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"Short words are best, and old words, when short, are best of all."
I propose a law, that states that advertising is only permitted in certain locations, in certain industries (phonebooks, highway ads, TV stations), and that anywhere else, it is completely illegal to advertise, full stop. Do not even think about advertising there if it's not on the short list. If you want to advertise on a product, no money must exchange hands, or Congress must pass an amendment.

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Because videogame farming is unlike real farming, the boring, tedious, hard parts are taken away.
That's smaller than the difference between nearby towns far from nuclear power plants. Its not something even worth the mental space to think about when deciding where to move to.

A very slightly worse school will likely have a much bigger effect on your kids life expectancy.
Russia is the primary problem. The secondary problem - as it pertains to the energy context - was the EU's (affluent Europe more broadly) wide failure to understand or accept what Russia is (and what consequences the Russian culture would inevitably produce again for Europe, namely wars of conquest against their neighbors).
That sounds a bit far fetched. If that was a problem, it would also be a problem with the dozens of Youtube frontends, that are much larger than any Peertube frontend.
This is true of a lot of main stream video games, but there's a whole genre of games that are much more wholesome, slice-of-life experiences. Consider: Harvest Moon, Stardew Valley, Slime Rancher, and Katamari Damacy—all of which are successful game IP without any of the stereotypical violence we see in AAA shooters.

I've found the "cozy" genre on Steam to also be a great way to find games like these, though I suspect there are other terms that can be used to find them: https://store.steampowered.com/tags/en/Cozy
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Health professionals swear the Hippocrates oath, and that hasn't stopped unethical practices. The iron ring is only a reminder that not doing your work well can cost lives directly imputable to you.
Well aren't you just a special little boy!

Joking aside though, if something is true of 85% of a group then that is the audience, and the truth, we're working with. Lamenting their individual lack of dedication, hard work, whatever virtue will be gratifying but not actually solve any problems.

Again if it's truly 85% then that's that. How can professors adapt to the needs of their students is a more useful question, if the problem you want to solve is actually the failure of this mass of students to learn. I suspect it isn't though, either for the author of the article, or you, or most of the commenters here. We want to whine about the vicissitudes of the youth, and congratulate ourselves on our virtue, and this approach works well towaeds that goal.
> a man is brutally paywalled to interact

Does paying actually get you anywhere? Do you meet people you wouldn't have met without paying? I know they make it seem like it's going to help, but I have my doubts about whether it does. I think if you ignore the misleading marketing and go by results, paying for a basic subscription gives you the full benefit of the app.
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As much as advertising can suck, I highly prefer not having all news sites hard paywalled and not needing premium subscriptions for essential services like search, email and YouTube.
Yes, just like Facebook can’t limit others from scheduling ads and Google can’t limit other search engines from just being plugs in.

Also cable companies can’t limit others from carrying channels.

Do you think advertisers on Facebook, Google or Amazon get access to all of the data that the platform vendor has?

Do you also want everyone to get access to Google’s search algorithm?

If I had a dollar every time someone on HN yelled “anti trust” about anything no matter how little legal sense it made, I could be my own VC.
To combine some ideas from the question and from a couple of comments:

They need to teach software engineering.

First, what's the difference? Software engineering is about building programs that are useful in the real world, which typically means it worries about the efficient construction of larger-scale programs, and whether those programs actually meet the need for them when they're done. And then it worries about maintaining them over generations of new developers as the old ones leave. ("Efficient" should be understood as "minimally inefficient", because you cannot make the process of building larger-scale programs efficient. All you can do is minimize the inefficiency as much as possible.)

Second, why should they teach this? Because 95% of their graduates are going to work in software engineering, not in computer science. (If they don't teach this, then they should create a separate software engineering department, as chemical engineering is a different department from chemistry. But if they do that, the computer science departments are going to be a lot smaller...)
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Mostly yes, but also common in many other industries (with different kinds of spending).
Maybe you should quote the whole thing instead of making it sound like they sell the data?

"As part of a business transfer. Onfido may disclose your personal information to an actual or potential buyer, investor or partner (and its agents and advisers) in relation to any actual or proposed divestiture, merger, acquisition, joint venture, bankruptcy, dissolution, reorganization, or any other similar transaction or proceeding"
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It is awesome to be able to do things isolated client side and not have to deal with permissions and resources for something like a training website. Which is all stuff you would have to deal with for a hosted version.

