skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You understand it is bad actors, along with industrial complexes, leading to regulatory capture and bad policy - corruption - regardless of the country's name? It logically makes sense that the US having the strongest military in the world, being the most successful, leading capitalism - will be able to do the most damage by bad actors manipulating towards war and violence.
Amazon’s build system handled this gracefully. Native build tool chains were always used, but wrapped in a relatively thin facade. As long as the buildtool could respond to a `release` target and put artifacts in a well known location it didn’t matter what the underlying implementation was.

The biggest drawback that I could see was all dependencies and tool chain needed to be modeled, but once they were, incremental builds, dependency rebuilds, etc. all Just Worked™.

Getting to that point requires a lot of upfront work, however, which can be hard to justify in smaller groups.
> many of their clients will migrate to PWA only, reducing App Store revenue severely

This was also the music industy's fear of digital data about 20-30 years ago.
This is what Android attempts to provide and it is hard.
Let us stop consuming ruminants meat first then. Beef and lamb are not even that good but require so much resources.
You ignored the very reason for OP's comment: its the perspective of chinese citizens outside of hong kong Who's only knowledge of the situation comes from state media and what those who really care can glean from censored social media.
Even those who read the full article tend to gloss over the very real consequences that are being promised. It's part of people's nature to just try and suppress issues as long as possible because, hey, there's a marginally good thing happening, it's impossible for a bad thing to be happening as well, right? Depressing but it's not unusual when the news is a constant stream of darkness.
Stellar mergers as the origin of magnetic massive stars (magnetars))
The trick is far fewer modules and compile time options.

A fun benchmark would be a Power9 Vs a X86_64 cross compiling the same ARM64 kernel. I wouldn't bet heavily on the Power9...
> If your plan to save the world includes requiring all 9 billion people to fundamentally change their lives (especially if its perceived as a degradation of their current quality of life), it's never going to work.

> Now I'll speak for myself. I will not go vegan

I agree with your logic, people like you are why it will not work. When the shit hits the fan, I hope your grandchildren can reserve some empathy for their ancestor who so loved his lifestyle that he was willing to watch the world burn rather than reduce his consumption.
America is successful only if you consider constant low key domestic conflict and much gnashing of teeth and whataboutism successful. They're powerful worldwide despite all of this.
> That doesn't even happen for actual EU citizens, why on earth would an EU taxpayer allow for this?

I am no expert in all of the EU countries, can you give example of an EU country where basic education, basic health care, relatively functioning judicial and police system are not guaranteed by governments?

And why would the taxpayer want to guarantee (different than actual payment) this? Maybe because the other option is literally millions of people crashing one day in to EU uninvited?
Reducing income inequality has direct effects on education quality. Much of the public school budget is drawn from local funding. In short, impoverished areas beget impoverished schools and wealthier areas have well-funded schools. Parents working in precarious positions - part time jobs with shifting schedules, or _multiple_ part time jobs with shifting schedules - can struggle to find time to provide support like homework help or supervision to their children. Reducing income inequality increases the tax base & school funding while granting parents more opportunities to engage with their children's education. Many of these poor people are already making the best decisions anyone can in their position: taking the job(s) they can get for the paycheck(s) they can get so they can put food on the table and eke out another two weeks.
Yeah my time in middle school was very cherished.

I got to do so many cool extracurricular activities, and finally had enough know-how to start teaching myself stuff.

I learned to play chess from a high ranked player, I started teaching myself python, I learned 3D drafting basics, played soccer, learned to skate, etc etc.

I was finally given enough leash to do those things, and to hangout with friends outside of school, including overnight.

I got to go on soccer trips and stuff with my traveling team. My parents never went on those trips so I'd always be driven/housed by someone else and got to see what normal people were actually like.

I finally realized how off my parents were, and how verbally and emotionally abusive and unfair they could be, so I started seeking out extracurriculars at every opportunity which was awesome.

For some reason, hardly any of the guys were actually talking to the girls, so I had free reign and no competition flirting and cutting my teeth on male-female relationships.

There were also plenty of opportunities to learn to deal with bullies and stuff. I even look back on those fondly. ("Cool-kid" bully once sucker-punched me straight in the jaw as hard as he could in front of a bunch of people, and instead of reacting how he wanted I just calmly looked at him like he'd tapped me on the shoulder said "Can I help you, Travis?". He backed down in a hurry.)

I don't know man, but I loved middle school. I just hated how I was treated by my parents, but I didn't realize until later that they had a lot of unresolved mental health problems, and that it wasn't my fault.

