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* BT sucks

* BT audio codecs sucks. Why cant everyone agree on e.g .opus, gotta be enough for everyone

* BT audio hardware/software implementation sucks

* BT audio hardware/software implementation totally inconsistent across vendors

* OS support is not really great, system mixer adds some mud to the mix

* Headphone's DAC modules sucks, even $400+ ones - tried some Sony's, same headphones via BT and wire, and wired connection felt so much more alive, despite being connected to crappy builtin phone jack.

* BT headphones much much more expensive while providing much much lower audio quality.
Sorry this isn’t the argument department.
Then you don’t know many languages.
The corollary is that most people confuse realism and rational thinking for pessimism.

People that don't know me will initially assume that I'm the negative one on the team. A year later I'm the one dragging the others across the finish line, telling them that it's not that bad, even though my predictions did come true, right on schedule.

I was just being accurate, and a successful outcome despite predicted failures along the way is a pretty good result, even if it seemed negative to naively a optimistic person.

We foresaw the traps, stumbled, and yet we overcame! What's not positive about that?
11. Avoid treading a path of prescriptive platitudes.

Yes I see the irony.
11: Use HTTPS on your websites :)
It was a claim made by the defence, which the judge insisted that the prosecution prove the absence of, rather than requiring the defence to substantiate.

That's not how technical claims of that nature are normally handled.
If you read the title of this article without knowing that .NET was a thing, then you'd likely assume it was about .net the top level domain and how to handle people who want to register a new domain. Or it could be about newcomers to the internet and they for some reason used .net as a short for internet, similar to how .com was seen as short for internet.
Woah, fascinating stuff. Nobody really thought about it this way, you should write a book.

What is obvious is that you are ignorant of the field and still feel superior to everything in it. I don't understand this level of narcissim or lack of reflection, but good luck with that.
Visual Studio. Always has been. And the base class library of .net.
I think I saw the same research, but that was more about seeing how bad things are going globally, right? Bet that trend breaks down when it comes to evaluating the quality of your own life.
One of my pet gripes of android development is finally accepting a tool upgrade to android studio, only to have it suddenly complain your coding style got deprecated and your warnings become a sea of yellow down the side.

Its infuriating. Give me that C# approach any day.
Mortgage on your home residence also acts as life insurance. If tomorrow I die, my mortgage will be 100% reimbursed by the mortgage insurance. This was a motivation to buy in my case, to protect my kids.
The article says they don’t glide, they are actively flying the whole time. That is mind boggling.

Don’t they need sleep?

How do they know to start on the exact same day every year? Fly to the exact same place?

I am a bit jealous of the scientists who get to work with such amazing creatures :)
This is really interesting to me. I was also forced to use .NET for work a few months ago, but coming from Python, I found that I tend to like rather than dislike most of the differences between the ecosystems.

The whole ordeal with the enterprise application structure was a hassle for me to begin with, but after some mentoring and guidance from a senior developer, it all made sense in the end, and I started to apply the same kind of structure in my Flask projects.

What is it that you found C# to be lacking in compared to what we're used to in the Python world?
Samba, NFS, SSH, scp, there are tons of ways to locally transfer files without a server if you know the IP address.
And unlike cars, houses aren't supposed to depreciate in value to become affordable, so you have to bake affordability into the initial planning requirements (or have those on lower incomes live a very long way away)
Syncthing is great, but has a very different purpose.
The tracking device is solar powered so presumably can get away with a very small battery. They mention in the article that it goes offline at times while the bird is resting because it can be covered by feathers which prevent it from getting enough sunlight.

That said, as if it wasn't impressive enough that Godwits can fly over 8000 miles non-stop, it's even more amazing that they can do it while burdened with a tracking device!
This sounds like someone buying 15yrs old heavily used car and complaining that all of the cars are expensive to upkeep.

Therefore its better to use taxis.

My mortgage cost are half the rent for same property I dont see myself loosing money anytime soon on my deal. Plus nobody will kick me out on the whim of truing rental into AirBNB like my parents got few months back.
Article mentions a solar panel on the tracker, which seems positioned to receive charge when the bird is on the wing, because when the bird landed it’s feathers covered it up.
For longer sessions I tend to use a tripod, or a coffee cup, for sure. One thing we've noticed when using it ourselves is that as the stabilization and other details got better holding the phone started to take less and less mental energy. Also, in practice I'm actually only drawing for quite short spurts when talking, so I often just skip the tripod and just pick up the phone when I'm about to draw.
And no one is entitled to continually live in an unchanging, ungrowing, ever-appreciating in value community that is the same as 1970. We all live in a society. Though I am sympathetic to your argument too. Not everyone can live in manhattan and it should be more expensive.
No need to apologize! Just clarifying, we have an unusual approach so the onus is on me to be understood.
Farms use a huge percent of the water I think 85 or 90 percent which has increased over time and they basically get it for free.

