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Agree with you, it’s a big difference from what sells and what not. That’s also part of the vision to be able to monitor certain products/searches so I think it’s interesting to see you mentioning it. Will probably need to implement free/text search in our product to get it working really powerful. We’ve definitely looked at working together with Goat and Stock so hopefully we can integrate them soon. Thanks for the valuable feedback :)
"I feel like the investment into individual children is much much higher than it used to be (time/resources/emotions)."

Why, and is this important and or a problem? BTW, I don't claim to have an answer.
Medieval mass burial shows much earlier origin of Ashkenazi genetic bottleneck
Capacity over build is already factored into LCOE for renewables, right there in the definition.

Transmission lines are not but comparing how many HVDC lines you can get for the difference between renewables and a single nuclear reactor is laughable. This is not even mentioning the cost that has gone into building the current grid in a hub and spoke model around big centralized producers.

Not that we need to throw it away, but it is worth mentioning when talking nuclear. Especially new builds.

Power 2 X makes storage solved at costs lower or in line to nuclear. Not that anyone would accept those costs.

The real interesting research which is currently happening is around grid forming inverts. Being able create a country wide grid without any synchronous producers or coupling.
I'm in Canada not the US. I had relatives get rooftop solar, bigger system but not significantly (I think around 10kW). It took them 2 or 3 days to do the install for a crew of ~6 (over 2 trips), plus another 3 visits by the contractor and a utilities inspector - once beforehand, once following mounting system and wiring install, and a third time following completion before it could be connected. Don't know material cost, but the full system was somewhere around $40k (I guess that's Canadian $, so subtract a few $ to get USD). This was with an asphalt shingle roof, so it'd be more for metal or tile.

You could ask your BIL if the estimates he received had any breakdown.

Edit: there may have been an electric panel or service upgrade rolled into my relatives cost
Nazi General Blaskowitz "fell" off a balcony in the Nuremberg court - he had during the war written to Hitler saying the SS were murdering civilians and it was not becoming of the Wermacht. He was likely to be let off at Nuremberg and the SS got their revenge.

Anyway - not just Russia.

(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johannes_Blaskowitz). It's worth noting he was not somehow a "good" Nazi. I guess he just would not stomach some things his compatriots would. But he did stomach awful war crimes anyway.
Step 1 : create your mythology.

Step 2 : live it

It's an effective algorithm. Maybe even better than "invent a bunch of stuff".

The face and memes live for a thousand years. The Dymaxion fades pretty fast.

Ironically, though we are obsessed with machinery and endlessly discuss it, study it and work at it, it is only a tiny corner of our world.
Go back to fundamentals … if the level of interactivity on your website amounts to basically a form

What if it doesn’t? I mean by requirements from various departments/analysts and user’s common sense.
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Teams has been transformative in the way I work with my team over the last few years, and the pace of development is impressive.

But…

I cannot understand the absence of core functionality like copy & paste from chats. You can select a few messages (maybe a pageful) but there is no way to take a copy of a whole chat. You can’t print it. You can’t export it. Eventually it just gets lost in deep history, and you can only find it if you remember which keywords were in the text.

We resort to filing screenshots, which seems ridiculous.

There used to be dozens of threads on UserVoice crying out for this feature, but they all got wiped when the Teams team stopped using that. At the time the statement was “this is on our backlog” and it had been that way for several years.

I’d love an explanation of why.
I believe high quality programs exist, but I bet most that use the name (masters in particular) aren't.
I fail to see how my workplace behavior would be relevant to what I said?
Sure, as I said in a separate comment, he figured offering a two-day weekend would enable him to push his workers harder so that they got as much done in 48 hours as they had been doing in 48. He was still a profit-seeking capitalist, but he was considerably more forward-thinking than the majority of CEOs today, and acted far in advance of any legal requirement to do so, albeit far later than unions wanted him to.

He deserves some credit, which is what I gave him.
There are no experts on AGI. It's like being an "expert" on unicorns or leprechauns.

There are some experts on advanced statistical techniques which are often classified as AI. Those techniques have real practical value in narrow problem domains, but we have no idea whether any of those techniques will ever lead to a true AGI.

There are no valid techniques for making long-term predictions in poorly characterized, non-linear systems where we don't know what the goal looks like or how to get there. No, it's not worth trying to think through. Let me know when someone manages to build an AGI roughly equivalent to a lizard or mouse or whatever. If it ever becomes a real thing then we'll have plenty of time to think.
I've been buying cars second-hand from private parties for my last three cars. It's been a great experience. Everyone's been honest so far, and I've never had unreasonable problems with any of the cars.

I'm not sure I'd ever go to a dealership again. They make things so painful, and wring as much money and stress out of you as possible. There seems to be zero benefit for the consumer.
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Damn, it's literally on my bookmark bar.

Oh well! lol

Maybe we'll see an uptick of things posted on HackerNews instead?
Eh, I respectfully disagree to your disrespectful disagreement. Things are just different, there is no way around that.

