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> And it's not just Munich. Every city in Germany has this problem.

That's nonsense. Larger Munich is the most expensive place to live in Germany (except for the island of Sylt), and has been for many years, but is still nowhere near London, NYC, or SF. In contrast, you can purchase entire houses in abandoned (but well connected) places in east Germany for as little as 10k EUR.
That honour belongs to MSHTML though, unless we count in the cross platform part.
Citizen's arrest!
You are giving advice on how to circumvent region coding technology, which is probably illegal due to DMCA or some other act
Nitrogen refers to several nitrogen containing compounds. I think the proper term is "reactive nitrogen", and the main ones are NOx and NH3.

These cause problems with biodiversity in dutch nature, and the problem has been in the dutch news for so long they no longer explain the term.
This is interesting, but can you explain the Oscar Wilde reference? I didn't get that part.
Amazing read, super gripping real world, computer, network, spy story.
Yes we do, because the accelerometer is used to measure resonance on all axis when the printer vibrates at speed. Check the Klipper documentation to see how it works.
Pretty much the only airborne assaults considered still viable are airfield seizures. There is quite a bit of risk from ferrying troops to the drop zone and the time they are in the air (under canopies after exiting the aircraft). So, if the assault force can basically come "out of nowhere" and be on the ground in seconds rather than minutes, then much of the risk is reduced. Logistics can be brought in to the seized airfield in short order once secured.

I could see potential US Army interest in this concept. I think they would want the Starship to land horizontal rather than vertical for rapid disembarking though. I.e.: A ramp drops from the nose cone or similar. That doesn't seem very feasible.
Young children stop you doing a lot of thing. I don't want to spend a decade changing nappies, cleaning up vomit, and waking up at 2am. Pregnancy is also annoying and potentially dangerous for the mother. I can't speak to others motivations, but those are the reasons I don't have more than 2 kids.
Now that XUL is gone, one can hope Electron eventually follows suit.
You could say woman-hostile. You could also say victim mentality.

He who is being left usually has walked away first.
Going from Windows to Linux wasn't a problem for me
If it was that, then some jurisdictions would be doing much better than others.

Unless the parent generations all decided to make new housing construction hard, all over the world. In which case it seems likely that whatever changes they made were for a good reason, if they could all agree on it.
You should really consider talking about data privacy on your site if you want anyone to use it for non public data.
>tried to adopt it, but it was (a) undocumented with no simple examples, (b) ever-changing, and (c) required you to use the Mozilla build system, even IIRC requiring you to basically build your code as part of the browser tree (I don't recall the exact details on this last point, but it was extremely difficult to use).

you're right, and I almost mentioned some of this. I developed some extensions in 2007-11, and lack of documentation was definitely a big issue.
Or it is a reasonable engineering compromise.
Temperature and pressure are very related. Fish that live at 8400 meters are dealing with pressures/temperatures/energies that need additional attention. The biological processes of fish start failing at the pressures of 8500 meters or whatever, doesn't matter if the fish has the same internal and external pressure, the pressure has impeded the effect of some protein.
It made me suspicious that the original post did not include this book.
> 3) I agree, depopulation is a problem. We really need to incentivize middle and upper middle class people to have large families.

No, what we need to do is figure out how to run our economies without pyramid-scheme population growth. Human societies have managed to do this sort of thing for centuries, before the industrial revolution, and then the green revolution ballooned our population.

Surely, we can turn some of those productivity gains that technology has given us over the decades to solve the problem of a slightly smaller than-what-we're-used-to wage-worker-to-non-wage-worker ratio.

It's completely possible, but it may require the capital owners to take a haircut.
>Run `pip-compile resolver=backtracking`

This is new for me. I used `pip freeze > requirements.txt`
It was really the era of "Linux on the Desktop" - for some reason everyone assumed the war would be fought there, on the desktop, against Windows 98 and successors.

But Linux just absolutely destroyed everyone and everything in the server world which became huge with the explosion of the WWW. And servers just needed a CPU, memory, disk, and an ethernet card.
It's more todo with the interplay between a broken (regulated) rental system and a subsequent need for owning instead of renting.

One idealogical group thinks that if we have artificially low prices on rental properties, then we can have access to cheap living when we need it. But what ends up happening is that people keep these contracts (often renting them out, second hand.) So the regulation actively hinders access to cheap for-rent apartments instead.

This means that all of us have to buy instead of rent, causing a much higher demand in this market.

And the second hand for rent market is also a lot more expensive than the regulated prices to boot.

So no one can afford anything as a result. Without support from huge loans and/ or rich parents and/ or having bought and sold apartments, riding the wave up in prices.

