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Unruh protected classes are: sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, disability, medical condition, genetic information, marital status, sexual orientation, citizenship, primary language, or immigration status [1]

Corporate status is not one of these.

[1] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml...
Good idea. Every time I commit and push my commits, I pay ledger fees and wait for the settlement for unknown amount of time
Ah just to clarify, the blog post you referenced is from this past June. COSMIC based on Rust is a new development that System76 has not blogged about yet besides mentioning it in a Reddit post.

As a System76 fan, I too am curious to see what the point is. I have no idea what Rust is nor do I care.
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We are still in the early days of the profession, and standard libraries are pretty small. Software sometimes requires fabricating parts that don’t exist, at least not on your platform or for your use case. None of us do it every day, but it’s tough to use people who can’t ever do it.
> David Swanson has taken several openly anti-Russian positions:

> https://davidswanson.org/why-russia-is-crazy/

How could you not notice the obvious sarcasm that drips from every sentence in that article? Those aren't anti-Russian positions, they're pro-Russian positions.
Yes, it was Ukraine doing the revolution. Yanukovich lost elections in 2004, and his win in 2010 was marginal. His corruption and brutality made him quite unpopular with the people by 2014. His attempts to consolidate power made him quite unpopular with half of Ukrainian oligarchs as well.
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> Good luck with this, I've been reading all the various HN posts on this topic and you seem to be the closest to the holy grail.

Thanks, its nice to hear that after all those years working on it and keep going by understanding how important is for all of us to get out of this rigged game where the cloud computer(+ web clients rulers) FAANG's are controlling where we are heading and a future where we(hackers) have less options technologically, not having enough freedom to program services that can ignore the mothership and create the same sort of services only relying on peers, is a goal being pursuit by them.

> I think this would be interesting if the application itself was just a Docker container that could output to a browser, similar to many other local-hosted approaches[1].

What my solution do is that the application have a "service" process that works like daemon to the application, being able to resolve route requests both locally (when over IPC) and remotely (when over RPC).

The routes are meant to serve html or any other content to the UI application (which is also another process akin to the Chrome renderer).

But the fact that every application might have a ever-running process, means that in some cases it can create other kind of services. For instance:

You can create a PostgreSQL wrapper application where you present the the database SQL api over RPC as a service, and manage the PostgreSQL instance with your service process.

The same works for Docker or QEMU for instance. Your application can be docker-based and can be deployed only on Linux.

Your applications (the service and the UI process) are natives by the way, and even the UI application controls the Web layer (rendering, layout, etc) nativelly talking directly to it (as a first SDK enabled over Swift for now).

This architecture will allow you to do those things, and present a way for the users to interact with your solution in a UX that is packed and develop together with the "backend".

With this hole thing you program the frontend and the backend as a whole, in the same programming language.
This might be the answer. Peloton in their early years also just streamed whatever music they liked as part of their workout streams, at some point they got big enough to get on the radar of the music industry and now they have to pay royalties.
I'm a friend of the author, as well as friends with (former) employees at some of his clients. I can vouch not just that he's a lawyer, but also that he has experience in the space. _A lot_ of experience in the space.
What kind of stuff does your team work on? Seems like you have to solve a lot of diverse problems.
I think someone wanting to use this licence may take a view of "megacorps should pay for my work regardless of their sub-company internal wooden-dollars accounting, so they shouldn't get out of using my open source efforts to make their rich stakeholders richer, although I don't mind helping some small indie team kickstart their business (and if they end up growing big, they will pay me anyway!)."

Also the need for these style of licenses is shown by what happens when, for instance, AWS decides to just copy an open source project (that was put on a permissive open source license with the best of intentions) and then AWS just directly compete with the original maintainers/authors company.
> This can have a chilling effect

Make both parties start in non-binding arbitration, where the plaintiff pays.

If either party chooses to escalate, they'll be on the hook for all the fees, including the original arbitration, if they loose.

Plaintiffs could purchase insurance or some other vehicle to de-risk their claims if they believe, but aren't certain, that they'll win. This will help smaller parties that get infringed upon.
Tim spends countless amount of time going through the scripts, read throughs, first recordings, and so on, with Patreons. I've been on many of these read throughs, usually with several engineers in the aerospace industry present, and it's meticulous how Tim makes sure any possible mistake is identified and rectified. Even then, once you upload, there's no editing of a video.

