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So, wearing a mask in certain situations is a restriction to freedom? As a society, we do all kinds of things to take care of each other. We respect traffic laws, we defecate in toilets, we don't litter, etc... I just don't get how a simple act of caution to take care of ourselves and our neighbors is any different (with respect to "freedom") than any of these other actions that we do every day.
Piggybacking on this comment I think it’s a difference between western and eastern media. The western movies often have way less complexity and have less depth and fuck ups, perfect execution is the norm. I remember zombieland as an example of perfect execution, which I rarely see in eastern media it’s a comedy but in serious movies it’s happened too. 3.0+1.0 suffers from this as well, it’s tiring and boring except as a spectacle of effects like the opening and the dive, I did not at all find it entertaining after first watch, whereas EoE features plans constantly going wrong from Shinji, Gendo, Asuka, Misato and Ritsuko keeping the idea of perfect excecution away.

Formulas don’t have to be boring, Chronicle was excellent despite following the classic Greek tragedy.
The URLs usually have a certain smell to them as well. "bestcoat.com", "topreviewsz", "theexpertreport2021.net" etc.

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How about: Code is more explicit and reliable than existing law, so it makes sense to try and make future law out of code.

Making graft visible is a feature, not a bug.
I think the pertinent part of the comment you're replying to was graalvm, not so much Scala. I was compiling a small Scala codebase that took 15 minutes to compile - most of that was not my code, it analyses the reachability of the entire classpath and compiles it to native machine code.
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It risks the founder's net worth since we ban their cars from driving if they aren't safe. If we didn't then they would continue to run unsafe programs.
Even if this is fully legitimate everywhere else, in Texas it might trigger support for refunds on purchases according to the Deceptive Trade Practices Act

You would need a lawyer but you would not have to be defrauded, merely "deceived".

And it might make a difference when you realized you were deceived.
had? What happened to it?
I'd add one small exception; around here restaurants tend to do sales at certain times where if you buy a 50 dollar gift card, they'll add another 20 dollar gift card free, sometimes it is buy-one-get-one, which you can buy and enjoy like a coupon for taking out your family. For places you go to anyway, this is a great way to save a little.
Classsmates got development in 3.0+1.0
Hello, have you considered setting up a good MDM (mobile device management) software? We use TELELOGOS CLYD (https://www.telelogos.com/en/solutions/clyd-mobile-device-ma...) for all of our APK installation/monitoring/log captures needs.
By the same line of reasoning, you could say that my car doesn't have an emergency oxygen mask, therefore airliners don't need them either. If the airplane goes too high for passengers to breathe comfortably, it's 100% the pilot's fault, end of story.
You can use either clang or gcc. ObjC v2 is supported. There is currently no interoperability with swift, but that is coming and you can just build using your .xcodeproj file if you build and install buildtool+libs-xcode. How's that?
I thought it was for fakery but I don’t know, 2.22 had excellent 3D.
Yup, they totally do it on purpose (likely with the hope it will resolve itself before you freak out and complain for a refund/replacement). Interestingly enough, it has happened to me only on the things that never wind up arriving (so much for my justification guess)… I think it hides on the day it is supposed to arrive (if it is not out for delivery), perhaps only after a known and communicated “your order is running late” notification.

Worth noting: if you search for the product name in the order search, it will show up - just not in the default view.

I just need f’in paper towels, Jeffy B - don’t tell me I don’t need to see the order y’all couldn’t drive 15 minutes to deliver.
Cynicism is a form of having outcome independence. I can only change what is in my control. The forces of zealots, the paranoid, the corrupt, sociopaths, and benevolent dictators will keep swarming around in a cacophony until long after I'm dead. I choose to let it ruin my day on a regular basis, or I can find inner happiness.
You say "a free market does [calculation] fine," but it has obvious deficiencies that I have already remarked upon. As I have said before, the optimization problem can be solved on modern computers without the problems of the market. The inputs and outputs of individual processes are known in a market system, so logically this information can be centrally recorded for use by the planning process. If a production center doesn't produce output at exactly the expected rate, the expected rate can be adjusted.

About computing capacity: Maybe free market capacity scales exponentially (with the number of actors?) but I don't see how it could. If an economy of n actors has a "capacity" of e^n, the average capacity of an actor would be e^n/n, which is about the same as e^n. How could an individual actor have such capacity? Perhaps my analysis here is mistaken.

Regarding government intervention, let's look at an extreme example. Do you think that, during World War II, the U.S. should have structured its wartime economy around free market principles? Did it make things worse by not doing so?