I personally entered late so had to save tons of money and in-debt myself to afford a place. All because one idealogical side has this misguided sense that this regulation somehow exists to help _me_. Me being someone that moved to an urban area for work. Now these same people somehow feel resentment in that I own something expensive that they don't, and that this provides me access to all this printed money. As if I'm not indebted up over my head just to have a decent place to live. It's really stupid.
Chrome doesn't use native UI either. Which browser will you switch to? I guess on Mac you could use safari.
> Selection bias. Do you work in Silicon Valley, at startups, or ex-FAANG places? Are you a "Linux person" looking for work related to Linux technologies such as NGINX, MySQL, Postgres, Apache, etc...?
Here in Australia it's a rare thing for me to see a Linux server. They exist, sure, but are generally in the minority

Huh, here in Norway, for big oil service companies, for government and electricity infrastructure, the wast majority of servers I see are Linux in the cloud.

Last time I saw a Windows server was a month before the pandemic, some old stuff that I inherited from another consultant that had been squatting there since last millennium I think.
It isn't arbitrary, it is last writer wins, which is reasonable enough to me. How SHOULD conflicts be resolved?

Active Directory is eventually consistent, so it is expected that not all nodes will see changes immediately and could operate on stale data.
It’s not intended to be woman-hostile at all. It’s opposed to a specific system of incentives that encourages immoral and socially destructive behavior. It just happens to be that the system of incentives is itself designed to operate unequally and so it affects the participants in families differently.

If a similar system of incentives were created that strongly benefitted fathers in ways that fathers would respond to, we would probably see similar dysfunctional behavior from fathers.
Not in Singapore! Very different things happening here. Then again, 80% of the country lives in public housing.
I was thinking about the limitation by the mobile HW. Yeah GPU support would be nice.
I am astonished how anyone could just make a statement like this, here. It's so sticky, it's so damning and brash. It offers absolutely no proof, while contradicting what sama says themselves.

And we are entirely fine with that. Top of the comments after 7 hours.

Note, I am not claiming it could not be true. That is entirely beside my point. The issue is, that it could be entirely untrue. And I really mean, every single piece of information in this comment could be off. And we are comfortable with that. We are burning witches again.

If this is the level of our engagement, in this relatively good and on-topic forum, in times of change and disagreement, I do truly wonder if there is any hope for us.
This is what my comment is about. It happened much sooner than I thought.
If I've had to deal with that once, I've had to deal with it 13,256,278,887,989,457,­651,­018,­865,­901,­401,­704,­640 times.
The Netherlands is tiny and the 2nd largest agricultural exporter in the world by value, after the US. After the hunger winter in 1944 we became obsessed with food production but there is such a thing as too much.
Amusing that their firmware repo (unlike Slic3r) had no reference to Marlin until I've pointed it out to them https://github.com/prusa3d/Prusa-Firmware/issues/2625

Also it was imported by copying the modified source instead of proper git fork with history and all the contributors that made it possible.

Since i3 was designed, there were always parts that weren't open (like the pictured PCB heated bed) so nothing really changes.
Now add something like 100 more drives: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KS02q0BUnY
> I own several buildings

> expense in the low five figures

> So what are people complaining about, exactly?

This is an incredible take.

Many people don’t have the luxury to just spend five figures on a mandatory house renovation.
The 80% improvement is on the original Intel chip
Orion has Safari-level battery usage and performance thanks to using WebKit, while providing much better extension compatibility and a built-in ad blocker: https://browser.kagi.com/

It also runs on iOS, even with extension support!
You can do it yourself with this repo and only pay the OpenAI API fees: https://github.com/mpaepper/content-chatbot
who owns archive today?
I've only been sea fishing twice off the coast of NC on a boat, but I don't remember reeling in hundreds of meters of line...

How long does that take?
The chip shortage is here to stay. Those margins are too good to let go. Why keep inventory when you can keep a wait-list.
Look at it from a different perspective - you're sending a message "I'm on vacation, but I've found few minutes and I'm checking in to help". Other team members now may feel obliged to do the same, because, well, we are social animals and try to blend in to a group by behaving similarly. Give it a year or two and suddenly the line between vacation and work is not so clear to anyone anymore.
If you don't have anything to do, is it really that work is the only thing you can occupy yourself with while you're on vacation?
Best courses to learn 2d game development in C++?
This is not for professional career or something. This is just to practice OOP as I'm learning C++ atm. I found there are not many course for sfml, sdl, allegro, graphics.h,raylib etc unlike unreal engine. So, if you know something which has a good tutorial, please recommend.
In OOP way. I want to make games like tic tac toe etc. Well, I could make them in console as well.

I want a course that teaches game development concepts like collision detection etc. I don't need to be taught library as it's easy to learn small libraries.
> Or—I know this sounds crazy but—maybe just use the fast, optimized native UI widgets for UI controls?

You mean native widgets on whichever system?

Probably not possible; you still need to do all the computations of CSS and layout before drawing an actual widget on the screen.

