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It's also worth noting that the incentives and economics for having kids have changed in other ways.

Having kids is a privatized loss with socialized gains. The parent is responsible for the costs. Even if one walks away, they are on the hook for 20% of their gross to pay for the upbringing.

Socialized gains: everyone benefits from the tax the child pays after the parents finish raising the child. Many elderly and disabled benefit from the social security the tax the child will pay after they're raised. These recipients of social welfare benefit whether they had children themselves or not.

It's a massive personal investment, and then once the child is an adult society taps the child as their tax piggy bank, with only the smallest tax offsets to the parent for raising the child. Counter this with the ways of old, where the child's contribution to the elderly was generally done through the family structure rather than through compelled taxes to general public elderly via social security, even those who didn't raise children.

This incentive structure means the childless disproportionately benefit from the socialized gains and those with many children, assuming they raised them without welfare, almost assuredly disproportionately do not recoup the socialized gains after subtracting the personal losses.

The stakes have gone up as well. CPS, child welfare laws, nosy neighbors, and all manner of other much stricter enforcement have emerged in the past 50 years. Before you could let your child play out on the street alone if they were ready at age, say 7. Now if you do that in the wrong place, many people will call CPS, at no risk to themselves and in fact in an extreme act of unconstitutional perversion you are not allowed to face your accuser who are protected as 'anonymous'. Many people are looking to crucify the parent they see making any perceived error, and the state apparatus has been vastly expanded to rush down and 'save the children' and destroy you in the process. This enforced coddling of children from every perceived outdoor 'danger' destroys the development of the child and improperly robs the parent of the ability to focus on other tasks, further yet destroying the will of the parent to make the mistake of raising another child.

Note: there are some caveats to this: obviously the childless pay higher taxes and also K-12 is partially publicly funded, but these only damper the effects.
They still loft hydrazine on birds already designed, but plan to use a non-toxic, and otherwise actually better alternative in new designs.

Hydrazine is troublesome because it is readily absorbed through the skin, in liquid form, or the lungs, in vapor form, whence it destroys the liver and other internal organs. As vapor it is slightly heavier than air, so its vapor spreads out from point of release.

When you see dramatic videos of spilled ammonia, that is generally liquid, either boiling anhydrous or dissolved in water and spreading out on the ground. Purely gaseous leaks go up. But liquid spills can be pretty bad.

All that said, synthetic hydrocarbon fuels will clearly be better for small and consumer-grade use in places where batteries do not suffice.
I couldn't find a general email address, just one for the store and a press one.
I think this is a great comment. I totally agree
Thank you all for your nice comments and suggestions, be assured that I read every comment even if I didn't reply to you personally!

I'm glad you liked it and will continue to work on it some more, you had some great suggestions that I certainly want to try out.
I was in the Seattle area for about 10 years and recently moved to the east coast.

I don’t recommend Seattle. Skyrocketing cost of living, increasing homelessness, and progressive politics that are real communism with local politicians saying we should nationalize Boeing and Amazon.

Did I mention crime? It used to be petty crime, break ins in vehicles, property damage, that kind of stuff.

Downtown Seattle is not safe for a woman to be alone, and especially not an Asian woman. There are several recent cases of Asian woman getting sucker punched or beaten with a bat at rail stations or public transit stops.

The city looks the other ways. Criminals get locked up overnight if at all and get let go the next day. When you add on to this the insane real estate costs and rising rents, it makes zero sense to live in Seattle.
Just added the quantized version of the model
The truth might be than physics are harsh mistress and there is no way to cheat. Thus actually working extra system space colonization is just not something that we or anyone else can do. Maybe even technology to do stellar engineering is out of reach.
That's a really good point... These days a lot of us work-from-home or independent contractor types don't even have much of a "second" place.
The compiler works until you stress the type system or try to take advantage of features that are experimental and then stay that way forever. How many iterations of concepts have we been through at this point? What happened to hot code reloading? Why do we have all these legacy GCs?

The point is the compiler has more and more cruft that makes it increasingly more complex and increasingly unreliable. It also makes it so that bugs are harder and harder to fix. Not to mention that it's basically impossible to track what is going on with the language at any given point in time because there is no roadmap or updated status. It also doesn't help that certain folks like to create ten GitHub issues and RFCs for every perceived slight in the language.