About government planning for the future: First of all, social security gets gutted because the U.S. government is not a government of the people. Business interests have too much control (that is, more than no control at all.) You also say governments are shortsighted because of elections. Even if this is the case, this is not a necessary part of government. The governance model described in the book I linked is based on sortition rather than election. China's current system, while authoritarian, is also able to plan for the future.

It seems you agree that China investing in solar power is beneficial to it, even if you disagree on the reason. So you agree that, all else being equal, it is better for China to have invested in solar power than to not have done so. In this case, this is a clear example of a government acting in the market with a good outcome. This contradicts your previous point.
I think GP is suggesting... well, dependent types, but in a restricted enough way that I don't believe it adds additional complexity over DataKinds. At least, I read

> Instead of MaxHeap(T), make it MaxHeap(T, Ord:(T,T)->bool)

as saying the kind of MaxHeap should be, in Coq syntax, (forall (T : Set), (T -> T -> Bool)). I think this doesn't add any additional complexity vs DataKinds since the function doesn't need to be evaluable at typechecking time, just unified against at construction-time.
Which small changes are you referring to? We use LLVM/clang and so does Apple. We have ARC, we have properties and other features as well. Be explicit... BTW, I'm the lead maintainer, so I kind of know what is there and what isn't.
Did you have a look at the house? It’s pretty funny to think it might have been considered a landmark by some.
If you look at Europe in the '70s and '80s, it didn't look all that different from the US: just as car-centric, but just with fewer motorways running right through the centre of towns. The difference is that in much of Europe, people gradually started to wean themselves off of cars. These cities weren't "designed for foot traffic": people took actual steps to make them more pedestrian friendly after being very, very car-centric for a long time. The US and Canada can and should do the same.
But they are still receptive, not pro-active.

If gigachad is messaging her then they'd shoo you away at the bar and immerse themselves in the texting, otherwise the game stays the same, they have a protective mechanism which prevent them from getting too invested if a male doesn't provide them attention (regardless of power and attractiveness and fame)

Nature installed this mechanism because even though gigachad is everything, and you are just something...it's better to get 100% of something than 0% of everything.

It goes back to the African praries where it was necessary to also secure resources and protection for pregnancy and later on, not just healthy sperm
No I expect mature discussion as the rules of HN specify. There are plenty of people with opinions I vehemently disagree with. The death penalty for example. But their opinion is their right and instead of attacking them and calling them murderers I openly listen to what they have to say and address their points with my own.
It kind of depends on the formalism. In one setting you imagine a universe of things U and a function f maps its domain D < U to its range R < U. In other words, D and R are derived properties of the function, f.

On the other hand, you might define a function as a triple (D, R, f) which lets us discuss, and then immediately outlaw, the idea of a value x in D such that f(x) is not-defined.

The most flexible approach is, as stated, to define relations as subsets of DxR first and then take functions to be a specialized subset of relations. Then we have exact ideas for what happens when a function fails to map the entire (explicitly stated) domain and can talk about other cool concepts like restrictions.
3.0 was garbage except the opening rescue scene and the end battle, I would not recommend it at all. The 4th has too much eye candy that wasn’t even babble.
Some past threads:

On generative algorithms - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18032976 - Sept 2018 (41 comments)

On Generative Algorithms - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12476125 - Sept 2016 (19 comments)
Definitely. I see myself as a cynic, but I also don't find cynicism compulsive like the author suggests. If someone asks me to stop being cynical, or a situation calls for less reductive voices in the room, I have no problem shutting up and simply listening to people. Mentally, I can still digest the conversation around me and operate normally, but acting like it's some kind of disorder is a silly exaggeration, plain and simple.
>but generally they do have their own amenities like fast food courts / grocery stores / school systems

Though some starkly do not. Before the pandemic, a friend was living in a San Diego area suburb apartment building that was located on a strip of land between freeways with the complex and a strip mall.
The fundamental point of people giving up vs resisting is the core thesis of Frankl and has rung true to every facet of life. Even if we are to assume his story is embellished, I have seen it played out time and time again.
Amazing! Thanks.
Try working backwards. If there are specific things you want to learn in those fields, work out what their dependencies are and focus on those. It would be best to have baseline level of understanding on the fundamentals though.
I wonder what comes first, engineered biological brains that we can put in things like cars or that machine learning has progressed to the point we no longer need biological brains.

