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But do they even play with toys with all the time spent on youtube ?
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It's a matter of opinion at this stage. I trust Mozilla more than say... Lenovo or Dell that both shipped rogue certificates
A major reason, but not the only major reason, and not the largest among major reasons.

Doctors constantly prescribing antibiotics for literally anything (even viruses, which would require an antiviral not an antibiotic), and then patients not taking all of their pills (giving you a double whammy of dumb) is just as bad, or even worse, than meat.

Also, the beef industry in the US has stopped the practice of subtherapeutic antibiotics used for growth. Antibiotics can only be given to beef strictly by on-label usage, thus closing one of the possible routes.

Pro-vegan propaganda does not belong on HN.
Bacteriophages are cool. I watched a documentary two or three years ago about western people travelling to Tbilisi, Georgia (were they use bacteriophages since the 1930s) in hope for tratment of their wounds which were infected with antibiotica resistant bacteria.

First they determined which phages to use and then they injected them into the wounds while also giving the patient a cocktail to drink multiple times of the day that also contained these phages.

At least for the patients shown this was helpful.
> Why is the arse the only place that, if covered in fecal matter, doesn't get the benefit of water?

Water and soap, at least.

To answer your question, the arse is tucked between cheeks, and covered in at least 2 layers of clothing usually. Besides that it is not used much beyond crapping. I do agree that washing it after use is the cleanest. Once I got used to it I preferred it (but that was in very hot places where a bit of water would quickly evaporate).
kids who have been indulged however do mind, they want the candy, they want it now, and will complain for the next couple days about how you are always trying to give them fruit lest you attempt it again.
Firefox keeps getting faster and faster. (Firefox dev tools are however terrible slow, so I use Chromium for the dev tools). I'm afraid that if Chromium get 99+ market share the community will become lazy and it will get slower and slower as new features are bolted on and we will get "designed by committee" issues.
> Microsoft should give up entirely on Internet browser development. I cannot see any good reason to throw their money away like this.

If Microsoft release a low power device like Surface Go or future ARM devices then reviewers and people open up Chrome and it runs jerky and laggy then they'll blame the device. If Chrome becomes the default browser and gives you bad battery performance then people blame the device.

MS has to ship a browser for the exact same reasons Apple insists on shipping a browser. It's the most used application on the OS and the app that's almost used 100% of the time the device is running therefore it can make a good device feel like a bad device if its optimized poorly.

Notice all Apples web battery benchmarks use Safari not chrome.
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Just like the healthcare industry, evidence for that is actually quite overwhelming in contrast to agricultural use effects [0]

So should we shut down all hospitals and never visit the doctor again?

[0] https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/antimicrobial-resistance-...
That's not correct.

In C, the literal "0" is a null pointer constant handled at the compilation stage, but casting a runtime zero is not specified to yield a null pointer (and the address zero can be perfectly valid and usable), nor are null pointers specified to be zero-valued (quite the opposite).
> Gene technology has potential to develop truly targeted weapons. What's worse is that it could spread through anyone but only attacking it's intended target(s).

so, no collateral damage? Targeted assassinations? This is the CIA's wetdream.
Where I work atm (it's a big corporation) we use about 50% R, 50% Python - it's up to the data scientist. It might be 40% R, 60% Python these days.

Honestly, you could use Julia or FORTRAN or whatever you want so long as you get the work done.

I use Python though.
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There can only be one digital forensics and security firm in the lead, right? All of the other firms are trailing...
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People talking about this changing their life sounds silly, but then I remember that I feel the same way after having bought the bidet attachment called Tushy.

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I actually tried switching. I found Firefox to be still slower than Chrome. At least on Google sites it may not be their fault but knowing where to put the blame doesn't help me on my end. Marketing doesn't seem like the likely fix.
Yep, I use KeePass synced over my selfhosted nginx server. But you can use Dropbox/Google Drive/etc. just as easily.

I would like to also recommend the Firefox extension 'Kee' for autofill. On Android there is the 'Keepass2Android' app. Both are open source and work well.

I also recommend the KeePass plugin 'Yet Another Favicon Downloader'. It downloads favicons from websites for your password entries.

Also 'Keebuntu' is a plugin that makes 'minimize to tray icon' work for me on Linux.
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A small point: did anybody notice how this reward mechanism prize the "idiocy" far more than the "knowledge"? I mean most followed YT channels, most upvotes on FB etc are about "brainless things", "brainless contents" vs valuable technical or cultural contents.

An YT channel about "just for laugh" or "sport" or "how to decorate nails" have FAR more subscribers and viewers than a tech, historic, physics, ... DIY channels.

