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To be clear, when I say painfully slow, it isn't actually very slow. On i7 6700 and fast ssds that apple puts in macbooks it should be instant, but it's not - the small delay that quick view has is similar to uncanny valley for me, and it annoys me very much. Xnview works exactly as it should - instant.
But if it was all about domestic politics then there would have been no reason to to that.
And, pertinent to the name, such a bottle will often have a handle built in.

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The article doesn't seem to explain specifically why RN didn't work for them but I believe that the real pain for them is to organize 100 engineers to work on the same project.

Often they were confused about native vs RN approach and had to write native libraries and integrated them with RN which requires 3 different teams to write & test and integrate their code. I can see that if one of the teams is either slow or run into strange bugs, they will be the bottleneck and slow down all of them.

From this perspective, similar to why Netflix or other large organization choose micro-services rather than monoliths, it would be better for Airbnb to develop 2 different native apps separately rather than having 3 different teams depending on each other.
I've never been persuaded by the "gateway drug" argument - as if you're destined to seek more exotic or intense highs once you've tried one type of drug. If it were true then a huge amount of UK university students would end up as heroin addicts or something.

The only part of this "slippery slope" argument I can believe works in favour of legalisation. That there's got to be some amount of "well I've tried weed, it is illegal and my experience proves that what I was taught about it in school was a lie - why not try coke/mdma/ghb/etc..". I don't know how common this line of thinking is but it's certainly something that was on my mind a LOT after I was smoking weed in uni.
When ICE violates human rights, it's no longer a free speech issue. Microsoft shouldn't work with ICE in the same way that banks shouldn't work with sanctioned oligarchs.
I can also go to craigslist and get someone that does repairs on the side, or pay for someone that costs twice as much but actually does the job only once.
Probably informally thought of as a three year contact but legally written as a shorter one for tax etc. purposes.
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>Kids were being separated then

Incorrect; the story you linked describes unaccompanied minors. Separating families is solely the doing of the Trump Administration.

"Detaining child border crossers was a policy during the Obama administration, where Breitbart Texas exclusively reported on the conditions in which unaccompanied minors were being packed into crowded cells and holding facilities."

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/06/03/us/politics/new-us-effort...

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/17/us/us-sets-up-crisis-shel...

>Were Microsoft employees sleeping when reports of these sorts of situations where being reported in 2014? Or was it more acceptable then because it was a different president?

The key issue here which is different from what you suggest is the same in 2014 is that the Trump administration separates children from their parents. The Obama administration, rightly or wrongly, detained unaccompanied minors. The Trump administration is detaining children who had their parents with them, and in cases deporting parents without their children. Surely you see this as a different situation??
If money is the criterion of being a customer then they are one by driving traffic to other monetized videos, via recommended feed, or via follow up searches, that would otherwise not happen.

Anyone having a YT channel will tell that ‘suggested video’ is a dominant traffic source so it’s not an edge case.

In sum, YT was already making money thanks to Blender videos.
> When I do any non-trivial UI in the web stack, I can feel I am in continuous workaround territory. I'm trying to bend something ill-suited to my will. I don't get that feeling with QML.

That has been my experience as well.

I think the web dev crowd advocating HTML/CSS originates in a) limited knowledge beyond the web tech field, and/or b) thinking that web is the state-of-the-art of computing.

The trouble with modern web is, that it was not so much designed as it evolved. But evolution in general is doggone slow and produces mistakes and mutations. I think the evolution of the web platform is still in a very early phase.
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If the people you meet and associate with and and the ways in which you impact other people aren't influencing and being influenced by the parties, ideologies, buzzwords and presidents you support, then you probably need to think a little more deeply about both of them.
> I mean the creepy ones, suggesting contacts based on minute details from your profile, or encouraging you to import all your contacts so they can be spammed?

None at all. The only emails I get from linkedin are friend requests and message notifications. That's how I set the thing up.

I'm not sure that's super creepy?
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Of course it won't. even if you could it would not matter because the cell towers know where you are.

My mentioning of xprivacy was only to further knowledge that you can at least spoof data for the software side (apps installed on the device)
I've seen a lot of people far more well-informed about US politics and law say that there is no such law - this is a pure policy decision by Trump.

