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If the healthcare system is being taxed, why are you not pointing fingers at the failures of the healthcare system? Just because someone is unvaccinated does not mean that they are taking up ICU resources. Neither are they literally killing people - that would be the virus' doing.

Your point about tracing viral spread has some merit. But what you would find is that both vaccinated and unvaccinated people are both spreaders of the virus. It may lean more on one side, but you're effectively reducing this into an us vs. them problem, and labelling antivaxxers as if the whole spectrum of human opinion can be expressed neatly into two distinct categories.

Look, I'm not saying that we can't ask for limits so that we can feel safe in general as a society. There are certainly those who engage in more risky behavior by not wearing masks, gathering in large groups, etc. But it is important to remember that unvaccinated people are not the ones causing harm - it is the virus. To blame this minority and hence enact procedures to forcefully inject a foreign substance into their body against the subject's will is certainly of no historic precedent in Germany.
There are better ways to prevent downvote brigades than removing dislikes altogether. Not to mention that keeping likes around doesn't solve anything, as it can be exploited in the same way by upvote brigades!
As long as you don't start to actively detect fake accounts and don't limit the number of upvotes / downvotes per day a person can give, it will always be possible to game the upvote metric by a small group of people / bots.
Your child likes spending time with you. Doing problems in your office is time with you. Programming is time with a machine.
Here is a simple tip/formula for you: Thumbs Up / View Count. The higher the number, the better the "Like" quality.

Base on my personal experience during the last few days, a "Fairly Good" video should give you something close to 0.06 on the metric. (reminder: the sample matters, you have to do your own numbers)

I guess now they have to remove the view counts too LOL.
Article is good but why the website is so bad designed? Grey text (123,129,140) on White back is terrible (don't have enough contrast) and the lines are too long.

Also images are so big that don't fit to my screen.

If it's hard to design (for me it is) just follow proven patterns. Like Medium's style with short lines.
Its a company funded by the sites owner company, YC
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This is the major issue (along with the shitty undo system and dependency graph) As someone who develops addons they break the API with every release often entirely unnecessarily (e.g making a bunch of arguments keyword only in a random selection of methods every release and not documenting this fully).

They also break the API accidentally frequently. My favourite is that they have accidentally inverted the direction of rotation of the rotation operator 4 times since 2.8 and randomly removed one of the modes that the UV Smart project operator worked in.

The documentation is also lacking for the API and none existent for the main code base.

Despite this Blender is amazing but I do wish they were more professional.
From a developer point of view the two things that would make life vastly better is if they

a) hired a technical writer to produce decent docs

b) stopped breaking the API every 5 minutes and when they did documented it properly (and in advance)
No idea what HOW TO videos you watch, but in my domain, 80% are garbage, where the dislike ratio saves me minutes of watch time on each.
You're not missing anything. Yes, this basic assumption underpins all orthodox liberal economics. No, it can't be true.
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Well remembered! This was an excellent talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IT2oAzTcvU
We should have cut down our tax payer aid we give Israel if they (NSA) don't inform our FBI/CIA of every aspect of their business in excruciating detail.

Hell--we should have cut of Israel's charity years ago.

I'm beginning to wonder if we should have buddied up with Palestine.
Oh there’s also a TED talk by the man, you can totally see he is something else by watching it and comparing to other TED talks. Makes more sense of you read the book though.
Many of these indexes use area cost / area income as the inaffordability measure.
The linked video is a great example of 'show, don't tell'.
Only in America? That kind of thing happens all over the world every day. What a silly statement.
Video calls are not the same. Never will be, we like to see our loved ones, hug them, seeing them on a screen is nice, but it is not the same.
Good point.
Although i think the preceding comment was using "destabilizing governments" as a catch-all for non-democratic and morally dubious activity.
Recognition and trust have never been a problem for me. Have you hired at this level before, or merely assuming? As always there is nuance, as other commenters have touched on.
You asked if there is evidence. There is.
Correspondence chess.
There's definitely some very big problems with people demanding fixed interest returns when demographics aren't good: https://realinvestmentadvice.com/the-unavoidable-pension-cri...
Nothing caught fire. The smell of gas was enough to invite the fire department and they shut it off when they arrived. No damage but what was done by them.
Captain Disillusion is my hero. He is a fantastic storyteller, artist and skeptic.
It's his choice. Because it's his life.