Citing past experience is cheating, if you had already encountered X before to the point that learning it in detail is a negligible cost to you, then you're not truly unfamiliar with X, you amortized (part of) the cost of its learning over the past encounters.

There is no way, and I mean no way, a e.g Java programmer is going to be productive in a Haskell without a 3/6/9-month (depending on how much learning is "productive") learning phase where they are, most of the time, a "read only contributer". Java and Haskell are just too different computing machines entirely. Bad practices here are good practices there, good practices here are bad practices there, how I can describe it? It's literally programming a different abstract machine, they both eventually compile down to electrons but the journeys they take are vastly different.

I think the post title must contain an implied "And be prepared to mentor them while they are being unproductive". In the jumpy 3-years-at-most-per-job world of most tech jobs, that's unacceptable for employers unless they're really desperate.
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> I don't know how to make them perfectly safe and their have been incidents where unfortunate accidents occur

The issue I have with this argument is that if we don't dramatically reduce CO2 emissions far, far more people are going to die from climate change than nuclear might kill.

Plus, as another commenter already mentioned, the amount of deaths coal is responsible for is 470x higher than nuclear from air pollution alone. We accept these deaths for coal but somehow have a problem with a much smaller number of deaths from nuclear in the theoretical case of a massive incident. I'm not saying there's an acceptable number of deaths to just live with but pragmatically speaking I'll gladly take the proven option that kills orders of magnitudes fewer people than the status quo is already doing.

> Compared with nuclear power, coal is responsible for five times as many worker deaths from accidents, 470 times as many deaths due to air pollution among members of the public, and more than 1,000 times as many cases of serious illness, according to a study of the health effects of electricity generation in Europe.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/nuclear-power-is-saf...
Microsoft is trying to get away from needing a VFS. Scalar eventually accomplished that by combining some enhancements that had been added to git since they originally designed the Git VFS, and plus some new features that only live in scalar.

The long term plan is for Scalar to either go away completely, or possibly just be a simple front end for setting up a repository to use certain optional git features.

They actually have a version of scalar in official git's contrib folder, and they are very actively working with the core git team to convert the relevant features into core git features in whatever way the core git team is happy with.

But of course the present situation is certainly confusing, and does not seem to be well documented. I've only picked up on some of this from reading the git mailing lists, and have no idea how to actually use scalar.
Which Asset Classes Provide Inflation Hedges?
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Nope. America's a strong net exporter of food.
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I did this in 2017 and none of the dealers I contacted would play ball. Every one of them told me I would need to come in. When I went in, they couldn't tell me the final price until they knew if I would buy a service contract, if I would be financing through them and if so, what my credit score was, etc...

I ended up leaving with the car I wanted and paid about $500 more than I wanted to but they wore me down.

I think if you buy through Costco you can avoid some of the bullshit, but you do pay more than you probably have to. It might be worth it though just to have an easier experience.
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>Ginther still obviously believes

Well he claimed it, not sure if he is lying and maybe knows it.
We found a place that was somewhat friendly to being walkable in that school and parks are close. But shopping, library and activities are all a few miles away. But then we added an electric cargo bike (Tern GSD) and it really expanded our sense of connectivity and joy. After almost 400 miles in 5 months it has been great for us.
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Very practical interviews all the way through. No one even mentioned linked lists/binary trees.
He did not say that most music was pirated. He said that most music was not bought on iTunes. iTunes supported ripping music from CDs. Their early marketing was “Rip, Mix, Burn”. Most people had a large CD collection.

His exact words on his “Thoughts on Music” letter were.

https://macdailynews.com/2007/02/06/apple_ceo_steve_jobs_pos...

> Today’s most popular iPod holds 1000 songs, and research tells us that the average iPod is nearly full. This means that only 22 out of 1000 songs, or under 3% of the music on the average iPod, is purchased from the iTunes store and protected with a DRM. The remaining 97% of the music is unprotected
Does anyone else have issues with this website messing with the scroll position? It kept jumping up and down, very difficult to read.
These FOREIGNERS with their synthetic drugs have bankrupted every opium den in my town, and along with it, honorable poppy farming jobs.

Now they’re stuck growing KALE for LllllliBERALS just to afford steak for their children’s breakfast.
I've never had an issue with an a dealer honoring an ad. I always print it out and bring it with me. It's pretty illegal if they don't.

Financing is financing. It's not the car. If you show up without knowing how you're going to pay for the car, well... you showed up without knowing how you're going to pay for the car.

Yeah, they'll ask about extended warranties and such, but it's just a matter of saying "no" a couple of times while signing paperwork.
Unfortunately we are bad at recognizing threats, it triggers our psychological defenses. Society itself is a big psychological shield, and within it you are incentivized to attain personal success at any cost. Through this and the diffusion of responsibility nobody is really responsible for any damage. The damage is not counted at all, it's someone else's problem, it's the future's problem. Unfortunately we are already in the future. The bill is coming.