Once again, the problem boils down to a complete lack of leadership or interest in running the show - and instead of empowering the community to make that happen, leadership sits back and acts like everything is great and perfect and pats themselves on the back. When someone complains that it is not, leadership finds a way to defend itself and turn sentiment against the person complaining. It happens over and over again and it's why Nim isn't a success story like languages that actually have empowered communities and leaders that are interested in leading and not just collecting book revenues / making .io games, etc... while actively gatekeeping those who would like to get involved in making things better.
Maybe in 1,700yrs they'll see us...
BBC news articles are full of scare quotes then.
+1. I came to the same conclusion. The pandemic sped up the timeline of my mental processes and illustrated all the holes in my model of the world. That way, I am glad this lockdown happened before I made any life-altering and hard-to-reverse decisions.
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There's some nuance there for sure. Berkshire is a heavily diversified conglomerate, which includes acquiring companies plus minority investments in publicly traded equities. CSI is simply an acquisition roll-up shop.

> I always thought PE was leveraged buyouts/KKR/Masters of the Universe type of folks.

I'd have to double check for sure, but I'm 90% sure that CSI levered their deals. So by that definition (MBO acquisitions + leverage) I'd put them in the PE category. Could argue maybe family office (which utilizes many PE techniques).
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It's the hedonic dopamine treadmill. It's not the content that drives this endless dopatrain, it's the nice UI and interactivity of the spinning window and flashing pages.
I use this product and it has really helped me.

I want this company to stay in business, so wanted to share it here with everyone.
There was a large VMS software shop in the area. They had moved from VAX to Alpha in the mid 90's. I remember some dude there, back in the mid 90's, showing me a 4 CPU system with a gigabyte of RAM. That was unheard of then. DEC did some amazing stuff. When Compaq acquired it, it was a sad day indeed. They made PC clones, while DEC had their own CPUs and operating systems.

After the Alpha was canceled, the local shop gave up on VMS, ported everything to Linux and IBM AIX, and moved on. Seems like a wise move.

VMS has been dying for decades. I suspect any serious business has ported their app to another platform.
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Unless you're corrupted by archaic religious morals, generally it's pretty obvious to tell when society is progressing or regressing.
It also has a traffic light so I guess this isn't a crosswalk where the car has to yield. The pedestrian isn't really in the crosswalk, there is a yellow dashed line.

Very confusing but I guess: Different countries, different rules.

1:44 is also confusing, no signs at all so the car should yield to the car coming from the right.

3:35 looks dangerous, pulling left into the scooter.

10:00 he says that it is very challenging to drive in Jerusalem and that you can drive everywhere if you can do it there. I haven't seen anything challenging up to this point in the video, all roads are clearly marked, no potholes, almost no traffic, lots of signs. This looks very easy to me.
"If", as the Spartans famously said to Big Alex's dad.

Ah, well, let's hope GM manages to comercialize the stuff.

(The Spartans were undefeated, but became irrelevant and dwindled, just a past legend for others to wave around as political advertising. Sic transit ...)
It was tough to keep the title accurate since I had to change it with the character limit. Thanks for clarifying for everyone!
That might be the way it works in Israel, but it's not a safe way to drive even if the law permits it. In Washington state, every intersection is a crosswalk whether or not it's marked, and you have to stop for any pedestrian crossing an intersection whether or not the light says the pedestrian can be there.

I hope these car companies get local laws right. But it would be best if they did the safe thing even if local laws didn't require it.
Banning plastic straws is dumb, but I kinda like the sippy cup. You can taste the drink more since it brings it more to your nose.
Basically tRPC lets you define a router containing all your endpoints in a single structure. Then you can import the type definition of your router and make typed API calls without needing to wire everything together with types.
Reality being stupider than fiction, Twitter is now flagging tweets that link to the FDA's announced restriction of the J&J vaccine as "misinformation" because the vaccines are "safe and effective"
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Or would we have transitioned to highly directed laser pulses, or perhaps using a medium not yet discovered? Since we are still fumbling in the dark about fundamental physics, having no grand unifying theory between large and small, or even much progress in understanding gravity, it is entirely possible that we wouldn't be using radio because we found something much better.
One day locked in my home office to record a sub-ten minute demo, and it wasn't without it's challenges as you can see
Mercedes system seems as capable as my 2002 Nissan's cruise control.
CHEFS[0]?

[0] https://bcgov.github.io/common-service-showcase/services/che...
I have diagnosed ADHD and I can waste just as much time on my amateur radio as the Internet. I guess we get a pass due to the technical neediness, but I spent 3 hours yesterday listening to static trying to hear a specific station…
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> For a long time, religion filled this void, but for almost everyone, it no longer does.

Did religion actually fill this void? Or did enough people simply go through life not voicing any of their troubles for fear of exclusion or even institutionalization in a religious and highly superstitious society that didn't understand mental health?

