skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>1) Change ISP 2) If that's not possible, buy a cheap VPS and run OpenVPN/Wireguard on it and egress your traffic via it. Disable all logging etc.

Streisand (https://github.com/StreisandEffect/streisand) is another option. It has the benefit of running on your own VPS (or bare metal if you want) and it is extremely user-friendly to set up and use.
I switched from ProtonMail after a few months (despite having paid up front for a year) because the UX is so bad. You are forced to use their client apps, which are full of annoying bugs and design flaws. They ignored my support requests. Eventually I switched to MailFence, which has even worse UIs, straight out of the 90s, but you can use any IMAP client so it doesn’t really matter. (ProtonMail does have a bridge tool so you can use IMAP, but only on a desktop OS.) Still on the lookout for something better.
Is there evidence of this happening ?
Plotly for visualization,
Shiny for creating interactive reports in R,
Dash for creating interactive reports in Python
I did not know of any ethnically homogeneous units (at least after the war, there were local units in the early USSR), got any sources for that? Sending recruits near their home generally was not allowed though was possible through connections but most people went far away from home and the unit's location had nothing to do with the unit's composition.

The US is much more diverse so I don't see how you are going to dodge the issue there. Even sending everyone near home will cause the same issues since the local population is already diverse.
This doesn't seem like a huge deal, it happens on Windows and Linux too, if the underlying filesystem is slow, and the data hasn't been cached, which is the best behavior - considering the alternative is to display nothing till all the data arrives.
And there will be a movement "Grow your own meat" which proposes to keep bunnies and slaughter them yourself. Members will be proud to be not grossed out of the gore. Groups will discuss the best ways to feed and slaugther bunnies. They will have Thanksgiving bunnies.
I strongly doubt that they would, but it should be noted that them doing so would be extremely difficult to prove, and even harder to identify in the first place.
Is there a relationship between Open Refine and Google clouds Data Prep?
I don't know the numbers for the UK but here [1] are some numbers for Bavaria with worm counts from a lot of monitoring spots starting in the 80s. (sorry, slides are in German)

In the conclusion the author says a connection to the tilling method is likely. (worm numbers in Bavaria actually have increased as more and more farmers have changed away from "full" tilling).

[1] https://www.lfu.bayern.de/boden/bodendauerbeobachtung/fachta...
As a person who would be the target market for one of these, here's why it's worse than the competition:

a) if you're going to have a full length bike that doesn't fold, use something resembling a fat 29er (700C) mountain bike frame. It'll be much more rigid. And the user can do things like put a water bottle cage or two on it.

b) 700C gives a much, much wider choice of good quality tires for road, cyclocross type tread pattern (like 700x32), and crosscountry mountain bike type width and tread pattern.

c) the totally nonstandard crankset and crankset ring size mean that you can't easily find parts for it, compared to the cranksets and ring sizes you would see for a suspensionless 700C city bike based around a drivetrain like 2x10 or 2x11 in front, and 11-34 cassette in rear. crankset rings for use with 20" size wheel folding bikes are much more rare than normal size rings.

edit: more:

d) no specification on what derailleur it uses, what shifters/brake levers, no specification on what disc brakes it uses. which in the "serious" bicycle market ($2000+) usually mean junk. I want to see specific shimano or sram part numbers there.
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Elements as values of attributes are extremely useful in custom components.

<FancyArticle heading={<h1>...</h1>} body={<main>...</main>} />
It's very difficult having a conversation with his fans, I learned.
I'm a little bit skeptical, because you present very little information. Maybe it's all in the signed-in area?

1. I don't see anything about DMARC (DKIM, SPF) setup for your users. Do you provide DMARC?

2. Do you use shared ip's for all your users? If yes, how do you make sure my emails don't land in spam-filters, because of other users behaving badly?

3. Do you have a system in place and already experience to behave differently to different email hosters (e.g. send emails differently to gmail, yahoo or gmx)?

4. Do you provide spam-filters for incoming emails?

5. Do you provide support for email encryption and signatures (might be trivial, because it's part of the client, not sure about this one)?

6. What are your availability and reliability guarantees? What is your average/90%/99% delivery time and how often do you eventually drop an email? Will you inform me, when that happens?

7. How do you store my emails? Is strong encryption in place?

These are questions that I would want to have answered before signing up for such a service and they are the things that distinguish you from simply self-hosting emails for that money. It's also the reasons why I sometimes have to get emails from friends using their own domain from the spam-filter.

Sending emails is way harder than most people think (source: have worked in email infrastructure of a company sending billions of emails per month). Problems come especially, because email response codes are used differently across email hosters and it gets especially tricky when multiple independent users send emails over the same ip.
If you read through the email chain you'll see that it occurred before the docket even was made public to be commented on: "The docket will be on internet privacy, it is not yet published. We believe it will be published later this month"; if they already had prewritten comments ready at that time, that confirms fraud by CQ, because the public can't write comments on something that doesn't yet exist.

