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Because what matters was never productivity but competition. That's inbuilt into the capitalist philosophy. With that, it doesn't really matter that X company's productivity skyrocketed if Y's company, X's competitor, also does. They both will try to grow has much as possible, invest as much as possible in R&D, (...) or they are out-competed by the other.

We should always remember: If a company could, they would have free labour. Expert professional volunteers. That's how a company can maximize their profits. So every single year, every company is, unless forced by laws, wage competition (from other companies) or by force (unions), behind rationalizations, pushing for, unconsciously, getting close to that ideal of free labor.

Also remember that today, free labour has a limit. They can't really pay zero, because people have mortgages, etc. So actually, the modern "zero" is when the workers have zero profit, ie, savings, or even go into constant debt, and have the government pay for it with subsidies.

And this is exactly what we've been seeing the last decades.
What a deal! Id gladly pay for a nice GUI that manages things and makes configuration easy. My time is worth way more than $10.

Also, “Purchasing the App Store version directly funds the development of UTM and shows your support.”
NATO and the US will likely not respond if Putin uses a small nuke in Ukraine. There’s too much to lose. They’ll just let it happen, as they should. Which is obviously terrible and devastating for Ukrainians, but probably best for the rest of the world.

Hopefully other Russian leaders are aware of the risk though, and would actively disobey Putin if he gave the call to use nukes
I've never played Sensible Soccer, and don't focus much on sports of any form, but this article:

https://readonlymemory.vg/the-making-of-sensible-soccer/

is fascinating. I've reread it a few times now, and each time it give me an urge to implement a soccer game.
“In today’s climate, people are saying, ‘I can’t work with you if you don’t share my views,’” SHRM president and chief executive officer Johnny Taylor, Jr. said in the report. “It’s a problem HR professionals and business leaders cannot ignore.”
>I'm not sure the half the population is into that given who we had as our last president.

Their issue is with illegal immigration and drug trafficking across the border. The dream would be to let American jobs stabilize after addressing undocumented labor. Get everyone protected under the law and paying into the system. Then import people as needed.

The other half of the country seems to support a system of exploitative labor because not doing so sounds racist.
If I don't use mouth wash I end up getting ulcers all over my mouth. It's strange, not sure why but my mouth can't handle living without it.
I switched to drinking sparkling water.
Maybe we can argue that since there's a war going on and all that, we can no longer tolerate this sort of leeching. Attack it as unpatriotic. I mean, it is. It's the least way it's disgusting, but it's still perfectly true.
Is this comment supposed to indicate that’s expensive? A fast food meal to support the development of an intuitive GUI wrapper around a piece of software I may use for hours on end? There’s also a free download on their website.
I've become a software developer; before that, I used to be an English instructor at a university, and sometimes I did translations. I have several ideas in my minds, like developing an app that would make me rich. This is basically why and how I started it. CS50 Open courseware was the starting point; then Stack Overflow, YouTube and free code practice platforms followed, and they were all good during 8 or 9 months. I spent 4 to 6 hours a day, excluding breaks and weekends; so, if you have a decent English, Internet connection and some enthusiasm, then you can build any skill in very short time (maybe, this way of thinking is because of being a teacher). I landed first job I applied after 30 mins. Maybe I was a bit lucky, too
If that's culture, I ask HN, how do I find a company without culture?

What is described is not tangible or measurable. It is only about internal state: intention and connection and engagement as measured by no one in any way.

How, oh, how, HN, can I possibly find a startup that I don't co-found that isn't entirely side-tracked on unmeasurable bullshit and politics? Does anyone know a company that does that well?? I'd rather not work with the OP whether we're reinventing wheels or feels.
If you are asking "what is the new tech hotness for this generation of kids?", the answers are PV and (more) batteries, and bio-inspired materials (example: artificial spider silk).

Lots of stuff to explore in nature. Getting out there could be a way for all family members to get off their screens a bit.
People don't pay their groceries with treasuries. This is getting circular.

Commercial banks sell their treasuries to buy other treasuries? Really?? And where is the money to buy groceries and cause inflation supposed to come from?

Come on the answer is so simple you don't need to act stupid.

Commercial banks issue deposits against the treasuries and buy more treasuries which they then sell to gain reserves which then lets them issue more deposits to buy treasuries. This is definitely a loop but it has nothing to do with the central bank. The commercial bank could have done the same thing by creating deposits against illiquid treasuries without central bank help but it would endanger the banking system via bank runs.

QE basically just turns illiquid treasuries into liquid treasuries, it is basically a duration transformation provided by the central bank so individual banks do not need to take that risk. This by itself can't cause inflation because the type asset changed but not the quantity. You need the government to actually issue more treasuries for inflation to occur and the commercial bank to play along.
>A lot of games, Red Alert 2 off the top of my head. Never got it running even in compatibility mode and changing the bit depth.

