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I'm only an electronics engineer, so I'm afraid I can't give you a good answer on that. Generation might be cheaper at scale, but I don't think distribution necessarily is. I don't have time to do a lot of research, but I did find some interesting differences between California and Nebraska:

* California imports about 25-30% of its electricity while Nebraska exports over 15%[1].

* California produces about 5 times as much electricity as Nebraska[2], with about 8 times the peak generating capacity[3][4].

* All of Nebraska's electric utilities are publicly owned[3].

* California relies more on hydroelectric power, which is more vulnerable to climate change[5].

[1] https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=46156
[2] https://www.eia.gov/state/rankings/?sid=US#/series/51
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_Nebr...
[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_power_stations_in_Cali...
[5] https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/power-plant...
Damn you just reminded me of a coffee date interview. you're absoultely right. They can pick out green flags that the red flag filters would reject.
The person I was replying to was the person who introduced that term to the thread! The first time it was used was them complaining about its use!
I'm not talking about extra code, I'm talking about _layers_ of code. With PostgreSQL you're still sending data over TCP/IP or a UNIX socket, and are copying things around in memory. Compare that to SQLite that runs in the memory space of the program, thus no need for copying and socket traffic. There's just less middlemen (middlepersons?) with SQLite that are unavoidable with PostgreSQL. So less layers = less interpreting/serialization/deserialization/copying/... = higher performance. I will even argue that even if the SQLite query engine is slightly less efficient than PostgreSQL, you're still winning because of less memory copying going around.
Without getting into the facts of the case itself, I’ll take the word of the article’s author that she won the lawsuit and the two appeals. Is there not a mechanism for enforcing payment? I get it if the defendant doesn’t actually have the money. But can’t the court go to the college’s banks and force the transfer? The fact that that isn’t happening makes me feel like I’m missing part of the story.
hey Stefan, the notion doc isn't accessible to public. could you fix that please?
There are indeed plenty of legal ways to be an asshole.
Remember when people talked about the impending Florida real estate collapse, the so-called “Silver Tsunami”?

Same (theorized) dynamic. Retired people dying.

The notion seems almost quaint in light of current events.
Yes, the situation is dire. I live in Lisbon as a foreigner for more than 12 years now. We pay a rent for a small flat that used to be very expensive and now is on the cheap side in our quarter of the city. Luckily, we have an older contract that cannot be changed as easily as newer ones. I'm not thrilled by the possibility that our landlord might cancel it some day, however, e.g. for relatives to move in. Rents in the city have skyrocketed, we'd have a hard time finding anything, even though we both work full-time and have salaries above average. It's crazy because all new homes and apartments are "luxury apartments" with insanely high pricing both for buying and renting. They're mostly empty or are (often illegally) rented out as holiday apartments. It's incomprehensible to me how ordinary Portuguese families survive in Lisbon. I guess most of them have inherited property.

Quite honestly, apart from the generally increasing gap between rich and the poor, one big problem in societies nowadays is that you can simply get richer and richer just from owning property. For example, if you own three ordinary apartments in Lisbon, you can live in one of them and easily make a good living by renting out the other two as holiday apartments. Because cleaning services, guys who do repairs, etc., are cheap in Portugal, this involves almost no work. Moreover, the net worth of your property will continually increase while you do (almost) nothing. I'm not saying I blame these people, I would do the same if I had the opportunity, but this is a huge structural problem in my opinion.
I grew up in a college town, and it's a weird experience in some ways. The college provides so much, jobs obviously but also opportunities for classes, concerts, and other things that wouldn't normally be in a city that size. But at the same time there are always troubles with a minority of the students, exacerbated by the fact that you are continually getting new people who don't know the history of things, or the reason they are a certain way. Oberlin, both city and college, seem like an even more exaggerated version of what I grew up with and it's a shame to see how a 100+ year positive relationship can turn sour so quickly.
The pieces are coming into place https://github.com/microsoft/VideoX/tree/master/X-CLIP
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Not to forget almost all of these blogs are attempts at self promotion and establishing one as thought leaders or post the link in their resumes for help with their own careers. Any leader who has spent some time in the industry should recognize this and protect their organizations from blindly wasting time and effort to walk down every latest and greatest thing that is vended by these “thought leaders”.
As someone from the UK I'm a bit confused why he can't seem to get the college to pay him? If a court has ruled that the college has to pay how can they avoid this? In the UK if a company failed to pay a debt then ultimately you can apply to the court for a winding up petition which if they didn't resolve the situation the company would be liquidated by the court.
Endless appeals and delays in order to force a settlement.
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This is exactly correct. For most folks, whatever sound the integrated card makes is enough. Until you are producing music, that is - and then, the external has easy connections for the equipment.
> No interference

