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I have yet to see a discourse or manifesto about real issues in Hong Kong, instead of arbitrary demands with one line statements which always change. Economic frustration of the young population in Hong Kong is widely reported including parking size apartments, and this is one of the underlying reason for protests. [1][2][3][4]

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/07/22/world/asia/ho...

[2] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-20/for-young...

[3] https://www.google.com.hk/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/world-a...

[4] https://www.hongkongfp.com/2016/02/24/democracy-isnt-enough-...
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Is cable TV programming political campaigning? How about youtube videos funded by the Kochs or Soros?

No, that's not campaigning, at least not officially. But, adding those into the mix makes the money spent even more ludicrous.

As for federal mandates, I'm not sure I agree. Right now, states have nearly complete control of the election system, with vastly varying levels of competence. I'm not sure I'd want the federal government mandating which specific machine to use, but I'd love some consistency across states. And also some mandates around vote-by-mail and similar systems.

Air-gapping voting machines only does so much good when nobody outside Diebold knows what the machine does on the inside.
Most likely, they're both going to lose.
There's a neat example of what can be done with multi-story buildings in Zimbabwe.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastgate_Centre,_Harare
Such requests can be emailed to hn@ycombinator.com

(I've done so.)
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Again, the religious gate-keeping 'by being religious I am more special and enlightened than you' self-righteousness attitude even pervades this place. Take a look outside yourself and into the perceptions of even the non-religious if you want a full view of the universe's consciousness, not just in your spiritual cage. As a spiritual person, I by no means pretend I'm more "evolved" and this attitude can be the Achilles's heel of the religiously "enlightened" as it's counter-intuitive to a good perception.
Yes, I did (later on) see his "stretch" version of the slogan at the end of the article, but I don't buy it. Everyone knows there are operations that can't be encoded in category theoretic terms, for example a lot of things in analysis. It's silly to claim that it subsumes all concepts.

He also alludes in that final paragraph to Kant (who used the term architectonic in his philosophy) so that's a hint that he has a Kantian perspective in mind. IMO that makes that final paragraph too speculative and frankly just out of scope if we're trying to talk about the design of software. I know a bit about Kant, and it seems to me that he doesn't really have anything to say about what a theory of the design of abstractions would look like. It's all too much of a stretch. Combining philosophers and category theory (take Zalamea for example) seems to produce "architecture astronauts,".
It is brilliant satire. See the apt use of Pied Piper, but more clearly the "But seriously, please take care" footnote.

Unless of course it satirizes product satire, in which case it actually turns out to be a product.
There will only be items of cheesy quality, super high profit margin and excellent marketing/SEO left on Amazon, coz that's how online marketplaces choose winners.

You may have noticed $BABA's high earnings numbers, the late stage leeching is powerful.

Customers may miss the good old days that they could go to real retailers to feel products in person and still have the power to make brands care what they want.
Liiiiiterally just proved his point.
Ew a luggage handler? What makes them think they can earn money, the horrendous little urchins.

Cuba.... Cuba... isn't that the country with the best healthcare system in the world? Don't they send thousands of doctors to the USA on humanitarian missions, because the USA doesn't give healthcare to its people? [1].

Now, you'll laugh at this because of decades of anti-Cuban propaganda (the luggage handlers!), but your anecdote of a Cuban doctor dissatisfied is very cute in the face of what is actually the best healthcare system in the world.

Hard to believe that an industry runs better when a handful of individuals aren't a huge, profitting strain on its resources.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuban_medical_internationalism
Great, so now on top of all the other $#!% farmers have to deal with they also need to be concerned their going to get blood cancer. So what is the suggested alternative? Farmers can't just not use weed killer. They need an effective weed killer and it has to be cheap.
The way I handle this is to create a contact called SPAM RISK and add all the spam calls I get to that contact. My siblings do the same. Once a month, when we go to our parent's house, we sync this contact (we block this "caller"). Our parents are getting old and are starting to fall prey to these robo callers. I haven't figured out another way to help them...
That's the point!
I got an invite to wave, but no one else I knew was on it, so it had no value at all to me. It didn’t have that attribute that PG ascribed to reddit: the ability to be valuable with a small number of users.

They also didn’t have explain how it was different, if at all, from similar chat systems of the past, like PowWow or ICQ chat. Those were both see-typing-in-real-time-systems that were, IMHO, not at all useful in business.
My understanding of their rationale for the disclosure policy is that while this model might not necessarily be so incredibly dangerous,

1) There was a non-zero chance that their releasing it would do more harm than good by making things like fake news, spam, and sock puppeting cheaper and more scalable, and

2) It's very likely that eventually they or others will develop more unambiguously dangerous models, and it's valuable to begin experimenting with responsible disclosure policies now so we're better prepared.