It's not yours. Because it's not yours.

He and your mum are who they are.

Maybe he is open to the idea of installing a stair lift.

Good luck.
> I too have watched Numberphile. Rest assured, there's little to no risk of their extremely popular videos being bad.

I mean there's the Numberphile where they claim that the sum of 1 to infinity is -1/12, supporting their claim by rearranging terms in an infinite series in ways that are not allowed, while not explaining that the actual topic that they are talking about requires both a different definition of equals and extending a pattern into where it is not properly defined. So yeah, even Numberphile can put out a trash video full of errors.

By the way, I just checked the dislike ratio using an extension and while that video was still mostly liked, it has about 20% dislikes whereas most of there videos are less than 1% dislikes, so while the dislikes didn't work perfectly, they at least did inform people that something was going on with that video.
You make retiring in your 30's sound like it's a victory. No one does that unless they feel unwelcome and have enough money to scrape by after saying goodbye rather than being forced to tolerate an unwelcoming environment.
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After being self thought how to code through books and hands on projects, I have discovered an even better way to learn and get credentials in that field at the same time and that is through certifications. For example AWS Devops cert, the GCP equivalent and CNF Kubernetes cert.
I'm wanting to get into making 2d-ish explainer videos similar to the 3Blue1Brown math videos but much simpler for language/grammar explanations. Is Blender a good tool for that job or would it be better to use a simpler tool like Apple Motion?
And in 20 more years, they would retire, die or become managers. And new engineers enter the field, without millions in the bank, establish themselves as workhorses and so it continues.
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May work, but there is a way easier strat... would you mind removing at least the sourcecode from your answer to keep the challenge more interesting?
That's better than nothing, but code commits and changelogs have different use cases.

Commit logs are for all changes, regardless of size or context. Whereas changelogs are for consumer-facing changes.
Markets have merit! I'm a fan.

What I dislike is the idea of free markets being some special thing that will fix stuff and or perform magic.

It's hard to even find a free market.

Well balanced markets, operating under rules that make sure the markets perform well for those participating in them are wonderful! That's not really the advocacy here though.
Most of the recommendation I've seen have been companies based in Philippines. I've heard about Support Shepherd and some of the reviews on homepage seems to be from known names.
The "criticize their hiding of the dislike count" part is irrelevant. I've done no such thing and all my comments have been getting auto-deleted in the same way for a few months now, long before this dislike count thing happened.

It's something fucked up on their end, lots of users are affected (also since long before this dislike count thing happened), and they're in no hurry to fix it.

And there's no point posting on support.google.com about it because clueless "Product Experts", aka non-employees who don't actually know anything, will just parrot the same old "Oh your comment must've been detected as spam" "Oh your comment must've violated Youtube policies" "Oh the channel owner must've deleted your comment" nonsense.
The old UI gets the message across best! ;) https://old.reddit.com/r/GermanHumor/
> Team members who lead features that have many green checkboxes for their rows are highly visible to management

Wait, is this still HN? Who are all these spring chickens who haven’t earned their badge of cynicism yet?

Programming and promotions, oil and water!
The Israeli government had strong incentive to do this, and accounts on the ship were that this was clearly intentional. Why is this so hard for you to believe?
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Find a partner that can be the creative one. Else, copy someone else and beat them through execution.
Author here. This looks like a very useful perspective to have! i.e CRDTs with unresolved conflicts as part of the model with composable properties.

Can you talk a bit more on this stuff? Like with a basic example maybe? Thanks!
A heads-up display moves with your head; augmented reality moves with the world.

So, showing a billboard every 100m alongside the road showing your speed, heart rate, etc would be AR (and yes, a hud seems better option for this kind of thing)
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Well yes, people shouldn’t have been allowed to burn down a city, loot, and commit violent acts for days on end. Of course that’s weird, this case is really just a small part of it.
The issue is that some security guards and store staff will get shot that way. That’s why companies don’t like their staff to try to detain shoplifters
The dislike button is extremely useful to indicate scams and erroneous information.

Even outside of outright scams its still useful. For example, there's a Numberphile video (a high quality channel that explains math to ordinary people) where they go off the rails and make a bunch of errors to claim that the sum of 1 to infinity is -1/12. It's based on real concepts but the way they present it is completely incorrect. It had a dislike ratio of 20% whereas most of their videos have a dislike ratio of about 1%. By seeing such a high number of dislikes, it alerts the user that something could be off about this video and that they should not take what is said at face value.
Well, he did say everyone on this call is part of the unlucky group and is fired effective immediately.

