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It is said that during the Ecumenical Council of Nicaea (325), St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra became so angry with Arius the heresiarch that Nicholas punched him in the face. True or not, this certainly imparts some significance to the Sacred Council's condemnation of Arian propositions and their proclamation of the divinity, and eternal Godhood, of Christ.

Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas!
Yikes the performance is terrible. You are not proving the point that you think you are
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Hello, I'm an Australian currently finishing up a 10 month web development course and looking for my first full-time role in tech. My GitHub and projects can be viewed here https://github.com/plutoniumcat . My final project is working with a real life client on a full-stack MERN app for creating and administering customer surveys. I'm a dedicated learner who previously spent 10+ years in Japan as a language instructor and translator, and would very much like to return (currently staying here on a tourist visa). But if that doesn't work out I'm also open to roles in any major Australian city, or even other Asian countries. Looking for a foot in the door and a place where I can grow my skills quickly!
First, I realized that I'm using "classmates" loosely. Not specifically only the people in my graduating class (although that cohort has had some impressive achievements), but graduates from my school in general.

It may be industry dependent in a similar fashion to how many truckers are (used to be?) often owner-operators. You realize that you can only make so much money working for someone else and after a while the lifestyle gets tiring. Hard to settle down when you're away for 6 months out of the year. Or at some point you realize that your odds of being seriously injured at sea are going to catch up to you and you see an opportunity to buy a couple of harbor tugs or the like while managing them shoreside, and go for it.

I honestly never thought about it until you brought that up, but it could be personality types. When my High School History teacher heard that I was going to nautical school, she thought it would be a good fit for me since I was a loner and sailors were basically "cowboys who went to sea instead" in her words. And she understood me very well.

I really don't know the reason but it certainly merits thinking about. Especially since I've had some kind of side-hustle/consulting/business venture during every job I've ever had.
As someone strongly in the first camp and not the second, this feels like a very odd observation. I despise generative LLMs and avoid using them at every opportunity. I'm also spending all my free time this week perusing arxiv preprints and Twitter threads. Make of my datum what you will. :)
Enforcement is part of regulation. If the policymakers of the EU put regulation in place without enforcing it promptly and consistently, then it is indeed fair to blame them for this mess.
Crystal structure prediction by itself is a very hard problem. Just given the chemical formula and asking "what is the most stable structure" is a global optimization problem. And this is just for one single composition. It isn't an easy global optimization problem either. You not only have to determine the unit cell vectors, the positions of the atoms in the unit cell, but also the number of atoms in the unit cell needed to represent the structure! Just because you are even given "Pb9Cu(PO4)6O" as the formula finding the most stable structure, let alone the superconducting non-minimum energy state is a huge undertaking. Now expand that to all of chemical space and you can see that it is not that easy!

Edit: Also look at how long these (short pre-print) DFT articles are. These aren't simple calculations to interpret.
You got a point: new religions are cult like but you got to agree that fleeing religious persecution and loading up stockpiles are also kinds, not degrees!
I think there is wrongdoing on both sides and it would be nice to see a dialogue about what each side has done wrong and have mutual actions taken to resolve things.
How to build a Mach 2, 22,000ft altitude, carbon fiber model rocket [video]
Because BillG missed the boat in the internet, and everyone knew that the web would crush fat client apps on the Microsoft platform. Java had a ton of traction and drained the Windows moat.

Microsoft’s strategy around identity, browser and Outlook was solid. Outlook cemented Office. AD made Windows Server a necessity. The dominance and stasis of Windows and management of Sun/Java litigation held webapps back for several key years.

That delay meant that Microsoft emerged from that era with .Net, SharePoint, Dynamics and the beginnings of what became O365.
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Do they have to send those with Certified Mail?
Threat actors abuse Google AMP for evasive phishing attacks
I know I should just look this up myself to confirm, but are these not backed up to icloud? It's not that expensive, and if you don't want to pay the apple tax for services you don't buy apple hardware...
I have used amphetamines extremely heavily for many years and I have never at any time been violent, with or without substances. I also didn't steal, or scam people, or otherwise harm anyone.

When I did meth, I stayed at home and talked on IRC, worked on programming projects, like an IRC bot written in Python. Sometimes I tinkered with Linux stuff, I had a raspberry pi that I ran the IRC bot on.

I played video games sometimes, mainly TF2, insurgency (standalone not sandstorm), a little bit of CS:GO. Probably some others too that I can't remember.