Biological brains are super cheap and efficient though. The brain of a fly can still do object recognition and navigate environments for basically free, weighs less than a milligram including cameras, and the factory to produce those brains is just putting a cell in a wet environment and it builds itself, the brain of an ant can build complex structures etc. It is possible metal brains will never beat those.
What an idiot, no surprise he offed himself. Hope more will follow him.
Microsoft is now selling an Xbox Red Ring of Death poster for $24.99
Man Jose is an awful choice when it comes to CA/Bay Area options.
IMO cynicism is not a problem on an individual level.

It’s when the group has a lot of cynics is when we have a problem. Have you ever had to work with a group of “low energy” people? They’re not only just low energy — they’re energy vampires.
Yes, in the '80s, '90s, and so on, after _decades_ of very car-centric planning.

The US needs to change how it does planning and learn from the experiences of other countries that actually took steps to become less car-centric.
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It's not because I think it's exploitable in any way (it's not - public keys are public), but because it's a neat feature I found interesting that many people don't know about. It also has potential use cases, like automatically keeping a machine's authorized_keys up to date with members in a team, or skipping having to ask for someone's public key when sharing access.
This doesn't feel right. Let the man rest.
What do you think about our ability to raise qualified adults enough to manage the continuing industrial sectors of the planet, if we were 5% of our present number?

Subjectively and with zero rigor I think that possibly 150 to 100 years ago levels of population were capable of creating so much of the modern world. But from the Holocaust to Pol Pot, the Bangladesh civil war, mass exterminations of some of humanity's most capable gene pools is something that I very badly want to be convinced hasn't badly harmed the species potential.
in another way, if you read the early article in biology, they are very easy to read and funny! e.g., Wallace's article looks like travel note. but use them in research just a nightmare...
It's not really owned by one company is it?
Ironically, my two best counter-examples of your claims above are both within 1 mile of each other.

Wiley St. Co-op and Jenifer St. Market are both relatively small grocery stores in the Marquette neighborhood of Madison, WI. The co-op is a bit larger, but less densely stocked and has no alcohol. Jenifer St. is packed to the gills, and sells alcohol. Both are surrounded by primarily single-family homes, with a few apartment buildings within walking distance. Neither are "ethnic" food stores, and neither sell much in the way of junk food, and neither sells tobacco.

I've been visiting them both for about 20 years whenever we visit relatives in Madison. I've always found them both remarkable, even given their placement in probably one of the most suitable locations in the USA for this sort of thing.

Of course, were I to comment on my own comment, I'd probably say "Yep, the exception(s) that prove the rule".
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Nice name! I recommend Gurren Lagann, it’s got more memorable characters, it has a lot of the same elements and it’s also a lot of fun, Simon is like if Shinji grew up. Mild spoilers (without context it doesn’t matter much) but this 1min clip captures the mood, it’s organized much better and doesn’t feel esoteric 2deep4u (it’s popular because it’s not wrapped up neatly and less from quality, it’s more of a dive into the mental state of Anno’s depression). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUzzAlorT7Q
We've banned this account for using HN primarily (in fact, it seems like exclusively) for ideological battle. That's not allowed, regardless of what you're battling for or against, because it destroys what this site is supposed to be for.

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Idiot, get cancer and die screaming out of pain in your suburban shithole.
No, they either ran home to watch Dragonball Z or Pokemon depending on if they had cable or not.
Yes for LTR women tend to only hit slightly above there pay grade because if they hit to high the man is likely to leave for better matching prospects. Biologically, this manifests as fear to approach a unicorn.

But for a one night stand women will approach the unicorn. This is the mode groupies are sort of operating under.
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I didn’t see welcome to the NHK or serial experiments lain! Not a fan of them?
As an active StackExchange participant I've tried to get into Quora multiple times but the purposefully, grey-pattern-ridden UX is the real barier to entry. I still can't figure out how the darn thing works.
That is the definition of being a cynic.

There are people that have remarkably positive outlooks on life and that allows them to do the daily grind that's necessary to achieve any semblance of change. A lot of people, seeing that you can actually progress in life, are moved by such personalities and find them inspiring.

That doesn't mean a person isn't sad, or can't get depressed, or not get seriously set back in life. It just means that pushing on and hoping for change can actually get you somewhere.
I’m not 100% sure on Revy — I just got wound up in the “two Rebeccas” thing. She has Chinese ancestry, and she was born in America, and has no problem using ethnic slurs on Chinese people. She doesn’t like to talk about her past so I guess you can just tell your own story.

