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> I won the lottery, therfore everyone should quit their jobs and just buy lottery tickets

Come on, it's very far from what I said.
What's more, I'm not particularly lucky. Software companies are struggling to hire, including OSS ones. They are looking for people. It's not like lottery at all.

> So what you're really saying is: internal company software should not exist

I was saying something implying this. That was wrong. My rephrased claim includes internal company software. What's important for me is that the user of a program has control over it. A company has control over its internal software. I still think it would also be better if companies released their software when it can be generalized, so the wheel is not reinvented at every company. But people and companies should be free to write their own code for their own use and not release it.

What I'm against is programs for which the users don't have control on the code.

>> Anyway, people releasing their software as free software do it willingly. That's strange to say that their software does not respect them.

> I'm sure you can find many examples of people abandoning open source projects because they're not making enough to live on and their users are being toxic to them. You know exactly what I mean.

I know what you mean, and nobody deserves this, but this is not most open source projects. You were claiming OSS was incompatible with developer-respecting. That's a stretch.
But that could hint that OSS is not enough, not that OSS is incompatible with developer-respecting. I'd argue entitled users are the issue here and as a society, we ought to do a better job of educating people not to be such assholes.
Right, sorry. Edited parent post to fix.
How is it destabilizing?

If 20% of depositor funds are SHIB then 20% of reserves should be SHIB.
For your issue there are two ways to achieve it:

1) Use lazy_static crate
2) Use a arc wrapped rwlock
I am very amazed that crypto prices have not plummeted after FTX revelations. That looks like a very big condemnation of the whole system and the market barely moved.

I am not convinced it will end crypto, a lot of people still want to speculate and the system is too extensive to topple easily. Market not moving seems to be proof of that.
I find the result impressive.

I'm sure this fools a majority of people, contrary to the comments here. Obviously, with detailed analysis, you can probably spot the difference, but in day-to-day activity, and without knowing that one picture is fake, you will fool even more.
The dangers are to modern stealth aircraft like the F-35. They optimize the stealth to work in the ~5-20GHz range.

They are easy to pick up in the UHF and lower band, although at these lower frequencies much accuracy is lost.

This is how NATO lost an F-119 in Yugoslavia. The old Russian system used ~0.9GHz frequencies and a very large explosive warhead. That combined with operator skill and NATO being overconfident resulted in a loss of the aircraft, although not the pilot.
AFAIK Uniswap doesn't have an upgradeability proxy, they just deploy new versions and the old ones stay up. That's only true if you aren't using a L2 though, all the current L2 implementations are upgradable.
I also like seeing new breathing techniques. However, as other have pointed out; I would look to the yoga pranayama that has been used for 5,000 years or longer. As I have learned from pranayama, the description in the article tries to make everybody breath the same. Each individual has their own lung capacity and rythym that they should follow. ne should find out what is the natural amount of time for one to go from empty to full lungs then do the rest at the same rate. So, if it takes one 9 second to naturally go from empty lungs to full lungs, then hold it for 9 seconds, then exhale out over the course of 9 seconds. Then hold out for 9 seconds. Then repeat as appropriate. I would personally consider 4 seconds to inhale from empty to full lungs or 4 seconds to exhale from full lungs to empty lungs too quick and not relaxing. I would suggest find experienced yoga teacher that can guide one and tailor to one appropriately as the description in the article and following referenced page seems not giving full/accurate instructions:

https://www.verywellmind.com/abdominal-breathing-2584115
Which is why I said it's not sustainable. Sustaining democracies requires a citizenry who are more than just puppets controlled by the powerful. An obvious example is Twitter and social media in general. It's downright depressing to see so many people addicted to applications that have turned human interactions into engagement games just so the companies operating those interaction sandboxes can present ads for commercial activities to as many people as possible. The whole setup is outright anti-democratic and it wouldn't have happened if more people understood how computers worked and how they could utilize them to express themselves in less restricted ways.
Even JIRA would be 10x better if it were faster.
That's a misconception. Banks don't fraction-reserve out of thin air. They need a collateral (which is why banks require it for a loan).
Exchanges are not a problem.

If FTX kept to their ToS they would have all the funds available and there would be no collapse. But they were greedy, decided to use user funds without authorization, then lost them and the whole thing came coming down.

Exchange which is transparent and truly does not trade with customer assets has no risk involved (other than hacking and similar) and should/would be a massive money printing machine.
> What's wrong with money launderer ?

I’ll put aside ethical and legal arguments. If the employees of the business face constant risk of arrest, and the business constant risk of massive fines and even sanctions, do you not see how that is de-stabilising?