Other than doing that, the only other thing I did is go to work or go shopping or whatever was required. I did not have any problems at work or at the stores.

I actually almost never left my house except to go to work, I have been diagnosed as agoraphobic but I'm not totally sure about it.

Anyways, why exactly should I be put in prison for doing amphetamine and hanging out at home? Who exactly am I harming, or putting at risk of harm?

I do realize that not all cases are like mine, and there are cases where users put other people at risk, but you can't make blanket statements like this and just say "put those violent amphetamine users in prison!" without harming a lot of people who don't deserve it.

I think that the level of antisocial behavior the person exhibits should be taken into account before punishing them is my point, rather than just labeling them as bad because they use $scary-drug.
Why not? A container is mostly just a process (or more) with an embedded filesystem you can inject into, more or less
Couldn't bother waiting for this to load unfortunately
Not the person you asked, but framing it as "us vs them" and talking about having to choose a side... it's an extremist framing.
I think a funded and forward-thinking lab with enough postdocs would be trying to grind out a version replacing lead with gold, per the DFT calculations

Few will remember the million replications, but whoever describes a novel version - even if it's no better - will find themselves on equal footing for helping to understand what's happening
I've been hearing about this downturn for the past 3 years now. When is it coming?
I used tweak my computer like crazy as a teenager as well for fun and then when I entered the workforce.

Now I've started to work part time and so I have a lot more free time and energy which made me pick this up again. It's been a lot of fun and I learn so many things that I then bring into my work. I've switched back to linux from os x and stopped using vscode to instead use emacs.
These are the 2020s. It's "L-Ron".
Well, that's certainly... a point of view.
Nice, then we can combine that with the recent research on decoding thoughts (https://seantrott.substack.com/p/using-neuro-imaging-and-lan...) and maybe a couple of decades from now we can have parolees released only on condition that they're fulfilling their law compliance monitoring hours quota (LCMH quota) per day, or police interrogations where they can make you wear a helmet and know what you're thinking internally in response to their questions, or like drug tests it can be a requirement of employment that you submit to yearly company spirit evaluations while in The Helm, or you could hook it up to people for treatment by classical conditioning, where inappropriate thoughts are immediately punished with shocks, to solve the issue of inappropriate thoughts. Can't wait!
== When someone is out of line, you used to be able to rely on the public to correct that behavior. Now if you try, you're the bad guy==

I think people “mind their own business” out of concern for their own safety. The increases in gun ownership, road rage incidents, and mass shootings has certainly impacted my impulse to correct someone in public.
You can't "simply" change the POSIX threads specification...
> Supporting legalization / decriminalization of hard drugs is a luxury belie

Supporting a real criminal justice system is a luxury belief. Many societies don’t have the resources to have 2 years of evidence gathering, investigation, court process, free lawyer for the defendant, then appeals. Then years of incarceration, feeding no clothing inmates, and rehabilitation.

“Every child should go to school” is a luxury belief

The question is, where do you set the bar?
https://nitter.net/lereguy/status/1686363900651151360 is no https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPqEEZa2Gis but it's on the way there!
If you don't sync imessage to iCloud, I thought it quite literally only stored on device in that case, besides when it in transit to be delivered. Referencing this official apple article, messages that are waiting to be delivered to devices can sit in the message queue for up to 30 days. https://support.apple.com/guide/security/how-imessage-sends-...
https://archive.is/FgQsC

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Damaging results of mandated return to the office: it’s worse than we thought : https://finance.yahoo.com/news/now-finding-damaging-results-...

Referred by fsflover - HN: Discussion - (201-comments - 2023-08-01) : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36956747
You wrote the comment I wanted to write, thank you.

I'm generally in favor of decriminalization, but I think it's becoming increasingly obvious that the standard arguments for this position fall very flat when it comes to opioids and meth.

It's a shame our leadership is so cowardly and bankrupt in this area. A simple reshuffling of the current drug scheduling could make a huge difference. Knock marijuana down a few pegs (or just accept that the country wants it legal). Take mushrooms off the schedule. Low levels for most psychedelics, mdma, etc. Slightly more control on stimulants like cocaine. Strict controls on opioids and meth.

We've been examining drugs as a culture for long enough that common sense should really have pervaded at this point.
Before it was eyeballs it was clicks too.
When I was 17 years old, I was able to access hard drugs like amphetamines and opiates more easily than alcohol.

I could buy whatever substances I wanted, no questions asked, just by knowing the right places to look.