This has not been my experience at all. For my 5" powered studio monitors, the _only_ way to get a interference-free signal from my desktop computer was with an optical cable to an external DAC.
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Who is going to censor it? The illuminati? The hidden global group of scientists that are working to censor Ivermectin for their evil plans?

There's more to the world than just the US. Even if the US totally censored anything related to Ivermectin there are and have been more studies conducted across the world, including in places that have incorporated Ivermectin as part of the care routine. Most studies and research have shown little to no effect. But people are keen to point at a single (pre-print!) study and act like it's vindication before any sort of review.
I'm not talking about how real estate works there, but how they became a sophisticated and highly competitive economy in a few decades.
There was a post about second order thinking a while ago. And things like this are something I think about.

When we think about policies it's useful to think of who will exploit them. For instance, if you say to yourself "It's better to have a single human who can judge whether other people should have X" you've just turned that person into a powerful figure among those who want X. Sheriff Laurie Smith in the Bay Area appears to have sold gun permits.

If you go with "I will always believe person of traits X against person of traits Y" you are providing a handle for X to use you as a weapon against Y.

Essentially, it could be totally true that there are very few people who will use the handle. However, once you make it explicit policy to have the handle, you will find that your population has moved.
related "Ask HN: Why can't I host my own email?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31180379

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The US has ~300 million. Surely that's a sufficient pool to provide all the personnel needed.
The school put out a statement that implied that this wasn't an isolated incident.

Why is a school even getting involved, even if some business in town was being racist? Schools are for educating students and keeping them safe on campus.
NASA will pay Boeing more than twice as much as SpaceX for crew seats
Yeah, these are hard times, I wouldn't bet on finding wood unless you know someone.
I think you're missing the point. Negative results is not the issue. If your hypothesis involves NMR, you need access to an NMR machine to test it. Most people outside of a university don't have that and so would fail to execute.
The sound quality of those headphones is most of the time terrible.
I remember the headlines when a bank refused to pay a judgement and the sheriff showed up later to foreclose on a local branch. That might be the next move here.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2011/06/06/137002727...
I don’t know what’s the correct approach with this.

I’m a globe trotting engineer who understands globalism and what access tech is opening up to it. I don’t mean being a digital nomad. Rather, tech is collapsing or expanding concepts of borders, nationalism and so on in very meaningful ways. That’s a hugely compelling area to work in vs chasing an OKR for Google ads. I don’t think it’s reversible, and I find a lot of value personally and professionally from being in that space because this is the rare moment where the world is changing and I’m in a field directly involved with it.

The other aspect is it’s locals selling to the foreigners, and a personally compelling reason to go there is urban areas of the USA have screwed themselves up with the cost of living. I want to participate in problems, not pay $5k/mo for a 2bdr in NYC or soon Austin or Nashville so I can go to bars with other techies. So if locals weren’t selling at hugely inflated prices, I’d be firmly in favor of that. So, look to the Portuguese neighbors selling apartments first.

But, no excuses - I see $500k 2 bdr in Lisbon and think that’s a chance to live in a world that is way too expensive and commercialized in NYC. A local in Lisbon is getting hosed by that and my mobility, no way around it.

