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You're right, most city centres need to ban cars to make room for more efficient alternatives.
Forums are the obvious right choice for a developer community. But chats feel friendly while forums are formal and cold.

Developers need a chat tool alongside the IDE. I was saddened when the ReasonML/ReScript community closed their chat for this reason.
Hitting it a second time will open your browser's regular search dialog

Just can't guarantee it will be useful
So if my math is right, 7.5KW residential, battery-backed system they are using as an example is $32K, all costs included _except_ the yearly cleaning cost, which for a rooftoop system will be, say, $300-400/yr (gutter cleaning is $300 for example) or $6-8K extra over the 20 year lifespan of the system, in today's dollars. That's for something that produces about 85 cents worth of electricity per hour at 100% illumination where I live.

Let's say there are about as many "100% sun" hours per year on average as there are working hours, 2000. That's $1700/yr tops, an extremely optimistic estimate that assumes full sun and perfect positioning.

This PV system will never pay for itself, and you're _way_ better off putting that money into an index fund for example. And on top of that the costs aren't dropping as quickly as they used to.

_This_ is what's being proposed as a viable alternative to nuclear? It needs to be one third the cost to be clearly economically viable, yet if you uncritically read the mainstream press, which is how most people read it, you'd think that's already the case.

You might argue that nuclear needs to be a lot cheaper too, which I'd agree with, but that seems like a more tractable problem to me - streamline regulations and build hundreds of smaller, more modern, cookie-cutter reactors outside seismically active areas. Oh and brainwash the public, too. We're clearly way better at that nowadays than at anything else.
Everyone on earth is subjugated.
Yes, nobody is saying it's completely impervious to being prevented. It's a discrete way of alerting people to you being in danger, I don't know why you think it's a bad thing when it has literally been proven to be effective and potentially saved a young womans life. I do not understand the hostility to the idea.
I do it in practice! With light hills I climb at 25kph (Steeper hills, I can’t hit the limit), and go down at 30-35. Faster than the same length flat road along the lake.
Alas, in the US we are not as wise to the ways of steel-reinforced concrete construction as you guys are :(
GitHub has a discussions section.
XAML is why I’ll never write a Desktop App with .NET, who’s been unable to rid themselves from it.

React, Vue, Svelte as well as Flutter & SwiftUI all implement different but vastly more productive reactive dev models.

MAUI will not be resurrecting .NET Desktop Apps which have been on decline since WPF. Blazor Desktop Apps might, anything XAML won’t.
The command I opened that terminal for.
Does Slack’s API still allow pulling down all messages? I coded something quick to do that many years ago.

Then the heuristics can just happen with the pulled down content.
Here in Finland best you can do is 1% depreciation a month. So after two years you’ve lost 24% value of your bike if it’s stolen. That’s a significant amount of money on top of a deductible to cough up to replace a stolen bike. Considering the probability of having it stolen is far far higher than a car too…

I know people who have had 2-3 of these bikes stolen. I use mine for commute at the moment and that’s it.
You don’t need a a Pi for that, if you have any competent modern router it just needs to be setup. You can look for custom firmware for your router (I use fresh tomato) but if you buy a compatible one it’s very cheap, T-Mobile gives away the AC1900 a rebranded AC68U/R to it’s customers that I flashed immediately so I can’t tell you the default capabilities, I just know it will do everything and more with the firmware I used. They’re under $40 on eBay.
No doubt. It's impossible to enforce copyright if users are free. Same thing applies to cheats. It's impossible to prevent cheating if users are free. Truth be told, cheating is nothing but an exercise in computing freedom: the user orders the computer to cheat and the computer obeys.

Linux users of Steam and its games will eventually be forced to install proprietary kernel modules. They'll have to swallow that if they want to play the games they paid money for. Steam machines will probably be reduced to appliances just like game consoles eventually. The whole point is to enable the game companies to own the user's machines. They don't think users should have total freedom and the only way to enforce that is to take it away.
Lot of these internal business apps have a attached workflow to CRUD (reviews, approval etc)

Any thoughts around workflows?
I guess a society would have to make financial exchanges a part of your private life but it opens up a whole other can of worms (how do you finance the institutions enabling your business to thrive if you can easily circumvent financial accountability ?)
In San Francisco it can be quite brutal to go up hills even when its the shortest path to your destination. Oftentimes there are designed slow inclines for bike routes but an e-bike can change that pretty easily
Windows works out of the box with older "Unix printer interfaces" -- it has a built in driver for lpd printers. I use it, because my printer setup is a raspberry pi with lprng rather than cups.
> I have never seen a developer familiar with the command line.