Religion didn't prevent alcoholism, out of wedlock pregnancies or domestic violence. It did however force families to take brutal measures to keep their missteps a secret from the rest of society.
Space colonization is best done by robotic ships. These could very well be plying the galaxy and just staying away from primitive life.
Some people care about wealth inequality “as a first-order concern”. That is the point. So yours is not an “obvious rejoinder”.

Do you understand now?
Ok, but to be clear, this is an argument that there IS a "Great Filter". It's just a Great Filter that is in front of us rather than behind us.
The best programming language is the one that gets the job done.
I think putting a grid on the background would help with alignment and such
Bought a house in SF last year. We lost two offers before securing this place. Both of the lost offers followed this pattern:

1. Set a bid due date
2. Ask three best offers for their "Best Final Offer"
3. We increased our offer (50k 1st case which was generous, 150k second case)
4. Lost, move on to the next showing. In the second case our BFO was 400k over asking, ultimate winner offered 600k over asking. Insanity.

When I sold my house in TX I also did the same: got two offers almost immediately after putting it on the market, so we went back to the buyers and asked for BFO. Both increased their offers.

Funny enough for our third winning offer we saw it the day before the Open House (which just started being allowed again) and put in our offer the day of the Open House. Won for around 50k over asking. I'm not 100% sure but from what I gathered an investor who wanted to rent it as an upstairs/downstairs duplex offered more but they wanted to sell to another family so they took our offer without asking for more money. I was very thankful for that - if they had come back asking for better offers we'd have walked.
From a philosophical perspective that Wikipedia article covers a lot. I truly want to do A, but I do B instead. How is that possible?

The Wikipedia article offers a couple of classical and modern takes on the problem but I'd offer one more. That we misunderstand our own intentions. When I say “I’d like learn to speak Italian” that’s not what I mean at all. What I mean is “I’d like to be able to speak Italian.” and I haven’t even considered the work involved.
Would you rather manually manage things through a UI? It’s not like IAC doesn’t solve problems. Sure it introduces some and isn’t optimal but I’m curious to hear your solution.
TypeScript's type system is unsound in a mathematical sense: https://effectivetypescript.com/2021/05/06/unsoundness/ Though this has little bearing on practicality which is probably why the original comment is at the bottom of the pile.

He's also using a stricter mathematical definition of "type safety" whereas tRPC means it in the colloquial way it's used in the TypeScript ecosystem (that is, a fully typed interface between client and server, ideally that's non-duplicative and inferred directly from your code instead of being manually defined).
Missing one in a hundred intersections? That's insane. Most human drivers are much better than that and wouldn't keep their license (or their life) for long if they weren't.
Using dictation function of my Apple Macbook. In Dutch.
I say: 'abstract data types'. MacOS - not understanding English in Dutch mode - translates into : 'heb seksdate thuis' ('having a sex date at home').

This happened while dictating feedback to students..
But that’s who he is. He could pretend to have manners to offend fewer people but he doesn’t have to, seems to be getting on just fine without manners, and probably attracts a lot of people who are put off by people who are dry and proper all the time.
Maybe you should add a parameter to request comments/stories newer than a specific date/time (in case you already have a copy of the older ones).

If it does not already check for duplicates of recently added messages, to consider to add that too, in case someone adds them by mistake.
I only use it for 1 or 2 hours a day. But this was one of my worries about becoming a programmer. Will it cause me to spend ten hours a day on the computer?
I would argue that if such thing was prosecuted they would at least do it somewhere they would not be observed and found out. Maybe moving the problem to alleyways or behind buildings. But that would still likely be better option for general cleanliness.
I "trust" it.
>But haven't we all seen Fight Club?

???
I am curious if HPE is good for a TrueNAS server? And how does it compare with ixsystem mini ZFS NAS boxes?

For a storage NAS, it sounds more powerful than needed. For running hypervisor, VMs and applications, it seems less powerful than needed.
What mistakes is FSD beta currently making that would be solved with more accurate localisation of the vehicle? Are you aware of any situations where mistakes are being made as a result of errors in depth estimation?

Seriously, look at any FSD beta video and you’ll quickly recognise that its ability to sense the road is mature and robust; most errors are in the planner.
I have not been diagnosed or identify as ASD, but have been accused of being similar in my life. The company I work for has mazing mental health benefits and I have weekly and monthly therapists that I work with to maintain the neuro-infra. I deal with anxiety/imposter syndrome a lot, and even just having these two folks in my life has made it much more manageable.

A few steps I have taken to help with any mental health.

1. Get sleep.
Forcefully remove procrastinated binge watching and infini-scrolling from my repertoire.

2. Eat healthily - I got blood work done and I focus on not eating things that irritate me. Recently just removed processed sugar.

3. Move around.
If one is physically abled, moving around can help immensely when it comes to mood and mental health. I like to go for walks and think, its like meditation for me.

