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How can they enforce E2EE if IRC protocol doesn’t support it?

How can they enforce E2EE if very few if any IRC clients support it?

What good does “owning the data” do if the data ends up on IRCCloud’s servers anyway (companies who use Slack also own their data).

It’s quite telling that people have such a strong belief in the magic of protocols.
Why can't you have that with static typing? Btw I think only strong static typing really helps (C is statically typed but allows way too many implicit conversions).

There's also the question of what you regard as safety. Fault tolerance (like in elixir/erlang), or a design for fewer faults (e.g. ADA/Rust)?

Fault tolerance is good for high availability, which can be a safety goal (e.g. What does your airplane do when all the computers are off?) it doesn't help you however if yoir software didn't crash but does the wrong thing (like the boeing).

For the second part, strong static type systems definitely help, they provide clear documentation what can and can't be done, and they cause as many compile time errors if you do the wrong thing as possible. It doesn't rule everything out, but it gets you closer to the goal of correctness.

Fault tolerance is still needed. Usually you want to have redundancy (I think most airplanes use 5 controllers calculating at the same time to prevent atmospheric radiation causing bit flips to cause issues). And you want the system to go into safe states (e.g. Detect a fault and reinitialize, if that doesn't work do your best to stay operational until you've reached safety).

I think we could probably take over some of the supervision ideas from elixir, but combine it with strong static typing guarantees.
Well, they certainly have for me. As an example, GNU awk has some rather easy to the trigger segfaults which do not seem like they are going to be fixed soon.
Here you go: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2019/05/20/houston-roc...

Seems gymnastics teams are also going down. Previously Trump footage had the same attention (but they don't cut him off for other reasons).

Stop stealing music...
Try full screen on a desktop. Watch the texture on the rock near the left hand and hip.

It’s not really noticeable on a phone unless you zoom in, but impossible to miss on a big screen.
Evangelists and Teachers definitely exist in the tech space, however FAANG companies are usually headed up by people who marginalize them in my experience.
Sounds like you are blaming Python because it is easy to use, therefore enables poor programmers to work.

I’d rather have the first and risk the latter than the alternative.
It shows how open that alliance is if a test device can get you kicked out of it. Maybe that's exactly the reason why manufacturers would rather team up in an alliance that is truly that and not dominated by a single large player
> The interviewer seemed to have some sort of implicit bias - I think she really didn't think that black people should be confident in a professional environment. I can't imagine that she would have taken similar offense to a white guy asking those sorts of questions.

Well that's your bias though right. I mean maybe she was just intimidated, stupid, and/or human...

I just came out of a situation where a guy on the train was looking at me with the most disgusted look possible. To the point where I was checking myself in the reflection to see if I had a booger or something. Being white I have to assume he was just a weird dude.

I honestly can't imagine what life is like in the shoes of a minority, but I wonder how often false positives show up. I mean you are assuming the other person is a racist, which is a heavy accusation.
I like to keep local backups in addition to cloud backups.
Thank you! I love talking to customers on the phone. I subscribe to the idea of building a product or feature for one person. You kickstarted what eventually became an international email product. Now we've got customers delivering all over the place. Pretty soon I hope to start shipping worldwide. Thanks for sharing us with your friends.
Right? I was just listening to ray dalios YouTube clip on the economy and it sounds like it’s high time for some deleveraging.
You can please some of the people some of the time.
Did you do any testing to figure out how many amps you're drawing from the single wall wart? Although, modem/routers in normal usage are pretty low draw.
The longest registered URI scheme
Sweet! I haven't heard of Nohana yet, thanks for sharing. Japan seems like it would be a great place to expand to soon.

BTW, I'm hoping to drop the price for Canada in the next couple months!
Proving Games Are Winnable with Alloy
Of course https://ranger.github.io/
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Another big one is resale value. I can be sure that my iPhone depreciates at give or take AUD$200/year and there will be people that would buy it.

With something like this the resale value tends to tank pretty quickly and becomes difficult to sell.
If you have a lane. A gravel road with two way traffic (not that uncommon in rural areas) only works because drivers communicate their intentions (esp if one needs to wait at a point where the road is wider). They don't work by fixed rules.
> Do you feel your buying power is less than that of your parents? Other than real-estate in a popular city, has your buying power really gone down?

What we're discovering is that this buying power isn't so important, affordable real-estate gives you stability and permanence that a 65" LCD TV and this years iPhone model just can't make up for.

To answer you're question, I'd say B whole be better in future, we're hitting limits on our ability to consume.
Sure, but how many jobs have you had where everyone needed to make quarterly numbers, to the detriment of building something for something for future generations? Money shouldn't be the sole signal of success in society. We have enough (too much of) that already.
This is a strange grab bag of ideas. You take Python’s strengths at prototyping and wide support and make them sound like weaknesses. Right tool for the job has been a saying for a while.
The Indian Society and Its Prejudice on Education
Of course (but I don't consider myself a hacker :))
> my idea is that psychological pain (or lack of) can be a compass as to whether our answers are on the right track.