The reason that HTML elements are rendered slower than native might be due to all the processing that has to go on to figure out what each widget should look like and where on the screen it must be placed for each frame that is rendered @ (say) 60fps.

And the reason you have to continually do it for each frame is because it may change due to CSS animation, or javascript which adds/removes new widgets, or javascript which changes the CSS for that element, or the widget might be reparented or removed, or a user event might cause different properties to trigger on the widget (changing the actual width, changing the opacity/color, etc).

And of course, the renderer then has to propagate the changes down to child widgets for all properties that are inherited, and propagate all events upwards, for all events that a generated.

Native widgets are generally quite customisable as well, but it rarely happens at runtime and so they perform better because each widget is not continuously changing its properties at runtime.
No mention that all started with the german it magazine c't. All others either ignored it or sung high praises of the program until the magazine ran the program and found out that it made the computers even slower.
We let companies to get away pretty much anything. Tax evasion (funnily enough paying tax __after__ expenses), environmental damages and few more.
There's no reason a non-native UI can't also be responsive. The two things are completely orthogonal.
Can’t take their fully electric vehicle lineup seriously if they’re hedging their bets like that. He who chases two rabbits…
Except in the Netherlands, where urbanization is actually losing from agriculture. We have a structural housing shortage while 54% of this tiny land's surface is used for agriculture, and then mostly for those disastrous monocultures.

Dutch farmers are probably the most privileged group in the country and they are fighting tooth and nail to preserve that status no matter the cost.

Anything they say or complain about should be taken with a huge grain of salt.
Interesting concept! The pricing is very aggressive though, if you have a substantial amount of content. Also, per-page pricing makes no sense - should be more like per-character.
I'm reasonably sure they're not identically accurate any more, but good enough for the kitchen.

The kg was initially defined by the mass of the water, but as the kg has been redefined it's drifted a tiny bit.
Combine this with automation and you get what is happening in the western world from 1970 onward, making the rich richer the poor poorer and stagnating middle class at best.
So true, I'd much rather batten down the hatches, put my frozen food outside, and make sure none of the pipes burst.

I heard about a guy who had copper piping with water flow going around his chimney (on the inside) and then through the house.

That'd be a cool system if you could switch out the heat source, electric and an indoor-safe wood stove. Just get a CO monitor!
I've watched several, it's overhyped. I'm not a fan of blockbusters either, but that doesn't mean any alternative is good.

Storytelling is probably better though, less formulaic than Hollywood. If you're Danish you appreciate a few things about for instance Festen that are a nice nod to local culture. If I watched it today I'm not sure what I'd think about the big reveal either, that part is somewhat predictable. Big family secrets tend to be of a certain genre.

But the whole wobbly camera thing, meh. Not sure what it adds. The characters don't become more realistic from natural light or whatever the technique is supposed to be.
> Do people really think at sone point no one will want premium property and I’ll finally get it cheap? Of course that will never happen.

Well, the economic landscape can change drastically. Compared to other assets real estate has quite some costs. With all the environmental regulations, for example, the EU is planning, real estate might be much less lucrative. For individual landlords, it might be even impossible as they don’t have any money for investment.

I’m not dismissing your point. Just adding some balance.
Exported doesn't mean throwing in the trash, somebody is using and depending on it.
Because these companies have no morals. They dont care if their foreign factory doesnt follow American laws regarding work safety and other regulations. As long as the local laws permits them they do anything what is possible. Only when things become public and affects their reputation things might change. Only then.
Thats why we dont welcome them.
games like tictactoe,arkanaoid etc retro classic games that noobs make. i'm noob at coding
Sure, but the thing about starting a suicide cult was.
Yep, plenty of space to grow food is metaverse.
As an enterprise, they have absolutely no moat. Google, FB or anyone else can come up with a larger system in two-weeks time, and they can well open source it.
> And it's not just Munich. Every city in Germany has this problem.

No, Munich is an outlier. You generally can find apartments under 10€/m² without too much trouble, at least in mid-sized cities. However, it’s true that rents have been rising significantly over the past decade or so.
This has been my biggest gripe with all this great filter and alien talk. It always seems people personify whatever intelligent beings are out there with human characteristics.

Why is it that they have to war? Why is it they have to have economies? Why is it they have to do anything we do here?

It never made sense to me.
I almost agreed with this comment until I read the part about Idioterne being unwatchable or being considered porn.

I find Idioterne beautiful, deep, and riveting - from beginning to end - it’s one of my favorite films, and I’ve seen a lot of films.

Not for one second did I find adherence to Dogme 95 rules distracting or diminishing - they truly contribute to the sense of authenticity.
I loved most of the Dogme files - including the idiot, Festen and a few others. Not at all unwatchable, but certainly uncomfortable.

In my opinion, great art and great entertainment are two independent dimensions of filmmaking. Dogme films were (imo) great art, but difficult entertainment.

