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The term "spit and baling wire" is a well known (US/AU rural at least) expression to mean something that is working well enough but is fragile.
Love the amount of Anarchist thought being posted on HN lately. First people discussing Graeber recently due to the release of his new book, and now the Bread Book.
JVM's garbage collectors are at least a decade worth of effort ahead of CLR. I am talking out of my ass here, but from reading people working on large projects JVM has no problem chewing through multi-terabyte large heaps. The recently introduced collectors (Shenandoah and ZGC) even keep the same pause times (something like 99 percentile within 1 ms and 99.9 within 10 ms). The largest heap you might be able to use under CLR without ridiculous GC pauses and overhead is around 200 GB. Yes, value types and Span<T>/whatever lower the GC pressure, but not by a factor of 10×, and value types are coming soon™ anyway.

That's all of no use to me (I don't work on projects like that), but let's not just shove that aside.

I also don't really agree with this:

> look and wait and do a half-assed implementation of a lot of tried-and-true C# language features some years later

Loom looks like a much more interesting approach compared to async/await hell (I've done it enough to know). I like records and upcoming "withers" much more than { get; set; } (which is easy to write but promotes shit code) because of their focus on immutability. (Yes, I am aware of { get; } and recently introduced { get; init; }, it doesn't really help with the thing withers are trying to solve — copying most fields while replacing one or two values, keeping both the old and the new value immutable). LINQ? maybe, I miss expression trees in Java.
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You're not really correcting a wrong. You basically propagating the exact same logic they are. using racism/sexism to fight racism/sexism.
And F# is the single piece of the inner .NET which is truly community driven. And they have a vibrant community.
The biggest problem with Zelle is the low limits. I cannot send more than $2500/month. One time I paid a contractor about this amount, and then, well, I couldn't use it for a WHOLE month until the limit reset itself...

Very, very annoying. One of the many reasons I prefer crypto currencies. No one restricts me about what I can do with my money
> Remember to never press the big green button

One of my greatest fears :p I saw someone do that one time actually, and the door that the button opened was really slow moving and irreversible until it had completed opening fully. This was on a train, with all of the passenger seats facing the door in question. The guy that did it had to quickly pull his pants up and then stand there awkwardly while the door finished opening so that he could close it again.
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At this point, that list comprises North Korea, Turkmenistan, and a collection of microscopic islands in the South Pacific.

At least some of those are lying.
Same experience here. I recall hearing about him on HN a long time ago and read his book, which I attribute to helping alleviate chronic back pain.
Companies spend massive amounts on encouraging employees to exercise…. are you saying all companies have to do is explain exercise would reduce early mortality rates and then they can cut their fitness incentive spending while saving tons of money on health insurance?! That easy?!
Because I'm more than a bit skeptical about all of the groups jumping on the 'lets mint our own coin' bandwagon. The number of stories of scam coins is large enough that I'll take my chances with Bitcoin for the moment and see which ones of the others survive over the longer term. I'm also a bit allergic to being marketed to in the name of the class of product, 'stable' has certain associations that I don't think apply to any of the crypto coins.
I rode the bus, pre-covid. I'm wealthy and could easily afford to park at work with no noticable impact to my finances.

Is it so hard to believe that there are people who try to do the best thing for the greater good over their own self interest? Some folks, like me, choose a less comfortable experience because we believe in public transit.
As a Quebecois (abroad), I go through a few 250ml bottles a year. It's not something you'd drink by the litre, but it does go in everything.
1) Even if you disable location access to iOS system services, you cannot get your location without also sending that location to Apple. https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/location-service...

2) You're right. It looks like it's possible to set up an iOS device without an Apple ID, but you obviously won't be able to install any apps. I couldn't find a list of what does work if you don't enter an Apple ID during setup.
>This is all great if the currency between the buying and business is the same (ie, USD to USD), but still does not fix transactions between entities of different currency types.

When trying to send about $2000 from the US to Canada earlier this year, I found that the cheapest and fastest method was to do it via BTC (and within Coinbase, so free).
Yes the 5D classic, that camera had something my other camera never had.
It will only talk to Swiss people but we have an app called Fairtiq that makes taking a ticket for public transport super easy. You basically swipe in when you enter the bus/train/boat and swipe out when you arrived at your destination. It can be many changes or hours later and the right tickets are bought for you behind the scene.

