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A tiny selection of the relevant literature:

[1] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/(SICI)1099-0...

[2] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1046/j.1440-1754....

[3] https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12024-014-9600-5

[4] https://publications.aap.org/pediatrics/article/143/5/e20183...
To share the information. You'll see that the author of the question and the answer are the same person.

He probably decided that posting this info as a Q&A in SO would be more permanent than writing a blog post that would never be found by anyone.
Going in under-leveled but at the highest salary/total comp you qualify for could be beneficial. If its a large company that has a well known job title hierarchy you ideally want the maximum salary in the lowest job title in the hierarchy that has that salary in its range. Pretend your target salary is $100 (the numbers don't matter) and they have L1-L10 with L1 being the lowest and the ranges are:

* L2: $80-110

* L3: $90-120

* L4: $100-130

You would ideally want to go in as an L2 at $100 because then the silly game of corporate promotions works in your favor. Typically its easier for lower levels to get promoted and promotions usually have some bump % tied to them. If you enter at L4 you may find progressing into L5 or L6 takes much more political savvy, luck and time than actual merit. At some point most people, statistically speaking, will top out at a title and salary either because the pyramid nature of the hierarchy means its super selective to move up or because they have plateaued with skills, etc.
Funny enough, I do actually find that interesting. Certainly not fixing your broken project, but, definitely designing package managers in general!
A bit strange to see an article anbout this not mentioning Quintilian (ca. 35 - ca. 96), who wrote the most famous rhetoric textbook of Antiquity (if not of all time): "Institutio Oratoria". An English translation is for example vailable here: https://kairos.technorhetoric.net/stasis/2017/honeycutt/quin...
For anyone interested in the history of chronometers, I can recommend visiting the exhibition at Greenwich Observatory, as they have the collection of original Harrison's clocks, which lead to the development of the chronometer in it's modern form. The earlier H1/H2 clocks are awesome.

https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/topics/harrisons-clocks-longit...
Proposal to Rename the Milky Way Galaxy to “the Football Field”
I question whether it's wise to launch a new product before the supply chain issues which have plagued Raspberry Pi for years have been fully resolved.

Granted, the situation has improved slightly over the past few months. But you will still find Pi 4s out of stock more often than not.

The CEO said last year not to expect a Pi 5 in 2023, because they wanted to take the time to recover. Why the u-turn?

https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/21/23520400/raspberry-pi-5-...
Thanks for sharing. This translation reads much better to me.
For anyone looking for such a script, there's some CLIs that make it easy. One is `yq -o props` [1], another way is to use `yq -j` or `yj` [2] to convert to JSON and pipe it to `gron` [3].

[1] https://github.com/mikefarah/yq

[2] https://github.com/sclevine/yj

[3] https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron
OK, here's one example I could find: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=crabbone&next=365190...
This _does_ describe a specific class of ANTESACH (Absurd Nerd Tinkerer Enjoys Sensors And Cheap Hardware).

Thank you for the laugh.
As far as we know, there likely isn't any, at least not in a persistent large-volume amount. Antimatter particles are continually created by high-energy collisions of regular matter particles, but annihilate quickly. Cosmology speculates some miniscule imbalance in the ratio of baryons to antibaryons shortly after the Big Bang, the cause of which we don't know, is the only reason anything material exists in the modern universe at all. Most particles annihilated with their corresponding antiparticles, but there were somewhat more baryons that survived because no antibaryons remained to annihilate with, and those became all of the galactic structure we're familiar with, see, and are made of. No antimatter should have remained. More is always produced, but it annihilates well before having any opportunity to become macro-scale structure of its own.
My understanding is that this system is meant to be used at a small and distributed scale, not at an industrial scale like city-level desalination plants. In that case, it shouldn't be a big issue.
Yes, in that they don't allow unfettered access to the internet outside their borders. As a soverign nation who cares for their citizens' state of mind as well as physical security, why would you not do this in addition to defending your border?
Successful open source follows the freemium model.
Yes, the switch of context at the ‘Profit not usage is the measure of success’ heading, from talking about open source tools to open source businesses was so abrupt it gave me whiplash. I went back and reread the first paragraphs to check I hadn’t missed some words.
You will often have to polish the users’ half-baked metrics. Even large orgs with teams of business analysts will leave gaps not uncovered till part way through build.
> except the traffic first goes through Cloudflare before exiting via Apple / Akamai servers

Correction: The traffic in fact is proxied via Apple-administered servers onto Cloudflare as exit.
i just found out in this thread that you can use |& instead for newer bash/zsh versions, which is so much better than trying to remember 2>&1.
As far as I am aware, it is time at the hospital. So they can sleep a bit, but it is not much.

