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Thanks for the reply, I'm only about 6 episodes into R&M so my view might change. What is "deep" is probably a better question, The Simpsons is pretty deep if you choose to look at it that way. I'm sure many people have written PHD thesis on this kind of thing. Personally I found the Midnight Gospel pretty deep as it basically rehashes a lot of Buddhist philosophies which Duncan Trussell is very fond of.
rr works in principle on AArch64 though it requires an extremely recent CPU and the rest of system userspace to be compiled correctly.

Any gdb front end can probably be made to work with rr. Our current project is (shameless plug) https://pernos.co/ which provides a super-advanced GUI for working with (x86) rr traces.
But by using GitHub for "collaboration" you are sacrificing decentralization.
No, inflation also means inflation of stock prices.
First, I want to say I really like Kung Fu Panda... now.

In particular, I really like the 2D intro (I wish the whole movie was drawn in that style, which reminds me of the awesome Samurai Jack), and also Tai Lung's escape is a masterpiece of foreboding and action. This is a credible villain that everyone fears, and he quickly demonstrates why.

That said, back when it was released I was training in kung fu and some of the message of "the untrained newcomer is better than the devoted pupils" felt irritating to me. They've been training hard for years, they are pretty good, but the movie effectively tell them: you're not the chosen ones, let's pick someone who's never trained instead.

This is a frequent Hollywood trope that I always find annoying, The Newcomer (usually a child) Who Trumps All Experts. I understand why it exists: the novice newcomer serves as the point of view of the audience. But it's still annoying.
Wonder if these are the same people as the 33% of home buyers who bought as investments. I too would be worried buying at the peak of a bubble realizing nobody can afford to buy the flip at the extremely inflated prices with mortgage rates increasing. Or that few people can afford to pay rent at the price of inflated mortgage + profit margin
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It’s not really lack of repo access that makes GitHub outages bad. It’s all the “value-add” stuff on top of the repo that makes outages suck.

You’ve got workflows bolted on top that block forward progress when it goes down. Hooks for when push requests happen, when commits happen, etc. You’ve got code reviews in your workflow that cannot happen when the service is down.

Basically there is much more to a service like GitHub / gitlab than just “write code, commit”. These services enable powerful workflows. When those go down all you can do is write code locally. The rest of the pipeline is dead in the water, which in many cases makes your overall ability to work virtually impossible.
Pretty sure he's talking about the potential for Russia dropping nuclear bombs on every major city on Earth.
Your emergency fund doesn't mean much if things keep inflating like they are right now.
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> access to financial assets to a large percent of the population.

how so ? what changed in terms of access this time around.
I think it's not specifically thinking that you should stop doing, but worrying. "Maybe I should just quit and go back to making noodles" is not a phrase he says while thinking, he says it while sulking.

Part of living in the moment, is taking the time to reflect on your feelings and your dreams and judge them against the path that you are on. Just don't cross the line and fall over into the pool, make sure that once you've thought your thoughts you do the things you want and/or need to do to continue on your path.

There is another Oogway quote that can be taken in a similar wrong way. He says "There is just news. There is no good or bad". Immediately after Shifu tells the news and Oogway hilariously responds "that is bad news". He seems to be contradicting himself, but I think the lesson should be taken from his demeanor, not from his literal words. Shifu is clearly distressed about the news, but Oogway takes it calmly. Not worrying, but carefully considering.

Such a great movie :)
A dependably to run a dependency which fetches other dependencies.

This person is going down a Rube Goldberg rabbit hole.
Very real unfortunately. After having worked with US clients now it is one of the things about US business culture that I find problematic. Companies publicly celebrate and reward those who work unreasonably long hours even though this doesn't correlate with actual productivity / efficiency.

It also adds toxicity to the work environment as those working long hours start to have little respect for people that set boundaries. The worst situation to be in is working for a manager who is a workaholic. Despite what they say they will absolutely judge you for setting boundaries and it will affect your career prospects.
Kinda unrelated, but how did job title inflation get this bad?

Support _Engineer_ that is using a prebuilt application to do stuff like reset MFA. In what world does this have anything to do with engineering?
> Can someone not borrow against a bond?

Yes. But that cash has to come from somewhere. If there's less cash in the system in aggregate, those with it gain leverage. Which means they can get a higher rate. Which raises rates.