Can you cite the law he's required to enforce here?
I don't know. I saw him in national TV channel two years ago (state owned one) giving a lecture to high school kids on quadratic equations. It was a superb lecture, and trust me he could not appear there if Erdoğan had a quarrel with him.
I would expect them to choose security over performance, that is how they operate. Microsoft would sweep this under the carpet, that’s what they do.
If it had truly been a 3-year contract they wouldn't've had the renewal issue.
>I didn't read the law so I may be mistaken

You can read about the asylum process here:

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/refugees-asylum/asylum/ob...
Well, people like you are the reason for why we can't have nice things.
with IPv4 my ISP has to shuffle IPs with every reconnect. with IPv6 you could get one IP for lifetime?
What politics in the US government currently is or what it is in a typical discussion between two people on the street does not define politics. I'm also not talking political science. I'm also talking morality, not just politics. Your grievances seem to be about the current political climate rather than politics generally. I'm with you on the political climate currently for sure. Given HN's opinion of itself, I'd hope they'd at least strive for better in political discussions though.

The classic example is the building of the atom bomb. Sure some people may build a satellite, but far more will program things to show ads. The choice alone to work on the satellite and not the ads is both a moral and political decision. If you don't make the distinction, you're ignoring the underlying issue. And it's of course not as black and white as "make a satellite to get data for science" and "make ads".

You're right that tech can power change in a positive way, but it's much more about the choices we make in regards to what tech we work on. That's exactly my point. All tech is a tool that must be used with care.
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I think the part people like OP are missing is if it was happening as they say then, it doesn't make it right now. They're just shifting blame for something they can be a part of stopping.
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> Most of it

You can’t change most of it by changing some of it.
I've honestly never heard of anyone bring up the GPL or GPL-circumvention in the same breath as Docker. I have no idea what hoops you're referring to. In my experience, the biggest reason most people don't use jails is because people don't use or get exposure to FreeBSD.

Nine times out of ten, the servers at your first job or university were centos or ubuntu, and your desktop tower was rhel, fedora, or again, ubuntu. If you're an enthusiast maybe you had an arch, debian, or gentoo install. (shrugs slackware predates me).

Without some degree of exposure or evangelism you'll choose what you've seen work over something you suspect might not. And that rationale applies to a lesser agree to docker vs rkt.

Nothing profound. It just has popular mindshare so it's the default. You'll have to beat the pants off something to overcome that.
> enforced, even when a child is in tow. I think that the best answer is detention as a family during the process of prosecution and deportation, but I understand that there are some legal hurdles to that.

No, there are no legal hurdles to that and families were being held together in detention until the Trump administration decided they didn't want to do that any more. This could stop today if anyone in the Trump administration wanted it to - but they want to keep doing it, and they also want to fool people into thinking that it isn't their personal decision to do so.
Strange. In the end he even explains what actually happened. His old manager didn't renew his contract in the merger with another company.

Also it seems that they didn't pay him the 3 weeks after? The US is a really cruel system. How can it even be called work if you only have a contract for three years? How can you call it "friends" what you make as relationships in such an environment?
That's orthogonal to IPv4 and IPv6. There's ISPs that give you always the same IPv4 adress, there's ISPs that give you a different IPv6 prefix each time.
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What will stop Google to buy the next big video platform, US and EU did not stop them buy YT or FB to buy Whats App, if a competitor would show up the only way it could survive would be to be bought by MS,FB or other large company, this could lead to bad products or bad customer/user relations since this big companies are not known for their good customer support or caring for the users experience.
Can we not have both? Decent UX without all the very easily avoidable and sloppy design mistakes?
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>Asylum applications can be submitted to a US consulate.

False.

"To obtain asylum through the affirmative asylum process you must be physically present in the United States. You may apply for asylum status regardless of how you arrived in the United States or your current immigration status."

"A defensive application for asylum occurs when you request asylum as a defense against removal from the U.S. For asylum processing to be defensive, you must be in removal proceedings in immigration court with the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR)."

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/refugees-asylum/asylum/ob...
You making a living off this doesn't invalidate the fact that VR is having a hard time catching on.
Hey. I just made this. It's a coincidence that the OP and me are building it at the same time, but AFAICT the OP service does not support recurring tasks, but Pocketwatch does. Per your example, try:

curl https://api.pocketwatch.xyz/v1/timer/new \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-d '{ "apiKey" : "i_am_hn_and_proud"
, "url" : "https://host.tld/?my_param=my_val"
, "method" : "POST"
, "interval_unit_type" : "second"
, "interval_unit_count": 1
, "duration_unit_type" : "minute"
, "duration_unit_count": 6 }'

You can use curl but the Node.js client library[1] is probably easier. I've made a free demo API key for HN readers that should be enough to let everyone try it out a bit[2].