In short - am I part of the problem, what responsibilities do I have vs the locals and govt policies about foreign purchases, do my motivations matter at all vs the outcomes.

I don’t know yet, Hard to say, although it’s good to face hard facts via articles like this. Networked-globalism won’t reverse, and I think it’s more likely the quiet parts of the world (rural America, cheap Europe) are just going to go through some transformations that can’t be stopped and the symptoms look like this article.
I am confident my explanation addresses OPs original question, which is whether two different (and consistent) formal systems can disagree about whether a given TM halts or not (and hence differ about what the value of BB(N) for some N), and the answer is yes they can. The source of that disagreement would come down to two different models of natural numbers where the theory that proves that a given TM halts only models non-standard natural numbers whereas the theory that proves that the given TM does not halt contains a standard model of the naturals.

What you're discussing is a completely different matter that while is interesting, does not address OP's issue and is something I already responded to by stating that one must be very careful to differentiate between what is actually true versus what can be proven by a formal system. You are blurring the lines between the two but that distinction is critical to understanding the point being made.
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Nah, it happens with mangled names that no bot would ever try to stuff, too. E.g. I own derefr@gmail; but I sometimes receive email from people trying to reach a man named "Derek" — who almost certainly owns the address derek.fr@gmail, but probably typoed it once as dere.fr@, and now his browser autocompletes that into registration forms for him.
There are certain grocery stores nationwide notorious for this - e.g. “Club Pub”(lix) in Tallahassee and a certain Safeway in DC.
What you're saying about the male disadvantage is indeed one, if not the most, important immediate cause of this burnout. However, I take a more systemic view. I think that the main problem is this:

Dating apps, as for-profit publicly-traded enterprises, have no incentive to work on fixing the problem

To put it bluntly, a large pool of men who struggle to get a date (an event that may even result in losing them as customers) and who feel the need to "pay to win" are the goose that lays the golden eggs for Tinder and the like.

The only way out of this would be for a non-profit fully-FOSS dating platform to be created that considers satisfying its users dating objectives its one and only priority, rather than seeing them as a source of income. Make matching more likely by applying two-way filters in the swipe queue, discourage pointless accumulation of matches by clout-chasers and attention junkies, refuse any gamification, don't offer any feature for money but encourage donation on successful connection, and make "engagement" a negative KPI—the KPI should be how many users successfully connect to another and stop using the app, and how quickly they achieve it in terms of app usage.

Of course, setting up something like this would require significant effort and "investment" with no hope of profit. It's in my bucket list of plans on how to become a millionaire (from billionaire, that is).
Up until this point, I believe it's because the appealed. While the appeal is pending, you don't have to pay.

After the last appeal was denied, however, I don't know what the process is. My guess is the lawyers are getting creative.
Its not rich people its middle class people with 500k mortgages that no one would take if rates were 5%. US rates have come back up, Europe is slowly started too but full impact isn't yet felt.

https://www.euribor-rates.eu/en/current-euribor-rates/4/euri...
I can only dream of a day when dedicated video cards become just as redundant.
Run Stable Diffusion on Your M1 Mac’s GPU
I think carrying a water gun to accidentally fire in their direction would be met with near universal acceptance.
Tutorial on DCT and JPEG Encoding in Python
Ask HN: Privacy Card “Scheduled Maintenance”?
I tried to login to my Privacy Card account today. The website just hung up on a loading screen. The app on my phone popped up an error message. Their home page loaded fine.

About 10 minutes later, their homepage is displaying a "Scheduled Maintenance" message. Nothing on their twitter. No email announcing the planned downtime.

Anyone know where I can see where they announce this planned service disruption so I can check before creating a support request next time?

https://privacy.com
Ezekiel 23:20 would be interesting.
Pure digital audio and huge hard drives killed them. Back when we were chasing better and better synthesis - FM, wavetable... because playing back CD quality digital audio wasn't possible - you were lucky to have 23kHz mono, or nothing at all, your hard drive was tiny and MP3 wasn't a thing yet... Every sound card upgrade was literally music to your ears.