On the topic of transportation, the official app for the Swiss transports (SBB CFF FFS) is also a joy to use: input your start and destination and you have your minute-by-minute travel plan with changes. It's fast, precis and tells you about alternative and delays if needed.

It sounds like a marketing post but I just realized how grateful I am to have to travel around. (I have no car)
There are lots of things that can be run over by a car. Grass for instance. Sand. And so on. The property 'able to survive being run over by a car' only starts to have value when it is coupled with other desirable properties. Jelly doesn't normally have many of those. There must be a better way to describe material properties besides being able to be run over by a car. It's a bit like picking something that sounds impressive but without context it is next to meaningless.

The article goes into some more detail that describes the material properties a lot better than this, and I think the article would improve if the title claim would be left out of it. It is just a click bait thing that doesn't convey any useful information.
Everything is finance now. Why not? That's where the real money/power/influence lives.
More "pray the pain away" bullshit.
I do have leatherman skeltool and I love it
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I bought one for each family member.
I’m sorry, but what aspect of the context has been missing from the reporting? There was nothing in the post that you shared that I haven’t read about elsewhere in western media, with regards to the facts.

That is, except perhaps for the emotional anguish that the poor woman was feeling, which can only really be discerned from her writing. The pain that led her to write this simply cannot be expressed accurately except through her own words.

Is that what you meant? That the western media has not painted a sympathetic enough picture of Peng Shuai? That the media has been too deferential to the Chinese government in not giving her voice a platform?
From what I understand, the bottleneck isn't the port, it's that there isn't enough capacity to remove goods from the port at the moment.
What a fascinating experiment that would be. I’d imagine the majority of people would have no idea what to do without the internet for days. Does my remote job e been exist? It would be surreal
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I looked at the C++ version, but after you built a form, and started hooking up events, there was orders of magnitude more boilerplate code staring you in the face, and it wasn't something that you could edit without breaking things.

In pascal, you could edit the form, or the source, and nothing broke. There were also far fewer lines of code required to do something.
> are all things that sincere people truly are suffering from...that may be mainly psychological/psychosomatic

The back pain being cause by physical issues is not exception.
The doctors and physiotherapists that wrote articles I read, had talks I has seen and the ones people I know visited never mentioned that. Instead, they recommended to fix the posture a set of "exercise" routines for rehabilitation. They also explained back damage as a mechanism.

And those actually worked. Back pain can be very often helped, if you fix posture and do rehabilitation. It is not exception for it to be purely physical.

The moment you claim it is psychological, the people who have fixable mechanical issue, won't get any help. And that help, quite apparently, actually makes difference. And not just with back pain.
I'm 30 and quit the field indefinitely because working from home feels like an enormous backward step.

I spent most of my childhood in my bedroom grinding to make a better life and "get out" of the small town I grew up in.

I got there, and after a few short years the world decided to retreat to their bedrooms.

I enjoy riding the Tube, or cycling, or walking. I enjoy driving too. I enjoy seeing people on busy high streets, I enjoy chatting / playing card games over lunch at work, etc.

I never made work my entire social circle, my colleagues were always colleagues, I have other avenues for that.

There's also the whole "corona theater" element, with people pretending that they don't want to come in because they'll die or whatever, which might have made sense for a month or two in March last year but now is just a sign that you're dealing with someone who is either deliberately lying or just has no understanding of the situation.

I genuinely think that WFH for the vast majority is just a step towards the dystopia of having people live in endless tower blocks somewhere, plugged into a wall with a VR headset and a nutrition drip. It'd be more efficient and convenient.

But I don't want to be efficient. I could maximize my efficiency by jumping off a bridge.

That ain't life.
Honestly, android M was the peak of mobile experience and it has only degraded since.

The one plus 3t is the best phone I've ever used. Close second is the nexus 5.

It's a difficult question because you don't really think about things that work seamlessly in your life, you think of the ones that have UX sticking points.
The point is that SEPA direct debits are revokable. And by revokable, I mean they are revokable up to 13 months after a transaction. How easily it is depends on your bank : on some banks you need to send a paper letter, on one of my banks, you need to contact the customer service, on the other, reversing a SEPA debit can be done with a simple button on my web interface.

