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There is no HN without dang! You're so right, dang is the glue that binds the community and stops it going down the whirlpool of ... crap that so many other communities eventually spin towards!
I AM THE LICENSE.
Ah yep. Forgot to include another 'skip' generation of either abdication or short reign like Charles will be, since my assumption was that William serves a term similar in length to his grandmother.
Only the parliament can dismiss the PM but the president can dismiss the parliament :)
Easy to hotwire compared to most vehicles, I suppose that could be useful knowledge. Something to keep in mind on your next used purchase.
Kind of caught up. I don't think there's much like cpantesters and the strong emphasis on testing elsewhere.
> If there’s a need in the market someone will step in and fill the void.

Only if the Visa/Mastercard duopoly approves. It's not a real market.
A handful of specifically named entities, and that's about it.
I didn't help things by getting defensive earlier! The eternal lesson.
This is a simple REPL project and the readme lists other Perl REPLs.

https://github.com/viviparous/preplish

Perl's concise syntax makes working in a REPL a pleasure. Python has a REPL but the design of the language makes it expand both in length (for loops) and in width (tabs).

I am a recent convert to working in a REPL first to test programming ideas.
> Rather than building a luxurious single family home, the developer is encouraged to build a multi family home and actually expand the amount of housing available in the area.

The property here is a hillside 1.76 acre lot in a "heavily wooded" area of Marin County next to a creek and currently without vehicular access. No one is ever going to build a multi-family development there.
In the US, i think to intercept mail via USPS they must have a warrant, Then they send a postal inspector to deliver it. Don't accept packages of drugs from a postman hand delivering it, and you should be good?
I'm not arguing that he's flawless, I just get annoyed when people try to suggest that he simply lucked out in making the right hiring decisions in an industry where "How do you become a millionaire in aerospace? Start with a billion" was (and to an extent still is) a common adage. I feel that boiling it down to luck is pretty insulting to all the work people have put into putting SpaceX a decade or two ahead of the rest of the world.

That said, the people who I'm referring to aren't really in the position you describe. Most of them have either retired or are doing their own thing and having been early members of SpaceX are pretty much the best rocket engineers around (eg Tom Mueller), so I doubt that they have any concerns about their income.

Musk appears to at least be able to keep up with technical details enough to be able to discuss them with technically oriented YouTubers. So while it's hard to say if he's a particularly good technical innovator on his own, he's capable of understanding various design decisions, discussing tradeoffs, questioning assumptions and thus appropriately leading his engineers. I believe that is a big aspect of why SpaceX has been so successful. Shotwell also has an engineering background, so the same probably goes for her ability to balance business and technical considerations.
Same definition (except I don't think you want marginal cost there, because fixed costs - not just the increase in fixed costs - as well as opportunity costs - should be included), but of course market power can be used to restrain trade, take over adjacent markets, etc; as well as just soak the consumer in the short run. All these are abuses and illegal - still the litmus test of being able to charge extra is a good one.
You're not addressing the problem proposed in the parent's argument - that lobbyists will be the ones who will use this, to ensure that the politicians they bought and paid for are doing what they want.

It seems like a pretty persuasive argument to me.
It's got static types. A scalar is a scalar is a scalar and never an array. Of course, scalar is a very broad type.
Your parent comment never claimed that real-time news was a good or bad thing.
The high level of compensation for these specific interns reflects their high level of talent.

It's extremely difficult to get an internship at a company like this. These aren't run of the mill interns who are coasting through college and trying to check the internship box.
I don't think I've received a "we promise this is anonymous" survey from a hotel, but if I did, I wouldn't treat it as such.

Really the best advice if you do plan to submit such a survey is to take a couple days to cool down about the situation, then sandwich the complaints between a couple of slices of positive things to say about your stay.