If CZ is arrested or disappears and Binance’s dollars and euros frozen, do you think its users get their money back? Now what happens if even that rumour takes root?
The Urban Workshop in Helsinki Central Library mentioned in the article is quite a cool place (as is the rest of the Library):

https://www.helmet.fi/en-US/Libraries_and_services/Helsinki_...
Neither worked, it always complained about Copy trait, and no I don't need a mutex for this. I eventually got it to work with few bits of unsafe, but then I gave up when one of the apis I was using captures mutable self, and after that I couldn't force rust to move the damn thing. I decided to not cache anything at all in the end. But it just shows how some trivial things can be nigh impossible in rust, or less efficient. (Also I had to wrap the thing I was caching into yet another struct just to give it a dummy Send and Sync trait)
Why does this sound a lot like a hardware backdoor like in motherboard or CPU...
Isn't Mt Gox in the process of paying based on later found coins?

A fraction of that total is is worth several times more than the USD value of BTC at the time.
Welcome to socialism. Everything has to be "fair", so we give the money to the Notar, IHK, Berufsgenossenschaft, etc etc
This confuses me. Wouldn't it be more important to enable people to work together in society?
And Dogecoin itself was created as a joke, the developer stated that took him about 2 hours, including the logo, throw together. its literally nothing more than a copy-paste of another coin (itself a 95% identical copy of bitcoin) with a few irrelevant cosmetic changes and a deliberately absurd emission rate setting.

The point of Dogecoin was to mock how ridiculous the "sound money" narrative of cryptocurrency is by showing how easily more - infinitely more - of it could be created with almost zero efforr, and nobody seemed to care to do the least bit of common sense research before ithrowing real money into it.
After doing 30 I was able to differentiate very quickly, it's surprising how easy it is to detect these. You can tell by abnormalities in ears and AI probably wont show you hands because it struggles a lot. The backgrounds often look correct but dont make architectural sense. I also noticed if I dont look at the person in the eyes it sometimes is a tell, I'm not sure why though.
> Yet Germany is still #4 in terms of GDP.

And Nokia was the #1 phone maker in the world in 2009, and Japan was the second largest economy in 1988 and predicted to overtake the US, and what did that mean today?

Current leaderboard position is not a guarantee for future success. GDP isn't everything to measure future success, and Germany could very well sink much lower in a decade or two along with most of Europe.
> It is good for both party, not just for upstream.

Indeed. Maybe, then, it's the corporations who should have a think about requiring a CLA?
In socialism the politicians are only interested in giving the money to those who don't work!
Ask HN: Best open-source projects to learn from?
What are the best open-source projects / snippets of code that caught your attention? I understand that there are different criteria when someone classify something as best / beautiful. I mean below properties when I mention the word 'best' -

a) Solves a real problem
b) Relatively easier to understand
c) Relatively easier to modify / extend
d) Relatively easier to test
e) Has seen an evolutionary curve over time

I make my living by writing code for past few years & feel like reaching out to the best folks in the industry for their insights.
The biggest con for building is the opportunity costs. The COTS solution will be up and running far sooner than your in-house built solution. With the data science team's workload you will probably need to hire or contract extra resources. Doing so pushes your completion date even further into the future.

If there are any gaps in the off-the-shelf solutions, then perhaps you could have the in-house team bridge them and that will give you extra leverage down the track.
A different education system if you're poor or rich ? From a french point of view, that's horrible. A sure good way for keeping a class system.
The pettiness is the point. Elon is working hard to dismantle everything and anything that employees enjoy to drive them to leave without severance.
> It describes a very simplified situation where due to banks short-term liabilities and long-term assets, a bank run is a valid Nash equilibrium.

> There’s also some very interesting discussion at the end about preventing runs: [...]

Did they not consider matching liability and asset duration as a solution?
I’ve been watching a lot of “retro” tech vloggers resurrecting the iPod lately. I think it’s nostalgia more than anything.
> given that I do know people who ran OS/2 on these systems in the 90s, and have done such installs myself,

I'm amazed to hear anyone actually ran OS/2 PPC (beyond its own development team, and a handful of ISVs IBM recruited to port software to it.)
> 42 megawatts (MW) are operating, 932 MW are under construction, and 18,581 are stuck in permitting processes.... permitting challenges likely dissuade would-be operators from attempting to install more. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), passed earlier this month, is supposed to reform the permitting process, which is a major culprit in U.S. reliance on fossil fuels.

Wow. Had not heard that, thanks!
You shouldn't overgeneralize your own perspectives to the broader population
> Then you have one year to liquidate. Not sure what’s difficult about it.

What is funny is that germans don’t even realize how absurd this looks for the rest of the world. Compare this to closing a company in two weeks in the United States.
> Amazing! I've never seen anything comparable in a U.S. library. What a wonderful resource. How do they maintain it?

Taxes. I think one big benefit of the Finnish multi-party system is you have less political bickering and more actual doing. Perhaps it leads to more efficient use of tax revenue.

