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<template> tags are so incredibly useful for keeping your JS clean when you're not able to have something more reactive around for some reason.

I've recently used that on an interview project I did (https://github.com/pretzelhands/ubiquitous-sniffle) and it surprisingly takes you quite far with very little effort.

The only major annoyance is really manually keeping track of the elements in the DOM and .innerText and .innerHTML-ing everything that needs a dynamic value. But it's manageable if you keep it confined.
People are extremely overestimating how cars last decades ago. Barring other things, corrosion protection was nonexistent, few year old cars were rusting away.
https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/15773468863605063...

> In conclusion, Elon Musk's Twitter purchase will have to be heavily financed by someone else in order for him to complete it.

> In May, according to an SEC filing, Musk's Twitter buy was most heavily subsidized by Saudi Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud

Not a great sign for activists using Twitter speaking out against the Saudi government, just based on what has happened already in the past.
> and advocating for public, standardized benchmarks

For full transparency, I think you should do the same in ClickHouse. Or is there a strong reason not to run benchmarks on standard analytical workloads like TPC-H, TPC-DS or SSB?
What did you intend to express in plain-English?

Did you even read the article, if for that matter the book:

https://www.amazon.com/Burglars-Guide-City-Geoff-Manaugh/dp/...
Online ad has negative effect. I never trust products or services that are showed up in online ads.
Somehow even the usefulness of a smart watch can't get me over the annoyance of having something on my wrist.
I suspect that to an extent, prices rise with the proportion of income people are willing to allocate to something. Cars will rise to the amount that matches the importance people place on them. If cars become less important due to electric bikes and Zoom, manufacturers will be able to charge less. The investment in researching car design would decrease accordingly. Same with energy sources etc.
A lot of data set sizes are best measured in terabytes and petabytes. Many of these file formats must target that mentality, because small things grow up and get big whether anyone planned for that or not. People who can get away with plaintext for their needs probably aren't even reading this.
No or at least the one I have does not. It's similar to this one on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09KMVD13T). I was just looking for a quick and simple solution to check for package delivery. (I'm disabled; so, just hopping up and checking the front porch isn't simple.) I have the camera's app on an old phone, sitting on my desk. It detects motion and I can control it to check the entire porch. Not as good as a wired system; but, it works.
To be honest that is his money. Unlike his comment on Ukraine which is NOT his country, he has to make good and there is a court. Not his commentary on Ukraine.
Wouldn't it be noticeable if someone got their ranking reset? So others can easily infer who got caught?
>>"He also rotted Russia from the inside, putting only incompetent but loyal acolytes everywhere."

Not really. I recommend talking to Russians of certain age. What they say is something like "sure, Putin is far from perfect, but he saved us from the 90's"

I don't think most people understand how bad things were there after the wall fall. The usual human reaction is turn to a strong man that put some order in the chaos.
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That's true for a lot of things.

See how much a cardboard box costs when you want to buy one, even though they give them away at the supermarket.
Neural networks build on calculus.
I can't speak for SV, but I think a 72-page report from every confessed past fraudster that's engaged in what seems to be fraud-adjacent activity would do wonders in clearing the crap out of the crypto scam space.
Current debt is being quickly inflated away. Also, $143 billion debt is peanuts for 3 trillion dollars economy like California.

So, your "children" comments are pure demagogy.
> birds

Birds you're about to hit with your car? That sounds like a great feature.
Yeah, it's like "We don't actually have the money/bitcoin in our posession, but as soon as Gary started spending the sequentially numbered bills and/or moving the permanently trackable by design Bitcoins, we can show up and arrest him for having stolen them from us."

Like the informant said, Gary is not the sharpest tool in the box.
It was just to be clear that we do not have a financial involvements together
But this is of course less about trying to create a competitive laptop and more about China attempting to become technologically independent. Having the ability to mass produce something entirely within their own soil. Pardon the politics.
In the morning!