Basically treat it the same way you would if you were complaining in person, which is hopefully polite but serious.
It's Tetris Time
All organic chats and interactions will be done on private services. Bots you see.
on another topic - do you find that the people you ban actually do email to contest it or do the majority just make a new account and start the same ol' shit all over again?
I mean, it sounds bad, but in a lot of those small companies, the security team is actually dead weight / just for show. A bunch of guys running automated scans with Rapid7 / Crowdstrike, looking at pretty dashboard graphs and sending managers scary "intrusion alert" emails because someone tried to SSH on 22 but failed.

Obviously, we don't know if that's the case here, but I wish more companies figured out their security team is security theatre.
"Dom, get on to recruitment. Get them to look for a security team that can work as a team. They may have to escort the current security team from the building for not acting like a team. "
Why does Notion use .so? It looks and sounds unprofessional to me.
Healthcare outcomes with observational studies compared to randomized trials
Can't have that music anymore

> RNZ stations are instructed not to play punk music, or songs by the band Queen during this period.

Part of the "London bridge down"-protocol for New Zealand
This implies that Go developers move onto something else? That's what I understand from your comment
Wow! Who knew? The framework is documented here [1]. I grew up in CA at a time when the Sputnik was launched and nearly everyone I knew started talking space, science, math, etc. Of course, it's hard to have as epic an event these days, but we still live in an era of rapid exploration and discovery.

What troubles me is this: if they start taking away the staircase for those with interest and capability to climb it, all in favor of reducing whatever social impact that might have on those who do not, then a monstrous mistake is being made. Well, what it really means is that the market for extracurricular activities and opportunities is going to make Wall Street happy.

I have a friend who came to the U.S. from China at age 5; in 9th grade, he got hold of the UC Berkeley Calculus course while still in early high school, and took it. Would this change prevent that? I know someone who was so advanced in grammar school that, in the 5th grade, she took pre-algebra and pre-geometry; she was moved to a so-called more "advanced" school which refused to let her take algebra in the 6th grade because "she was not old enough".

I'd hate to think that educators as ignorant as those were had anything to do with this new framework.

[1] https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/
TY and EoB and co were about three or four years ahead of me.

I recall watching "On a Friday" play on the cricket pav. of Abingdon School ("Royce's") at the end of term, summer '87ish. Thom did wear some very colourful waistcoats with his suit and Ed in mufti generally minced around wearing slippers, no socks and an electric blue jumper and a whopping quiff - as was the style in those days ("I fastened an onion to my belt..."). Actually this was the time of the New Romantics so think Culture Club, The Smiths, The Cure, Duran Duran etc.

History is what is written and WP is not keen on first hand experiences: "The band disliked the school's strict atmosphere ..." is writ on WP.

My perspective:

The school is a public school - so borders, dayboys and any school needs some sort of discipline. At the time it was all boys, I think it is now co-ed. However, next door there was the Park which was "no man's land" (master's and mistresses kept away and let the kids get on with it, provided we didn't take the piss) and both Abingdon boys and St Katherine's girls or Fitz Harry's or whomever could meet up and have a fag (smoke) and socialise in general.

We also had a bar in the cellar of School House for the weekends that was run by the boys and financed etc by us. Again, we were given a lot of slack, it was actually educational too - money in - money out etc. There was also the H&J (Horse and Jockey pub) - keep to the snug and look adult was what the owner told me as ordered a pint the first time (bless). I was in Waste Court House at the time.

My memories of Abingdon School are rather golden - I was extremely lucky to go there at the time. The Army paid for quite a lot of it. Nowadays it costs £40,000 a year to go there.

I would never describe Abingdon School as strict as such in the late 1980s when I was there. The Head was affectionately known as "Freaky Beaky" (a Headmaster is always the Beak) which is pretty standard for any public school. However, Mr Parker was also known as "Miffie" and that was down to someone overhearing his wife using a term of endearment.

At the time, obviously, there was no hint that On a Friday would go on and become a worldwide phenomenon but they were pretty good entertainment for a school band. They clearly had an itch to scratch and buggering off to the US and re-branding etc worked rather well. Well done them. It has to be said that Abingdon school was (with hindsight) extremely supportive. Mr Parker sanctioned On a Friday to play on the cricket pav for end of term entertainment.

