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Humans learn by copying and adapting. Pretty awesome culture we'd have if artists and musicians of days past would have to jump through DMCA-hoops.

I can picture it...sorry Mr. Picasso great artists don't steal...they go straight to jail. Besides, your art ain't all that. Mr. Mozart, we are sorry to inform you that Symphony No. 37 violates Mr. Haydn's intellectual property and has to be removed from the musical canons for all eternity (just like pretty much all of Mr. Händel's work)

Arguably the greatest US piece of music culture (Jazz) would be banned completely because it's the worst possibly offense. Live streaming piracy with no shame.

etc. pp.
I was going to say...haven't you ever seen a dog go after a bone?
Especially when you need to downvote or delete this post. I referring to this which is my own and not parent.
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gene therapy isn't something you can just whip up in a random lab and apply to people without there being dire consequences (heck, that happens even in top research institutions).
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I can state that this topic is quite interesting to me. I can also understand why women tend to feel dehumanized by it. But we as a society must not turn blind eye towards problems that afflict humanity. Withdrawing from painful reality won't do anything to address it.
No, but `request` does not implement modern JS features such as promises and async/await which generally have become commonplace. So what this announcement means is that such features won't ever be added, and that people should look to another library for HTTP requests in "modern JS".
Yes and basic humans are abhorrent
> Basing status and self-worth on sexual conquest makes no more sense than basing it on the number of slaves in one's retinue or the size of the pile of gold in one's treasury. It's a ridiculous and archaic way of thinking.

Absolutely. However basing your self worth on acceptance/rejection of people you are attracted to or admire is perfectly normal. Note I'm not saying it's perfectly rational, or even healthy - but I do think it's normal, for people of any gender.

I guess we probably disagree on what the majority of men are after - a hookup or a relationship? And if men who are looking for a hookup instead looked for a relationship, would they have more success?

I think that even if all men were looking for a faithful, committed, relationship, then we would still see to some extent the unequal sex rates cited in the article. I don't know the solution to this however, just like I don't know the solution to the many other inequalities that are unfair towards women instead - the gradual liberation and increase in power of women is a great thing, and for anyone to suggest moving back to increasing male dominance is abhorrent.
as a 46 year old professional software developer I can honestly say I owe my entire career to the BBC literacy project. Thank you BBC!
True. Look at the blowback from Beto's writing from his childhood and how he had to apologise for it[0], some twenty or thirty years later.

[0] - https://www.dailycaller.com/2019/03/16/beto-orourke-poems-ch...
Heyenas have 2 extra legs to waste energy on. Not much left in the budget for a big brain.
As a mathematician, you might want to start from Gauss's law for gravity (flux theorem for gravity). You need only the Gauss law and zero curl assumption to derive Newton's law of gravity.
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Without anonymity, one risks real-world harassment, stalking, and political, social, or economic consequences for saying things one's society, government, or maybe even employer doesn't like.

Journalists have been murdered for reporting the actions of gangs and corrupt governments. Had they been anonymous, perhaps they'd still be alive.

LGBT people risk being attacked when their identities are revealed online. Many other groups throughout history have been targeted because of their identity -- a prime example being Jews during the Holocaust, when census data was used to find them an round them up.

People will also be hesitant about speaking about wrongs committed by police, corrupt governments, or their employer when they believe their identity is known, for fear of reprisal.

As the ACLU points out: "The right to remain anonymous is a fundamental component of our right to free speech, and it applies every bit as much in the digital world as it does in the physical one."

https://www.aclu.org/issues/free-speech/internet-speech/onli...
The page needs to run the appropriate javascript. That is all. Of course a STUN server at the least is required.
Can you expand the third point a bit?

I hear people talk about this a lot, but don't understand what it actually means.

For example, what kind of support/encouragement/mentoring did men previously get that they no longer enjoy, and how would it have an effect on sex rates?
Google Scholar started to forget articles https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19599365
anybody with a decent level of biochemical knowledge can do these things in a garage (I built a biolab in my garage and work at a lab that does CRISPR). However, the person you cited is clueless and is just kind of injecting things into his body without any really thought to efficacy or safety.

