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Huh I see that... We get the Australian Breville brand in North America, and while we don't get their full product offering, it's a lot better than what I see on the Sage website.

Domestic brands over here aren't even trying. Build quality is subpar on everything manufactured on the continent, but thankfully designs are pretty simple and parts are readily available.

Our only choice on larger appliances is basically Miele at 2-4x the European MSRP to get anything remotely reliable. Even then the Miele@Home stuff is nothing but a nightmare so far.
> If you go that route, people will game it by dividing it among family

That's okay, because it is solving the problem

Either,

A) the family member had another primary residence that they're vacating to make this their primary residence, thus freeing up the old property for someone to buy, or

B) the family member didn't already have a home, and the number of people with a home increases by 1, which is what we're trying to do in the first place
Why must I be entering middle age when the pendulum is swinging towards prudery? This headline feels part of a larger trend towards boorish sobriety.

I'm gonna be 70 before we get free love again :(
"Everyone wants to be fuck-able but no one wants to fuck" something something from putanumonit
Forgot to add - we are both churches and the artwork is all divinely inspired artifacts.
The difference is the ability to command an army of robots and not having to rely on humans with free with that can turn against you. The (increasingly) mass surveillance society we have combined with robot armies that can police you, enforce whatever rules they want, and oppress you will be imo an unstoppable force. Especially when combined with misinformation controlling the narrative and making half the population thinking there's nothing wrong with any of it.
Investors don't pay taxes on real estate

They pass these costs directly to the renter

The occupants pay real estate taxes
This is objectively the opposite of the truth. There is way more soft core porn in the average tv show or movie than was even allowed in the 80s
Scientists uncover Zealandia: The lost continent beneath the waves
"In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have unveiled Zealandia, a long-lost continent submerged beneath the ocean's surface for 375 years."
> because it's aware

er no it's not
Everything you say can be applied to the history of humans on the Earth’s moon. 50 years later you’ve been proven wrong. Robots are better and cheaper at space exploration and humans being in the loop have only made things more expensive and more risky. The failures of human space adventures have made things much harder on space budgets. See also the Shuttle program, after Apollo.
Well, there are a bunch of such XFELs around (not sure if China has any yet), but they're research, not for production applications. That's how we can know they're such bright sources, how big they tend to be, how expensive they are to build, etc.
> but their range of activity is extremely limited.

Not when I compare it with the range of activities a human can do on Mars.
Generally, they have special computers that basically self-destruct when tampered with, that handle transferring key material. It's in the Apple design docs if you read them.

Apple really tries to get this right. Some countries(like China) require the computers to physically live in the country, so there could be special implementation details that alleviate some of those security guarantees, but we don't really know.

Of course, if you live in China and rely on any vendor that operates in China to protect you from the Chinese govt, you probably are wrong.
We have years of experience with both short and long-term missions in zero or micro gravity but we know a lot less about how low gravity affects the human body. We can hope that it is beneficial but what we actually need is a way to study it.
Could be the relay for collapsing probabilities from some external source of larger probabilities.
Netcraft confirms it: I, for one, welcome our Hacker News overlord, CmdrTaco who sometimes dwelves in these part of the interweb. He's got a beowulf cluster of hot grits that Nathalie Portman would approve of. ;)
Is this now worse or better? It seems like there were tons on 1970s films that had a sex subplot awkwardly crammed in. For example, the ridiculous and seemingly endless sex scene in "Three Days of the Condor", an otherwise fairly tight 1974 spy film.
Right, GPT-4 explained that much about shuffling. I am trying to do all the interaction with MPSC channels but was still running into issues.

I think I have a lot of good advice to go try now. Thanks.
Different eras of Dr Who (more dependent on showrunner than which actor is playing the Doctor) have different qualities of story, which was the first part of the praise, before the “despite having no sex scenes whatsoever.”
I would say though that us Millenials are complete hypocrites who binged on the absolute worst kinds of content (MTV reality/dating shows) in our teens and twenties and now want to police the hell out of everything.
Ousted eLife editor on being fired in wake of Israel-Hamas remarks
Sure, but none of that surprise warrants accusing the writer of anything like you did. It's not an article about the space program. It mentions the relevance to the space program and links to more information about it.
I did as well and started running it in a vm. It is so nice to just make a snapshot, update and revert if it breaks.
He wasn’t unknown. Loser Baby was giant hit. Moore says so at the very start of the interview.
Vanguard has been guilty of this as well. Its recent site redesign has been all over the place, and sometimes leaning heavily toward folks using its phone app (not that its phone app is very user friendly either; for example, checking what orders one has placed by account is impossible). It used to be that the website has a table view that shows almost everything I need to know about my holdings. Now, it takes a few clicks to find that info and even then, the layout is so sparse (mobile optimized) and hard to read.