The goal is to bring the subject down to a level where everyday people can still follow. It's not meant to be a college course, so of course there will be some dumbing down.
Good article but

> MAANG

It‘s FAANG. Don't let Facebook whitewash it's rightfully tainted name.
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It’s just embarrassing to be educated but not well employed (a dignified job). The tide had to shift the other way.
> best predictor

But why? What are the CAUSAL relationships between parental earnings, educational attainment, and child earnings? The children of doctors are more likely to become doctors, but saying that educational attainment is therefore less related to doctoring than parental occupation is obviously a bit absurd. Just because a parent paves the path doesn't mean that educational attainment is irrelevant to walking that path. And anyone who makes it through med school and residency has the option to enjoy high earnings, regardless of parental income.

The MD example, for the curious and humble reader interested in Truth rather than Winning, makes it abundantly clear why section 3.6 of the linked paper asks a question that's directly relevant to untangling these causal links.

> Do you have another study?

There's an entire literature base on exactly this question. "lifetime earnings parental earnings education" returns 130K results on Google Scholar. But, to be blunt, I don't think you're interested in learning anything. I think you're interested in Winning the thread. So I'm not posting for your benefit; that would be futile. I'm posting for the benefit of intellectually curious readers.
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It "looks" good because so far all it is, is recreating GNOME running in PopOS while using the Rust GTK4 bindings.
I’m not sold on third doses or more either. Its a mRNA vaccine for two variants ago and we dont use that standard for other viruses.

Decent example but this is a separate issue than the premise I started with or replied to.

I think myocarditis is a good example of remaining objective with data. At risk people know what they need to do and it is no longer selfish for the rest of us to not help that. Nobody can kill as many grandmas as Cuomo’s nursing homes, its impossible now and a booster also assumes additional risk whereas the initial doses did not.
leetcode difficulty is vastly exaggerated. people study 4 whole years of their lives in college to increase their chances of making money, why not spend around 5 months on leetcode which can perhaps get you much farther than anything from college?

i'm not particularly smart, in fact i struggle at work routinely, but i know what i have to do clear interviews, so i do the grind and it has worked well for me. (to a certain definition of "well")

now that i think of it, it has only worked well for me because actual talented swe's don't put effort into interviews the way people like me do.
In pre-internet times the purpose of a PC was quite different from electronic communication, so I’d guess people ought to have them anyway… It’s a good question, though, why was that.
Weird that they call it "color timing" because "color correction" isn't all that accurate. But "timing"? That applies to film, like real, chemical film.

Surely there is a better word? "Optimizing"?

(of course "grading" is also used, but "timing" really needs to be dispensed with)
We already do: https://infiniteundo.com/post/25326999628/falsehoods-program...

HN discussion (among others less recent and/or less popular): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19922062

More falsehoods: https://infiniteundo.com/post/25509354022/more-falsehoods-pr...
Next target of music industry: Firefox & Chrome, because they also allow for listening their music on Youtube.
I think this is a pretty standard clause which means that unvested but early exercised shares described in the contract can be clawed back. I am not a lawyer, and this is not legal advice, but it looks alright to me.
The flip side of this (much like with AIO PCs and "smart" TVs, but in reverse) is that I'd be a lot more likely to buy a less expensive client/terminal and connect it to a more powerful PC because if the headset - which is the thing trying to prove its usefulness - breaks or ends up collecting dust, I still have the PC which can power all sorts of other tasks and uses.

If I spend all the dough on an AIO headset PC and it turns out to be underwhelming or I just never fit it into my long-term usage, then I've got a $2k+ computer I never use. Just as I'd prefer to separate the monitor from a PC or the media player from a TV, I'd be a lot more eager to try a headset if it wasn't attached to its own expensive PC.
Is there any possibility this trend is an attempt by filmmakers to mitigate the impact streaming service compression schemes will have on the appearance of their art? Less colors - plays better with something outside their control. I scanned the whole thread here and didn't see anyone suggesting this. I know I've watched titles that really seem to suffer from the effects of compression and others where it's not as horrible. the banding - chunky swathes of mono color that's distracting and needless, imo. Is there a TIDAL style service for video that doesn't use compression, or uses some sort of lossless compression?
What is the point of the effort though? It doesn't seem to me that the user is gaining a whole lot from an almost exact rewrite of some apps that already existed.