I think it's better than having the call with everyone (even though the whole situation still sucks, and the timing is terrible)

They really couldn't wait 1 month? It's pretty tough to find a job between now and Jan 1st
Why is that what’s wrong with the picture, and not the larger issue that rioters were allowed to burn parts of a city to the ground for days? This case is also far from the only violence that took place there.
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Rather than teaching coding, you might try to teach algorithmic concepts. For example, iteration, abstraction, sorting, comparison, search, recursion, partitions, and so forth. These are tools which can be used without recourse to a computer to solve problems.
I think Slack actually keeps all your history, it just hides older messages from you. If you subscribe to the paid tier, you should be able to see the older messages.
The vaccine is supposed to lower hospitalization rates. Maybe even it only dampens the numbers. But still, you don't overrun your hospitals to the extent there are no beds for both covid and non-covid patients.

I commend you to support vaccines even when I know
They aren't 100% effective in reducing severe disease, and the effectiveness is going down.
They don't prevent you from becoming infected and they don't prevent you from infecting others. This is what masks and social distancing are for.

I understand your concern. But even if you are convinced a government is your enemy, the vaccine is not that enemy.

Keep in mind that some interest groups were already pushing agaisnt vaccines before coronavirus. There is gain to be had from social unrest.
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Something like this, yes: nb

⌘ https://github.com/xwmx/nb

Do an `nb $URL` in the CLI and `nb` will save the data as a markdown file in a collection managed by `git`. You can then e.g. `nb search` to find what you're looking for, or `nb browse` to see a rendered version of the markdown in a browser of your choice.
The "marketing fluff" is here [0]. From my understanding, the relatively novel things they're doing at the lowest levels are making it a microkernel, and using a capability-based security model [1].

The former decreases the Ring 0 attack surface, and the latter makes it challenging to cause a confused deputy problem -- you know, the ol' classic "whoops this daemon running as root accidentally allowed a browser tab to read /etc/shadow." Or the time honored problem of a single exploit in one process giving access to all files (and in some cases, all processes' memory and resources) controlled by a given user. Capabilities also make it relatively easy to sandbox userspace code, and to reason about what it has access to. Kinda like containers, but as a core concept rather than tacked on a few decades into development.

Now these concepts aren't new, but they haven't been deployed or supported at the scale Fuchsia may end up at. Which obviously makes it a pretty exciting project in terms of real-world impact. That said, I believe there's been some speculation that part of the motivation for Fuchsia is to avoid the mess that is out-of-tree drivers on Android. So on the one hand, the kernel can be updated more easily, but on the other hand there may in practice be a lot more unpatchable binary blobs floating around doing important things.

For a more academic project that has many of the same security concepts there's seL4 [2], which has the additional bonus of doing some insanely clever formal verification of the kernelspace code [3]. They have formal proofs that the compiled machine code actually implements the specified of the security model correctly, which is the first of its kind AFAIK. They actually have a set of interactive tutorials for the platform [4], which are a great way to get a feel for how userspace works on a security-focused kernel.

As a disclaimer, I'm not associated with either project, and I'm sure my explanations will be ripped to shreds. My information comes purely from following the space in my free time.

0: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/principles/secure

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capability-based_security

2: https://sel4.systems/

3: https://sel4.systems/Info/FAQ/proof.pml

4: https://docs.sel4.systems/Tutorials/
I assume that guy cares more about Q4 than people.
They did. The paragraph I quoted above defines what they mean by the word "gifts" very explicitly:

> “gifts”—the concept that people need a special ability to be successful in a particular field
The Tektronix 465 is a classic!
Yep, this person is creating a correlation where there is none, and everyone is just riding the confirmation bias. It's strange how HN collectively throw their skeptical side out of the window and accept a single anecdotal evidence as proof whenever it's a topic like this.

This is just a shadowban / temporary suspension from commenting, and there is no evidence it's in any way related to "criticizing dislike removal".
There's more options than just a global carry flag, like a n+1th bit on each arithmetic register. Actually, that is how I assumed they would implement it.
> that they have the deep dirt on every sitting congress member

Not all but do you really believe that the NSO group wont have some blackmail material on at least some US politicians?
What do you mean? Some of us are uninformed.
How do you account for differences in the purchasing power of those dollars you are making the measurement in?