We shouldn’t have to super-subsidize farms. If there is a water crisis, the farmer should also help.
> Since landing in New South Wales, 4BBRW’s tracker has intermittently gone offline, which is common as birds rest because their feathers can cover the solar charging panel.

So surprising you can run a GPS on a solar panel of about 1cm2 (my estimate), see picture in article
I see a stupid principle in nature. Never let any system deviate out of the mean.

The sooner you invest in restoring good habits, good spirit, even if life sucks even if you dont feel like it it really is the shortest path to normalcy. Once you're too far off the middle there seems to be no end to the bottom, thing only get worse, and your brain stays in negative rationalisation mode potentially forever. Also our minds are very relativistic and you can always find a reason why your pain is impossible to fix.

I think we share the same conclusion.

Especially about benefits of the somatic path.
Market based solutions are great for fungible things, where it's kind of easy to setup a healthy market, where competition between sellers actively contributes to having better products, that serve the buyers better.

Housing has the big problem that it's a monopsony market. For that actual plot/lot of land there is only one seller.

Yes, nearby plots are kind of fungible, but when the same incentives drive the price up everywhere you run into the problem of having a market in a pathological state. It's impossible to add new sellers, the barriers to entry is too high (eg. you can't create new land there).

This doesn't mean that forcing communities to change is the best solution, but if they want to remain frozen in time they should pay for that privilege. (Eg. they should buy the land around themselves and/or the air rights so they can control new developments to exactly zero, ie. in their case by keeping everything static.)

After all this kind of proscription on change depresses the value of individual plots, because if someone would like to sell their plot they only can sell it to folks who will keep the existing house (or at best build a very similar one there), which is a strictly smaller group of potential buyers, than were new developments allowed.
1) Inform the customer beforehand. Give them the option of waiting.

2) Give then a discount of some kind.
We're seeing a massive demographic shift to single person households all across the first world countries from Canada to Korea. But for some reason the housing market is still geared towards families.
Yoga, massage, Wim Hof method, saunas, acupuncture, water fasting, hiking, etc.

And then there are a number of plant medicines (or other chemicals/entheogens like MDMA, ketamine, Ayahuasca/psilocybin/DMT, kambo, hape, etc) that temporarily alter your sensitivities, your connection or experience with sensory systems - which in part can be healing due to providing you a strong new perspective via the contrast and memory of that contrast opening up new possibilities - leading to the opening of your mind and heart; Ayahuasca and other are also known to have compound(s) in them that perpetuate or facilitate neuronal growth, meaning new pathways more rapidly being able to form, allowing possibility that if deeply entrenched, stuck in say a state of depression, new pathways and logic gates can or will open; this is where the current spiritual-ceremonial-psychedelic community fails currently, in adequately supporting the integration work - as with temporary separation from ego (arguably eventually possible to lead to ego death or ego dissolution) you can tap into unhealed/unprocessed emotional trauma that's been being suppressed at or fully since a childhood trauma (that you likely didn't beforehand understand as being traumatic) - which you may be able to process partly to fully on your own - but you may have extreme difficulty at some point, or not have the precise guidance to allow you to quickly get passed a block; for example there's a specific sound therapy developed nearly 70 years ago in France that is perhaps the only therapy to unblock a certain type of energetic flow/processing block. And in my own brutal experience with healing to reconnect to my body, in the process of opening my mind and heart, I also reconnected to my physical body and the immense level of physical pain from injuries I had accumulated throughout my life - now 38 - the pain level being overwhelming for my nervous system only soon after getting LASIK eye surgery 7 years ago, the damage caused to everyone's corneas that get it as the corneas can't heal properly contrary to the propaganda by the industry - where it was LASIK that finally "broke the camel's back" - initially causing a strong tension and pain down the right side of my neck, along with a strong-constant general agitation, but where that evolved to central sensitization and hyperalgesia - a hypersensitivity to pain, where all sensations in my body were amplified to 100% of my mind or consciousness' ability to perceive pain - severe enough that my executive function has been fucked for the majority of the last 5 years; it's been a rough 5 years, to say the least, however as I've had dozens of stem cell treatments to heal all the sources of pain, injuries, I've gradually been able to reduce the severity of dysfunction and limitations that pain has put on me - though I have more work to do - I'm able to more often to connected to hope.
`dotnet new` is not a tutorial.
That does not fly in the way I initially presumed it does.
Did you actually try the alternatives? If we're talking about dotnet specifically, then Rider? It's miles ahead of VS in every way that I can think of. I don't personally know a single dotnet developer who kept using VS after trying out Rider for a few weeks.
Incredible navigation skills too, though not quite "perfect" the paths seem to have occasionally some fairly large deviations

