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Not sure why you are mention Pebble bed reactors. They are just one of many potential reactor types. And there are also a whole lot of different potential designs for a pebble bed reactor.

Not building a containment building would never happen, and if you have small high power density reactor, the containment building is not actually the expensive part.

This is an example of a modern pebble bed reactor: https://kairospower.com/technology/

Building containment about a reactor like that isn't expensive. Containment is expensive if you have to build it around a gigantic PWR reactor with steam heat exchangers.
This kind of stuff is just the tip of the iceberg in the gaming industry. I really hope someone takes a close look at gacha and unregulated gambling (e.g. CS:GO skins gambling) soon.
I have the problem in combination with both

I have uninstalled Snap Firefox and installed PPA Firefox

Suddenly it updates, and when I restart, the PPA Firefox is gone! It is back to the Snap Firefox

Also the Snap Firefox does not start, because I use a user that is not in the snap group. So after each update, I have to uninstall it and reinstall the PPA one

How do I disable the snap updates permanently?
Hi, Thomas (one of the creators) here.
This is actually the reason, why we are still supporting JRE8 with open-pdf-sign instead of having a JRE11 (or later) baseline.
We are offering a npm module as well (https://github.com/open-pdf-sign/open-pdf-sign-node). While that does not get rid of the JRE requirement, it makes integration in "modern" backends easier.
Well there must be something happening in the short term, that then leads to long term harm. For instance, in smokers it takes a long time to kill you, but in the short term you can see that the lungs become unhealthy. Or with Oreo likewise, but you can see that the scale is showing an unhealthy weight. These are obvious things, but there may be many more subtle signs to look for.
1991 article about Iraqi's surrendering to a drone during the Gulf War: https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-1991-03-02-19910611...

Of course, that was a world first so not an organized or expected occurrence like Ukraine.
Yeah, Google thinks I'm 31 years older than I actually am.
Well, personally as I write almost all my code in Nim and am the developer of ggplotnim [0], I simply write a source code snippet with some short Nim code, generate a plot and dump the filename into the Org file.

If I had more time and wanted something more convenient and magical, I would probably write a elisp function that takes X Y (Z) columns and generates a plot from those using a simple Nim program in the back that receives the data, generates the plot and returns it somehow. Haven't given this much thought though.

[0]: https://github.com/Vindaar/ggplotnim
Yeah, I don’t know what the big deal is with people in this thread saying, “bah, this is impossible” but I work on a COPPA compliant game and “chat off for kids by default” is absolutely a must.
I turned my life around in my late 30s, it can be done.

At your age, and probably for another decade, a lot of women in your dating range will be feeling biological pressure to have children, so this is still on the table. Maybe look for a wife who has been too focused on her career to settle down but otherwise doesn't possess major personality flaws. Proceed cautiously since at this age major personality flaws is a big reason some people are still single. Also make sure you get your own shit in order before you seriously approach the dating issue (this should give you 2-5 years to work on yourself first). If you go this route be prepared to take on a larger portion of the homemaker role than you may have expected.
Intergenerational as referred to by Trudeau doesn’t mean genetic or epigenetic. The grandchildren of people drafted for the Vietnam War show impaired earnings compared to a control group, and of course the descendants of slaves still suffer. Tear likely has to do with reduced inherited wealth, social capital and opportunities, not (epi)genetic trauma, combined with the dark legacy of Jim Crow, redlining and other discrimination.
Unfortunately finding a therapist in Germany is near impossible even in a big city, I’ve been on the waiting list for almost a year now with no sign of end and I live in Hamburg which is one of the richest cities in Germany
Epic Games fined $520M over child data privacy breaches
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Well it's scale dependence is an illusion.

It's uniformly able to model Q->SingleAnswer problems, and uniformly able to model Q-> ManyAnswer problems.

Basic arithmetic is the former kind, and it becomes useful to people at large scales, ie., accurate on basic arithmetic.

This dual condition of "useful-to-people" is the thing introducing the illusion, since it changes depending on what we're modelling. The system isnt acquring any new property.

Consider a researcher putting a book on a thin ice-sheet, and then putting a car on it. Here, they're concluding the ice has different properties in each case -- but it doesnt.
I recently cut back on seed oils, and the taste of sunflower oil in oat milk is now very noticeable.

I don't mind it because of thinking that having a bit of it in every other cup of coffee is poison, it's more that the aftertaste is less enjoyable than straight espresso or an americano now that I notice it.

Time to give soy lattes a try, lactose intolerance is a literal PITA.
Thanks! Not sure about the exact questions but I think we could have dug deeper into what the persona (growth team) was ready to invest or learn to be autonomous with their data needs. And if they had shown a history of « learning curve », so that we could have made sure it wasn’t just « wishful thinking ».
I think the author means that count-words already existed, but only reported words and characters. Now it also reports the amount of sentences.
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I would argue, it's not just Uber.