Perhaps some here would disagree with the premise of (2), that it's possible for a model to be dangerous. I can understand that.

Working in the field, and having been exposed to many of the same arguments that are likely informing OpenAI's concern, I think it's valid. Valid enough at least that I'm prepared to believe that OpenAI is acting in good faith, and that the disclosure policy is not "just marketing".
I'd only say to be careful about security -- arbitrary web pages can access localhost too.
Although they share origins, Italian calzone is not Swedish kalsonger, Swedish husbonde is not English husband.
If people lose trust in Amazon that would undermine their entire business model. There is a very strong incentive for Amazon to police their market. Amazon does have a list of brands that third parties are not allowed to sell (because of counterfeit issues) -- only the authorized, prescribed retailer is allowed to sell it.

There are still blatant frauds that occur, though, that Amazon really has to answer for. There was the Atlantic story about the fake Canada Goose articles on Amazon-

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/count...

These products are still on Amazon! After all that publicity, they're still there.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=canada+goose

Which is a bit weird as Canada Goose is supposed to be a restricted brand.
Hence the careful wording “the wrong form”. Just like other middleman, the elector is in a tough spot.
How did you type that message with boxing gloves on?
I stumbled upon this while doing some research : https://fibery.io/

It has some interesting similarities.
I feel compelled to say thank you for this especially insightful comment. As one who escaped Appalachia and moved from blue collar work to a white collar career, everything you've said here rings true. You've captured the underlying reasoning in the social classes, the underlying insecurity and fear that makes us turn against one-another, and the cynical way that's utilized by a wannabe elite/ruling class, as I've experienced and observed it.
It all boils down to the quantity fished, as said. It may take 20 years for a female to mature but that still means that a number of females mature every year. Fishing them is sustainable as long as the quantity fished remains under a certain threshold.
I also don't understand the different "License" ratings for Qt and GTK, given they are both LGPL.
If Trump had more than a five second attention span we’d have the Border Adjustment Tax right now and be done with it. Maybe make it carbon based later.
OP seems to be taking himself pretty seriously... I sure hope he's just playing along.
Vault's SSH certificate signing support is definitely really great and is something I modeled this project after while developing. Though I see it as more of a building block as opposed to a complete solution. With this project you:

* Don't have to run Vault (for companies that don't already use Vault, setting it up is a significant commitment).
* Get simple user/group management within Keybase.
* Get a simple CLI tool, kssh, that can be used instead of ssh that automatically manages renewing certificates. With vault a user has to manually use curl to request a new certificate whenever their's expires. With kssh, you just run `kssh user@server` and it all automatically works.

It is also worth noting that the example you posted above does not handle multiple realms of servers where some people only have access to staging and not production. With our SSH CA, this is all included in the default setup.
Same, but users think it's ugly and doesn't look "right" or "modern" :/
Opinion*

(Sorry)
Still we must be vigilant that our solutions don't accidentally (or intentionally!) factor down to "there's too many humans, lets starve out some of those poors".
I didn't downvote you, but I guess it's because:

a) From the way your comment is written, it's pretty clear that you actually just want to say what's between the brackets in your second comment. It comes accros as passive aggressive and doesn't contribute anything.

b) The page mentions who have written this article. The names, positions at Google and pictures are all there.
Anecdata aside, the average car gets taken off the road around 11-12 years due to body rot, not drievtrain problems. EVs are unlikely to be immune to that.
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You are right on everything except his support. His followers will support him unconditionally.
First China tariffs were in January 2018, when do you start to consider the trade war protracted? I’d say it is already painful and protracted.
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You can actually setup a webhook that will be called all the time there is a new message.
You can integrate this webhook with pretty much anything with some setup.
It's only the beginning though, we hope to make more integrations and improve the dashboard for moderation etc...
For more details on this excellent idea by Nobel Prize winning William Nordhaus: https://issues.org/climate-clubs-to-overcome-free-riding/

This idea is one that has me slightly less pessimistic about the chances of the world actually doing something about climate change. We don't have to have 195 countries agreeing to a plan and have huge advantages accrue to cheaters who don't follow the plan. We can start with a small but significant number and it's the cheaters that lose out.
I bought a mechanical key tester (small matrix of keys) from Amazon UK and it got delivered from China. It took weeks to get to my country and I had to endure a completely different customs procedure. Importing from a EU country to another EU country is simplified while importing from China is subject to much more red tape. I am careful now to make sure the seller is not from China. Needless to say Amazon lost a lot of trust in my eyes.

