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It's cool that you can just survive on getting fired, with zero repercussions in other parts of your life and all that. But that's not the situation for many others, who have to plan a good chunk of their (at least immediate) future based around other people in their life outside of work.

So if a company says "Just so everyone know, the entire market is experience a tough time, and so are we, so right now we're evaluating our options, don't do anything drastic", people can plan around that. But if the company says "Don't worry about what's happening around you, we're super fine and would never do layoffs", people start to plan around that.

It's a bit silly, and people probably shouldn't trust management/the company to have their best interest at heart, but as humans we do trust others (probably more than we should).
> cash

So what? It's your money. Why would you have to pay a goddamn 0.5% plus whatever over anything over that amount?
I've spent a ton of time in SF and Baltimore, wondering what specifically you had in mind? I think it's less socially acceptable to be right leaning in SF? Sure you would be looked at weird if you used a koozie or wore croakies in SF, or if you went up to people at a coffee shop to ask them to pitch their startup in Baltimore, but the differences feel cultural not political.
This is a huge thing to me and many others who I’ve spoken with. My spouse seems to be able to handle it just fine, but to me it’s just a wall of sound all around me and it has led to frustration that they cannot hear me and I cannot hear them.

It’s become true at even many very “nice” restaurants as the open kitchen, open spaces, and hard surfaces everywhere aesthetic has taken over nearly everything.
It is great you had a mentor. I met few people I could learn from and books (including Bob’s) were very helpful. He promoted TDD, good names, short functions etc Is he too dogmatic? Are his function too short? Probably yes.

I never treat his proposals as a silver bullet, but a great source of inspiraton. I wish there were more people teaching those things.
A CS centric way of looking at this is that spending (brain) cycles exploring the problem is a necessary but not sufficient condition to solve it.

Most people don’t believe they can and don’t even try. But the brain is very fascinating and imo anyone is capable of problem solving.

One practical reason I am really sold on diversity in Tech is that I believe peoples experiences shape the way they think about problems. Having different kinds of minds looking at the same problem can result in different solutions. And that’s amazing. We can’t predict how it will work in advance, all we can do is create the right conditions which precipitate this result.
Do not misunderstand me there is plenty of anti-white vitriol but none of it was on Twitter anymore (on the anti-white hashtag where i checked a bunch of tweets). The original claim was that Twitter is insufficiently acting against anti-white racism.

When scrolled through a ton of the replies to Andrew Yangs tweet i found a lot of harassment of Andrew Yang "Lol you are not white" but that was anti-asian. There some people displayed cynical or Malthusian opinions. Some of which might be cover for anti white racism. There were people who did not see a problem with those statistics, a despicable bunch. There was one calling for white genocide, which i pointed out "put white people in reservations" as anti-white and calling for genocide which should be banned by the Twitters standards. Overall i scrolled through a ton of Tweets and sorted every one i saw. There was some anti-white stuff in there but i have seen a higher concentration of anti black racism, anti jewish racism or anti asian racism (such as the replies to this tweet) in other places on Twitter.

I think i tried to convince myself but i did not found a virulent amount even under a tweet which was supposed to be a prime example. Whether my effort convinces you that i tried honestly that is up to you.
Looks like https://hackage.haskell.org/package/set-monad is an example.
I would be very interested in that link.
This is sort of how it works in Canada; healthcare, disability, welfare and (some) pensions are all managed individually by each province. When you move, you have to jump through hoops to get access to those services in the new province. Still gets funded federally though and how money is transferred between provinces is huge point of contention.
I think you misunderstood what they meant.

The problem with the Senate is that tiny states like Wyoming have the same power as huge states like California.

That means that people living in rural areas (or just small states) have far more power and representation in the Senate than people in urban areas.
Schedule romantic times. It sounds cheesy but schedule it. Light some aromatic candles. Have cheese and wine.
Anatomy of the Action Picture (2007)
> the system worked

As in: none of the scum responsible was strung up and all the dipshits that caused all of it were bailed out, you mean.
I would argue that, in most social contexts, “receiving a message” does put some amount of pressure on a person.

Unless you have a really explicit understanding with the person you’re texting, they’re gonna assume you expect a response, or just expect them to read the message.

You gotta know how your actions will be received; “I can’t help you” really just isn’t enough if you wanna be a kind and thoughtful person, IMO.
I am not sure if this is distinction without difference. A part of being an artist is, for me at least, the drive to do something.

Myself, I write quite a lot (in Czech), I have published 7 books so far. I am not claiming to be a big artist, merely a mediocre one, but I notice that I don't really have a choice. I have to write something almost every day, much like a full toilet bowl has to overflow.
... pbus ... eyars ...

