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Thanks for the feedback, but I'm doing this to try to help game developers solve a major problem, half of the show HN and 100% of the launch HN are startups trying to make money anyways and the point you're trying to make never gets brought up.

Think about it this way - if it solves a very real pain point for developers, which is the primary demographics of this site, then why try to suppress that..?
I think the right girl will appreciate your ecentric nature. In fact girls want someone unique and esoteric that they have to unlock.

So just be yourself, keep the conversation light and more about her interests and you’ll gradually find that you’ll reach a flow state.

Pro tip- always helps to have some funny Tik Toks in your back pocket to lighten the mood.
> I don't believe there's any molecular mechanism

why does it have to be molecular and not just evolutionary? That's what a virus does for a living after all.
When in Paris, go to Jardin d'Acclimatation, somewhere near La Défense, métro 1 station Le Sablons and walking 5 minutes. The rides are a bit quaint and the park is a weird mixture of zoo, attractions and garden but the ambiance is great and my children loved it, we even went twice.
You'd have to use a very special Speedo in this example, though. One that filters microparticles out of the urine, keeping large parts the grossness inside.

Also, don't touch the outside!
Waiting for the content to make an entrance, before I can consume it, is so much fun! /s
But i guess we agree on one thing: Shoplifting a poor's shop is far more egregious than wall mart? Relative value of money does make sense. Its not just here but in crime too. Can you punish people who steals 1$ and 1 million dollar in same way? Bad behavior, stealing is not a binary to my eyes.
Resort towns should be considered more like cruise ships. I wouldn't expect a deckhand to afford a condo on a oceanliner, but if their labor is needed it seems its not an issue for the employer to provide housing. Plenty of industries provide housing for their workers. If housing is such an issue for labor to cover itself, capital should just pay for what its labor requires to exist. Somehow along the line we went from developing commercial properties with a second or third floor apartment along our mainstreets into properties devoid of any housing but perhaps plenty of space devoted to someone parking for twenty minutes. It's time we go back and enforce this stipulation on housing. Let's see the inevitable new starbucks in town manifest as a mixed use building instead of yet another drive through that bogs down another intersection.
Reading this list was interesting, and I feel compelled to share my own. Reading these books won't guarantee a great career. But on reflection, they did shape my world view.

* ANSI C, Ritchie and Kernighan. This was my first real programming book.

* Essential C++, Lippman. This book helped me move from C to C++, and I usually reread the series prior to interviews.

* Introduction to Algorithms, CLRS. I've read this cover to cover many times, and it motivated me to go to graduate school.

* Zero to One, Theil. This book made sense of the world of tech startups.

* The Innovators Dillema, Christensen. This book shaped my world view of how business should operate.
I'm a few years too young to have had this set, but I did have the Space Shuttle/submarine set (http://technicopedia.com/8480.html) and the red supercar with some flexible part (http://technicopedia.com/8448.html) and the pneumatic crane (http://technicopedia.com/8460.html). Was I spoiled? Sure sounds like it now.

I can only hope to give the same joy to my own kid some time i a few years
If you think about yourself as the cynical, pessimistic, humorless guy, then that is what you will project. Many people find passions fascinating, even if it's something they themselves are not directly interested in. But if it surrounded by a dark cloud, even the most relatable conversation topics will be draining. Misery loves company, and if you are a negative person you will only find other negative people in the long run.

Humor is a learnable skill, but it needs to be practiced with people. My number one tip in this area is that if a group doesn't laugh at a joke the first time, they will not laugh the second time. My observation of many awkward people is they over emphasize delivery in humor, and think that if they say the joke the louder the second time, then people will laugh. That is usually false. They heard the first time, and were polite enough to move the conversation forward while overlooking your faux pas. Don't expect that kindness a second time.

