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They never "pushed towards natural gas" and nuclear was killed by the Merkel Government while also stopping all renewable expansion for 16 years.

Nuclear has been replaced many years ago by renewables in Germany. Stop spreading Michael Shillenbergers propaganda.

Germany doesn't need nuclear the same way they don't need Russian gas anymore. You should all cheer for the Greens and for their foresight towards the end of the 90s when they pushed for renewables. Germany would still be struggling without them and Putin's gas if it hadn't been for their push for renewables.
The thing that lowers childbirths is education of women, in particular education about birth control. That plus economic opportunities for women.

Nothing to do with consumerist media, just letting women know how to prevent 5th child.
See also Nikah mut'ah and its history

> This was primarily used by those who could not stay at home with their wife and traveled a lot. For example, a traveling merchant might arrive at a town and stay for a few months, in that period he may marry a divorced widow, and they would take care of each other. When he has to leave to the next town, the marriage is over, and he might sign a mut'ah contract at his next place.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikah_mut%27ah
Even if the cars had a "I'm currently deciding" indicator it would be a major improvement. My only issue with these sorts of anti-socialized services is not being able to promptly and easily sue for remedy. Maybe a blood price on a few mid-level managers (or possibly higher depending on the situation) if the service ends up killing people. That would put my heart at mind in the marketplace of the future.
Seems like new series of Better call Saul
Yes, the demonstrated intent to hook people on drugs on the behalf of pharmaceutical cartels is among the many private-equity-driven nightmares of the healthcare "system" in the US, designed at every turn to extract as much profit as possible from people who have no negotiating power while immiserating and impoverishing them
While we are on the subject: what does chatgpt use for the typing effect they have?

I know a stream of diffs comes in, but I think the animation is smoothened by something.
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It's funny when people on here get salty about posts roasting men given that there are probably like 3-4 people who qualify as real men on here
Didn't the Wendy's Twitter account do that. Then the copy cat's were a little to try hard. Maybe I'm mis remembering.
Basically, an epicurian proposition:

"Epicurus asserted that philosophy's purpose is to attain as well as to help others attain happy (eudaimonic), tranquil lives characterized by ataraxia (peace and freedom from fear) and aponia (the absence of pain). He advocated that people were best able to pursue philosophy by living a self-sufficient life surrounded by friends." [0]

"Epicurus distinguishes between three types of desires: natural and necessary, natural but unnecessary, and vain and empty. Natural and necessary desires include the desires for food and shelter. These are easy to satisfy, difficult to eliminate, bring pleasure when satisfied, and are naturally limited. Going beyond these limits produces unnecessary desires, such as the desire for luxury foods. Although food is necessary, luxury food is not necessary. Correspondingly, Epicurus advocates a life of hedonistic moderation by reducing desire, thus eliminating the unhappiness caused by unfulfilled desires. Vain desires include desires for power, wealth, and fame. These are difficult to satisfy because no matter how much one gets, one can always want more. These desires are inculcated by society and by false beliefs about what we need. They are not natural and are to be shunned" [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epicurus
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It has a feel of AI generated content.
That's how you know it's written by a career engineer.
I love swimming and direct access to "nature". You left out child and health care, too. I do not see how any of these are prestige goals.
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According to this logic FOSS projects should not support proprietary OSes like Windows or macOS.
I enjoy reading articles (even if this one felt like it had been translated slightly clumsily) where scientific rigor has been applied to something mundane.

I've gained an understanding, at least.
Applied! I just want to say that was wonderfully easy - a few clicks, some autofill. I appreciate that y'all have made this easy :)
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My immediate thought about this was for street signs.

Eyeball tracking software, shine a STOP when eyes are going towards a one way or no entry street.

I mean, the thought of hackers uppimg the wattage and blinding people is so real that massive physical safety measures should be put in place.

Unfortunately my next thought was that those cockwombles who make adverts will be salivating at this private show avenue.

I hope I'm wrong.
What do children have to do with this?
In my previous job I took 1000s of taxis all over Europe getting all kind of experience (including getting in an accident with a drunk taxi driver). Uber are an improvement that removed a lot of shady things but riding a Waymo in Phoenix is for me the best experience as there is almost no unknown.
I maintain a semi-popular project [1] with a support chat which is bridged between Matrix, Telegram, and Discord. The decision to bridge it to Discord was made having thought long and hard about it some time after reading this post.

