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Learn how to deploy your app before you write it or learn how to write your app before you deploy it...

Guess what, if there is nothing to deploy then learning how to deploy is just a waste of time.
They are continually trying to do things that serve both their own and the Republican party's people, but the Republican parties continually fights tooth and nail against every single thing they do in order to avoid giving them a "win" even on things the Republican base overwhelmingly supports.

It's good that it's being done, but Biden's doing it, and the Republicans are opposing it every step of the way, even policies that benefit their own people, in every way they can, even and especially by lying and cheating.
This is for sure the biggest crack in the divide. Red Hatters have had multiple occasions for pause, however, beginning with IBM obtaining the list of Red Hat customers and trying to upsell OpenShift/IBM Software customers to Cloud Paks (IBM's embedded software solutions on OpenShift).
I noticed last time I was in London there seemed to be more choices; I already have an Oyster Card anyway.

Systems do seem to be getting more standardized in general although the user experience for a first time visitor to a city--especially if they haven't checked things out ahead of time--isn't necessarily great because they can't really depend on just tapping a credit card on a reader.
> Here, ostensibly, there's a court and legal process

On December 16, 2005, The New York Times reported that the Bush administration had been conducting surveillance against U.S. citizens without specific approval from the FISA court for each case since 2002.

In 2011, the Obama administration secretly won permission from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to reverse restrictions on the National Security Agency's use of intercepted phone calls and e-mails, permitting the agency to search deliberately for Americans' communications in its massive databases.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Foreign_Intellig...
Tens of thousands of people show up to bag groceries each day, doesn't make it a vast conspiracy. Some peoples job is to do bad science and shill for big pharma, go figure.
The ones where the cavemen forgot to engrave checksum data.
This very much depends on your local climate and the building itself.

Definitely not possible in the flat we live in during the winter unless we run a dehumidifier.
How did you waste it?
Trying to get a PhD. I wasn’t a good student and I didn’t choose a good advisor. I spent the better pet of a decade trying to finish and failed. I ended up unemployed and divorced in large part because of that decision, and while my life is OK now, I can’t help but regret that little decision that lead to so much personal pain and suffering.
The problem is no one wants to pay for the boring necessary work like funding inspections for the water treatment facility, but instead would focus on sexy cool things like space launches or new trails in Yosemite
It's great Taiwan is 2 steps ahead. Keeps the Hegemony aligned correctly.
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More specifically, sodium nitrAte [1], with an a, NaNO₃, has a rat LD50 of over 3 g/kg, has a signal word of Warning, and has no toxicity label (it has H272 and H319, an oxidizer and causes serious eye irritation). Sodium nitrIte [2], with an i, NaNO₂, has a rat LD50 of around 85 mg/kg, almost two orders of magnitude smaller, has a signal word of Danger, and has H301/acute toxicity with a skull-and-crossbones label, in addition to H272 and H319, and H400 (very toxic to aquatic life) too. The two are very different. Somewhat distressingly, searching for sodium nitrite on Amazon comes up with some sodium nitrate results, and searching sodium nitrate comes up with at least one product that is mostly (if still only 6%) sodium nitrite. I wish search engine developers would not insist on assuming any similar word is just a typo: that's a potentially very dangerous mixup.

Searching for sodium nitrite and selecting a seller of >98% on Amazon (US) did give a suicide-instruction book as a suggestion when I searched initially (logged out, private tab), but after looking up the SDSs and coming back to this, I no longer get anything of the sort.

I doubt that legitimate chemical suppliers like Fisher/VWR/Sigma-Aldrich/etc would sell sodium nitrite to a buyer without an approved account (though VWR if I recall correctly won't sell chemicals at all to residential addresses, even sodium chloride, so it's not necessarily the best comparison).

[1]: https://www.alfa.com/en/msds/?language=EE&subformat=CLP1&sku...

[2]: https://www.fishersci.com/store/msds?partNumber=AAA186680B&p...
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I've longed to kill myself for as far back as I can remember and I regret not having done so already.

If I could change anything in history, I would chose to have never been born at all.
What are the other 8 supplements you take?
Of the ones that were stored appropriately, virtually all are still readable.

Whether the format it was written in is still comprehensible could be a more pertinent question.
yeah, panel is a little bit narrow
so you can fold left sidebar and code panel
and I'm also going to develop responsive UI of mobile size
LeanQt – official release of the core and XML modules
An app that can generate a blog post from the content of a video
>Focused too much on making a living in my teens and 20s instead of college and social life. Never pursued artistic interests seriously because I was just too tired from working and stressing out about bills.

Sounds like you are me. I worked tons, paid off my house. Got my retirement fund way up. Lots went well; but obviously came at a cost of other things.

