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The advice given by the original commenter is how you should start any application, whether it's one that's going to be used internally at a company, the main product at a startup, or a single app among a suite of existing applications at an established company.

Scaling is a reward for building something useful. Building the useful thing is harder.

Some generalities though, try to organize your application in such a fashion that data that is often needed together is stored close together, geographically, and try to shard (i.e. separate out) your data based on some identifier that can be sliced into many small pieces.
MVC phase? That's where my projects end, not start... Betting that was MVP! (Actually they start there, too, to be honest)
This is white peoples welfare. You can be a historically bad lawyer and financial advisor at the same time but still be a comfortably-housed person with zero taxes.
It's terrible, I love it. I also love that all the setup scripts are badly-written Perl scripts, and even some custom C code just to change the mixer rather than use alsactl. This is 1000% something I would have made years ago. edit Holy moly, the configs are CSV files.... that encode JSON?!

And hey, Slack 15 is out! If they do a new release they won't need to release again for another 6 years!
You really think society is going to collectively upheave itself and move to 10-6 in the wintertime just because its tougher to get up an hour earlier? If I were you I would not be a betting man.
Would you still have noticed the effects if you were just supposed to lie still in a dark and quiet room while the infusion was happening?
This.

The problem is in the link-editors. That's where the problem must be fixed.
Can confirm, for French at least — “milliard” is exclusively used for 10^9, even for money. 10^12 is “billion” technically, but “mille milliards” is IME way more common.
> The problem is that it lulls you into thinking it serves the purpose well enough and then eventually things break. Then they get more broken. Then you can't figure out which thing you installed is breaking things. Then you finally do and can't figure out how to uninstall the thing that broke things.

I'd rather phrase this as: the 'problem' with `nix-env -i` is "I forgot I did that" or "I didn't know I did that".

I believe since the command is the easiest thing to do with Nix, and many people will try it and maybe got back to non-Nix package management, it disproportionately leads to newbies asking for help; thus, the general mood against it.
No, women (and men) are not “incorrect” for having been misguided by their upbringing. Children aren’t to blame for the way they were raised, they have no choice in the matter. Those who influenced them in that way are the ones who are incorrect.
When was the last time a postal worker went "postal?" This type of violent misogyny happens all the time but we only talk a out it when the numbers are interesting. This is not the same thing and to lump the two together is to be dismissive of the problem. Real people are being killed and there's a pattern. Hell, there are forums and a public club with a brand and a manifesto. How many ISIS do there have to be to call them terrorists? Or is it the turbans? Do we change the language because those exhibiting the behavior happen to be white boys?
+1

We encourage you to shoot some content with a Kinect DK (or iPhone) and upload it to our platform to test it out yourself.
Emacs + iTerm: I need it all the time.
In large parts of the country for large parts of the year, school starts early enough that parents in student have to wake up before sunrise.

They’ve pushed back start times in decades, I doubt they’ll do it now.

Also many many jobs with standard hours (not talking about 3rd shift, or the guy who makes the donuts) start at 8am, which in most of the country is early enough that you have to wake up before sunrise in the winter.
*had the worst government economic response to a pandemic in a century
And, with a consistent time, we go to sleep earlier.
Facebook marketplace in general seems like a bizarrely terrible site considering how facebook should have useful data flowing out of all their orifices and eBay being relatively meh compared to the standards of big tech these days.

If there was one place on the internet I would go to buy low to sell high elsewhere, it probably be facebook marketplace.

Some of the listings are very funny, I recall one person selling a TV which "comes with Netflix" i.e. he'd just stolen the TV and hadn't bothered to reset it to cover his tracks.
This gentleman set himself on fire.

I will remember him.
Really like this, great work! For those who aren't aware, there are more of these: ssh-chat[0][1] and sshtalk[2].

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8828543

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8743374

[2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15829206
There's a lot of pushback on your answer to my question already and I'm going to add my own:

I think you should travel more, if possible. I believe you will see significant differences in the way that national governments treat their people in different regions of the earth.

In some places, you cannot insult government members. In some countries, you cannot insult a religious figure. In some countries, you cannot do the same things that other people do because of your race, sex, or sexual orientation. By "cannot" , I mean "face execution or life imprisonment".

And that is only based upon what I know going on currently. If you go back historically, things do get much more diverse.

Predicting a response that these sorts of things only happen in extreme countries, my reply is that if there were no national borders other than the atmosphere, the leaders of that region would be the most ruthless and ambitious on the planet. I do not have fond hopes that they would somehow also be simultaneously the most compassionate and altruistic.

