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I think the issue is both the commanding tone most of the time that the commenter who submitted the claim somehow must do the work of finding a citation and posting it as proof. But what _is_ a citation after all? Just someone else saying the same thing. The problem is, then we can't have original ideas as those would be first thoughts. Also, just because a citation can be provided doesn't make it true or false.

So it comes off as if commanding to provide a citation is purely used for shutting off the commenter. Just the tone 'citation needed' contains the implicit assumption that the citation is _needed_. No it's not. Whoever asks it is simply using higher authority as a weapon, because often, it's impossible to provide citation. And even if it is possible, it requires significant time-cost. This is a forum, not a dissertation. Let's discuss the merits of the idea instead.
What happens if a neutrino interacts with something?
So they’re teenagers
So the only good games of diplomacy I’ve had were with other strategy gamers, where there was no pity or misunderstanding - we all wanted to win. The game is naturally self balancing in a sense, weaker players have some utility so they tend to get strung along as puppet states. By the end of the game, we just respect what likely crazy shenanigans the winner pulled, then go eat together and dissect.

That said, I’ve been roped into diplomacy games with RPG groups, which tend to go south long before any real double-crossing occurs. After about two turns, someone is already dead, people are realising there’s another 7 hours of doing the same thing over and over, and the game gets abandoned.

If you want to strengthen friendships with games it’s important to pick the right games. Playing diplomacy at work would… not be a great idea. It would be like suggesting murder-and-incest-sim CK3 over a family zoom call.
It's not surprising people are unaware of this. Part of the pitch was that these vaccines could be updated as easily as software and be rolled out quickly to combat whatever variant.
Wouldn't those death be validated against the actual database of vaccinations, and not the persons vaccination certification?
For how long? Or to what temp?
I think we may be looking at the same thing from two very different perspectives and that is perfectly fine.

<< What's the existing complaint?

Hmm, where do you want to start? There is a reason beyond pure propaganda that makes two sides of US political spectrum ( I do not believe it is that simple, but I am simplifying for the sake of the argument ) opt for private instead of public whenever it is a viable option.

Why is that? Is everyone racist/classist/elitist? Obviously, the answer is not simple for anyone willing to consider the reality for what it is.

But lets start back at the beginning. What is the complaint? Right now, it is the simple fact that parents are not just not being listened to; not just not being heard; not just being ignored. They are actively being treated as a threat to the system.

Is that acceptable?
Pathetic. If you’re going to stand up to the government, stand the fuck up! Don’t hide like a rat.
Australia’s been brutal with respect to anyone trying to arrive without a visa via boats. The charters, cruises and mega-yachts have no issue but the refugees and asylum seekers have a lot of effort out into preventing them getting close enough to Australian shores that we have any legal obligations to help them get the rest of the way.

I wonder how similar the UK are being in terms or Pr argument and international law…
> In psychology, theory of mind refers to the capacity to understand other people by ascribing mental states to them. These states may be different from one's own states and include beliefs, desires, intentions and emotions.

Pretty much this. Very few can explain the what-how-why in a fool-proof way.
I've been making coffee on moka pots (both aluminum and stainless steel) daily for the past 30+ years and I have never experienced the problems you are talking about. On the contrary: I've tried a number of other coffee makers (french press, aeropress, percolator, …), but after a short time I wall always return to the moka pot.

Just now, because of this thread, I have ordered a Kamira Espresso maker. We'll see how it goes.
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It would make sense for Rust to sponsor this contest.
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I consider the internet an external brain I reference (mainly through Google search). I've done this for decades. At some point systems like linux got so complicted and changed so rapidly it didn't make any sense to store information in my head if it was already stored and easily fetched externally.

Much of my ability in using internet information comes from being able to rapidly prune what I can tell are incorrect answers ("do this to systemd to fix that problem" when systemd isn't related to the problem because on OS whatever, they disabled that feature) while discovering the one random answer that has the deep, non-obvious fix.

Now, in terms of interviews. I'm not looking for people to spit out information from memory in an interview, beyond some fairly basic reference information. I'm looking to see if they can apply the skills they have to solve useful problems better than other candidates.

I failed my first interviews at Google because I didn't know quicksort (the details of the implementation) off the top of my head; anybody who had memorized the code could have answered the question instantly. After later joining and spending 12 years as a software engineer, I can assure you: knowing how quicksort is implemented isn;'t helpful for the vast majority of SWE roles at Google. Knowing that quicksort can be faster than heapsort or bubblesort, but sometimes slower, is useful, and how to select the right library implementation and benchmark it with a good set of data is far more important.
The uBlacklist browser extension lets you blacklist domains from Google Search. See if that helps you.
Noob qestion, but I am interested: um "So why the heck they doesn't 'fusion'-react their stuff in a hu liquid?", and why isn't there an energy-surplus gotten from 'friction' ?