Either case, we have this library (and many more not as fancy).
I wish there was a weather station I could purchase that would do 2 things:

Give an hourly (or 2 hour) 24.. or even 12 hour weather forecast, in 6-12-24 chunks. Allow natural scrolling to see hourly forecast for further than 12/24 hours.

Give a 7 day weather forecast. No need to connect with a wind direction sensor or anything fancy, just pull from the weather.com api or anything similar

It would also not show me ads or try to track me or crash. I would even be ok dedicating a full time iPad/other device to display this.
It's a RWLock. Not a mutex. As long as no one is writing to it, readers are not blocked.
I'd imagine target audience for that would just stream stuff out of their NAS.

But it is interesting, I wonder how much efficiency do you lose with hardware accelerated browser vs dedicated app?
Reviewing their post: I was mislead by the bad wording. Their account is not deleted but disabled.

Your friend needs to fill out this form: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/260749603972907

It is not practical for FaceBook to have a video call with you every time your password is changed or you login with a new IP.

Consider teaching your friend how to use a password manager and randomly generated passwords, and telling them to enable 2FA.

Your account is only as secure as your password, and I can basically guarantee your friends account was taken over because of password reuse or phishing, both of which a password manager can curtail
Missionaries also have "imaginations about reality" but they think that their imaginations are so much more important and meaningful than everyone else's. It's annoying. I don't care that they get value out of it. They get value out of something that's annoying and offensive to others; that's just selfish.
Those exchanges to me, is like a Casino. It's a game platform. There's winners and losers. It's not about crypto and laundering as i see.

OK, the point is here, just accept it. The risk of a bank is same as an exchanges. Why not arresting those bank owner instead ?
Yeah, that's the problem, you're essentially getting less hardware for more money. And if you have to source your own SBC might as well just pick the cheapest TV and connect it via HDMI...
I don't play competitive online high framerate FPS games where that level of input matters. If I did I would invest in a windows PC.

But for all of the single player games I played it was never a noticeable problem. If you're going to complain about anything with cloud gaming it should be switching or starting a new game. The loading screen preamble before the game start screen is the only annoying part. But that doesn't affect gameplay.

If input lag was such a real problem I highly doubt Xbox would have redesigned their new 2023 Xbox UI to be 100% centered around Gamepass (The current one already pushes it hard but the new one leaked on Youtube makes it the near default).
Technical Specifications are incomplete. Need more info, CPU/MEM/SSD/HDD
Not even close, no.
> This is not logically correct

No offense, but this is the only way I understand your comment too, and apparently we are several people like this. If we take your two statements example, we understood your comment as if you were saying something like "if you are fit enough to run a 100 mile ultra marathon, you can run a mile in less than 5 minutes". Or "if you are fit enough to run a mile in less than 5 minutes, you can run a 100 mile ultra marathon", I don't know. Which might not be what you meant to say, but that's what we understood and why we are surprised.

No matter the logical mistakes people are doing while reading your comment, that's not what is important. What is important is understanding each other, and we apparently didn't get your point. You could rephrase it so we can understand what you want to say. You are telling us that we are wrong in our interpretation of your logical statement but that won't help us understand it. We are not trolling you or in bad faith.
You are heading for a dead end if you are looking for long lived releases and updating the system Python. Stop using the system Python, or use a distribution with frequent short lived releases.
> "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times" cycle.

This cycle doesn't exist. The idea that it exists serves political ideologies like fascism.
Yes it was recent. I looked it up - it's been stable since Visual Studio 2015.
It's a long tradition of Windows to have some weird ABI. Even before C++ Windows API used "pascal calling convention". And then MS probably intentionally made it difficult to follow their C++ ABI to shun away all other compilers from their platform. They did a lot of this at the time.
What kind of gas furnace works safely without electricity? Is that something you had to go out of your way to get?
Is it really worth the time to try to attract small businesses? Or should you aim for medium that are ready to hire someone German to do this in Germany? It is not massive bar to hurdle. But it seems reasonable to not allow just about anything to setup legal entity.
French education is rigidly divided into liberal-arts/prep school ("baccalaureat") and vocational-only ("CFA/CAP") at the secondary level. If anything, the typical U.S. high school is a lot more flexible and "unified", though de-facto quality is of course extremely variable.
> The electricity to run a heat pump that moves heat where you want it is cheaper than the gas you need to burn to make an equivalent amount of heat

I'd call bullshit on this.

But looking at the figures in Washington you'd need a air sourced heat pump to average 260%, which is said to be possible.

It wouldn't be worth upgrading, but subsidised installation on new homes could/should work.