[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/%40dosy%2Fpocketwatch
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17353486
The whole concept of liberalism is based on the assumption that governments are extremely dangerous and potentially evil and in need of constant control by both the public and it's own institutions. Even if it appears that a specific government or institution is doing good work, it is extremely dangerous to accept that as anything other than a temporary and potentially deceiving state of affairs.

Constant distrust and suspicion of power is crucial to a free and prosperous society. Politicians, officials and even private executives should never receive praise from the public, if they are doing good work the public should just shrug and say to themselves "yeah, ok, you're not horrible right now". Governments are never good, at best they are not actively harmful.
Recently we had a lot of tourists drive through the unfinished tunnel Vaðlaheiðargöng (Iceland) because Apple Maps already marked it as part of Route 1. So we had people drive a workers' road past multiple signs banning entrance, and then drive on gravel through a tunnel filled with heavy machinery and workers. Quite funny.
The human operator was monitoring an automated system from which is can take tens of seconds to take control back until the operator is at full capacity.

Additionally the automated system clearly recognized the situation and 1.6 seconds before impact determined it should be engaging the emergency brakes. However, Uber disabled those because the Human operator was responsible to take several seconds to reorient before doing an emergency brake.
There was a great TED talk about new VC funded enclave cities with modern laws. Idea soon got corrupted and dismissed as tax evasion schemes.
Because the human is currently monitoring the car to not hit a deer, as other comments mentions, it can take dozens of seconds to regain full awareness.
Good points but Jungles or Taigas can now also have more mass presumably. I guess that is accounted for in the relevant models indeed.
Your lack of arithmetic is disturbing.
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But there are no concurrent writers to the bool, the `true` setting should thus "eventually succeed" and reading the bool must resolve to either false or true at every point. Sure: maybe the first read happening concurrently with the write won't read true yet but surely the next one or the one after must?

Of course synchronization in-general is a must. But using a bool here with one writer and continuous-reading-until is probably the least-dangerous-of-possible-examples.. even a number or anything slicish incl strings combined with an operator other than equals would, in the same code-snippet length, make the dangers illustrable and live-observable when running even without `-race` =)
Maybe not if he is a Contractor.
> What a family of geniuses. Turkey definitely doesn't deserve them.

What an arrogant opinion.
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> Politics is driven by conflicting ideologies, and mostly detached from reality. Tech culture used to stick to the real world

No, it didn't. Heisenberg pretended he didn't know how to build a nuclear bomb because he didn't want the Nazis to have one. Concentrating on technology and ignoring the real world, aka politics, is an active choice to enable whatever evil happens to be directing you. If you can say that Heisenberg did the right thing then you don't want politics out of tech, you just want people to agree with you on what's OK or not OK to do.
But then you could change them in trivial ways. This really does make big difference.
Something legal is less exciting too.
I assure you, you haven't a clue what you're talking about.

The therapeutic index for GHB is more than adequate, and ketamine is legitimately difficult to kill yourself with, to the point where the deaths I'm aware of were from drowning.

An issue with GHB is that it's distributed in a liquid form that can vary greatly in the amount of water present. When it was available over the counter in the 80s, issues were practically unheard of.
RN is nothing like an Electron app though. Rendering is fully native, no browser engine involved. It does add not-insignificant overhead due to JSC, Yoga and native bridge, but it will depend a lot on the nature of the app.
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Is there actually something wrong with the language? If it's a matter of the issue of having to learn a new language, it's not as if there were many Objective-C, Swift, or Kotlin developers before mobile.
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But being separated from your kids is a natural consequence of breaking the law. You commit a crime and go to jail, and your children no longer have parents while you’re in jail.
The fallacy is about doing nothing because one action might eventually lead to a bad action being taken. The solution is to still take the action (e.g. not working together), while being careful not to immediately go on a witch hunt for any deemed wrong.

The response from Microsoft management is good I think. They mention it's just about email, calendar, etc. There's nothing special in providing that. The Google case was quite different.
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The evidence is very good.

Lead level in blood is connected to crime in in state level inside the US and other countries. Different states and different countries had differentl levels of exposure and they stopped using leaded gas at different times.

