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For the last few months as we’ve been adopting liveview more. I’ve been researching what would be needed to build something like this in my spare time since we have much more elixir talent than react native.

So glad you guys have been working on this. Very excited and looking forward to trying it out next week.

We will likely adopt this and make a bet on it.
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If you are interested in controversies over issues of race in Tolkien's work, I've just started reading a new book that seems quite good, Tolkien, Race, and Racism in Middle-earth.[1]

Most writing I see on this is no better than what you would expect in a fanzine or on Reddit, but this author is a historian (of French Marxism) and his work seems very measured and thorough. So far in my reading, he seems more defensive of Tolkien than not.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Tolkien-Racism-Middle-earth-Robert-St...
Their unwillingness to surrender ever more (litterally less every year) territory and and water rights to colonial settlers. Their inwillingeness accept that refugees have no right to return.

Yeah they would have "sovereignty", just without most of the rights of a real state.
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No she didn't. Tolkien re-wrote her story a few times, and she is a late addition to the myths. In one passage

> Galadriel, the only woman of the Noldor to stand that day tall and valiant among the contending princes, was eager to be gone. No oaths she swore, but the words of Fëanor concerning Middle-earth had kindled in her heart, for she yearned to see the wide unguarded lands and to rule there a realm at her own will.

Which doesn't say she was part in the kinslaying (though it doesn't say she wasn't, but its hard to interpret "Standing tall" as "participated in slaying her mother's kin").

In another version

> Even after the merciless assault upon the Teleri and the rape of their ships, though she fought fiercely against Fëanor in defence of her mother’s kin, she did not turn back. Her pride was unwilling to return, a defeated suppliant for pardon; but now she burned with desire to follow Fëanor with her anger to whatever lands he might come, and to thwart him in all ways that she could.

Which sounds like she participated _against Fëanor_, as in: she defended those being attacked.

In another unfinished version she left Valinor on her own separate from the rest of the Noldor.

In any case, she seems to be motivated by a desire to rule her own realm and a strong dislike of Fëanor.

Also, I am fairly certain that Tolkien was writing a fairy tale when we wrote about Galadriel and co. :)
> How is that apartheid??

This is not a perfect analogue to the racist policies of the South African government 1948-1990, but it's not difficult to spot similarities. This certainly looks discriminatory towards all non-Israelis. And have you noticed how the artificial construct of South African "home lands" with limited autonomy look similar to the Palestinian Authority?

>It's just a declaration, pretty much like those you have to do when you want to enter the US, except with different criteria.

One explicit difference being that this is not about people entering Israel. It's about people entering those parts of the Israeli occupied areas with limited self governance through the Palestinian Authority. These people are supposed to travel over land through the Jordan border crossing only. The article even mentions quite explicitly that only in exceptional cases shall the people concerned be allowed to use Ben Gurion airport.

> Are you against Israel being a sovereign state perhaps?

Not at all. I do realise the situation in and around Israel is not simple. That doesn't mean one can't call discrimination when one notices it though...
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32692394
right, "only slightly better than existing drugs."
Alienating fans doesn't mean you can't also alienate and bore the general audience as well. It's definitely true that wokeness heavily contributes to some of these failures, but the alienation of fans is not exclusively about wokeness to begin with, nor is wokeness always the main driver of mediocrity. Consider boxing matches that now revolve around YouTube stars, and the most recent Diablo's financial success.

The point is that vocal fans who demonstrate their wrath or joy online are a very minor part of what makes a production succesful or unsuccessful.
funny, people hated romanticism when it came 150 years ago (Victor Hugo was thrown under the bus), and now people complain because a show doesn't follow the romantic canvas.
Um, six books.
Why should we focus on Ukraine, what is the difference between a Human who lives in Ukraine or a Human who lives in Palestine?
No, Tolkien-lovers aren't the core audience. Every casual viewer that enjoyed or have heard of Lord of the Rings are. Because that groups is about a billion people, not tens of thousands.