There are a lot of CLI devs out there, even in enterprises! I highly recommend gaining proficiency with the command line, as it will make you a more productive developer in the long run. While most everyday tasks may have a GUI, if you end up working near the cutting edge, you will likely encounter problems that do not have any GUI alternative. And if you end up working on a rare problem, no GUI may ever emerge. Your CLI skills may be the difference between a 10-minute solve and not being able to accomplish the task at all.

I spent > 10 years building on Windows, and this advice definitely applies to the .NET ecosystem as much as others. On Windows, Powershell mastery will set you apart.
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That's ass-backwards. If you can't drive safely around children then you shouldn't be licensed to operate a 3-tonne death machine in residential areas.
> Due to the core software limitation (no source code available) we were compelled to integrate some
original PDP-11 computer cards into the final product and this resulted in a hybrid PC platform.

Amazing. I've never been anywhere that lost their source code. Would love to know how it happens.
dbcore
One could wonder indeed
Which platform your forum is on. Or its custom?
Secure Secure Shell?
To fight off a California dust bowl, CA will pay farmers to reimagine idle land
> In the genre/title example, how would it be clear that title is a subclass of genre rather than the other way 'round?

It's not clear and it can be the other way around. You can also ask the player to list the genre as a subclass of titles. It'll be just a less useful representation, because the first level usually holds almost as much entries as there are songs, since titles are often unique.

> And what of fusion or crossover works --- is DNA's remix of "Tom's Diner" folk-rock, a capella, or trip-hop?

It can be all of those, like I said you can have multi-value tags. Then this song would show up three times in a tree with a genre level.
People like stability, ultimately. It's what lends political support from the populace towards these regimes in the first place. I found this quote in another article posted on HN today and it seemed tangentially related to this idea:

"Other fishermen in the area use high-voltage transmitters to electrocute fish, killing eggs, bottom feeders and anything else in the vicinity. It’s illegal but widespread and rarely punished. “There’s hardly any fish already, and these bastards kill the rest,” Abu Fayal says bitterly. “In Saddam’s time, he would have hung them.”"

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Because I answered the same question below in two lengthy posts before responding to this response.
I wouldnt read too much into that. It costs money to dump at a landfill, desert is free.
So. Fucking. True.

The state of architecture is a disaster. Ever since Adolf Loos wrote “ornament is crime”, architects have booed anything decorative. We get textures, sure. Oh boy do we get textures. We get all the woods, all the stones, all the 3d printed concrete. Sculpture? Hell, no…

And no it’s not that expensive. When you build 234 park avenue, every apartment sells for $10m. maybe there is some of it that can go towards making things fun a little bit.

The worst part is even Modernist heroes like Corbusier and Wright did fun stuff. The Church at Ronchamp is weird and playful. And Wright’s blocky mayan influence is
crazy and refreshing.

Not asking your everyday architect to change overnight, but the people who influence the profession, give the prizes and write the articles seriously need to change.
Nice app. Paying $10/mo is not expensive. But a lot if the only reason is side stepping when VoIP number verifying doesn’t suffice
You can for some things, but that wouldn’t be a very efficient result (it’s basically going to give you a massive lookup table). It’s also not that simple since we are not talking about stateless behavior - think more along the lines of interrupts, counters, events, dma, analog input/output, etc. none of which really map into a straightforward input:output relationship, most of which can be used together to some extent to form a gestalt. Even with the test vectors it is a Herculean task.
I think it is English language problem because we only have one word to cover emotional bonds. I would wager other languages with more terms have it easier. Greek several different word describing types of love; Agape (love of a parent for their child), Eros (erotic love), Philia (love of siblings and close friends), Storge (familial love), Philautia (self love), Xenia (love of guest).
As a vaguely competent cyclist, cars have frequently pulled in way too soon after overtaking and cut me off, so ebikes are making the roads much safer.
Funny thing about exercise is you get better at it, people who have had ebikes for a while (especially the ones that assist based on pedal power) tend to be less overweight and fitter for a reason. Also trikes work just fine for someone with mobility or balance problems (although a decent e trike is by no means cheap, similar up front to a second hand car).

I live in a city with mediocre to poor bike infrastructure at best, and I see plenty of 50-70 year old women doing 25km/h on ebikes or 10-15km/h on regular bikes.

Granted I wasn't overweight when I started, but after 5 years of largely being a couch potato and doing office work, I averaged around 20km/h or ~12mph door to door over a commute of 10 miles on a 40lb trike.