These are smart people, they do not want it to change. Their income would decrease if more people were trained/brought in. Have a lot of physician friends, it's awful and they complain, but are worried about wages. They do not want to make less.

A big part is the expense of undergrad+med school+low residency wages+most grew up upper-middle class and have big expectations. They're very worried about losing ground wage-wise. which is fair in my opinion...they have a de facto union/guild (like most smart people who earn a wage try to do).
The FTC is arguing that Amazon is actually raising prices, so no, consumers don't win.

You don't need to have lower prices long term if you control the market.
NASA's First Ever Asteroid Sample Return Mission Successfully Lands in Utah
You have the freedom to be outside and also record everything you perceive.

You can't deny others that freedom and expect to attain it yourself, too.

That you don't exercise that right is immaterial and has no bearing on whether I should be able to freely exercise that right as well.
That's right, it's usually been theorized that gravity would affect antimatter the same way as regular matter, but it's been hard to confirm as it's a serious challenge to obtain a significant mass of antimatter
Alt link: https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/osiris-rex-sample-return-...
Not racist. The OP's reference is not to Vietnam the nation but Vietnam the war. It alludes to a classic quotation from The Big Lebowski.
Do you ( or anyone else ) have an idea about how to deal with that? Not just on a group level but also on an individual one?

The willful ignorance of the dissonance between proclaimed intention and consequences is one of the scariest phenomenons i have experienced and its among proper mob mentality turning in a charged violence prone environment.

Being a bit of a smartass (OFCOURSE just as a teen :) i prodded a bit when some family friend got into some superficial moral signaling about the evils of child labor. I asked how exactly the alternative looks without social safety nets in the relevant regions. Being convinced of having the moral high ground an emotional fever set in and it went as far as a "Well maybe then they should all starve!". Pretty sure i saw the realization of what i just goaded out and if hateful stares could kill i would have been a goner. It has been almost two decades now and the relationship has never recovered. I know some seriously scary people but this is up there.

edit: Sorry for the late edits, was hard to read.
If you deal with the platform side of things with the popular products your life is YAML.

Kubernetes definitions, Helm, Ansible, a lot of popular CI tools use it.
REAPER has unsurpassed scripting and extension, every other DAW looks like a joke in comparison.
Yeah I've been there personally too. But why aren't we complaining about the vendor then?

I find it weird that we love to complain about the YAML format instead of the projects that chose it. Given some of the emotions I saw in other responses in this thread, it looks more like a venting exercise.

Which is fine, I guess. I was simply curious on why suddenly it got propped up again.
It may be that whatever is currently bottlenecking RPi4 production isn't relevant to RPi5.
"At this point, Docker has become so deeply entrenched in our workflows, in order to remove it we need to format the planet, become fish, and try this evolution business again."
I think everyone is giving musk to much credit. Here's a dude who lies through his teeth from his credentials to what companies and products he represents can deliver.

The dude isn't smart the dude is a grifter born to money. The only thing musk is a great example of, is the fact inheritance tax is way to damn low.
It's indeed a big statement coming from the original ideas taken from an ancient language and by some anonymous monk's recounting of the facts.

The whole thing is fascinating to me.
Minimal and liberal is a good thing, it resonates with the greater Go mindset imo; that said, if I were to add anything, it's maybe link people to architecture ideas like Clean Architecture, which is often recommended in the community to structure larger projects.
For those of you, like myself, who only know about antimatter from science fiction and space opera, here's the key statement:

Here we show that antihydrogen atoms, released from magnetic confinement in the ALPHA-g apparatus, behave in a way consistent with gravitational attraction to the Earth. Repulsive ‘antigravity’ is ruled out in this case.

Not being a physicist, I am somewhat saddened by this :'-)
Why don’t you get a svalboard.com then? (It’s a commercialized next gen of lalboard)
Simply, unprocessed food and drinking plain water (not pure as in distilled but with sufficient electrolytes in it).

But the greatest impact would be lifestyle changes in general. You cannot just diet your way out of a heart disease.

Well, maybe this population [0] of subsistence farmers will give you a hint.