They don't need to be fast to use, so there's nothing to gain from better speed. They weren't ugly, so a slightly different styling is not a win. They weren't crashing all the time, so reliability is not it.

They don't try to redesign some core desktop experience from the looks of it either.

So... why?
Navy unveils DDG(X) warship concept with hypersonic missiles, lasers
Selling lots of Linux-based hardware that they design in-house.

> Re-implementing Gnome in Rust

That seems a bit disingenuous. It's all still GTK.
Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Virus Mandate for Large Employers
How often is Seditious Conspiracy actually charged? Is it common enough to be reasonably well-defined?

The Wikipedia page lists one in 2010 (charges that were dropped), and before that 1995 (from the first World Trade Center bombing). I'm curious if those were the only cases, or if there are a bunch more less notable ones.
But we don't only speak in idioms. "Quite" and "few" are some the least ambiguous words you can come across in English, "quite few" should be clear so long as you don't add words and substitute in your own meaning as the reader.

I think the idiom "quite a few" is arguably worse to use in a diverse audience since it means the opposite of "a few" and is one of the only times "quite a" is used to negate the meaning of what follows.
Including all living creatures isn't quite useful in terms of survival chances.

Thinking about this topic, we could also philosophize the whole "torture" aspect. Presumably it means physical pain to an animal which many feel uneasy about. But if you think about it, pain, as signals to the brain are also evolved mechanisms in order to survive. Pain is a crude signal indicating that the life of that animal is in danger but they are not perfect indicators.

If pain signals were more accurate they would activate the moment an animal approaches a human with a shotgun similar to how you feel pain touching boiling water. But the pain mechanism hasn't become that sophisticated yet. So even the pain is an arbitrary crude mechanism so real "torture" would be loss of habitat for example but animals won't feel that as pain.
Yes, it's easy to create a platform. If you don't want to give a platform 30% of your sales then don't sell things on that platform. Simple as.
Reading between the lines it seems that you're hesitant to share any details because your method would be easy to work around if you did.

However I am still trying to understand your specific difficulty with the GDPR, because I am one of those people who will blindly assert that it should be relatively easy as long as you've built your systems to be legible to user requests (which I will admit is a bit naive). I really am interested in specific cases where this is not true, and furthermore where it's impossible to change data storage to make it true.

Trying to think about this abstractly just leads me to scenarios where it's not a problem. For example if a customer owes you money, then I would think you have a legitimate business reason to hang onto their personal information for as long as it takes to collect their debt. It's kind of hard to argue that a business has no legitimate reason to remember you if you still haven't paid them. Have you been advised to the contrary, xor does this not apply to your situation?
This is not a competing platform by any stretch of the imagination.
Show HN: Mani – Task runner CLI to manage multiple repos (manicli.com)
Reads perfectly fine to me. Probably depends on the dialect(s) of English you're familiar with
No one has ruled out dark matter either. If you are fumbling around in new physics you have to start somewhere, expressive power isn't a bad place to start.
The original title of the article is:

> Your own internet radio station in one line
Gnome doesn't want thousands of developers implementing their own visions for their projects and others don't want to donate their time to implementing gnomes vision.

The proper thing for them all to do is all implement their own visions and people to use or work on what they please.

Nobody asks why Tesla, Ford, and Toyota are wasting everyone's resources by being different company. Nobody suggests having different car manufacturers is paralyzing. Nobody opines that once the perfect car is invented we can just deprecate the rest because those would all be silly positions.

The car market and computer uis are an evolving multidimensional entities whose evolving product lines are and have been dependant upon many parties pulling in different directions.

It's like looking at only a duck and a pond and asking why the universe couldn't have just made a duck because it would be an ideal choice for that place and time. Of course it couldn't possibly work like that because arriving at that exact solution without intermediate steps would be impossible and besides the duck is no good in the desert or tundra.

Also gnome is so flawed in so many ways from leaking memory due to unfixable mismatch between js and compiled code, to nonsensical handling of multiple desktops, to add-ons that both rely on monkey patching your desktop due to lack of addon api and can with a single crash kill your whole session, to hostility towards themeing, to ugly header bars, to hostility towards support for non gnome desktops.

