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Clearly stated by one organization. Everyone is free to agree or disagree with that organization's position, whether fully or partially. There's a reason they have a logo, and I don't see the author of n8n using that logo anywhere on their site.

In my experience, common usage of the term "open source" is far more lax than you're making it out to be. A compelling argument could be made that you're the one gaslighting here.
Because the government can. Ask the Jews in Nazi Germany how "rights" worked for them. Prior to Hitler coming to power, Germany was the most advanced and liberalized society of its time.
Brightcove. Completely terrible company - some of the most cliquey, horrible people I've ever had the displeasure of working with.
Bad Things in China’s Future (and 3 Good Ones)
>Bullshit, see Donald Sterling.

Yeah, blatant racism, including against some of the biggest stars in the NBA's history, is definitely the same thing here. That's not regulating political discourse - that's not allowing a racist to be in a position of power over the very people he is prejudiced against.
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Obama was manufacturing the pivot to Asia. The TTP would have given a lot of power to corporations to combat China. This presents its own set of problems though.

Clinton was adamant that her grandchildren would not be speaking Chinese.

China has been acknowledged as a threat since 2008 really, by everyone really, just, sometimes people need a very visual and visceral demonstration of action (no matter how less-optimal it actually is). Surely some business people in here can relate to that sentiment?
I've been using it for a few months on my personal site as well.

It defaults to the light version and then switches to the dark them on request.

This is so people who don't care or aren't good with computers get the light version and those that can set the system theme have the option of getting the dark version.

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> Can you provide an "enterprise class embedded OS" to device manufacturers and address post-deployment updates? Can you provide infrastructure device manufacturers can use to manage post-deployment updates themselves?

Partly to your point, Buffalo was using DD-WRT for their wireless routers [1]. I have two of them at home, updated to the latest LEDE/OpenWRT. They're mostly fine [2].

Buffalo's support was not great, lagging far behind the latest DD-WRT when they were still providing those updates. As a power-user, I didn't mind since I could switch, but it was not a great showing for vanilla consumer.

Sadly, Buffalo has stopped making them, I suppose the business model didn't survive such a low-margin segment. I definitely appreciate the continued open-source support though!

[1] such as https://www.buffalotech.com/products/airstation-highpower-n3...

[2] I've had to reboot the main one to regain network connectivity a couple times, and it currently loses Wifi settings on power loss. Not great, but not enough to make me switch away yet.
I see tons of tweets that I’m supposed to be outraged about every day, and I don’t have a Twitter. People spread around screenshots in posts, articles, messages...
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I'm thinking of something like QubesOS. Apple could enable the sandbox by default for all applications. There's no need for an App Store.
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More likely a land value tax, based on the quote.
If too many poors voted it would undermine our class structure through democracy. Can't have that happen. /s

Building on what you said, everyone should have the right to vote, totally unobstructed, even if they are in jail. Otherwise, you incentivize putting people the powers that be don't like in jail.
They will in the UK at least get some back pay via RB2 (I have had to fill out one of those).

RB2 Is the form you fill out if an employer goes bust, to get some cash from the government.
Hmm, nothing in the article indicates that people worked on these items more than [40|45|x] number of hours a week, or that quality-of-life / outside-of-work items were the root cause.

At the end of the day, "getting tasks done for the lead/client" is the reason, goal and background for majority of people getting paid a salary in the IT and other industries. From a real-life perspective, effective focus on satisfying client's needs / executing manager's tasks is the purpose and what one is being paid for.
If manager tasks are not productive, if client's needs and wants diverge, or there's a disagreement with priorities, that's certainly an important discussion to have and where persuasion skills and ability to understand bigger picture comes in handy; but ignoring them and doing your own thing; let alone doing your own thing poorly; is not the way to go.
Seems it happens automatically if you use the default theme
It's a continuation of the pivot to Asia strategy dating back to Clinton. The Middle East was a sandbox for testing new weapons for the next cold war century. Remember in American foreign policy the two parties are indistinguishable.
Ask HN: Explain expansion of universe like am 5:)
At a particular instant roughly 15 billion years ago, all the matter and energy we can observe, concentrated in a region smaller than a dime, began to expand and cool at an incredibly rapid rate.

All this started as a dime? what is matter and energy on a empty space?

