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> It’s always easy to blame technology, but it’s important to note that it isn’t technology itself that is at the heart of the problem, but our own inability to handle it.

I don't think it's important to note that. Humans build technology to solve problems we have; to the extent that it worsens or contributes to those problems, or creates new ones, it should be fixed.

This business of attempting to keep technology separate from human culture is how we end up with racist AI bots. "Oh, well the racism didn't originate in the tech, it just recapitulates the existing issues in the society." Sure, but that is a problem. Tech comes from culture and is of a piece with it. No to buck passing, no to saying "not my problem".
Even before Hebdogiciel (or maybe at about the same time?) there was "Jeux et Strategies", and it came also with BASIC listings for adventure games. Mind you, I don't recall ever getting one to work...
That's the most expensive HTTP header I've ever seen.
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Has any politician ever campaigned on this though? I don't think I've ever had the opportunity to vote for a cap and trade
Wouldn't the harbor freight auto darkening welding helmets work just as fine?
https://www.harborfreight.com/adjustable-shade-auto-darkenin...
Oh, but you're talking about a pre-Google YouTube account being merged with a Google account, not two Google accounts being linked, right? Those are pretty different things.
My memory is hazy on this but I believe there is a bit on the magnetic stripe that says "hey, I have a chip please use that instead". And if the terminal supports chips it will probably ask you to use the chip instead.

If the terminal does not have a chip reader (or doesn't parse that information) it will allow the purchase. If you are cloning the magnetic stripe you would of course reset that bit and you would be all good.
The patch for the optimization is actually currently under review for llvm! https://reviews.llvm.org/D50222
How did it do good?

If you burnt the house down, and said "look, I killed the rats" would anyone in their right mind tell you "hey you did good?"
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But how do you kill the modern web?

There’s no actual need for a page to be 10Mb to deliver 5k of text and a 50k JPEG. Esp not on mobile.
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This feels like an expensive fix to a problem that seems worth digging into. Is the hosting provider the one not sending the header? Or is it Cloudflare or the web server? Saving 60 dollars a year to find that out seems worth it to me.
I heard "a new Honduras" today by a Brazilian.

Every Brazilian seems to be disliking their country recently.
I'd like to echo everyone else in saying this is a great job ad.
Interesting. I've never heard this before. Id love to see some statutes or cases here, because it's not clear to me. This behavior isn't unheard of in my neck of the woods
Agreed, they just staked out a lot of the good spots way ahead of the other companies. Tesla needs some pressure from other companies at least trying to compete. That requires a high power charging network, dealer interest in selling, good cars, and enough to sell. Up to now the competitors are mostly 0/4, although the bolt seems good, as is the i-pace. The i3 was a wasted opportunity (tiny gas tank, too small a battery). Let's see if the next gen is any good, and if they can built enough charging stations to matter. Europe seems way ahead of the us on high power charging (except for tesla).
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If the elderly are active, they might have to go back to work as pensions become insolvent under the weight of unexpected life expectancy changes.

On the flip side, this would have a devastating impact on the young while the elderly are transitioning back to work, as the sudden glut of experienced workers would depress wages and demand for inexperienced younger hands.
The murky part is all the other stuff. I don't believe that being a diagnosed condition or able to point out a clear neurological cause invalidates all the other stuff that other people struggle with. In many cases we probably just can't diagnose it well enough.

To be clear, I'm not at all arguing that we should have less sympathy or make less room for people like Terry, rather the opposite, and acknowledging that their behavior can be appalling can, in the right context, be a good thing for both them and others.

Perhaps this is not the right context for that argument, but that was what I was trying to say.
Too complex. Partially legal, partially because that's not where our customers are. Since we're so embedded with our customers over an extended period of time, there's more reason for them to be squeamish about data leaving the US, non-US workers, that sort of thing.

If the EU turns out to be a serious market opportunity and we grow a ton I'm sure we'll revisit that at some point.
The truth is, being rich and powerful is of much more survival benefit than being nice.

(which can in fact be detrimental at times)

If you want to take a stand against it, you're taking a stand against human condition... Good luck, you're going to need it. Even religions fail. Fighting a modern day cult is hard.
You're changing the subject. The original poster's point was that there isn't any real advocacy towards the benefit of men - in other words, that "diversity" doesn't mean diversity, it means benefits for women.

You responded with an article about a sum of money so trivial it would cover 10 men for perhaps a couple of months depending on where they live.

If that's the best you can find, this doesn't really disprove his point.
I am certainly not prepared to ignore lines in this pointless internet debate! I did my master thesis on lines, how dare you?!

Furthermore, this is a discussion of the sun and not some far away "star" nobody ever even resolved to a disk.

On the sun we see the convection zones plainly, and thus speaking of a single temperature of what is clearly a feature with structure could be wery misleading (in certain specialised circumstances).
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Why stop with Jobs and Musk? What about Einstein and Newton? These people are driving our race forward with momentous achievements and the author is picking at their character flaws?

Sorry but this article just seems like petty feminism looking for an axe to grind. Glance over the author’s other posts.
Does make sense, but your description (and others) seems to match most vendors API out there today. It's not clear to me what 'serverless' means vs 'hosted / managed infrastructure', or even 'external API'.

