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You can disable the signature verification on Firefox for Android, using about:config and searching for the flag named 'xpinstall.signatures.required'.

Perhaps leave yourself a note to change it back once an update ships : )
What baffles me about this is that getting people to dial these numbers has been a known scam for many years. The fix seems stupidly trivial: break up the North American Numbering Plan to move them out of the +1 zone. They just don’t belong there. Frankly, Canada should be moved out the +1 zone too.
It does come up from time to time, for example this article was posted there a few days ago [1],

> My own car was repaired in a "relatively short" two weeks.

>> No that's "very short." Ours took 6 months.

>>> Mine took 3.5 months!

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/bjhimk/san_fra...
>This is a version of Panpsychism. I do not hold this view, but a lot of people that I respect do (for example, Ben Goertzel, the AGi researcher).

Certainly you can successfully argue that a tree doesn't have a soul, but what is impossible, I think, is drawing a line somewhere that says this thing has a soul and this other thing doesn't.

Humans 4,000 years ago? 40,000? 400,000? How about the closely related hominids Homo Sapiens interbred with and extincted? Find me the child who had a soul whose parents did not. I think finding and binning animals into soul and no-soul is absurd. The only alternative is some sort of continuum.

>I consider it to be pseudoscience, because it uses the term "emergence" to hide a magic step.

I get it, the objection to the hand-waving non-explanation of "emergence". I see it differently as a zoomed out understanding that we just have yet to fill in the details. Many mundane things are emergent. "Temperature" and "pressure" don't fundamentally exist, they are bulk properties which emerge from the physics of quantum electrodynamics (QED) of large numbers of atoms. We can fully derive and explain that emergence. We can't do that with consciousness, but the conjecture is that there is one.

>onsciousness is the fundamental stuff of reality and matter is a second-order phenomenon

I see this as a restatement of 'you take a definition of "soul" as something supernatural' or seeing it from a different angle. Perhaps what is missing is "Yes souls: you take a definition of "soul" as something supernatural and accept its existence. 'Supernatural' meaning nothing more than something which cannot be explained by current physics.

>The absolute belief in physicalism is akin to a modern religious dogma and it does violence to science and extends logical reasoning and empiricism beyond its current limits.

No disagreement. Mythos underlies everything, and "scientific" understanding of the universe rejecting all religions is based just as much in mythos as any of them.
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It's more common in enterprises than you would think. Remember, automated testing is a fairly new concept. Some of these applications and developers have been doing it the same way for 15 years.
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It is correct to say the autopilot disconnects, and will not reconnect, when there's AoA disagreement. This is mentioned in the emergency Airworthiness Directive as one of the indicators for MCAS upset.

It's not unusual to engage autopilot during climbout, I only see one explicit instance in the preliminary report for autopilot engagement, and two warnings, and two disconnects.
This is a quasi-religious viewpoint that suggests plants and animals are superior to humans so we should get out of their way. The opposite view, that the planet is here for us can also be used to come around to taking better care of this place we live.
This is already happening: https://github.com/solid/solid-spec/blob/master/README.md.
This has absolutely nothing to do with Capitalism vs Communism. This is about Tesla's logistical operations.
Yeah like they could take a page out of the Hyundai book (back when Korean cars were considered notoriously unreliable) and offer a ten year warranty, maybe replacing vehicles immediately instead of covering repairs. Then people wouldn't complain about reliability, even if it was a problem
Both my wife and I work at the same company, in tech. I usually drop off and pick up the kids, because she is a project manager and has more meetings to run. My work is pretty flexible, and I have freedom to come and go as I need.

I don't know how we would do it if I didn't have that kind of flexibility. It is crazy how many days you end up having to miss because of kids. When they are sick, or there is a school holiday, or there is something that requires a parent at school.
For power users, maybe. When I open a music player the first thing I'll do is search for something, and there's no search box at all here: https://www.foobar2000.org/images/img/main.png

I'm sure there is a way to search, but I think Foobar is maybe built for a different kind of user than Spotify, etc.
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Same happened in China with Didi & Uber. Softbank has investments in other major ride hailing services like Ola(India), 99 Taxis(Brazil) as well.

Ola is now refusing to take further investments from Softbank as it had went behind Ola CEO's back to acquire its initial investors.
Yeah, I just thought the guy's voice was hilarious. He sounds like someone who lives in the machine shop, knows his shit, and has never had to interact with customers. If I had a personal J.A.R.V.I.S., I'd want to use his voice for it.
Nah, it just degrades into voice mail.
" The net premium, often called
the “fair price” plays a less significant role – a range of prices is beneficial for both
parties. The fair price is never part of that range (it is the end of the range in the
limit of the infinitely wealthy insurer). Where exactly the price of trade will lie can
be negotiated."