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-evolution-of-the-universe/
Who is bombing Africa? It seems a lot of moral outrage against the US stems from false equivalence.
What would that lesson be?

US and American businesses did fine business with the Cuban dictatorship of Batista:

"Fulgencio Batista y Zaldívar (/bəˈtiːstə/;[1] Spanish: [fulˈxensjo βaˈtista i salˈdiβaɾ]; born Rubén Zaldívar;[2] January 16, 1901 – August 6, 1973) was a Cuban military officer and politician who served as the elected President of Cuba from 1940 to 1944, and as its U.S.-backed military dictator from 1952 to 1959, before being overthrown during the Cuban Revolution."

I guess the takeaway is: "Do business with friendly dictatorships we helped install, as opposed to independent ones".
What they found when they started teaching computational thought to young children in various school districts is that there was an unexpected benefit, in the ways the kids approached the rest of their work. They no longer would complain about not doing well in math... they would talk about debugging why they didn't get the answers right. It turned kids as young as 6 towards problem-solving, and their academic performance increased across all subjects, across entire classes.

That is the true value to your child - to give them an entire new perspective on problem solving, that help them to realize their own performance is not a thing to be judged, but a result to be improved.
>Apparently not when it comes to fees owed as part of that.

I think there is another more likely answer: Probation is tracked, fees have not traditionally been considered a requirement for probation completion, and the legislature is trying to shift the lines.
Their rule specifically says it's at their discretion. And they chose to apply it in this instance.
So...because you don't personally know any of these 1.4 billion people, you feel like it's okay to make whatever assumptions you want about every single one of them? Is that not dehumanization? Would you enjoy having others' assumptions of you being whatever worst crime your government has ever perpetrated? How about even the simple assumption that you are your government and agree with every single one of their current policies and actions?
My personal definition of magic is an effect that cannot be repeated- say, something like cold fusion. Perhaps you performed a magickal act once and it had an effect - but the same effect will never repeat itself no matter how often you repeat the exact same magickal act. But, maybe you can find another Act that will have the same Effect.

... or in nay case that was a definition of magic that I was planning on basing an entire (homebrew) RPG supplement on :)

My definition of science, on the other hand is absolutely "magic that works". Modern science is achieving everything that ancient cultures tried to do with magic. Except, we found the way to understand how the world works and how to do all those things for real- the scientific method. Which doesn't always work of course- but if anything does, that's science.
Civ 5 and 6 both have 64-bit Mac versions. It's only Civ 4 that's unplayable on Catalina. That's a game from 2005.
> when for all I know most of the individuals support everything their government is doing?

They most certainly do, but that's not their fault. They've grown up with the CCP and aren't given the freedom to learn about the world from a broader perspective. They live in total ignorance of their government's control over them. Everything they know and understand is blessed by the CCP.

That's the fault of the CCP, not the individual.
I've worked in quite a few hospitals. I've got some really, really bad news for you.
Walk the path you propose and you will get a world where chains displace all other restaurants, where police swoop in on kids' lemonade stands.

Why? When you can make sensible regulations that target the service providers like shopify, or whatever restaurants use instead and just escape the dilemma?
I recommend "Chinese Thought: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science - Part 1" and "Part 2". Chinese philosophy from ancient times had given much thought to the nature of people and the problem of how to organize society.

https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UBCx+China300.1x+3...

https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UBCx+China300.2x+3...
Clearly stated by one organization whose definition has been universally endorsed. You can't put up a lemonade stand, sell people jars of piss, and then claim that you thought piss was a kind of lemonade. You certainly can't keep doing it after you've been told. You can't choose what language means because it's convenient to you. The definition of open source is universally agreed upon and non-controverial, except for people who want to sow dissent in open source for selfish, profit-driven motivations.
I don't know about the rest of it, but gerrymandering definitely needs to go. Getting rid of gerrymandering is nothing but a "win" for every American voter regardless of political affiliation.
I believe that stat is only true for Chinese people that are in prisons and have been convicted of crimes. If you count ALL people being held against their will (e.g. including the Xinjiang "Reeducation" camps), China has more than the US.
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Maybe the actual rights have clauses on them that go, "provided that you haven't stolen, defrauded, or assaulted anyone," and you're just reading the abridged version.
> Easily 4 more years.