Now every computer has a little chip that plays back at least CD quality audio from an infinite pool of storage and RAM. Nobody wants to hear MIDI in their games anymore. I'm not even sure what a better sound card could even do for me - reduce line noise, drive high impedance headphones or something. Boring!
That's what happens when you incentivize wealthy people to move in and buy houses in masses. Price rises and locals struggle.
Same happens when states competes to get the next big co HQ in town. It's a double edged sword.
> to ask for opt-in consent for the customer to receive marketing texts

This is the one thing that might make it acceptable to me, but it also begs the question: Who is opting in to getting spammed? (Intentionally, I mean; I'm going to assume you're not using dark patterns to pull one over people while still claiming to be "opt-in")
There is just about nothing ideological about this flow chart
Of course 10, my bad!
We are not doing auto-update checks by default (as that would be a form of telemetry). The pings we count will originate only from users that manually enabled them.
Love this. Thank tyou for sharing.
These mainstream media articles on dating seem to almost always be completely absent of a man's perspective. Typically focused entirely on the woman's perspective.
Even when I was heading to college in '95 Oberlin was known as the SJW school. It was the "most woke", most liberal, most feminist, most LGBTQ+ friendly, etc. Those aren't necessarily negative attributes, but they are VERY EASY to weaponize, whether intentionally or not ... and things like the situation with Gibson's are the result.
Depends on what easily means.

Sqlite can't do custom format date parsing and regex extract. How do we extend something like this?

If we go beyond a simple function to window function, I imagine it would be even harder.

At this point, we nlmight as well use postgres.
> asking him about his experience with svelte. He asked asked me what svelte was

https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/3287
The entire point is to bring your own functions to SQLite, since it is presumably running in-proc and can be integrated with trivially.

https://sqlite.org/appfunc.html

We currently use this path to offer a domain-specific SQL-based scripting language for our product.
So this is an Apache Arrow database engine integrated into other databases? My main takeaway is that it's great to see more projects standardizing on Arrow and pushing it further down the stack.
> The country NEEDS this foreign income.

It's just parking money. It's the last thing a socialist country like Portugal needs, because it screws up the real estate market making housing unafordable to the general population, who lives, works there, pays taxes and maybe has kids. What they can do is tax all property as if one is renting it, like Switzerland does and use the 6 month median rent as the tax base.
True, but it's good enough for most purposes. Thus those who value convenience more than great sound quality use them, where as those looking for sound quality already use external DACs because built-in sound cards aren't the greatest either.
I avoid Python because of it's track record with breaking changes. Almost every time I try to run something Python, I run into version incompatibility issues, which is not the experience I want others to have with my project.
Please don't associate your preconceptions & biases with me.
> That demo literally shows a brief "Loading..." screen for the first open issue, which was pretty much my point.

Yes when you open a desktop app that has to load the data from the internet it has to load first... You can't get around that fact unless you have zero data remote? Which defeats the purpose of a collaborative B2B app.

After that first load, strictly the first time you open the app, you never see another loading screen.

Saying desktop apps don't do the same thing is disingenuous.

And as I mentioned, that's a simple demo for a new framework in beta hosted on a free Heroku instance. Linear's production app is even faster. Especially when you download the desktop version.
I have at least four good backpacks, one used for hiking, another for short trips and the others to store my laptops, cables and related paraphernalia.

You're correct, the zippers take a considerable punishment due to their shape and the fact that I often squeeze too much stuff into the backpacks. It's usually a strain to do them up.
It looks like the Ohio supreme court just declined to hear the case yesterday, and before that they were appealing the ruling. IANAL but I would assume that it's only now that Gibson's will be able to really go after them for the money.
You didn't just ask for a summary. You strongly criticized the video for not also being a summary, which is very much barking up the wrong tree.
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> The toll of dating app burnout

Friction burn from too much shagging is real?