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ECB Balance sheet still going up [1]. Granted, BoE is now flat, I stand corrected on that [2]

[1] https://tradingeconomics.com/euro-area/central-bank-balance-...

[2] https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/central-bank-bal...
NS2 has never been used, no gas has ever flown through it.
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I disagree with the description though, a monad is effectively the hot cell of functional programming.

You aren't allowed to touch the contents of the hot cell, instead you must send a robot arm into the hot cell. What is surprising though, is that the robot constructs another hot cell inside the hot cell and then merges it with the outer hot cell

The problem with monad is that it is a typeclass with not much meat on it, it would be more appropriate to talk about monad instances.
The super advanced level is to realize it applies to all of your /thoughts/ which is mostly a pattern matching brain and personality built around the ways it found to make sense of some things justifying the chaos in retrospect :D
> I know Apple in particular traditionally had/has a method to back up your movie purchases physically to your hard disk, but that is probably a little blurrier in the world of tvOS and iOS.

AFAIK movie "purchases" are still by-and-large only available with DRM, so ultimately I still have to rely on Apple for continuing access to such movies, though, locally backed-up or not.

> For iTunes music, Apple has always stated that music storage and backup is the customer's responsibility, that re-downloads are essentially provided as a courtesy.

On the other hand music is mostly DRM-free these days (is there actually any notable music store left that sells DRM'd files?), especially including iTunes/Apple, so while as you say re-downloads might be provided as a courtesy, I have absolutely no need to rely on Apple for ongoing access to my purchased music collection.
I never said NixOS is uniquely solving any problems. But - none of the other solutions are really quite the same or equivalent. In total, its unified approach is relatively unique.

I really don't see myself using another Linux distro. It would make more sense to just modify my NixOS config. Don't know what another distro would even buy me tbh.
Any discussion about what a monad is rapidly degenerates into an endless sequence of

>it's simple, monads are like X

>you are wrong, it's actually simple, monads are like Y

>you are wrong, it's actually simple, monads are like Z

&c
That used to be quite common for rank and file in engineering (and presumably other professions generally. https://images.app.goo.gl/AUmJgX6DsJCDJapg8

And, yes, white shirts and ties too. Hardly something unique to modern software engineering.
* https://dzone.com/articles/defining-day-2-operations

* https://about.gitlab.com/solutions/day-2-ops/
I saw men in Armani jumpsuits and Gucci hoodies. They look... hilarious.
Thanks for sharing, maybe the intention does make a difference. Or maybe I'm a bit too self-critical. I probably get some kind of breakthroughs or profound thoughts after all, but only on a fraction of all walks and rides – which is okay.
We had a “robust” backup strategy. (Taking a copy of the source code onto the file share every night.) Definitely lost VSS revision history at least once. I don’t know how VSS ever made it to customers!
Here's a YouTube livestream where someone hooked up Prepar3D to an ADS-B receiver and created a virtual planespotting system at LAX:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0GrpAgdBFI
Finally currencies are starting to converge! Does this mean the president will "RV" the Iraqi Dinar and I can cash in and retire to Barbados? (see: https://www.thedailybeast.com/trump-fans-sink-savings-into-i...)
I keep looking at Eames replicas, wondering if that's an acceptable trade-off in quality. I also REALLY want an Eames. And I can afford a replica.

(Not all knockoffs are of dubious quality/legitimacy. I hear the people at Iconic Chair bought the rights to use the same molds from Herman Miller.)
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To be fair, different countries in Europe are culturally different. And, to be even fairer, what we mean by "dirty" is wildly personal, I think.
for edible gourmet mushrooms (lions main, oyster, king trumpet) its as simple as buying a fully colonized block, slashing open the package and letting it grow with some occasional misting. its a great activity for kids. mushrooms are incredibly resilient and want to grow. below is a good video on how easy it is.

https://fatmoonmushrooms.com/pages/oyster-grow-kit-instructi...
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Goods and services from warring countries often become inaccessible and friendly countries' goods and services get spent on materiel. Money is just an abstraction. The world's resources decrease in a very real way. Inflation just mirrors this onto the abstraction. (Although inflation can be caused by other things as well.)
I'm sure the feeling will be quite mutual when Xi takes a his last Pooh-bear moment.