What planet do you live on?
>simply because he or she has an opinion that goes against the People’s Republic

The issue was that it was expressed during an after game interview at one of Blizzard's gaming events, not that they had an opinion.
Why is it so hard to get friends and family to listen to music online?
I thought the Internet was supposed to make this process easier, but every time I suggest an artist to people they just give me blank stares, and then at the most ask me to send them a link which they then never check later on...

What does it take to convince you to try out music these days!?
Each document was small, there was just a lot of them.

They can be huge changes. With slightly larger docs we had a setup that had to return batches of results back. The bottleneck was absolutely the single thread part of the API encoding and decoding JSON.

Even if the docs were just the size of my example that's 25s for 1m docs. With a few threads I can easily run 10k+/s of the useful part so that'd be 100s + 25s + encode time. With a few more threads hitting 50k/s that's 20s useful time + 25s + more.

With larger docs it becomes far more of a problem. More importantly the fix is a few seconds to implement.
You reminded me of a project I came into like that, a long time ago.

Reason? One of the directors wanted to be able to install this web app on his laptap, but it already had to much crap on there, and he didn't want to install a database. So we had to use files. No, this web app was going to be installed on a proper web server. He just might want it on his laptop too. You know, just in case.

Weird thing was, later we had to do various indexing stuff .... so we just put a database in. The files were still the source of truth, the database was more like a caching layer.
Yes, that's a pretty common counterargument. Having a large number of autonomous cars roaming the streets during the day like zombies isn't really sustainable. But, with companies like Tesla promoting the idea that you car could be productive via ride sharing during the day, it might prevent the cars from at least wandering aimlessly.

Fortunately, many self-driving car companies are using alternative fuel vehicles (Cruise uses the Bolt, Tesla is obviously electric, Waymo has the i-Pace and Pacifica Hybrids), and things like inductive charging are also helpful for complete autonomy so the future of autonomous zombie cars may involve fewer tailpipe emissions at least :)
Not surprising that people try to hold on to power by hook or by crook. (And there are a whole lot of crooks among Florida's power elite.)
Languages are "invented" too, but we can still use them to approximately describe reality.

Things are true in math if we can follow the rules to derive the truth from axioms. That knowledge may then describe or predict something which should hold true in reality, which is tested via experiments.
Companies don't care for bad press, not even for bad quarters. They care for bad stock performance...
"If you are unwilling to take that risk due to financial repercussions then so be it, but you are a coward."

Financial repercussions like losing healthcare for your children or spouse, whose chronic illnesses (At least 30% of the general population) may require medication costing thousands of dollars a month? Again, should the person's families and communities be sacrificed?
Unfortunately I don't know a website which is as good as Hacker News when coming to technical news. I wish there was a Hacker News site without politics.
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It really depends on the agency building the roundabout and the property values at the intersection. For example a rural intersect near me just got a single lane roundabout and it cost $3.2 million. The agency building it prefer a lot of concrete over asphalt. Other states can build them for less if they use asphalt.
Agreed! FTR I wasn't accusing SP of being *ist, rather looking for something like "xenophobia", as applied toward people from a particular nation; in this case, perhaps "Sinophobia"?
5 years? Lots of it can be traced directly all the way back to the Vietnam war, surely? Certainly abortion has been a scissor issue since at least 1973.
It is more accurate to say allied rather than coerced. They use the fascists to stabilize societies on the brink of rejecting them and the fascists use the rich to fund and empower their movements.
Id like to see that worked out in detail have you got an example? unless you mean you bust the lifetime limit, which is just bad planning.