Also, I don't look fondly on the random boners. I had to wear suit pants all the time for band performances and let me tell you, those don't hide anything.
The headline itself explains it: what happened to the corals was previously stated to be fatal. But it turns out not to be fatal. That's a miss and raises questions about whether the new predictions at the bottom of the article are also wrong.
I managed the React team at Facebook. Neither Facebook nor my current (React-based) company require any prior React knowledge for frontend candidates, nor is it a significant factor when evaluating people.

If you’ve been successful with the tools you used in the past, we know you can learn whatever tools we use. I know not everyone hires like this, but in my experience it’s not rare either.
So shut the ff up about Erdogan. Its not the fault of Turkish citizens.
'older' person here (48) - so I'm not the next generation, etc. I've been mostly vegetarian (and sometimes vegan) for the last couple of years.

A lot of it does taste better than meat to me. Not everything, but then there's plenty of bad meat meals around that I'd avoid anyway (most burgers, etc). I had a vegan burger last night that was tasty and succulent - the kind of thing that I think a blind taste test would mean a meat eater would think it was good.

I occasionally eat meat, but make sure that it's good (last time I made a real effort was a steak house for my birthday while I was in Barcelona, it was incredible). Most of the time I feel better heath-wise for eating a mostly vegetarian diet (which is often vegan) - I don't feel like I've been violated (which with hindsight was how I felt after many meat-based meals), and don't feel like I'm eating loads of fat. In addition I can actually eat more than I used to, which is great.

The ship may have sailed, but we can permanently change its course if we each individually choose to do so. People often complain that there's no such thing as democracy any more, etc., but you can make a difference in your individual purchasing an lifestyle choices, and if everyone (or even a significant percentage of people) did the same, the world would be better off.

Without wanting to start a comment war, it sounds to me like you're being a bit selfish, and then trying to legitimise what you want to do by saying that it'll have no effect on the future. If everyone acted like this, the world would be in a terrible state.
Sort of like, without firing a single shot (at them) your enemies line up to sing your praises and grovel for offending you.
Thanks. I thought it was some kind of international law at the UN level, not just the EU one.
When you rotate a photo or video in PhotoStructure, you can have it persist rotation/orientation by updating the file directly (PhotoStructure uses exiftool under the hood), but it's not the default out of concern for unknown bugs that may invalidate the original file in some way.

By default it just writes the new orientation to an XMP or MIE sidecar. The downside of this approach is that most applications don't respect sidecars.
This is meaningless with only one data point.

There's nothing to say that this is a new phenomenon, or whether this number has been the average for decades.

This is MSN start page level news and does not belong on HN.
Privacy and freedom don't necessarily intersect. You could have a lot of privacy but no freedom in a windowless prison cell, or a lot of freedom but no privacy being homeless in the street.

(not that Apple's privacy spiel ever really meant anything as a company selling internet-connected black boxes)
Approach 1 seems quite natural. If I do something—in general—and find that it results in my suffering, I will normally take that into account when I consider doing the same thing again, and possibly avoid it because of it. In this sense I don't think that getting slapped or putting your hand on the stove for the first time are significantly different. You learn the consequences and adapt.

In the case of a bully, though, there may be so much at stake for the bully that it outweighs the suffering associated with getting beaten up or otherwise punished for it. Wishing to e.g. maintain his social status, he may double down instead of reacting in a way that seems appropriate given the obvious consequences. This is where I think approach 2 becomes useful. What is it that the bully thinks is at stake? etc.

Before that, who cares? Kids will be kids and will fight and bicker. That's how they learn what their boundaries and what the consequences of their actions are so that they can grow up to be healthy adults. I think that inflicting pain and suffering as a direct response to injustice may be an excellent way to keep misbehaving adults in check as well, but it seems more likely in adult age that there is an underlying psychological problem that needs to be addressed, perhaps one that could have been addressed during adolescence.
This really doesn't solve the end-game though. China will just say phones need the ability to pull apps, problem solved for them. (They already do this in every sense imaginable: you need to transfer tech to China, you need to censor news stories, you need to show your face to facial recognition cameras, etc.).
Thank you for asking this! I was ignorant of the same process and held the same theory for Windows filetransfers.
Qt6 will have faster and lower footprint QML because JavaScript will be optional.

Also QML will gain type checking.
This vegan was almost to the end and ready to hit the upvote button...and you just had to do the EDIT, didn't you? Have a NULL value instead, and try to quit worrying about imaginary internet points. (No, you can't turn them in for prizes, I found out.)
My understanding is that this line in sshd_config only configures the sftp server, it doesn't tell scp to use the sftp protocol under the covers.
China forces the Uighurs and anyone who visits their region (Xinjiang) to install malware on their Android: https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/294389-china-is-installin...

Banning sideloading forced China to use iOS exploits, which are ephemeral and not consistently effective.

