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But in the Constitution, state legislatures select the electors that pick the President. The GOP scheme has a better textual basis, and is better rooted in the Constitutional design, than any things that Democrats consider well established constitutional law.
I'm a bit shocked that all answers so far use cloud storage and not a single one proposes offline.

I store everything in the cloud, because it is unbeatably convenient except for the very things mentioned: health, financial and legal. I'm not 100% strict either, because if a document has been sent or received electronically or can be assumed to be stored in the cloud anyways I really can't do much. I still assume that every online storage will be breached one day and keep some documents deliberately offline.

To give you some chills, check out "Who's been pwned" [1] and this is only the tip of the iceberg that has surfaced and that fulfills HIBP's inclusion criteria.

[1] https://haveibeenpwned.com/PwnedWebsites
Well this is awkward, because after hearing it's in the public domain and reading all these recommendations, I'm interested in reading it, but also knowing that the author doesn't like DC, I don't want to give them money.
DC Comics retains partial rights to the Fables work that they produced. You can make your own work that uses the Fables intellectual property and sell that now.
> when you get a license

I was going to comment that it’s viewable by anyone on their GitHub, but you are correct: you have to be part of the Epic GitHub organisation to access the repo. Getting access is easy, but you do have to agree to their licensing terms to do so. So yes, what you said.
That is a valid point but I think that is outside the scope of dimensional analysis. Distinguishing scalars from vectors (or just different rank tensors in general) is usually obvious, because they have a different number of components, and nobody even tries to add them together. If you do try, you will get a result depends on your coordinate system, a big no-no in physics.

In some cases, like vectors and axial vectors, it is less obvious because (in 3 spatial dimensions), they actually have the same number of components. But still, if you add them together you get something that does not transform in a sensible way under reflections.
At 75% of the US population obese and a cost to society in the billions, that's no longer "some subset of the population".

It's long past the point of "people with this issue should take responsibility".

If you enjoy weed, and I think that's fine if you do, you should be able to forsee a future where the weed industry in a capitalist system with few regulations ends up in the same position as the food industry: having created highly addictive and unhealthy products to the point of causing massive and lasting damage to society.

It would be better to smartly regulate early on and avoid the disaster and the predictable overreaction as a result. It is hard to smartly regulate. But worth the investment if you want to continue enjoying something.

And smart regulations don't require a nanny state as you implied. You can still choose to smoke cigarettes. But smoking has declined from 20.9% of adults in 2005 to 11.5% in 2021. Thanks in part to smart regulations and higher taxes.

At the very least we should be willing to tax harmful substances at the same rate at which they cost society.

That's not a nanny state. That's just fair. Why should I pay a part of your choice to smoke cigarettes?
By what metric? The numbers I've seen indicates the opposite, although against European peers. But I don't know how reliable the numbers are, as the real data is probably a trade secret. The differences were really small however, and you might be able to slice them differently for a different result.
Oh you're describing an experience and calling it reality....zzzz...

I get why your logic is so muddled.

Good luck!
Amazing! How can I deploy to Vercel, any instructions here? I want to use it for the home page of a new programming language ACPUL.
I'd be super-interested in buying this hardware. A few thoughts:

1) One of our (indoor, house) cats is always keen to escape, and as such currently wears a breakaway collar with an Airtag attached via a 3D-printed holder, which seemed the best available solution. He copes with that without a problem, so if this isn't too much bigger then I'm sure it would also be fine, and I'd definitely upgrade him to this hardware.

2) I know that this HN, and people love to be experts and poke at any available hole, but let's assume good intent and not go overboard on the 'dangerous collar' thing. I totally agree that the picture on the website is wrong, but it looks like a render, and as such has probably been farmed out to someone who doesn't know better. Stick this on a decent-quality breakaway collar and you should be fine. (Anecdata: of our two housecats, one will remove any breakaway collar within minutes; the other one doesn't care and his collar only comes off every few months if it gets caught during a cat-on-cat play-fight.)

3) Also agree that there's huge potential in this market for tracking many other things - proven by the success of the Airtag.
It does seem great, but the battery life seems a bit on the lower range. Three to seven days might be more appropriate for an amnesiac who also might be a bit confused with the nature of charging it.
You still need to either use a fully integrated dev/build system which allows it, or explicitly add the placeholders. The build process of course could add the actual numbers, but I don't think I've ever seen that happen outside of CMS content. (Specifically content, not even the theme / static stuff)
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Bribing implies an illegal act. Giving money in exchange for goods and services is completely normal: I don't bribe a restaurant for food. Exclusivity is just a way of competing for games, a sign of a good competitive market.

Kickstarter is kickstarter. Half of them probably don't fulfill all their promises. That's the risk you're taking, and why it's not a preorder.