Like me, I enjoyed the trilogy. I don't care if this new show isn't in "the spirit" of Tolkien (judged by someone far after his death, how much does that even mean?), I'm gonna watch it because I've heard of the IP before and want to try it out.
what's wrong with the foundation btw?
Becareful with that approach. I saw a company that used the QR generator function to setup MFA/TOTP codes on phones. I filed a bug since they were sending the TOTP seeds to a third party. It's a little silly in this case, since cyberchef is open source and the seed shouldn't leave the browser, but it's still a third party and it's easy to generate the codes in your own page.
The universities don't have it backwards, you do. Computer Science fundamentally isn't Software Engineering. If you have a degree in computer science and a job in (some particular subfield of) software engineering, it makes quite a lot of sense that the degree and the day to day aren't perfectly aligned. At any rate, not directly and frequently using all the theoretical underpinnings of networking/databases/etc hardly means learning them was useless.
Because they lost three wars and three chances of peace. Vae Victis.

They could have settled for much more generous conditions in 1948 ot 1967
> set like that you want to invest like $250 twice a month and then forget about it.

I don’t believe Wealthfront actually supports this. If they did, I would use it.

They have you set targets for your cash account. Then any amount of money over that target gets invested into Wealthfront[0].

Vanguard does actually support this [1].

[0] https://support.wealthfront.com/hc/en-us/articles/3600451894...

[1] https://support.vanguard.com/tutorials/automatic-investments
They are talking about the branch manager for the branch you're in, not for phone support.

Bank of America DOES has a Preferred Rewards program for people with a bit of money with them or Merrell Lynch - https://www.bankofamerica.com/preferred-rewards/

You have to enroll in it yourself though.

I'm the highest tier member ($100,000) and I have "priority member services" under "Preferred Rewards" the bottom of the app when I login. It says I can "speak to a specialist" or "schedule an appointment."
Bad actors are despicable, good actors are warriors & everyone else may as well just be bad. The brain drain from the mob's media vigilantiism will be crippling to entire industries, countries, the world. As a species throughout history, we have undoubtably missed value via discrimination. The solution going forward is about inclusivity and tolerance, not more hate & discrimination.
But you don't know what you are studying is important or not until you are confronted with a real world problem
Yep. That's a pretty clear example, and it sucks to see people falling for it. Vaping is immediately and obviously far less bad than smoking, but they can't say that. The fear-porn around the issue is wild, and I'm certain legislators and media types are getting brown envelopes to demonize vaping.

Cannabis / hemp would be another. Alcohol giants, cotton, painkillers, and many more have a lot to lose to an alternative that's superior in many ways.

Fossil fuel companies spend huge amounts putting doubt into people's mind about nuclear and renewables, lobbying for themselves, systematically buying academics and news stories.

With the above examples, there are people dying thanks to the PR FUD.

Microsoft did similar stuff, buying and squashing competitors by any means necessary. Even the DoJ had to step in when they tried to own the internet. Some people think MS Office is still around because it's better than the competitors, lol.

Banks lobby to make business as awkward as possible for credit unions.

Bitcoin maxis smear superior tech with the most laughable arguments.

Etc.
The only problem with the government's reaction to the honkers was that it took too long.

Remember Sir John Diefenbaker's: freedom of speech is the right to say whatever you want, it is not the right to do whatever you want.

The moment those honkers started interfering with the tranquility, safety and professional activities of other people they were no longer doing free speech, they were doing vandalism and terrorism. BTW, it was terrorism supported by foreigners (in the US).
I don’t take psychedelics. But I’m convinced meditation and exercise can re-wire your brain.

Meditation trains the mind to learn to see when it is falling into maladaptive grooves. It doesn’t prevent it, just a raises awareness. Exercise for me seems to shift the baseline mood forward a bit. Kind of feels like my hormones are in the right place after 25 years.
> I’m against attaching bullshit marketing labels to good practices and making them a cancer on the project (cough devops, agile cough).