In the modern world it is an uphill battle. And there are some people with hypocholesterolemia [1] who will have arteries in near pristine condition despite living a modern (unhealthy) lifestyle.

There are two broad strategies here which can be combined:

(1) Adhering to (strict) rules which will consume your resource of willpower. A very effective one: Don't drink sugary drinks. An unconvenient one for most people: Don't eat out.

(2) Modifying your modern environment to such an extent that it resemble choices humans made before the modern lifestyle i.e. a lot of physical activity, offline times, no processed food, being outdoors (e.g. a garden). To reap the benefits from both a modern lifestyle and a lifestyle we are evolutionary adapted to, this of course will cost you money in a crowded city and (unpaid) time you would otherwise use for earning money.

[0]https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...

[1]https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/B97803...
epic project, one of my fav DAWs already supported too. So damn happy to see this. Hope Renoise will pick it up too though that one moves a lil slow :P maybe someday! just wanted to say thanks. this is needed sooo much!
The residency system is going to have significant competition regardless of the amount of slight increase in artificial competition that you remove; high levels of natural competition will remain.
Apple began as people making home computers in their garages, so they could have computers. How on earth can you, on Hacker News, not understand the compelling allure of having a computer in your home in an era where that was just about unthinkable?

There's a lot of homo economicus in this Hacker News comments section. It's genuinely weird and unsettling, though I guess it stands to reason that here's where you'd see 'em. We're talking human paperclip maximizers, just generalized to 'profit'. Open source and free software are kind of kryptonite to this mindset, an active danger, therefore you're seeing a lot of pushback.

Wealth is for DOING STUFF.

Open Source maximizes DOING STUFF, not 'profit'. It can actually reduce the amount of profit in the world, through decentralizing power and undermining the ability to engage in profit-taking and the cornering of markets.

It is frequently engaged in by people who have reasonable amounts of wealth in their own right and have turned their attention to doing stuff rather than amassing more wealth the most efficient way they can. Sometimes, open source amounts to doing stuff in the most efficient way you can, directly competing with anybody who's stuck having to also make profit while doing stuff.

This is just reality.
I started a company about this. We did OK. You can learn more in my profile. Happy to help if you think it's useful.
Don’t know about the exact inverse. But disease X could be improved while disease Y risk rises. It’s curious that both studies are about cardiac health. Maybe there’s different types of FAO, or FAO is desirable in some cell types but not in others.
You mis-read. I think a government has a responsibility to limit who can influence what I (and those around me) decide to do/say/think, whether that's through maintaining a physical border, implementing domestic law and order, or limiting remote access. After all, I don't want to live in a country where significant numbers of my fellow citizens have been unduly influenced by external propaganda and misinformation.
This is lovely, I didn't know. I guess this is what Kuhn was talking about, we write history in retrospective, sorting it out preferring narrative over fact.
++ I wear prescription Ray-Ban Wayfarers and they're highly durable and the lenses are pretty good quality. I use them out gardening and when working in the yard. In general I only wear Ray Bans because they're a pretty consistent quality, durable, very lightweight, and never pinch my nose.
Could just be one of those things where people have grumbled about something for a while, and when there's a sudden outcry that goes viral, brings the scale of the discontent into sharp relief.
“Raspberry Pi Active Cooler”

Id like a low power model too please. Also a m.2 slot, even sata would be much better than the sd cards.
I had a completely different experience (maybe I'm a perfectionist or just NOT smart enough). Wrapping my head around futures and the slightly different async/await approach was hard. The component tree had some specific differences and of course I did not know which libraries to take...

Well, maybe it is just my personal problem and should not prevent others from using it.
Could also disable certain keys on victims keyboard. Did that in the office a bunch was hilarious watching co workers who had no idea what was going on. Perfect for a Monday morning.
This is just macho bravado, and it can be fun, but definitely not the most efficient use of time for someone.

If you have access, why would you debug machine code without using the reference manuals for a particular processor and OS and whatever else you're dealing with? You could spend hours chasing a "impossible" problem that could be easily be found in the errata for a giving stepping.
eBay. I've picked up thin clients for $50 which take 16G RAM and M.2 SSD.
I worked in Berlin for four months and never once bought a train ticket. There were no fair gates. No one else seemed to be buying tickets so I did not buy tickets. Never once was stopped or questioned, and it was the best public transit system I've ever seen. No public transit system in America can hold a candle to how clean, quiet, and orderly Berlin's public transit system is.
I don't know why people would select a RPi for something that needed raw CPU speed, but the new IO chip is a winner for me. The IO has sucked on all Raspberry Pis to date. I tried to use a Pi 4 connected to a USB3 HDD as a wireless NAS and it was abysmally slow, despite the CPU never breaking a sweat.
Totally agree. Speaking from the western perspective, it's short and poetic, and it introduces concepts that people aren't familiar with in a brief and accessible way. I don't think anyone in the west is becoming a Taoist in any meaningful sense because of it.
Presumably due to higher taxes on sold goods in the UK?
my attempts at modern examples, assuming I understand this...