Awesome to see Podcasting 2.0 gain this traction. Hats off to Adam.
I didn't mean getting rich, I meant the choice between financial security in a "conventional" job and (full-time) open source work. Of course, you can also combine both to some degree...
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Fair point, but most policies will require you to apply some protection mechanism anyway.
Not sure why you would ask as I assume this is fairly common knowledge on HN. Most platforms don’t reveal the specifics of their anti-spam or fraud guidelines because that would serve as a guide on how to evade detection.
Is that surprising? Alternatively, do you have a fix in mind? Having power means you can build more things that give you more power faster than someone with less power. You can't change this using inflation, as people will just hold something else instead of cash (and, in fact, inflation seems to most punish the people with the least power, as those people are spending a much much greater proportion of their income on critical consumption and are least able to hold assets that aren't cash... hell: we make laws that actively limit or even prevent poorer people from holding non-cash assets "for their own protection").
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Eugene Yu, CEO of election software firm, held in US for alleged data theft
Redditors are certainly speculating [1] who could be the 4 confessed cheaters in the top 100.

[1]
https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/xvo7u4/comment/ir2el...
To quote Theo De Raadt: “My favorite part of the “many eyes” argument is how few bugs were found by the two eyes of Eric ([S Raymond] the originator of the statement). All the many eyes are apparently attached to a lot of hands that type lots of words about many eyes, and never actually audit code.”
Just because the stripper can no longer afford food doesn't mean that food sellers will be able to lower their price. Supply issues can't be solved by price changes.

Taken to the extreme, people will die of starvation until the population adjusts, so still in the long run demand and supply will meet at the price point.
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Well I do not share your past, culture, ethnicity and probably ideology. I am an open source developer. I am baffled when people conflate irrelevant things like this.
You don't need to worry about the activist employees. You need to worry about the engineers who have been keeping Twitter running barely using their 10 years of knowledge about all the idiosyncrasies of Twitter's tech stack and are about to be paid out all their stock comp in 1 go, giving them absolutely no reason to stay at a company that has been absolutely dragged through the mud for the last 6 months.
You see ~100% barren smartphones, ~0% featurephones, ~0% ipads, ~0% foldables, right?
>In your words, it was money in the banks of wealthy people, meaning not being spent.

It is spend on overpriced assets.
1-2 years ago the cto guy from lilium held a presentation at $itCompanyInGermany where I was at. The plan back then was to be same/twice the price of taxis, starting and landing on roofs.

Oh, and the cto was telling so much bullshit that it was hard to listen to. Blockchains was of course there, but also stuff I already forgot. I guess it's mostly to impress investors and to collect money, but bs is still bs.
You are mistaking two different types of consensus. Social one: we are running this software, which encodes particular rules; we have a roadmap; we are sharing similar values. Technical one: transaction A came before transaction B. Proof of Stake is responsible for technical consensus and nothing else.

Your statements are of low resolution.
Mojibake is annoying, but it's also an interesting peek into the inner workings of how computers store and handle data (in this case, characters). It's one of the more mundane examples of "computers store data in 1s and 0s" in action.

Incidentally, a lot of Japanese software are still written to Shift-JIS, so it's still fairly tedious trying to run them in an environment that's not set to Shift-JIS. I wonder if there's an AppLocale equivalent for Windows 11...
So it is not about free speech. Just politics as always.
Does a Tesla have a rear parking camera ???.
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Always fantastic to see someone standing up for basic economics here!

My favourite tech-communicable way to consider it is this: Money is like 'points' for prioritising the way people/resources are allocated in the world, somewhat like agile/scrum planning poker. If you give everyone cards with larger points values, you'll still get the same amount of work done in a given sprint, it's just that you'll get an inflated 'sprint velocity' (eg story points implemented in a fortnight).

Apologies if i've explained this poorly!
Wow, I thought of this exact same analogy but with rugby instead of American football.

