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> The story for Crystal is the same story for many programming languages: grow the interest of users, and find generous funding.

it's the same thing for Elixir as well. they have successfully wooed a few Ruby programmers but not many have completely switched to using Elixir. Again some companies using Elixir are those that want to migrate away from Ruby.

it takes quite a while for a new hot language to become extremely popular and then go on to replace other popular mainstream languages.
So I rarely eat processed food at all. More often than not that slightly upsets our stomaches.

Impossible, beyond and whatever all the brands are called did all heavily upset my and my partners stomach so far. Just the same ugly feeling like after a burger king visit but for longer.

No issue with black bean, Quorn or veggie patties. No issue with actual meat. We aren't picky.
jupy5 sounds pretty awesome!
Yep, this is indeed a good series to read. When I read that it felt as close to a reality of the outcome as it can get.
True that. However, some people prefer to shoot the messenger, then to start to see the truth.
What is the ballpark energy consumption in KwH for one of those units?
European farms cram their chickens together in a pool of their own shit too. The only difference is they vaccinate for salmonella.
Yeah but the comment was pointing out that in restaurants they are replacing the latter not the former.
High sodium diets are "associated with chronic degenerative diseases including renal diseases" "in a hypertension-independent manner". They are associated, among many other ailments, with strokes, cancer and heart failure.

https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-eating/eat-s...

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32738302/
Würselen on its own is mostly meaningless, except for the fact that it's right beside Aachen (which is a city with a rather important university) - similar to, let's say, Redmond and Seattle?
Take a look at Eastern Europe. Many countries were either directly or indirectly under the Soviet thumb, and dare I say, they are much better off now that they can rule themselves independently. At least any mess they make is of their own making, rather than centrally imposed.
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Is it correct to assume that "The Batwing" is a reference to the Motorola M-logo [1]? Might not be obvious to all so worth asking. :)

[1]: https://www.google.com/search?q=motorola+logo
> Or maybe your accomplishment will be killing that 90 year old downstairs

It is called rule of nature. With 1.4 billion people and an life expectancy of 77 years, you'd expect 15 million people to pass away each year. At 90 years age with reasonable medical care, if some elderly who still couldn't make it to the other end of the COVID, that sad fact is just a part of normal life on earth. There are seasonal flus every single year, that kills 90 years old folks on daily basis. It is a sad reality everyone have to accept.
GP here. To be clear I wasn't trying to construct some narrative that we're all living in the matrix, and we're all mass deluded about everything.

Just that the sharing of a perception is more important than the accuracy of it.
Maybe the industry will realize that most vegetarians and vegans find anything like meat revolting. They much prefer vegetarian meals that are not ultra-processed and still resemble the vegetable used to make them.

Personally, the taste and look of beyond meat make me urge and feel like vomiting. It looks and tastes too much like a dead animal. I never miss the taste of meat, in fact, I hate the idea of eating anything that used to be alive.
Looks like we are discussing two different things. From what I can glean you need to find some "close to objective" (albeit still subjective) truth, for example based on utilitarianism in order to engage in cultural critique.

On my part I too base my ethics on something universal, but it is human universality (that we at most possibly can share with a few other animal species); it bends and shifts with history, geography and social conditions, but with a common denominator and ideal that is empathy. Something entirely subjective, something hard to accomplish and ultimately not completely attainable. And it allows me to keep things like "objective truth" out of ethical considerations.

In the case of Saudi Arabia it allows me to criticize the regime along the same lines as you, but it also requires that I try to understand how things became this bad, i.e. to have some empathy with the people that one otherwise easily could string up in the nearest lamppost if we had the chance.

The scientific method is not relevant for me here at all because it doesn't give us ethical guidance at all. It is relevant only as a tool to sift false assumptions from facts, where the facts are ultimately tentative, not absolute. It can help us for example to weed out illusions like the world being flat, but it doesn't answer everything about what the world is. The world still holds a lot of mystery, and will likely always do. Which is actually a sound position to take, scientifically.
> Not having money in the US will literally actively kill you.

Doesn't it put you on Medicaid?
To add to this, I'd probably pay for this too, if it wasn't too expensive.
This is a great list of the practical caveats - at least a /24, many registrations required, etc.
I think people are missing the forest for the trees here. Beyond Meat had a mad run up in the same way that loads of companies had a mad run up in the ZIRP environment, and now the real questions are being asked: What's the actual TAM, what's the long term margins, what are the competitors in this space. Their market cap was like $7Bn, compared to Kraft Heinz at 45Bn. In the long term, do plant based meat alternatives form anything other than another type of food in the existing market? No. Do BYND have a monopoly on plant based meat alternatives? Also no. So why would BYND trade like anything other than comparable food companies?