Well spotted, and sorry, I seem to have started waffling on a bit ...
Musk didn't get lucky, he knew that Twitter was lying, and decided to force them to come clean and clean up their mess.
If you are ever in SF and want a good 30 seconds of fun, head over to Post and Taylor street. There is a large door there. Just open it. You will see a 6ft metal OWL "Weaving Spiders Come Not Here" - just walk around someone will be with you shortly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Club
Then again, the intelligence services were riddled with communist sympathisers so that probably explains it just as much :)
The existence of lobbying isn’t a foregone conclusion. We can have transparency without the problem you’ve adeptly described if we eliminate or at least significantly diminish lobbying.
> Perl has a painful syntax, Python greatly improves on this with easy syntax.

I use Python and Perl. Some people who like Python want everything to be Python and "hate" anything that isn't Python. It approaches zealotry in some cases.

Perl syntax is expressive and is similar to C, C++, Java, and yes Bash. These are successful languages too despite not being pythonic.
I do find it bit odd that all the floating point environment control flags are usually pretty well hidden away in most programming languages; I feel those are something that could be more clearly exposed, maybe even as a first-class language feature. But even just having some raii-style scoped environments could be neat
Maybe, but that's pure profit.

This isn't like a newspaper, finding neither ads nor paywalls will make ends meet. They're not phone app developers, finding users will barely pay $1. It isn't an ad-supported business that can only make a fraction of a penny per user. Their moderation needs are at a pretty small scale, with most user accounts tied to known bank accounts. They don't have to negotiate with rights holders for copyrighted content and get taken to the cleaners. They don't have to store and distribute gigabytes of video per second. They don't face big customer acquisition costs.

Youtube and Twitch are doing a lot more work for their cuts.
Really depends on the role of the system. Will it be multi-user/single-user? Hosting containers? Hosting virtual machines? Running as a virtual machine? Doing network magic? Each of these classifications will take hardening in different directions.

You can get a rough feel for the enthusiasm of your distro's desire to do 'hardened things' by checking its kernel config. Heres one such script that has consolidated some hardening guides;
https://github.com/a13xp0p0v/kconfig-hardened-check and also spot check with http://kernsec.org/wiki/index.php/Kernel_Self_Protection_Pro...

Then can also see if the distro is doing things to harden the binaries (relro, nx, canaries, aslr, pie, etc) ; https://www.trapkit.de/tools/checksec/
Also! you may be surprised to find which distros are comfortable with allowing unprivileged user namespaces (kernel.unprivileged_userns_clone=1)
You are right, but it's easier than you think. At my workplace we have anycast without a ton of "tie breakers" so each client may have several backend servers that it could reach. But the router itself does do the IP based hashing when there are two valid routes to the same prefix. So yes, there is something doing hashing, but it's not anything special, it's just the usual "equal-cost multipath" behavior on the router.
I don't think that'd be the case. When Russia started war against Ukraine, a lot creators left the platform by simply taking subscriber contacts and moved to a different platform. You pay for individual creators, so whether it's Patreon, YouTube,or Substack, people are likely to follow into a new platform.
There's all sorts of cool data analysis that can be done with this data. I lead engineering for a company that ingests these open APIs and sells a service that enhances the metadata on these records and allows users to follow new changes in bills/legislation (think: following a PR). You'd be surprised how many organizations want it, and I don't just mean large corps (yeah, I know...but see the discussion around transparency below in the comments!). We have a lot of very cool institutions as well. If you're a Rails dev or like Data Science, we have some openings: https://careers.fiscalnote.com/
By all means, invest your life savings in Bitcoin for the next 700% percent rise. My "empty quip" is a bit of investing wisdom that has long been repeated on Wall Street.
What a refreshing response!
There's always room for Miggledy!
Coins aren't changed. New ones will have Charles on, but the existing ones will remain in circulation until they wear out.
How much was Hoffman working with though? The absorptivity needn't be high when the potency is so high.
Yes, I see format in the query string here and there. It is in the medical web service spec FHIR.

