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Interesting that you mention it. I'm much more versed in TS than in go or java for sure, but after some knowledge sharing sessions with devs in those languages, as well as Scala devs, I can say they all _can_ learn a thing or two about types from TS, even if they themselves are superior on the backend.

For example I was surprised to realise how TS took go's value based interfaces and applied it to java concepts. And added almost Haskel level type manipulation on top of it.

These are rather recent developments - last couple of years stuff, but in TS you can write things closer to higher kinded types, conditional / dependent types and all sorts of wizardry that can explain to the compiler what _exactly_ you want to accomplish, much more so than in Java or go. And you have a very cheery and down to earth language underneath to do it with.

Once you do, you almost don't need unit tests - you get the "if it compiles, it'll work" kind of feeling. I've had sessions of days writing TS code without ever running it once, completing a complex feature, then compiling it and having it work exactly as specified on the first try, it's bizarre.

Now I'm not saying you can't do that with go or java, its just that I have a feeling people are dissing TS for what it was 5 years ago, and haven't realised they've been passed over already.

TS's biggest downside compared to langs like Scala is that you can't use typescript types at runtime, where apparently Scala gets its more advanced features (implicits etc). Oh oh and if it ever gets pattern matching and algebraic effects ...

And if deno's creators play their cards right and fix the standard library, give us go's channels, scala collections or swift's actors ... one can only dream.
As I rewatch Dan's video, I do get the same feeling that you do. He doesn't give any examples of "good" diegetic explanations, only bad ones. So it seems as if he's not interested in rationalization of any kind. But he's not saying that rationalization is useless, he's just saying it can't defend against non-diegetic questions like "Why did the author choose to write so much violence?". Rational explanations are still useful because the viewer needs to understand what they're seeing. No media will be impervious to criticism no matter how rational it is, and that's okay because critiques and discussions are what make media interesting and help us understand the artist's intentions.
There is a single tea plant, grown in different regions, harvested at different times, and processed in different ways to white, black, green, matcha and pu err tea. I would presume there is no massive difference from the health side as they are largely the same. If in doubt get an organic green tea as green tea best preserves vitamines.

Then there are infusions of fruits, leaves, etc which are not strictly tea.

And there are the above teas with other plants or oils mixed in (e.g. jasmine flower, bergamotte, ...). As long as you don't add much sugar I doubt these have much different impact unless these are plants with known effects of their own (ginseng, ginko, lemongrass, ...).
I’m considering canceling my Netflix as well. There’s a ton of stuff but I find most of it unappealing. Much of the stuff I had previously put in my watch list has over time disappeared from their catalog. I think on average I find about one thing a month to watch there.

I’ve also been going to Prime to watch and often even rent movies. There definitely seems to be a more stuff from other decades there.

On the whole, there’s such choice paralysis with all the streaming services I have now that I waste a ton of time just bouncing around looking for something to watch.
While there are thousands of "herbal teas", just "tea" refers to beverages made with the Camellia sinensis plant. See https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tea
Do you mind if I ask how old you are? Just to give me some context
don't want to give up grinding beans, but I want to find an alternative to jamaican blue mountain so that my wallet stops complaining. Everything else seems hyper sour and acidic by comparison.
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There's a significant legal difference between keys and passwords in the US: you can't be legally compelled to divulge the latter. And I imagine that based on the principle of non-self-incrimination in other countries' laws, it may very well be very similar in other countries as well.
I think a good part of it not looking nice is that the sides are exposed and the stack has too much space between the layers. If you took care of those two problems it would look a lot nicer right away.
Semver will not save you.
> both in theaters and streaming

Yeah, but that was on HBO max. That had, at the time, less than 1/5 the users of netflix. Wonder Woman was clearly a marquee title designed to get signups, but that strategy is always risky and not super effective as a one-off - registration funnels are very hard. So, it's not as much a 1:1 comparison as you thought it was.

14.9 wonder woman streams * 5 increased audience = 74 mil. That puts it well within the realm of netflix' numbers. I mean obv that's not perfect because not everyone wants to watch it.

Also, using wonder woman as an example isn't great, because the general buzz on its release was that frankly, it wasn't a good movie. Critical and audience reviews suggest it's a markedly "less popular" movie than red notice.

The numbers are well within the realm of possibility. Although, I wouldn't be surprised to find out netflix is being very favorable to themselves - in fact, I'd expect it.
Help me understand the mechanism for point 2.

Why would lower rates lead to increased competition for labor? Or higher wages?

Increased wages follow increases in productivity. I can see lower rates spurring businesses to invest in equipment that would increase productivity, but the experience over the past decade has been quite the opposite: productivity growth has slowed despite historically low rates.
Just chiming in to say that these association studies are generally pretty useless. Good clickbait though.

On the other hand Mendelian randomization studies are a brilliant and actually useful way to explore such associations.
Sure. But even if the CPU doesn't interleave them in reorder buffer, you can do it. At least as long as the dependency chain isn't too long.