Any big tech company that deals with millions of customers has the same problem. Automated banning processes and automated "customer support" which mean... good luck.
> First, not every member of a website is trying to be part of its community, so it's unfair to expect the community to care about them in return.

The issue with this is that who gets decide what these people think?

I think communities need rules, but on HN for example they are extremely strict. Essentially, "no politics, no controversy" ???
> *now also reports the number of sentences*

Emphasis added.
> Liberal minister

Not being familiar with Australian politics, is it liberal in the US meaning or the european meaning ?
> He talks in a way familiar to younger audiences.

None of the victims in that video were "younger people".
So, in summary:

- Lied about completing a Bachelor's degree

- Lied about working at Goldman Sachs

- Has an open check fraud case in Brazil from 2008

- Voted in as Congressman for Long Island

And to think of all the times I agonized over making sure every item in my resume/CV was 100% accurate, verifiable and spell-checked.
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This sounds like glass half-empty type of view. While pessimists never get disappointed, it also skews ones perception of the world so that one does not see the inherent opportunities, nor does one act to embrace those opportunities. It's much better to ask "what is the best version of events" that could come out of this and try to act so that happens (even thought that will then lead to disappointments)
Or maybe this is exactly the same as those christian mothers, in the sense that it's "think of the children" hysteria from modern day puritans?
without addressing procrastination and the ability you have developed to avoid executing on your dreams, i believe that everything else will be or feel insurmountable.

Nothing is at all lost, 43 is young, you are highly trained, you had skills you were happy with, it's infinitely easier to brush up on skills than learn them the first time.

You have to execute to turn this around. I would set completely realistic trivial goals for yourself to begin with, so that you can practice executing and winning.

Some examples:

"Apply for a single job per day".

"Walk 5 minutes per day".

Things that you know 100% you can achieve. After achieving these for a couple days or weeks, sit back and celebrate, you're executing! you're taking the steps necessary to begin turning your life around. It is one small step at a time. Mark your calendar with green on the days you achieve, watch the greens add up, you are executing you are making strides to improve your life. Celebrate, keep expanding your goals.
I found myself alternating from one service for a few months to another for the next few. I keep prime all the time because of the other benefits. Im not the target audience of subscription services though as ive frequently gone months without subscribing to any
One thing to note is that while Germany is much better if you need social services, it's much easier to move between classes in the US. It's very hard to move up in German society without the right social circles which are also much more exclusive than in the US or London.

That said, while therapy is one thing(and very hard to find someone that actually helps you out of your misery instead of reinforcing it), I'd maybe suggest creating a fixed schedule. Some basic cardio sports at a fixed time and day once a week(if that is too much once every two weeks). Ideally a group practice that gives some social pressure. It's much harder to get out a tough spot when you're alone. Maybe a beginner Capoeira class. No real requirement to socially engage if you don't want to, but warms your heart nonetheless.

And maybe one usergroup of some sort once a month. No need to engage with people. Worst case, you just listen to some talks and get free Pizza.

One thing that's very important in Germany when getting help is to never EVER say that you have suicidal thoughts. The moment you do that you slide into a bracket out of the social system that you can never get out of on your own. Any doctor or psychologist may now force you to take medication or put you in the asylum whenever they chose.
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If OP is in Germany (they say they studied in the US implying that they are no longer there; and their nick is Deutscher) then https://www.telefonseelsorge.de/telefon/ claims to be anonymous.
Starting to think this only works in cases where the checks and due diligence are non-existent.
In my own experience, ice (either the frozen water kind or the compression and elevation components) doesn't do a damn thing. For soft tissue injury my usual plan is movement movement movement. Getting the blood flowing and using the affected area (lightly) is the best way to get back in the game I've found.
A six month series of weekly sessions with a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist had a transformative impact in my life. He helped me see some of the actions I was doing more clearly and helped me develop the skills to change. In our sessions we focused on one small part of my life, but I’ve felt the impact quite broadly and still think of him and those conversations regularly, especially when I am struggling. I have at times seen other therapists with less helpful results, so it’s with finding the one that fits for you.

I don’t believe any life is past its time. We all follow our own twisting paths, and it is an easier path when we don’t have to face it all alone.
I don’t know you or what you’re going through but even though the above is true I would be saddened to know if you harmed yourself. Life is and can be tough. I’m posting the below not to try and play any game of “my problems are worse than yours”.

I’m currently in the midst of a fight with incurable cancer. There is a hope that they can shrink the numerous tumors and affected lymph nodes with chemo and I will have a risky surgeries shot at being cured. According to the very pessimistic internet my type of cancer across ages 8-80 means I have 2 years to live on average.