Maybe I'm getting really old and just like to complain about this because I'm not very much used to this phone-oriented UIs.
Are you saying that poor people could not have under-estimated inflation relative to their (very real) income gains and acquired debt that they could not, as it turns out, pay for? The point is that uncertainty increased, and many people made the wrong bet, e.g. your hourly wage went from $10 to $15, a 50% increase. You buy a car (yes, even poor people buy cars), but the used car market spiked in price, and the interest rates too, and besides, everything just got more expensive. And so, it turns out that your wage increase feels more like a $2/hr increase instead of a $5/hr increase, and you're stuck trying to pay off more car than you can actually afford.

Yes, I am fortunate enough to earn a middle-class income for my family. I grew up poor in a poor neighborhood with a lot of crime. Sometimes you can climb the ladder.
Bring back obscenity laws
> Ureteroscopy is another minimally invasive way to treat stones but often requires a temporary stent, which can be quite uncomfortable.

"The ways we have to currently treat stones have some downsides," he said. "Most involve anesthesia."

In contrast to the shock waves used in ESWL, the BWL procedure uses "short harmonic bursts" of ultrasound energy, potentially enabling the stones to be broken up in a shorter procedure without the need for sedation or anesthesia. Pre-clinical studies supported the effectiveness of BWL in breaking experimental stones of varying size and composition, the study noted.
You own this. AWS Outpost is leased and you still also pay for the resource usage on top of the outpost unit itself. And this would not be integrated with your AWS account.
Just because you put it in production does not mean it's production ready.
> One thing I don't get is the target market. Who is it?

Fortune 1000, government. Large organizations that want to own their own hardware, yet want the cloud experience for deploying their software to it. First two customers to have received racks are Idaho National Lab, a Department of Energy laboratory, and a global finances firm. I think that gives a characterization to at least part of the market.

> They won't do this for me?

You are correct that they will do that for you. There are big differences though. From a hardware level, the largest one is that what you'll get in that case are individual 1U servers, in a rack, built from a bunch of reference designs, pieced together from various different organizations. We designed this as a whole rack. From scratch. This has a number of benefits, like for example, we use 80mm fans, at a very low RPM. Our fans draw less power and operate more quietly than the usual fans you'd get in that case. (I know you said people don't care about noise, and it's true that it's not a feature of the product to sell, just an interesting aspect of the design process: we didn't set out to make the rack quiet, it just is, thanks to other decisions that are more meaningful, like cooling efficiently) On the software side, we have written an enormous amount of software from scratch, designed for this specific hardware. Including a control plane, so you can think of the whole rack as a pool of resources, not as individual servers you manage yourself. And since we have done all of this in-house, we can take responsibility for the full quality of the product. If you have a firmware bug, it's not "oh sorry, we'll file a ticket with our firmware vendor and let you know when that's sorted," we will fix it ourselves. Everything is integrated and works together, because we built it for purpose that way, not because we installed a bunch of things from different organizations, ran some test, and said "looks good to me."
On Netflix (probably other platforms too, but definitely on the latest Netflix shows) just about every episode about high school students is about sex. Shows like “Sex Education” beat kids over the head that sex is almost a requirement and there are some definite Weinstein vibes about how obsessed older producers and directors seem so insistent on having minors talk about anal and other sexual topics under the guise of “wow we are so progressive, look how open and free these 15 year olds talk about sex”

I think it’s great to have open communication but at a certain point it seems like perverted old men getting off to making young actors and actresses obsess over sex and tell other other young people that is the behavior to follow.
I wouldn't mind the sex in TV and Movies if it wasn't so BAD. Then they wedge it into the plot with zero relationship to the story. It's like "Oh we're learning magic? Oh two fit people are having vanilla sex... More learning magic okay I guess?"

In addition, the number of blatant rape scenes are just so depressing.
You were swayed by a hypothetical and a 19th century doctrine? I'm sorry to hear that, but it doesn't absolve Russia of responsibility for invading a sovereign country.
California loses substantial tax revenue due to the issue. No city wants local growth (prisoners dilemma), but the state sure does and it is the decider.
I’d prefer less violence. It’s crazy that showing one breast will immediately make something pg13, but showing guns, people dying and all sorts of violence is considered appropriate for all ages
> This seems like a weak survey that they are trying to turn into a Social Trend.

I tend to lean towards this whenever I see an [insert generation] [insert social trend] article.
In fact I would expect renovation to accelerate because of high rates. Anecdotally many of our friends are much more interested in renovating the home they’re in rather than give up a low mortgage rate in exchange for a higher one on a more expensive home.
Almost sounds like yet another EEE tactic.
European messianic dreams is an interesting way to describe three religions that all originated and were exported from from this general region, not in Europe.
> that didn't stop them pivoting into one when they realized that Google was making more money from Windows users than they were.