There is absolutely no bullshit in replacing waterfall's big upfront design and risk-prone one-shot dev project with an iterative process where at each cycle you reevaluate your course and your planning, always based on developer feedback.

There is also absolutely no bullshit in avoiding the mistake of artificially separating the devprocess into sysadmin stuff and dev stuff, and actually get developers directly involved and more importantly become mindful of the reality of everyday operations.

Portraying agile and DevOps as bullshit is clear telltale sign you are completely oblivious to the issues software developers face on a daily basis, and how agile and DevOps help solve or mitigate them.
Have I watched this new LotR show and their WoT show? Yes. Because I've enjoyed the books.

Would I watch a generic IP they invented? No. At least not until it got huge and I got it recommended by others.
Have the russian driven large parts of the population away and inflicted 100x more casualties on the ukranians.

Israel literally bombs them 100-1000 more and with lots of popular support and immigration takes ever more land and water away.

But Im sure the glorified fireworks that the Israelis claim are nuclear ICBM are far worse then the amarican fighter aircraft.
I think software development can be a great escape from life issues.

And there lies its problem.
What I'm trying to explain is that using the term "declarative" is confusing to a lot of developers who who not think of functional programming as declarative, but rather think of something like JSON.
> The average citizen cares about their energy bill and putting food on the table more than some idealistic notion of standing up to bullies.

this one is based on what? on some sources or own projections?
It looks beautiful in the video demo, I just wonder whether integrations will let it down.

GitHub integrates with any code coverage, code quality, security scanning, or CI solution out there.

Slack similarly integrates with any on-call system, time tracking system, code host...

Sure Jetbrains Space has provided the API, webhooks and SDK, but most teams want to focus on their application itself? It feels a lot "safer" to go with a service that isn't trying to offer everything and then pick and choose. Slack+GitHub+CI of the month+code quality plugin of the month+anything...
I was a huge fan of the books and frankly I think the book series itself went off the rails at some point. I'm still not even done with book 9 and don't really plan to finish it. I still enjoyed the Amazon series, but I will admit it wasn't perfect. I was surprised to see that so many people seem to vehemently hate it.

I do recall seeing a lot of one star reviews on Amazon having to do with what the actors looked like, and I observe the same thing in the reviews for Tom Clancy's Without Remorse, which I also enjoyed.

Are Amazon productions perfect, on the level of other established studios? No, they're still finding their stride I think, but there is a definite trend of review bombing and I think that's why people are probably assuming it's happening here.
No. That's the lie being told these days and repeatedly blowing up on faces though
Spent weeks getting spandex (elixir Datadog lib) to work properly. Totally concur.

And then found out it was abandoned. But everyone is moving to open telemetry.
This is really the only downside (beyond them being perhaps too conservative - but you can adjust by selecting a different “year”).
So you’re now equating a pseudo historical character with a children’s book?

Oh brother…

I was not born in Italy, but I am of Italian descent btw. Not sure why that matters, but it probably does to you :-/

Also, I guess you mean only true northern Italians can play the character lol why don’t you phrase it like that as well. See how absurd it sounds?
> entire economy of the city of London

Is pretty much the entire economy of the UK.

Yes Thatcher had her part to play, but election after election after referendum, the will of the people is more of the same Great British exceptionalism.
Doing on-line investigation is ok, but actively chasing her irl like what is described in the article is not ok. If she did anything illegal let the authorities take care of it.
I never understood this memo. All they had to do was to switch to MeeGo. There was no burning platform.

Hardware was great and software was great, but needed a bit more polish. MeeGo was more advanced than iOS in many ways at the time of this memo, and Maemo had been released way before the iPhone. The 770 was released in late 2005 and it was totally futuristic.