* In order to support various implementation limitations, servers SHOULD support the optional _format parameter to specify alternative response formats by their MIME-types. This parameter allows a client to override the accept header value when it is unable to set it correctly due to internal limitations (e.g. XSLT usage).*

https://www.hl7.org/fhir/http.html#mime-type
It's lamentably common to pass laws that force the enforcement of previous more general laws, so please don't take the passing of a law as an admission or attestation that what the new law forbids was previously legal. In the U.S. this is going to be even more common, since post-Bork judicial idiocy has ex-facto sidelined much previous law; but the law is still there, and could still be enforced. It just isn't being enforced. Since judges can't easily be replaced, passing "repeater" laws that rule out bizarre interpretations of previous law is going to happen.
It is indeed a D2 agonist and NMDA antagonist (I forget which site). I think D2 gets much maligned due to the potential induction of psychotomimetic effects at this receptor but remember too that if one subscribes to the D2-activation autoregulation hypothesis of why amphetamines work in ADHD then having a direct agonist available could be a very good thing.

The opioidergic effects are indirect by re-sensitization (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3856727/) which is why it is used by pain clinics and possibly might contribute to antidepressant effects.

One potential theory hanging about is that if appears to indirectly agonize AMPA through blocking NMDA, and this is what leads to mTOR and then eventually BDNF modulation. However, if activating AMPA is the main goal to getting Ketamine's antidepressant effects, one could just simply take a racetam and be done with it. Racetams seem to be helpful but not drastic like Ketamine here is, which likely I think is because of some concert of fortuitous effects unique to Ketamine itself.

There are other offshoots, like how some metabolites of Ketamine affect how Ketamine is processed, leading to potentially incredibly complex cascades of metabolite interactions in the brain. But this is even more in the weeds and I've rambled enough.

In any case, something special is going on with Ketamine. Otherwise people could just take massive amounts of Agmatine (and L-Lysine along with it for the wise, mouth sores are not desirable) and be done with it. Interestingly, this seems to work for some, but it seems like more than the NMDA is what is necessary (for a side thread: see sarcosine, some of the related methylation supply issues, and how it's an NMDA _agonist_ at the glycine site but still has rapid antidepressant effects. Very strange, this whole business).

I love this topic so I get verbal on it, hope it was an enjoyable ride. :) :thumbsup:
My security team is deadweight. They once tried to create a sev-1 incident when a customer complained that if they typed a password on the command line while trying to call our program, it got saved in session logs.
" Isn't the whole idea behind a secret society that the general public doesn't know about it? I thought that's what secret meant. "

Nope. It's to recruit. They want to recruit people that can help make them more money (or friendships).
Last point, I believe that's why the "Knights of Columbus" exist?
Why on earth would they do that? That kills micro-subscriptions on their platform.
You could achieve the same thing with sym links, which is basically what Apple does with newer versions of macOS. The main OS partition (/) is read only, essentially immutable (unless you disable SIP.) There is a writeable volume mounted on /private (in a funky way, using "firm links".) /etc, /var, /home, and a couple others are symlinks to /private/etc, /private/var, /private/home ...

They do some funky stuff with /usr/local and a few other directories, too. This person seems to explain it: http://www.swiftforensics.com/2019/10/macos-1015-volumes-fir...
We need the ability to understand exactly who profits from any act/law/bill and excruiciating detail of the finances of anyone in congress, coupled with max age limit for any seat, including the Supreme Court.
Leonard Leo, who's had more influence over the selection of Supreme Court Justices than just about anyone, belongs to a Catholic secret society. It's not silliness or paranoia to worry about groups like these.
Now let's get rid of this imperial family in all of the commonwealth and let the UK decide for themselves...
I didn't mean to imply all Oddfellows do that, just the correlation between the people who join or start 'secret' societies and religion.