That's the thing, Microsoft was making peanuts from Windows users, especially after they started offering upgrades for free. Microsoft sells Windows licenses at a discount to OEMs, and OEMs sell the laptops where the real money is made.

Apple doesn't have this problem. They make a buttload of money from macOS users because they sold the (very expensive) hardware it runs on. Apple's incentive is to keep those users happy, so they keep buying $1200-$4000 laptops every few years. Sacrificing $100-$200 worth of data/ad revenue to keep those big purchases coming makes sense. It's why when you set up a new mac, you aren't bombarded with ads for candy crush.
NDT* does an excellent job explaining this every time he gets a chance to do so. One of my favorite quotes is him saying something to the affect of "take a look at the pioneers of space exploration. Note down their age. Notice a trend? They all grew up during the apollo programs! Why? Because sending a human to the moon was exciting. How many people do you see today with posters of the rockets that carried Perseverance or the rover itself versus Apollo or even the Shuttle? We must put people in space, not because the science demands it, but because of the impact it will have on society."

Sending humans to Mars isn't about exploring Mars. It's about the impact this would have on society as a whole. Suddenly, there's another planet out there that we care about and focus on. Perhaps wars on earth seem just that much more petty? At a minimum, it will likely inspire a whole new generation to explore the cosmos.

* Neil has his flaws, I get it, but I've sort of come 360 on him. His exuberance is contagious and as ambassador for space exploration, his approach does have a certain "public resonance" to it that I've not seen from others even if he tends to embellish things...
In the middle of the ARPANET map at the beginning, there's a node right in the middle called "SCOTT". I tried Googling for what this node was and didn't come up with much. Why was the node called Scott? Was it run by a guy named Scott? Or is that an acronym for some institution?

If it's a person, how and why did Scott have a PDP-11?
Climate change has pushed Earth into 'uncharted territory'
ENOUGH with these idiotic labels. We have numbers that can be used to identify age groups.
Your business model is not the only one in existence.
It was dark already. We did a lot of grass-searching with flashlights - but the phone was on top of the ATV, in a tough-to-spot location (by the handlebar or something, between some cables).
Tesla only just recently opened the ability to be an official oauth application, so all apps before now either required storing username+password or the long-lived token it sends back once you authenticate.
His network of cronies very much is, from Rebekah Brooks to Piers Morgan. They still pull in the same direction.
I would prefer that Apple pop up a list of all search engines and let users choose.
If Google didn't pay Microsoft would, we know this since Microsoft has already talked about it with Apple. Apple is the one selling this, if Google didn't buy someone else would, so stopping Google from buying wouldn't change anything except now default search would be Bing on iphones.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-09-28/microsoft...
No video. Less running time than many podcasts. Lame.
shrug one arm of alphabet pushes through changes to Chrome without standards consensus, another arm of alphabet makes a poor bet on it.
The majority of Americans are the richest most privileged people on the planet.
> GDP growth fueled by deficit spending is still legit GDP growth

That feels like a super bold claim that needs a lot of justification. Sorry I won’t just go with the hokey household metaphor.
Dark mode requires visual content rich sites to have two sets of assets. Example would be a marketing chart with a white background needs to have a corresponding asset with a black background with different color text and bars.
Company where I work at is evaluating Pensando DPUs and they are very powerful.
You are clearly misinformed because none of the things you listed are actually different for founders and first employees in an early stage company. Especially pricing…like what? It’s also common to have employee-like vesting for founders these days and investors check for it in dd.

Edit: i just remembered that sometimes (rarely) founders are issued “founders preferred” stock which is not actually preferred - just a type of common stock. You can read up on details here - https://mercury.com/blog/podcasts/series-tea/john-bautista
Most families have at least two people, so husband house and wife house is completely possible. You don't say anything about residing in it.

Anyways, this is a well studied problem in China where they tried this, and almost everyone successfully gamed the system that it was a no-op.
Can you elaborate on Morita's coding style?
There were only one or two iPhones among the 12+ people party we were - and this specific phone was an Android one.
Do you even remember 2008? If this is a bad economy for you, imagine actually entering a recession and you lose your job + house.
Show HN: Wasmrepl – A REPL for WebAssembly
A list of endangered species. Long live the forum.
oh man, goosebumps just reading the handler
Sex in movies and TV is so banal and boring and pointless. No one has wanted to watch that since they first got to explore it in the 70s, because they tapped out the possibilities then.

Go watch "Barbarella" and "Flesh Gordon" and tell me there's a less cringe, more worthy depiction of sex in a video form made since then.

It always been morality play crap. the fevered imaginings of what personal intimacy should be, sourced from celibates, perverts, and anybody besides normal people with normal doubts.
Not just code base, but that's a big part.