Most great men are not good men.

Or as someone put it: Power does not corrupt--it reveals.
That's a good point... things like "every 4 hours" gets complicated around the time change if you need things to align with a clock
Also make sure you're not exposing an identifying public key to a service you intended to use anonymously.
Why is Rumi the best-selling poet in the US? (2014)
It doesn't look like the relevant law is actually changing. There is a provision being deleted:

> Environmental effects relating to changes in enrollment levels shall be considered for each campus or medical center of public higher education in the environmental impact report prepared for the long range development plan for the campus or medical center.

This already doesn't say that enrollment levels require their own reviews; it says they have to be considered in the university's long-range development plan, which it must file for other reasons. (The bill also amends all instances of "long range development plan" to "long-range development plan". Not sure why.)

There are also two provisions being added. The one that looks good is:

> Enrollment or changes in enrollment, by themselves, do not constitute a project as defined in Section 21065.

Here's the other one:

> If a court determines that increases in campus population exceed the projections adopted in the most recent long-range development plan and analyzed in the supporting environmental impact report, and those increases result in significant environmental impacts, the court may order the campus or medical center to prepare a new, supplemental, or subsequent environmental impact report. Only if a new, supplemental, or subsequent environmental impact report has not been certified within 18 months of that order, the court may, pursuant to Sections 525 and 526 of the Code of Civil Procedure, enjoin increases in campus population that exceed the projections adopted in the most recent long-range development plan and analyzed in the supporting environmental impact report.

This pretty clearly requires the university's long-range development plan to consider the environmental impact of projected enrollment levels. What did we gain by moving that requirement from subsection (b) to subsection (e)?
Ask HN: Embed VPN in Chrome
Would it be possible for firefox / chrome to natively embed a vpn, and ease Russian user access to information ?
Well, it's missing the games, the religious gospel, and racist remarks by the author.
Which is ironic coming from Rick Beato sometimes at least (he's talented but somewhat famous in jazz meme groups for being a grumpy old man)
Their schedules are clearly flexible because they’re already changing them twice a year under the current system.
> That something is rpath (also known as RUNPATH)

Pretty sure that runpath and rpath are distinct and have slightly distinct behavior. Can't fault you much for making the mistake, though. The two are not given names to be easily distinguished.
Can you spell out how that conflicts with Thich Nhat Hanh's letter? I'm not connecting the dots.
This is a perfect example of the fundamental and probably irreconcilable disconnect between Go advocates and detractors. To me, your "bad" example is much better: not only is it less code, it directly expresses the intent rather than making the reader infer it from the sequence of manual loops and ifs.
SMIC's 14nm has been in full production for years now at this point, and is rumored to have TSMC equivalent yields. The Kirin 710A is one example of a production chip made on that node.

China has been effectively cut off from EUV steppers, but has used that fact to put a lot of money into developing their own by any means necessary. They have a pretty decent track record of developing manufacturing experience in something when they get cut off from importing it.
I usually give an email of the domain I'm visiting, e.g., WEBMASTER@nationalgeographic.com or GET-STUFFED@nationalgeographic.com, etc.
Inflation is not just driven by changes in the supply curve. It can also happen due to shifts in the demand curve. If you pump money into the elite class by printing money, they can drive the prices of education, housing, etc. higher. Eventually, those increased prices work their way down to the middle and lower classes.
Ukraine war: European leaders risk train ride to meet Zelensky
Vengeance Is Coming: Nineteenth Day of Military Operations in Ukraine [video]
As someone who has to schedule meetings with people in India, the half hour offset is really confusing and hard to get used to. Half the year is is 11.5 hours and the other 12.5 hours. I never remember which is which.
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Depends on your definition of “tech.” Do you mean just a company that has an R&D department? Or you mean the easiest job in the R&D dept?

Either way I’d probably guess manual QA.
A bit offtopic here, but it's a bit weird to see this argument that using .clone() in Rust is "littering" the code. The feature is there for a reason, and using it will still give you vastly more efficient code than in most other languages; quite possibly including Go.
I’d be happy if it eliminated cars driving around through my suburb loudly at night. Eliminating rampant consumerism sounds great too.
This doesn't increase the amount of housing. I guess more Berkeley people, students and not, will be moving to Oakland.
Sure, you have a point. I have read many of his books. While I'm definitely fascinated with his writing, I'm not sure I would say I enjoyed reading them, because they're so dark.