You obviously didn't have any serious contact with the people who have psychological problems:

Some actually have psychological pain almost constantly, unless they do something that distracts them from that, but even bigger pain if they try to change anything. That's the "loop" in which they live and from which they believe there's no escape (it's also one of excuses for developing addictions). And the escape can be: surviving the bigger initial pain coming from their attempt to change. That's why they need help, at best from good professionals, like CBT is supposed to be. Their everyday environment (including the people closest to them) is often also a problem typically contributing to them being “trapped” in the loop.

It's really a very hard topic. Even the whole big groups of people (i.e. those that identify themselves with political parties) in the whole nations often live in some big denials (1), exactly staying in the "loop" where they even support them to "be themselves" in the sense of not having introspection and courage to change themselves to the better. Which would mean that they should reevaluate their "values" and not stick to them.

It's that hard. And I'm intentionally addressing your claim "you must attempt to live according to your principles and values." I don't agree. You must be ready to constantly question "your principles and values." They aren't absolute truths, you've just acquired them from your environment and these very values can be destructive both to you and often to other people that depend on your actions.

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1) And I can name you some really big denials constantly kept in both of the two most influential U.S. parties, for example.
That's a fantastic story. Thank you. He looks so happy!
Cool List., The movie binging just got a whole lot easier...
This is not at all settled law, so it is not safe to assume the government can't force you to provide biometric decryption data.

https://reason.com/2019/01/15/search-warrants-and-compelled-...

https://observer.com/2019/05/police-force-unlock-phones-nj-s...
I've been eyeing a NanoPi M4 [1] with a "SATA HAT" [2] for replacing my ageing QNAP NAS. It should have similar specs as the OP, with the added advantage of a 4-port SATA controller sitting directly on a PCIe bus.

[1] https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&...

[2] https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&...
does this one still work?
That's pretty cool. Thanks for this. I tried to sign up but it won't let me through without a member number (http://bit.ly/2YDIHaD). Maybe Costco is able to do this using member fees to offset the costs.

I am offering a way for people to try us completely free right now. It's on the home page. You can also just text 3 photos to 617-622-5124.

I wonder if Costco ships internationally. Thanks again for the heads up.
Not on my older phone which lacks OpenGL ES 3.2, usually needed by these webgl fluid sims (they compute by rendering to a float texture).

A simpler one, and without fancy lighting, but with a code walkthrough/tute http://jamie-wong.com/2016/08/05/webgl-fluid-simulation/ ... also doesn't work on my phone. :(
As is universally accepted by everyone who has ever studied the issue, the situation in Mexico became violent when the old hegemonic cartel structure fractured and new groups rushed to fill the power vacuum. The violence is wholly attributable to the drug cartels and the legal status of drugs, even if it doesn't track 100% with how the United States has funded the war on drugs (which, really, why would it).

I've noticed you have a tendency to pop into threads, lob in an out of context chart or factoid, and confidently assert a contrarian opinion. As someone who shares that contrarian impulse, I'd strongly recommend you try to master that urge. You're a very insightful commentator when you stick to what you know.
Got one for linkedin and discord?
With a couple of caveats: first you need to find an M.2 VGA or you need to use a PCI to M.2 adapter and second, the BIOS won't boot without an APU, a standard Ryzen CPU won't work on that MB. There's a thread on smallformfactor.net where they are trying to mod the BIOS.

BTW, on YouTube you can find some videos where that MB is piggybacked on huge VGAs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGM-Hf-CPuk
I believe they keep a history of edits. They do for comments. The gibberish thing would be useless
Couldn’t you setup a g-suite profile, and use that? I mean it would cost you money, but I’m not sure where you can find privacy and ownership for free these days.
Regarding the docker images elastic provides, I find it odd that they are only hosted from their own servers (rather than docker hub) and I have looked all over the place to find the dockerfile they use to create those images.

It seems that they are hiding that info and it really locks you into only doing customizations that the docker image is directly built for.

I also don't like to pull images blindly. I generally fork the dockerfile source so that I can build the software from source and have a bit more control and knowledge of what I am installing.
Wait, maybe it's not incompetence but strategy?
I'll admit I get lost in the documentation (and various archived pages) from both companies, but at least I can still do a `site:docs.microsoft.com` Google search and get results! Banning search engines from your clearly archived content seems unnecessary and extreme ...
Other Reasons Kids Aren't Getting Vaccinations: Poverty and Health Care Access
I also tried high Density Diffusion - loved the slower movement and that made me think - only if there was a way to export that to a something like a moving wallpaper that I could set to my Ubuntu desktop.