But also processes -- a big one if you're in a large org -- subject matter, even simple stuff like getting a laptop setup and getting AD groups set up correctly for all roles and accesses can take a long time. I've been at multiple multinationals/F500s and it often took 3 months just to get me into things (part of that also being we don't give sudo/admin to the newly hired).

I've known PMs from aviation work that aren't deeply technical but know TONS about how to drive projects in that sector, who to contact, what's a priority, and that's not something you can easily put into a udemy course the way you can SAP or NodeJS.
It's very expensive hardware. I think they are trying to bring TCO down on the operation side with better control plane. I work in hyperconverged systems and it's a bunch of tradeoffs. Nothing I've configured has approached $500k so their control plane and OS has to make a really good show of why this 2x expensive cabinet is better than rack and stack Dell.
Just curious, were you also criticizing over-representation back when it was 99% straight white relationships? Or did that feel normal?
Even the animated shows like Big Mouth...
A directed gamma ray burst could affect the solar system: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLykC1VN7NY A nuclear powered bunker seems much more pragmatic than generation ship(s) to another star system to survive one.
In the long run an overheated planet Venus style is much harder to deal with than a cold, nearly airless one. Anything that triggered mass plant death and decomposition could do.
Next Generation Lighter Than Air Specs and Visualization
This is often true. But some times the older programmers can't adapt to the new technology and we get technical disasters like the newer Pokemon games.
I'll try to explain, not in the spirit of being argumentative, but with the hope of being useful.

The comment you replied to was not questioning the value of integrated cabling. It was pointing out that the product description on the site does not make sense.

"Cloud computer" sounds like a server you rent from AWS. It's kind of like calling Rust "cloud compiler."

If you choose to use words that your audience doesn't understand, or even worse understands to mean the opposite of what you want them to mean, it's a good idea to explain these words immediately using conventional words with conventional meaning. The comments by throw0101a did that.

The product seems really cool, but there is no way I would've understood what it was from the website.
> every romance plot on TV now has to demonstrate a high degree of intersectionality

It's not hard for people to begin noticing how unrealistic many stories end up becoming. It's shoddy writing and story-telling and the artificial nature takes you out of the world that's been created.

> A Milestone: All Of The Walking Dead's Relationships Are Now Interracial Or LGBT

https://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2018/11/14/a-milesto...
This can easily be fixed by changing policy with allows for the building more homes. The demand is there we're just not able to meet it

A big part of this is more lower skill workers in construction. Controlled immigration would be a great start.
I just bought an android, there was no default search on it and playstore works. As I booted it up it asked me what search engine I wanted, Google wasn't on top or preselected.

So yes, phone manufacturers have a choice here, they don't have to make Google the default.
Youre kidding yourself if you think the average worker in Japan has much say in the company, or how those companies direct the state

they're conservative, in the sense they don't like change, but that ain't nothin to do w/ Karl M
Never adds anything to the story and makes watching shows and movies as a family extremely difficult. It's not even edgy anymore, who are they trying to appeal to? Probably because Hollywood is ran by Harvey Weinstein creeps and they like it.

We got sick of it and simply use VidAngel to filter it out, some of the best tech that's come out to solve this issue. Fully configurable with filtering of both audio and closed captions.
Maybe gen z thinks they want less sex in TV and movies, and in reality they (and not only) want a better screenwriting?
> And that website does nothing. It’s just text, and it has one image

Which is pretty much what 99% of websites need to be able to display. That includes many sub-sections of web applications.

> Now try to do the same thing with a complex app like your bank’s website

Fun story, my bank has a website that works great on both my phone and my PC. On the one I can navigate it fully with one thumb, on the other it is information-dense and respects that I have a high precision pointing device available. They also offer different Apps for Phone and Desktop.
MPL even, that should satisfy about anyone who'd want to contribute.
Really? On every team I've worked since the media query and bootstrap days, it's been normal to have a mobile, tablet, and desktop version at least. Tiny phone and ultrawide were bonuses, but having at least the basic three meant a somewhat usable experience for everyone.

These days it's even easier with MUI and similar UI libs that have responsive components built-in. Tailwind also makes it very easy to build your own.
Agreed. We were surprised at my mom's cable bill when she died, no one should pay that much for cable. I don't like trying to cancel every year either.

I'm happy with T-mobile and Century link, both offer for life monthly plan pricing. I don't have to worry about yearly shenanigans with either. Now I just have to worry about Netflix and Disney jacking up their rates.
The difference is that with a yearly new version you can evaluate how much money you have available and if the changes are worth it or if you can keep using the old version. With a subscription version the vendor has less incentive to keep improving.
Multi-column layouts only work if there's no vertical scrolling, or at least if the layout reflows so that there's no need to keep scrolling down & up & down to read each page of content.
Same… the violence in modern tv is really off putting and usually contributes nothing to the plot