>There’s a “regret” folder sitting in my Google Drive with two half-finished books and at least half a dozen songs I was too chickenshit to finish and release out in the wild.

Andy Weir was in his 40s when he finished his 3rd book and managed to get it published. Now he's a contemporary scifi leader.

Personally managed to finish writing 3 books but I'm too chickenshit to actually try to get them published. I'm a tech, not a writer and I'm not expecting they are any good.

>I reckon it’s still not too late, but something tells me that it is…

Nope, not at all too late. You have decades to get back to those.
You seem to be confusing a cause and an effect. Japan has been having slow population growth, which turned negative more than 10 years ago, and a stagnant economy in the past 30 years. In these conditions housing does not appreciate well and is not a good investment. When Japan had a growing economy and increasing population it had 100 year mortgages: https://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/1990...
Thank you for adding race baiting to this nuclear energy discussion, that's sure to cool tempers
> very expensive

So... jobs created, businesses paid - sounds like a functioning economy to me.
Mmmm, there are a few examples of prefab high-rises that have gone up in weeks or months. I guess high-quality is something of a shifting bar, but if you prefab all the pieces, build them at volume, and have enough demand to justify that volume, it's been done before. That's how all the plattenbau (ugly commie concrete towerblocks went up in eastern europe) got done.

I figure the problem is basically politics. Liberal democracies typically do planning by asking 'stakeholders' (e.g. business owners, home owners, etc) what they think about proposals. Since you're asking the stakeholders in an asset class whether or not you should build more of their asset, usually nearby, the answer is usually a lawsuit.
UV / sunlight exposure also helps with sanitizing the laundry.
IANAL, but given the AGPL license of the project, you may be violating their license in multiple ways.
If VC’s knew what they were doing, would they tell anyone?

43% of the most recent YC batch were funded based on only an idea + team:

https://www.ycombinator.com/blog/meet-the-yc-summer-2022-bat...

Obviously who is working on the idea is likely bigger selection factor than idea alone, but does show currently unimplemented ideas do have value; specifically YC alone in past batch funded 240 startups at $500,000 per startup of which 43% were at the time only ideas, which is roughly $52 million worth of teams with ideas alone.
> Social network where everything is fake - fake followers, fake likes. Like a hyper networks, you become popular extra fast and gain followers fast. You get likes and notifications from fake people, boosting your dopamine

The currently-rampant social networks have already beat you to it.
it's not an absurd limitation. You're not playing sudoku to beat an opponent (idk maybe there's competitive sudoku where people guess if it's most efficient), you're playing to get better at reasoning. Deduction literally is the game, not filling squares with numbers.

If you're doing programming exercises you can brute force or guess a solution but there's a cultural bias against doing that, because what you're trying to learn is how to be smart about the problem, otherwise the exercise is pointless.

Guessing never adds anything to the experience in a game that's deliberately set up to be a test of skill. It's like doing an actual puzzle. Yes you can trial and error the edges of the pieces randomly, maybe that's faster, but it defeats the purpose of puzzling. A puzzle that heavily benefits from guesswork is just a bad puzzle.
I lived through the same experience. If you ever figure out this problem (which you clearly have), you have nothing to regret. Not everyone does.
Ask HN: Do you take supplements and if so, which ones?
You do not seem to grasp the meaning of "cooperation". Or were you trying to comment on another comment?
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The reason Intel was "stuck" at 14 nm was because it took Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) many years longer to become viable than was predicted. Prices may have more to do with the EUV market being dominated by ASML which has serious trouble producing lithography machines fast enough to meet demand.
I recently left my home for an apartment and came to the same conclusion about accumulated stuff. Watches, guns, calculators, shirts, shoes were all bad but worst of all trying to cram 1000 lbs of books into a two bedroom apartment is ridiculous. I am working on minimizing but it is hard to let go of these objects that I love. Thankfully I have long since moved my data hoard off to cloud storage so at least that only costs money.
Switzerland.

The birthplace of BitThief.

https://github.com/pmoor/bitthief
When every someone says it's too late in life to do something, I like to remind them that Toussaint L'Overture (a former slave) [1] was almost 50 when he led one of the most successful slave rebellions, defeating all of the colonial powers at the time (France, Spain and UK) and laying the ground work for the first independent black state in Carribean.