I had to stop watching that sort of thing after von Trier’s Dancer in the Dark (not a dogme film). I felt awful for a week.
Thats a dangerous game to play too lomg when China will happily provide older nodes capacity and make people switch to different lines of product, buyers might not be coming back...
As a spectator to your conversation, I have to say I like and agree with your general philosophy. While I can't quite put a finger on what I like, I think the gist is operating under assumption of how the world, finances, and incentives SHOULD work, as opposed to how they currently work. And also maybe some dose of minimalism(?). Either way, I wish you all the best in building your startup!
"We are burning witches again."

Excuse me, but what witch is being burned for the wrong reason here?

This debate evolves around Sam Altman, how what he and OpenAI was doing was open - and now it is not anymore, despite contrary initial statements. That is a legit reason for anger, no?
it doesn't really work either unless you're going to die in a couple months
I can’t see how suggesting to buy off brand ink is illegal
I can't read the article, but there post I could read said 48% used all their vacation.
But what does "use all vacation" mean? I tried to keep a small buffer. I used all the vacation I earned in a year, but I like keeping a couple of weeks just in case. So the answer for me works have been no I don't use all my vacation.
It didn't achieve orbit.
So a site that is to contain a quantity of transuranics (primarily Pu239 which is the least dangerous long lived transuranic) roughly the same quantity as a single 1GW reactor produces in a couple of decades and a quantity of fission products that such a reactor would produce in 5 years along with some low level and intermediate level waste, cost billions of dollars, and already had a multi-billion dollar whoopsie where they spilled plutonium is somehow supposed to trivially contain hundreds of times as much?
For those who, like me, refuses to use Chrome but also doesn't want to support Mozilla Foundation (if I knew money would stay with the engineers I would actively support it), please look at LibreWolf.

Unlike certain other Firefox clones LibreWolf is a running fork of the latest Firefox sources.
Tangential: after moving to a “cheaper” region I can no longer gift American friends Steam titles. I’d pay the full American price but there’s simply no such option. Sad. (Of course I can send cash instead, but cash gifts IMO are kinda gross.)
It sounds so arrogant to say farmers are privileged, while these families have worked for generations to build these farms. There are even people advocating to take the farms from them, if necessary by force. I don’t blame the farmers if they want to hold on to every inch, and to fight for every right they still have.
If these beads are 0.1% water by weight and make up 1/20th of the lunar soil, colonists would find themselves processing dozens of kg of lunar soil per gram of water.

Given the history of past impacts and maybe even other solar system events contained in that soil perhaps it is not worth it.

It's nice that it recharges on a 15 year timescale though, which makes it something of a renewable resource.
That’s von Trier for you - and me. I believe the progressively darker themes may be a reflection of his personality and possibly alcoholism.
> like an oddly woman-hostile take

Noone cared about alimony until women started having to pay and now there's suddenly a movement to remove it.
It isn't exactly a scam. But the of needs to be enforced. My wife's company has a lottery for people who take at least three weeks of (she gets unlimited pto)
Where it can be a scam is when you request it and get rejected.
Wow surprising that retweets are lower than likes - perhaps to offset that retweets might get interaction from other people‘s feeds/network?
Ask HN: How is the AI apocalypse supposed to happen?
How can an AI "escape our control"?

Does it need a concept of self to do so? A survival instinct?

Does it have access to unlimited resources? How -or- Why?

The more I read, the more it seems sci-fi. Can someone point me to a down-to-earth, step-by-step example on HOW such a thing is possible?

So far we have an AI capable of reading text and outputting text. The jump seems so extreme.
Noroc!
No. They're probably not.
> and in this case the "innovation" is not the refrigerator itself, but the "frozen pizza rolls", second-order effects, the structuring of new products around the common availability of the home refrigerator.

Are the pizza rolls structured around the availability of a freezer, or of a microwave?
Agreed: like they can't even hold a camera still? Camera operators figured that out in the goddamn 1910's! I think it would have more interesting outcomes if experienced and established directors applied the rules as opposed to upstarts and students. You have to master the basics before you can be a Mondrian or Rothko.

How can something be over-hyped when practically no one knows what it is, and it is mainly directed at students and practitioners of cinema? It's not like it is crypto or day trading or something, where it is plastered across every square inch of media and billions of dollars are spent shilling pyramid schemes. I'd call that over-hyped. But an esoteric cinema style that a small minority appreciate isn't really. Taste is taste. At least you tried it, good on you.
Not sure. Maybe they tried both and Punjabi cuisine was more popular. Outside of Bengali enclaves, there are still comparatively few Bengali restaurants compared to Punjabi, Gujarati or South Indian.
It would be a lot more ecologically disastrous to move operations to less suitable areas.
Speaking of students: https://vancouversun.com/business/real-estate/31-1-million-p...
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