I think the same is true for all subjects. My son has the same issues with English literature, but I explain to him that learning to analyse things is a huge part of the brain gym, Of Mice and Men only being one of them. Being able to look at a problem you don't understand, and at least have a basic set of tools to try and gain some insight is hugely valuable.
Hard to imagine dying for less than imaginary internet tokens.

I guess there are people who drive off cliffs and whatnot, but somehow that feels like an honest mistake and not as funny to me.
This is just unnecessary projection.
And you get fired from your job because demand for it disappears. Amazing.
>High school stuff is so basic that it's less about learning a particular subject and rather more about getting to know some common language that can be used to discover the world around.

You hit the Nail right on the Head !

Given that our current society is so thoroughly intertwined with Science and Technology is why this basic knowledge is called "Education" and is said to "prepare oneself for the Modern World". Once we get into the workforce (or not) we can keep/remember/use/build-upon what is needed and leave the rest in the attic only to be brought out if and when needed.
They agreed a cap of 12% on the interest, if they cant get it away for less than that they will just stick it on the books and wear it, the debt may be poorly rated, but cant see Musk defaulting on it over the next few years at least.
Morals and ethics somehow related to handing over your virtual money because someone is killing your family if you aren't?

Okay.
That's over half the usual budget for California, so no it's not "peanuts". The ability to service debt is a function of the government's resources, not the entire economy. As pointed out, the year was anomalous for California, who usually runs a deficit of over $50,000,000,000.

Seems like this is a case of a compulsive indebted gambler patting himself on the back for a good streak at the tables.

California's surplus came from temporarily increased CGT receipts. That trend will be reversed this year considering the markets, and they'll be back to bleeding 10 figures.
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This is akin to temporarily cutting the cable of a Ethernet cord.

Ie, a layer 1 attack.
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goatlover: Seems like the JS folks blocked this from happening.

spankaalee: not true, they were removed because.... they were't compatible with JS

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> if two people have access to the private keys for a wallet, whoever gets to it first is the real owner.

I'm not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure that's not how laws work. My son has a key to my car, but if he took it and ran off to seek his fortunes, that doesn't make it his car.
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This comment honestly reads like you reached for the first difference between twitter and RSS you could think of. "No comparison to be made." Really? A lot of people use twitter and RSS for the same purpose, but there's "no comparison to be made"?
You're thinking of the original one in Sicily?

It's sometimes confusing how Americans repurposed city names wholesale without the "New" prefix. Most of them are tiny towns, as for example Paris, Texas made famous by the movie.

Of the larger ones, St Petersburg, Florida always weirds me out — it makes me think of Lenin giving a speech at Finland Station under palm trees, dressed in a white suit like Don Johnson.
Those laws are illegal and anyone using them as a basis for murder would ultimately be found guilty of it:

https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/25222/is-it-leg...
Wait, is this a bad thing?

"So while Matter makes it possible for Eve, a sensor and device company that historically only worked with Apple’s HomeKit ecosystem, to finally work on Android devices, it also means that Eve’s competitors can work with the same ecosystems while offering cheaper devices that may not cover all of Eve’s cool features such as energy monitoring."

I mean who wants more choice of devices, and cheaper ones at that?
About the helipad blocking thing: supposedly these rooftop things have similar security gates like on airports. The helipad itself would be a restricted area. Would be relatively safe imo. But of course, that's not enough for regulators in the US/EU.
If they have that interest, why did they just release a detailed 72-page report in which they make clear that there have actually been many offenders?

Your argument doesn't hold much water.
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Hans have studied this line because Magnus played it before. Was the line exactly the same: no, he explained that he spent several minutes to evaluate if the transposition was possible. I'd rather believe Hans than the far fetched cheating theory. Magnus just was on full paranoia mode. Everybody agrees that both of them played poorly and that Hans even gave situations where Magnus could have won.
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> hydrogen fuel cell system.

It's not a battery.
Is Mesh routing RPL or something else?
PED use does not necessarily bring a lifetime suspension in US professional sports.
I honestly was fine before when there was only one ad, but now that YouTube ads are as long as some of the clips I watch I generally avoid it.