Funny thing is a few years ago I was a contractor and was billing up to 80 hours per week. I missed a lot of family interaction doing this and I now regret working so long.

So my point in all of this is health is literal wealth. And aside from needing to address your mental health (parents dying is not something you should just stuff down). It sounds like you are generally healthy but going through something. It may be tough to get through this phase of your life but if you do I’m pretty sure you will be happy you did.
I have a hand-me-down Atem Mini that "survived" many, many productions, and honestly I wouldn't recommend it - the internal fan noise is getting worse, and I wouldn't want it next to my setup.

I haven't tried it with a computer but I think mouse-to-screen latency would be a limiting factor.
I'm reminded of a fun little game from Introversion Software; A Scanner Darkly. You explore a dark cave with only handheld LIDAR scanner. A fun little curiosity, but nobody bought the game. I imagine actually scanning caves with LIDAR would be much the same; a fun curiosity, but not commercially viable.
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Pick one thing to work on, and start there.

I recommend a job, because if family is something you want, it will be easier being gainfully employed.

Simultaneously, you should consider mental health help to deal with the narrative in your head, as that self-talk is going to make it harder to “turn your life around.”
I don't think wireless EV charging will really take off- it's always going to be MUCH slower because of the I^2 losses. It's always going to be much more expensive and heavier than a plug. Solutions like battery swaps[1] or even just automatic plugs will win out at the large scale.

It really only has anything to offer to individual consumers, specifically saving the seconds it takes to just plug in your car. That seems like an insane trade to make, to me. Maybe in theory some city could invest in embedding them into street parking, but I just don't think that will happen. Even if vandals started cutting plugs or something, you can buy a LOT of replacement cables for the price of one wireless charging pad.

[1] https://www.wired.com/story/china-ev-infrastructure-charging...
It isn't a big deal for me. I believe if Ukraine loses the war the West doesn't lose anything but its pride, even though Zelensky is implying otherwise.

Ukraine fully deserves our support for defending its sovereignty, but it's merely a pawn in the bigger game of Hegemony. If the pawn falls the game will continue.
We’ve thought about this quite deeply at DevZero. Yes, the iOS developer experience can be quite hampered on the local env and requires users to frequently get beefy local laptops/machines. I saw this first hand at Uber from when crowdstrike was rolled out broadly.

We have support for AWS-based Mac VMs on DevZero but we don’t find our customers having their biggest issues related to iOS dev yet (we also target enterprise cos that have a vast diversity of tools, mostly backend and front end)
That's entirely my bad. Reread it and it was obvious what was being said!
The correct acronym, which includes ice (frozen water), is in the title of the citation in the abstract.

> Rehabilitation of soft tissue injuries can be complex. Over the years, acronyms guiding their management have evolved from ICE to RICE[1], then to PRICE[2] and POLICE[3].

> [1] van den Bekerom MPJ, Struijs PAA, Blankevoort L, et al. What is the evidence for rest, ice, compression, and elevation therapy in the treatment of ankle sprains in adults. J Athl Train2012;47: 435-43.
He’ll claim it was bait for bots then not step aside.
It's because the US Navy can just decide to do it without years of red tape and mountains of paperwork. National security cuts through the red tape.

I don't think the government owning civilian reactors would help if they don't reform the process that means it takes 10+ years and millions of pages of documentation to get anything done.
I have been turning my life around for the last 10 years. I will be turning my life around for the next 40 or more.

You get out of the world what you bring into it. The lie that success is based on luck or starting point or whatever is not helpful. Everyone can start over.

Two suggestions:

- Ensure you are physically active, even a little bit. This does not mean "lift heavy" or "be a bodybuilder," it just means "maybe do a few pushups or park a little further away from the grocery store."

- Spend some time around people who are worse off than you. For me, this has really provided context for how much of a gift this life is.
Is therapy better in Germany? I live in Hamburg and the waiting list is more than a year for therapy. I was under the impression that it is somewhat faster in the US

When I lived in the UK they wouldn’t offer me even a waiting list
I don’t know what the big deal is with people in this thread saying, “bah, this is impossible” but I work on a COPPA compliant game and “chat off for kids by default” is a standard or < 13 cannot play your game (my understanding, IANAL).

https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/childrens-on...
O'Reilly doesn't publish math books. All math books in epub/mobi format look like garbage. There isn't a single exception. If you know of one, please tell me. It seems currently too hard to get layout, resolution and inline formulas right in a portable format.
I doubt it. This is Team A vs Team B. It wouldn't change a single heart. People would still like or hate him. This is what Trump meant that he could shoot a child and people wouldn't care.
The accuracy of science aside, can we all agree that the acronym PEACE & LOVE is trash?