The acrimony between China and Japan has never really abated as much as contorted into ever more passive-aggressive forms of theater. Sometimes its just dumbfounding.
Surveillance and censorship by way of enforced regulation - Hello 1984!
Hey Jim, it's nice to see a familiar face around here. We crossed paths (extremely briefly) at Angie's List where I was "that one guy working remote from Chicago".
Was Sony's PlayStation not part of MoviesAnywhere? Because it seems like a no-brainer and missed opportunity:

https://moviesanywhere.com/

For those who don't know about MoviesAnywhere, basically if you own a movie on iTunes or Google Play (or whatever Google has renamed it to since last I ever looked) or vice versa or on both for that matters, it unlocks the movie on all other platforms. So anytime I buy movies at Walmart if they have a code I'll unlock it directly and double check that MoviesAnywhere is working as intended. This should guarantee I would assume that if one service stops selling movies, I can still watch them on the other remaining services. If not, at least I bought the physical movie which remains unused in the meantime.
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Growing mushrooms is stupid easy, the only challenging part is keeping things sterile during inoculation and before the mycelium is established. Moisture content of the substrate is important as well but that's pretty easy to get right.

You can set up a monotub using a storage bin, just line it with a trash bag, toss in some damp hot water sterilized coco coir and mix your fully colonized grain spawn, then cover the bin loosely so there is some airflow and keep it in a closet that you've cleaned thoroughly. Once set up they require almost no maintenance until they start to flush.

Once you've got pins showing you can improve your flushes by spraying and fanning, but even without that you will probably get 1-2 flushes of decent size.
The tour started in Denmark for 3 stages this year and has been relatively flat. Not to mention blessed with tailwinds. Looking at the average speed without considering the conditions is a pointless analysis, but to cry doping as a result?! This is garbage "journalism".
> Europe so enthusiastically shot itself in the foot

The alternative is letting Putin continue to believe that his vision of Russian irredentism — which could very easily go right though my home in Berlin and not stop for a further 100 miles or so — is something the rest of us will sit back and allow.

Putin started a war, even if he hasn't officially called it one yet. Hopefully it will be stopped before he does call it that, but nothing about his decision to invade Ukraine appears either rational or connected with reality.
As someone from the EU, with no money or anuthing coming in from the UK, why would I even care about this?

The GDPR has teeth only because the EU is big enough to make companies care. It is a watered down version from some privacy rights compared to the old laws in my country. But the old laws were ignorde by US tech because why wouldn't they.

So as the UK left the EU, they are now a small country in the computer world. I'll ignore its laws just as I ignore Afghan laws requiring women to stay at home or whatever country's laws to forbif gays from existing.
> which seems to exists as a series of images and animations in my head, call it a "world" model perhaps

This is how most things are in my mental model of almost all higher-order concepts and subject areas. Mostly for math, but also for programming/electronics, biology, chemistry, history, etc.

The thing that usually stops me from forming this kind of picture is missing a fundamental concept, or not being able to conceptualize enough of them in my limited exposure to the subject.

The thing to realize is that this isn't a thing that just happens, it's something you can build yourself as you're learning something. Since the visuospatial parts of your brain are the most powerful, it can be an enormously useful thing to do to fit subjects together and reason about them.

Anecdotally, the "easiest" math/engineering classes I had in college were the ones with robust visual representations (control systems with the transfer function block diagrams and mechanism design with a simple graphical way to design linkages where we learned the math afterward).
India's Central Bank Announces International Trade Settlement in Indian Rupees
You should start way earlier in the process. If you get at that point you have almost no leverage and if you have to deal with people that don't listen to you.

In my own experience it's a two-fold process:

- one is the ability of the engineering manager and the product manager to work towards a phased approach (smaller iterations means better chances at hitting the deadlines/estimations -if any)

- the other one, by working closely with your stakeholders, so they have a good understanding of what's going on and the status of the team, effectively building a trust relationship.
Recreating helical structure of heart muscles brings biofabrication closer
Puerto Rico 1897 Came to Be
Because that's a fake recipe that was written just to rack up page views, that wouldn't actually work at all if you tried it. Making crab cakes isn't going to work at all unless you sweat the mushrooms to get the water out -- you cook them for 20+ min on low with a lot of sea salt, and then you rinse off the salt and squeeze out as much water as you can before forming them into crab cakes and pan frying.
Whispers from Inmates say Ross Ulbricht is having a horrible time in prison, unable to adjust to the culture and politics of it. Prison is a dangerous place, and it's said he's very much not doing well.