And yes, way back i read something about the (reversed) bernoulli-effect.

Any help ?
> bug ridden garbage

> expect to be treated kindly

Do you see why the first might make someone doubt the second?
Stop calling everything a ponzi scheme. This does not resemble a ponzi scheme in almost any way. There is more than one type of scheme in the world.

This is much closer to a pyramid scheme or just a contained economy with really bad incentives

For example the Ponzi scheme version of this would be if you told people you were going to make a game with crypto as currency and told people that if they give you money to invest you will make them money in the in game currency.

You would never actually make the game or the currency, you would just keep selling the promise of making the game to more and more people and then paying out the first people with the later people's money if they decide they want out.

That would be a real Ponzi scheme. Pure cycling of investor funds with no underlying product.

If mid way through you actually decide to make the game and attempt to sell real gameplay, it's no longer a Ponzi scheme, just a shitty company. (although based on the length of the preceeding time period, it's likely what you did was still classified as a Ponzi scheme at a certain point and you still have probably broken securities laws and have liability)

Unlike Axie in which people are creating revenue in the system by buying stuff and is at least hypothetically possible to be solvent, the true Ponzi scheme by definition can never be solvent.
The system costs money, and when state resources are tight because they're trying to handle catastrophic global warming, it's easy to imagine that money going elsewhere.

Just look at all the 'belt-tightening' that occurred after the financial crisis.Then imagine what's going to happen to the international economy when the fundamentals are continuously being smashed by extreme weather, mass displacement, crop failure, political instability, and war.
They did/do this. One of the big problems is competing with customers. i.e. you go from being a platform (Windows, Unity, Shopify, etc) to an aggregator (Amazon, Spotify, Instagram, etc) and your relationship goes from the small store to Shopify. Similar to how you might browse Doordash for "food", rather than look specifically for "Chipotle".

Upside of an aggregator is discovery/distribution. Downside is you rely on the aggregator for that discovery/distribution.

Rare for billion dollar businesses to be built on aggregators, not so rare for them to be built on platforms.
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Hey thanks for the explanation. That makes a ton of sense.
I can believe it. It has to be a monumentally good product, a 10x product in startup and VC parlance if you will, to replace the iPhone, just as the iPhone replaced the iPod and other non smart phones. If anyone can do it, it's Apple (or Oculus I guess, we shall see).
We had spare ribs with salt pepper and soy sauce. Best idea ever.
Basically yes, that's been my impression so far. "No one fucking tells _me_ what to do!". That, or deluded.
Maybe for me it was a bit different because my elementary school was in a lower class neighborhood and a bit behind the times ( they only gave me extra stuff in the last year ).

Compared to that, my high school was a big relief.
That sucks that people treated you like that, and I'm sorry you had to deal with that.

At my last employer, which was my first time as a manager, I helped to get HR to remove the requirement to have a degree from all job applications, as it was a major barrier to entry and preventing a lot of great candidates from applying. At my current job, I also don't care if you attended college, and removed it from requirements for my team.

I just care if you can do the job and you're not a jerk about it. I know many other folks in hiring positions who feel the same way, and some large companies are starting to rethink their degree requirements. Hopefully it becomes more widespread so folks don't have to experience what you have.
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Nope. Spatchcock it and then it will cook evenly.
Humans have broken a fundamental law of the ocean [Sheldon spectrum]
If you're going to oven roast your turkey, BRINE IT FIRST.

The single best turkey i've ever had came out of a Big Green Egg hybrid smoker thing, which is kind of ungodly expensive so I don't own one, but does an excellent job at cooking thick cuts and whole birds and the like.
“CCP good”
My family skipped the turkey and had steak instead.
I didn't say that education was really interesting in the UK, I was saying that the claims that the problems are foundational due to history are not true.

There is nothing stopping those educators with the ideas/resources/energy from doing everything the OP said doesn't happen in education. Having been to a UK school, I wouldn't have referred to teachers as academics, so that is a strange quote but for sure, I found many lessons quite tedious and I think there should be less excuses now because of the internet and much cheaper multi-media.
FreeBSD before 6 really wasn’t suitable for smp workloads even claiming to be. Right now as Netflix has shown their smp implementation is easily tweaked for application specific purposes.
At least in my dealings there be dragons in Linux smp. When openbsd really moped out of something like HT and is super pokey about stuff I always get a whiff something’s amiss.
Hey Zillow, I have your new mantra^^^
For anyone complaining about the length of the document, I suggested it as a shorter alternative to a original submission [0] where apparently a 212 page document was called a cheatsheet and in fact TCS Cheat Sheet was seen as too concise!