Rest Ice Compression Elevation may be wrong, but it is at least easy to understand, memorize, and explain. When my friend hurts their ankle, I want to pass on the latest, vetted wisdom. I don’t want to sound like a jackass saying, “O is for optimism. But we are not done yet. V is for vascularization. You don’t have much control over it, but we need to the round out the word LOVE. The third E is for …”
The bigger thing here, I think, is that what NYT could verify was:

(1) He was a low-level finance guy, making ~55k/year, with a criminal background in Brazil
(2) He got a jr exec job at a company that turned out to be a ponzi scheme
(3) When the ponzi went bust, a bunch of the former execs started a new company. That company paid him between $750k-$5 million, depending which (contradictory) disclosure of his you believe.
(4) Shortly afterwards, he began running for Congress

Raises more Qs than answers, but seems like the type of thing where there'll be a follow-up
That's odd, as Emacs had this function long before being ported to C/elisp, i.e. over 40 years ago.
Me. Same age as yours. Lost everything, prayed for death every day for years. But things changed - I believe am much more happy and peaceful than ever. I started earning again (not as much as earlier but still enough for me and family).
The turnaround for me was step by step and gradual, nothing dramatic. But what helped was seeking help.
Pls find someone to listen to you - within family , friends , someone whom you can sit and talk to. This helps. I did not seek a professional therapist (where I live its not common), but I got lucky. Things moved gradually step by step, I lived a minimalist life , prioritised things which were important to me.

I wish you good luck.

You say:
>> I know the best of my life is behind me, but I need help salvaging what's left of it.

You really don't know if this is correct - you don't know what's in future for you, without that you cannot say the best of life is behind. Drop that thought and seek help.
I wouldn't really call Pascal elegant ... it's downright weird in places, and seems poorly thought out.

For example you can't have a one-character string constant in (ISO standard) Pascal since it regards 'c' as a char, while '12' (both single quotes) is a "string"! Of course Pascal didn't even really have strings, but it at least allowed you to write (print) any "packed array [1..N] of char" to a "text" file, so that was sort of a string...

The only parameter type your own functions could take that would accept any such (for different N) "strings" was using a variable length "conformant array" parameter "packed array [lo..hi:integer] of char", but this would have to be a value parameter (entailing an inefficient array copy) if you wanted it to accept string constants as well as other "packed array [1..N] of char" strings... However, god forbid one function taking a conformant array "string" parameter wanted to pass that to another function taking the same type of parameter, since Pascal didn't allow conformant arrays to be used this way.

Pascal's standard I/O system was downright weird too. You could open files (reset/rewrite) but not close them, the language itself had no way to associate a filename with a file (!!), although it did say that any files given as parameters to "program" were "permanent" (presumably named, with the name coming from who knows where!) files, as opposed to others which were transient temporary ones. Then there's Pascal's file "buffer variables", whereby file.bv was treated as a pointer to the item at the current read/write position in the file...

Umm.. or how about for loops with separate keywords for loops that count up (for to) as opposed to down (for downto), which I suppose was a necessity given that you couldn't actually specify the loop increment (i.e only implicit 1 or -1).

Ugh.

Although not a Wirth language, perhaps Ada comes closest to being a usable, if cumbersome, language from the same mindset. I'm not familar with Oberon though.
I mean an occasional part of my job involves UI animations. I'm not debugging that over the cloud. To these type of people I'm sure the response is "Well actually all websites should be plain text"
Fair point, but what, maybe 5% or so of gas cars are fancy enough to have a fuel-burning auxiliary heater in Europe? (not just Scandinavia)

Where as most EVs have a "remote HVAC control" feature - even the pretty basic ones. And EVs, of course, will cool the cabin in summer time as well, something that an auxiliary heater can't do.
I think they started to allow drivers to cancel rides so they can claim they are not employees. So now drivers cancel the rides that are no very profitable.
The 300 million joules to produce 2 million joules was almost entirely due to <1% efficient lasers.. even using “old” off the shelf solid state lasers with 15% efficiencies you’re already down to ~15 million joules. We’re much closer that the “300->2->3” implies.

Some labs are already working with 20% efficient lasers, so hypothetically, Fusion is closer to “10->2->3” which is just amazing.
Being unhappy with how your life is going doesn't equate to being suicidal.
If I buy something on Prime, it’s exclusively with those “thanks for using slow shipping” credits they provide during the holidays. I have about $30 of credits this year.
This is actually a significant step, not a tiny step. Achieving fusion ignition, ie including the 2021 shot, is THE non-linear scaling effect needed to make fusion a viable energy source. The other items needed to make this practical would’ve been premature to fund without this significant advance. https://physicstoday.scitation.org/do/10.1063/PT.6.2.2022121...

EDIT: Being down-voted, why? Previous steps to actually develop a power plant around NIF-like inertial fusion were cancelled in order to focus on achieving ignition first: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_Inertial_Fusion_Energy
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