Meanwhile CQ is repeatedly insistent that the submissions be recorded individually, and not by the bulk csv method; and when the API limits turn out to be too strict they go to great effort to do it anyway: "We will need to set up multiple servers to feed the API simultaneously to meet the delivery needs of our clients" -- 114 api keys compared to one or two for most other groups.

None of which sits well with your idea that they'd intentionally sort them first. Bulk submissions might be expected to be sorted. The assumption for individually submitted comments is that they're individually submitted; it exposes the astroturfiness very clearly when all the identical comments show up in strict order in the docket. (Or at the very least, if this was just a dumb goofup or excessive tidiness, why wouldn't they have simply explained that as the obvious excuse the moment it started being reported? There'd be plenty of supporting evidence, the stage space alone would have had to have been significant)
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> automatic forwarding

Misses sent mail though...

> imapsync

If the emails are deleted on the server doesn't the client just delete them too?
One big difference is the c/c++ standards say that messing with a variable in multiple threads without locks is undefined behaviour, while Python claims there at least won't be an interpreter crash.
The point is that the author of the Nautilus article is not just wrong (reason provided), she is ignoring well-known current knowledge which makes her idea facilely wrong i.e. she's a crank. It's a fact, not ad hominem.

The physicist simply states that the only properties of matter that can be appealed to in explaining consciousness are those described in the Standard Model. Or the Standard Model is wrong.

Are you saying the observations of the Standard Model are wrong?
Finder sometimes has Disappeared Files when browsing NAS drives, whether it is using SMB or AFP. But reconnection will make those files reappear again, and it has been going on for years I sort of gave up reporting. Luckily no data is loss.
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For $50, FastMail gives you 25 Gb. That would cost $14 on your service. But they do not charge for sending/receive emails (which I think is stupid).

So we are looking at 14 + 4 +1 = $19 before you even send/receive emails.

I just did a quick look and it looks like I receive around 6000-7000 email a year. Most of it is advertising and notifications (that doesn't count SPAM emails which are countless and I hope you don't charge for). That's an extra 1.4 bucks.

I send around a thousand emails a year. That might seem much but it is actually very low. It is only 3 emails per day and you can do much more if you use email for personal and work. That's an extra 4 bucks.

So total is $24.4 assuming you stop your billing there. That's half of FastMail offering for a beta product which from the looks of it offer not interface.

I might come off as rude but I think you need to remove the pay-as-you-go billing and just bill something reasonable for a whole year. Plus offer something more than "Just Email"; like have a differentiating feature like security or privacy.
I get 200 fps in the open world with everything on ultra and view distance set to max. I get 30-40 in certain areas like Org. The issue is that the timewalking dungeons from BC are especially old and there was something odd going on with them this week - almost everyone I ran with complained of a similar issue.
I believe Jinping made it illegal to compare him to Winnie the Pooh and at one point you could barely talk about Winnie on Weibo because it was censored.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-hl8Xv0MPk&t=2400s
>...and because a lot of governments are not interested in making spoofing base stations harder on themselves.

See Norway's fumble[0] for a principal example.

[0] - https://www.thelocal.no/20150309/norway-police-broke-law-wit...
Sorry, I should probably add that the worm number also very heavily depends on the kind of ground you have on your fields. In case that is not apparent from the slides ;-)
I wouldn't necessarily consider that a wrapper, personally, but a reasonable set of functionality behind an interface to said functionality. The only thing I'm really arguing with is the insistence that one should wrap everything as a matter of course.

Reduction of complexity, like your example, is great. Increasing levels of indirection thoughtlessly is adding to it, IMHO.
Which means that installing Windows 10 with the DirectX 11 drivers from Asus, is the only way to get it back, ergo "Linux Problems on the Desktop".
Except you were not replying to the nautilus article, you were replying to the one i posted by Grosz. You might like to have a read of it, it does not makes the claims you are suggesting.
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Of those 20 years you mentioned, the party we're discussing has been in power for around 14 of them - and the 6 years preceding that. I'd say the party that has been in power for over 75% of the last 25 years - and has actively campaigned against acting to reduce emissions - is somewhat responsible.

But what I don't understand is the relevance of climate change to the topic at hand: the assistance and access legislation harming Australian tech companies. And I'm still not sure what your original point was ("Australia's abysmal record on climate change affords it no sympathy"). Were you saying saying that Australia's tech industry deserves to be destroyed because a slim majority of the country keeps voting for a party that is, among other things, hesitant to act to reduce emissions?
There's also kotlin-react which let's you write React in Kotlin in a Kotlin DSL which looks exactly like your first imagination probably suggests: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-wrappers/tree/master/kot...

