skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The human approach is the one that gets most people out of poverty and into the middle class so they can deal with the consequences of the climate which we always will have to deal with and always have had to deal with.

The most predictable way of doing that is allowing them to use cheap reliable energy.

Mass starvation happens when you don't have cheap reliable energy, pesticides and other modern technologies to deal with the always ongoing consequences of climate change.

Civil unrest is what happens when people don't have access to food, right now the only societies that can ensure that are rich societies using capitalism, technology, and energy (mostly fossil fuels) to deal with that.

Mass migration happens all the time but again it's more likely to happen when you don't have the means to defend you against the always occuring challenges of the climate.

It's anti-human to hinder poor people getting access to the very resource that allow them to fight the consequences of climate change like we are able to in modern societies.

Nature doesn't give us a safe and friendly environment we make unsafe, it gives us a hostile and dangerous enviroment we make safe through the use of energy.

My approach is pro human flourishing.

So "deal with" means allowing humans to deal the challenges of nature.
Here's another article on Carlos Kaiser - https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/soccers-ultimate-con-m...

> Kaiser continued to bounce around from team to team until the early ‘90s, before finally hanging up his gently-worn cleats. Was he ashamed of his ruse? “I do not regret anything,” he told Globo. “Clubs already deceive so many players, someone had to be the avenger.”
I have a lot of third party accounts tied to gmail.

I don't really want to host my own mail server, what's a good mail alternative (free or paid) for an European user?
I'm well aware, just wanted to point out a fact about an underappreciated ecosystem. I feel the same way when people complain about swamps.
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Can anyone explain...?
I read the follow-up blog post with details[1] as well as the actual Chinese regulation text[2]. The blog post seems to omit a lot of details and some claims are dubious.

I don’t have time to translate everything, but here’s an example quote from the blog post:

> The inspectors can fully access the system and they are permitted to copy any data they find. See Article 15.

Whereas Article 15 reads (even if you can’t read Chinese, Google Translate will probably do a reasonable job)

> ... look up and/or copy information on matters related to the audit and inspection of Internet security. ...

So this is quite vague (not really surprising for any regulation), but at face value the law doesn’t seem to say “fully access” or “any data”. Does this cover any data that has nothing to do with security? Ostensibly not. Realistically I’m not sure. Either way, citing the law with an exaggerated translation doesn’t promote confidence in the blog post.

[1] https://www.chinalawblog.com/2019/10/chinas-new-cybersecurit...

[2] http://www.gov.cn/gongbao/content/2018/content_5343745.htm

Edit: to be absolutely clear, I was only commenting on the part of the blog post with explicit citations. Most of the blog post speculates on intent and actual scope, but since those are speculative and don’t deal with the text of the law directly, the author is of course entitled to his own interpretations.
I'm not sure why these are incompatible this day in age, with things like Kubernetes as a Service and serverless offerings
Yeah I have similar problems with a Dell 4K Monitor and a 2018 MacBook. I have to power cycle the monitor to get it to work on occasion.
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May not help, Google associates accounts together:
https://www.reddit.com/r/androiddev/comments/b2ztr0/google_t...

So make sure you never access them both from the same computer, phone or IP.
Yeah it is effectively normism deciding "respectability" and "morals" which are actively antimoral. I see no difference between that and banning depictions of mixed races families to "discourage miscegenation".

It is the category of "stop interfering with my indoctrination of my kids with that pesky reality"!
NYC is definitely an example of a housing imbalance. It has nothing to do with UMC types not wanting to live in Harlem. It has to do with the fact that prices are ridiculous throughout the city. The quality of building you get for what you pay is way out of whack. The housing stock is old and generally low quality.
Maybe it was 60. I literally asked the cashier: "I will not remember to request a refund. Will it be automatically credited to me if I do not meet the threshold?", and they told me yes.
It's entirely possible the banning had nothing to do with NewPipe. No other NewPipe users seem to have had this issue. But of course it's fun to yell at Google.

We know nothing about this person. Isn't it very possible he was actually violating Google's terms in some way?
Isn't "just works" supposed to be one of Apple's largest selling points?
But how is that different from simply having your own domain and sending email for that domain to your GMail box, and redirecting it somewhere else once you need to get rid of GMail?
Perhaps it was 60. As I mentioned, I explicitly asked if I had to take any action to get the refund, and I was lied to.
> They killed and ate their neighbors when times were tough

So have modern humans.
The wayland protocol solve this. I do think that at least gnome 3.34+ and wlroot based window managers support this, but it needs to be confirmed as i don't have this setup and just used ratios on same dpi monitors. Not sure how it works with X based app also that are run through xwayland.
This has happened to me: my external monitor created harmonic interference with its electrical frequency and literally prevented wifi from reaching my mac.