What I meant to say is our reality turning out that way should be a red flag to anyone who knows his stories. I highly doubt he ever meant them as a blueprint, his writing was probably of more therapeutic nature.
I really wanted to do some great 3D interactive text in https://ayvri.com, but we learned in the process that you need to give the viewer a target or they loose context of what the text/menu/etc is attached to, or where it exists in the scene. The best way we found to do this was to use a 2D layer. I wanted to add some "flag" type animations, and do some other cool stuff in there, but we never got around to it.

I'm curious why you're recommending UnityJS instead of just a straight WebGL implementation.

Unity is an amazing tool, but my understanding is that the assets need to be packaged with the player, and that isn't done in real-time. So adding new functionality would mean either some of your videos don't have the full capabilities, or you're recompiling them.

We've been mostly out of this space for the last two years, so it's also possible that I'm entirely wrong about that.
I can say with quite some certainty that it will!
> I wish I understood how people can say 'this will result in so much more weird boilerplate garbage code'

Who says this? There have been a lot of weird arguments surrounding Go and generics over the last decade, but I’ve never heard anything like this.
You are right, the concept of clock time is a social construct. But guess what, you're still expected to show up to work at the same time. Kids still show to school at the same time. How we label the time work starts may be irrelevant, but the time between sunrise, work starting, work ending, and sunset is absolutely not irrelevant.
It might have memorized a summary of the book from the data it's been trained on. GPT-3 is impressive, but it's kind of hard to control exactly what it's going to do. It recognized what you input was from pride and prejudice, remembered a summary of the book from somewhere, and turned that into a rap, which is both impressive and not really what you asked for.
From my recent personal experience, Cloudflare email forwarding is available without a waiting list now.

Another poster a month ago said it took a week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30129770
Not quite lmfao. I think if we survive the current crisis we'll continue to see the rise of craftsperson culture. Rather than pay super prices for things that used to be cheap perhaps we will see a rebirth of the era of craft work and hand made clothing, shoes and other personal items.
Southfront is a pro-Russian military site that gained fame for posting videos and analysis during the Russian involvement in Syria.

I thought other readers of HN may be interested in a different perspective from what we are generally getting in the West.
The novel "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo was outstanding and should be read in order to fully enjoy the films.
Yes, we've all heard that. The question is whether it was actually an instance of "parallel construction".
Nice whataboutism you have there.
As someone who lives near downtown Berkeley, there are plenty of people walking around and gathering during the day; particularly at the square area near Shattuck and Center. On University you see people lined up outside Berkeley Social Club/Imm Thai Street Food nearly every day. I've only been on southside a few times this year, but every weekend I've gone there were the normal amount of people there (basically the same as prepandemic). Don't get me started about the block-long lines at Cheeseboard. So I'm not sure where this notion of Berkeley being a ghost town is coming from.
"I agree with James," said Curry, who had been waiting somewhat impatiently to speak. The N.I.C.E. marks the beginning of a new era-the really scientific era. Up to now, everything has been haphazard. This is going to put science itself on a scientific basis. There are to be forty interlocking committees sitting every day and they've got a wonderful gadget - I was shown the model last time I was in town - by which the findings of each committee print themselves off in their own little compartment on the Analytical Notice-Board every half hour. Then, that report slides itself into the right position where it's connected up by little arrows with all the relevant parts of the other reports. A glance at the Board shows you the policy of the whole Institute actually taking shape under your own eyes. There'll be a staff of at least twenty experts at the top of the building working this Notice-Board in a room rather like the Tube control rooms. It's a marvellous gadget. The different kinds of business all come out in the Board in different coloured lights. It must have cost half a million. They call it a Pragmatometer."
Over use of channels is new Go coder smell. I certainly was guilty at the beginning.

But goroutines? I see much less abuse there. And they're so damn handy.
Before I get excited about this, is this actually binding in any real way? Or is it one of those governmental things where this vote just allows another vote that allows another session to decide whether or not to have another vote, etc. forever?

And also, if it does happen, how much more likely does it make it that Canada will follow suit? Surely having Canada out of sync with the USA for half the year is untenable, right?
So the problem with some fruit plants is they have to be cloned to get the fruit. For example if you plant an apple seed, chances are good that you won't get a desirable apple. You have to plant a bunch of them, wait until they develop fruit, then when you find one that is good you clone it.
Seems like a particularly USA-centric viewpoint.