It's also a pretty impressive demonstration of the typesafe flexibility of Kotlin's DSL support, but that's another conversation.
POP3 is tricky when you use server-side rules to file emails into multiple folders. You can use + login to fetch each folder individually, but IMAP is definitely nicer to work with. And of course JMAP is coming!
>I wasn't aiming for absolute technical accuracy and don't think it was expected.

I understand. It's just something that is frustrating. Having two classes of citizenship is something that affects many parts of life, especially if you decide on a career doing anything that requires a security clearance.
I'm not sure which "side channel results" you refer to, but I don't think Python tries to prevent Spectre-style attacks at all. I don't believe it's necessary because, unlike JavaScript and Lua, Python doesn't try to support running within an in-process sandbox.
Means to enable Android userspace to run on top of Zirkon instead of Linux.
You just rediscovered Freud.
Your generator keeps suggesting me to use the n-word (hard r) and I am not putting anything racist in. Can you please add some filters?
arduino IDE is written in java with Swing, it looks weird on every OS
It feels like such only because the eyes, nose, and number of nerves in the head and face. If the sensors were centered elsewhere, it might feel like it were elsewhere...
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To be fair, they also explicitly point out in their docs that encryption on their end is pointless (since they have the keys) and that you should encrypt your e-mails on the client side with something like PGP (where you control the keys).

E-Mail sucks, that's all. Fastmail is transparent about it and does a good job.

(PS: I still think that they encrypt their storage servers, but again, this will only protect against someone physically taking away their servers, not against a warrant or an intruder.)
You think sending people against their will to fight imperial, immoral, and unjust wars would bring people together? That's ridiculous. It would just make me hate the government more to involve me in its wars for profit. I'd rather go to jail or revoke my citizenship than fight in these disgusting wars (all wars the US has fought since WWII fit this criteria).
It is a well watered island, for one, with climate moderated by the Gulf Stream, even though well north of the US (The Boston USA latitude 42+, Dublin 53+).
It's an interesting read and at the same time a relief to realize that many if not most of the problems have been addressed years ago. E.g. sorting an array in FreePascal is a very simple task (not to mention that dynamic arrays and generics are also supported).
iOS and Android are non-windows OSes.
Excellent! Thanks!
Do you have any links for those curious about witchcraft and voodoo?
> and in the data center, which is where it counts.

Do you have any stats on this? As far as I know Windows and Linux are very competitive on the server and depending on the analysis Windows comes ahead.
This article pops up every now and again. Most of the criticisms are no longer valid. Pascal has moved on in the last 38 years.

If you don't know modern Pascal then check out Free Pascal, Lazarus, and Delphi:

https://www.freepascal.org/

https://www.lazarus-ide.org/

https://www.embarcadero.com/products/delphi

(And Delphi documentation at http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/ )
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Who is Hand Made software – Atari Lynx game developer profile
> The only way to configure this however is using the Apple Configurator tool and create a custom profile.

'Activate on demand' is just a checkbox in WireGuard app settings on iOS, so apparently it's only the built-in VPN types that need Apple Configurator. Since IPSEC/IKEv2 are overengineered and L2TP is outdated, you're better off using wg anyway.
Linux will never completely shed its heritage as a software development system for a machine hooked up to a teletype and a tape drive.
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Yeah, tried that already, no dice. :(
On the contrary, the Global Interpreter Lock provides many thread-safety guarantees. These are based on the fact that threads can only be interrupted between, not within, byte code instructions.

For example, a single list can safely be extended (as in `l += [1]`) concurrently from several threads.
And in the recent versions of Delphi you can use TArray which supports generics and simply call its Sort method:

http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Rio/en/System.Gener...

It's a shame more people don't use Object Pascal. I like it a lot.
Many of the people I know who use VPNs do so to avoid geo-blocking restrictions.
Got it. Yeah the idea of a no local storage world sounds interesting. Haven't taken the time to sit down to think about what that implies, like what can we build in that world that couldn't have existed otherwise.
I recently answered this in another thread[0]: I'm using Wireguard in combination with Pi-Hole on a cheap VPS as a VPN on my iPhone, it's blazingly fast and super stable. Will be trying this on my Mac as well now.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19186795
I used to be really sceptical about JSX, 1 extra transp. step, anorthodox use of xml in JS, etc.

Having been using it for the past 3-4 years I think its an above agerage elegant solution when it comes to templating solutions.
I know you don't disagree with the patch being rejected, but I have to say that the reviewer gave you a firm example in which your patch changes expected behavior.