Epic don't have gambling. They've even removed gambling from Rocket League after purchasing them too.
I'm in a bank tech division and the training is mostly just "here is what antitrust looks like, contact legal and compliance if you ever feel like this apply to you." My guess is that if you contact them, they'll tell you in person what not to write in emails.
Just because they maniacs and did bad things, should we name their private shames too?
Couldn't you have come up with a better name? It's way too close to vue.js and will cause massive confusion.
What if products' BOMs are not viable for 7 years? Parts go EOL all the time.
Alcohol addiction is not immediately obvious for many people.
If we boldly link market cap and individual net worth, then this is like someone with a net worth of $1m being fined 12 cents per day. From Meta's point of view, what makes this more than just an additional tax?
If I assume that remote work is as productive as in-office[0], then everyone in this position is now competing with worldwide [1] labour market.

Same applies to all office jobs.

Even to physical labour, if we have robot telepresence[2].

[0] IDK, might be?

[1] Or at least +/- a time zone or three.

[2] AI-on-the-edge robotics probably ends those things as human work opportunities.
Depends really. I am the entire ops team for a non-profit volunteer org, I host their services on the cloud specifically so when something fails I don't have to do anything. Would much rather have a cloud computing company's ops team working to fix the issue instead and we'll just pay our monthly dues.

The same can be said of many smaller companies where uptime can be maintained cheaper and more consistently by offloading ops work to a cloud computing company.
It's mostly change for the sake of change.
If you're not changing something, you're stuck.
We went full circle a couple times already in the last 30 years, because when you keep turning with no sense of direction, you might end up where you came from.
When I went down the rabbit hole of looking into pet trackers, the fact an iPhone needs to be nearby for AirTags to work is a problem to me, as well as the need for a SIM card in the tracker itself. I was thinking it could be nice to use a Zigbee type RF tranceiver as the range can be pretty fantastic [1] and they're very low power, and perhaps the base stations could forward messages they each received to each other to create a mesh across a neighbourhood to track far roaming cats. This wouldn't work for cats that go _really_ far (some can go several km in one day/night) but would for cats that only go a block or two. And the mesh could be used for any other item tracking needs too.

[1] https://lowpowerlab.com/forum/rf-range-antennas-rfm69-librar...
Suggest "invite them to live with you".
Do you have a link to any of these studies? It sounds interesting, but I couldn't find anything with my searches
part of the problem is that some people can't differentiate between disagreement and rejection.

and that's understandable. how do you show acceptance of someone if you disagree with their understanding of gender.

i don't know what your viewpoint is, or what you would disagree with, so i can't comment on the specifics. but talking with someone who has an opposing viewpoint can be difficult if i don' know that person and i can't trust that they will accept me and love me (in the "love thy neighbor" sense) even if they reject my understanding or belief
Inflation-adjusted iPhone 15 most affordable base model since 2007 original
Rice, the programming language created for young minds
I created a new programming language called Rice... and I've decided to open source it, I'd really appreciate some help!
Apple solves this problem for me entirely. No need to tag documents etc, just iCloud everything -> everything is searchable.
Synchronous replication exists to avoid more of the transactions committed problem.

Thing is DB work is all about tradeoffs, so you'll never be free of them.

As the parent explained, PostgreSQL actually lets you make a very good trade: you get full cached level performance but lose only a couple of transactions at most, instead of data corruption. If that's not ok for you, the leash can be tightened to lose nothing, but then your hardware had better keep up with your platform.
> Also, what's the point of a tracker if it's not on the cat?

Well, if your cat is one that tolerates a collar most of the time, he'll have the tracker on most of the time, which is better than no tracking at all. One of our cats tolerates a collar without any problem.
Personally, I find linear code more readable when I have context. The pizza example reads better linearly because is easy to figure out the context. But when I have no context (I enter a new code base) linear code is harder for me to reason about because at that point I’m just trying to understand how all the pieces fit together. At this point having everything stuffed in one place makes figuring out the higher level picture pretty difficult. I recently had to update a 1000+ lines of code function with very specific business rules that I had no context of. I’m sure for the developer writing it at that time it was easier to put everything in one big function, but it was pretty hard to figure out everything that was going on in there. I had to refactor it into a few smaller functions in order for me and the team to figure out what was actually going on and how we could fit the new business requirements into it.
The main reason I have a distaste for dependency injection is because of this, promotes separating code into multiple places and over-abstracting things, making code hard to follow. Most of the times it is not worth the trade-off.