To buy alcohol, I needed to have an older friend or family member buy it for me.

At least for me, and my situation, prohibition completely and utterly failed at making access to illegal drugs difficult. If they would have been regulated I most likely would not have managed to access stimulants until I was of legal age, or only had small amounts like I did with alcohol.
Web 3.0 was so exciting with btc at 64k
Ooh I have some nice book chapter summaries that ChatGPT generated for me when it first came out. I got them in a Google doc.

If you ask GPT to give you the same thing now, it wont , no matter how hard you try.

That's like hard evidence for me that they've dumbed it down.
The relationship between the worker and the organisation is different.

With Amazon it’s purely transactional. Amazon isn’t promising anything but money to their warehouse workers.

With Moon’s cult, the cult defined their follower’s world view.
Or, you could change the password(s) on your WLANs. Sure, your SSID and old password are still exposed, but this can be done even when your printer is bricked, or display ruined, button malfunction, etc.

It's a shame that Canon didn't list this as an alternative.

I'm also wondering why they haven't promised a firmware fix. Is this not a bug, that so-called "factory reset" doesn't actually restore factory settings (and lack thereof?) I'm curious what other devices don't actually reset all the way.
Sounds like a case of a broken conversion. You can report these with the "report an issue" button at the bottom of each article.

And feel free to suggest better styling ideas as well. I keep wondering if we should have several themes emphasizing different elements...
At the end of their comment it notes that because it's a superconductor it would be thinner.

Perhaps assume an aluminum cladding for strength? Depending on how strong of a superconductor it is perhaps it's only 1% superconductor and 99% aluminum on top of the 10% content. So 0.1%?

I dunno, all these metals will be valuable in the future. Just saying, there's another large factor in estimating the gold content (conductivity saturation) that we don't know what it might be.
They (1) claim not to know what the craft are, which somebody told him contained (2) nonhuman biological whatever

It could be a Chinese drone with rat-cell-on-a-chip inside it

The guy's testimony was that somebody told him stuff and it seemed scary. Congress made a dog and pony show that a significant chunk of people attended.

Parse the details, not the overarching fantasy.

The government admitted to doing this in the 70s-90s to keep not-so-strange technology hidden behind The Strange. Trim with Occam.

The ticTac videos aren't interesting if you look at the limitations of perspective and remember that Air Force pilots aren't supreme authorities for objectively assessing parallax and assigning airspeed to all moving objects while flying a fucking cracker attached to a rocket.
Sworn statements with no evidence don't merit much scrutiny. Especially when it comes to extraordinary claims.
Then you are stupid. Not being able to tell the difference between brainwashed sleep deprivation working for starvation rations and a mediocre warehouse job is why we still have problems with major labor issues.

You have to be able to recognize the degrees of things and accurately measure problems and improvements.

Hyperbole means nobody that disagrees with you will even spend a second paying attention to you and the people who are on your side are weakened substantially because it’s easy to dismiss them by comparing them to you.

You are not helping. You are the problem.
We’re definitely thinking about it — running loops using a local runtime could enable some neat use-cases.
Pics or it didn’t happen. After years of claimed room temp superconductors people believed this one because it had a video of a floating rock. Aliens are an even more extraordinary claim, I’m going to need multiple close up videos before I even start to care.
Try the sources column in this[0] table. You can expand the notes for each entry to read more. There's also this one[1] that's on the front page right now, though its provenance is questionable.

[0]https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/claims-of-room-tempe...

[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36964107
The question to ask is, why is the rest of us not addicted? Most of us drank at some point, and we aren’t. What’s the difference between people who get addicted, and those that dont
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It's possible for drugs to be legal and for it to be illegal to turn parks and sidewalks into your personal drug den.

If people want to do drugs, that's one thing.

If people want to turn the few nice outdoor spaces in the city into their personal camp - that's a separate issue.

You also don't need to be like SF and stop enforcing all crimes just because you make drugs legal.
I don’t think they were advocating for anything, just describing what we have right now.
Perhaps SpaceX Starship orbital launch, to really tie things together.
why not exwm?
This point downplays just how many hazardous materials are around us at all times. Yes, heavy metal exposure is bad and we did some really stupid things with lead last century. We still use lead acid batteries everywhere and it is not causing dementia or leeching into groundwater. The materials don't matter, how they are handled does.
According to the article, this pathway is the same for all "expanding tumors":

"PCNA is like a major airline terminal hub containing multiple plane gates. Data suggests PCNA is uniquely altered in cancer cells, and this fact allowed us to design a drug that targeted only the form of PCNA in cancer cells. Our cancer-killing pill is like a snowstorm that closes a key airline hub, shutting down all flights in and out only in planes carrying cancer cells..."