However, Elop had no interest in going this route. When MeeGo was released they dumped the project publicly shortly afterwards and then N9 was sold with no advertising. Despite this, it had a phenomenal demand.
Amazon, which owns IMBD, is pushing this thing hard. I have turned off every single setting in Alexa related to hunches, promotions, suggestions, etc. I loathe when I ask for the weather and she concludes with “…by the way, I can also…”

But I still got a reminder that this show was available when I asked what time it was the other day.
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You do understand that for most IDs you have to pay some money? So how is what you are proposing not a poll tax?

The way this could ever be equitably implemented is with probably a decade long push for a sensible national id project that is free for everyone, but generally I've not seen proponents of this idea be willing to do the legwork that's necessary to get this to work.
To upvote, geeat performances are rarely based soley on how the source was written and often based on the cast available and the audience.

To not target a performance with accent, race, mores, values, language would be most dull indeed. And no human tales would spread past a homogeneous population.
People love Gandalf, Aragorn, Galadriel, Legolas etc. and want to see more of them.

People don't give a crap if any new story is "faithful". And judging faithfulness is subjective anyways, who are you to say the adaption is wrong?
Perfectly reasonable for a zone which has been at war for decades, and a country which has avoided daily suicide attacks by placing checkpoints and strict borders. This is another undesirable but necessary step in that direction.
In two hours. Yes they could have fit in some character development along with backstory. Want an example? Just look at pretty much every movie ever with run times less than two hours.
> What difference does it make if they cast another non-Italian actor to play a role?

Who said anything about being Italian?

I've only quoted the author words (Collodi)

The fairy is pale white not because she is a white person, but because she's pure.

Pale white skin is not an Italian trait, so I don't understand what Italianness has to do with anything.

If anything, the fact that she is pale white makes her obviously non-italian, because she's better than all the other characters that try to deceive and corrupt Pinocchio.

EDIT: fixed wording
As a Canadian, who lives near one of the main sites, it was not over the top. The "truckers" (in reality, it was some truckers, and a lot of yahoos looking for a good time or attention) were tolerated for quite a while doing quite a few things that went well beyond any reasonable protest, were in fact blatently illegal, easily amounted to occupying key infrastructure that the vast majority of Canadians did not want them to occupy, creating many hazards with constant intended-only-for-emergency-use air horns, diesel fumes, and intimidation. They substantially shut down commerce and cross-border traffic for days and weeks. They even posted a manifesto demanding the government step down, with no basis in law or popular support.

Ironically, it was the mainstream media, the legends in their own minds streamers, and a few select looking-for-attention US channels that made it seem like they had a lot of popular support (through in-crowd shots, amplifying poorly substantiated claims, etc), where at best they have pockets of support.

Oh, and spend more than 30 seconds talking to them, and you'll see how quickly their ideas go to poorly researched conspiracy theories.
I don't think it's that important, the rotating slots and constant light were appropriate ways to get the necessary switching speed with incandescents.

The experience that was in London recently used banks of led spotlights, not even dedicated strobes.
Palestine is occupied Israeli land and Israel is building settlements there. Israel only keeps Palestine de jure 'external' due to international pressure, with the extra advantage of not having to give Palestians the same rights as Israelis (i.e. Apartheid). Claiming it is not apartheid based on some territorial technicality is disingenious.

When Palestine gets full sovereign statehood maybe then we can watch evangelical politicans perspectives on far-right Christian Youtube channels.
Is anyone here doing something like this? I am very tempted but I am curious as to how much maintenance is involved.
You may know this, but the person you responded to almost certainly doesn't based on their question, so:

Carry look-ahead adders are a thing. The number of logic levels for computing the highest carry bit is logarithmic in the width of the numbers being added, not linear. Doubling the width of the numbers does not cut your clock rate in half, though you do have to pay for the faster cycle time in added area (more logic gates). There are all sorts of different trade-offs that are possible in the constant terms, but the standard adder designs have linear area in the number of bits, and logarithmic propagation time from inputs to outputs.
Going by sound is not even helpful. A modern filesystem can log file access which is actually valuable for auditing.
> There's no patent on it. Same with mushrooms and many others.

https://www.wired.com/story/race-to-engineer-new-psychedelic...
Jews lived in these places for 1000 of years and it just so happen that they had to leave those countries at the same time Zionism was marching forward.