Also, just setting Density Diffusion to 1 and leaving makes the movement slow enough to be able to screenshot nice wallpapers.
After having wrecked many MicroSD cards with ARM SBCs, I have found that the Samsung High Endurance MicroSD cards[1] have held up to consistent use so far, including being used as backing scratch stores / swap space for calculations on an ODROID-C2. They're also pretty cheap for how reliable they have been. Of course, it's just anecdata, so YMMV.

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Endurance-64GB-Micro-Adapter/...
Top Reason for CEO Departures Among Largest Companies Is Now Misconduct: Study
So you refuse to download and install any executable unless it's served over https from one source and matches a checksum listed on a different source?

And the argument here is that if you don't do that, you're shit at security?
Reviving Maintainerati
There was a book written along these lines a few years ago [1]. We've had an election just here in Australia and there is definitely evidence of the same thing now occurring here.
[1]https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EEQ9BSW
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Not Just for Soldiers: Civilians with PTSD Struggle to Find Effective Therapy
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Thanks so much! Susan Pinker gave a fantastic Ted talk about this topic:
https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_pinker_the_secret_to_living_...

The #1 factor to leading a long and happy life is the frequency of your social interactions, both with close friends and family and acquaintances. I'm certainly getting reports of people talking to their grandparents more since they started sending photos and it warms my heart.

There's quite a bit happening in this space which has recently been coined by some as "elder tech." Alexis Ohanian and Garry Tan's fund Initialized are investing in the space in startups like https://www.joinpapa.com.
“It’s a Spectrum” Doesn’t Mean What You Think
I was about to say, "you're wrong, I was there just last year and it amazingly showed links to all the past WWDC videos" only to go there now and realize you're right, totally right -- they've REMOVED listing any videos older than WWDC 2015 according to search filters. You can still find the old videos thanks to Google: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2011/210/ but who knows how long this will last?! Very, very disappointing.

Ah, they don't link to it directly now, but https://developer.apple.com/videos/archive/ is still available from last year for videos from 2010-2011. (Found the link via Archive.org)

And:

https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2012
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2013
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2014
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2015
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2016
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2017
https://developer.apple.com/videos/wwdc2018

I really wish these were easier to find, still.
This archivemt will make any user relieved from day to day quarrels with Google or what is your suggestion? To me this is a score settled
Yeah but this is hackernews, if there aren't apple devs looking at this thread(or someone forwarding this thread to an apple dev contact) it'd be somewhat amazing.

Making devs feel like they're being listened to is an important part of attracting devs nowadays, which ofcourse apple says they're above. Apple famously doesn't chase anyone after all(with predictable results).Instead apple evangelists like you have to take up the standard - which doesn't assure anyone.
Reminds me of that one time when Microsoft in late 90s sent one web request back to Redmond for Windows installations and all hell broke loose! Microsoft is tracking/controlling everyone and could update things centrally - total world domination is the goal!

Then came Google and everyone just surrendered their stuff voluntarily anyway.

I think sometimes the player just changes, and then users and media accepts the new reality.
It's difficult to have a meaningful discussion about social issues when words like "rich" can range in meaning from "peer of Warren Buffet" to "some member of your extended family owns property somewhere in the world". This is not made easier when not all parties in a given conversation are using the same definitions and haven't stopped to compare notes.

Fuzzy definitions are great when you're posturing politically. In those cases, you want people to be able to apply their own definitions. But political posturing is antithetical to meaningful discussion, so...
Who's "we"? If you mean Apple, their IR (bitcode) is alomst a 100% the same as LLVM-IR, so it is not really Apple's. Aside from WebAssembly and PNacl cited in my parent comment, there's .net IR, JVM byte code, yada yada yada ..

The universe is teeming with cross architecture IRs. Eventually, LLVM will have a cross platform LLVM-IR, which will possibly be even more impactful than WebAssembly has been in it's short lifespan
The problem with MLMs was the predatory nature: having friends suck eachother into them to earn referrals, and most of the product being sold to people with dreams of getting rich with "cheap" and exclusive prices, who will in turn have a hard time finding actual customers to consume it.
> eg "is_deleted"

FTFY
Is there proof that any of what you said is true? The Huawei people I know are all working super hard to create high-quality products for consumers and enterprises. This, as far as I know, is a good thing for our world.
> regulation of software quality

That can only end well. Have you seen government-quality software lately?
GCP PubSub & CloudSQL are Down
> I don't recall the last time (if ever) there have been legal ramifications for lying in front of Congress.