Probably a better example would be Li Shaoran (or Xiaolang). In Cardcaptor Sakura, he’s descended from Clow Reed; in Tsubasa, it’s even more complicated. A more interesting one is Tina Foster, who is genetically 100% Anglo-American, but culturally 100% Japanese. She doesn’t feel like she belongs anywhere, and the overall theme of Ai yori Aoshi is estrangement and finding one’s own family.
That flooding was the refilling of a previously drained lake.
ITT: Instead of being an overt narcissist, be a covert narcissist! :)

An apparently popular and easy way not to complain about problems is to simply stop yourself from perceiving them. The bigger the problems get, and the more you are confronted with them, while you forbid yourself from recognising that any conflict exists, the more it begins to look like the problem is your own lack of faith or "positivity". So the worse things get, the more you double down on your faith by putting increasing amounts of energy in to maintaining a delusional belief system designed to deal with problems or conflicts by explaining them away as an internal problem with yourself or your own emotional tate.

Does this sound like a recipe for improving your situation? Or anyone's situation?

To me, it sounds much more like a reliable method for the cultivation of increasingly bizarre thoughts and erratic behaviour.

What if you, instead, did the bracelet trick for every time you avoided a confrontation with the world that you know is necessary? What if you just console yourself with the fact the the world has problems and the vast majority of them cannot be solved by you (since you are not the omnipotent force)? You do realise that you don't have to stop caring about the problems, right? You know that it's just not worth investing energy in to worrying about things that are completely out of your control, right? That isn't cynicism, it's the picture postcard of mental health.

The reason is, you have pre-decided an emotional polarity and you're consciously expending effort to compulsively fit the reality to the emotional polarity that you desire. That is the opposite way round to what you need if you desire both accurate perception AND healthy emotional regulation.

Anyway, good luck with it.
> Looks really dated (and I can remember thinking that when it was out!).

NeXTSTEP (v0.8) was "out" in 1989. It looked like this:

http://toastytech.com/guis/ns08.html

Whereas Windows in 1989 looked like this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_2.1x

And Mac OS looked like this:

https://apple.fandom.com/wiki/System_6.0.4

I think you might be misremembering.
I wonder if you could run a DVS in reverse and use it to drive an OLED display pixel by pixel
It works faster on cultures than on genes, of course. That's called "memetic evolution".
because window maker is not, and never was, anywhere near the look and (most importantly) FEEL of a real NeXTstep GUI. i have used both for a few years. window maker is a nice windowmanager for X11 but everything else is still standard X11 fare from style of widgets to the behavior. in particular, this matters for how X11 apps interact with the window maker dock.

an actual NeXTstep workspace and dock is quite something different.

NEXTSPACE is interesting specifically because it is not just window maker with some apps that emulate the look.
That's not quite right. There are learned models inside the planning systems of most of the sophisticated self-driving car companies. Here's a public video that gives a few high-level examples: https://vimeo.com/618478174

Full disclosure, I work for Aurora in the Planning group.
Kind of important from a security/stability perspective, no?
Agreed, I was trying to suggest that if it's not 100% static code, it's something like 1% models, 99% static code.
> So they would suffer the same decay all other web resources do? Broken links, no longer maintained tools, their opinionated choice (or lack of flexibility - which text + mathematical notation do have - if a set of stacks and data formats gets standardized).

Tools like Zenodo [1] are meant to solve this exact problem, and ensure these kinds of data don't suffer web decay.

[1] https://zenodo.org/
That was an era thing wasn’t it? Serial Experiments Lain has that same feeling. The best modern example was probably the opening in 2.22, which felt very rushed.
if you can magically predict result of research project, this will work!
Automobile travel is nice in rural areas but it introduces too many problems for cities with any sort of density.

Traffic, noise pollution, air quality, and auto accidents are all things the unfortunate city dweller is forced to live with because cars are given free reign on streets.

Cities need to convert their freeways to toll roads and limit the registration of vehicles to what the infrastructure can actually handle.
What's wrong with Quora? Now I don't use Quora for any serious source of information, but it's just a site with lots of fun anecdotes. Reading these anecdotes isn't a bad way to pass the time; it's IMO much better than mindlessly watching videos on Instagram or TikTok (which I don't do at all).
> We respect traffic laws, we defecate in toilets, we don't litter, etc

You gaslighting Californians?
What are some better options in CA?
a popular topic among the hn readers that comes up once in a while. i guess it starts with one and then people submit interesting links they found from that discussion
If you wear a mask to prevent unvaccinated people from contracting a potentially lethal contagious disease, that's a clear win for morality.

I can understand a moral argument to be made for pushing back against authoritarian abuse of power. Ignoring the consensus of the entire field of medicine during a global pandemic is not that argument.
Quitting risks their net worth more, so they have an incentive to keep at it potentially regardless of results.