Doing module mocking for unit tests instead of dependency injection in runtime code is almost always a better idea in my opinion. Dependency injection was invented for languages that can't do module mocking.
Two points

* functional style makes it easier to split stuff since you mostly transform immutable data

In the Article IO, State (side-effects) and Data transformation is mixed in both versions. That leads to unnecessary complexity. In that case worse if it hides in sub-functions. But separate it and the right version is better. (you can answer the question about idempotency easily now)

* Comments over blocks of code are harder to keep in sync with the code below, they require more discipline from all team members

So in theory they are nice, but you will never have them unless you enforce them through proper code reviews.
One company was fined for changing the password of and then accessing an ex-employee's email account when they left.

Have to think that's pretty widespread behaviour.

https://www.datatilsynet.no/en/news/2021/fined-for-accessing...
Care to share a few?
British TV ‘allowed monarchy to censor coverage of king’s coronation’
You dont have many options in FIPS land.
Yeah, it feels akin to claiming your obfuscated binary libraries and apps are open source because you happened to release the in-house-built compiler used to make them under a free license.
Its looks like Jetbrains is migrating to an N IDE's for N languages approach - bloat up memory and disk so they can be paid more.

No point in buying Intellij Ultimate and installing language plugins. As is clear from this post, the language plugins will no longer see new features.

Now you need to purchase and start the IDE's for Rust, Go, C++, Python, etc. So if you are working in multiple language projects, you need $$$ purchase power. And then 64 GB RAM and several terabytes of hard disk space.

What a mess.
Even indoor cats can escape.
Why'd you stop? what were your sources? could it be automated?
Post George Floyd, I know mainstream moderate Democrats now that call the constitution a “racist document.” For longer than that, mainstream democrats have dismissed federalism as merely a pretext for segregation. People will regularly argue against adhering to the original meaning or intent of the document “because the founders were slave holders.”

Ideologically, the fact that the constitution represents a compromise with slave holders has become increasingly intolerable for democrats. Anti-racism as a principle has become more important than rule of law or cultivating a shared respect for the fundamental law.
> someone created a reliable and easy to produce microwave, now anyone should be able to mass produce it, and sell it cheaper.

What part of this is not already the case for microwave ovens?
Gsmarena just wrote a "do not buy" recommendation. The pro they like. The plain 15 they feel is underpowered and overpriced and has usb2 speeds behind the usb-c where the pro goes 10gigabits.
It was still far too long.
It's not clear. His son seemed to be heading, at the time, for a middle-east style re-construction of the country. He essentially replaced his father but the revolution didn't let anything materialize as it happened shortly after that. He still has significant support: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/12/2/libya-court-reinsta...

> what is happening in lybia now?

Nothing much. But a big problem of lack of governance is that critical infrastructure (like dams) gets neglected.

> What’s the plan?

No plans.

> Protect the oil pipelines and just don’t look too close anymore?

Clearly doesn't work but no one wanted this situation except for some people located across the Atlantic.
There don't seem to be many silver bullets. This is good. I don't think it can be a good alternative in its current form, but it is a good start.
Exactly. If the EU and US hadn't stopped Gaddafi from killing his own people, the tragedy would also have been terrible. Worse than now? Better than now? Should they have known? It's impossible to say.
> especially beetles

Dang. I was just hoping maybe I could identify the beetles that come out and crawl around my floor around dusk.

I've been trying Seek on them, and when it identifies a species it says "Strawberry Seed Beetle", but that seems unlikely unless strawberry seed beetles are common household pests.
You are making an obtuse argument. You do realise pets are introduced species in many parts of the world, and actually end up being significant pests, right? Predatory pets like cats are especially destructive in most ecosystems, many small native species are vulnerable and end up being endangered, because they have not evolved a defence strategy against them. Places like Australia has a huge problem because of it.

Again, keep your cat indoors. Otherwise, you're part of the problem.
Coming in the same week as

> Anti-monarchy protester suing Met chief over coronation day arrest

> Exclusive: Republic’s Graham Smith seeking judicial review of lawfulness of arrest as well as damages

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/sep/12/anti-monarch...
They are totally legal in Brazil, you can buy and get it shipped to anywhere in the country, or the most common, just go to some farmland and pick them by yourself.
Indeed. How many centuries would Meta need to pay this fine before it starts to begin to hurt/be noticed I wonder.
It took a lot of Wikipedia reading, but I finally got to OFDMA[1], which apparently is used by my 4G phone to talk to the world. I had no idea it just kept spewing RF at all times. Though, it will be transmitting more or less signal depending on how many subchannels it is using.

There will be experiments with an RF sniffer later when I get to my friends repair shop.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonal_frequency-division_...
Thanks. Edited to replace "copies" with "fanfics".