It's something i never thought possible but here we are; not saying this is mac's fault but monitor issues are not uncommon and this definitely didn't happen with windows.
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Keep working on encouraging opinions of the others. Assure them it’s not rude; that you need to know what they think to ensure the best decision gets made.

The culture has to go beyond making it safe to share opinions, and more to a place of making opinions known to be essential and appreciated, without going overboard.
SecondHome in Lisbon is a coworkspace famous for having many plants everywhere: https://secondhome.io/lisboa
OP states they are from Finland, and Saatana is typical Finnish swearing, as you can see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_profanity

Fun fact: the reason why I know a lot of Finnish swear words is that I used to play this videogame: https://www.amistech.com/msc/
It dePends why the account was suspended. In most cases, you cannot use takeout.

If you are allowed to use takeout, they link you to that on the account suspended page.
That’s a very high horse you’re riding. Everybody is looking the other way to some extent, there aren’t a lot of companies who live entirely on a moral high ground. Facebook, Microsoft, and Google have all done shady things here in the US and internationally, and they still have a lot of employees. Being in tech at all is being a willing participating in your economy in a way that is disenfranchising the poor, nearly everyone globally is conveniently ignoring that. Reflect on your own choices and see if there aren’t in actuality a few things you’re conveniently ignoring.
I don't really know what "mask" and "extract" mean in this context. If you mean arbitrary selection of shapes then I have a couple of ideas how it can be accomplished. For mouse use I know the theory of arbitrary shape selection, but I never can get it quite right, since moving the mouse around the shape is very difficult for me.
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Is there any advantage of having a Gmail account for just watching YouTube videos?
Or we could just pay for the infra and host our own, rolling open source into user friendly packages

I mean look around Github: people all around the world breaking through social barriers and norms to provide safe, useful software

Then look at how every tech company behaves
> Does it still have weird modals where you're forced to use the mouse to select an option?

I don't think I've ever encountered a modal like this. Not with "Use keyboard navigation to move focus between controls" turned on. By keyboard-based window management you mean being able to tile windows? That can be added with a third-party app pretty easily, but I think it's much a much less fundamental problem than those pointed out in Linux.
The practice of purging the ranks of "difficult" subordinates - people who question the wisdom of conventional thinking, who challenge their superiors, who do not automatically salute and say "yes sir, yes, sir, six bags full", when their superiors speak - over the years has produced a crop of senior officials long on form and short on substance. The long-term result of stifling dissent and discouraging unconventional views, while rewarding those who conform, is an officer corps that is sterile, stagnant, and predictable. Promoting clones, while purging mavericks, is tantamount to incest. We all know the possible long-term effect of generations of incest - feeblemindedness, debilitation, and insanity.

-- Colonel James G Burton, The Pentagon Wars (1992)
> ”because of an obscure clause that no one has ever read, which was created for this very purpose.”

I don’t like that OP was locked out of his email.

But besides that, it’s not as if he broke some obscure TOS clause. He actively subverted the company’s revenue model to take its product for free. That’s about as obvious as it gets that you’re risking being blocked from a service.
There is an article in this week's London Review of Books by John Lanchester which covers a similar theme: https://www.lrb.co.uk/v41/n19/john-lanchester/document-numbe...
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Hell, a lot of coal in Appalachia is extracted with mountaintop removal. They literally plow the tops of mountains into adjacent valleys.
Gnome (3) is just a bit crap. It's the Windows DE of the GNU/Linux world. It's explicitly designed to be boring and not very customizable so that delicate users don't get scared.

I use i3 and basically everything is configured via text files. Keyboard shortcuts are trivial etc. You don't need Karabiner to "rebind" because you can directly bind.

You don't need to go scary tiling WM, Xfce probably works well, it's been years since I last used it.

If apt is out of date that's probably because you're using a stable rather than rolling release distro.

All of this requires some research and tinkering. If you're me, you prefer research to being told what to do.
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Because this pro-nuclear punditry tends to involve a comparison to the worst of fossil fuels (and a fuel source that's in decline, at least in the developed world) and tends to present this as a binary choice.
This can be done in like five lines of Javascript. Why does this even rank on HN?
Yes, it is very common to use exaggerations in Chinese and when a certain exaggeration is widely accepted, its figurative meaning took over its literal character-by-character meaning. So when the idiom is used, the four characters are interpreted as one word that describes its figurative meaning.

Let me give you an example: in ancient Chinese it is a standard greeting to wish the emperor to live ten thousand years, literally. But everyone understands that it just means very long life.
It's just a bunch of swear workds (Satan included [0])

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_profanity#Saatana
By a cashier. Perhaps a manager would have been better to ask? "Lied to" is maybe hyperbole. "Got the wrong answer"?
I could also be the change itself and not the final state that causes it, or not?
But to address you, to talk to and about you, I need to know your name. And often, your pronouns.
1. "Works for me" is not an argument.