Mate, I played Red Alert 2 off the original 1999(?) ISO last month on my Windows 11 installation. I had to copy some missing deprecated Direct Draw DLLs that don't ship with modern Windows anymore and everything worked.

If you would have Googled the issue, you would have found tons of forum and reddit posts explaining how to run it on modern Windows.

You can't expect modern Windows to ship 20+ year old DLLs that allow running Windows 98 APIs as that's a major security vulnerability since older APIs had direct hardware/memory access without any kind of checks and balances. But if you Google a bit, the workarounds for compatibility are available.

Also, a lot of games and apps in those days would basically "hack" Windows and hook into various process and drivers in non standard ways and use various undocumented APIs so it's no wonder they don't work in later versions of windows anymore regardless of the compatibility setting you use.
This is really wrong and unethical. If someone doesn't want to be tracked so that their data is later sold to 3rd parties you should respect that. Developing tools that invade user privacy is simply wrong, possibly evil.
Is there even a way to access cache hit rates on MacOS?
Big difference. Text is not an animated voice chat. Virtually all voice chat applications always show you who's in the room, even if they're muted.
Although many here have fond memories of Swos, when it was first released on Amiga it was so bug ridden as to be almost unplayable. The system would crash when the goalkeeper saved the ball in a certain way, or sometimes immediately on scoring. If I remember correctly it was released in time for Christmas which is why so many bugs were allowed to be shipped.

This was before widespread internet or over the air updates, so the developers had to send out patch floppy disks to early buyers (of whom I was one) that made the game usable. I don't remember any other Amiga game that needed to be patched in this way.

After the fixes, it became one of my favourite ever games and I wasted far too much time honing my goal from halfway line skills, and building up title winning teams in management mode before the clubs went bankrupt.
The problem with digital signatures is that you need to have an appropriate certificate to do this. If the documents are only used internally, then some self-signed certificates or a company-internal certificate authority would be fine. But usually you want an official certificate.

And many certificate authorities sell such certificates but for high prices.

Typing in the name or signing with a touch screen is actually considered a valid and binding, official signature in most countries. It is the lowest form of a signature equivalent to a written signature.
I'm aware of the concept. Usually the displaced people get compensated, not executed.
Here's a few murders: Balbir Singh Sodhi, Waqar Hasan, Adel Karas, Saed Mujtahid,
Jayantilal Patel, Surjit Singh Samra, Abdo Ali Ahmed, Abdullah
Mohammed Nimer, and Vasudev Patel.
Where I live (in Europe), every factory has buses which ferries the workers to and from the factory even from remote villages. It isn't hard to do.
Apple watch doesn't show the correct time
It's literally creating money out of thin air. The process is just obfuscated behind shell games and big words.

Anytime someone borrows money from a bank new money is created. It's supposedly not a problem because when the debt is paid back the money is destroyed again. In reality, though, debt is never paid back, especially by governments. Instead it's refinanced be taking on ever more debt. The amount of debt is only ever growing and so is the money supply.
IMO, fibers with very high tensile strength have only two applications worth speaking of:

a) Space elevators (but the tensile strength required for that is too high and we are still not close enough), and

b) Large O'Neill cylinders, in the radius of about 50 kilometers (about 30 miles). With regards to tensile strength, these would require something with the strength of graphene.

This particular fiber seems to have 2 GPa of tensile strength, which is only good for a smallish O'Neill cylinder.
If you lack the imagination of what an upload could be like, it’s definitely saner not to aim for it. Upload must contain your body as large parts of a „you“ are not in the brain but in the physiology of the body. A full body upload will allow you to transition away from that initial you, like putting on a costume that the brain starts to internalize.
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That's true, it does. And on a very fast connection, it's cheaper to leave it uncompressed. And true, I didn't factor in decompression. The context was specifically the speed of backups rather than the speed of restores.
I think IP over Feline might be be an awesome network traffic simulation, e.g. show a packet (or a batch) as a cat that travels along the connections
I am reaching for something - that software is now enabling a minimal access level to amazing corners of science and technology - we can luck satellite photos from the ether, have whole dna sequences on our desktop.

I feel there is a "basic bootcamp for the 21C" that I missed
This is great, all games should have this. Also a way to freely change your height if you want to play seated but still stand up in the VR world.