This may be one pathway that cancers can't circumvent.
HN has a rule to not editorialize titles [0]. Hence why you technically can't make better titles.

[0] "Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
I pay $.04 per mile of charging on my Tesla Model 3 ($.12 per KWh in Maryland.) Right now premium gas averages $4.54 and regular unleaded $3.85. At those prices I'd need a gas car to get 96-113 MPG in order for gas to beat those prices.
I've been using EXWM (Emacs X Window Manager) for over 6 years now and can't go back.

- I have _one_ window manager for my files, browser, and terminals.
- Everything is keyboard driven with a centrally managed set of hotkeys.
- Everything integrates with everything else. It's the convenience of an IDE without ever having to leave it.
- Because it's lisp based, every aspect of my environment can be inspected, debugged, and modified at runtime.

Of course, some recent advancements in Emacs really help here:

- LSP support means it's no longer a "second class" IDE/editor.
- Native compilation of Elisp means it's much snappier.
We’re using Apify to scrape with their Web Content Scraper actor. It’s nice because they handle proxying for us which decreases the likelihood of us getting blocked. Their “to markdown” functionality is also a lot better than libs you find on npm. They are expensive tho
I've been completely out of the loop, but please tell me it's USDT?
[ANDROID VERSION]

Architecture: MVVM > MVP, MVC (aka none), MVI >>> "clean architecture"

Strong preference here. You split the app into UI (View), UI logic (ViewModel) and Domain+Data (Model). UI handles how its seen and interacted with. Logic is handled in its own domain but you should pass minimal data to the UI and let it figure that out. Models are probably the most important to decouple, lets you switch from local, cache, or network data sources seamlessly.

Everything else is a mess. MVI is interesting but outdated. MVC is too tightly coupled that you can't do anything, not for tests or whatever. MVP is unnecessarily coupled. "Clean" is far too decoupled that it easily evolves into a monolith when a few hacks come in.

Observables: Flow > LiveData, RxJava, none

Flow is simpler and easier to mass adopt than RxJava. It does the same. It combos very, very, very nicely into Compose, which is where the winning advantage is. The others are not bad, but basically Flow lets you treat encapsulate the logic within the variables themselves, rather than dotting the whole code with if/else statements.

UI: Compose > classic XML >> data binding XML

Data binding absolutely sucks in production. It adds MINUTES to build time. Doubly sucks because with UI you're usually doing things like tweaking text, color, padding, and you want those fast iterations.

Compose's killer feature is getting rid of adapters, which can account for half of the development time in some places. Since everything in modern apps is a list. You no longer have to think about optimizing it, you just tell it to cache if you need it cached, then think about how to display it. And like data binding, you can encapsulate how data is displayed into the UI component itself. So you just pass something like state=ACTIVE to the UI and it decides what it wants to look like without you having to pass things like color.
This is impossible. You can always take a picture of an image to reset its status.
heh, I understood what you meant by "spicy pillow" from context but it's a new phrase for me, I like it
I mean, have you at least tried ruling out the glasses theory?
The issue isn't about an external person's judgment, but one's sensitivity to an external person's judgment. The point is that mainstream culture has been devalued such that sensitivity to alterations in status as judged by people deemed "mainstream" is much less relevant to an average person these days, especially in younger folks. If there were no laws about public nudity, there are subcultures that absolutely would go around naked and would be immune to shame from mainstream culture.
Yes, big government is bad! Unless it’s federal deposit insurance and bank bailouts. Or the space program. Or the interstate highway system. Or a universal social safety net. Or food and drug standards preventing adulterated foods and fake medicines from killing people. Or a strong national military defense. Or… well the list goes on.
It's amazing what can be done when there's basically no technical debt to grapple with (the Rust GUI library I'm using is called dioxus, by the way, and it's brilliant). At the same time, I'm often perplexed by the nonsense that gets pushed as "modern software design."
Moving my Blog off of Linode and back Home (Sort of)
The base model quality has gone up drastically since the update last month, but ironically, GPT-4 quality has gone down.
For anyone looking to disable the phantom process killer check this out: https://github.com/agnostic-apollo/Android-Docs/blob/master/...
https://archive.is/HvskD