Even if the dependency chain is too long for the CPU (or you) to split it, the CPU can always run hyperthread while waiting.
> Huge dependency trees are bad pattern, plain and simple.

And what's the alternative? Do you write your own libraries to store and check password hashes complete with hash and salt functions? Roll your own google oauth flow? Your own user session management library?

It's madness on either side, the difference is `npm install` and pray allows you to actually get things done
"Post-2016 resistance culture" as the author puts it has produced extreme cringe, you have millionaire band members and DAs (literal agents of the state) wearing Star Wars "the resistance" pins. I don't think doing this is as clever or makes as much sense as these people think it does.
Shame typescript doesn't support flow-like mode where types can sit in comments – making whole file valid js. Not everything can be expressed with jsdoc types.
Her willingness to be used by the kings of the earth is mentioned in Revelations but that relationship ends disastrous: "And the ten horns that you saw and the wild beast, these will hate the prostitute and will make her devastated and naked, and they will eat up her flesh and completely burn her with fire." ( Rev. 17:16 )
> guerrilla in the room

I see what you did there...
It may require picking a different language with a different culture. JS badly needs a more capable standard library.
I don't see it. When is/was HTTP ever really extended? HTML/CSS/JS I could accept the analogy, and honestly I think HTTP only really won because of those. They had all the elegance and practicality of the PC[0], and HTTP was dragged along for the ride. The other thing they had in common was being at the right place at the right time, not to mention 'politically' acceptable.

[0] Not a compliment
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For example, when someone would bundle OBS with a virus and create a fake website with OBS logo and everything, one could sue them for c̶o̶p̶y̶r̶i̶g̶h̶t̶ trademark infringement. They would still be allowed to do that with FOSS software, but would need to create their own reputation.

Edit: Not copyright -> trademark
And what we have today (steeply negative real rates) is?
That's true, but I guess it will take some years until manufacturers leave behind the proven line-up of cheap mikrocontrollers like the TI MSP430. They're so ubiquitous in these applications, TI even provides a Electric Toothbrush Controller Reference Design if you want to have a look at it.
Whatever those are don’t make me feel great as a result of my addictions. Please let me just have this one , lol.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they haven’t. That would be the topic of another study.
> Beware - Emacs is highly addictive and it might easily consume years of your life!

I agree with that wholeheartedly. Don’t get me wrong—I love emacs and I’ll be the first to talk your ear off about it.

But it’s a hobby, and not necessarily worth the time investment compared with other editors, if you’re looking for something that “just works” and has all the modern features.
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The data will show that policy makers don't just look at the unemployment rate, they look at the underlying drivers.

And it will also show very few people actually make minimum wage and most of them are young teenagers.
That's actually a good thought.

I have a genetic disorder. A lot of my food preferences turn out to be "medicinal" so to speak for that condition.
Go for Earl Grey then to get your bergamot and tea at the same time.
coffee sensitivity is due to an enzyme difference, not anything cardiac-related. the enzymes in coffee-sensitive people break down caffeine more slowly, prolonging its effect.
Glitter nail polish is a recommended seal; and it's low cost and highly accessible.

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There are also lots of different cultivars of that plant and different ways of treating the leaves. Since they all taste different, one would have to assume that the chemical cocktail the brew contains is also markedly different. Whether or not that has an influence on the purported health benefits is unclear.
I was not making an argument at all.
Java’s works really well.

I think it makes other package managers look like a toy.
Freezing of subsoil is frequently performed during construction projects, for instance when building new underground tunnels in London. It sounds awfully expensive for a permanent installation, and raises questions about what happens if it's not maintained well or the power goes out.
I think you mean suing for trademark infringement (because FOSS has permissive copyright), or am I just confused?
I like the way you're thinking here, I think the limitations you mentioned with gemini may stand... for me it's kind of like the limitations generally speaking with markdown. Doesn't leave much room for doing stuff like parsing the raw data when they aren't in a hierarchical structure with xpaths you can target and stuff like that, it just throws out so much baby with the bathwater that I'm ready to scream infanticide.

Any thoughts on fast experimental protocols like warp data transfer [1] or fast and secure protocol [2] ? I know they're not exactly the most open things or wellsupported in terms of what you're looking for but I've been really wondering when we're going to start seeing pressure to relieve network congestion using stuff like this. I get that part of the idea of QUIC is generally to shift the optimization of network traffic from kernel-space (for example fq-codel or CAKE) into user space, but does it offer wider improvements on bandwidth usage outside of that?

[1] https://github.com/facebookarchive/wdt
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_and_Secure_Protocol
https://utteranc.es/ might take care of the comments.
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So, once upon a time I had the unpleasant job to fix a large neon display for a trade show the evening before the trade show. It was supposed to be the center piece and major attractor for the booth that it was meant for. The guy that built it was quite clever with stuff like that, he'd taken a nixie based clock and used the output from that to drive a bunch of very high voltage triacs to drive the primary of the transformers powering the neon tubes.