On top of that, does BYND really seem likely to be a independent company long term considering the other consolidation we see in the market? This is a market where on the supply side you have Kraft Heinz, Mondelez, Neslte - massive consolidation. On the demand side you have Walmart. What does that mean? It means it needs to either grow massively to the point where it can be independent, or the price needs to come down to the point where an acquisition is attractive. We're probably reaching the latter of those two right now.

It could be that plant based meats in general grow to became atleast as big as the meat industry, but the likelihood of that being reflected in BYND's stock price is slim.
Yes, that's called having a default, and it's a good thing. An even better thing is to let someone change it afterwards, if they want to.
...at the intersection with Adalbert-Audi-Ring.
I think what companies who want to cater to vegetarians and vegans should do is focus more on providing plant based foods that AREN'T pretending to be meat. I'm not a vegan, never have been, but I quite like a lot of vegetarian foods. But I tried a beyond burger once just out of curiosity and it just... smelled wrong. There was something about it that put me off immediately on a primal level. My guess is that sales surged initially as curious non-vegans tried the fake meat, only for most to realize that it wasn't nearly as tasty and go back to actual meat, leaving the main customer base as vegans trying their best to convince themselves that no it tastes good actually. Providing options such as grilled vegetables that are actually super tasty is a way better idea than just trying to mold weird processed plant matter into a vague approximation of "meat".
That's interesting, thanks. The interesting thing about the ending you mention is that I've already seen variations of it multiple times. I didn't realize it was so inclined to end like that.
Considering Rügenwalder, one of Germany's largest meat processing companies, managed to pivot to primarily selling veggie meat replacements, and grow their business at that, your conclusion is wrong.

There's definitely a niche for this, and it's large enough to build a multi billion dollar company.

And if it can work in the country that's home to the Currywurst, then it can work everywhere.
Whatever solution you choose, remember that your customers will (should) be concerned that the IP address is not shared outside your organisation.
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This was such an interesting article.. Of course I was biased by growing up on C64, DOS and Win95.. But, it was really the case for me, I was able to learn all about the OS from just clicking around, and things seemed so strongly to be "in their place", much more so than Win 3.11 which I never liked.

It also had a very fluid and gentle gradiant from functionality intended for everyday users to more advanced stuff, without making you feel overwhelmed and without hiding things too much away from you..
Just count how many clicks it takes to install the IPX protocol in Windows 95 vs Windows 10! (Also, good luck with that on 10!)

It's also amazing how well it ran on the hardware at the time, 100 mhz and 16 mb ram was Just Fine. The entire OS could probably fit inside the space taken up by the windows 10 start menu I'm sure.

I wish M$ would start trying to make a good user experience again, instead of trying to sell candy crush..
Newington Blue by Nettle in London is great. You can find it at Planet Organic sometimes.
"Meat alternatives" are highly processed plant waste glued together with countless chemicals and too much salt, often more expensive than average meat.

I am all for a less meaty diet, but those trendy lifestyle companies like Beyond are not the solution.
You could use a secure encrypted IRC-like protocol like Pest[0], though.

[0]: https://pestnet.io
Yes, you can get provider independent IP adresses, and then use one a 'Bring Your Own IP'-type service at your infrastructure provider. Most cloud providers support this:

https://aws.amazon.com/vpc/faqs/#Bring_Your_Own_IP
https://www.ovhcloud.com/en/network/byoip/
https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Network/Concepts/...
https://www.alibabacloud.com/solutions/bring-your-own-ip-add...
https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/bring-your-own-ip

It's definitely not going to be as simple, fleible and cheap as getting a domain name though.

Using hard coded IP addresses for this kind of use case is almost certainly going to be giving you unexpected issues in the long run. Is there any chance you can use a hostname instead of an IP address to provide to your customers?
Anyone can use GNU software if they share the source. That's part of the GNU deal with its userbase.
No weights on the relationships?
It is usually the standard to pay on the 25th and if that ends up on a Saturday or Sunday then the day before a bank holiday which can be the 23rd or even the 22nd.

Not paying your workers in Europe especially Germany is a big no-no and will get you in huge trouble. Expect regulators to start taking Twitter through the ringer.
Cattle do not eat solely from a meadow. Even if cows are free range, that's generally only a spring to fall state, in the winter they are eating farmed foods (usually hay).

For factory farmed cattle (which is the most common) the situation is far worse.

An individual cow needs 24lbs of food per day. How much soy does one person consume in a day?
I'm not vegan or vegetarian however some of those veggie burgers were great because they didn't try and fake it as meat.

This was an ideological value prop, not one based off customer pain points.

Good post
AJAX: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/AJAX
> ethical duty to make that public

There are gag orders in the US and UK too, which companies have to follow or they are breaking the law. Are they unethical too?