My stance is that it is okay to use proprietary platforms as long as it does not negatively impact the users not willing to use them, i.e. all channels must be bridged to non-Discord, so that it does not "partition the community" in any way. Discord-specific features should be avoided to not affect the usability of users on Matrix. So far it works well and I get to basically have the cake and eat it too.

1. https://github.com/FreeLanguageTools/vocabsieve
The examples in that article do not actually argue for the point being made (that this has been going on for 70 years):

> His bearing towards male acquaintances, of whom he knew little or nothing and could care less, ...

Here, "could care less" refers to how little he knows about the male acquaintances, and is effectively saying he cares even less than the little he knows. When we see people write "could care less', they don't write it in the same context, at all.

And then:

> It is impossible that he could care less.

This is clearly a different way to write "couldn't care less", and is again not how we see people use the phrase "could care less".

That being said, "could care less" is definitely a thing of the last 10-20 years and is not going anywhere.
Who do you think goes in these grocery stores?
Interesting. Another thing that popped through my mind along with a bit of wild extrapolation.

I have one (and only one) kid and my wife chose to give birth by C-section. Apparently it's fairly low risk to have two kids delivered this way, though we probably won't have another one.

But ... another issue with human species was the problem of "big brains", with an upper limit of cranial size at birth and the (unique to humans, I think) problem of labor pain. C-sections solve this problem and allow for selection of even larger brains inside bigger heads.

So now the SciFi what if ... what if selection goes so far that at some point we lose the capacity to give birth naturally? Sure, average IQ could be 200 but we're entirely dependent on technology to reproduce. And if some global catastrophe prevents that technology to work, we're out of the scene as a species in the blink of an eye.
Both of those desires can be fulfilled in a myriad of ways more accessible to the average person than "living on a lake".
I maintain a semi-popular project [1] with a support chat which is bridged between Matrix, Telegram, and Discord. The decision to bridge it to Discord was made having thought long and hard about it some time after reading this post.

When you chase purity, you sacrifice pragmatism and strategic flexibility, limiting your options. It is sometimes necessary to compromise to achieve your goals.

My conclusion is that it is okay to use proprietary platforms as long as it does not negatively impact the users not willing to use them, i.e. all channels must be bridged to non-Discord, so that it does not "partition the community" in any way. When a compromise needs to be made, FOSS users are prioritized. Discord-specific features should be avoided to not affect the usability of users on Matrix. So far it works well and I get to basically have the cake and eat it too. The bridges are set up using an Ansible playbook [2] which required relatively little effort on my part.

1. https://github.com/FreeLanguageTools/vocabsieve

2. https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy
I don't think a single sample makes a trend. Genuinely asking: what other companies are fully open source and still profitable? Redhat comes to mind, but nothing else, at least no thing on the scale necessary to run AI.
Maybe I'm missing something, but it also seems innumerate. It's possible that the resources needed for each additional person reduces the quality of life for all other people enough to more than entirely cancel out their own contribution to the "sum". The resulting sequence would approach a sum of 0 as the population increases instead of always increasing with population.
It's hilarious to see comments talking about how nobody in their community wants to use Matrix alongside comments recommending that you should obviously just use Matrix.

The reality is

1. FOSS alternatives have awful usability compared to Discord for the average person

2. Advocates for those FOSS alternatives are frequently utterly blind to those usability issues (which partially explains why they're present in the first place -- can't fix what you can't see!); they literally cannot even perceive what the problem is
sensing sarcasm, I wonder how you see this as lacking humility. there are no claims about myself here
It's an issue everywhere, some places choose to have and enforce laws to curb it. The PNW mostly doesn't.
I'm going to throw in another aspct here:

In recent decades most people were looking for concise information and contributed concise information. A wiki or forum was great for that!

Younger generations though have arguably less (stable) relationships. So, a community around a FOSS project that also provides social interaction and where experiences are exchanged - not just information - will work better for these generations. It makes them feel connected.
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Gosh, of all people, i'm interested in your thoughts particularly on using a subreddit as an official support / forum alternative.
Yet every time I try to force myself to try Discord, I turn back in disgust as the UX is the worst I have seen in a chat application.

Weird how it can be so divisive. I can understand people tolerating the horror because everyone else is there, but thinking it's usable is beyond my capability to understand.