The leaky bit in this equation are banks. They can magic money out of nothing to lend against a bond. The patch to the problem is capital requirements.
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It's not solely a node problem. The benchmarked task is starting up a node subprocess, that's what most of the 50ms in the Rust execution is. So npm is adding an additional 150ms + whatever the Rust code takes, beyond shelling out to start a node subprocess.
It's unclear whether they use hardware blocks or just patent licenses. IMHO a texture format support is not a big enough signal.
please license brew/tea to enterprises. Most of them are willing to pay for license, if the developers ask for it. It can be opensource, but add some licensable features that company will pay for.
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> they're the only entity which counts currency as a liability

If you expand currency to money this describes all financial institutions. Financial institution balance sheets are weird. The Fed's is almost simpler by comparison.
Not great, but people may still want to install an imap client from the play store to use with other email providers.
Hmm, at a glance this looks like it’s aiming to share funds of big, top-level projects to it’s dependencies. And for that, a big component of the project is a package manager… and the whole system is notably designed by the creator of homebrew. Seems like the blockchain is involved to guarantee that the fund sharing happens automatically.

I’m almost always doubtful on blockchain projects, but this does feel like something that might have a slightly bigger chance to succeed than other more scammy projects. I’d appreciate a less buzzword-heavy site though.

My main objection of this would be that dependencies might start gaming the system though. Would expect a bit more info on this in the webpage.
You just made them make more money then. Advertisers count impressions, not positive reviews; they don't care whether you like the video or not, all that counts is how many ads you watched, which in the case of a fake news video that makes you angry is higher than say a video you turn off after a while or ignore at all. The best weapon against those channels is to ignore them and report them when appropriate.
I hope it uses btrfs as a storage driver by default.
It runs smoothly on many SSDs and doesn't take long time to shutdown the qube.
Are you using an old Android phone? I recall having this problem on my Nexus 5 (one if the many reasons I gave up on Android) Latest iPhones are lightning fast and the app is on the lock screen so you don't even have to unlock the phone.
My favorite movie because - definitely gonna need then universe juice!
Max Howell's page freely exudes this sentiment:

https://mxcl.dev/

I can't say I blame him either but the attitude seems to raise a flag.

edit: lol, dude's got history:

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=max+howell

as a mac user I certainly appreciate Homebrew, but I can see why he's not the current maintainer (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26038010).
Well, there's a risk of a Russian default now. The fed is planning to raise interest rates even more now and shrink their balance sheet by 1t per year. All that pump that came during the pandemic so share prices didn't go down has to dump at some point.

Either that or we'll continue to see >5% inflation for a while, and that's a scary thought. Especially since wages aren't going up nearly as fast
That's SRE lingo --> https://sre.google/sre-book/managing-incidents/
Those features are from VirtualBox Guest Additions.

VirtualBox Extension Pack, on the other hand, provides support for USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 devices, VirtualBox RDP, disk encryption, NVMe and PXE boot for Intel cards.
If you are on Android, double click the standby button. It will launch the default camera app, even if the display is off and the phone is locked.
You’re confusing the money itself with the institutions that manage the money.
It depends on how many engineers you have! But also, there are plenty of other functions in GH besides raw git, like Wiki/PR/Issues/test/deploy pipelines, etc. It can become pretty critical.
We need to talk about how we talk about natural gas
On the Artemis I Rollout
> we have a secret weapon. We have no other place to go

This is an excellent point, although I do wish most Jews would Israel would lead by example with their treatment of Palestinians, which currently is a shande
I think because push notifications are annoying as hell, they only take the senders wishes into account and they make my systems light up like a christmas tree. I have begun to say NO with a 100% rate to them.

E-mail on the other hand, lands in a system, that I manage. I can make rules that throws them (for example) a look-at-later-when-bored folder. Either way, they are only as annoying as I myself have set them up to be...

I say yes when I think the newsletter has the potential to be interesting, maybe 2 or 3 new newsletters every month..
Unless you want Firefox or some other apps where the deb package is a thin frontend around a snap install command.
An outage of a few hours can tank a release deadline for me, so yes.
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I miss Cornetto! The texture of the cream and the chocolatey bits at the top bring up very fond childhood memories. Also some of them IIRC have a solid chocolate bottom in the cone.
Also archiving is a thing for email, not so for push notifications..
Warning: unnecessary loud music accompanies the video.
Circadian Algorithms – a technothriller about sleep and dream hacking
Apple Wallet can hold your Arizona driver’s license or state ID
There's some mentions of (classic) Mac and RAVE support in the code, but I don't remember any mention of PowerVR cards, games, drivers, etc. on the Mac back in the day. Anyone else?
I think industrialists are one of the few who are more or less inflation safe. But the part about the whining seems to be true
Ive found mostly the opposite true. Higher income people are mostly just spoiled and clueless. They don't know it can all go because they've rarely if never been in a situation where it has all went before.
>The Texas law was not supported by mainstream conservatives