- typed while in the pbu, clearly
We should pair up one day! I work on small experiments every Monday, and mess with games occasionally (e.g. this All-hands meeting simulator: https://rafsters.itch.io/all-hands).
If you have the ticket you can "self-checkout" by going to the machine to pay, not involving others. If you don't, you need to speak with the person who "manages" the parking lot, the person who sits in the little booth.

Some cars also have (something like) a bank/credit card attached to their front windows near the top, those people can just drive out and the payment is automatic right before the barrier that blocks the exit.
> are cryptocurrency supporters "literally hitler" now?

If you really wanted to see someone argue that position nobody-but-you brought up, here you go: https://youtu.be/XpH3O6mnZvw
No. Manage your own messaging systems, don't put that extra work onto others, as not everyone has the same schedule as you.
PostgreSQL provides compatibility to Oracle DBMS_JOB using PG_DBMS_JOB
You don't see a lot of "purist" stuff because it happens in the emotions and feelings where normal language is shaped to make for a movement in those areas without having to be explicit about it. That's the whole point and why Sargon's move was so lazy using explicit swear words and cheap logic.

>but why does it matter if the speaker is libertarian (or not)? What matters, and is indisputable, is their statement was libertarian.

Because you can't contain people in speech. How is this even a question? Policing speech does one third of what the unwritten rules and unspoken feelings do for maintaining social order. You can feel a father's disapproval, you can be emotionally moved towards the Good, ect, ect. The speech acts nearly always come after the thing that happened.

A car crash always has people mourning and setting up new safety rules and making 'indisputable statements' well after the event itself. Most 'statements' are just empty posturing and perfect-form chasing.

Golly gosh this feels like taking a horse to water but being unable to make it drink.
You could use at(1) instead, so that you don't need to keep that terminal process open.
Sad, Bitpanda is one of the best in Europe.
In a fast food establishment such as McDonald's customers are very sensitive to wait times. This may lead you to the conclusion that we then want to quickly rush all customers through ordering and then take as long as necessary to make the food. Unfortunately, customers hate waiting after ordering more than they hate waiting before ordering. If a customer walks in and sees either no line or a very short line to order, the customer will think, "oh it will be no more then five minutes, I'll be in and out". If there is actually a 45 minute wait after ordering, then yes you just scored on sale. However, the customer will now feel tricked, having been let down on the promise of quick; the customer is now late back from lunch and has a bad feeling as they leave. This does not convert to more future sales.

Smoothing out the spikes is exactly what you want to be doing. The drive-thru has this built in. Customers come through in a queue and can easily see how long they will have to wait by counting cars. It makes a lot of sense to implement something similar with the self-serve kiosks.

I work at a fast food establishment with self-serve kiosks. When we are understaffed (as we often are nowadays) and we are busy, we will turn off some of the kiosks rather than let orders build up. We would much rather lose a few customers today than lose these customers forever as they have to wait 45 minutes for their food because we rushed them through ordering without proper queue management.
Those of you in London or Belfast (and next up Edinburgh) can try out a large scale immersive version of what I assume this is (strobe lights causing you to see crazy colours and patterns) with a soundtrack by (electronic music producer) Jon Hopkins: https://dreamachine.world/

I thought it was fun, definitely worth a visit and quite an impressive effect. I think the London tickets are all gone but the site says there are usually walk-ups due to people not turning up.
Can't you just use one of these?

https://www.microsemi.com/existing-parts/parts/151966
> to be replaced as Europe's power center by Poland

Not gonna lie, you had me in the first half.

Poland has had an anemic demography for years (1.38 child per woman in 2021, the lowest in Eastern Europe after Ukraine and Moldova), a massive brain (and workforce more generally) drain since the fall of the Eastern Block.

Its GDP per capita is even 30% lower than Czech Republic and less than a third of German's GDP.

German's economy is going to face troubles, but Poland isn't even remotely close to taking any kind of economic leadership. And it won't happen until Poland fixes their natality issue (and even then, it would take them another fifty years).
What is Helix? (if you like tech jargon)
Helix let’s [sic] business users ingest and publish markdown documents and spreadsheets from Microsoft Office or Google Docs and Sheets into a scalable, distributed content repository and dynamically renders HTML (and JSON, webp, etc.) to produce fast websites and actively manages cache consistency with your existing CDN infrastructure.

Helix let’s [sic] frontend devs develop and deploy the design and functionality of their website with CSS and JavaScript directly in their GitHub repos.

- cut and pasted from near the bottom of the page
What conclusion? I just pointed out one historical attempt to define "biological man", and noted that it ended in failure?
Try entering it in twice
Each seat in the Senate is directly democratic, but the Senate as a whole is not.

The reason is that people in states with low populations have far more per-capita representation in the Senate than people in populous states.

The Senate is so powerful that this means that most federal decisions are determined by the minority of the country.
Exactly. And people have been also using them for this exact purpose.
https://hackaday.com/2015/02/19/turn-your-beagleboneblack-in...