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27468908
Alright, mom! Sheesh!!
Turkey doesn't have to be dry, but the mass-produced modern Turkey (stuff like Butterball) is guaranteed to to be dry.
'patience' that's why these projects never get many things moving forward and those higher up in the project's hierarchy seem to contribute way more. Also this is why younger, hungrier contributors should avoid these types of organizations and why these orgs will suffer sooner or later from certain bias.

Ever heard of the quantity vs quality pottery story? You want to make mistakes and iterate on those to quality. Get the software working, then worry about styles and idiomatics. That seems lost on people nowadays.
We're there any actual timings attacks executed like this? I'm talking about stack "attacker => internet => reverse-proxy => app => database", not extracting data over LAN from exposed app.
I had to stare at the map for a minute before I found Michigan. They butchered the poor state!
My answer explained is: you were right the dark web is a high barrier, because there exist simple ways to overcome the certificate mandate - like bribery.
Browsers do exactly the optimization you're describing:
https://source.chromium.org/chromium/chromium/src/+/main:thi...

Both getElementById and querySelector are quite fast, down to the level of measuring individual branches in a micro benchmark. querySelector does have to do a bit more work to lookup the cached query and a handful of extra branches over getElementById, it's not scanning the document for an ID query unless you're in quirks mode though.
> Backpack funding of school choice. End the monopoly of government school districts determining how the money is spent. Let the market, and capitalism work its magic

The problem is that you need to define a minimum standard--look at the mess left behind by the coding bootcamps that weren't up to scratch. At which point you are back to the original issue.

In addition, everybody magically thinks that their child won't be the one that charter schools will exclude. The vast majority of parents will be in for a very rude awakening. If your child causes any trouble, they will be punted from the school very quickly and good luck getting into the next one.

A friend of mine put it best: "Having to manage just my own daughter's education through the lockdown was a nightmare. I can't imagine managing 30 students and their parents on a daily basis."
While your comment is needlessly inflammatory, you're right that this kind of behavior is considered "backwards escape" and is ultimately harmful towards the aims of dissenters. The right way to challenge totalitarianism is to build parallel structures (eg. stop supporting Windows by switching to Mac or Linux).
A lot has changed in 50 years. Before, most children had the time at home from two adults, now about half do, this must have a huge impact on behavior at school…
The trend for “one in a decade/century” weather events to happen more often than would be indicated by simple statistics is pretty worrying and it isn’t helped that statistics being what they are, people looking to deny evidence can push back with arguments about the distribution of a random sample not being related to its overall average over time.
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So walmart sends the next generation of milk as compared to the regular milk of mom & pop stores
Show HN: Customer Feedback Platform
Hi, a co-founder here.
Another iteration on the product we've built.
Every company now claims to be customer-centric. For example, do you talk to your customers? Where do you store your feedback?
Do you have a single place for all of your customer feedback?
We do. And moreover, we made feedback actionable.
1. Collect feedback
2. Analyze and prioritize
3. Ship improvements
4. Notify customers

And all this in one tool.
Thanks for your time!
Anton
Parents aren't allowed school choice in most situations.

This is on legislators banning students from getting an education outside their district, and banning or significantly hampering private education.
> when I realized this thing is definitely for sheltered rich people.

Isn't that a basic requirement of a luxury vacation?
Brining poultry is an easy practice to increase flavor and decrease drying risk. Soak the bird overnight in a gallon of water with half a cup of sugar, half a cup of salt, and some herbs/spices.
My girlfriends family made Peking Duck. I've been making mojo-marinated pernil (slow roasted pork shoulder) for years. This sandpaper Turkey thing just ain't it for me, and I'm not willing to drop $$$$ on a higher quality bird when my local butcher sells me pork on the cheap.
Nope. Dry brined my turkey 2 days in advance, which let the salt break down the stringy fibers in the breast, and let the turkey retain more water. Then put it in a wire stand and smoked it vertically (same orientation as beer can chicken but with a wire stand.)

The thighs took the brunt of the abuse from the heat source, and the vertical temp gradient in the smoker (and the orientation of the breast) ensured that the white meat cooked slowly and gently. The canal allowed its own updraft of hot air also, which cooked the turkey inside and out and let me pull it without having to wait for the “cavern of cold” to heat up. There was also no evaporative cooling in the vertical position like there is in the horizontal (usually a pool of liquid forms in the canal which causes me to have to really abuse the turkey with heat to cook it through. Not so in the vertical position.)

Pulled it with the breast at ~155 and thighs at ~167. Best turkey I’ve ever done.
In WordPress the string concatenation in SQL is normal, even on the very first example:

$results = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}options WHERE option_id = 1", OBJECT );

This is because the database tables aren't static, so one must add prefix to each table from a variable. It's horrible, it would have been far better if there was magic string like %PREFIX% to avoid that.