It is a worst in class solution.
They kind of do have a gun to their head, forcing them to make “YouTube Face” thumbnails.

Like, if you’re proud of your work and want it to get seen at all, this is what you have to do. It sucks, but in many cases any trace of “annoying YouTube culture” vanishes the moment after you click and the whole video itself is good.

If you want to turn down good videos so you can make a point, then go for it I guess. But you’re not likely to actually change anything.
Yes, it can even serve to expose the others WebRTC api's that are meant for media, where you can have a initial RPC booststrap interface, that will call your application service, that in turns its programmed by you to use the WebRTC api to stream audio and video from that peer. (or use the datastream if you want)
The leetcode style of interviewing is essentially a legal way to practice age discrimination.

When you're young and just starting your career, you typically have nothing but time, and doing programming challenges on evenings and weekends can even be fun. As you get older, life happens and you have children to take care of, older relatives to help out, a spouse who'd like to see you every so often, etc. Practicing leetcode-style problems in your 30's and 40's means less time with your family, offloading more of the childcare and housework onto your spouse, putting off household chores and repairs, and so on. So you end up with a hiring process that's incredibly hostile to older workers while being a relatively easy lift for younger workers with fewer responsibilities.
Because Apple has an ecosystem, whereas the others you mentioned live within someone else’s ecosystems.
But those are for out of state students. By your own links...

UCLA is ~36k all-in / per academic year for in state students
Ohio is ~24k all in / per academic year for in state students

It's not cheap or something you can cover on a part time job anymore but its nowhere near the numbers you are citing.
Chances are she is working at a very small company, so "Director" doesn't carry much weight. Otherwise I would be similarly baffled.
People are downloading music clips so that they don't have to listen to ads? Why don't they just install an ad-blocker?
Isn't that the point of the channel? Making astronomy accessible to "Everyday" people?
A community radio station where you have to be a somethingawful member to access.
There's a considerable asymmetry here between men and women. I'm really curious about sussing it out and understanding how it develops.

At an early age, about 5 or so I was exposed to sex, with peers, male/female. Later I was raped through coercion by two older children at 10-ish, male/female. Additionally none of this was ever reported until adulthood.

As a male I've repeatedly been put in positions that I could describe as uncomfortable (though I don't, usually), pressured intimacy, catcalling, sexually forward girls/men...

Having gotten feedback from female peers in adulthood, I've gotten to wondering about the way that society tends to articulate sex and rape to women. The summary of framing that I've gotten from one of my intimates, is that at an early age women are given the impression that sex is their single lever in a relationship or socially. Sex is the only way which a woman can gain approval. Which, to me, seems like it would drastically amplify the experience of rape. There's also the puritanical considerations of virginity and slut shaming, etc... But I don't know that it's really a running theme in individual women.

And then there's the proactive modality. At the time of my rapes, I was not informed on rape or consent, and so the context wasn't that of violence, but simply commonplace arm twisting, and because it was as such I only ever saw that it could be framed as a traumatic episode much later. On the obverse, having been informed of such things as detestable, as violent, as traumatic and serious and driven to reporting it, I could imagine that it would escalate my feelings, and I suspect so would dealing with it externally with strangers and institutions and perhaps having some artificial narrative constructed by interlopers either directly or indirectly. I mean, consider having to talk to parents, police, social workers and so on it's implies a considerable escalation from the day-to-day. Especially as a child. Of course this seldom happens. I wonder if it's a sort of funeral psychology where you feel compelled to cry and mourn because that's what's implied, even if you don't feel the need.

But as a male having gone through these situations, without the framework being described, but rather having the privilege to describe it myself, it simply never evolved into a trauma. And I think this might be borne out by the statistics wherein boys/men simply do not report rape, just beyond the fact that it may happen less frequently. But having direct perspective on it, I wonder if I'm an oddball, or if trauma resulting from female rape is sort of amplified by the way women are socialized and informed.
Small counterpoint but I've definitely interviewed at companies where they asked me for my github and then we even walked over some of the code and talked about design patterns, implementation details, etc.
https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/who-we-are/public-records/

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/foundation/annualreport/2020/

All the "audited financial statements".

It should be the second full-page chart.