Just a nice example that it ain't too late.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toussaint_Louverture
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hey i’m not saying it will or won’t succeed on that front — just that it’s a motivating factor.

but also, look at its neighbors. Vulkan/SPIR-V has made it standard to ship bytecode-level shaders (graphical or compute) which are device agnostic but still performant. even if we’re cursed to try this “architecture agnostic” stuff a hundred times, i don’t think we can say there hasn’t been any progress. that progress only comes from people trying, even if 9 out of 10 serious attempts are flops.
You sold at a not so bad time then. The "mistake" was to not reinvest at the 2019 lows.
And tons more. Lots of money in church software.
Wow that brings back fond memories of my youth. That thread spawned numerous memes across the gun forums I frequented at the time. I remember reading this on ar15.com but that could be the mists of time obscuring my memory.
This isn't meaningful or insightful; it's a mess of extrapolation [1] and rose-tinted assumptions from someone who really, really wants to believe. It's exactly the same mindset that sees Jesus in a piece of toast, just with a different aesthetic.

[1] https://xkcd.com/605/
Can't you just use Uniswap to swap the USDC for ETH, before transferring the ETH to your exchange account in Malaysia? The Uniswap fee is only 0.05% ($0.50 on a $1,000 swap). The transfer and conversion of ETH to MYR should take 5 minutes, so you wouldn't be speculating on ETH's price for long.
Obviously excess heat for mining should be used to dry clothing!
Be curious to see differences between this and FoundationDB.
Each time deployed, I make an effort to update a document
I think it is also very cool that someone update a document if I miss updating document
Those people don't realize that many of the reasons paypal gives for seizing money are entirely false. Paypal probably makes 10 to 15 percent of its revenue through unlawful activities.
Is NextDNS Privacy Safe?

They say that "we do not (and will never) sell

As with any service I suppose it depends on how much one trusts them without having a mutually agreed to, signed and notarized contract that has severe penalties for breach. I do not know much about NextDNS so my question would be, how does anyone know for sure how long they retain query logs if at all and are any of their employees here on HN that could answer this?

If one could not answer this then perhaps a mitigating control may be to terminate DNS via DoH/DoT to a self hosted VM somewhere then use something like Unbound DNS to forward via DoT/DoH upstream to NextDNS so that they only have a random VM IP in their logs. One could also pre-cache the most common domains and many random domains hourly in a cron job to hide ones behavior. This method may allow for quickly switching to another provider in a centralized location without having to reconfigure all the individual devices.
Not going to university and not moving to the valley from a flyover state in 2000
You're teasing, but I understand the question so I'll answer.

I've had a good deal of joyous fun exploring quirky ideas with mathematics and software. It's old hat now, but back in 2011 I repurposed an algorithm primarily used for document classification by creating my own tokenization of features and stuffing it in there then running it through a ton of photographs, but forcing it to only 200 dimensions of freedom.

Since the algorithm didn't have room to fully separate dimensions, it had to start grouping photos together along dimensions that had to account for multiple topics. I'll never forget bursting out laughing as I explored one particular dimension that was "motorcycles...... and photos of women taken from street level aimed at their scantily clad behinds."

Collaborative filtering proved to me that some stereotypes really do have grounding in reality.

As for the quine stuff? I actually had more fun repurposing[0] some of the ideas for a letter to my MP about the dangers of electronic voting back in 2011 when it seemed possible that Canada was going to allow it at the federal level. I chuckled more at literally sending self-eating code to a presumable less technical politician than I did at getting something to repeat itself.

[0] https://github.com/zachaysan/darth_vader_wins_election
I'm not sure why one or two process nodes ahead is considered such a national security issue. Is it like an encryption breaking ability or something else?
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I think it is very difficult to predict when breakthroughs will happen.

I have been an AI practitioner since GOFAI in the 1980s to using deep learning in the last eight years. I think we will continually be amazed by the power of language models like GPT-3 and text to image models like DALLE, but that isn’t AGI.
Don't make the problem be about people or process, just show the exact problem and how you could get more done if you had a way to continue working during a build. Put the problem on trial, and not people (don't call anyone in IT stupid, don't blame anyone for sucky processes, and do not under any circumstance indict the choice of tooling).

Take your slow laptop to lunch with your manager. Explain that you are starting a task you have to do three-four times a day that prevents you from working because your computer is maxed, compiling. At the end of lunch, let the manager know when the build stopped, and then discuss getting a faster or a second machine so you can work while building.
Just curious, do you take creatine? It's typically a workout supplement but vegans tend to be deficient in it and can really notice measurable cognitive and physical improvements.
You comment is greyed out, even if it's correct. At least your holding up a flag for the remnant.
Where do you live? Winter is when people traditionally use humidifiers because the air inside tends to be dry. (Cold air outside has a low absolute humidity, so relative humidity will be low when you heat it up inside.)
When building a mcmc sampler I was too lazy to properly code a matrix approximation needed to avoid some mathematical black hole and the corresponding underflow. It was cheaper to just ignore the faulty simulations.

Turns out our results were better than the papers we compared to, both in time and precision.