2. Not the argument made.

3. "Works for me" is not an argument.

4. Not the argument made.
Under GDPR, they legally have to if you request it.
It's one reason I love the spirit of Tesla and Elon Musk: Tesla doesn't advertise. This means only once a product is good enough that it starts getting talked about, word of mouth - and that is the perfect mechanism, counterpoint, for a company to only gain attention when deserved vs. paying for it; the VC-finance industrial complex of course has allowed products, organizations, to bypass this most important mechanism of friction for "knowledge" propagation via pumping out select advertising messages, and only in last decade via highly targeted ads - allowing relative precision.

The convergence of these different factors in the last decade, including automation taking away jobs from Americans who want to work - along with regulatory capture that has allow bad policy and ability to pay $0 in taxes like Amazon - leading to societal unrest, increased suffering, allowing for a democracy that can be easily destabilized.

We see this now though - so we can steer the ship, leading to America once again becoming strong - an economic powerhouse, recapturing and rerealizing the rhetoric of American patriotism. Once these systems rebound with new guidance, the innovation of free minds directing resources efficiently toward health - toward being free and standing strong for our brothers and sisters, local and global - will lead to an unstoppable force - which hopefully will not require conflict to hold or expand the line of peace as different nations choose to adopt these systems for themselves - with our support and guidance.
Everything you have listed is solvable by using a different distribution/desktop environment. You can use something like Manjaro to get really up to date software, and it comes with different desktop environment flavors like Cinnamon. I think a more modern desktop environment would suit you best, and I highly recommend Cinnamon.
Yeah, being left out of the models plays into the conspiracy factor. My father mentioned that climate scientists are shills knowingly leaving out this data.
GDPR requires them to answer your request within 30 days. They are allowed to give you your data as it appears when they process your request.

Google's policies, as required by their privacy policy, are to delete all data associated with a suspended account in 30 days.

That means any GDPR request submitted after the account is suspended will be responded to on the 30th day, and the response will be "we hold no data about that account".
Sorry, but I feel like you or your friend must be getting this from the media and not from personal experience.

Manhattan is the most populated it's been since 1960. [1] And the idea that "huge swaths" of apartments are "Saudi Arabian" investments is simply ridiculous. Yes, there are some, in a handful of ultra-luxury buildings, that is far less than 1% of buildings. It doesn't change the social fabric of the city at all.

And the idea that "huge parts of the population" are "wealthy Chinese and foreign" who "don't really work jobs"? This is so utterly and completely false I can't even imagine how you or your friend would develop this idea. I don't know where you're getting your information from, but it's just 100% not true at all.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_history_of_New_Yor...
I think it’s a feature. It would mean those areas that want nuclear can have it without necessarily impacting their neighbors. They’re also more likely to make sure it is properly maintained.
If you have your own domain name for your email, you can point it at any host's servers. Google in the case of Gsuite or Fastmail or Pobox or anyone else.

If you have regular backups, all you have to do is change a DNS record to switch to a different provider and you shouldn't lose any email in the process.

This is what I and many others do. I have had the same email address for ~20 years and have had it hosted on at least a half dozen providers over that time with no loss in data.
It's gaining some traction:

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/dhlvtu/setting_up_do...
I think part of the problem is rose-colored glasses. macOS definitely has bugs today. The question is, is it actually any worse than it was 12 years ago (in what was probably the Mac's heyday in terms of attention from Apple)? I'm not sure it is.
>But YouTube and Search ads are what pays for all of the other services...

Then charge me 1-2$ a month for gmail access... oh wait I already pay for extra storage. I'm quite fine paying if it means that if for some reason I offend them and they decide to suspend my service that I have a window where I'm allowed to exit their ecosystem.

Remove my ability to send email, allow me to receive email and give me a 1 week period to export everything and change contact info elsewhere.
I just discovered a mission critical bug in their 2FA flow as well. Gist of it is if you switch phones, verifying the new number, it still prompts to the old number. You cannot login to update to the new number, without the old number. It then locks you out of your account for hours.

The kicker is I am authenticated on the new phone! But cannot make changes because of the 2FA bug. So at some point, randomly, it decided to revert to an old phone number. Even though I am certain I disabled it!

I feel even submitting a detailed report, it would take quite a while to pierce the layers of bureaucracy and come into contact with a technical human that can diagnose and understand the nature of this issue ;(
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I pretty owe much my career to a couple of forums. Learned so much. Probably wasted a lot of time too.
Typos are the worst when it comes to things like that.