Some games have seated mode now but Oculus missed to implement this the first 2-3 years of games.
No, sync with Google or Mozilla server as browser would.
No, where would I do that? And of course I can offer litte more than the description I gave here.
Will Meta do engineering layoffs?
As tgsovlerkhgsel said, they're not the classic style of jammer. That kind of thing is called a "smart jammer". And if you built that exact kind of functionality into a device and sold it (vs. just allowing the customer to code it themselves, like they could on any wifi device), you are probably committing a felony by manufacturing and selling a signal jammer.
Unfortunately your license prevents me from using this at work.
Memory allocation is one of many differences between the browsers.
May I tell you that your idea isn't actually novel and it has already happened?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=przDcQe6n5o
>For a gross salary of 100.000 Euro (which is already high, but not necessarily for software engineers

Which companies in Austria pay 100.000 Euro salaries?
Pretty cool, thanks. Probably not a bad idea when basically your entire country is the estuary of a monsoon-prone river.
I think the author is arguing that they should be able to press arbitrary buttons and do all the necessary dancing without having to move your avatar to an arbitrary place and pose - freecam movement isn't necessarily implied.
Hyenas, not vultures. Vultures don't hunt themselves.
I think you meant https://pinboard.in.
Stripe now:

> As of October 10th, we have identified that more SEPA Direct Debit payments were impacted by this issue than previously known.
> 1. If you see it in your local liquor or grocery store, it's mass-produced so it's probably crap

All wine is mass produced. The only non mass produced wine you’ll ever find is hobbyists doing fermentations at home in the tens of liters, and while that’s a romantic concept those are surely all actual crap, or at best reach the level of “you know this doesn’t competely such, I can’t believe you made this yourself”
From your description, it doesn't sound like you're all that bad. It isn't wrong to enjoy having an occasional drink. It's important to recognize and embrace the feelings you described after drinking. Moreover, the fact you've made this post and describe yourself as wanting to stop, I think that's a huge part of the battle.

It sounds like the most crucial thing for you would be to identify what it is that makes you crack after weeks of not buying it (not sure if that's the same as not drinking). Address and work through that, see how it goes. Your mind and body are clearly recognizing the negative affects and trying to steer you in one direction... but there's still something that brings you back and you need to figure out what that is.

Godspeed, my friend.
He means that there are non US banking instituions that need US treasuries outside the US but if the Fed is buying them and turning them in reserves they are locked in the US banking system. Central banks of other countries actually use US treasuries not dollars as their medium of exchange between each other. QE actually forces them to hold their medium of exchange in the US banking system. So paradoxically QE can have the opposite effect by turning an asset with wide acceptance into an asset that barely anyone is allowed to access outside the US.
Sure, download https://wireframe.raspberrypi.com/books/code-the-classics1 and implement your Sensible Soccer lookalike.
Kuhn’s The Structure of Scientific Revolutions makes a similar point and is a must-read for anyone interested in this topic.
It's nowhere near as good as it was in its hayday in 2006, but I wonder if, instead of specifically finding playlists with the song, you could instead grab 5 songs either side of it in scrobble histories. Sure, you'd have to filter out album tracklists, artist shuffles and then dedupe. But because of what last.fm is (99% a tool for listing everything you've ever listened to) it should have far more data to pick from, including all of your inspired ad-hoc mixes that would otherwise be lost.
Anyone have suggestion on how to run a Linux Window manager on ARM OSX? I’ve tried running the native x11 client and several virtual machines, and they all felt sluggish compared to native.

I guess I’ll eventually dual boot, but it would nice to have iMessage as an alt-tab.
The possessive suggests possession - as if the men of Iran own the women of Iran, and are sovereign over them, like an autocratic government is over its subjects. You may be aware of protests currently ongoing in Iran regarding distaste for this attitude amongst “your” Iranians.
It would basically be what QNX could've been (and almost was).
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The psyop, all psyops, are different to what you think. It's not support for fox news. All media is just an arm of the governance structure.

The point is to frame what people are concerned/think about, and to offer options that are not harmful to the governance structure.

Politics, voting for Red or blue, is a great example of framing the conversation. Both parties appear to offer heartfelt, sincere differences, but are actually there to suck up people's energy and ensure it only goes where one way -> towards greater government. Vote blue or red and you have less rights, more restrictions, less power.... and that was the point all along.
Last time I checked, you could send an email from MS owned accounts to Google owned accounts. Something I missed?
Do you agree with just this part?

> Effectiveness of spaced repetition scales exponentially
I dunno, as an amateur animator and game developer this would be a huge help to me. I have a first gen Perception Neuron suit, I even wrote an addon for Blender that retargets the Neuron output for the Rigify rig.

But it's cumbersome to put on and take off, and to operate, especially when working alone. While I'm in pretty good shape, there's heaps of movements (eg. martial arts, swordplay, firing/reloading a gun etc) that would probably look silly if I performed them. I can see this being very handy at least for prototyping animations at the very least.

Replacing finger bone positions is pretty trival in Blender as well using the Pose Library feature so the lack of finger data isn't that much of a big deal.
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Thanks for the kind words. To be fair, I did start it years ago, I just spent way too long off-and-on polishing it. :-)
That sounds about 30 years too late.
> One of those predictions was that ecosystems move through phases of varying stability based on the number of species in the community and the degree of interaction between species.