And you can use drawdown to manage your income from the pension and you would of course make use of income from your ISA.
dang - how do you propose we have meta conversations about issues like this? I get that there are site guidelines, but concerns about the community being exploited by organizations (rather than individuals) are legitimate and not frivolous. It's this same concern that has reduced the signal to noise ratio on Facebook, Reddit and Twitter. And clearly, people are not willing to just blindly trust that Facebook or Twitter are perfect in their approach or that they are even attempting to do the right thing. Is there a way to discuss this topic that you wouldn't object to?
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You make a good point, then again many people though they understand something cannot communicate it to noobs on account of curse of knowledge issues. Afaik, Fenyman regularly refreshed himself on the basics, he felt it helped his own understanding I think, but that probably had a lot to do with what made him a great teacher as well.
My dad used to talk about this in the 80's and 90's just dumping solvents etc from maintenance shops right into the creek behind the air force base. It was just SOP. That creek runs straight to a river (about 4 miles) in a major metro area of California.
The government can absolutely remove them. That's what prison is.
This thread is about people who need visual accommodations to use websites, not completely blind people exclusively. You're the one who's been talking like they're the same thing.
Ask HN: HN losing comments?
Did HN just lose a bunch of comment data? My account shows a last comment of two weeks ago. Yet there were about a half dozen comments that just disappeared in the last 15 minutes.
I get that HN doesn't do like the anti-Trump circlejerk, but you literally removed context the of that quote in order to completely change its meaning. And the comment is right there, too, so people can see you did it.

>He's responsible for ICE and putting children in concentration camps

Support him or not, Trump is literally responsible for the current situation with ICE and the border; the actions that led to it were practically a cornerstone of his campaign promises. When ICE was founded is irrelevant.
FWIW, your Posts/Demo/Resume links are laid out a bit oddly on my iPad.
A rotary has higher speeds and entering traffic gets the right-of-way. They are very different from a roundabout.
The US claims that this blacklisting is unrelated to trade negotiations, but one has to wonder -- why did we wait until now?

And if this is just a way to create leverage during trade negotiations, how would the administration gracefully reverse these blacklisting actions in exchange for something unrelated without it being patently clear that this was never about human rights?
It appears you have a good understanding of the motivations of both US and China. What's your take on the HK protests? It's impossible to find an unbiased news source and any request for information that even hints you're not completely in support of the activists is immediately attacked.
Billionaire's shouldn't exist. Name literally one benefit of having a billionaire in our society. Any one thing we wouldn't otherwise have.
Lots of people in China (more than you'd imagine) use VPNs. If you want to verify this is true, ask anyone who's used Tinder in China.
> you start paying other people for their output to collect a net profit

Didn't realize it was that easy. Why doesn't everyone just do this one little trick?
GL.iNet does the same. I use many of their offerings at home and for various projects.

https://www.gl-inet.com/
It's actually that the Constitution doesn't really define who can vote.

It forbids certain sorts of discrimination - gender, race, age (past a point), but leaves the rest up to the states.

California could, as far as I can tell, forbid voting by blondes, or by people who need glasses, or ban anyone who's had ice cream in the last month from the polls.
Let's look at some large scale political action in the past:

1. Invade Iraq. 4000+ Americans dead, over 1 million Iraqi died.

2. Bombed Libya, it is now a $democratic_wonderland.

I'm not putting Afghanistan here because I think it's justified, but then why are we still there after Bin Laden's dead?

How about just minding our own business. If China don't want to watch NBA, then so be it. If you don't want to buy shit made in China, then don't buy it.
On a per-dollar basis, it's more efficient to replace older cars with worse emissions profiles than it is to shift new production to EVs.
Sorry I should have phrased that better for those whose first language isn't English.

Its phrasing in that sense would be similar to "Dude your making a big mistake"
> Rights aren't something the govt gives so how can the govt remove them ?

Rights are something that a government gives. You only have rights insofar as they are respected by the government that controls the area in which you live. "Human rights" or "unalienable rights" are nice ideas but insubstantial.

That aside, I think felons should be able to vote.
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It only works on a domain/host level of blocking, but not content blocking. Pi-hole can't do anything about blocking ads in the Android YouTube app, for example, because Google serves the ads from the same domain as the video content.
As much as I support democracy, you can't force people to make a statement supporting it.

And not speaking on something does not mean you support it.
If you gave me a link to itunes, Id tell you to pack sand. Link me to youtube, or a service like it and I may comply. People have to want to listen, or it has to be at the right time etc.
You may be deprived, under the 5th Amendment, of life, liberty, and property via due process of law. Since felons have been convicted of crimes under due process, their right to vote (liberty) can be deprived.
I don't know how it will ever go away with the Supreme Court ruling the way it did.
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Not sure if you're just a bot, but if not...

Can't you see that it's not a valid defense to just say "the other guys are doing it too?"

Yes, US actions in Iraq and Libya were stupid and bad, but how is that relevant to a discussion on the problems in China?