Philosophy aside, that is a fine reason to reject the patch unless you can convince the reviewer (and the committee) that you are in the right (you very well may be).
Are those arrows or greater than comparisons?
I can definitely see where places with poor internet connection can make something like this just an enormous inconvenience.
this is super great
Given that you're able to inform us currently that you've not received any capability requests, would it be legal and feasible for you to set up a warrant canary? I don't know if Australia has the same protections against compelled speech as the US [1, 2] which theoretically allow one to function, but if so, it might help encourage people to stay.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia_State_Board_of...

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooley_v._Maynard
They had swords that did that. Then they found out that guns had higher lethality with lower risk to the attacker (another primary metric). Collateral wasn't much of a problem back then. No one gave a shit.
Around 1.5 hours today each direction, but I am commuting to a different country and have to cross a bridge.

Back then it was 1 hour or so - maybe a little less if traffic was good.
When one dollar = one vote, I think it’s pretty obvious where this process ends.
I can see that assumption if you shield your whole country with a great firewall.
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Huh. I guess I'm a shill now, which sucks because I'm not getting paid for this! I've made plenty of "anti-advertising" comments in the past if you go through my comment history, so your theory that I'm a shill is weak and seems to be a superficial attack on my character rather than a well-researched observation. I guess there's not much I can do other than continue explaining the same thing in different ways, hoping one of these ways sticks for anyone who is reading this thread and is still confused:

If people click ads, then people get value out of them, otherwise those ad-clicking people wouldn't be clicking ads. When people do literally anything voluntarily, it's presumably because they get value out of it. The fact that <div>s are rendered with ads in them is a problem between you and the website you are voluntarily going to. You may use an ad-blocker if you don't like some of those website's <div>s. Not everyone uses an ad-blocker. If you think everyone uses an ad-blocker, you are mistaken, but you can continue believing that and you can continue being confused as to why advertising creates value.
Android still allowed an workaround for older apps, as the old OS behavior will be done for apps that still target older versions.

This is no longer allowed for new apps since January, as the minimum allowed version to be targeted is Oreo (8.1).

Regarding the storage, with Oreo as minimum version, the changes introduced in Nougat will be enforced, just like with UWP and iOS, only indirect access is allowed (SAF).

https://developer.android.com/about/versions/nougat/android-...

https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/documen...
This happened to me too, independently on two Macs with different Photos libraries. It's a very strange bug where after a library migration Photos.app will delete some pictures and videos from the Masters folder inside the library. The deleted files still show in the UI because the app uses seperate thumbnails for that. But the original files are gone. I only noticed it because some videos where not playing anymore and also exports of the files did not work.

I tried to narrow down what went wrong. Launching a previous state of the library on Mojave from a backup deleted the same files with the following output in Console:

Photos Import failed during master recovery for path: 2018/10/08/20181008-093231/28f7a73f-1737-4pb6-9275-1c35dwb8a30a.JPG, Error Domain=com.apple.photos.reddwarf.ingest Code=1 "Removed version uuid: Gvj78Pses+eRzULLoWJ83g because imported master was either removed, or chosen as the candidate master during de-dup" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Removed version uuid: Gvj78Pses+eRzULLoWJ83g because imported master was either removed, or chosen as the candidate master during de-dup}
Most people do not know a lot of basic but important things about stress.

- Change increases stress

- To-Do list items are also known as "stressors"

- Implementing someone else's suggested "happiness plan" in your life could easily kill you, simply because it's new to _you_ and requires dramatic change

To be "right" as per Szasz means to fit into and apply a preferred template in order to bring about that template's preferred outcome more than it means to be true. It is the difference in template that causes the fatal dynamic, not any difference in truth. More true does an individual feel, the more their acted-out template matches their own psychology, and the more they see the template benefiting others who are amenable to its way of framing things. More do they demonstrate alarming symptoms, the more their preferred, best, most trusted template is overridden both objectively and within their subjective experience.

To make all of HN go "mentally ill" simply confine its membership to Facebook fashion groups or the neighborhood butcher shop or the religious cult. The method of or reason for confinement or the place of confinement will always differ, but the result will be the same--absolutely devastating symptoms and strange diseases, etc. Just change, and unknowingly set at an unsustainable pace right from the start.

The illness model has its leverage points in e.g. its natural provision for quick social exits, but other models also contribute much to our self care and other-care.
I had an Atari Lynx it was a battery eater. It reminded me of the Amiga in graphics and sound. I gave mine to a friend who started a computer museum.

Some of the games you never thought possible on the Lynx, Hand Made Software did a good job of that.
Zoho Mail is free, thus a "cheaper" custom domain email provider than your "cheapest" paid service, which charges per email received (wtf?!) and sent (i guess..).