We shouldn't base our global economy on a popularity contest on top of the supply chain, where the supply chain is expected to continuously grow with the population, without considering the biosphere on which the supply chain rests.
It seems to imply that expertise-driven design gave us Vista and Win7 while the data-driven one gave us Win8, Win10, and Win11. It's notable that, from this list, Win7 seems to be the only one that people genuinely liked.
I will share this, can i?
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Okay straight up: where tf does one go to meet people in person?

Like I just don't understand the scenario here?

Post college, it just feels like online data is the only real option.
Url changed from https://www.freethink.com/space/ocean-planet, which points to this.
This is why when you buy a car, you go in with a person that knows cars. Or consult them whilst you browse online.

Be frugal with options/extras. Don't show excitement. If you're poor at negotiating, try the brute force approach of an exit. Doesn't matter what the offer is, just laugh, mumble something, and exit the venue. They'll normally stop you. Don't bite at the second offer either, they were already taking that into account. Hassle some more.

This assumes a market where the seller has a very strong incentive to sell, so not when there's lots of buyers.

Have bullet proof facts ready, like prices for the same car elsewhere. In short, come prepared.
I check this page daily and have found many interesting projects and even learned languages because I was interested in a project I found on the trending page. Ultimately it doesn't affect me much, but I'll be sad when it's gone.
1 Treat food as medicine

Probably the very last thing you would want is for anything to become entangled in the US pharma owned 'health'-care system.

2. Focus on quality of calories, not just quantity

If one thing was taboe in dietary advice past the 1980's, it was suggesting comsuming less. No, every fad diet and health plan had you eat 'different', but certainly not less. Think of the GDP and the markets you selfish health freak!

3. Expand access to dietary and lifestyle counseling

Sure, because those armies of. 'Dietitians" and 'lifestyle coaches' have been so successfull in curbing obesity thus far. At least they slimmwd your wallet queen.

4. Support food entrepreneurs

Them new patentable lab foods sure sound like a good plan ... for those 'entrepreneurs'. Best ged rid of them stinkin non=patentable seed crops as fast as we can. They are distorting the free market of proper IP attrbuation.

5 Increase the number of new farmers growing healthy foods using regenerative farming techniques

Sure. Sounds good. Let them eat cake!

6 Make school meals free for all students

Does a burger with fries and ketchup still count as a healty 2 vegs school lunch? Sure way to reduce them waistlines.

7. Establish a federal 'food czar'

Seriously, it would make ut so much easier for us to co-opt a 'czar' than this mess with all them different entities. There's always some rogue advocating real heath over a decent profit margin. Who cares abiut the czar's polutical affiliatiation. Just maje sure she has enoug 'industry experience' to tackle all the 'complexities and nuances' of this subject matter. We'll even make sure the 'czar' can come advice us after her 'tour of duty'. I'll book a few very nice speaking engagements already in advance.
Today's nuclear reactors only extract about 2% of the energy in natural uranium, fast reactors could extract many times more by producing Pu239 and other fissile actinides from relatively abundant U238.

Since uranium is water soluble there are large amounts in the ocean and if fast reactors were made economical it would be practical to extract from seawater, seawater uranium is a renewable resource because uranium is always eroding from rocks and making its way to the ocean by rivers.

Thorium breeders do the same thing as plutonium breeders by converting Th232 to U233 except they can do it with a thermal spectrum. It's not so clear if terrestrial Th or U is really more abundant but Th is not in seawater because, like Pu it is not water soluble.
Charging over MSRP for cars that are in high demand and short supply is not "shady" or even slightly odd.
I do have to remind myself that a tech audience will approach things differently.

Including one that I probably wrongly assume is true of everyone - that they will be very selective about what apps they install.
I've noticed periodical load on my system for months now, maybe a year.

I'm not okay with it. Cements my decision that my next workstation will be Linux. macOS is getting way too non-user-controllable.
There is a deep issue with p.v. + e.v.: while in many places in the world (i.e. those with a continental climate) a/c+p.v. is a perfect match because at night there is far less needs of A/C or no need at all while the most needed timeframe is during the day e.v. are the exact opposite: we normally live, and so move/drive, during the day while sleeping at night at home.

As a result with p.v. you can eliminate much of the A/C consumption in many places. You hardly reduce EV charging consumption though. EVs can be recharged from p.v. almost only for teleworkers and retirees, who tend also to be those who discharge them less, simply because they move less.
> You would have to run 2-3 marathons every day without exception to burn all the excess junkfood energy many people consume.

But that is not how it work at all. First the moderate amount of exercise does more for your health then weight loss itself. If the consideration is health and not just aesthetic, moderate movement matters a lot.

Second, it changes how your body works overall - how much energy you spend on daily activities just by existing. As you get into form, you become more active in general, simply because you feel good. It changes your apetite too.

The mechanical recounting of calories does more harm then good, precisedly because it makes people conclude that exercise such as walking around does not matter- but empirically it does.

> You can be very healthy by eating well and not being sporty at all.

You can be healthy and fat too. And the strategy you describe is how you become thin and physically weak - in the long term that is not healthy. Not when you are at 1000 or less steps per day, effectivelly.
I want people to be able to read the titles on the spines of the carefully curated books I never read on my giant bookshelf in the background.