That's of course natural but prize it instead of fight it it's a means to push toward stupidity.
Usually when someone says something you don't like or disagree with, you counter with an argument of your own.

If you can't think of anything to say in response, might I suggest that you either don't know the subject as well as you think, or you know the person you are arguing with is right and you have no retort.
It's the worst mistake because it made you believe that its atrocious ergonomics are actually superior to more sensible solutions. Implicit nullability doesn't really save you any null checks. It just makes it possible to forget necessary checks.

It was fine to design a language with nullable pointers in the 70s. It's unacceptable nowadays. nil in Go is a major mistake.
I don't think he means banned by ICANN, but my the people sending the email themselves. I know plenty of registration forms that have disallowed temporary mailbox services. I think MailChimp etc. also ban them?
How lovely that the scientist who figured this out in Saudi is not just a foreigner but also a woman. It must be tough for her to work there.

Wonder how the local news reported it?
It may be that the best graduates are leaving town because of a lack of challenging or well-paying jobs.

Have you interviewed any brand new grads? Surely immediately after completing a CS degree you’d be able to write a function with a simple loop?

How competitive is the salary you’re offering?
I use Firefox daily, alongside Chrome for a very long time. Firefox manages system resources much better, works way more stable, and behaves the way I want, without any exceptions.

Chrome feels like an untamed animal which does stuff without telling you, and I don't like it.
Its a function you have to do 30,000+ times in your life. People in the Western world are too shy to talk about. The Gates Foundation has cheap modern toilets at the top of its list in improving the Welfare of Mankind. So many painful and fatal diseases are through bad pooping.
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In addition: if other people are working on the code base, I find it very insightful to first read what task/issue they are working on and then look at the commit they made. I then try to see if I understand why the commit implements the described task or solves the issue.

You can do the same if nobody is actively working on the code but you have the history in source control.
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You seems very certain that Firefox will switch to Chromium but the recent trend is going in the exact opposite direction :

- Firefox Focus is switching from Chromium Engine to Gecko Engine.

- Huge amount of work in WebRender, they're starting to test it. If it lives up its promise Chromium Engine might fall far behind in terms of performance.

So maybe you're right but from what we can tell right now, the current trend for Mozilla is to remove the last pieces of Chromium and bet everything on a new generation engine which is not Chromium.
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Who decides what is valuable content and what is brainless stupidity?
Yes, that’s why I said it was to no fault but their own.
I've had luck with Recurly in the past (https://recurly.com/), I don't think it has support for Bitcoin though.
Or add exceptions like C++ did,

if (foo_is_available)
return foo;
else
throw FooNotAvailable();
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i'd bet my money (not all of it, though) that firefox actually adopts servo as its rendering engine instead of chromium.
It's not the Java approach at all. The first languages to remove ubiquitous nulls (e.g. MLs) were looking to increase expressivity and modeling abilities, not to force bondage and discipline upon developers.
And a major reason for affordable meat for the billions of people.
It's not that I haven't used Chrome from time to time. I just meant that I use Firefox as my primary browser.
Why did I care when I discovered Infoseek, Excite, Open Directory Project, Dogpile (I'm fuzzy on the exact order) and eventually Google?
Do you remember your feeling when playing with a new search engine?
Differences in access to information are real and quickly felt.

(disclaimer: ex-googler. In words Google itself likes to use, because long-tail search matters. Also I should mention I now default to DuckDuckGo, on privacy grounds, but it's not a step up just "surprisingly not bad", I frequently repeat a search in Google and get more results)
Im pretty sure that we can easily define metrics to measure that and we had.

This cult of relativism really needs to stop.
I can definitely use it to find inspiration.
Chromium pops up some yellow bar with a warning when you use those flags. Isn't Chrome doing the same?
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It's not a matter of "computers" but a matter of education: if kids discover something like Smalltalk/Cobol scripting in a friendly environment like ancient Alto&c workstations or actual unix shells and Emacs they may choose to develop some IT skill or ditch computers entirely; if they are mere consumer of contents they became incapable of developing anything themselves.

Kids are "totipotent" individuals if they grow up as creators, citizen between other citizen they became adult, otherwise they became consumer, easy to steer from employers to politicians but incapable of being citizen.
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8 Bit chips tend be anywhere from 1 cent to $3 in volume. 32 bit chips are usually be from $1 to $20.