And there are plenty of reasons why you may want to use PG over sqlite. Especially if you are trying to mimic a production environment which is PG. Personally I only ever use PG, and never have a reason to use sqlite.
Group chats work pretty damn well
Having kids has created a very specific structure.
My point is that it's not exactly a moral failing of a software developer compared to another professional, if the other professional doesn't even have the opportunity to make such a decision
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This was interesting. The writing is hard to follow, but I understand perfectly well what it's trying to say. Sounds like the type of ramble I'd go on inside my own mind when I was younger.

I'm still annoyed by the absolute nonsense in which we live in, and I'm thoroughly baffled to see that most people just go with it—or worse, see it as logical—but I'm trying now to be at peace with said nonsense. I figure it's the best I can do, since we're unable to find a compromise.
it's also a spelling of "couldn't care less" spoken colloquially with the "'nt" swallowed, i think, and many just repeat what they hear so it becomes the idiom, to your point.
> The answer is obvious: Britain is turning into an economic basket case because of the energy war being waged in Europe

Who waged that war?
"Why should I, as victim of this extreme example, primarily vested in myself, care about the other perspective?"

You shouldn't.

But as a third party, I will absolutely be skeptical of all the women who "meet creepy men on the daily" and continue to be passive and use those services.

As for the original point. It wouldn't be the first time a woman covered herself by calling the other creepy over something minor. It's not exactly an unknown thing for humans to cover their own flaws and misjudgments by blaming the other party, man or woman.
They can't charge any more for their phones.

How are they supposed to make more money from phones if not taking a cut of FB's advertising money?
This is also about the ninth rehash on HN of the same newspaper article that was written three months ago.

Every blogger with an axe to grind has been re-spinning this same point with more and more hyperbole since because "Apple bad" = click click click click.

Nothing new to see here.
They are also very much limited by the housing crisis in the Netherlands. They are perpetually looking for places to house their employees.
They can perhaps influence its value by reducing its utility (e.g. by declaring it illegal) but they cannot "print" more supply.
The no clutch and better performance is a huge plus, and I don’t think Indians truly realize it because most haven’t driven decent automatic cars.

There are absolutely NO good cars with CVT or DCT transmission under 10 lakh. There used to be one model, Maruti Baleno, but that’s now switched to AMT instead.

If I can get CVT-like performance (or really, much better) for under 10L, I’ll take it. The EV is just the cherry on top.
> See I run a DSP

Digital Signal Processor?
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What you're describing is a communist welfare system. Little incentive for individuals to work hard, you'll just increase the number of people totally dependent upon the system. Not sustainable.
You can enable and disable personalized adverts from Apple in the settings
Stretch. By all that anyone anywhere might hold holy, STRETCH!

You can be strong or you can be weak, so long as you're flexible, so stretch.
They limit cross-application tracking.

Which I'm fine with.

Is there any evidence that Apple themselves are tracking across 3rd party application advertisements (this is me assuming that they do track across 1st party apps, which is not fair).
Why then is Russia still pumping gas through a broken pipeline, poisoning the environment of European countries ?

https://twitter.com/visegrad24/status/1576975332510298112
It is not about ability, it is about opportunity. As automation and chemistry overtakes farming there is smaller and smaller demand for people.
I read an article a while back that asked a farmer why he works all day and then comes home to play a farming sim. He basically said in the "real world" things constantly go wrong, but in the sim it's much smoother/easier etc. I totally get it.
Netherlands imports about 20% of it's energy, spiking to 35%: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.IMP.CONS.ZS?location...

The Netherlands is one of the more energy independent countries in the EU generally speaking.

a large percentage of those 20% imports are actually from France.
It is important to listen to the body. I tried to have a spartan level of self discipline and that put me in a express route to burn out. And I burned out.

Burn out is not easy to climb out of, so I would rather be less than ideally productive than be disciplined to an extent that ignores my humanity and that damages me severely.
> Mass media with global reach exists that is headquartered in, and has as much relationship to local arms makers as exists in the US media in countries whose armament makers are the competition to US armament makers, so that explanation seems inadequate and parochial.

The basic tenet of the US military-industry has been destroying local arms makers in any way they can to replace them. What was done to German and British air defense industries during the Cold War are examples of them. Moreover, the majority of mass media have networked shareholders which include US entities. The immense pushing of US foreign policy in all mass media even in Europe is an indicator of how extensive the control is.