What does it mean? Can anyone explain? Does it mean a wealthy insurer will charge more premium over a small one? Or am I reading it wrong?

Economies of scale should make the bigger insurer costs less and as a result cheaper premiums. Isn't it?
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I answer the phone because people who I have to be responsive to call it.

I'm currently getting a visa, if someone involved in the decision making process calls my number I better answer it.

I was interviewing for a job not that long ago, when people get back to me by the phone I better answer it.

When my dentist or doctor calls to schedule an appointment I need to answer it.

If a family member needs to get my attention a phone call works better than text - the ringtone is more noticeable.

Of course I live in Canada and my number isn't scattered everywhere on the web, I don't think I even get a robocall a week on average. But even if I lived in the states, I don't see how I could avoid the first two requiring I answer my phone sometimes, possibly the third as well but at least I'm the client there so I might be able to talk them into an alternative means of contacting me.
There is big difference between owning Lamborgini and Ferrari - I take if you don’t know it then you don’t own neither.

Anyways, I own two Ferraris but these are like good 1985 Burgundy - you dont drink it you collect it. I plan to sell both in next 10 years at 130% markup with very small millage, less than 1000 miles (usually me and wife do a round around a city once a quarter)

Laborginis are rich mans way of showing he loves throwing money away. No self-made or self-respected wealthy businesman would get one, the millage is irrelevant and they don’t get more expensive withing the time. Basketball and football players love them. Parts are cheap and plenty. Ferraris take so long to fix because collectors barely drive them abd even less often get them crashed.
Drats, I was hoping the anime "Rocket Girls" would move to real life.
There is nothing "after" capitalism which hasn't already been tried with disastrous consequences (read: death, starvation, and violence).

Either you own your body, your land, your labor, and your money -- or the state owns them for you. What makes the state a good determiner of what's best for humanity? It doesn't have that great a track record.
70% of the spam calls I get could be stopped simply by blocking the exact same exchange that my number is in.

Do spam callers really think I'm expecting a call from the same area code, same exchange as my own number? Do most people have friends that have phone numbers with the same first six digits in common with their own?

I feel like this trick can't possibly work on anyone who has already seen it twice, and just based on the number of times I've seen it, I have to assume everyone has seen it at least five times by now, either that or they aren't even paying attention to caller ID at all.
This is quite confused reasoning. Sports are by definition zero sum games. There can only be one world champion etc.

No such mechanism exist for doctors or software engineers. They get rewarded for the value they create, and there can in principle be any number of them, as long as they create additional value.
And birds are about 160 million years old, but they can't fly as high or as fast as airplanes. Evolution doesn't plan ahead, so it easily gets stuck in local maxima.
it's the change in price at time of sale. The price of the asset is only known at the time of sale. At all other times, the assumed price is speculative. The capital gain is just the difference between the price you sell it at and the price you bought it at. That's all it is.
Please don't do religious flamewar on HN. It's tedious, and leads to worse.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Overspeed is the result of the mistrim. They were in fact flying the plane, the significant back pressure they used to fight the mistrim makes that clear. On what basis do they anticipate 4 seconds after two successful nose up trim using yoke toggle switches (manually initiated, electric motor turns jackscrew) that MCAS will cause a 40 degree nose down within seconds?

Nothing. There's no basis for expecting such madness. The emergency AD following LNI610 doesn't at all account for significant mistrim, the possibility of heavy jackscrew loading forces that could prevent manual (handcrank) retrim, and the necessity of setting stab trim switches back to normal to solve the mistrim.

It's realy vile to me that this whole mistrim scenario was not thoroughly explored by the FAA and NTSB (independently of each other) in 737 MAX capable simulators following Lion Air 610. Very clearly the emergency AD was still inadequate months after Lion Air 610. Could ET302 have been prevented? Perhaps, but not based on the then published AD.
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> Rognlie, Matthew. 2015. Deciphering the Fall and Rise in the Net Capital Share. Brookings Papers on
Economic Activity 46(1): 1–69

The paper briefly mentions it but does not address or refute the point further.
Is there any indication that people actually understand (and can mathematically demonstrate) how to fix this, or are all suggestions going to be based on economic or political ideologies?

I'm not an expert, and I've heard many times the thought that macroeconomics is simply too complex for anybody to understand, so you constantly retreat back to "my political tribe vs your political tribe" instead of treating this as an well understood equation that has many perfectly valid solutions that can be explored.
Not as an unamerican.
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> you still have voting rights

Your share of General Electric is 1 in 8.7 billion. For reference the odds of winning the Powerball jackpot is 1 in 292 million.

And that's not even considering the companies where management issues themselves a different class of stock with 10x the voting rights.
Must have been an awkward position to be in, when you tell the billionaires who pay you to research history for them, that things don’t often work out well for them.