It doesn't tend to be that extreme a part swap - if you're doing signal processing and UI then you're probably always going to use a 32 bit part. If you're just doing some basic logic with a couple of digital inputs then you're probably always going to use an 8 bit part. You might move 32 bit ARM to 16 bit MSP430 to hit a power budget or similar.

Leaving aside processor architecture, the factors that affect cost from most to least (approx) are: Flash size, number of peripherals/features, clock speed, ram size. Basically, sometimes another manufacturer will have a part that meets your feature requirements much cheaper, and then you port the code. The rest of the time, you're just squeezing program space, memory usage and processor usage to reduce the required specs.
I'm using lastpass with firefox nightly and I don't have this issue. copying the password to clipboard without seeing it works out of the box using the browser extension.
That's what I plan on using it for!
Electron is becoming the new Win32. Might as well own it and make it faster, more native.

I think it’s a better alternative to Apple's Marzipan.

It’s a tragedy for the Web but makes sense for Windows.

Anyway, as others have noted, this seems more and more prophetical every year:

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...

https://twitter.com/garybernhardt/status/1069787375247622144
Why can't people just get over it and stop blaming users for the tools failing them?
To understand code quickly, I recommend grabbing the source repo and adding it to an IDE so you can easily jump from a function call to it's declaration etc and just hop around the code. Sometimes, however, an IDE can get in the way, and it's easier to just use grep in a terminal to see where a particular function call is used/defined.

Eventually, you do build up some intuitions about code style and flow within a particular code base and will be able to comprehend it faster, but often it can simply be a painstaking process.
Our many consecutive right-wing governments aren't very eager to meet our CO2 reduction targets. Bad for business, they think. Some tax reduction for electric vehicles and green electricity is the best we got, and they're constantly looking for an excuse to end those.

A big incentive for electric cars comes from cities, though: in Amsterdam, if you get an electric car, you get an electric charging spot in front of your house, which is effectively a private parking spot if you're the only one with an electric car. With the constant shortage of parking spots, this is huge.
Same here, I actually find the effect from reading fiction to be much stronger than any other form of entertainment. After finishing a series of book, I will tend to be subdued, lonely and slightly depressed.
North Korea, Soviet Union, China, Syria, East Germany.

Take your pick.
"I found myself always struggling for a basic set of rules to make a decent reading experience"

This is an excellent talk on web typography that I think you might find helpful. It includes a series of easy-to-follow guidelines to help improve web typography. If the pace of the talk is too slow, you can speed up the video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbIZX6tE9JY
Then this is likely an edge case/bug you are encountering because it is definitely not something I experienced.
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It started with Minecraft "let's play" videos, that was around 2010.
CS50 is an introductory course, I think almost anyone can do it. It may take a lot of effort, but once you finish, you’ll have obtained the ability to learn X from its documentation because you’ve learned basic CS and not just google coding.
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was unaware of this. Been keeping chrome and chromium to use on specific cases for work accounts (email, banking, social media, etc). And now I can just consolidate everything with firefox, love it!! I can finally get rid of google's browsers :D
Imho that'd be a step backward.

The ability to interpret rational meaning into the abstract is something that enabled homo sapiens to get where we at today.

You can't just remove that for TV images and expect it not to impact the perception/thinking apparatus as a whole.
Great writeup - exactly what I've been thinking about for the past year. What's the impact of US Dollar losing its reserve currency status?

There's a great podcast which sparked my interest in following macro developments, touching the future of the US dollar in particular - Macro Voices - The US Dollar End Game [1] (there are 5 parts, link points to the first one). I'd also recommend listening/reading the transcripts for all the pieces with Jeffrey Snider, e.g. [2] and his blog [3].

[1]: https://www.macrovoices.com/336-anatomy-of-the-u-s-dollar-en...

[2]: https://www.macrovoices.com/239-jeffrey-snider-understanding...

[3]: https://www.alhambrapartners.com/commentaryanalysis/
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My point is that such discussions are subjective, inconsequential and also irrelevant to the topic. Most commenters on HN would mention the ‘tangential/orthogonal’ nature of a similarly irrelevant comment.

The Turkish language has no indication of gender in pronouns or suffixes. My claim is that if English were the same, commenters like above would comment less.

HN isn’t a political platform. People come here for information and discussion on relevant topics.
A standards spec should not yield different results. That, by definition, isn't a standard.
This is all bullshit. My data is all over the place. At this point I expect none of my personal data to be private. This last few weeks alone my data was stolen from British Airways, Cathay Pacific, SPG/Mariott, Quora.
As users we are completely powerless.

Time for change. Time for intelligent heads to come together and think of how a better internet security architecture needs to look like.