SEPA push, whose are, by definition, manual actions from yourself via the web interface of your bank are not reversible. But that’s probably not the most frictionless method so it’s rarely used other than people to people transactions, between your own bank accounts, or for really big purchases like buying a car.
I think you're reading more into my comment then is there. I didn't say anything about forcing progressive exercise or GET, CBT may not be widely effective but there are other forms of talk therapy not mentioned in your links, and your CureTogether link is self-reports, which also shows meditation as one of the most successful. And I'm a bit offended, you know nothing about my relationship to those in my life with CFS, I obviously don't tell them "it's all in your head, get some exercise", I just wish they'd be more open to different possibilities.

I think CFS is likely a complex ailment, probably really several different things grouped together because of similar symptoms. Some of the people with what we call "CFS" may have some kind of post-viral syndrome, some may have a genetic disease, some may have depression/anxiety/stress, some may have a combination. I think the real error is stated pretty well in one link I found (somewhere in one of your links): "We now have evidence confirming what millions of people with this disease already know, that ME/CFS isn’t psychological," - to say outright that a disease that isn't yet well understood is absolutely not psychological is dangerous. CFS isn't measles or diabetes, we simply do not know the full cause(s) yet, period.
They literally have you go through "Worry Less, Live More: The Mindful Way Through Anxiety Workbook", so it's at least building off of it in some way. Mindfulness with a pain-oriented focus is not new.

Looking at their patient groups on Table 1, it seems MBSR and Usual Care had participants with more spinal injections and surgical interventions. MBSR and Usual Care have higher "Pain bothersomeness" scores and "Roland Disability Questionnaire Scores" at the start.

It's a very small-scale pilot study. I am very skeptical it's not a ploy to try to sell his books.
I hope they’d make a lot more than $100/hr doing a concert. Otherwise they sound like, you know, a local band without any real following.
Do you use Epic privacy browser?
amazon linux is BETTER than rhel in that regard.

AWS has a secret weapon in compliance - its called AWS Artifact. most compliance certifying agencies will pass-through accept AWS Artifact reports.

No technical reason. Just sheer Amazon muscle i guess.

https://aws.amazon.com/artifact/
» any reasonable Android device lets you disable far more tracking than iOS

I have used Android for a decade now. I recently got a Poco X3 pro. Having had a chance to use MIUI, I immediately unlocked the bootloader and installed Lineage. Nobody uses open camera. I joined a telegram community and installed Google Camera which allowed me access to things like night mode and wide angle lens. If I wanted to use purely AOSP, I'd lose access to the wide angle lens on my phone as far as I can tell.
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I just got a new pram, the Baby Jogger city elite (sort of a cross between a stroller and a pram but I call it a pram), as a general rule I find prams badly designed and this does have some things that I think could be improved, but two things are really superior on it: the locking mechanism, and the folding mechanism.

The Locking mechanism is the less impressive but still useful, most locks on a pram are done by the foot and you have to push down on a bar or some other lock near the wheels and then when you want to start you need to kick up on them. Fair enough, although obviously now you are putting your locking mechanism near the area most likely to get dirt and rocks in to wear it down, and other potential ways it can be damaged.

Furthermore since you are using your foot to lock and unlock it can be something of a hassle because let's admit it, most people are not very
good at manipulating things with their feet.

The city elite locker is by the handle, you can pull it up to lock, pull down to unlock. That's nice. You can easily see if it is locked, because it's at hand level not down at foot level, you use it with the part of your body most people use for manipulating objects - the hand - and finally it is unlikely to be damaged because you ran over some big rock.

The folding mechanism is the impressive part, in the middle of the seat is a thick strap with some instructions on - I think it says 'Pull up to fold' but I'd have to go down to check the exact wording. When you pull up by this strap magnets on the sidebars of the pram are released somehow and the pram folds in half automatically.

Yesterday I had to take a taxi with it, when the taxi driver saw this action his eyes bugged out and he laughed and said "now that's smart" (in Danish though) he commented on how he had a lady the day before who could not figure out how to close her pram and mine was so easy. Indeed some of our previous prams have been so irritating to fold that my wife generally left it up to me to do. It is equally easy to unfold.