Nature's benchmarks for economy of resources are still so very far ahead from anything human made
When the land value is high enough relative to the structure, the costs to tear down and build are a footnote. It makes sense to tear down and get exactly what you want.
The Icarus trackers weigh 5 grams.
https://www.icarus.mpg.de/28874/sensor-animals-tracking
See the 'technolgy' sub headings in the menu for more info.
To be fair, on Linux, getting started with dotnet is actually easier than other languages. The packages provided by Microsoft allows to install multiple version of dotnet side by side and then you can choose which one to use project by project. This is a big improvement compared to rust or python where you have to install and learn third party tools.
This is not a argument, this is just contradiction.
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> All they have to do is piss of a billionaire with delays one to many times..

...and nobody will follow their lead [as quickly as you comment seems to suggest].

I've just come out from a discussion with a customer (young guy, circa 30, not a "boomer"), head of a major wastewater treatment plant in my circa 4 million ppl. metro area...he doesn't trust software, he would rather put relays everywhere and go on like that.

The problem is not only the velocity of those who produce the systems, it is also the mentality at the end users' side.

This is why I say that the transition will be slower than it could be; there are so many parts involved.

If it only were a problem of "rate of innovation produced per unit of time" I would 100% agree with you (and not only 50% as I do :-) )

(BTW, any industrial automation person living in Northern Italy: be wary when working for the company whose name is like "ZIP code" in Italian, there is lots of work to do there, but the technical org is suuuuuch a mess)
Its no different than the craziness of angular or node or react. All of them follow that pattern now.

I ended up ditching visual studio and solution files though. Vscode and the dotnet cli are a good compromise and arguably more productive than trying to discern what some visual studio wizard just did to your code.
> setting the world record for the longest continual flight by any __land bird__ by distance

What do they mean by land bird?
Joining an early stage company is also a shot at advancing to senior roles very fast (or at all) compared to joining an established company.
How's that? Because it's going to be basically impossible to single out this variable in a kid. First, not all 'screen time' is the same.

You see the traits in a kid you know has unlimited screen time and ascribe that to the screen time and not the other parenting decisions that lead to those traits. For example, screen time as a babysitter, only TikTok or mobile games, never talking about their screen time, etc.

There's likely kids you don't think have unlimited screen time that actually do, but because of other parenting decisions, it doesn't result in the same traits. For example, encouraging their kid to read with their screen time (books are on kids tablets now), watch science videos, talking to their kids about what they're doing with their screen time, doing screen time with them, etc.

This is why psychology and sociology studies are so hard, because it is almost impossible to isolate a changing variable in testing.
Also music (making or actieve listening).

Outdoors activities that might not quite be exercise, but that offer sounds, smells, feelings such as the wind in your face.

Exercise is extra nice because it tends to occupy the mind, keeping dark thoughts out. But things like playing music or drawing can offer similar escapes from thoughts.
What type of tracking tech would they be using?
Satellite uplink?
That's true. Splitting or opting out of that leaves you with only one shared resource. Given that you still have that shared resource, is changing the other one worthwhile? I have no opinion on that.
I've never used nix, but it sounds interesting. What getting started guide would you recommend? Ideally one that has all these "insider tips" that you offer, so that I learn to use Nix "properly".
For those lacking context - Great Replacement[1] is a conspiracy theory about how white people are being replaced by non-white people on purpose as a form or "long-term genocide". It is very popular with alt-right and neo-nazis and in most variants, "the Jews" are the ones behind it.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Replacement
If newcomers were 50x the number of Neanderthals, then 2% is normal.
Frankly, ASP.NET is just too full of magic.

I forget sometimes how bad and confusing it is because I'm still mostly using NancyFx, which has a much simpler and explicit way of defining routes.
Only if you already bought and are selling today. If you are buying today you should assume. The chip issues will be solved in a few months and cars return back to normal.
> If apple is charging app developers more than they should be, those apps can have their own billing page and manage the billing and let the user decide how they want to pay for it.

The problem is that on iOS apps are forbidden from telling their users that this is an option.

It's not much of a fair market if one of the items have been removed from the shelves and you have to specifically ask for it and the price.

Is it fair if Spotify and Netflix are charged a 30% tax on Apple's platforms when Apple's services arent?
Angular 12 and .net are nice to use imho. Make services in .net and typescript and angular front end. Perhaps a nice way to get started for web developers.