There is a big difference between injecting reagents into a single human, and doing actual medicine.
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If this is the infrared sensor I think you mean, you can see these if you point a camera lens (like on your phone) at the surface; it will show up in red. You can try this with TV remotes that use infrared.
>If you want to pirate movies and chat on facebook at the same time, you're probably gonna have a bad time. What you do is absolutely a part of your advertising/tracking profile.

This is probably not going to work with public vpn services because many users share one server, and the server you use changes every connection. Thus facebook can’t really correlate your torrent traffic with your session because it could be anyone else on that server.
I'm not sure that's true. If you look at where people meet their spouses you often find it was in school or at work (at least here in the states), basically places where they were forced to interact with other people.
Lol this law is not to apply to THEM!
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> Everyone still runs their fool mouth same as they used to

I very much doubt this is true. Yes, people run their mouth on FB and other real-name / real-identity accounts, but not to the same extent as with anonymous profiles. What you see on real name accounts should be assumed to be the tip of the iceberg.
GIMP 2.10 felt like a big step-up in quality-of-life changes for me, I really recommend giving it a go if you've got an older version (Ubuntu 18.04 has 2.8)
Yes very different experience. Hotels are usually overpriced, especially if you travel in > 2. Hotels are much more 'soulless' copy paste, apartments usually have some hint of a 'soul' and better vibe. Kitchen is a massive plus. If you do leisure travel, hotels are 'bubbles' distant from locality, something I always enjoy experiencing. List is long, and always depends on specific place.

There are drawbacks to airbnb style, but positives more than counter-balance them.
Copyright is not a property right, but it relates to ideas the same as property right relates to real life objects: both define what one can do with the subject.
IMHO, one of the reasons why the copyright has gained success is because of existing cognitive bias[0]: people desire to treat ideas like physical objects, or as close to that as possible, because they have no other concept of what ideas are. I sometimes use figures of speech like "to own an idea" as a way to say the above succinctly, though it is indeed confusing when interpreted literally.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_of_the_instrument
Gimp is a fantastic tool. I'm a developer who occasionally has to do some light graphics work and since I've started using it (~10 years ago?) have never missed Photoshop.

It'd be interesting to hear from Photoshop power users, who've made the switch, what they miss and what Gimp does better.

For those who didn't make it past the highlight list, here's the donation/support link: https://www.gimp.org/donating/ I just made a small donation and encourage others who use Gimp regularly to do the same.
Such cases are extreme outliers.
Yes. But, the 2% remaining are hidden cameras saving everything to SD card.
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Gotta make way for the new spam.
And I respect that.
Dough is edible glue.
There are gas pumps with ads, operating systems with ads, eReaders with ads... it's only a matter of time.
Yes, only people who can afford to enter into a long term lease have access to stable housing.

There is no "should" here. It's definitional. That's literally what a long lease is, as opposed to a short lease.

> It's only emotional pandering if you don't think politics should be a useful instrument to people without money.

It's emotional pandering because it's devoid of actual logic.

You've injected the 'people without money' bit here as if it's relevant when actually this is a matter that affects everyone.
I recently went through most of these old shows, it's amazing that the BBC has taken the time to preserve them in this manner.
Is it really vanishing rare? Most of the dictatorships I can think of are capitalist. Egypt, Russia, Thailand, Iran, as random examples. They’re not total laissez-faire economies, but neither are democracies.
America probably goes the furthest in this regard, but the trend is also older than America the country.

Examples:

The strawberries you and I eat are actually a hybrid species created in 1715. The wild variety, the woodland strawberry, is about 1/4 the size and much more tart.

Bananas largely come from one of two species, the main one having been domesticated 8,000 years ago. Humans of that era domesticated it for some reason other than the fruit, because the fruit was inedible, it took a few thousand years before we could eat it.

The lemon was hybridized citron and the bitter orange around 1100. Citron has a very thing rind, with the edible center part being typically the size of a golf ball. The bitter orange is ... not very sweet.

The oranges you and I buy in the store, tellingly called the “sweet orange” is a hybrid first mentioned in 314CE.
Yeah it's absolutely an incel meme but do no means do I think that they invented it or that it's unique to them. I think almost all men have this feeling to some extent, I think it's a rare guy who is happy to know that every good looking guy in his office slept with his girlfriend casually. Proximity (time, location, social circle) is definitely an aggravating factor but it's all just a sliding scale. I like to think that I mostly don't care about a girl's past but it's definitely annoying on some level of the sliding scale.
I hate to say it, but large online social platforms are really giving governments way too much ammunition to start regulating and censoring the now largely centralized Internet.