4. Disconnect.
Find time in life(job permitting - but you should looking into other jobs if it doesn't permit...) to disconnect from the ideation state of work-brain mode.

I'm definitely an introvert so work can be tough sometimes, but I feel like I am beginning to find ways to make it work ;)
Yes it's a common term when discussing clinical/medical trials, for example when testing a new drug, but it's not a common term used to describe a legal trial and a simple Google search confirms this, feel free to conduct the search yourself.

A party can be successful at trial, but note here that in any given trial at least one of the two parties will be successful so it makes no sense to use "successful trial" to describe the trial itself, it only makes sense to describe one of the two parties as being successful, which is not how OP used that term.

The closest thing OP could mean by "successful impeachment" is that the judge would be convicted. I am dismissive of OP's use of this word because it's a common misunderstanding of what an impeachment is. An impeachment is not a conviction and I am not claiming that a conviction would be the outcome of an impeachment. That misunderstanding is materially important to the point being made as well as an indication that OP is likely misinformed on this subject (especially when combined with the fact that he has stated he has no evidence to support to his assertion and has no desire to seek any evidence). I don't think it's unreasonable to call someone out on a statement they are sure of when they have no evidence for that assertion and make mistakes of this kind.
FYI, if ribeyes are out of your price range, chuck steaks are a decent cost effective replacement. Everyone, poor or rich, has a right to a nice juicy steak.
no this is a filter to technological progress/expansion, not a filter to life appearance and sustainability in the universe..
I think that's a good characterization!
No. I think you misunderstand.

When you tell people there is nothing transcendent, that life is indeed meaningless - sometimes they believe you.
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I’m all for the bullying of morality try-hards.
This is really gross to read as I eat my happy hour calamari. Thanks, kind internet stranger
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seriously, aren't they commonly the SOURCE of many DoS attacks...

any hosting provider where some random person on the internet and $5 of credit on a prepaid visa card will have this problem.
Sadly, this behavior is not only tolerated but encouraged until it happens to someone sympathetic.
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'Could' being the operative word here.
I doubt this reasoning. While it's true that 60 kph is the minimum for Autobahn, it's the minimum in the sense that the vehicle must be capable of that speed. There is no requirement to actually drive 60 kph or faster.

On the other side of the equation, nobody would feel comfortable cruising along at that speed, since you'd be continuously overtaken by trucks, which drive a little more than the allowed 80 kph unless it's physically impossible.
That would make sense, but its hard:

- You need to identify the traffic to be filtered and the post states:
"Due to always different destinations (IPs, ports, packet size) (..)"

- You need to maintain some agreement with a large number of ISPs

- You need to maintain some gossiping infrastructure to these ISPs

- ISPs may not care about your DDoS attack
I think you are over complicating things. A blockchain is just a linked list with content addressed next pointers. You don't need a distributed system to use it. When on a single machine you don't need a consensus algorithm to agree on what the head of the list is. Even if you have multiple different heads none of them will be a tree. A node can only ever point to 1 other node.
It's pretty obvious, you go through an OAuth flow on the bank's website.
Source ports of DNS reflection attacks, presumably.
You should still be able to see them, even from distance, if they have any reasonable power output. Stealth doesn't really work in space.
I think the problem is I don't waste enough time on the internet (where 'waste' is a loaded word) - there's so much on there and yet I'm relegated to the same 5 or 10 pages I always go to
Just like a real person :)
Just took a look at the landing page, but I didn't see any information on how they expect to monetize the app. Are they going to charge for it?

I'm fine if they are charging it, but all the problems with social media are pretty much a direct result of their business model. So putting out something that is free, without an explanation of how they eventually expect to pay for it all, is not something I would trust.
Sounds like all you really needed something like a signal handler that would dump the stack traces of all the threads.

I've used that a lot black-box debugging java processes in production.

I also wrote such a signal handler for a ruby app.
Reading the Abstract I can't help but wonder if their scientists discovered the same thing about us and pointed their 'eyes' (or whatever!) this way. Fun to think about.
That's pretty funny. Sorry for the trouble. This has literally never happened to me. There are two other Arthur Collé's in the world, hopefully the booby traps work and I become the one true king one of these days
Yep, if you want to go with privacy first, then make web interface and let us believe that you at least try to make it privacy friendly by allowing more user control and strict sandboxing.

There are anti-patterns in many websites to make people to use native apps - simply because it is easier to collect more user data.
I guess it would depend on the ship... Though I am reading Rendezvous With Rama right now (my first time), which has completely changed my imagining of space ships. So much of sci-fi owes so much to Artur C. Clarke. I knew, but I didn't realize until I read more and more =/