There is also direct evidence of neurotoxicity of lead.
Yeah, well it's either that, or the significantly simpler explanation that involves very simple electoral maths: the tories are going to get exactly 0 voters to cross over on this policy, but tons of core tory voters might stay home on election day.
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I'm surprised why anyone is surprised by this or thinks it should be any other way. Google is running YouTube as a business and they're running it the way they believe will be the most profitable.

For some reason, people are still hanging onto a belief that Google cares about its users in ways other than to profit from them.

Of course, it could well be that people aren't surprised and are just highlighting the Google's behaviour towards certain channels.
https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/refugees-asylum/asylum/ob...

You may apply for asylum regardless of how you entered or your current status.
When AI goes second he always loses. His first turn should be to angle box.
Why on earth would you want to prosecute the supermarket where ICE buys loo roll? The builders merchant who sold them fence posts?

I mean, the hyperbole is real here - because there's zero chance the international courts prosecute any US citizen - but if they did it's not going to be the people who sold them spreadsheet software.
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Yeah, I totally agree. It's a very bad look for them to essentially disallow ad-free non-profits if they get popular enough. Given how small of a segment this is (the vast majority of massively popular channels monetize, after all), and the fact that they already have the infrastructure to support it, it should be a no-brainer for them to keep Blender on. The reputation cost is clearly worse than the actual loss in hosting costs here.

However, they're a big company, and it makes sense that they have a policy of "if your channel is big enough, you have to put ads on it to support hosting cost". Making policy exceptions in a big company like this is tricky, and it seems Blender just fell through the cracks.
There are various techniques, e.g. the TTL of packets is one less than normal. But mostly I think they rely on application detection, e.g. sniffing browser UA's, or if you use ports from desktop games for example.
Not been proven vs lying is a difference. For example, Trump saying Germany has increased crime due to immigration and is fixing its crime statistics, or his ambassador to the Netherlands saying in the Netherlands politicians are being burned are lies.

Advertisement is also riddled with half truth, exaggerations, and carefully selected statistics. Yet false advertisement is still illegal. And in my opinion advertisement should be much more strongly restricted still.

As it is you've just reiterated the (IMO) fallacious slippery slope argument, and not addressed my point that it's a fallacy.

Just because there is a grey area doesn't mean we need to freeze in paralysis. I say because of the grey area we should be careful with where we draw the line, but the existence of grey does not make it impossible or prohibitively dangerous to draw one. Otherwise we would have no laws.
My post is describing the status quo as I understand it. I'm neither supporting nor condemning it.

There is an important legal distinction which determines whether or not you're arrested and separated from your family: asylum seeker vs criminal migrant.

If you walk up to the border patrol checkpoint and request asylum you will not be separated from your family. Once we make sure you're not a known criminal we basically let you go and put you in the queue for the asylum process.

Conversely, if you attempt to cross the border between checkpoints you are generally an economically motivated undocumented migrant. In this case, if we catch you the first time we'll essentially let you go home with a warning. The second time you do this it's a felony and you go down the felony/criminal process path. If you go down that path you are under arrest, and if you're under arrest in the United States we don't put your kids in jail with you. Children are remanded to the HHS who will either place the children with extended family, in foster care, or other things like that.

So what happened and what's changed? If you're an economically motivated migrant the best outcome is you scoot across the border undetected. The second best outcome is you get asylum status (has restrictions like you can't work). The worst outcome is you go to jail. People began gaming the system, attempting to cross the border illegally and when caught would claim to be asylum seekers. The policy difference between Obama and Trump is that Obama's administration was basically more likely to let you get away with going on the asylum track even if you'd tried to cross the border illegally.

So as it stands today ICE (if Trump ordered it) could go back to the Obama policy of granting people who cross illegally and then claim asylum status only after they've been caught. This would greatly increase the number of people on the asylum track (no separation) and decrease the number of people on the criminal track (separation). Or I guess technically Trump could order ICE not arrest anyone crossing the border illegally. You give them a court date, release them to the public, and hope they show up. The concern here is the incentives. However, without a change to the law, ICE has no choice but to separate the families when you get arrested.

The case law in question is the 1997 Flores settlement, a class action lawsuit which resulted in essentially saying ICE had to release the children since they are not being charged with a crime.
You make it look like they are starving to death there when in fact it's about generating MORE revenue every year despite the costs because this is what Wallstreet expects you to do.