After getting fitter I'm about the same speed but a shower and change of clothes at the other end is optional now even on a 32C day rather than being drenched.

Your experience can only be due to bike hostile infrastructure or laws. If you had to stop three times for 2-5 minutes a piece at each intersection in a car while the empty lane for bikes and pedestrians got a green light on the off chance they showed up, you'd probably be complaining about how inconvenient driving was.
What I like about forums is that a) they're indexable by search engines! and b) because there's no expectation of an immediate response, people tend to put more time into their requests for help.

I support a FOSS project via Slack, and information sparse requests are sadly the norm, I found that 95% of my responses are "Can you please provide more logs/configuration/actual description of what you were expecting, and what happened instead".
I think this really depends on the person. There are lot of people who have deep and satisfying relationships with limited intimacy. For other people it's very difficult.

Check out the subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/DeadBedrooms/.

You'll see a lot of people on both sides of the equation. People who aren't really attracted to their mate but happy in the relationship, and mostly people who are deeply unhappy because their mate doesn't have romantic/sexual feelings for them.
Not in a unique nor meaningful way. For example, a valid "derivation" would hold a list of all input/output pairs and give zero otherwise.
That's what e-bikes are for.
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> but theoretically it has a lot of promise as a cheap and open source alternative to PayPal and a lot of banks’ services

Even theoretically, how can they do this? I don't see it happening, even setting aside the much rehashed mining electricity consumption issue.
My home iMac has a folder action set up to print anything I drop in it. That folder is in Dropbox. So I just put files in there from anywhere and it prints. Surprisingly, it’s really quick. It starts printing within 2-3 seconds.
On my iPhone I setup a shortcut that sends things directly to that folder as well. It’s all so smooth, that I have no need to worry about getting AirPrint.

Here are instructions:

https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-installs-integration...
WebWorld / ActiveWorld 3.0!
What can you do in DeX?
All of These Space Images Are Fake Except One
Headlights, Brake Lights, Indicators, Mirrors.
I am still confused about what "fast fashion" actually is. Does it mean "cheap clothes that wear out quickly"? Clothes that are made quickly? How does it differ from normal fashion?
I didn't think about this case, but obviously a project related to a proprietary software will require running this software and that seems reasonable.

I guess I'm thankful to people making open source software for closed platforms so they are available should I ever be exposed to these platforms.

It's not this surprising, people can see the value of open source but be okay (or forced) to use non free software.
What is my bubble? I did not mention what is popular in my anecdotal experience. You may have misread or assumed things that were not said. I did not bring America up either :).

Tldr: I did not bring up any of my own world experiences
Because pgp is broken and obsolete
> Nothing on the scale of Grand Central for a public building has been attempted in a long time.

I am not a commuter in New York City, which may contribute to my difficulty in understanding this.

Because the Oculus Terminal looks very strange and elaborate to me, and is actually a train station. I think.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Trade_Center_Transport...

I've not been in that building, only seen photos. I find Grand Central Station to be beautiful in its way, and I very much like the grand terminal of the Los Angeles station, which was a surprise to me (it's featured, as the police station in an opening scene of the movie "Blade Runner".)
The title makes me want to respond with "OK boomer". I'm glad I read it though.

This is a great write up about community building on asynchronous, public forums vs private, synchronous chat.

I notice IRC avoided a mention here though, but it suffers the same problems as discord (namely not being searchable)
I think the current generation of tinder style apps are probably worse for this than previous generations of dating sites.
For some value of “works”. Mostly theoretical. Been there, done that for a few years, bought PS4 out of sheer frustration.

It’s a death by thousand cuts: problems in some games, occasional popups from whatever that can’t be dismissed without a mouse, Windows updates etc. had to have a keyboard and mouse nearby. Every time I started the machine after not playing for a few days, I ended up dealing with such things for the 30 minutes I had for gaming…
They should ride on dedicated bike paths or the sidewalk.
It follows the same rules as uncategorized property:

USD value at time of receipt for income taxes, USD value at time of disposition and the delta for capital taxes.

The nature of the transaction’s purpose determines where/how it is accounted for. Just like with usd its up to you to determine if a transaction was a deductible expense, capital gains/loss, charitable contribution, a non-tax event like an in-kind investment, bond/credit/borrowing, income, vesting… its not different enough to really be having this conversation to be honest, but I’ve heard it all over the past decade so fire away.

I just make notes of the usd value transferred at the time, to simplify things when filing taxes. But the block explorers often show usd dollar values at time of transaction and time now so its easy to have a record to look at as well.