On a serious note though:

• 2017: “Huge Human Inequality Study Hints Revolution is in Store for U.S.” https://www.inverse.com/article/38457-inequality-study-natur...

• 2015: “PAUL TUDOR JONES: Income inequality will end in revolution, taxes, or war” https://www.businessinsider.com/paul-tudor-jones-on-inequali...

• 2013: “History tells us where the wealth gap leads” https://aeon.co/essays/history-tells-us-where-the-wealth-gap...
> Frankly, Canada should be moved out the +1 zone too.

Why? Who does that benefit? It's pretty common for phone plans in both the US and Canada to treat the US/Canada as a single region for the purpose of long distance calls and texts.
Damn it, I really love this, thank you for made this!

Anyway, please tell me how to record these sounds, because sometimes u need offline usage!
Yep control over time and freedom is my goal. Thank you for the encouragement.
Is that really a good use of the word live? Sounds like this is just hot loading, not even hot reloading.
[Microsoft] NeuronBlocks – Building Your NLP DNN Models Like Playing Lego
The kind of sentiment that is successful in mountaineering is not the kind of sentiment that is successful in social media.
NeuronBlocks is a NLP deep learning modeling toolkit that helps engineers/researchers to build end-to-end pipelines for neural network model training for NLP tasks. The main goal of this toolkit is to minimize developing cost for NLP deep neural network model building, including both training and inference stages. For more details, please check our paper: NeuronBlocks -- Building Your NLP DNN Models Like Playing Lego at https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.09535.
NeuronBlocks consists of two major components: Block Zoo and Model Zoo.
In Block Zoo, we provide commonly used neural network components as building blocks for model architecture design.
In Model Zoo, we provide a suite of NLP models for common NLP tasks, in the form of JSON configuration files.

NLP Tasks Supported
Sentence Classification
Sentiment Analysis
Question Answering Matching
Textual Entailment
Slot tagging
Machine Reading Comprehension
Knowledge Distillation for Model Compression
More on-going
Fairly low quality article
One reason people could afford to live in NYC in the 80s is that it was a dystopian murderous hellhole. Watch this trailer for the 1981 move Escape From New York for a taste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckvDo2JHB7o
I take phone calls now—but I expect them. Either from people in my address book, or from customers I set up a call with in advance.

Recently, I had a payment service call me on behalf one of my customers—from my area code. I nearly told them to beat it. I was sure they were spammers.

Anon Phone calls are approaching completely spam bucket status. I doubt they will recover.
Yep. This works for me, I have a 310 area code and live in 425, so almost anything 425 and 206 is legit, anything 310 is probably not.
Hey, I think best explanation is this:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51533143/temporal-vs-tim...

:-)
This is precisely why secret rotation mechanisms are essential. If you are regularly rotating your secrets, your window of vulnerability for an accidentally leaked secret reduces to the rotation window. With good automation, and in the context of secrets which don't need to be remembered or input by a human, your secrets should be rotating nearly constantly. Additionally, automation greatly reduces the risk of human intervention, which reduces the risk of a human writing secrets to files by hand, which reduces the risk of those secrets being committed to version control in the first place.

Of course, automatic secret rotation is hard. Vault is a great help, but it can't be grafted onto everything. Good DevSecOps engineers are worth their weight in gold.
I’m not sure it began his inspiration, but Red Storm Rising certainly came from it and had Larry Bond acknowledged as a co-author in the preface.
You would optimize the equation for whatever parameter values that your political tribe likes, so the fight between political tribes would still exist.
I keep having to redo these easy levels from scratch. Nice game though simple but fun
you're ignoring everything other than the intrinsic worth of the house itself as an object.

E.g., if you had a house in North Dakota in 2005 and then they discovered the Bakken formation in 2006 and the shale oil boom started, the value of your home would appreciate because of the rapid influx of oil industry labor. The price of something isn't determined by its intrinsic value alone; it's what people will pay for it. If people will pay more for it tomorrow than they will today, it's an appreciating asset.

If the population is growing faster than the housing stock for that area, the demand for housing goes up.
> let's talk about what's interesting and stay off the metaphysics

Assumption: metaphysics isn't interesting.

Clearly many in the HN community disagree.
Completely agree. A very long read, but superbly worth it. Wide-ranging, well-written, informative, thoughtful, and fluff-free. The "soul" in the headline is eye-catching but somewhat distractive from the rich contents of the article.

Btw. - and off-topically - almost shockingly for a magazine style publication these days: The New Atlantis pages stand on their own - they work ouf of the box, without any of the usual reliance on scripts and external crutches. I am hereby a fan.
I think you underestimate the human ability to ignore that which challenges our world views. I've known people who loved their dogs but still felt that their dogs didn't experience the world, only acting as if they did. Not just that the dogs lacked self-awareness or something, but that the dogs did not experience anything, because they don't have magical metaphysical souls like we obviously do. I've known these people, and discussed this topic with them at length. If somebody can have a loving relationship with a social animal and still feel this way, I have a hard time believing that spending three years with a significantly more intelligent non-human animal would necessarily change their mind.
The fundamentals are pretty obvious. Wealth inequality is increasing. One way to fix is that more progressive taxation.