If this helps provide himself with some prison currency being able to buy from the store, that could go a long way towards helping him have something to trade to help the living hell he is going through.
Europe is paying the piper for their energy and covid policies. US may be an industrial death machine crushing the poors in the wheels of industry, but it does have its upsides for the ones feeding the poors into the machine.
Ah, apparently so; his murder-for-hire behavior wasn't part of the trial but only considered in the sentencing.

He should have teamed up with the Sacklers
So, a typewriter?
Germany doesn't have any direct equivalent of a Small Claims Court.
It's the mentality, they think police are in as much danger as Alaskan crab fisherman.
I think it looks quite fitting between boxy European[1] or Asian[2] rail cars. :D

[1] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1019_4-Gleisdreieck-...
[2] https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Model_1000_of_Odakyu...
There is no to very little security issues. Russia is never going to attack the EU/Nato, which are many times stronger that it is, and we've seen that Russia is already struggling in Ukraine.

At the moment Europe is going through a self-inflicted crisis that is not justified, be it by security or "the environment".

It may be reasonable to decrease dependency on Russia but the sensible way is to have alternatives in place first.

Edit: Baltic states are in Nato, so my comment fully applies to them.

Saying that "Russia did invade Ukraine so they could attack Nato" is equivalent to saying "the US invaded Iraq so they could attack China". It is plainly a rhetorical fallacy.
> I mean that's even more explicit in a parliamentary system, where members are nearly always expected to vote the party line or face consequences.

yes, that is a feature (not a bug) of a parliamentary system. A complementary feature is that parliamentary systems tend to have representational seat distribution. So a party that wins 35% of the vote gets 35% of the seats. And those seats are expected to vote as a block unless there is an extreme question of conscience.

You could contrast with for example the US system, where the original intent was that the senators/representatives would represent their state, not the party. Worked well for a while. Now, however, they also follow party line or face consequences. But there are realistically only two parties, and the the "first past the post" system locks us into 2 parties.
I honestly don't understand supressions of such things. I feel like to shows that the people who want to supress it know it's true but don't want to deal with the truth.
"Proton Mail mobile apps are are now operational again, and so is Proton Calendar."

https://nitter.net/ProtonSupport

also RSS feed:

https://nitter.net/ProtonSupport/rss
It’s almost certainly the case that the parent commenter was referring to a gay bar.
Italy can get gas from Algeria IIRC - like Spain does from Nigeria too.

But the referendum doesn't matter right now anyway, there is no way to rush through electrification of domestic heating and industry and build functional nuclear power plants in ~4 months.

So the only question is what to do regarding gas sources or shortages.
>algorithms that have an editorial effect?

Isnt this every non-chronilogical sorting algorithm?
I object to this
I'm pretty sure RedBird is based on X-Plane. I flew one a few weeks ago and the functionality was very familiar.
You might consider reading the linked abstract: “… Stratego has been a grand challenge for the field of AI for decades, and existing AI methods barely reach an amateur level of play.”
You need to watch the last half of the promotional video once they get past the cover material.

This is clearly intended as a set it and forgot it solution for growing magic mushrooms.
I've only been to our dispensaries here in Santa Barbara and they all take cards.

https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cannabis/21/12/24405152/its...

EDIT: Just read the company is issuing and processing their own 'credit cards'. I'm positive I've only used cards when buying from our dispensaries. Come to think of it, it's just debit cards but it's a card and it will buy weed if you want it to.
Same. I’m relishing the good old days of Reddit with old.reddit.com before it turns into a surveillance hellscape.
For a lot of reasons, a lot of programming is not longer available on disks. AppleTV/Netflicks and such don't release blu-ray/dvds or a lot of programming, so if you want permanent access..

There doesn't appear to be a way to purchase a lot of content with a guarantee that you can access anytime you like.
I've moved from corporate, to having a side gig, to doing it full time, then back to a side gig, and now I've mostly spun it down.

The stress of always selling was hard. The constant thought of "I could be working right now, but I am sitting watching a movie with the family" was hard. The money was great, but I feel like I lost actual years of my life.