Some exchanges are beginning to attempt doing this for people, making tax forms like stock brokerages make tax forms, but they all assume people are buying and selling crypto on their platform instead of earning it directly off platform. Swing and a miss there, but lets check back in 5 years.
100% agree !
Slack/Discord is like the Medium.com for blog posts.

I dont want to start and app(even a webapp) just to get the info i need.
Breakdown of communication among key stakeholders, and nobody sufficiently motivated enough to stick their neck out :)
> The moment they stop doing b) and start doing a), the trade deficit will be balanced.

And a rate of a trillion worth of goods per year will stop flowing into USA, that is the current trade deficit, you don't think that will cause some sort of crash?

Your explanation here is like saying "This isn't a bubble, people wanted to pay this much for stocks, if stocks don't deliver people will sell and prices goes down, that is how it should be!". That totally ignores the effect of the economy when that correction happens.

There is a lot of trickery you can do with economics, but other countries will protest sooner or later and stop sending things. I think the economy should take that into account or that crash will be horrible.
Every architect I've met is like a jaded COBOL programmer at the government that refuses to leave their niche because change increases the chances of you getting fired.
Ray Dalio is one of the exceptions that prove the rule, and even then, he's deeply committed to the fundamental "bestness" of capitalism even if he thinks it needs some government tweaking around the edges.
Well this went a direction I didn't expect.
What if the child doesn't know what a give way sign means? Or doesn't know what to do in a round about, or likes to run red lights to show off to their friends. Kids do dumb things sometimes and the road is a dangerous place to be.
I grew up in a place where new/flat/clean architecture was enviable. Lots. of. stucco. flipped. houses.

I now live in a log cabin (completely different location). None of the walls are straight and my interior doors sometimes do not close properly. I've come to love it all.

When I return to places with these perfect and completely uninteresting walls, I feel a newfound sense of dread. I sometimes doubt my ability to return to an office/cubicle setting anymore.
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Tip for anyone else planning on doing a conversion, milesvp mentioned in a thread a few months ago that other parts of the bike may likely need to be upgraded as well (brakes, suspension, ect):
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28270121
Are modern buildings more pleasant to live in?

Modern buildings incorporate fire-supression systems and HVAC and (when necessary) dynamic resistance to earthquakes or wind loads.
That's the stated purpose. But it has no teeth. Last year we saw aisles empty of meat and lots of news about meat shortages. But during that time domestic pork supplies were down 40% in the same period that pork exports to China quadrupled.

Those subsidies failed in their stated purpose of resiliency. During the bad times, all that mattered is where more profit could be found.
The Victoria line is up to 36 trains per hour at peak times now. (And the Moscow metro runs 60 trains per hour, though some have questioned whether their practices would meet western safety standards).
where is the price?
In a way, the Apple product designs under Ive weren't exactly putting function (problem-solving) over form.
Minus all the fees to the crypto miners, which end up wasting many hours of labor and causing pollution.

That money will eventually be used again but it's worse than paying someone to dig and fill a hole.
This might be different in the US, but here in Berlin access to cars correlates very strongly with income. The majority of below-median-income households don't have a car, whereas the top earners have several.
It depends on the bike though. I mountain bike with large soft tires, good suspensions, and low air pressure have quite a lot of grip compared to a road bike with tiny super hard tires. You can do a lot of crazy things. But I agree that the average commuter bike has low limits.
Much like cars, studded tyres are available for bicycles too. It’s a marginal cost. Only hassle is changing them, if you want to use the same rims.
I have been in two different situations many years ago, neither of which I take responsibility for, ha-ha:

1. Contractor relationship gone sour, turned out they had withheld source code from us. This lead to a dispute regarding the code ownership. Meanwhile we were running the corresponding binaries in the wild. We ended up reverse engineering the missing parts.

2. Source code is centrally managed on a server, hard disk failure, restore not working or backups wholly missing, don't remember. This was the pre-git era, probably Visual SourceSafe, which was entirely centralized.

For me personally, let's just say I feasted my eyes and learned a lot. But I wager that there is still a lot of companies vulnerable in very similar ways today.
You'd think? Then why have the US authorities traced crypto to the second individual arrested if it somehow magically fixes criminals' problems?
This is plain wrong.

Hamburg’s philarmony cost 900 million euros to build. That’s an awful lot of money. Architects decide to spend on structure and texture instead of decor. And with today’s machines, we actually could make all these intricate details without human intervention.
An alternative method is possible using Dropbox and a small amount of automation.

https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-installs-integration...