Social personality is just as hackable as any other part of your life, but people are afraid to do it because they feel like they will lose themselves. You might lose yourself, but you may just as easily discover a new self that you like much more. At that same time, those traits that you use to describe yourself may actually be symptoms of depression or other unresolved issues. Talk to a therapist either way, they can help with developing skills, and may help you resolve those things that force your thoughts to darker places. Changing takes a large amount of self-reflection that is next to impossible to do alone. Therapists are going to be a better resource than any quack youtube channel or self help guru peddling Sigma mindset or confidence building bullshit.

Finally, look to better yourself in all social context, not just romantic scenarios. People can tell you are being performative, and will notice that you act one way towards them and another towards others, and may see this as a red flag.
> customer's fault

I literally have no idea if I’ve ever been this customer and have no way of finding out from anyone who’s ever sold me a phone. They didn’t tell me information like this when I bought a random handset from Cingular at their store, or when I bought an iPhone directly from Apple.
Amazon test kits have nowhere the sensitivity to reach meaningful detection.

In my country the legal limit for water is 10µg/L, and these tests start detecting at 10-20 mg/L.
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As someone growing up in a smaller ski town in Norway:

Yes, it's an issue. But it's often far too easy to blame the new people or the tourists. Hating them while happily taking their money or needing them to fill work. I mean, without being a tourist hotspot, the town I'm from would have died. Towns close by without the same skiing opportunities struggle with all young people moving to study and never returning. So the population is ending up being very old and declining.

With that said, there are of course issues. But I feel our zoning laws have worked great. An area is either for cabins or primary residents. Those for primary resident, must have someone living there. The cabins don't. Thus there are two markets, one for those wanting the convenience of their own place to stay when visiting, and one for those wanting to live their full time. A house for full time is also in a different areas than the cabins, so you won't have lots of empty hosues as your neighbors.

This is reflected in the prices. A cabin is probably 2x-3x as expensive as a similar house. But that helps on not pricing the locals out. Of course, someone externally could buy a house as an investment and rent it out longterm, thus pushing the price higher. But at least that doesn't take away some housing for people living there.
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> you have to prove it is stable, profitable, and growing.

I just cannot imagine selling my business if everything was pointing upwards like that.. but people are different I guess
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In case someone from the company is reading, the current background blue color is quite harsh on eyes, especially when reading text.

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Hi all,

I wanted to share a little project I've been working on before/after work throughout Covid lockdown.

It's a 'sandbox' project for intermediate coders (or a playground for the more experienced).

A software project that is an actual real world production ready project, exactly like what you'd work on when you get your first engineering job. That means it includes things like build scripts, deployment configurations, metrics and graphs, logging etc...

The goal here is to give new engineers and environment to learn real world software engineering, without the pressure and expectations of the real world job. ie. an apprenticeship.

Once you've learned to code a bit you will need to see how to apply it on a real project. How to take bits of code that solve specific problems and turn that into a working product that you can iterate on, build and deploy easily.

The whole thing is open source and available here: https://github.com/Code-Over-Time/varcade_games

The project itself is meant to be simple to pick up and work with, but complex enough to showcase real world engineering challenges. I've also left some bugs in there as well as some code in need of a refactor for people to practice on.

There is a dev server where you can see the running project here: https://varcade-games.com (you can sign up with any valid looking email - in fact I'd recommend using a fake email just to sign up, I don't have verification set up there - multiplayer works too if you want to try it out, but there's no crazy latency compensation or anything and it's hosted in Europe, but should be playable for most). This is all deployed with Kubernetes - though its a small deployment so probably won't handle too much load.

There is also a site I will be launching with a lot of support material: https://codeovertime.com/ - currently that is invite only early access, but if you're interested I will set up and account for you and we can chat in the forum. There is a free course there that will help you set it up - including setting up Linux on Windows and Docker: https://codeovertime.com/meetup/vcg1_project_setup/

Some of the tech included here:

* Javascript: Vue.js, Phaser 3, node.js, Websockets

* Python: Flask, Django

* Redis

* MySql

* Docker

* Makefiles

Pretty standard modern tech stack stuff.

Would love to hear people's feedback on this and if you want to get involved I can created you a free account before they become paid (will limit this to a small number of users).