However, my questions still remain just as strong.
The heavyside-function is integrable and differentiable?
i'm still playing the latest zelda.
I looked it up and that car has a 3.4 V6 engine with 280HP. Hardly a “normal” car, at least outside the US, this is entering sports car territory.
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you seen that meme about "are you a doctor, this person needs a doctor?" "yes. i'm a doctor. doctor of philosphy"

they reply "he's gonna die"

"we all are going to die"
> No one ever got busted for anti-trust violations by doing things that help support the competition.

Actually anti-trust training I have gone through mostly emphasizes that you should never ever help the competition or talk to them, because that sounds like forming an illegal oligopoly.
Again, you tell me. Units have no meaning without the context of what you're modeling.

I can model the average temperature of your pieces of metal as (20C+15C)/2=17.5C.
You can always use return values, and allow the caller to decide how to use them (e.g. caller may mutate other values).

Depending on use and language, this may be "expensive" (e.g. you could be allocating for and then copying some huge data structure only to pass it back where is is simply copied over the top of the input), but this is where discretion comes in and decisions are made on what is appropriate (i.e. is performance critical, or is correctness and maintainability more important?)
These are a little different. So these "dual licensed" products work like this:

You get a GPL version of the code, which is free and nobody can charge you for, ever.

If you want to use the software in a way that is not GPL compatible you can opt for the other, paid for, license.

This works in some cases, but in the case of Godot (assuming we were to do something like this) is the MIT license, which already gives you the rights to do whatever you want.

And even in the GPL case, if the other license terms became too odious you could simply switch to the GPL version, and not pay.
> They're burning almost $1 billion a year and they have no good solutions to this

Maybe they should have something to show for this $1B/year and take a cut of this $250B+ industry to cover the costs? They appear to have about %30 market share, so they need to capture less than %2 of the value created with their tool to break even and if they can't do that or they are providing tech for the less than average profitable part of the industry they should shift focus or reduce costs.

AFAIK it's only natural for businesses to go out of business if they can't capture more value than they consume.
Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it’s not the core functionality. If you don’t want a personalized feed why are you using Facebook in the first place? They don’t really do anything else.
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Ooops, I guess it's not possible to link NSFW Reddit content since there's a redirect. But you can Google Search the title and find the image yourself.
The author seems to misunderstand the new pricing model (as did many others; this is Unity's fault) [1]

The $0.20 is not retroactive, nor do you need to hope your users see 10 and impressions to cover a cost to the game developer -- you need to earn $200,000 _and_ have 200,000 installs. A free game would not be charged, and if you don't believe you can muster 10 ad impressions per user (to cover the unity install cost of $0.20), the base cost of the game can be increased by < $0.01 across your 200,000+ sales starting next year when the policy takes effect on new installs.

[1] https://twitter.com/unity/status/1702077049425596900
Context: P.T. Barnum, 1880

https://www.fourmilab.ch/etexts/www/barnum/moneygetting/mone...
you can split large linear function into smaller ones with this one simple trick:

function myFunction() {

/************************************
* Subsection 1
************************************/
// code

/************************************
* Subsection 2
************************************/
// code

/************************************
* Subsection 3
************************************/
// code
}

better than splitting into multiple function calls with a bunch of variable-to-parameter and return-type to variable renaming going on. Helps if your language allows you to limit some variable scopes, but usually I wouldn't bother
They would probably qualify under enterprise pricing of $0.01 or $0.02 on Pro. To release a game without Unity branding you also need at least 1 year of Pro subscription. They also would count more than 21M maybe e.g. multiple devices.

They also charge more at less scale and can't detect things like pirated installs, bypass Steam DRM, and you're still gonna hit the Unity servers. It's just checking device HWIDs.

But Marvel Snap is a card game and like many others has terrible monetisation, you can't keep up with card releases at all without paying. It's more like the pay to win games.
> It's specifically only trying to be a font for cockpit displays. On that front, there isn't really a context where I and l would be ambiguous in context.

So for example IATA and ICAO airport codes are not within the context of an airplane cockpit?

And the visual difference between "laa" and "Iaa" doesn't matter?

The first one is Lamar Municipal Airport, while the second one is Igarka Airport.
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Where are we on self winding | automatic wrist worn GPS tagging - something that only checks sat position every 15 minutes or so and only posts positions at a similar frequency should be achievable shouldn't it?

Self winding watches were a thing for quite some time.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_watch
Months of battery life with gps is impossible.

It is 20 hours in gps mode:

https://www.findmycat.io/docs/TrackerModes#summary

I have a Jiobit. It starts in ble mode and switches to gps when the cat exits a 30 m radius. It gets about 8 hours of fulll gps gsm battery life once it starts updating every 60 seconds. Normally it is 2 weeks battery life.

Note I take my cat out supervised in a large fenced in yard. He got away from me thrice over seven years. This is just a temporary safety feature now. He’s never ventured more than 100m during his getaways.