It doesn't seem like a technical term at all.

Another commenter mentioned that it applies only to the price list, and that makes sense to me.
The local paper makes an information request every year and puts up on their website what everyone was paid who works for the school district. I work for that school district. It really makes me laugh from the asshats on both sides of the argument. I just don't care if people know what I make, or what I drive. Although I tend to have a rather low opinion of people who value stuff over anything else.
Why would just reading a CC number and expiration date not bother you? (on lots of cards they are just plain-text for anyone who asks)
Legislative mandates tend to make things very common, now that you mention it.
I'm going with this for now, thank you!

Serverless... pricing models. The pricing models are just silent.
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You think there is a conspiracy to supress detailed global temperature measurements that were taken before 1880? It's interesting that we have ways to estimate global temperature before 1880, but that marks the start of modern record keeping.

It also has the advantage of showing the blip of very high US temperatures in the 1930s. People also complain about bias if those extremes are left out.
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Or you lose all your money because speculation is quite risky.
What would this change look like?
I think this is a major arguement for folks who criticize currencies. For example an energy based currency could be intrinsically ecologically conservative.

Another example is continuous inflation of fiat currency (exponential growth), whereas all things that experience exponential growth in nature eventually run into a limit or another correcting factor.
Not sure I understand your request but you can use docker images as part of your build https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/docker/using_docker_images.htm...
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In your example you are attempting to deceive. That is the immorality. Not the appeal to emotions.
In 2018 it is reasonably hard to find RSS feeds. There are no good directories, people are not sharing their OPML files (not in articles nor <link> elements)

Finding smaller websites in 2018 is even harder. There are no good directories, people are not sharing their favorite websites but if they do their audience is so microscopic that it doesn't reach you.

I sort of ended up building my own box of tricks. Talking about those mostly generates feedback from the RSS oblivious who moan about RSS being dead and praising the glory of walled gardens that have some laughably inferior news implementation. (I'm not complaining, if not an accurate description it is an understatement)

The way I see it I would prefer to glorify with my subscription the (perhaps low audience) websites that really deserve it. People who worked to write and record things I'm interested in and ran that extra mile to make it informative.

But who cares about that if you can have the fcebook and twitter type of walled echo chambers?

It is not so much that RSS is dying. Why even make a website if you cant find readers for it? Arguably the whole concept of a website is changing from providing information for free to hard-sell commerce.

That said, while it is certainly getting more difficult every year to find new subscriptions, it can be done.

If you continue to put in the effort to find more you will reach a sweet spot where the number of dead feeds matches the number of new finds. One week you will be very happy with the results the next might be a sad display of the large older news outlets. It may give the impression of slow death.

It is rather weird... do you just delete feeds that don't work? Do you crawl the dead list every week? How long does it have to be dead before you purge it? Did it just move? Is the website it self still there? How valuable is its content to you?

Then, to repeat myself, since everyone and their mum is pretty much locked into walled gardens there is this huge echo chamber effect where, much like TV in the 80's, everyone is talking about the same topics. Trying to filter those out feels like reanimating a corps.

However: It continues to be worth it to find original thought. If I have to crawl the entire internet to find that last blogger who isn't parroting Ruppert Murdoch or Donald Trump ~ I will.

A long story short, if RSS is dead you've killed her. (lol)
I always laugh at this idea. I’ve never actually met someone who used their phone in an emergency, only in an “emergency”.
That's a list of accusations though, actual credible reports on BBC bias tend to show its not very biased.

Most people want it be biased in their favor.
No it is, it's just not what our dogshit economic system brainwashes you into assuming.
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I can think of a number (Linux, Eclipse, vim, mysql, etc), but as a percentage of total software produced, it's very small.
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I've noticed this a few years ago, after reading some psychophysics papers, I was generating some pattern images based on what I read, when my monitor started emitting tunes (not by radio emissions), I suspect piezo effect in some capacitor. I instantly realized my monitor could be intercepted accoustically...
Sounds to me like you had a broken tape drive.
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Are you kidding me? That's only true if the constraint can be removed in a hardware upgrade. Apparently latter day Xeons are not much better at hiding memory latencies than Zen and no longer outrun it as much like they did Bulldozer on other operations which made the latencies irrelevant.

In other words, he's reached peak CPU. As in a faster unit will not speed it up, and more cores can only do that to a point. Amdahl law (power efficiency variant) and also memory controllers say hello.
> I don’t know what world you’re living in, but that is absolutely not the expected baseline for consumer facing software in 2018 (unfortunately).

I don't know what world you're living in, but none of the "consumer facing" software I use has built-in tracking, including my RSS reader.

It's actually sad that apparently even the tech literate people on HN have given up and just accept that creepy corporate tracking is a way of life.

What's even more sad is that I know many people here work for companies that do this and they go along with it.
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Better link:

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/about/national-security/five-...

Relevant text here would be:

"""
Encryption

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"""
I've thought about offing myself at 60. I watched my dad get old, and life isn't really that fun anyway, so what is the point? To run the risk of outliving my kids or finances?

I think I'll just hit the eject button early.
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