It seems, my friend, solo is not for me. It may be for you. The current macroeconomic climate may make this a bad decision even if it is for you. I wish you well.
Apart from that question, most of these are still more expensive than all repairs I've had on a gasoline car in 10 years.
I'm not sure if this is such a good idea at this point in the evolution of Rust? I mean, Go has a comparatively "tame" pace of changes, but gccgo is still always several months behind gc (which refers to the most-used go compiler, not garbage collection). With the higher volume of changes in Rust, lots of features will be unavailable in gccrust for what will probably feel like ages to some...
Good to know, thank you! I'll check it out.
I've read it three times and it didn't take any forcing. Whereas other long Russian classic novels: not so much.

I don't know if this is a "tip" or not, but what I found easy about AK was the descriptions of people's inner lives, and how much insight Tolstoy has on the human condition. He was a very religious man, but the characters don't so much think about Christianity as live it (or try to).

Anna's feelings about Karenin's stuffiness, and their inability to connect, are SO modern. You see how they treat their son, and contrast it with the way "modern" parents try to raise their kids. Vronsky's behavior with his fellow soldiers is a beautiful picture of male bonding before there was such a term.

Writers are exhorted to "show, don't tell" and Tolstoy doesn't tell you Anna felt guilty, he shows you.
Yeah, this already happens to some extent with American and Asian sites blocking Europe and the UK because they don't want to deal with GPDR.
My current procedure is to keep an external drive for backups and if any of the drives in my RAID fails, I'll just shuck the external and stick it in the RAID. The advantage is that the drive is already known to be good through running badblocks (which takes like a week to run), and I don't need to wait for a week for the Amazon man to get here. Disadvantage is that I need to recreate my backup from the start, which loses out my version history, or restore it from an online copy, which is slow and cumbersome.
They also still include DRM, require dedicated hardware to read, usually come out months after a series is streaming on streaming services. And Blu Ray rips can be found on torrent sites.

They're not a real alternative for most people.
Is anyone in this thread making the point you’re arguing against?
It probably could with enough batteries and panels, but it's probably a very expensive setup.
Given that we're talking about movies on the PS store, even the PS5 has an edition with a blu-ray / DVD player. If you care about being able to play media over time (including games), you'll want that disk version in the first place.

Piracy still not required. More convenient, yes. But not required.
Seems like a publicity stunt. The scammer's email reads quite unauthentically - like someone was contracted out to run this campaign.
"After selling this gift card, we can earn approximately $50, which is three weeks income for one family."

...yeah, hard to believe this message was written organically. Use a few soundbites like these, get some articles published mentioning a counter-movement to leave 5-star reviews. Smart business.
Liars who wish to divide us use lie about "priviledge", etc. to confuse us, their enemies, and turn us against each other.

99.9% of the time, "deserve" applies to that which one has. Kind of like people who are confused about "respect".. they believe that when an ally tells them a truth they don't like, it is "disrespectful", and when a liar lies to them in a way they find pleasant, it's "respectful", when in both cases, the opposite is true.

A newborn hasn't "earned" what they have, but they deserve it because it is, and because their ancestors earned it for them. The wealthiest/healthiest people aren't people who at some point in their life learned a healthy diet, how to exercise, and to earn a high wage.. The healthiest/wealthiest people are those who had ancestors who sacrificed to earn, preserve, and teach, health/wealth to their descendants.

There are some people who spend money before they get it, and there are others who earn and save for their great grandkids who they don't expect to meet. The great grandkids don't earn their place when they're born, but their parents, grandparents, and great grandparents earned that place for them.

When people understand that IQ is inherited, and can't really be permanently increased (but can be permanently decreased through abuse, malnutrition, etc.), and that children require growing up in a family with married parents all living together to be healthy, their children will be far better off than those of people who don't realize those two things. If one lives their life accordingly, they will earn the several advantages for their children. It will be their child's to build from for future generations, or squander.

TL/DR; Elite backgrounds are "elite" for a reason. It is deserved, and based in merit.
Yes, expect to have major insights on only a small proportion of walks or rides! :) But that's fine! Just make the conscious effort to solve problems, usually using pieces you already know about!

For me, it's fun. There have been a number of times I've done the 5-hour drive from Boston to my Maine home, and then didn't want to stop, because I was chasing interesting ideas in my thinking!
You have no idea what you're talking about. Ambulances are free in the UK.