It doesn't happen, though, because the rich have passed a critical tipping point where their money buys them enough influence to get their taxes lowered, thus making inequality worse (witness Trump's tax cuts).
Possibly, but I'll take the actively-developed codebase with the eyes of security experts all over it over one with no manpower.
Thanks for the link. I read the paper and it seems that they just measure the impedance (or resistance) of the cell membrane with an artificial increase of NaCl in the extracellular environment (ie plasma in the text). The final NaCl concentration looks like to be doubled than the normal range.

This might be an intersting finding, but I can't figure out why the impdecance of membrane need to be measured with increased NaCl in the plama. And whether it is only related with Na+ or Cl- change.
Next project: figure out how to add a fake user to my MacBook and only have the real HD / user boot if a key combo is placed. Apple should add users and this as an option if they care about security, to iOS.
I've had gasket seals need repair and a bunch of emission related things have repeated issues like O2 sensors and then some engine-related things like throttle position sensors. But as you said many of the big ticket items were suspension issues.

There are also a host of other non engine related things that plague older vehicles like AC, power doors/windows, etc.
I'm also pretty sure that peanut butter is not an issue, but it does kill some people. Maybe there are people out there who are ultra-sensitive to mercury.
Iirc that's against the EULA. Yeah, the car has one...
Acceptable? That's a frame of reference. Is it widely practiced on the internet, on every social channel? Oh, yeah, it's everywhere. They are not doing anything different, but they are executing the ads rather well.

I am curious how far they are going to grow before they turn the ad machine full throttle, and whether or not that will have a huge adverse effect.

We all kind of know that Instagram is a giant online store for everything, at least it has been for a few years now. Unsplash contributors seem to think that free will last forever. It'd be very interesting to see if they stay or leave.
Never change, japan
I've detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19836524 and marked it off-topic.

Yes, that's a case I'd make quite strongly. Internet metaphysics isn't interesting in the way the HN guidelines use that word. Such comments tend to be generic, predictable, and self-referential. They're rarely motivated by the article at hand—this case being a perfect example, since it was only the word "soul" that triggered the discussion, not anything the article actually says. They're not inspired by curiosity, and don't gratify it. They're mostly about rehearsing philosophical scripts, and the internet comment is too trivial a format to support genuine reasoning about those.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Yes, Die Glocke / the bell has been embellished beyond all recognition of whatever it really was. I bear some guilt with my comment above; it would have been more appropriate to suggest that the bell's mysticism may have inspired fringe research, e.g. Podkletnov, similar to how Rife may have inspired Hutchison, and Hutchison inspired Bushman, and so on.
HN is moderated, not democratized.
It was an example, but you seem to be suggesting that some people have a more worthy cause than others?

What's the most "right" thing then and why aren't you working on it already? I assume curing cancer is somewhere on that list? Let us all know when you'll be getting to it.
I think you meant this for the comment above mine. I could give a shit about the difference between Ferraris and Lamborghinis.
I don’t know where you live, but this is not my experience here in South Florida.

I scheduled service through the app, got there on time and out with my car in less than one hour.
Some uninformed solipsists just can’t stop blaming India & China for everything ! And yes they exist in HN too, not just reddit.
Those populations are not representative of the release population.
Mine says : Firefox Developer Edition 67.0b16 (64-bit). No fix yet there...
No, single occupant electric cars. It's a state incentive, and as sibling comment said, it's not something sustainable long-term, but a short term perk that might tip some people to get an electric car who wouldn't have otherwise
Can't speak to Australia. My barometer is Europe; in urban England it was still five seconds and in rural France it was worse than at home.

(I agree it's less than ten, I just couldn't remember any off the top of my head that I felt confident asserting.)
If this thing sells, it will jam up the Etherium blockchain the way Crypto Kitties did.
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Ask HN: I Got Deported from USA to Kenya
I was sent to Somalia when deported but came to Kenya thankful with a little bit of money from my mom to help me move out of Somalia. I'm homeless in Kenya.

I would like to get into UK I have aunt that lives there

anything I can do? I'm struggling I've lived in Seattle for 20 years now I'm living here I barely can find water to drink it's a different life that's for sure but I'm managing to survive. I made some mistakes in America that got me deported to this hell-hole.

Any advice will help in how I can get into Europe or Canada.Please no negativity I've paid dearly for my mistakes.

I got deported during trump administrations. I caught a Robbery . I updated it. from 2008. But I wasn't deported at the time of the charge I've had other misdemeanors like selling drugs and DUI recently which got me deported