> Pro tip: you’ll look less like a propaganda shill if you don’t start using contextually unusual and inaccurate labels

Pro tip: Anglosaxon is a long-standing history and political science term. And those who are students of either won't stop using it because a certain segment of the Angloamerican public now has an aversion to the term because a certain enemy of their establishment used them. It describes a certain social, political and economic construct, and the term still remains valid today.

If you are offended by such a widely used term in history and political science, heaven knows how much you would be offended by some other terms that are used in those sciences. Here is a 300-year old example.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfidious_Albion
Thanks for pointing that out, I came across it via @ https://qdrant.tech/documentation/install/#docarray so I was not sure what other libs were integrating it
Removed.

Apparently I can't read.
Peer to peer non-realtime video distribution has a pretty core fundamental flaw in that users are only seeding when they're watching. Users are likely to stop watching a video if it doesn't interest them, if something else comes up, or more importantly for this conversation, if there's a technical issue that prevents smooth playback.

When a user stops watching for whatever reason, they leave the swarm. If a client has been getting segments from a peer that is close to them, and that user completes watching the video and closes the browser window, that peer goes offline. The player client then needs to find another peer to pull segments from, and hope that the peer can deliver at the same speed. Because most of these player extensions are on top of HLS or DASH, you're not "buffering" in advance very far, so you're sensitive to this bump (this is tunable, and P2P clients generally buffer more segments than those delivered by CDNs exclusively). Whether you can't find a peer with the segments you need, or the peer can't deliver fast enough, or the algo stalls and doesn't fail back to CDN based delivery fast enough, you get a playback stall.

Playback stalls always add frustration, and they're often multiplicative. One stall, you assume there's an internet issue, and it'll be fine. Two stalls, you grow frustrated with the service. Three stalls, you close the window. And now there's another peer dropping out the swarm, causing more interruptions in playback for other users.

IMO, as the tech stands today, P2P video delivery doesn't work super well unless you're setting up a P2P CDN, or have some other mechanism that allows for a peer to more gracefully exit a swarm to avoid stalls and signal to clients to shift before an abrupt exit.
> The answer is obvious: Britain is turning into an economic basket case because of the energy war being waged in Europe

I'm sorry, but who exactly waged this war?
Or as an alternative to manually copied codes you can include a QR code.
> Sure, they aren't tracking what you're doing INSIDE the FB app. But they track every time you use it, where you use it, the context that led to that usage, etc.

So does Facebook (as much as they're able and allowed to), being fair.
So you start a t-shirt business online, and you can only advertise in those places instead of Instagram? Seems bad for the business.

Would be very profitable for tv stations, though! And we'd see a ton more billboards covering everything.
Years ago I had the idea to create an automated "task assigner" to solve this problem. Once loaded with suitable data (perhaps a hard problem), it would just feed you tasks, "Do this now", and you'd do the tasks and feel happy that you had completed its assigned tasks. Based on the theory that the trouble isn't with doing stuff but more deciding what do do and in which order. Too busy to actually write it though.
Fandom did this before right before tech markets really, really soured. It was Glam or Mode or something like that. Shortly after the acquisition they ended up doing a significant round of layoffs. Wonder if this will be another bellwether for worse tech market conditions.
Nuclear is sustainable. Start by not decommissioning them until you have established independent energy security.
That's the old one. https://web.dev/usb/ is the supported one.
Yeah exactly — deep learning became the universal hammer some time ago, and I think people forget that it is far more sparsely used and a whole less dominant outside fairly specialised domains such as text/image use cases.
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Par for the course in big tech. They love walled gardens.
OK, that was actually funny.
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Sony has other monetization levers too, like that time on PS4 they pushed a mandatory, irreversible update that dropped support for a bunch of HDMI codecs, effectively downgrading millions of TVs overnight.

They got me. I went and bought a new TV. Not a Sony, but aggregate demand still affects prices.
This is one of the ways income inequality and systemic discriminations can drastically alter the life of people or groups of people. No time to think, to time to breathe.. no time to dream. The mind can die (or at least enter a sort of coma) long before the body in these circumstances. And it's incredibly hard to help yourself while in there, which is why the empathy and kindness of others matters so much too.
And depending on sediment transport dynamics for a particular reach of the river, the depth could be higher or lower at a given stage (i.e., height above datum) today than at the same stage in the past.