(*edit: formatting)
Maybe try and organise a date where the event generates conversation. Like bowling. Or go see a movie before going for a meal.

Ultimately though, if you’re bored of each other’s company then you’re not suitable for each other. So the “find someone else” answer, while not what you’re after, is perfectly apt. Just remember that while some people find it easier to form connections, it doesn’t mean they find it any easier to find love.
This looks great. Python remote debugging was very clunky.
"Several causes can be at the origin of these sheath ruptures. Without being exhaustive, some may design faults, others manufacturing faults, still others faults involving the control system. others may be due to faults in the operation and/or maintenance of the Taishan 1 reactor. could be generic and also concern the other EPR reactors under construction in Flamanville (France) and Olkiluoto (Finland)."

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I am sure Rembrandt didn't print them at a factory by thousands.
It really shouldn't, but stories like this irks me a lot because I have been trying to get credits for my bootstrapped startup for sometime and there is just no way to get them unless you are part of a accelerator or took funding from well known investor.

Of course, Gcp, Aws, DO don't owe me anything and these programs must be successful based on their data but still shows the irony of the world where resources aren't matched well against needs.
Not many people seem to use it, but it sure is handy. I use it to convert or resize images when sending to people all the time. Any app that uses the native "share" screen can use these macros.
I am reading an article and comments and see that typical on-call schedule is weekly. That's really brutal. We have a daily rotation, 3 ops and 5 devs, additionaly paid about 1/2 daily wage no matter if it's weekend or not. We can swap our days if someone has some plans. Overall, being a part of on-call team is really sought after.
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The spice selection is so minimal here in Austria.

Grocery shopping feels a little more sane though. I don’t get lost in the aisles of stuff.
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> In fact girls want someone unique and esoteric that they have to unlock.

It’s best not to generalise ~50% of Earths population ;)
If it's something you enjoy collecting on its merit, go ahead. If it's something you enjoy collecting because it's rare, that speaks to a subtly unhealthy motivation of wanting to have something that other people don't have. Put it this way: if other people doing well in your hobby makes you sad rather than happy, it's not a good hobby.
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Overall hype about it. Emulators play the games just fine.
Presumably it should have made many o the old residents a lot of money, though, so it isn't all bad? The value of their homes increased threefold, after all?
Indeed, this has been an issue since the 3G era. I live in New Zealand. 10 years ago one of the largest local carriers switched from CDMA to WCDMA-only using the exotic North American 850MHz band whereas all other carriers use the more common 900MHz. They also both have 2100MHz base stations in busier urban areas.

This caused endless headaches for users and tech support alike because the market was flooded with phones that might have 850MHz support. There is no way to tell from the model or serial number - even Samsung and Nokia often failed to properly indicate that in their specs. And because both networks were also on 2100MHz, a phone may appear to work fine for months, but you will find out the hard way when reception completely disappears in a slightly remote area. There was also no GSM to fall back to since they built it from the ground up with no 2G layer.

Legend has it that one intrepid phone reseller would routinely take his stock on a boat to a spot 15km away from the nearest shore where no 2100MHz signal could reach, and only there could one be sure that the reception you are getting is on the 850MHz band.
I know Absurd SQL[0] uses SharedArrayBuffer and Atomics to turn the async IndexDB into sync for use by Wasm. I wander if it’s possible to use that here too although it’s obviously a little different?

0: https://github.com/jlongster/absurd-sql

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As I get older my screens get wider. I’m currently using one that’s about 22” wide, which isn’t far off:

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Well, you could start by growing as many of your own herbs as possible for home use. Basil, thyme, and oregano (to pick examples which are called out in the article as especially concerning) are relatively straightforward to grow in decent quantity, even for apartment dwellers. Since the harms here are from chronic and cumulative exposure, even a couple container-dwelling basil bushes on a balcony or a small DIY hydroponic setup in a closet could plausibly make a meaningful impact in the amount of consumed heavy metals, and a modestly sized garden plot can produce all a typical home cook will need if it's diverse, well-tended, and harvested regularly.