If I wanted AliExpress I would have used it, but when I specifically ordered from Amazon UK I expected to have the merchandise come from inside EU. That was the whole point. The same product is listed in AliExpress much cheaper.
> Yesterday I wanted to watch a movie that was in theatres in spring.

That's sadly most likely the issue. I bet it was a big movie? Most likely they are just keeping the good old traditional schedule. Release at the movie Theater, few months later release for sell, few months later release for rental. They added a few months later a release on streaming platform but that's it...

That's absurd that they still do that but I guess waiting a few months isn't the worse to save a few bucks.
As a small niche retailer that makes and sells guitar straps in Nashville I couldn’t agree more. Our experiments selling on Amazon have only hurt us, but Prime is a huge time & shipping $$ saver for re-ordering supplies for our shop and even materials used to make our products. We’ve experimented with selling on a lot of different sites (Amazon, Etsy, Reverb, etc) and have found the best way to control the brand and customer experience is selling solely on our website https://originalfuzz.com. So we both rely on Amazon to run our business, while feel we’re actively doing harm to our brand when we sell our products there. We’re giving up revenue in the short term by not taking a multi-channel approach to sales, but we think it will pay dividends over the long term because we’re able to provide a consistent customer experience with each order.
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Yikes:

> A Wall Street Journal investigation found 4,152 items for sale on Amazon.com Inc. ’s site that have been declared unsafe by federal agencies, are deceptively labeled or are banned by federal regulators—items that big-box retailers’ policies would bar from their shelves. Among those items, at least 2,000 listings for toys and medications lacked warnings about health risks to children.

> Of the 4,152 products the Journal identified, 46% were listed as shipping from Amazon warehouses.

This is a top-of-the-front-page, well-researched article in a leading newspaper -- it's the kind of coverage that destroys hard-earned reputations built over decades.

Shame on Amazon.
Neat design though, as the article says, Harare has a pretty temperate climate. In general, the higher elevations in a lot of East and Southern Africa have climates that are often as nice as the lower elevations are often not nice.
China is the world's biggest carbon polluter ... and thats just based on the highly inaccurate and falsified information provided by the CCP augmented by western surveillance.

I don't think you understand how China or the CCP works, my friend. But don't despair, for whatever reason you are in good company as many in the western world today are under a communist propaganda magic spell, which of course make you hold up China as some sort of ethical standard ... an utter delusion.
This mandate only applies to business use. I.e. if you advertise for, or label products, you must only use "Marmelade" for the strange british thing.

I don't think I have ever heard the word Konfitüre spoken in daily-life, other on occasions where someone explained why Marmelade is labeld Konfitüre in the supermarket. Maybe this is a bit regional and up north they use that word (?).

So if I was to translate a novel that features a jelly sandwhich I'd confidently translate it with Marmeladebrot.

Apart from that, lot's of dialects have their own term for jelly, like Swabian dialect has Gsälz, and Baden dialect has Schlecksl.
The amount of carbon emitted from people driving to and from suburbs is actually a small amount compared to the real big polluters. It makes no sense to target such a giant restructuring of society for so little gain.
I personally thought it was a bit of satire and amazing ingenuity personally. Think about burnout as a fire escaping boundaries and growing out of control, but in a good way, and that being your startup powered by their platform. Suddenly it sounds pretty cool.
You know nothing about Houston if you think we can go "down" at all without digging a swimming pool.

Humidity is as much the enemy here as heat. AC is how we mitigate that.
That quote is directly connected to the bit you’re responding to. He said he’d accept the election if he won. He ended up repeatedly questioning its legitimacy despite winning.

It’s bad to question (without evidence) the legitimacy of an election you lose. It’s bad to question the legitimacy when you win. It’s bad to state in advance that you’ll only accept the results if you win. It’s bad to say that and then question its legitimacy after you win. He did, or said he would do, all of these things.
> What would be a system that doesn't result in the "world as we know it" ending in the coming centuries?

Well like I said in my OP you'd need to have economy entirely based on planning around needs and environment as opposed to private profits.

> People will still be the same persons they are now, who wants to eat meat, over-consume, close their eyes when an issue doesn't concern them directly. Or do you see it in a different way?

It's hard to tell what people are "naturally" when they are forced to live under a system that requires those traits in order to function and perpetuate itself. If you remove overconsumption and individualism a capitalist economy will collapse, then it is most likely not a coincidence that people are like that in a capitalist economy and not their "true" nature.