Matrix/element might not be superb either, but at least there is the clear potential of alternative clients.
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Show HN: HolyC Compiler and Standard Libary
Compiler for HolyC that covers most of the language along with a library in HolyC for common tasks, such as JSON parsing, threading, CSV parsing, hashtables, SQLite, and networking.

Although the compiler supports TempleOS-style x86_64 assembly, it internally transpiles to AT&T syntax, this can make it challenging in compiling code. However, it is an intuitive feature and useful for learning assembly.

This compiler adds 3 things:
- Interoperability with c, this allows it to talk with posix and other c libraries.
- auto keyword for type inference both for variables and function returns.
- continue keyword, I didn't realise holyc didn't have a continue keyword, it's pretty useful so I've left it in.

I've made a website for the project: https://holyc-lang.com/ which documents the language.
Well, I did want to frame my comment in a way that would still apply for those whose point of view is that no type of hunting is sportsmanlike in their opinion.
I tried to read this several times, but found it better as an audio drama. This free recording from NPR is really good quality:

https://archive.org/details/NPRPresentsACANTICLEFORLIEBOWITZ...
Where is the English language version? Would love to use with my son!
What kind of question is this? If drugs are sold without limits, then children will also be affected.

The right answer is that they would still need to be controlled just like cigarettes and alcohol.
Are you a drug user? You realize that drugs have a side effects, right?

Why should anyone use it, anyway?
FreeRTOS gives much more than just concurrency!
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That's different. These OS'es are more bottom of the stack. Below that they run on proprietary firmware, even Linux.
I feel like you're leaving off the end of the story here...
Cool. But do you intend on sharing it? Or you just wanted to tell people that you made it?
What? The price of a few beers? On a hobby?? Heaven forbid...
Because it's way more complicated than that. Just read the fucking article please. It is very well written.
Related: https://twitter.com/mkelly007/status/1763271294043197794?t=_...
Small user base compared to what?
A lot of people use FOSS because they value control and self-ownership. Discord is the antithesis to that, being controlled by an external entity which places itself in a privileged position to both be the speech police and shut you down at will. Unlike Github, a community is much harder to move than a code repository + CI system because it is more than a technical problem.
Every time I saw my old doctor, he was hawking whatever new painkiller the industry was pushing on him. He would invent reasons why I needed it rather than address my actual health problems. This is healthcare in America...
That simplicity can lead to more complex and hard to read/support code.

For example, to encode a JSON structure with a dynamic top-level key you need to write a custom marshaller OR marshal twice. That's... awful. Like bonkers level insane.
I'm not surprised, matrix is not easy or enjoyable to use at all; maybe the protocol itself is sound but every implementation I've tried both server and client is seriously bad
Dumb questions that you might not know the answer to:

Are the degree measurements on the interties temperature? 97° seems hot if so?

"Current grid time deviation -14.568 s" any idea over what time period this is? 15s seems like a long time to be off.
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Yes Discord eventually won't be a good choice. Eventually. Then people will just move

People are talking about Discord like Freenode didn't crap on everyone recently

Meanwhile, sure, feel free to use an OSS solution then realize nobody cares
Just open the Hamburger menu and then click „Sprache wechseln“.
Laying off people like they are trash?
I’m not a frontend dev and even I don’t understand why would you use this over vanilla html + css + JS. You don’t need to be a front end dev to do a basic UI like this.
Discord: Where valuable information goes to die =(

It's gonna hit hard in a decade or so how awesome forums were and how much irreplaceable knowledge from the 2010s / 20s has vaporized into oblivion.
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It doesn’t compare, but TypeScript can do this for small ranges, or small sets, very well.
Germany doesn't need nuclear.

It had it replaced years ago with clean renewables you don't have to greenwash first in the same EU committees because your own taxpayer money can't come up with the subsidies required to keep it up, as Nuclear-France did.
The quantity produced is irrelevant if the problem is distribution.

According to the rules of capitalism, many people are not productive and valuable enough to have access to resources, even if the pandemic, for example, has shown that this value judgement has huge flaws.

It is impossible to change this because it is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism.
The story goes this was a nasty remark of Newton. The giant in question was a rival who was rather short.

In general, Newton seems not a likable person.
Yeah I was testing out my new home internet service provider and seeing ping from my Macbook to the internet that was all over the place. I got worried and tried from my router - totally normal, so phew.