An example of why this is relevant: https://www.investing.com/indices/zimbabwe-industrial
YouTube has been deleting MANY, MANY, MANY kinds of comments for a LONG time.
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>please remember, when interacting with customer service agents (and the various ops folks at companies that hire from very similar talent pools), that you (very likely, if you are on HN) are in a ridiculously fortunate position in life relative to the customer service agent

I agree with the sentiment that 'you attract more flies with honey than vinegar' with regards to customer service folks, but disagree with the trope that HN-users (or computer-job-people in general) are somehow privileged and in a fortunate place in life simply due to where they hang out online or the categorization of work they do.

I also disagree with the stereotyping of customer service workers as disadvantaged.

simply put : I disagree with uninformed characterizations. I don't know anything about the life of the customer service worker that I need to call, and they don't know anything about mine; to assume anything with what little we both know about each other is a recipe for inaccurate profiling.

"try walking a mile in my shoes" isn't a literal request to learn more about the person you're judging, it's advice that suggests that 'the other' is ultimately unknowable and that presumption is worthless.

judge their job and the quality of that, maybe some accurate generalizations can be made about their job; I can agree that most customer-service work is low quality, grueling, and sometimes abusive.

Don't extrapolate judgements borne from work presumptions into 'total life quality & stature'; a person is more and has more than the work they do.
Swift has a real performance problem, it doesn't seem competitive with other "systems languages"

Is the goal to make it faster later? What can be done to get closer to that goal?
Hmm, I tried to comment on a video recently and it got shadow deleted. I figured the channel author had done that.
I actually use Reddit for that a lot. While you have to filter a lot, I normally trust it more then most comercial review sites. At least on Reddit people will call out the reviewers BS. I normally search for the item + review + Reddit. I think of it as actually reading what “the people” think of the product instead of the “professionals”.
And those will likely also not be "classical vaccines".

Moderna and Pfizer (1) and AstraZeneca (2) are getting ready for the next round, still using their current technologies. They're not planning on going back to "classical vaccines" for COVID-19.

1) https://fortune.com/2021/11/29/covid-19-omicron-vaccine-prot...

2) https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/omicron-oxford-covid-a...
"forced"

It is still a big Internet out there. All it takes is an up and coming platform to steer people elsewhere.

YT is big, and yeah they will carry on via inertia, but for things like news, organizing, commentary? Yeah, people will seek it elsewhere.
Indeed, but HN/reddit is happy to throw away any logic/skepticism and give in to their confirmation bias as soon as it comes to a topic like this. All it takes a single anecdotal evidence in the form of a video.
I usually have a few Discord channels open to a few different interests if I need to shoot the shit. Look for subreddits with Discord channels. I usually have wallstreefbets, a few game channels that I play, maybe some general news channels. I don’t mind banter, the peanut gallery is always amusing.

And HN of course, this place moves fast so you can always strike up a convo about anything usually.

I’d urge you to come terms about your loneliness. Solitude is not the same as loneliness, as there are many ways to find interaction via the web.

Most of all debilitating loneliness usually comes from a lack of a companionship, usually romantic in nature. Don’t confuse that with other things, as there are plenty of high-energy, ready to talk 24/7 people online all over the place.

Some Discord channels have the same talkers at certain hours, and people become acquainted with the usual crowd pretty quick. I’d like it if HN had one to be honest.

I don’t remember what it was like in the IRC days, but I’d like to imagine it was similar to something like this.
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Sign of a quick decline.
This whole comment shows that you really don’t understand physical violence/haven’t been involved in it. One punch can easily cause physical damage that can ruin lives. One hard shove can crack someone’s head on a concrete curb. These are all things I’ve seen happen. The idea that you could be “beaten half to death” and then have the presence of mind to decide that it’s ok to defend yourself with a weapon is equally absurd.
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This is a really great point!! It's not only about knowing facts, it's also a bit more meta and it's knowing what to know and what's worth jolting down somewhere
I'm looking for a HUD solution for monitoring. I spend all day with some numbers and status displays on a screen, and I'd like to just be able to wander around and not have to look at my phone all the time.

What are my hardware options? I'm able to write to any SDK they give, but preferably I'd just ping a website as http or websocket and show the stuff on glasses.