Ah, you've already failed the diet, for I see a donut in your future!

The cat has knocked over the vase, even though it sits there innocently. Just you wait, its paw is twitching!

You've already laughed at my joke, you just don't know it yet. Get ready to chuckle.

The socks are lost, the moment you buy them.

EDIT: hmmm it seems a lot more profound in the Biblical examples
Write a blog post then about this! I can tell you it is hardly a solved problem.
Are you sure that wasn’t the train from earlier leaving late?
"we'd definitely know about it".

Yes, but extremely hard is not the same as impossible. How many security 'bugs' can we be sure were unintentional?

This is not just semantics. Complacency can come from over-confidence.
Low-level, DMA on PCIe stuff like GPUdirect and StorageDirect is a (limited, low-level, frustrating) form of disaggregated computing, if you think of DMA engines as tiny specific cores (and FPGA people have been using the PCIe bus and crazy 'DMAs' for this kind of stuff for a long time now).

On the high end you got your GPUs and accelerators, and recently all kinds of combinations of NIC, CPUs and GPUs, and on the extreme of the spectrum some of them also have ultra high bandwidth interconnect (mostly nvlink) that make the whole concept of disaggregated computing (in one host) more than viable and exciting.

It's just a big pain right now to program, synchronize, schedule all these async units and their async transfers, all that in a somewhat portable way.
All the water we take out of the ocean ends up back there after a while, as part of the water cycle, we just borrow it for a bit.
But first we must pay penitence with dumbed down Java 1.4, also known as Golang.
well technically it says "a" trilobite, so it's not entirely lying, it is indeed "a" trilobite
> Why didn't EU261 apply to your flights?

For the strike situation they are considered extraordinary circumstances and have a specific carveout that releases the company from the responsibility.

For the regular cancelled flights, I have a long trail of evidence where with Lufthansa call center we got to the point of agreeing on the refund and providing the banking details, and then they went silent. Had to go to one of the companies helpfully doing the same for just 30% commission.

Again, the strongest evidence that it's difficult to recover money from Lufthansa (airlines in general) is that there's a whole cottage industry of companies who exclusively deal with this. No customer would agree to pay 30+% recovery fee if the airlines were forthcoming with fulfilling their legal obligations.
Yeah, I think his point is just to argue against scientific supremacy. Using different terms for the scientific and perceptual aspects of time would be one way of meeting his goal.
If that fact is so well known can you point to an unambiguous well-known trial which demonstrates its truth?
very interesting to see that they did not talk much about specs besides "oh we got the latest chip" and "our screen and lens are better".

standalone vr has its own place, but for enthusiasts, and even some of their own demos, are using the headset with a pc. i would like to know more about what they did to improve that experience.

a faster usb-c throughput is a must, so would be improvements with wifi performance. since none of them were mentioned, i am afraid we will be stuck at the same limitations with quest 2 despite working with "better" hardware.

rumour mill is talking about a valve contender soon tm (or at least a new headset), which if close in price, might be better suited for many who are ok with cables.
No, Facebook.
The salty sea water could even become the water to flush your toilet with as one use for the waste?!
I agree with the above, the scale of the proposed system shouldn't lead to sealife issues.
Display and joystick goes on the PCB anyway. Just use what works. Bigger problem is BlackBerry, or anyone to be in their position, won't like that being done at scale.
> The main lesson Google appears to have learned from the Microsoft antitrust case from the 1990s is that media scrutiny and bad headlines can sink a corporate defendant’s reputation, if not its case.

I tend to agree with this though, and this reason isn't disgusting. What am I missing?
Both I run JetBrains IDEs on both to do c++, rust, and .net work. One device is for work and one for personal.

https://www.khadas.com/edge2

https://www.amazon.com/Orange-Pi-Computer-Frequency-Android/...
The case for doing (almost) nothing about climate change