Then how is it currently an enacted law that is also being copied in other GOP-controlled states?
> As for "killer apps", honestly, I have never really believed in the concept. There's nothing on my smartphone that I can't do without it being specifically on my smartphone. But combined, the whole ecosystem is extremely useful. My smartphone also isn't the seamless digital assistant Jobs predicted it would be, but it's still extremely useful. Back in 2008, most people thought smartphones weren't for them, but now most find them extremely useful.

Smart phones are portable web browsers. That's the killer app. That's immensely useful. VR is non portable, at least in the sense that you're gonna look like a huge asshole loading up your quest on the subway. That's a pretty difficult barrier.
Do the naysayers have any actual points as to why this is a bad idea, or is it just another instance where people see the word "blockchain" and immediately start calling it bad and high-fiving each other?

It seems they're going to be releasing a whitepaper. I'm willing to hear out ideas for how OSS developers could be compensated, especially if it's coming from someone who has already created a successful and well-loved project from scratch.
Love to hear your feedback or any suggestion you want to give. I am happy to answer your questions!
You're better off to stay fully invested and keep a line of credit in place of an emergency fund.
> if a sound is made, does the universe permanently keep a record of it? I would imagine the waves would die down, until at a certain quantum level, they will stop entirely.

> Or, if two particles annihilate each other, is it possible from the resulting particles/energy produced to know which particles were involved?

These are really great questions! The facile answer is that all known physical processes are reversible in principle, but the actual truth is more complicated than that. For starters, quantum measurement may or may not be reversible depending on which interpretation of QM you subscribe to. On the currently-most-popular account, the Copenhagen interpretation, measurement is by assumption irreversible. There are many reasons to believe that this is not the case, that measurements are in fact reversible (in principle, not in practice) but no one really knows, and no one can know because the process of reversing a measurement is indistinguishable form the normal state of affairs. It might actually be happening all the time. There is no way to know.

For more info see:

http://blog.rongarret.info/2014/10/parallel-universes-and-ar...

(And its prequel: http://blog.rongarret.info/2014/09/are-parallel-universes-re...)

If you want a deeper understanding of all this stuff I recommend:

https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Physics-Princeton-Foundati...

https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Mechanics-Experience-David-Al...
I forgot "almost." He's been to the superbowl. He was a superbowl quarterback.

As for lies, did you read the article I linked? A former NFL exec literally admits to it.
I agree. As Carl Sagan said, "real patriots ask questions."
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There is also the question of if a full time schedule is available at some hourly wage, or if they expect to pay part time, with on call availability.
I'm interested, but would like to know the "stack" it is based on.

Is there a build script? I see SASS icon on the landing page, so there must be a build.

What CSS framework is it using (if any)?
The takeaway bullets seem almost non-sequitur. I don't know what those numbers mean for consumer sentiment index, but the absolute level of consumer confidence is still higher for higher income groups. The fact that it has dropped for everything, but more steeply for higher income, doesn't seem like it has to be related to any causal phenomenon beyond basic diminishing marginal utility. When you're down in the dumps already, you don't have as far to fall. You may as well draw a bunch of weird conclusions about mindsets and possible reasons when you find an MMA fighter at the end of a fight half passed out on the mat, kick him in the face, also kick a random bystander in the face, and find the random bystander has more of a reaction. The first hit hurts a lot more than the 100th.
What the hell is this even?
If only they could reach the Rover and have the helicopter dust off the solar panels... Sort of like AAA in the US.
Also, in a Schwarzenegger voice ..."get to da choppa!"
Crashes come when you least expect otherwise it wouldn't be a crash. The market knows about everything you just listed, the market is baking that into its calculations.

The correlation between the stock market and real world fundamentals has always been qualified. A lot of investors don't care about today, only tomorrow. You can have big companies with popular products, but if the market doesn't think it's going to grow then the market isn't going to pay much attention.
Operator, I need an exit, fast.
I think that's mainly cultural, actually. "Github is down" is seen as "take the day off". But it actually is pretty easy to work around a remote being temporarily down. Developers can use their local copies of code and merge them when the remote is back up. Or whoever has the latest commits can start a temporary git server in an EC2 instance and tell the developers on slack to update their remote URLs.