Everything has a downside, and this ease of folding means that sometimes you can be doing something with the pram and accidentally start the folding process, but because it is easy to unfold you can stop it as you feel it starting and put it back right. Believe me, this sounds more irritating and problematic than it actually is but I figured I should note it anyway.
This comment seems correct. No commits in years [0], but more telling is issue #441 [1]:

> Q: Is nodeOS an abandonned project?

> A: Unluckily, sort of. I've tried sometimes to retake it, but work has absorved me so much that don't have time to engage on long-term side projects, and size of NodeOS itself give me a lot of respect. Obviously this has not been the only problem, I failed to communicate and delegate some work to the community, although they were willing to do so. If only I could get some extra motivation to retake it, like some funds or something, or at least to focus myself on the project and get over to my fears... :-/

So, it seems that it's stalled and with some love it might be able to be resurrected. But even the issue report is over 1 year old.

[0] https://github.com/NodeOS/NodeOS

[1] https://github.com/NodeOS/NodeOS/issues/441

edit: formatting
> Is there motive behind this comment other than to smear "the green movement" with a wall of text inherently hard to argue against in its massive entirety?

This is a strange way of saying "Yes, you make a lot of good points I can't argue against, and you should feel bad for doing that." followed by a no true scottsman fallacy.

Yes, the green movement is not perfectly homogeneous and of course they are not all the radical bomb throwing types, but they protect and defend those radical groups and don't police their own movement to try to deradicalize it or to make it more scientific.

You don't see is greens condemning other greens for being too radical or insufficiently scientific. The condemnation only goes in one direction -- not being radical enough and not supporting unscientific agendas (anti-nuclear, anti-logging, pro-recycling, plastic straw bans, etc).
> I note that that Javascript and perl have same ability.

And it’s widely considered horrible.
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Figured it was relevant here.
Mediocre performance compared to what?
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There is only anecdotal data that parachutes save people falling from airplanes.
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Avahi often seems like a mixed bag. Sometimes it Just Works, but other times it doesn't---one of the big pain points of zero-configuration systems has always been opacity and difficult troubleshooting. For example, it's not at all unusual for well-meaning consumer network appliances to monitor and interfere with IGMP ("IGMP snooping"), ostensibly for performance reasons, but then unintentionally break mDNS. It can be very hard to figure out that that's what's happening when your printer just isn't showing up. In general distributed systems tend to be a pain to troubleshoot, but especially so the zero-configuration efforts since they often try excessively hard to be completely invisible.
idk? if you have a choice about how this will work for your software, you can chooce not to create huge incentives against expertise.
It's not your job to tell Microsoft what they can and can't work on or what services they provide.
> Javascript and Perl are different in that they allow a variable to change it’s type by reassignment

That is orthogonal to the issue at hand.

> Weak/strong typing and dynamic/static typing are different axes.

And perl and javascript have both, and the weak typing is what gets criticised the most, and what causes the most issues.
I have a bunch of ETF on the following markets: USA, Europe,Japan,China,Sud Corea and Switzerland. 55% are bonds and 45% stocks. Yesterday it lost 2,5%.
I was relatively unlucky because I started to build this new portfolio two weeks ago.
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Atleast you don't get a fortnight installer preinstalled that cannot be removed. Looking at you Sony.
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yep. its difficult to understnd and people are scared.
the jokers at the top aren't helping things. switch them off.
This is a very European attitude. IDK what it is about Europe, but the pervasive business mindset seems to be to jump to the conclusion that things aren’t possible before even brainstorming the options. Nothing is ever possible in Europe. A bookshop can’t possibly compete with Amazon in France (despite damn near every small town I’ve visited in the US having a successful independent bookseller) without government help. European businesses could never succeed because Americans sell ads. Stop making excuses for businesses and actually try to compete.

Options for EuroTube:

- sell ads with a focus on European content
- sell privacy
- sell better creative control and/or get really great at microsubscriptions
- sell in-country hosting of content
- sell as a “green” hosting alternative
- sell better software with a better experience/creator tools
- sell better streaming (compete with Twitch)
- sell region-specific hand-curation

There are competitors to YouTube that are successful, there are competitors that have created new categories, etc.

Heck, it doesn’t even have to really be all that competitive, at least give Europeans an equivalent-quality option and the impetus to buy local/but European should be enough to carve out a niche.

Stop. Making. Excuses. For. Businesses.
I was thinking of adding gold to my portfolio but believe the evaluation is too high right now.