Unfortunately, the evening before the event the clock failed and I was left to debug it while the other guy went to have some dinner. The 'ground' that I connected my scope to was at minus many KV and the resulting spark and flash were bad enough to evaporate the crocodile clamp. I thought I had gone blind, but the power had gone out. And not just in that building. I stumbled downstairs and called the other guy who said that at his place the power had also just gone out. The good news: I wasn't blind. The bad news: a good chunk of Amsterdam East was without power. Not a good day. And we didn't get to bring our fancy clock.
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The most important difference a Usenet-like clients brings is per-message read/unread status, which is what enables long-running threads and discussions. Without most clients (most users) supporting such read/unread tracking, you won’t have long-running discussions, which changes the whole character of the medium.

Per-message read/unread status in practice requires keyboard navigation (or as an inferior alternative, paging with read/unread tracking like in web forums), which doesn’t work for mobile.

The lack of read/unread tracking is also why we don’t have long-running discussions on HN.

The only remaining medium with per-message read/unread tracking we currently have is mailing lists.
I found my worst co-founder from among my best friends. And I found the best one from a facebook group.

For the most part, I've found only bad cofounders, mostly from searching my own network. The idea of searching among your friends probably works if you've gone to Stanford and then work at Microsoft and have a top tier network.

Otherwise you'll probably have to deal with strangers. It's like hiring, there's a process. Build stuff together, sell it together. You'll see what their work ethic is. Metallica was founded via a newspaper ad looking for bandmates, so blind dating works. It's just that blind dating always has the worst odds.
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It’s quite hard to follow what you mean there so I’ll assume the extra detail is correct. If you wanted to model more detail think about the growth of the effect if those children have children. That really starts to drive down that percentage.

My point was to show roughly that worrying about the cost of productivity loss when having children is the only way to sustain human productivity doesn’t add up.
Longer than yours. Nixies are super solid.
I had that kind of router in Belgium.

Either way, just use your own router.
This is not correct:

- if there are multiple users per netflix account, you underestimate the total number of netflix users.

- if the total hour-count includes users that have only watched 10% of the movie, you over estimate the number of users that have actually watched the entire movie. (by counting in the ones that haven't)

In both cases you end up over estimating the fraction of netflix users that have watched the entire movie.

If you assume that there are two users per netflix accounts on average, and that 10 users out of 11 will drop the movie after 10% then your estimated percentage will be 4x higher than the real percentage. So, its probably more around 9-10% of netflix users that have seen the movie.
Hmf. I wanted to cobble together a little thing that could update the plan from a shell. Using curl, I can't get anything other than a 500 reply when posting to /login, even after storing and sending the cookie from an initial get request, retrieving the csrf token for the form, and matching all the headers from a normal browser session.

If anybody manages to get a working login with curl, I'd love to see the magic incantation you used.
That's going to be incompatible with writing interesting software on the web

Lots of people are writing interesting web software without these problems - the website you’re currently posting on is one example. So I completely disagree with this statement and think you need to examine your assumptions.

There is life outside npm.
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Why is CNN doing PR for a Middle Eastern dictatorship?
I think the reason is because corporate firewalls allow http(s) out to the internet, so everyone just used that, negating the whole point of ports in the first place.
You didn't make an argument for why it's a silly protocol. You didn't make an argument for why it is worse in every possible way than HTTP. You didn't make an argument for why we're better off having replaced everything with HTTP. You didn't make any arguments about they they are "pretty dumb."

Your entire post amounts to "I like HTTP" and "old stuff bad."
The simple solution would be to limit investment by income and savings and tax the winnings appropriately.

The real problem is that we need much more investment in ideas that are considered good/useful by some kind of democratic standard. This is a monstrosity of a puzzle to figure out. It would take a long quest transforming the questions it raises to the quality required and much effort in gathering usable data before any kind of possible answers (read 'bad') could be considered.
Norman Foster championed the Boeing 747 as a great building in a BBC TV special.

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2017 and 2019 were big Sierra snowpack years, double average. I don't mean this to be a comment on long term trends.
I was talking about the last paragraph, i.e. I was just pointing out that it's well trodden ground lest that OP accidentally wastes their time assuming they wouldn't be doing it for the technical challenge
Okay it was too long for me and I got side tracked. Is his opinion in the end that ivermectin helps if you have worms?

I got to the point where he talked about the studies showing no benefit were all from areas with low prevalence of worms and the studies showing benefits were all places with high prevalence of worms.
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OpenWRT does not work well with Broadcom devices in general. Some are supported (you can port it yourself actually) but most won't work.

Fortunately, it does work with Atheros, Qualcomm, MediaTek/Ralink and I think some other chips.
If you multiply the 5000 LoC each developer at your 10-person company wrote yearly by the tens of millions of Java developers in your previous comment, you get much more than half an (American) billion
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but what are applications of a hash function that returns the same word size as its input? Just obfuscation of the input?
I read that some studies have shown even decaffeinated coffee have health benefits. It's not only because of the caffeine.
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