Canada is part of America too, and that's where the van was used.
Reclaim the Net doesn't advocate for the removal, they're just reporting what Firefox decided to do.
For public transport (at least here in Europe), we do already have variable schedules anyway.

As students often use public transport to go to school, schedules often have reduced service during school holidays.
Append only data structures/DBs, eg (reactive, I guess in your use-case?) persistent data structures, CRDTs, generational arenas, or other semigroup monoids
I haven't read "The Godfather" but the films are truly fantastic. That said there are several other examples of adaptations that outshine the original - "Shawshank Redemption", "Bladerunner", etc. Among recent productions there's many readers who say "Station Eleven" was better than the source material.
And you're missing some compassion.
It infrequently happens on mine. The 14" M1 is 2 months old and its speakers have cracked for an hour or so every 3 weeks. Curious to see if the problem worsens as time goes by.
Why now? Consumer spending goes up with DST, so is this a desperate attempt to save the economy?
Fair enough. I certainly skipped many first periods even with time changes, though I think there are other solutions to that one.

I think the "not having a change" matters much much more than the absolute value, we can campaign to have realistic hours for school or whatever else, that's a separate topic. Permanent DST lines up with my life better right now.
Morocco did this very thing a couple years back! I remember reading it on HN.
Some problems are technical problems, posited and solved by engineers.

Solving them helps better solve the product and business "real-world" problems.
Yes, and Apple abstracts over it even on discrete GPUs for better or worse.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/metal/setting_reso...
Vault is what I would recommend. It's like a password manager for prod. When used correctly almost no one has to know the actual secrets and they can be easily reset and changed as long as you develop with that in mind.

Support with the Kubernetes secrets API is baked in and well documented.

Secrets manager and similar tools are fine too.
I don't love "The Money Pit" at all, but I really enjoyed the scene where Hanks' character becomes trapped in the carpet-floor-hole and his gasping/agonizing is mistaken by the inspector as laughter.
I've heard Unreal Engine 5's Nanite tech described as a software rasterizer implemented in compute shaders. https://docs.unrealengine.com/5.0/en-US/RenderingFeatures/Na...
Maybe, but I've never heard of anyone buying a wild-collected orchid from a species where commercially tissue-cultured specimens were available. Beyond the ethical question, greenhouse specimens tend to be more perfect, to carry fewer exotic pests and pathogens, and of course to be far cheaper. If such specimens were available of these Conophytums, then I'd guess almost all the illicit demand would disappear.

A few people report some success with tissue culture in that genus, e.g. (use Sci-Hub)

http://www.bioone.org/doi/pdf/10.25223/brad.n1.1983.a8

https://www.jstor.org/stable/42790034

A highly paywalled article seems to say this hasn't been commercially viable yet, though:

https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Inability+to+mass+produce...

Probably if demand remains high, someone will figure out a protocol and the price will come down. It would probably still take years to grow the plantlets to marketable size, though. Otherwise it looks like various nurseries are propagating them traditionally, but that will take even longer.
In a religious value system, to die for one's faith is the utmost privilege, a combined ordeal and honor to which most of us are not equal. Martyrs demonstrate absolute devotion and dedication — and they demonstrate the true cost of principles, which most of us refuse to pay. They shame and inspire us.
I think it has been demonstrated that Jack Welch was a con man and none of his lessons are worth anything. They're the lies of a charlatan.
Octopi are obviously the secret masters controlling the world. Look how quickly they convinced everyone that arboreal octopi are a hoax. They have tentacles everywhere.
Delivery manager. You don't even have to have project management skills. You just open a Jira board and ask people for story points.
why don't you move?
I love the look of it! Those rotating knobs look great to use compared to fiddly buttons or touch interfaces. No matter how "modern" touch interfaces are, the human body doesn't change and benefits from tactile feedback and immediate control (I don't know what the knobs do but if it's for example brightness, that's fantastic! I got a monitor that makes it harder to change brightness, than to enable a gaming crosshair...)
It happened to me: I accidentally attended a crypto bro dinner
Rolladen? Yes, I remember those! My wife and I lived in Belgium at the time, but we visited her sister and brother-in-law in Germany on a few occasions.

Yes, I want! Have wanted for years, in fact. Hard to get here in the US, however.
Careful when you talk like that to a Genocidic Bunny.
Why is "daylight when people are awake" what we need to strive for? Daylight when you wake up is helpful. Darkness when you wake up is harmful. Daylight before you go to bed is harmful. Darkness before you go to bed is helpful. It's way more important when the light is.
There seems to be a good bit of speculation in the article. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, though.