But hey, put 'Raspberry' or 'Arduino' label on it and suddenly it's so new and innovative it makes me sick.
Unit testing pure functions is a pleasure, no matter if they have local variables.

assertEquals(expectedOutput, f(input));

When you split them in a way that makes the local state external - you now have to handle the state in unit tests which is much more hassle.
Good to know. I'll remember this as a tool for potential future use then.
I'm asking for them to be compared in terms of IO features, not absolute performance. The ATMega has it's own range of hardware driven input features and that's specifically what I'm asking for a comparison to.
Why isn't there a video of a real one? Has anyone ever built one?

If it's real it should be very easy to verify.
Apple likes to destroy their own history by removing apps that are too old to run on their latest hardware.
I disagree; a message sent on an async platform is not expected to be responded to immediately, it's simply meant to be removed from the sender's "to-do" list.
Most obvious explanation: the amount of money spent by Germany for energy imports, especially gas being bought on the sport market, has skyrocketed. That is a lot of money going to the balance without requiring the exports to be reduced - which they probably have been too. A lot of German industry depends on parts from Ukraine, like VW getting their cable trees from Ukraine manufacturers.
AFAIU HN compresses out redundant whitespace.

The original title of the paper, "I Know Why You Went to the Clinic:
Risks and Realization of HTTPS Traffic Analysis", is 83 characters.

HN's limit is 80.

Removing the words "and Realization" drops the character count to 67, well within HN's allowance. That's what I'd done in my alternate suggestion:

A: "I Know Why you went to the clinic: Risks and Realization of HTTPS Traffic Analysis"

B: "I Know Why you went to the clinic: Risks of HTTPS Traffic Analysis"
Lithium Lick
Isn't that only used to support x86 emulation (i.e. apps for the older macs)?
In the younger generation, people are not so much interested in drinking alcohol. Many prefer to relax with cannabis, but it is illegal for "recreational" purposes. So going to pub, then going somewhere to smoke, then coming back to pub was just tedious and risky. Especially that police likes to harass people minding their own business and if they are from ethnic minorities.
That combined with the cost of living crisis, means it's cheaper and more comfortable to meet at ones home or somewhere in the park.
That's how my thinking has come around as well and a benefit of maintaining work vs. personal device separation.

If I'm on a work computer/device/profile I don't mind seeing work-related items. Even better if its clear when action is needed.

As many companies become more diverse in working times, trusting individuals to manage it seems like one option while the other is would be patterned off the French "Right to disconnect"
> Is there any way I could use this to see if there was merit in that idea?

It likely can't give you an instant answer, but it can be a good starting point for a research project. For example, Materials Project has information about the dielectric properties of a material, has datasets for electron conductivities, vibrational (phonon) properties and the like. So you would start by searching the dataset for the properties of interest to get a shortlist of candidate materials, and then do more focused studies based on those.

Note that the Materials Project does also have known materials in its database that are currently used extensively in real-world devices too, so it can also be used to provide additional information about those materials. In this way, if you're looking for an improvement on an existing material, you can start with a known-good material and see if similar materials might exist that offer an improvement on your property of interest.
so they can charge you a fee for lost tickets :)
Can it measure internode traffic for distributed training runs? This is something I needed recently and couldn’t achieve using nccl-test utilities like mpirun. ib_write_bw also didn’t work, I suspect because of multiple virtual links.
That game, and some mafia game, was what got our whole class to sign up in 2009 or so. Or, rather, if you didn't sign up someone made an account for you, so they could claim the benefits, hehe.
I've sent a spam report here, and literally came HN right now to ask more people to do so.

This is very annoying.

www.google.com/webmasters/tools/spamreportform
Travel is low-margin and sensitive to economic changes (making it risky), which means that travel firms are consolidating. This is certainly true of rental cars.

The high prices you're seeing are a result of many factors, not just consolidation. One of those factors is that rental car companies sold their fleets during the pandemic to stay afloat, and they're now dealing with constant inventory shortages.
COL[1] doesn't really hit anyone directly. It's an abstraction based on some fictional "standard of living" and its costs in an area.

That said, common knowledge is that it's cheaper to be rich than poor.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_living
This was in London last year. I've used a mixture but more often than not they are just dumb issue the ticket at a barrier and let you in type car parks. Need the same ticket to raise the barrier on the way out, after paying.

Not set up with automatic license plate reading cameras (ANPR or whatever the UK calls it).
I explained at the end why this is not remotely the same.

The color of your skin is not a charcateristic that describes your deeply held beliefs, and it is not something that you could change about yourself. Not to mention, the n-word has a long history of being used explicitly to demean and de-humanize and oppress the people it describes.

Few are demeaning, dehumanizing, and definitely not oppressing TERFs. There are not, and have never been, laws that declare a TERF to value 3/5 of a man or be forbidden from drinking water from the same water fountain.