Or do you mean, it is unethical for apple to not tell Americans what the Chinese government has asked them to do within China, to Chinese citizens, in order to benefit from being legally in good standing and able to continue to do commerce within China?

If so, then is it unethical for them to follow US gag orders and not tell the Chinese public?
This was a great article. I've been doing this for quite a while now, coincidentally. I just noticed that I can get my needs met if I open myself up (I feel lonely all the time). I actually got the feedback quite a lot from a bunch of people/new friends that myself opening up very soon is what drew them and immediately lifted the relationship past the awkward acquaintance-phase, they really dig that. They've been more open as well.

The comments have great advice as well, my key take-aways:

- more female friends as a dude (on that, sometimes takes a bit of work if you're interested in each other beforehand, that's where I'm at right now. a break of two weeks should work magic)
- be more initiative, be a friend to other people
- show up and stay connected, even if it's not 50:50, which is unlikely anyway

I have social anxiety/depression and have lived most of my life in the basement (literally and figuratively). But since last year or so I'm very extraverted. Not sure how this works, but it does and it's awesome. I just chat to random people (being German!).

The only thing I'm still struggling with is friends who behaved in a way that I didn't like. Instead of talking about it I withdraw from the relationship. But one step after another.
This isn't perfect, but it's honestly kind of crazy how good these models have gotten. Here's a quick example I came up with after seeing in other comments that it can rhyme:

Prompt: Write a rhyming poem explaining how to solve a Rubik's cube using CFOP.

Answer:
CFOP is the solution, if you want to win
Cross, First two layers, Orient, Permute
Don't get frustrated, it can be done
Follow these steps and you'll have fun

First you'll need to make a cross
Once it's formed, the corners will come next
Arrange the pieces, so the colors match
But don't mix up the edges and the slots

The first two layers, you'll have to twist
Until the edges, match the sides in the mix
Line up the corners, the same way
Once it's done, you can take a break

Orient the last layer, so it looks right
Then permute, to make it tight
When it's done, you'll feel quite swell
For you've solved the Rubik's cube, quite well!

My note: This isn't actually accurate, it messes up a bit how to solve the cube. Still... super impressive that it even gets this far!
I think politics is natural and organic.
You can buy a /24, get an ASN, and then peer with someone else to advertise the route to your servers.
> Its from communications with his biographer

You don't have to dig that deep. Musk mentioned his inspiration was the (most expensive per mile and slowest in the world) California HSR in... his very first interview after publishing the whitepaper.[1]

He also mentioned it in the whitepaper (third paragraph).[2]

Musk was completely up-front with his disdain for that boondoggle. Can we not pretend like this was some deeply buried secret that had to 'leak' out?

[1] https://archive.ph/eThag

[2] https://www.tesla.com/sites/default/files/blog_images/hyperl...
How many times does it have to be said - Companies are not immune to court orders, CEOs wont do 10 years hard time so that your phone number or ip address or even unencrypted content isnt handed over in a police investigation in return for $5.99 a month.
When I was in Switzerland I ordered a vegetarian dish at a restaurant, and it came with bacon in.

"I think there's been a mistake. There's bacon in my vegetarian meal."

"Oh, that's not a mistake. Bacon isn't meat, we think of it as a garnish."

This happened in two places, one of them the canteen at my workplace.
That's not what mere observation shows...

Try pushing objective truth anywhere were it disagrees with the mainstream reality, and see how far you go...

Heck, would be as smooth a ride as pushing "hey, blacks are people too, they should get all rights" in 1850 South, or "hey, this religion origin story is just fiction" in most places in history.
exec() was another problem - NT doesn’t support reusing a process for a new executable; exec() on Windows actually spawns a child process and then exits the parent - which means exec() changes your PID.

Both Cygwin and POSIX/Interix/SFU/SUA use the same workaround - maintain a separate Unix PID for each process. exec() changes the NT PID but leaves the Unix PID unchanged. So exec() creates a new process, but to Unix apps it looks like the same process.

You are right that for many apps, rather than rely on emulated fork/exec, it was better to switch to native Windows facilities. Still, there was some value in being able to recompile Unix software with minimal changes (as Cygwin demonstrates). Even WSL now confirms that, albeit in a rather different way. Also, it was necessary to pass the POSIX test suite, which Microsoft briefly was concerned about (until they successfully lobbied the US government to drop POSIX certification as a procurement requirement).
IMHO this is the same sort of issue that hydrogen as a car fuel has. It's a stop-gap, interim measure that people hope will succeed prior to full bore measures like lab-based meat.

But, it's more than that. It's also economic. These things cost more than meat themselves. They also cost more than other vegetarian friendly (and tastier, but that's subjective), patties. Even worse, they've trying to drive up consumer cost of alternative burgers in general. I can either spend 32 NIS on a 4 pack of really good vegan burgers, or I can spend 24-30 NIS on a 2 pack of "plant based meat burgers". Heck, they actually cost ~25% more than meat burgers here.