Later on I remembered this experience and realised something must be up with my wifi. Very long story short, nothing is wrong with my wifi but everything is wrong with my household of Apple devices.

Ping from my router to anything non-Apple on wifi is rock solid. Ping from router to any Apple device (computers, phones, Apple TV) is a mess with periods of stable low latency mixed with random stretches fluctuating between 70 and 250ms.

This is really, really bad isn’t it? Like it would render Apple a complete no go for latency sensitive gaming. It would also explain why despite the fact that I have what I think is a good home network (an ISP with great routing, MikroTik + bridged Eeros, cake running on my WAN link tested with flent rrul), the internet just feels slow sometimes. Pages load slowly one second and not the next, Airplay to my Sonos speakers drops out under specific conditions etc.

Unfortunately I can’t pick channels with Eero so now I am considering changing my access points just to see if it fixes this issue. I feel a bit crazy doing this, but when looking back I’ve rationalised a lot of weird slow internet behaviour to my own error, eg not knowing exactly how to configure cake properly perhaps.
Yeah, the fact that each server is basically an island is the key. Toxicity seems to increase with total user count.
Why should it? If you can sell or buy electricity or capacity in a large network then you should receive overall better prices.
That will solve the criminality problem, but not the drug problem. Alcohol is legal and sold in stores, does that solve the problems caused by alcohol? No, alcoholism is very widespread and causes huge suffering. The same thing will happen if drugs get fully legalized: since accessing drugs will be easier and cheaper, more people will use them, addiction will become more widespread and cause huge suffering. Inability to enjoy other things and all that.
SF traffic seems harder to handle than LA traffic.
You don't even need a database file if you use Malloy, just a .parquet file or .csv file will work. Think of a .parquet file as a python dataframe saved as a file. DuckDB combined with Malloy are a powerful combo. If you like writing SQL queries for fun, you should like writing Malloy queries even more (at least I do). If you are looking to compare timeframes, Malloy does this well: https://docs.malloydata.dev/documentation/patterns/yoy
That's a nice list; I guess every experienced user has their helper functions. However, I have a small criticism for the philosophy of that `die`: `die` functions should pass by default the exit code of the failed command, and not silence its error output. If I want to give my own meaning to the command failure in a large script for instance, I will use a different, more specialized `die`. My own die is roughly as follows:

__errex() {
printf 'Fatal error [%s] on line %s in '"'"'%s'"'"': %s\n' \
"${1:-"?"}" \
"${2:-"?"}" \
"${3:-"unknown script"}" \
"${4:-"unknown error"}" >&2 ;
exit "${1:-1}"
}
alias die='__errex "$?" "${LINENO}" "$0"'
Aspirin has side effects.
The resolution passed by the Austin City Council mentions not only Google, but also Cognizant.

This Tweet suggest that these folks are employees of Cognizant, which provides services to Google:

https://twitter.com/busterfestus/status/1763610215402873000?...
Discord doesn't necessarily require an account and it can be opened with open source clients like chromium and firefox
What are those ideals and how are they relevant to your project? What do you expect out of participants of a project other than a willingness to collaborate and work on that project?
Most often, the wire is virtual, its just copying bytes between processes.
Their local approach to ML is to be praised, I just wish we had different terms for Edge (cloud servers running close to users) vs Edge (end user devices).
By the article you mean the filing by the single plaintiff, Elon Musk? The 46 page filing? How would that be an objective view of the facts anyway, it’s one side’s opinion.

Please try to be civil if your aim is to explain. You seem a bit ideologically possessed. Also there are tons of non profits with for profit elements. If what they did was blatantly illegal how come nothing has been done about it until the one guy with personal beef is suing them?
Discord has always had a web interface
Yes, they are "officially" ML (no, not that ML) style.

https://ada-lang.io/docs/learn/why-ada#feature-overview
Enshittification.
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This article has the same quality as the lawsuit it criticizes.
I'm sad this is the top comment on an incredibly detailed and well researched article.

The context of the content is obviously for Kubernetes enterprise platform teams and not deploying your first nginx pod. The author also gives specific examples of why a service mesh is useful and in what scenarios it shines.
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Great now I just need Google's export/data migration feature to actually work.
Can someone enlighten me on this: if Authorization policies (which pods can communicate with which services) was built in kube-proxy, wouldn't it solve the use case for a large percent of service mesh deployments?