Installing apps outside a repository (like on most Linux distros) is a dual edged sword, Apple and Google are poor stewards of their software repositories compared to Debian or OpenSuse.
Same here. Would like to see some real world apps and ideally also the code.
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Yes, most importantly, deciding to be born to good parents with a good family in good country in a good time period.
> This is a great argument for why entangling alliances with people who aren't really your friends or are too culturally distant to even pretend as much are a terrible, awful idea. I believe we fought a World War because of this once.

People tend to forget that. Thanks for articulating it so well.
Dyson has scrapped its electric car project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2iShmUTEl8
How much protein do you think a normal person needs? Valter Longo recommends ".31 to 0.36 grams per pound of body weight). That comes to 40 to 47 grams of proteins per day for a person weighing 130 pounds, and 60 to 70 grams of protein per day for someone weighing 200 to 220 pounds." Why would you really need meat at all if those numbers are correct?

https://valterlongo.com/daily-longevity-diet-for-adults/
I don't understand how you can begin with a somewhat rational argument about overpopulation and then jump to the completely irrational conclusion that for some reason global warming (as a root cause) will kill us, rather than overpopulation. Do you really think like that, or are you just trolling?
> I'm sure you'll be able to find billions of computers that can run OS/2 in a VM both now and in the future.

Fair enough, I probably could have gotten it working in DOSBox at some point as well, further increasing the compatible devices, but that still doesn't deter from the fact that no one really knows Foxpro anymore. It's hard to fix bugs in dead languages.
Those aren't recent enough to be comparable. Better examples would be Puerto Rico or Guam.
> Someone must have been telling lies about Josef K., he knew he had done nothing wrong but, one morning, he was arrested.

https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/k/kafka/franz/trial/chapter1....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Castle_(novel)
My point is that for the vast majority of developers this does not matter one bit. The Windows API is not relevant to the work that most developers do today. In the cases where a developer actually needs to interact with Windows there are easier technologies available.
This shows us:

1) The problems wit ha closed/walled-garden app store. Apple has the final say and control
2) Companies like Apple are putting profits above human rights. Would the same decision have been made if Jobs were still alive? Hard to say.
What I mean to say is, gnome-terminal > iTerm2, but if you're on a mac, iTerm2 is the next best thing.
Is there anything significant that could be learned from DNA and applied to traditional computer storage methods? Or is this efficient something intrinsic to DNA that can't simply "be transferred"?
I mean come on, a diet of 100% tomatoes does not make any sense, right?

The bulk of human calories on a whole food plant based diet comes typically from beans, legumes chickpeas, soy, root vegetables like potatoes and sweet potatoes, starches in general, grains like whole rice, quinoa, etc.

Then another good portion of the calories typically comes from fruit, and another good portion comes from vegetables and salads.

A diet of 100% tomatoes does not make any sense from a nutritional perspective, they are mostly water, but they are a good addition to a balanced whole food plant-based diet.
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I don't know what to tell you. Wattsupwiththat is not a scientific website, it's a political website. It is a source of misinformation

You can just with your own two eyes at bleaching events in the Mediterranean, Red Sea, Pacific, and Caribbean if you don't want to believe the scientific community.

You're cherry-picking counterexamples to make your case, which is not valid. Reality is bad. You are misreading the data. You are also conflating acidification with temperature change. Coral is going to die because of the heat well before aragonite and calcite dependent populations collapse because of pH changes.
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It's also with the understanding that that person has a consistent set of values, and wouldn't just drop all their values for a few million more dollars.
It's stupid how we spend a decade destabilizing a region, and then aren't willing to deal with the humanitarian consequences of our actions.

Start a war? Be ready to deal with the refugees displaced by it.
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Somehow I think this is exactly how it works.

Apples marketing claim in the recent years has been users privacy concerns. So why shouldn't such a move be also just as relevant as the marketing in the recent years?

I find it interesting how the blame shifting works these days. While with Blizzard, all the hate goes to Blizzard, with Apple there seem to be at least two fronts. One blaming Apple, the other aiming away from them towards China.
One does not need to eat meat with every meal to still enjoy eating meat. Salads, tofu, pasta, all make great meals. But so do ham sandwiches, BLTs, and yes, the occasional steak.

> animal that suffered a lot for your increased quality of life

How much sea life has suffered to ship your computer from china to you? How many people suffered in the conditions used to build your computer? How many people suffered and died mining the materials used in your computer?

How many people have suffered and died to provide you with electricity? How many migrant workers suffered in the sun for low wages to provide you with the fruits used in your jelly?

Suffering is not limited to animals to provide us with the life we're living.
Loaning and investing is differwnt from giving. In my original post I tried to be clear that there are problems in this model. Unfortunately it looks to me like we need to solve them whether we like or not, so might be better to start solving them. Brexit did show that it is important how you sell things. And I am not a salesman...
You're not going to be able to.