Very, very scary but interesting times ahead.
Some of r/Piracy seems to be willing to play with more p2p solutions. If you're willing to sacrifice archival properties (like the last ten years woth of stuff...) then even an IRC channel might do. Some people are playing with scuttlebutt/ssb, and frankly I don't see why that wouldn't be a good fit, assuming you handle your feed with a bit of care if you want to stay anonymous.

Edit: of course, not everyone is happy about this. There is definitely a culture mismatch between most of the (current) ssb community and r/piracy.
> and as kids we got warned by our parents and everyone is still alive.

Not every child has this though. Parents vary greatly in competence and ethics, and virtually every society and government recognises children as having rights separable from their parents' and draws a line somewhere as to what parental conduct is acceptable.

In addition to not being granted every responsibility, parents often don't want every responsibility. Most people in western societies expect the state to provide education, and some level of public security.

That said, I agree that the UK takes this to an authoritarian extreme.
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I was watching the companies that Y Combinator have funded till now. To my surprise, I found 9Gag as one of the participants of their YC batch.

So, I searched everywhere but I didn't find a suitable answer regarding this.
I don't know much about the javascript ecosystem, but isn't this what major version updates are for?
Can I also interpret it as “wow, I must have really fucked up if God wanted the total opposite of what I wanted the last time around?”
It's clear what is being discussed here, because "promiscuity" has a simple understandable meaning. In certain contexts the word has a negative connotation, but only because those contexts morally disapprove of the condition the word describes. One would have hoped that "native speakers" could have offered a different, more suitable word to employ in this discussion, rather than just ruling the discussion out of bounds because they don't like this particular word.
Hmm, so there are 41K packages depending on 'request' but from now on everything that is merged into master is immediately going to be published?

Sounds like a recipe for disaster not unlike what happened with event-stream.
I am in the gcp web ui daily and just noticed Cloud Run appear on Friday along with several other changes. We will probably hear more during Next this week
The technique described as "They overlaid many thin layers of oil paint" is technically called glazing. And, by "thin" layers, they mean a layer that is mostly oil, with varying levels of pigment.

Many of the old masters would paint a detailed, monochromatic underpainting, and glaze many layers of color on top of it. Definitely not a process used by people who want to finish quickly.
About 2 weeks with 'low risk' foods, and up to 4-6 weeks with 'high risk' foods - low risk being low FODMAP foods, and those that you rarely hear of allergies with. 'High risk' were things like nuts, which many people react very poorly to. I'd add them to the foods I already knew were safe to eat. So for example, I've recently taken to adding buckwheat (which is weirdly a fruit) to my stews and granola after workout. I'm slightly concerned that I may react badly, so I won't add anything new to my diet for a while until I'm 100% sure that it's not causing any under-lying inflammation. I'll mentally keep track of variables like my gym performance, mental acuity, ability to absorb new information, tiredness levels etc. I very much play it by ear though. If I'm especially stressed, or miss workouts, or suffering from any other thing to could contribute to me feeling tired or down, I'll lay off adding any new foods because it will skew 'results'.
I have a site that includes lots of older content. I checked the first page that came to mind (published in 2005) and it still shows up on the first page of Google results for the obvious search terms. So it certainly isn't as clear-cut as 'everything older than 10 years is not in the index'.
update checked another circa 2003. It's also on the first page of search results for a search on its title.
Having spent a fair amount of time doing the online dating thing at one point in my life, and having taken the time and effort on writing good messages, I don't feel like this is true at all. That's why you see men writing a bunch of generic low effort messages to women: because it is ultimately a more successful strategy.
As the post explains, Javascript has changed significantly since request was first created, and that left them with 3 real options:

1. Try to make massive breaking changes to the request module to make it more easy to work with in the current javascript landscape (promises, new streams, async generators, etc...). This is a problem because then the millions of blog posts, comments, stack overflow answers, and more are all now outdated and wrong. And as the author explained, it would basically be a completely new library.