Also, jews of Iraq have no more claim to land in Palastine then Jews of Galacia.
Here's an episode of Talk Python to Me where he goes into some of the stuff he's written:

https://talkpython.fm/episodes/show/327/little-automation-to...
It's not like the life extensions pills would make you impenetrable to bullets. Or just stop taking them if you stop liking it. Anyways, if the most important thing to you is visiting a new restaurant every day, perhaps immortality really isn't for you - doesn't mean there aren't people who would make much more of the gift, e.g. see another star (or a dozen) or something, hmm, more imaginative.
A lot of people here are claiming that Big Pharma is suppressing the truth about psychedelics so that they can make money from SSRIs. But remember: Big Pharma isn't making much money on SSRIs anymore, now that they've gone generic. If anything, it's the movement against SSRIs and in favor of new treatments that may be motivated by profit.
Yeah, the difference to Foundation is baffling to me. I can only assume people developed strong feelings growing up with the LotR movies, but nobody is particularly engaged with Foundation (and tbh it's not an easy or fun book to try and adapt). Personally I think they would have done better to start with Prelude, which not only sets the scene, but has action, ass-kicking female characters etc. Instead they created something incredibly dull and slow, the highlight of which is the intergenerational psychodrama of the emperors which is entirely made up.
Precisely. A single, well-written review will save you more time than scrolling through a list of one-sentence drive-by reviews.

Unfortunately the 'tech' industry loves these type of aggregator websites because of the advertising and affiliate link opportunities. So our public perception of things beccomes more skewed over time due to the Rotten Tomatoes' and Yelps of the world.
HNW folks who are wondering: old school retail wealth managers attached to large institutions can be good human contacts when you have urgent needs and exceptional situations. To optimize the cost, just give them a small portion of your portfolio to manage, and put the rest in a mix of funds, robo and self-directed.
I'm at the opposite end, where it's hard to be outraged about a new rule like this for a different reason. It's a place where a state sniper openly murders a journalist and nothing happens. I had already assumed this kind of thing was in place.
You’ve guessed incorrectly how much the average citizen cares about standing up to Putin. Most people believe that the consequences of not standing up to him would be far worse
Off topic, no one here is complaining about skin colour,
It's difficult to explain if you haven't had that kind of experience yourself, but one way to describe it is that psychedelics (some more so than others) open up a window that allows for change. You are no longer stuck in your old ways of thinking that you took for granted.

But the experiences themselves don't change you. You still need to put in the work to make the changes. You can certainly do this without a guide. But if you take these drugs recreationally without such intentions and without putting in hard work pre- and post-session, nothing much is going to happen in the long term. A guide will help you to get the most out of the experience (while also helping with trip safety).

It's not about whether you use psychedlics or not, it's about how you take them.
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I know border crossings can take a while, but explaining my polycule is going to make this a long process. I hope they have time for tea, paper diagrams and Google Calendar.
>US: We want war! Europe you will get refugees, good luck.

Europe could have also have pursued a strong military, independent of US protection, energy independence from Russia and a strong domestic tech sector allowing it to stick it up and sanction US and Russian warmongering.

But as it stands, it has to 'shut up and take it'.
Russia is exporting more oil and gas to china and India and in long run will export to Africa as well in addition to building 19 nuclear reactors across the world from Egypt to Argentina.

China is reselling Russian lng while India is reselling Russian oil as blend.

True intelligence is backing down now but stopping all Russian imports gradually over next 10 years
Too bad they didn't use a float.