I may have personal reasons to not like them. But from a purely economic point of view, they just don't fit here. Interestingly the data shows that they also don't sell here.
Even in Germany, the 28th November 2022 was a Monday.

Source: writing from Germany on Tuesday the 29th.
Transport encryption does not make it private. Optional e2ee is as good as no e2ee. And they rolled their own crypto... For some reason my non-technical friends still would be very surprised to learn that Whatsapp is more private than Telegram.
Thank you!

Those studies were all ideological driven and would never pass replication.

Mongols vs China, diet was a defining factor in the Mongols victories.

Meat and dairy, the dairy gave them tons go vitamin D as well.
High trust level - like device drivers on any normal OS that is not unnecessarily locked down ?
This article is pretty thin but it's not wrong.

If you're interested in consistent low latency you do need to avoid TLB misses, and also page faults, cache contention, cache coherency delay (making sure no other cores are accessing your memory) from the CC protocol (MOESI/MESI(F)) and mis-prediction, and that's after you have put all your core's threads into SCHED_FIFO. Using https://lttng.org/ can be really helpful in checking what's happening.
few more: https://github.com/jdorfman/awesome-json-datasets
If JSON had comments, I'd be fine with it.
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I never considered this aspect, really good point.
> That's only for the telemetry that happens during the install process (if I've read the link correctly).

Wrong. That's for the dotnet cli tool to phone home each and every time you run a command.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/telemetr...

Microsoft even provides a page which showcases summaries of some of the metrics they collect from you if you don't disable this feature. These metrics even include MAC addresses.

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/telemetry

> Seems quite reasonable as long as we accept them sending telemetry during install.

There is nothing reasonable about this. You should not be required to have tribal knowledge on how to use arcane tricks prior to running an application just to avoid being spied upon. It's a dark pattern, and one that conveys a motivation to spy upon unsuspecting users whether they approve it or not.
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Leverage. You can borrow 80% for an investment property but no bank will lend you (not an individual anyway) money to buy ETFs. You might get a margin loan, which is much riskier than a mortgage and requires you to have X upfront to borrow 0.8X. A mortgage means you can borrow 5X.

There ade also tax benefits to real easte in some countries (most notably Australia). In short, the game is rigged and the market distorted to make real estate more attractive then it should be.
I didn't quote you. I was speaking about the distorted 'left' label.

This distortion is mirrored in this conversation too. It is sad, that you didnt pick up my main point.

Besides, yes you were speaking about Rundfunkanstalten where i was speaking about the media in general. Minor misconception in the broader scheme of the mighty and their useful idiots.

>I call the German public broadcast left which is rather the perception of the German public in majority.

The public perception of any group got capsized by the internet ... speaking of labels.
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They only love it because it's a safe, constrained, space, where they go for laughs (it's entertainment) and because it doesn't challenge any of their major beliefs.
might have missed it but i am surprised nobody mentioned LibreTube / Piped here (https://piped.video).

it is open source (for both client and hosting), and allows all the major features advertised here.
True. That does not affect the message integrity and message confidentiality though.

So let me ask you this: What’s your threat model? Does your threat model require you to hide your location from the Five Eyes?
Yes, generally abusers like to paint themselves as victims, these kinds of inversions are quite common.

If limited to the perspective of debate, gaslighting is just a variation of an ad hominem attack, which is easily recognized and not subjective at all.

Telling somebody they are wrong is never gaslighting, but suggesting they can't be right due to some personal flaw often is.
Yea you’re right. My comment was admittedly a bit cheeky
Funny thing. I've upvoted two comments in a row (and it was visible in UI), but found out later that the second vote didn't pass. For a moment I thought HN is gaslighting me - it's a vivid example of it. Apparently, there is a minimum delay between upvotes on the backend.
> compromising your ethics

Is disabling a feature for all citizens within a geographical region "compromising your ethics" I would argue not. Different countries have different laws, including what kind of radio spectrum a phone is able to use. These have to be respected. As distasteful as it is, "respecting" the laws of an autocratic country.

Now if Apple was handing over geolocation information for apple users on bulk to the CCP, or compiling lists of "likely" dissidents or <insert-minority-group> then I think we are at least knee-deep in unethical waters. But they'll probably be some people out there who say Apple-the-company is completely ethical unless they themselves are the ones pulling the trigger. I kind of disagree on this outlook, but legally again they might be right. (If you take your ethical/moral bases on that of current law.)
Please read the full sentence.

> If Apple is complying with a Chinese government orders, then it has an ethical duty to make that public, and again, we have, as of yet, no reason to assume there are gag orders related to this.

I am saying that if there's no gag order, they have an ethical duty to reveal why they're doing this.