2. ignore it and become a thorn in the side of devs everywhere (oh, i can use new streams and promises in 99% of my codebase, except for a few old modules that we still use or have to code around until they get removed as they are difficult to work with)

3. Deprecate request, and make a new module under a new name which can adapt to the current landscape.

So if you value non-breaking changes over developer experience and complexity of integration, then it's a good thing for you. If you value tools which work with the language as it exists now rather than against it, it's also a good thing for you since the new "request by a different name" will work much better in current javsascript.

This is the opposite of what Angular did. Angular 1 vs 2+ were basically different libraries. Rather than take the angular route and just increment the number and keep the name, they are trying something different. They are throwing away the name and starting fresh.
Wow this looks amazing already. I think something as simple as recording the input and output of a single function would be my most common use case and would make a world of difference for me but this goes way above and beyond.

Would it reduce the graphics, OS, etc complexity to just have the basic single function IO recording?
That comment is downvoted because it makes an incorrect assumption. People on HN tend to downvote incorrect assumptions, especially when presented as reality.
Google is pretty much useless for anything older than a few years, as well as for many less popular topics. I can't even remember how many times Google decided to drop a crucial word in my query to show me something, anything, instead of admitting it pulled a blank. Instead of playing the endless game of "intitle: filetype: inurl:" just use something else (DDG maybe).
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Because young men are chronically watching hardcore pornography (produced in morally-depraved state of California)which trains them to think that they could never possibly compete with that big black d*ck hammering white womens butts and therefore could never possibly genuinely satisfy a woman.
Not the OP, but I give junior engineers a lot of slack. I'm happy to spend a lot of time working with them. And you know if one keeps asking me lots if questions or looking fir guidance that's fine... maybe I need to do a better job explaining or send them off to look at something else that might be a better teaching aide.

The hardest problem with mentoring juniors is that most companies don't recognize the work put in. Still too many places judge purely on your direct work-in to work-out ratio.
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For better or worse, Google is very explicitly not a card catalog though. One might disagree about how Google determines relevance--and the criteria are opaque. But, in any case, it's quite different from a card catalog which, with the caveat that the work in question must be part of the library's curated collection, is completely non-judgmental about the relative importance of a given item.
This is probably a tool the government wants to use when something like a mass shooting manifesto is published. Facebook can't stop people reading it? Well then let's block Facebook for a week.

Interestingly, this is the same tactic dictatorships use to quell rebellions.
Maybe you should look for time travel debuggers existing for other languages in general before asking one for JS. There are really few TDDs exists in the world other than Microsoft's tools. Is is not hard to figure out why then: it is simply very hard.
I believe the 13098476 is a hash table entry that maps to an actual location.

Block 880 appears to be the Rootblock. "The Rootblock contains information about disk : its name, its formatting date,
etc...It also contains information to access the files / directories / links". Where "information" is a chained hash table.

My guess is that it looked up the actual location for that hash table entry and found the write error there. Or maybe the hash table entry location itself is borked.

Gory details here: https://github.com/lclevy/ADFlib/blob/master/doc/FAQ/adf_inf...
I think this is a bit harsh, the current industrial strategy is pretty decent (https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/the-uks-industr...), whether they will deliver on this remains to be seen but it's not like they aren't thinking about industrial policy.
I have noticed that searching for exact quotes seems to have been broken on Google for a few years. But only minimally broken. And I've had no idea how to reason with it. This article completely corresponds with problems I've encountered with searching for results on StackOverflow or software documentation sites; it's especially perplexing that "site:..." combined with exact quotes does not work for many cases.

Google certainly doesn't seem to value feedback at all. It's practically impossible to get in touch with a human to ask for help and Google's feedback forms have always felt like a black hole.
There’s also the soundplane, not sure how it compares though https://madronalabs.com/soundplane
Making healthcare more accessible (using technology). Includes remote care, AI-based diagnostic tools, home healthcare, compliance monitoring etc.

It's no doubt a very challenging space, given the regulations and liability issues, but the sheer size makes it all the more important
We love to complain about Dutch public transport because of how stupid and incompetent it frequently is, but then you look across the border and see how much worse it could be.
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Works for me