America and other classical democracies are in a phase of aging where a decline in prosperity combined with a die-hard (unthinking) application of absolute freedom of speech are paralyzing action. Everyone is disagreeing with each other over a shrinking pie, pitting demographic against demographic, and not only that, any genuine disagreement and decision making is muddied by agents trying to confuse people.

There is no prioritization or restriction on who may say what, how loudly, or regardless of how harmful or counter to the public good it is. And, may I add, most democratic governments do not have a strong enough perspective (in this period) on what the public good is.

As a result, those places that have harnessed the power of demographics while also controlling the message are gaining power. Obviously I mean China. Yes they have anti-absolute-free-speech restrictions that are repugnant to us. But you're damn sure they stay on message as a country/government.

Unfortunately this situation is also to the benefit of chaotic actors like Russia, where they benefit from just other countries being paralyzed and them being able to do what they want.

In the absence of government leadership, corporations had the chance of filling in the role. But now we see that in the face of power, they recoil as well. We did this to ourselves, by letting our priorities get muddled as we got richer. We didn't "stay hungry", my friends.
Not in Hong Kong, only in the mainland.
obviously no. i hate the people, i dont want to save the world. i only love my cat, and because this, i stop eating meat. i dont want to know some animals are suffering because of me.
Only because we limit numbers so assimilation is a necessity. The numbers of refugees to citizens is much higher in Europe, enough so that you get entire neighborhoods full of refugees instead of just refugees intermingled with the local population.
Tomato pastas like pomodoro and putanesca were my go-to lunches before I learned about this, and tomato soups remain super popular, so I disagree that they are simply a condiment.

Still, perhaps they are a bad general example.

Perhaps a better one would be rice (~2g CO2e/kcal). There the problem is the massive methane emissions produced from the cultivation approach.

Point being: There are huge differences between different foods, and they are non-obvious.
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A bit problematic https://www.dailysabah.com/war-on-terror/2019/02/08/civil-se...

https://www.dailysabah.com/investigations/2018/11/08/pkk-con...
The only nutrient deficiency that is rather difficult to circumvent with a vegan diet is Vitamin B. Meat is one of the only places humans can obtain it.

Everything else is trivial to obtain via plants.
I have in the past developed a fairly large (proprietary) Qt application that used the same codebase on Linux, Windows, and Android. I would say Windows and Android are tied for compile hell.

This update looks really neat, and may solve some problems for some people. But personally my biggest gripe with Qt is qmake.

When you are doing Android, lots of resources assume Gradle, and lots of Qt stuff assumes qmake. Neither is ideal if you're dealing with other libraries like gstreamer, or even worse: proprietary libraries compiled using an old NDK.

So I ended up writing my whole build system in cmake, which made builds on Windows and Linux a lot saner, but made Android a living hell. I'd love to see better support in Qt for actual sane build systems you can use with real world third-party libraries, because qmake is not it in my experience.
I had to create a Qt JNI app... That was entirely run as a background service. It was quite the wizardry, and did require a little bit of Cyanogen kernel hacking from a coworker.
Modern rsync (err, 3.0+, so maybe not that modern any longer) can scan the directory tree concurrently with sending the files.

(I'm not sure how it's done, presumably interleaving readdir() calls with non-blocking sendfile, allowing page cache prefetching as well as the actual sending to be done in parallel by the kernel.)
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Your view seems to be deeply human-centric, while the views you criticize are not. I wonder if this mismatch is the source of your anger.

Climate deniers/liars primarily disregard the enviroment in favor of human impacts, which is shared among many threads of climate activism as well.
This doesn’t have anything to do with privacy.
They should be using Apple Maps to attack Police and then Apple should remove that shady app used obviously for no good.
It's shocking to westerners but this is the nature of indoctrination. Also, note how OP compared tianxia to manifest destiny instead of lebensraum.
Normal person?

What about abnormal athletes, or people who do weight training?

How many peas are required if you want both a calorie surplus and 1 to 1.5 grams of protein per lb of body weight?
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I think I agree with the idea but isn't saying sugar is addictive because you feel bad with out it is like saying protein is bad because you feel bad with out. It's somewhat necessary
I've noticed the biggest indicator of my mood is my carb intake.

I started off trying Keto, but found it very hard to maintain. Now, I simply skip the high carb portions of my meals. Skip potatoes, skip rice, avoid pasta (although black bean pasta is a very good stand in). If I'm craving fast food (damn you Chick-fil-a), simply skipping the fries makes a night and day difference about how terrible I'll feel later in the day.
Can someone please explain the border and refugee system here? What exactly is he threatening to do? And if there are a lot of refugees, can't admission to EU be a separate decision?