Alternatively, yes, you could go to your local farmer's market and ask the folks selling fresh herbs if they have their soil tested for heavy metals. That seems like a pretty reasonable thing to do, honestly.
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> The Soviets royally sucked in the computation department

To add more nuance, there is an essay [1] telling the history of early maximum flow algorithms and includes this small anecdote:

[An] American asked: ".. how were you able to perform such an enormous amount of computing with your weak computers" to which the Russian responded: "we used better algorithms".

There is some truth to that, besides maximum flow, similar stories can be told about linear programming, data structures (e.g. AVL-trees), numerical computing, etc. The hardware may have been sloppy, but the algorithms-research was top notch.

[1] http://www.cs.bgu.ac.il/~dinitz/Papers/Dinitz_alg.pdf
10th percentile compensation for senior engineers in the US looks something like 350-400k/year. (At a rough guess, Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple employ 6-7% of the software engineers in the country, and there are enough other firms paying similar amounts of money that 10th percentile sounds about right.) This is with pretty great benefits, too.

I'm pretty happy with the trade-off w.r.t. freedom of association where a business can fire me for ~any reason at any moment, and likewise I can go and get a new job paying mind-bogglingly huge amounts of money with minimal friction. (No amount of "worker rights" will save you if the company employing you goes under, like so many did in the dot com era.)
The website gives an example:

> You've got early employees, investors, or a co-founder who wants to leave or cash out. You want to swap them for a friendly new face who can add value and help you grow the business.

This is common in professional groups (like law firms or medical practices) when a partner is looking to retire.
I thought the US was not as good because of the conditions locally in slaughterhouses, using "pink slime" in burgers etc. Those things definitely don't fly in the EU. I read about these in "Fast Food Nation".

I have a feeling the US is stricter when it comes to importing foods but not as strict with locally produced items. But I don't have a good reference of this. If I'm wrong I'm sorry.
That's well interesting, but the last paragraph seems to be unfounded speculation. I don't really see where the notion of non-familiar kinshipncomes in, as genetic inheritence is usualy enough for a first lesson in recursion, the father of the father of the father. Although, this didn't get me very far in class, as unrolling of more involved recursive loops in an itterative declaration style is notoriously difficult and in fact associated with increased complexity.

What might be more instructive for logic is negation, I suspect, as 50kya would roughly be the time of Aurignacian expansion and Cro Magnon meeting Neandertaler in Europe, though I'm not sure if that's the area they are looking at.

Path recursion would surely play a role, too, for nomadic hunter gatherers, but material evidence is of course substantial.

In that sense, locative expressions might suffice to generate terminology, eg. mary @ john, or master of engineering (in the gravel pit). This requires no social construct perse, only tolerance to the fact. Analysis in post hoc rationalization could thus be an emergent property. But! Bridestealing might require risk awareness, ie. predictive power, so it's a back and forth and survival ofthe fittest at play, if bride stealing played as much a role as it later did.
They're going to keep the labourers in crammed naval containers. At least that's what they do in Germany with seasonal labourers (in agriculture).
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Excellent video and information, as well as a rabbit hole to dive into (Holohan's work).

Thanks!
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It certainly breaks their TOS.
This is probably the best answer, aside from "don't contribute to the environmental waste".
Tangentially, I own a LEGO fanmade book with a detailed guide on how to create instructions for your own creations. I don't have it on hand, but I recall POV-Ray was involved.
In Japan, ventilation has always been seen as one of the main ways to keep cases low. Restaurants and bars keep their doors and windows open, busses and trains have windows open, campaigns encourage everyone to open any windows in offices and homes for ten minutes every hour... even in winter.

Seems like the science supports thi snow but for many years foreigners in Japan have traditionally and famously complained about "how stupid it is to have the windows open in winter"... the table shave turned.
This is true, and one of the reasons why I feel that we have come too far too fast in the hardware department, the degree to which Moore's law has enabled sloppy and wasteful programming should not be underestimated.