't. It is only evidence that 99% of Europeans did not vote in this poll. It says nothing about why they didn't vote. Or did you personally interview the remaining 455 million people and tallied their responses about why they didn't vote?
I've been having a very good experience using Safari with "Stop auto-play" turned on, and the AdGuard extension installed.

You can enable search ads, self-promotion, and other non-obtrusive advertising in the "Other" category, but it continues to successfully block the nasty ads, including the anti-adblocker popups.

Recommended.