I suppose you need Entity framework and linq as well to make a full application.
Argument better instead of dumb personal attack. I've used/tried a bunch of languages: C, Erlang, F#, PHP, C++, Java, JavaScript, OCaml and Ruby and all had more steps to create and run an executable. Only PHP and JavaScript are simpler if and only if not using any framework.
It’s important for a startup founder to accept that you can't control everything
Sea birds can fly for longer. For instance an albatross.
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Yeah, let's spread this out-of-context take on depression from someone who is not a mental health professional.

Fucking bullshit.

Depression lies to you. And, once you live with it long enough, you know it lies to you.

You know that the voice that tells you that nothing is worth doing is not speaking truly.

You know that the voice that says that there's nothing, absolutely nothing that will ever bring joy to you, and that there is nothing to look forward to, neither tomorrow nor any time in the future - you know it's not speaking truly.

You know that the voice that tells you that you are worthless, that you are a burden, that you are nothing but a disappointment and a waste of everything that was given to you, and everyone would have been better off if you removed yourself from that equation because all you do is let everyone else down - you know that that voice is lying to you.

Often enough you know it's lying, in particular, about you being not just unworthy of love, but inherently unlovable because people who love you tell you they do, and you know they are speaking the truth.

You know that voice is lying, and yet you believe it, you believe it as strongly as anything can be believed, and you wave away everyone else.

That's the bitch part of depression: you can't logic it away. You know your brain is sabotaging you, and you just roll along until, for whatever reason, you can't anymore.

And yet even after bouncing up from that abyss, the next time you end up there, that voice will sounds as convincing as it ever did.
They never went away. Depending on batteries for headphones is stupid.
Technical progress driven by financial incentives from large industries.
Visual Studio and Rider/Resharper has that for C# too.
Exercise, walking around, being outside in nature, cooking and eating proper meals, sex, cuddling.
> EF as an ORM is a disappointment

How come? It's one of the few things I'm really missing since switching most of my development work away from dotnet. EF Core + LINQ give you type-safe and very compact queries. I don't think there's anything similar for Hibernate, for example: there is JPA Specification API with metamodel generation. The idea is very similar, but with much more boilerplate.
Yeah, like Napoleon and Stalin.
Why not use github actions and github pages? Free and easier, all in one place with one account.
"Making it as easy to start as possible" means using IDE tooling. "dotnet new" etc. were bones thrown to Linux and Mac developers who don't have something as comprehensive as Visual Studio for .NET development.
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I imagine compared to water birds, such as seagulls.
Libertarians have effectively zero say in US politics generally. They have blogs. Trump and Bush Jnr couldn't care less about Libertarians.

However, the place with the lack of Zoning rules that appeals most to Libertarians, Houston, is doing pretty well.

Houston has seen an increase in population from 3.8M in 2000 to 6.4 M in 2020 and has a median house price of $285K.

https://www.macrotrends.net/cities/23014/houston/population

https://www.redfin.com/city/8903/TX/Houston/housing-market
> Early indications suggest the highly complex and somewhat controversial system consists of two levers mounted on the rear of the frame. The longer of these two levers operates the rear wheel quick-release retention mechanism. The shorter lever guides the bicycle chain across a revolutionary four sprocket cluster on the rear freehub.

An interestingly early example of a dangerous “dark UI”.
Households with two or more incomes are more likely to be able to afford real estate than single-income households - both in absolute income levels as well as in economic crisis where it is less likely all family is losing their all of their income simultaneously than a single person..
The link is weird. What is :99 at the end of it?
Is .NET still a thing?
I used it about 13 years back and it was basically a rip off of all the open source projects at the time.
Hopefully it has matured since then.
Don't cut out when it's "silent" to save battery power, thereby making your music shit when it gets quiet.
I think I read something about some birds being able to sleep with only one hemisphere of their brain at a time, similar to dolphins. The common swift often spends months at a time without touching ground.

And lots of birds perform marvelous feats of long-range navigation, storks, for example, travel thousands of kilometers each year to return to their nest for breeding.

They are amazing creatures.
What's the record here? For instance swifts can fly for 10+ months without landing.
Not illegal, but the red tape makes it not worth it. A few manage anyway, but you need a legal team if you want to make money.
"Pessimists, on average, are probably smarter than optimists. They're also poorer."

Given the complexity of the universe, it pays to be self-deluded...you may experience more failure than the pessimist, but you will most likely benefit from a completely chance encounter that works out positively, when the pessimist will have written off the outcome and lost out on chance.