If the system is even going to be changed it's going to be because critical mass of people have recognized the need to change it (not suddenly overnight) which implies they are no longer indoctrinated to overconsume and see the world in individualistic way and have assumed other ideologies that are needed to support and perpetuate the new system.
Isn't the change mainly due to the iPhone being released? Before that it was a copy of the blackberry look & feel
Well, to be fair, you need to be sitting in the room during the production of the battery, too ;-)
Inferencing on this model works fine on Google Colab which gives Tesla K80 GPU with access to 12GB of GPU RAM. You can buy a used K80 for probably about $850, but it's not really ideal for putting in a home computer because of the cooling requirements.

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I had about 150 orders last year and never saw this happen.
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I tend to go for StarTech now, look it up on https://www.startech.com and search for the part number on Ebay. So far I've not been disappointed.
The one thing I really need from one of these task management platforms but that I can’t find is a way to manage, share, and track the reading of academic papers and white papers on the site and on iPad (IMO iPad in the morning is the best way to consume papers.)

That means being able to store and manage PDF files and snapshots of websites and add them to a reading list with tags for different users. And then in the reader interface to be able to take and share notes.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. We tried Trello and Zotero but they sucked.
China is more or less out of options already though. Their economy is trashed to the point they are already devaluing their currency. HK situation certainly isn't helping either.

In the meantime every tariff they add just serves Trump's goal of keeping jobs in America ( or at least that is how he will pitch it). Were already seeing plenty of companies pack up shop in China.
The Koch’s are libertarian in name only. Their entire business was developed with government subsidies and they continue to lobby/fight for tax subsidies that benefit their business.

I also hold them largely responsible for the fact that there even is a climate change debate and that science is looked down upon so heavily in society today. They poured billions in anti climate change propaganda which is going to cost the lives of many millions.

I am happy he is dead, and I don’t say that lightly as I’m unfortunately all to familiar with death.
This is the best case study for Poe's law that I've seen in a long time.
Its not always fakes. Some sellers sell factory seconds and refurbished items as new.

Just save yourself the headaches and skip Amazon, where you have no recourse, for Home Depot, Best Buy, Target, and even Wal-Mart. Everybody does price matching these days.

If you're buying something you know is cheap junk, then just cut out the middle man and again skip Amazon for Ali express or Alibaba like the parent mentioned.
Unfortunately, fish farming is currently not generally sustainable either, for other reasons, e.g. https://modernfarmer.com/2015/03/dear-modern-farmer-is-fish-...

Yes, I eat some meat, but fish is a special case as it's the only major source of meat that's from wild sources, and those sources are being exploited beyond sustainable limits much of the time: https://www.worldwildlife.org/threats/overfishing

Farmed meat on land can have major environmental costs in terms of resources, but at least we can see what those costs are. With fish, we're destroying ecosystems we don't even understand.
Batteries will get greener over time. Their main components, lithium, steel,aluminum, carbon, water, these are not dirty materials. Cobalt and other rare metals, yes those must be minimized, which may be why Tesla bought Maxwell which has non cobalt cathode tech, and which has supercapacitor tech that may supplement the battery. In short, EVs will get cleaner over time, let's not throw them out or slow adoption. We desperately need a cleaner atmosphere and they will somewhat help with that by replacing ICEs.
Tires generate a lot more particulate matter than brakes do, like 95% or so.
One more vote for this podcast. They produce extremely high-quality interviews.
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And then you stumble over stories like this[1].

In a way it's her own damn fault. If I invest a significant amout of money into a branded product I'd probably visit the store of the brand, or a reseller licensed by the brand.

But I sure as hell wouldn't order a $1000 coat from Amazon. That just yells: RIP ME OFF!

[1] https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/01/count...
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I personally dislike Monday. I traced its evolution and Monday valuation is totally insane, since product is a set of quite weird tools. They have good automations, but poor views and not very good connectivity between entities.

Notion, Coda and Airtable are more promising. But they don't focus on real work management (so far?)

Burnout strength is that you can install and connect apps together, thus creating a single workspace. For example, you have an Account in CRM. You can connect Account to Features, Invoices, Issues, Pains or Conversations, etc. It means you have a wholly connected domain that you can visualize and work with using Views (Table, Board, Calendar, Canvas, Timeline, etc).

Every App is created on a single platform (thus it is fast to create) and customized via PowerUps (UI extensions).

If you take Notion as an example, you can do pretty many things inside Notion and it competes with many tools as well.
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You gotta pump those numbers up. The poaching industry is dying if we don't buy their caviar.
Any container not running as normal user is considered privileged. A root container is privileged bit isn't --privileged.

An important distinction. From a security point of view running --privileged is just lazy. If you need things like kernel permissions etc, run as root and then request kernel permissions in the deployment yaml... and if running something like k8s make sure to apply a pod security spec limiting permissions and the apply the right seccomp profile.