> pretty significant environmental costs to burning gas

No

> gas appliance produce a lot more indoor air pollution

Yes
After a while I could determine the fakes by carefully scrutinizing the ears. On first impression I can't tell them apart though
https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/yudy74/world_ec...
The problem is, Crypto exchanges advertise themeselves as brokers. Bank run should simply not be possible: customers money/crypto should be "there” in the first place and not having be reinvested behind customer’s back. The panick is because delays kind of prove an exchange is fraudulent and the money is potentially gone if the exchanges investments have gone south, simple as that, no need for complex models.
Looks awesome!

Is it possible to sync the calendar with iCloud and Google? If yes, both ways? We have shared calendars in our family and don't want to use an external app to see whats up but happy to the planning in upbase ofc.
I know people who have left their european country for another just to start their business, because it was way too much bureaucracy. It's kinda sad because they want a more free market so they leave their welfare state for this reason. But I kinda understand it too. So as a proponent of socialism I'm kinda torn. I just think we could still allow these companies the freedom to operate as long as we had safeguards in place to ensure the freedom and dignity of citizens first and foremost, always before corporations.
artist's website https://www.banksy.co.uk/
> risk of a bank is same as an exchanges

Quite clearly not, since the party creating the risk has agreed to reimburse you. If regulators blow up a bank, depositors are its problem. If they blow up a crypto thing, users own that risk.

> the point is here, just accept it

No, the opposite. Acknowledge and manage it. If you want to do crypto, hold your own keys.
The point the parent was making is that it is not incorrect or misleading, just ambiguous. And even then, it’s ambiguous only if you leave out the second clause.

“I could have a banana” has two perfectly correct meanings: it is possible for me to have a banana right now depending on some factor (conditional), or I had the possibility to have a banana in the past (preterite).

A preterite in the second clause eliminates the possibility of a present conditional in the first one.
> so you could even run it bare metal on a Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040)

Got any more details on that? Are we talking "takes half of the RP2040 flash just to initialize hello world" or something smaller ?
Same as the other commenters, I got the first couple wrong, but then quickly realised what I was looking for. You can see artefacts in the skin of many of the faces, and often the ears were the giveaway.
Is this written by an AI? I was waiting for the article and it never arrived.
They also make the mitsubishi k-18 pencil sharpener.

https://www.leadfast.org/blog/2017/2/20/mitsubishi-uni-kh-20...
The ABI is only compatible between versions since MSVC 2015: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/porting/binary-compat-...

Also I think the debug and release build are still incompatible.
It's a quote from a novel, the passage goes on with "all scientific accomplishments resulted from the wisdom of the working masses, and those capitalist academic authorities only stole these fruits and put their names on them"

Compared to that, the example in the OP linked article is funny indeed
There's two kinds of SMART errors: soft errors, like read retries, occur in normal operation and tell you more about the environment the drive is operating than the health of the drive. Hard errors, like Reallocated sectors, never occur in normal operation so the first time the drive logs one that means the drive is failing and you need to replace it. Monitoring for the first kind of error is pointless, but closely monitoring for the second kind of error will improve your chances of replacing a drive before it loses your data. It's just unfortunate that the error thresholds built into drives won't throw a SMART failure warning before the drive is completely dead.
Really weird to have rms as an example.
"But some randomised trials have proven that they do"

It would be nice if you posted some links to those ostensible studies.
Well, for one thing, Coinbase has a board, and FTX did not. They also had no CFO. They were not “completely reputable” by any reasonable standard; it’s just that no one cared at the time.
That kind of just sounds like regurgitated HN stories that sound plausible to a HN reader without evidence or a narrative (but I could be wrong)
"assuming the conclusion" is a much better way to refer to the original concept, IMO.
To be or not to be, that is the question.
I can't think of a single way that would benefit them, so if you don't mind I'm going to flip the question around.

Why should Twitter implement activitypub?
That frame is hideously thick.
Show HN: A search box for ASCII faces and kaomoji
Just a for-fun project to make it easier to discover and copy ascii. The backing lib can be found at: https://github.com/iansinnott/asciilib
Bad timing for the market, I suppose.
Then Bitcoin isn't a Ponzi scheme either.

It doesn't hide anything, it's far more transparent than Social Security, it doesn't mislead anyone.
I'd like to believe that, but the industry has proven across the board that inheritance sucks. Cascading to me seems essentially inheritance, so I'm disillusioned, it's not a superpower, it's a liability
Reflections (highlights) in the eyes being different, artifacts and so on. But that said, if I weren't looking for fakes I'd probably accept them as real enough.
It generally takes less gas to generate electricity, ship it, and run the heatpump than to directly heat the house with gas.
Boostrap with service company, and build product on a side.

This works since 2000s - check success stories of some known companies and you will find this path in many stories.

I would say, thanks to VC money it is easier to get sevice jobs aside.
This title sounds like it’s part of a Job Description.

Your role as a proper spy agent is to use, amongst other means, computer network exploitation to take digital information!