Of course, if your build process is tied into github actions or something, that will still be broken. But that problem also exists for any other 3rd party build/deploy service you might use, independent of git-the-VCS-tool.
I leave my car outside because rain doesn't effect it's powertrain lubricants.

It has integrated locks and unlikely to be stolen. It can't be picked up and thrown in the back of a van.

Or just ridden off.

I come out and the seat isn't wet and the chain isn't rusty.

Everything is dry and ready to go.
Because nobody wants push notifications for the kind of thing that would be in a newsletter.
https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/is-it-a-good-idea-to-use-btrfs/...

https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/btrfs-and-qubes-os/6967
Is there any explanation for why previous stimulus during Obama administration didn't cause inflation. Lots of my friends are convinced that printing money doens't necessarily cause inflation and use that an example to support their case.
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The only time I click it is when I missclick and it’s super frustrating.

Does anyone find it actually useful? I have a feeling deliberate clicks to misclicks would not be in favor of the former.
> The Fed's balance sheet is an amazing thing from an accountings standpoint -- they're the only entity which counts currency as a liability.

Don't all currency-issuing entities do that? I guess the Fed would be unique for US currency.
Even if we ignore the economy, starting a startup before 2015 or so was "easy mode" relatively speaking.

Now, there are less greenfield spaces, more competition, and less barriers to get started. Much much harder to start a successful business today.
Stuart Smalley, as Oberon, looking into the mirror giving his daily affirmation: "I'm viable enough and, doggone it, people like me."
He’s saying that inflation will perpetuate negative real rates despite increasing bond yields as bond prices decline.
yes, quite useful, since it also hides comments in the discussion, not just the link.
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I wonder whether having the media doomplay every crisis is part of the confounding or resorbing forces. Are they making it worse by persuading everyone that there is a crisis and that they should stop investing? Or are they helping decision makers anticipate and therefore smoothen the blow? I mean, the 2008 they talked so much about was way smoother than the 1995-1998 crisis, where managers were taken hostage in France in dozens of manufactures, where the Five Dragons fell in Asia and where Boris Yeltsin’s Russia came to an end?

The 1998 Russia crisis is particularly interesting:

- Russia was put under FMI (IMF) leadership with huge monetary injection,

- Financial games made that this money didn’t help the populace but only helped to create a new billionaire class in Russia.

- We have a dozen thousand Russian multimillionaires here on the French Côte d’Azur (Nice) coming from that period; and the other half of the oligarchs created the Putin regime.

Talk about a grave crisis, Ukraine is a ripple effect of the IMF stuffup.
Go is more of an alternative for python/ruby than it is for C/C++.
I assume in this case the user was not using all the security features available.

Even if you did have some password or whatever; asking someone to recover files for you would include giving them that information to enable them to do the job you're asking them to do.
Hello everyone, the author here!

I've finally decided to share my side-project with the community.

Back in 2015 I needed a solution for tracking hours for my job. There were many apps for that purpose, but almost all of them were focused on freelancers. Managing projects and billing clients were just clutter to me – I needed a simple way of ensuring that I work 40 hours a week while having a flexible schedule.

The app is free, but if you want to store more than 10 work entries, you need to buy an in-app-upgrade for a one-time price of $4.99. But you can also delete some entries and keep using it for free. I had tried multiple monetization models, from a paid app to premium subscription features. All in all, the current model seems optimal. The app has been consistently making $500-1000 per month, which is enough to keep me motivated.

Version 3.0 is a major redesign and a rewrite in SwiftUI.
It doesn't. Bond prices going down will help close the gap between bond rates and inflation. When the Fed floods the market with its existing treasuries via QT, new treasuries will need to be issued at higher rates to compete.
I'm having trouble finding a bank that still offers lines of credit. Do you have a particular recommendation that you are comfortable sharing? Thanks
There were eight new Dreamcast games just last year.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dreamcast_homebrew_gam...
IIS Server had/has a memory leak in worker threads that many years ago always forced us to restart the server every few days. Starting in 6.0, they added worker thread recycling and made it a mandatory to choose a time period for every thread to be recycled. Why fix the error when you can just restart the service?
As long as LibreWolf isn't snap-only... so we should contribute to their effort by funding them, if we want them to last.

"Pay your maintainers" should become the norm to all users of FLOSS. We must lobby our bosses to make regular donations to maintainers of the FOSS software used by the company. That's a purely rational business decision, not an ideological one.
Current design looks too heavy on blue to me.
> Millions of people from all over the world use the software I’ve created.

Statements like this always really irk me. It just feels so pretentious.