It's one of the reasons Cohen is in prison, isn't it?
It can be detrimental to test apps only on top browsers like Chrome or Safari
No. From my link:

>Additionally, we provide strong counterexamples to two recently proposed theories that models learned through pruning techniques can be trained from scratch to the same test set performance of a model learned with sparsification as part of the optimization process. Our results highlight the need for large-scale benchmarks in sparsification and model compression.
Don't quote me but AMD APUs (Raven Ridge) shouldn't have ECC support, unless the Pro variant. I've read somewhere it's a BIOS/AGESA thing.

One of the first Google hits: https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/hardware/processors-me...
I had deleted all my posts and photos. Even my profile photos. Then I disabled my account. After a year I enabled it back. Facebook used to prompt me to add some photos - both before disabling and after reenabling.

The eerie part? It used to show faded thumbnails of my photos that I had deleted more than a year ago in Photos section when prompting me to add my pics.
Seems romantic I guess but there are things I would rather be doing than sitting in the middle of the ocean watching Star Trek. When I quit my job I traveled in Asia and Europe for a couple months, then bought a van and have been happily traveling the US ever since. This seems like a drastic disconnect intervention for someone that truly feels addicted to their devices, but they haven’t replaced it with anything. I can tell you from personal experience that staring at the ocean for hours on end does get old, I would have brought some good books.
Many influencers include this info in their bio.
I thought DDOS prevention was difficult with udp, compared to TCP. Is it not the case anymore. Does cloudflare provide DDOS prevention for QUIC/UDP.
> We are experiencing an issue with Cloud PubSub beginning at 2019-05-20 21:35 US/Pacific. Current data indicates that approximately 1% of publish operations globally (15% publish operations in asia-northeast2) and approximately 20~25% of various types of admin operations (i.e. CreateTopic) are affected by this issue. For everyone who is affected, we apologize for the disruption. We will provide an update by Monday, 2019-05-20 22:45 US/Pacific with current details.

> Further investigation indicates that approximately 3% pull and 5% publish operations globally are seeing 5xx and 499 errors. Various admin operations like CreateTopic and DeleteTopic are also seeing >50% errors.

This is a pretty huge failure, would be interesting to see the PostMortem
Set Theory and Foundations of Mathematics
What makes negative numbers different from positive numbers?
SomethingAwful forums still have a fairly dedicated pool of members who post regularly. Some have been on there for as long as 20 years. I remember recently talking to someone who met his wife on there a decade ago.

They're behind a paywall, with reasonably heavy moderation, so people generally behave ok, despite being anonymous. I guess the experience of being muted by a moderator in front of everybody for being an asshole is painful enough that most learn fast not to do that again.

Seems to me that any gated community of "underdogs" is going to attract a loyal following. It's harder to experience the same feeling in a place like reddit, where it's a free for all, there a lot more members, and someone's seniority is less obvious.
> FB shareholders do not care about metrics, they care about ad revenue.

Agree. And I guess they have reason to be happy for now.

> The shareholders of companies spending ad money do not care about metrics, they care about revenue.

Agree. And they have reason to be sceptical: a lot of Facebooks growth in ad sales seems to have come from companies who suddenly had to pay to reach their fan base.

> People who buy those ads care about metrics, but while they cannot see inside the FB machine and need to trust them somewhat regarding views and reach they have absolute visibility on the results of that ad spend and where those visitors are coming from.

Another explanation: pay per view ads are massively overvalued but for some reason or another management isn't aware of it or doesn't care yet.
For the general "you" yes, but not the specific "you". It would be possible to use your data to sell someone else ads.
I’m imagining something to do with frying bacon, tossing things in a wok, or transferring a cast-iron pan to the broiler. Or maybe even torching creme brûlée!

Not every cooking task is a nice, safe, contained-in-an-appliance chore. Sometimes you’re playing with open flames, hot oil, red-hot metal, and other delights that you wouldn’t generally imagine in the proximity of an infant.

Of course, only some cuisines have cooking tasks that look like that; this whole thread is people from different cultural culinary traditions talking past one-another because they have totally different ideas of what goes on in the kitchen.
While this is great, I'd rather have a cheaper phone, less than $150.

Not to brag but I'm dying for a low end open smartphone, with the same concept of the raspberry pi.
That is very annoying to watch. What is it trying accomplish?
The US are conducting themselves like a "rogue state" that they like accusing others of being.

People should accept that and that being the rhetoric nothing has changed since 200 years.

Clearly this requires to challenge one's belief, judging by the comments.
As someone moving from backend development to fullstack / frontend I have to say the pay is increasing lately and, dare I say it, the backend part of applications is the easy part nowadays.

As a "web developer" (who also does QT/C++) I also am the only one who can communicate like a human. So not only am I responsible for coming up with an entire UX, I frequently am also the one coming up with the specs with the C-guys because the "regular devs" are too autist/unwilling to have normal conversations and/or giving up on their petty ideas about how the world should work.

Frontend work, in my case, is WAY more complex than the backend.
MicroG? Or simply drop Play services and such and use a different ROM?