[1]: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/classes/wpdb/#usin...
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I mean, sounds like they didn't think you were good enough for the job and gave you some nice tips on how to shortcut not having the required experience.
Amen. We smoked some ribs.
Commies are not rare in Germany, they just don't call themselved commies.
Atacama,a distributed app proto based on tangle replication and IPFS
something fun to try out if you're interested in distributed networking and data solidarity.
With atacama you can post and attach images and comment on them. The stuff is distributed across clients, you could think of it as social media on top of bittorrent.

bug reports / questions / feedback very welcome!

Give this little android prototype a go. You can post pictures and add comments without accounts, ads and bullshit.
After one of my two turkeys was taken by a predator, we rehomed her sister because she was lonely and becoming aggressive with th hens. Because of that, we didn't have our traditional "turkey day" but they sent photos and she's doing quite well. She didn't get the same spread as last year but at least she has a companion. As there was a little rain over the last couple days, I'm sure she's at least a little damp.
> It supports Fupplets, which are applets written in Haskell.

Amazingly this browser is about the same age as Netscape.
The exception of Guantanamo is that it is geographically exterritorial. I’m sure other countries have intelligence and counterintelligence operations where you can be tortured and held without basic rights, just possibly not on a Caribbean island.
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That is exactly how use it too. For unique items which 100% will be once on a given page. CSS can be applied too however re-usability of css styles for a given component no more is possible but that is an agreed upon side effect.
No stores operate at a loss for 10 months out of the year.
The way I see it, the earlier telecom charges were bad foe those who are using lot of data / calls etc. So post Jio it has been made cheaper for the rich folks

Now it has affected the bottom of the pyramid users.

Daily wage labourers don't have 250rs to spend on telecom per month.

I paid a lot of money to telecom and half the times the calls dropped. So stop lecturing me about how good telecom networks in India really are.

And the only reason you're having no issues with this wide open loot is because you're rich. Look at the rest of the population.

P.s. you claim that I have a Jio sim and I'll never have one. I don't have a jio sim. How the heck did you reach to this conclusion??
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> Did Prussia really influence US education philosophy more than Britain did? I find that a bit hard to believe.

Yes, if only because the people (General Education Board: Frederick Taylor Gates; Massachusetts Board of Education: Horace Mann; medical schools: Abraham Flexner) behind all of the school boards were "convinced" of the efficacy of the Prussian/German systems -- having all personally visited them (but never for any long enough period to see their outcomes).

> My question remains - why is Prussian educational thought considered influential in the USA by the author, and no thought given to British educational thought?

Because both the U.S. and the U.K. did not have any wide-spread educational systems (the U.K. primarily had some religious schools) until the middle/end of the 19th century.

The reforms in the U.K. to get more schools were driven by the government, while the reforms in the U.S. were primarily driven by ex-unitarian preachers.

They evolved side-by-side, and by circumstance did not really have much influence on the other.
because you are a fuckwit and don't understand basic science....
I'm still figuring out how to build traction. I think the things I'd recommend at an early stage are:

1) get a mailing list signup (Mailchimp, ConvertKit, whatever) into your page STAT. Don't miss out on email signups because you think your page isn't "good enough". Let your users tell you whether or not your site is good enough - they will sign up if it is. I got on the frontpage of a relevant subreddit and probably missed 10-20 email signups as a result.

2) don't be afraid to talk about your project online, a lot. Tweet about it, blog about it, post to Reddit as much as you feasibly can.

I've been trying to fix that filter thing for weeks. Don't know the answer lol. Probably going to have to wait until I finish some backend junk and start transferring the frontend over to a React or Vue frontend.
I still use it a lot, particularly in unit tests and configuration. Take the tests of the CSV package, for example https://github.com/adaltas/node-csv/blob/master/packages/csv..., once you get used to its syntax, it is easier to read than plain JS. For Nikita, TypeScript would be appealing for code completion. In term of type checking, it will be double usage since all arguments are checked at runtime with JSON schema.
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I second this opinion about Wikipedia.
> Yeah but they’re not necessary for selection

wouldn't it be easier to select an item with ID than select one with a class name and then iterate over to find which one you want. I am talking about items which exist only once. I am still not clear on why not to use IDs in a page in your opinion.
No, the configuration is private. At this point, many of the tricks are well known, so you probably don't need to see my config to get a fast emacs. Here is a great starting point: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/f3ed3r/comment/fhicv...

The maintainer of Doom responded with a good list of improvements that he uses in his distribution to achieve fast startup. If you transplant all of them into your configuration, your startup time would probably be 1-2 sec.
I will always upvote APL/J.