IIRC, the one I'm referring to was a dead chapter that a few people offered to take over, something to that extent.
Sorry, what does this have to do with the topic of the post? You're needlessly flaming political battles.
yeah but what would be the point of doing that? No politician is going to try and bring about a vote to change from a monarch to a ceremonial figurehead. Indeed, given they swear an oath to the monarch, they're probably not even able to bring about that vote. There's no call for it from the electorate, so it wouldn't be a vote-winner and would be a waste of time.
You would solely take LSD by putting it on unbroken skin? Multiple LSD chemists have confirmed this is a myth.

An esteemed underground LSD chemist arrested in '05, Donnie Shackelford, is quoted in an unfinished book on black market LSD production by Tim Scully. Here's an excerpt from the interview.

>Tim Scully said, "Did you ever get dosed through your skin in the lab". Donnie Shackelford replied, "No, I have accidentally dosed myself while laying sheets, I either touched my eye, or mouth. But the answer to your question is no, you cannot be dosed through the skin. I never wore gloves in any procedure unless lye is used and it isn’t in this procedure. I learned the hard way dropping a flask with 20g of LSD in it. I was extremely upset. I’ve had it all over my hands many, many times. I was there when Dr. Nichols basically called bullshit on the good doctor at Mindstates 60th anniversary".

This is the Mindstates talk by David Nichols https://erowid.org/general/conferences/conference_mindstates...

>"Another fact: I've made LSD in my lab on many occasions for research purposes, possibly in not so meticulous a manner as Albert Hofmann. Nothing ever happened. I had several graduate students who made LSD as an intermediate for projects. No accidental ingestion of LSD ever occurred. A technician in my lab makes it routinely because we use it as a drug to train our rats. He's learned by experience that he never gets high, nothing ever happens. And yesterday I was talking to Nick Sand, and Nick said, "I made a solution of LSD in DMSO…" -- DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide) is a chemical that greatly enhances absorption of other chemicals through the skin -- he says, "…I painted it on my skin. Nothing happened." A concentrated solution and nothing happened!"
The "best" part is that "No efficient algorithm exists to do otherwise." isn't true. This comment in particular is worth reading: https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/95778#issue-1331477...
I know it's getting into technicalities, but "consort" modifies "queen", like "pro" modifies "airpods". The opposite is a queen regnant. Both are queens.

So while you're right that she is styled Her Majesty the Queen Consort, she is the same kind of queen that Queen Charlotte was. I think you're right that people are avoiding the phrase "Queen Camilla" at the moment but I think it will come into use.

(But she is definitely not the sovereign.)
It’s because it’s what makes us aware we’ve not been thankful enough.

I realize that doesn’t make sense, since you can still be frustrated even if people are thankful, but…
The relevant threat model isn't the abusive spouse who has physical access to your ballot, the relevant threat model is someone without physical access to your ballot being able to verify that you voted the way they wanted you to.
You're talking about the half-life of the molecule in the bloodstream, which is different from the half-life of the intensity of the effects. Serotonin receptors begin to downregulate as soon as the effects start, causing tolerance which lasts (to some extent) for several weeks. Taking a massive dose of LSD, or any other classical psychedelic for that matter, wouldn't significantly extend the trip. The brain just refuses to stay in that state for long.
Learning Perl is a classic of the form---the best intro programming book that I've ever seen, at least for smart readers who've done some kind of programming (any kind, with any language) in the past.

The contrast to Learning Python is noteworthy. The latter book is useful, too, but it's about ten times bigger and much less focused on introducing a language.
I did that job for a little while - they warned me before I started that once you learn to see cue marks (little black dots in the upper right) you'll never not be able to see them.

And they were right. But it was lots of fun yelling out "cue" during random TV shows, or with platter projectors, when there really shouldn't even be a cue mark :)