I am not that familiar with ml, but can't you just ignore those faulty weights?
So more like a game than a network
> A member of my family was very recently diagnosed with a terminal illness. I am doing everything I can to support them.

I am sorry to hear that, but I can totally support them, and sincerely wish them the best of luck, dealing with a pretty awful situation.
That's a fair point.

But I have to imagine that people who have a choice between AUX/bluetooth and CDs, and choose CDs are in the minority.

It's kind of a pain to install a CD burning app (which has long since atrophied from most music programs), plug in a removable drive, etc. I only do it because the alternatives are much worse.
> The server has also gotten too large and too complex for me to administer.

I always suspected this would be a massive problem with Mastodon. I contemplated running a server, but there's no way to know beforehand when you'll be running into a limit, like cost or time. Can you really build a social network on volunteers that invest their own money and time, with little reward?
It's not a mistake. It's a feature, as they say. Paypals goal is to keep your money as long as possible preferably forever. Even if you do eventually get the money back, it is still a win for them since they gained interest on the deposits and were able to use those figures in financial disclosures etc. This is sort of why it is so hard to close your account - they would prefer their number of active users stay artificially high.
Anything after the Pixel 5 doesn't have unlimited Google Photos storage anymore (but perhaps you knew that and that's the reason you're doing with the series).
And that's how you end up with 10 teams competing to build 10 different platforms to solve the same problem.
Thank you for your volunteering and I hope your family member gets better Ash.

I think it’s unfortunate for us users but at least on an open source platform migrating to a new instance is possible. That said - this will be a hit to the community.

It just shows how relying on infrastructure with a low bus factor is risky and something for future attempts to consider.
Nothing. Free will doesn’t exist so I just accept what comes my way and naively trust the universe not to be too much of a d$&#. Hopefully that gets me to the finish line.
It’s only sincere if you do something when you will not benefit from it is the thinking of a 4 year old.

And thinking politics is about sincerity and morality is the thinking of a politically inclined 12 year old.
Half joking, but I was young and had the money, but didn't pull the trigger on buying 10k of AAPL when it was less than $1.

It was such a low risk proposition at that time in my life.
Paypals terms are just about maximizing revenue, not actually getting anyone to follow their terms, per se. They are already nearly impossible to follow. If paypal was interested in this, there would not be the level of fraud on their platform. Remember, paypal gets paid on the transaction whether it is a scam or not.
Google Search is changing, in a big way. Publishers to notice
The Czech Republic. I have seen this in all homes under construction that I saw, except for wooden ones.

Granted, it is a small set, N < 10.
Good grief! So much for the land of the free.
Likely Laketown, near the Lonely Mountain.
Although I get her point I think she’s antisocial and being a bad neighbor. Especially by insisting to hang it in the front yard.

To live peacefully in a society you have to compromise and you can’t just do as you please. Communities have certain standards and by-laws that should be respected. If you’re compelled then bring it up at the next town meeting and rally support for your cause.

What if someone decides they should park their car on the front lawn since the boat and camper take up the driveway? Or just set a couch up on the front lawn because I like to have a nap there?
.308 is probably referring to 7.62 NATO. If so there do exist level IV rifle plates that can also protect against a single impact from 7.62 NATO ball.

HESCO make some and I’m sure others do as well. But they’re not cheap. The HESCO plates I’m thinking of also claim to stop 30-06 armor piercing! You might survive a hit like that on your plates but the blunt force of the impact would still cause injury.
Thanks for everything qnd all the best!
NAS bittorrent clients are often based on transmission. For example, Synology's is.
Love the honesty.
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I'm not entirely sure what elite conservatism is or whether you endorse this view or not, but there's no civilizational context where meritocracy can exist given first mover advantages, resource accumulation, and institutional capture. What meritocracy usually ends up meaning in a practical sense is a deeply hierarchical society that happens to be pleasing in a certain way to the groups defining what meritocracy is in the local context.

The search for objective truth isn't the main concern but rather the premise from which we jump to justifying prescriptive claims, which are by definition outside of the purview of the scientific method. In this case, using the idea that certain groups are more intelligent than average than others to push forward highly culturally specific modes of societal organization.
> it says you can not be compelled to incriminate yourself.

and who decides if you can or cannot incriminate yourself?
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Friend, suicide is never the answer.

I followed your profile and believe I found your github. You have hundreds of repos and hundreds of stars? You're a rockstar and humanity would be at a loss to lose you.
Concrete doesn’t burn.
What do you think is the main issue with Mastodon not really getting mainstream adoption?

Not different enough than Twitter or too different from it?

Not enough marketing?

Bad UX?
It was broadcast pretty widely inside Red Hat, post acquisition, that some products are going to be deduplicated.

It wasn't clear which products those would be and when, though.
everyone needs dry clothes no one needs bitcoin