Especially when you're the type of person who always seems to have typos after you proof read something a few times. But then when you proof it again AFTER you post it, suddenly they all jump out. I can't count the number of times I've gone and edited a HN comment even after proof reading it a few times.

Needless to say dealing with tags or writing a tweet often includes a silly amount of triple checking.
I realize I've never checked if my Android GMail app supports using my other address as the From address. I guess it doesn't.

I don't use GMail's web interface but prefer an actual mail reader which has no problem with using a different address. Maybe I should use an IMAP mailreader for GMail on Android as well.
So don't take out a mortgage that you can't afford to pay off.

It has the potential to make you a slave, as you illustrate in your example.

These things don't just happen. If you stand up for what you believe in then perhaps you get fewer toys.

It is how it is. I'd rather be poor and stand up for what I believe in than rich and a dickhead. YMMV.

The fact that someone has sunk costs does not give them a pass.
Maybe stop using google at all?

"The web"'s future mustn't be about corporations and centralized control of information, but rather decentralized (or even better, distributed) systems with freedom of speech and freedom of information exchange(a.k.a everything done on the internet)in mind.I would say privacy at upmost priority as well, but this is obviously impossible for some services/products.

People who are so vehemently against this and still use google(or any other monopoly corporation for that matter) products need to be called out.Just because it's convenient doesn't mean you should do it,especially when you know how for-profit corporations work and operate.(Google is one whether we like it or not,even if they contribute to open projects,their profit ramifications outweigh their effort/money poured into these open projects).

Alt-tech is possible, alt-education is possible.We have a massive opportunity to change the hierarchical way of computing and flow of information yet we still do it because "it's convenient".

And i'm not delusional, people who know about these are in the very minority,but i would say it's our "duty" to at least inform others that are not aware of the potential abuses and how hard their lives can be impacted by choosing convenient.(at the moment anyways).A centrist position will stagnate at best the centralization of power.
If this sounds very "anti-profit" and "socialistic" speech, it's really not.We should just consider the value of our information and whether we really like essentially "selling ourselves" because it's the easy path.
If one decides they would make the trade, so be it.But at least people should be informed about the data-mining possibilities of our tech industry.
It’s not just TOS violations... I can’t get into my google account because they locked my password and don’t recognize any of my current devices. The account isn’t even suspended, they just have no support team so I can’t recover my account in any “algorithmically approved” way.
Pilots still have a lot to do, they must monitor the radios, the weather, fuel, etc. Since plenty of accidents have been caused by not paying attention to these things, I don't think you can say that having more time to do them is a bad thing.

If there is a lack of manual flying ability it is entirely
due to culture and not the aircraft. Pilots can and do turn off the autopilot if they want to practice, and most landings are done manually because it is softer.
You can’t trust google with you’re data. Even if they were well intentioned that doesn’t make sense but not only with they just dump your stuff on the floor because someone else told you to, they’ll do it if they decide they just don’t like you for some random reason and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Go get a droplet or a shell account, make sure it’s backed up automatically, and keep your stuff there.
Oh then I understand. I know too little, but I have a bias against megacorp.
So that answers my question? You still, in 2019, cannot even move a window/app on the desktop in vanilla macOS using your keyboard?

That, to me, is crazy. How can a company with the resources of Apple not implement this basic feature? Simply the equivalent of Windows' win + arrow keys would be a huge improvement.

I know third party software offers such features and more, I am simply not interested, some are even paid software. I need no such software with Windows or the Linux DEs I use.

Besides, it's just one example of crazy things missing from macOS.

> but I think it's much a much less fundamental problem than those pointed out in Linux.

What fundamental problems?
It's going to be entertaining to watch my Fortune 250 figure out how to work with this.

We make big, expensive, technical things that have a lot of very-closely-held software on them. One current, big, internal effort is to encrypt the code on the controller, so that people can't dump it, or at least not modify it. What's going to happen when the Chinese government demands to escrow the signing keys for any product sold in their country? I fully expect that they will be handed over. That's pretty much a given. But what if they go further and demand to escrow the source code? That would get really interesting, really fast, for many reasons.

Also, how will they continue to block Skype chat history in the US, based on dodgy interpretations of SOX and related laws, yet allow the Chinese government full access to all the logs? What happens when the CEO chats in China, or someone chats at him from China? I suppose it will be Microsoft to the rescue here, with a giant tick-box in the Skype FOR BUSINESS admin panel for "segregate retention policy based on CHINA," which is precisely the sort of thing that continues to make them the big bucks. All of these hosted infrastructure pieces, like Office365 and GSuite, are going to need huge exceptions built into them. (Maybe they already do, and I'm just ignorant.)
You can always use Outlook.com

Some domain registrars also offers free email services with domain purchase, Gandi.net being one of them.