When people use YouTube, I'll use Firefox.
ITT: A bunch of cryptonerds arguing semantics about legal terminology they don't understand.
As Karl Popper beautifully but it: optimism as a duty.
>Music that picks up right where you left off when you come back.

I have this feature in my 2008 Renault Twingo.
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As someone from the balkans, seeing a "C:đ>" prompt in dos was quite normal for us :)
The idea that the rich don't influence the courts in America is absurd. The reason why Musk couldn't just "do what he wanted" is because the other side of the table was also the wealthy elites. When it comes to elites vs elites, things start to get played by the book.

If Musk were allowed to make a mockery of the Delaware court, it would have shaken the bedrock for the trillions of dollars that corporate America rests under.
Right hemisphere refers to be brain. HTH to make sense of it now.
FTFY is amazing. Really useful for processing excel generated csvs.
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Conversely optimism can waste resources on unworkable progress which could have been applied to workable progress. Reality is way more nuanced than single perspectives.
If I was the attacker I'd start off by knocking the cameras out a few times to make you think they're unreliable.
Love Cormac as well he is also one of my favourite authors. That Judge passage is also one of my favourite passages in literature, alongside the ending of The Road which I have framed with a technical drawing of a brook trout:

Once there were brook trout in the streams in the mountains. You could see them standing in the amber current where the white edges of their fins wimpled softly in the flow. They smelled of moss in your hand. Polished and muscular and torsional. On their backs were vermiculate patterns that were maps of the world in its becoming. Maps and mazes. Of a thing which could not be put back. Not be made right again. In the deep glens where they lived all things were older than man and they hummed of mystery.

Just finished Cities of the Plain after reading the rest of the border trilogy and not being that impressed, but this one absolutely floored me and I shed tears at the end. Will need to go back and read all three in quick succession at some point.

Still really need to read Child of God.
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That's a bold statement and by no means a universal constant. If your rivers are on fire because there is no environmental regulation, then that is not good for society.
Search for "admitted" and it is on page 2.
Isn't it amazing that Austrian economists completely ignore that providing liquidity creates costs for the providers of liquidity?

Businesses give money value by offering products and services, meanwhile the holder of money expects the business to keep providing this costly service at no cost. In other words, there is a constant flow of free liquidity provisioning services toward the holders of money which makes the providers of liquidity poorer and the holders of liquidity richer if they market that liquidity. After all, money is worth more than the purchasing power it represents, it can buy anything available in the payments network. Money that buys bananas and apples is more valuable than money that only buys apples even if both have the same amount of purchasing power. Since liquidity is paid for by the general enterprising public, the holders who have none of the costs can just loan out and market their liquidity for a price and they get to pretend that they are providing a service, even though they haven't done anything for it in any way.

People who still have a need to transact must now pay the costs of liquidity to someone who doesn't provide it when they borrow money.

The person who borrows money is now stuck with the costs of liquidity even if they spend it. When they spend it, they no longer benefit from liquidity but they must still pay for the liquidity that someone else owns. That person then can lend his liquidity out without paying for it. The end result is that liquidity costs must be paid twice.

This is an endlessly compounding system. Like a pyramid scheme.
Money acts like a perpetuity where the yield is paid out in liquidity which can through borrowing be turned into money. Previous perpetuities are paid by creating new perpetuities.

Very interesting scheme and Austrian economists are even denying the above so they are complicit.
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Intel GPU Users

Judging by https://community.frame.work/t/psa-dont-upgrade-to-linux-ker..., it has been solved in 5.9.13 already.

Date: Tue, 4 Oct 2022:

> 5.19.13 is now released with 8 reverts for this driver, hopefully that sould [sic] resolve this issue. thanks, greg k-h

https://lore.kernel.org/all/YzxDIXMPIWqsELmj@kroah.com/
By your own definition, pretty much no countries, including the US, are democracies, as almost everywhere has mechanisms through which the courts can prevent you from running.