Please don't compare a word describing someone's explicit beliefs to the n-word.
There isn't sufficient margin in drink to float a pub. The margin is in food (and to an extent, dispensed soft drinks).

Because priority becomes food over drink, people are willing (and able) to drive further for a better pub. Competition increases and you don't need a 'local' for every village or part of town anymore. Less pubs can serve more people because rather than regulars "propping up the bar" 3-5 nights a week for an extended session, you get restaurant-esque table turnover.

This is desirable for landlords - they often live above their pubs - profit from food service means you can shut earlier, you don't have regular fights or trouble from drunk customers and general toil is lower.

But some publicans just won't (or can't) adapt. They won't or can't invest in kitchen and chef. They can't or won't learn how to market and attract new, younger customers. Inflation, energy pricing, COVID shutdowns et al have all just accelerated the demise of the "pub pub".

The old "pub pub" crowd are now well served by the Wetherspoons, who have the advantage of controlling their margins in ways Brewery landlords can't compete with (mass purchasing, pre-prepared food, all their pubs are "new" buildings that don't have the insane maintenance and insurance overheads of a 200+ year old pub building etcetc).

We may be at a record low, but I suspect we'll be setting new lows for some years to come yet.

src: family of publicans from 193Xs ~> 200X. Tried to buy a pub at the 'end' of COVID restrictions.
>She’s a reaction to national media efforts...

This comment goes a long way to rationalize your initial assertion that "it's the media's fault".

You're essentially saying that MTG's constituents voted for her out of their resentment over the media believing they were ignorant enough to vote for her.

Could it be that they actually voted for her because they like her? How are you so sure that's not the case?

>an indictment of the whole community

Again, I actually live in GA and there was largely no such indictment of the overall community. That indictment was overwhelmingly reserved for the police department and the perpetrators. And, yes, there was some discussion around systems and conditions that produce such perpetrators and coverups.

You seem to be picking up these threads that just don't exist here and forcing them into a frame of media blame. Of course, you must be getting these ideas from...the media.

In other words, you're railing on about false media narratives and the entire basis for your claims seems to rest on false media narratives.

>story after story about how “mass shootings are a manifestation of white supremacy"

The only instances of this I've seen were in the cases that involved actual manifestos or other evidence directly espousing white supremacist beliefs.

Do you have evidence to the contrary?
Police in that respect fine in the UK, now the crakhead junies below me who is a protected police informer - well they get away with murder...litteraly :(

In process of big outing of Met Police issues, failings, negligence and sheer incompetance. But they are on notice already.
I mean it could be PII, but it doesn't have to be. Just randomly generate a username/password. If your name is john smith there's no reason why you need to use "jsmith" as your username for every site.
I didn't really understand FP until I read Functional Light JavaScript by getify/Kyle Simpson. It is so well written and approachable by mere mortal coders. I'm not an FP wizard, but it is the coding paradigm I mostly use now. I've even adapted some aspects (e.g. composability) to the CSS I write using `var()`.

You can buy the book or read it on GitHub:

http://fljsbook.com/

https://github.com/getify/functional-light-js
"What's a biological man? Not a Y chromosome."
You decide, and you're free to do as you see fit, including adjusting the goals or stages to match your experience, that's just first-hand (and second-hand, from others) testimony that you requested. The wealth of literature on the topic is at your disposal.

My recommendations if you'd like to have a skim are Waking Up (Harris), Happiness Hypothesis (Haidt), both of which take a bird's eye view of the practices and try to position it with respect to both personal experience and medical establishment. Haidt is more scientific than Harris, but Harris is much more experienced.
I Know What You Think of Me
This is a trend that has been steadily continuing for at least 20 years

https://www.statista.com/statistics/310723/total-number-of-p...

Imho alcohol is historically way too prominent in UK culture so its a relief to learn that people are finally finding something else to do with their time

edit: 30 year trend in this paper: https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-...
List of sensors
I have worked at a place where the HR manager sent out an email “Why it’s a great time to be working at X Part 1”.

We laid off 20% of the staff and a few days later came “Why it’s a great time to be working at X Part 2”.
The composition of the US economy is very different with manufacturing taking a smaller role. The US imports deflation from China through cheap manufacturing. Not necessarily labor alone. The US also is a NET EXPORTER of energy and is not hostage to energy suppliers as much as Germany is due to their economy being reliant on Natural gas that can’t be easily replaced in the short term and even in the long term has immense transportation costs compared to cheap pipelines in geographic proximity.

The thing to watch here is, the knockover effects and 2nd, 3rd order effects. When there is a gas shortage in Germany. . . Everyone suffers. A much higher portion of their GDP goes to compensate. When gas prices go up in the US, a section of the population “suffer”, but there is a lot more economic tolerance built in.