This is a serious problem with researchers entrenched in their priors.

> “In order to see phase transitions in the lab, it really is necessary to have experimental communities where you can turn the knobs yourself and make quantitative measurements of what's happening,” Gore says.

This presumes that phase transitions have known triggers/states. Having to manually play with the params says they're not well-determined.

> The results of these experimental manipulations confirmed that the theories had correctly predicted what would happen.

Well that's interesting now, isn't it? We have unsubstantiated notions about what will happen and we can only trust non-experimentally-based human tweaking to help the experiment do what's expected and then . . . it performs as expected.

This shit is not science. MIT or not. This is completely bogus.

Frankly, I don't know what "instability" even means in the context. Not defined.
I’d love for it to be seamless to switch between browsers. For that, I’d want a common history, bookmarks, cookie store, open windows/tabs, and most importantly, use of the system keychain (on macOS). I’ve never seen anyone talk about trying to effectively sync with a preferred/primary browser. Why isn’t this the goal? Especially for Firefox who’s trying to get people to switch; make it easy! Import isn’t enough, and it still doesn’t use the system keychain.
>if you institute a UBI of $1000/month, the maximum that people are willing (and able) to pay suddenly increases by around $1000/month

Most people are not willing to spend all of their excess money on rent. It will increase demand in desirable areas but landlords do not get to just raise rents because they want more money.

Your cause and effect are mixed up. Home owners don't do a calculation macro conditions and interest rates when setting a price. They look at comps, list, then go "wow, we got 3 bids over asking". They accept the highest one. The next sellers see their sale and set prices accordingly.
thanks a lot, your comments make a lot of sense and are really helpful!
I want external display support. And keyboard/mouse (iPhone).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgyoEKfqZiw

Then I would be happy with just an iPad and a magic keyboard for the majority of things I do.
Even more poignantly for Squanto, he returned to find his tribe decimated.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squanto
It’s AGPL. Do you mean “taking notes at work” or “fork the source and incorporate it into my non-AGPL licensed software”? The former of these is fine.
Instead of printing like there is no tomorrow, call it deficit spending or the government massively overdrawing it's credit card.

Or just call it borrowing money because debt is the real problem.

Printing is rhetorical framing that people use to say the government is stealing from you through inflation.

The problem is that paying off debt cripples the economy because people aren't using money as a medium of exchange, they save in liquid money when they should be saving via CDs.
It isn't absurd at all, unless you think all products should be sold on a cost-plus model.
Or one of the 16 others in Muneer Ahmad’s 2004 paper. Although they were not all Sikh.
The above framework (Virtualization.framework) provided by Apple is not restricted to AArch64, it's supported on Intel Macs.

I'm honestly not sure why a CLI tool would make that restriction, or if it even is a true restriction rather than an error in documentation.

In any case, vftool is another CLI and works fine on Intel Macs, but has not yet been updated for graphical VMs.
The problem with his criticism is that not many people, or really enough people have his problem. Most people, including VR enthusiasts, have more freedom of movement. The only way for his problem to be addressed is when both the VR market reaches critical mass AND there is a sizeable number of users with his issue to make it worthwhile to solve.
> That's false. The manufacturer (Wizards of the Coast) does not sell individual cards. You have to gamble and buy random packs.

This is true but glosses over the fact that you bought a thing. And you can buy and sell that thing--as can others.

In addition, most of the "boxes" that were sold for MTG were almost always net positive in terms of money spent. Yeah, make sure you preorder and don't buy from scalpers. However, if you spent $200 on cards you generally got slightly more than $200 in value if you kept them in good shape and then cashed them in later.

Contrast this to something like Genshin Impact where you simply cannot dodge the gacha mechanics in any way, shape or form AND you have zero idea what the probabilities are and whether the game company is being consistent (they almost certainly are not).

Side note: This example is, of course, one of the reasons why WotC is getting hammered for the 30th anniversary box. The MTG community appears to be quite sensitive to getting taken for a ride. So, there's clearly some difference between MTG-like games and pure gambling or gacha mechanics.
nb is very good and I've used it extensively for the last 2 years or so. I especially like that you can just throw it a url and it will create a bookmark as well as download a markdown version of the page (using pandoc to convert I think?) This is very useful, especially when links go stale

Also, if you install notational-fzf-vim (https://github.com/Alok/notational-fzf-vim) and point it at the nb folder, searching through notes becomes a breeze. Additionally, you can use vim-markdown-composer (https://github.com/euclio/vim-markdown-composer) as a previewer for markdown in vim.
Try to find a good alcohol-free beer.

I like drinking beer but alcohol-free beer is like 90% of the experience, so I go for that.
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