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What’s the point of open source for consumers, expect for maybe education, when you can’t produce something from the source yourself nor be sure the product you buy is made from the source?

It’s very cost prohibitive to run a batch through a semiconductor fab. You are not going to request one offs unless you have a few millions to spare.

It’s not like running make after cloning some sources.
My wife complained that my MythTV DVR was too loud in the living room (I have mild hearing loss, so I believe her, but I can't hear the fans myself). So I moved the box into a utility room and replaced it with a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (the newest model at the time) running Kodi as a frontend.

Kodi compiled for the RPi can be buggy, and I wouldn't recommend this setup for a novice, but it works well enough.

Anyways, I was surprised to find that Kodi on the RPi supports CEC. I was controlling it with a wireless keyboard for a month before, one day after I switched the input and absent-mindedly pressed a button on the D-pad, the RPi responded to my input. It works really well (until Kodi crashes).
Both AT&T and Sprint (which acquired Nextel) still offer push to talk services. But they're not big sellers any more. What happened with that?
Give it dark pink-purple-green or rainbow gradient with coarse dotted look and capitalised water colored font.

I would stay very far away from it then.
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Yes this is still common and is covered by the ATO as the Personal Services Income test - you can either work via your own company or a payroll company but basically income is treated like standard PAYG
> HTTPS gives you no guarantees that the license server you think you are talking to is the real license server

What? This is the entire purpose of HTTPS! To do this securely:

1 - you create your server;

2 - you tell a certificate authority (like Symantec, Digicert, or Let's Encrypt) how to find your server, and they do the diligence to make sure you're not trying to redirect another person's server;

3 - they provide you with a private encryption key and expose the public decryption key;

4 - you save the encryption key on your server.

Now, anyone who receives any information from your server can be sure that it came from you because (a) your server is the only one with the encryption key and (b) we trust Symantec, Digitcert, etc to distribute the public decryption key.
Oh, you built Sqwiggle! A couple of friends and I used to work together remotely and we used it every day. It was awesome -- just the right balance between being unobtrusive yet easy to have a quick discussion when needed. We loved it so much, we even made a (much less-polished) clone after you shut down so we could continue with the same workflow.
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That's a fantastic description of the business model a guy I know runs his plane tours under. He likes flying. He doesn't earn enough to justify flying just himself around in circles every weekend. So what he does is take people up with him on scenic tours. No real room to grow. He's not competitive if he tries to start scaling and actually completely cover pilots, planes, and the advertising required to keep them busy. But he keeps his hobby mostly cost neutral through word of mouth.

What it is not is a good term for any business that doesn't take VC. There are many businesses where the primary objective is to grow and make lots of money but where VC doesn't make sense. It's probably most businesses. So when someone calls a business a lifestyle business simply on the basis that the market isn't big enough to warrant VC, it's insulting to a large swath of business owners and generally a case of unwarranted elitism. Like if Zuckerberg was looking at businesses earning tens or hundreds of millions a year and went "how cute, lifestylers" it'd be shitty but at least he'd have the success to back it up. Mostly on here you see it from people just leaching off the success of their industry. They earn hundreds of thousands but use their position in tech to look down on people pulling in millions.
Back in the olden days (1970s) the organization I was with threw a party. My job was to go to the local McD's and get some gallon boxes of syrup. This was then mixed at the party with carbonated water to make Coke.

The interesting thing was I realized that the syrup cost $.03 per cup, and McD's was selling it for - I don't remember 45 years later but it was a lot. Puzzled, I asked about it and was told that McD's lost money on the hamburgers and more than made it up with the drinks and fries.

It's also how movie theaters make money. They lose it on ticket sales, and make it up at the concession stand, especially on the soda.

Similarly for restaurants. The drinks are the big moneymakers.

Camera makers don't make money on the camera bodies, but on the lenses and accessories.

Car dealers don't make money selling cars, they make it on the financing and the service.
It probably doesn't help, but I'd view it as self-medicating in many cases.

Perhaps to turn your comment on its head, people like my wife don't get much out of a place like Reddit so they don't visit it, while the ADHD crowd is constantly on there trying to up their dopamine levels.
If it uses Plaid, they are taking all of the data they can get from your banks with your login.
Fintech companies have tried to get at this goldmine of user data. You got it right, banks will never willingly give away this treasure trove of highly monetizable and privileged data abd drive their memberbade away from their own digital offerings.
Actually learner English. Sounds like an interesting corpus to work on.
Funny, I had the same experience with Bernie.
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I'd check misspelling. American vs British. Plurals. Non Dictionary words. Small words. Names. Initials. Exact match. So, quantifiable stuff.

Then prescriptive.

The idea would be a framework so someone can make (or grab their current data) the test different engines for different search terms against the data and mark which is correct or better.

You don't have to 100% agree what search result is better. But to just get to the stage where you can discuss that would be a great start.

And I suspect not agreeing what is better is not as contentious as one thinks.

I also think Google does search real well. So use that for a set point of the truth.
Just a different pattern on the waffle iron. No mention of things like [1] https://www.minimalfab.com/en/ or at least
[2] https://www.wafertrain.com/

But hey, valley of silly cons, who cares?
For my penance I shall hereby link a similarly cool, jQuery-free library[1] that also improves a few things:

- handles element drag & drop
- very customizable (ability to BYO layout algorithm is nice)
- better license
- updated more recently

Cheers!

[1]: https://github.com/haltu/muuri
Filter rows based on a value?

Deleting a Row?

Easily navigating from the nth element in a CSV header to the nth element in data row 1000?
TERFs
Ask HN: 100 lbs
For those of you that have lost 100 lbs of weight, how did you do it and have you been able to keep it off?
Just leave the overpriced Bay Area.
> The FDA made them remove health insights so that made the service less useful.

This is like saying a medical product is less useful because the FDA made it remove horoscopes.

If the health insights aren't proven to be accurate, they aren't either safe or useful.

My ex is a quantitative geneticist and always said that we know almost nothing about genetics, and these companies are vastly inflating the certainty anyone has about their conclusions.
The author presents no evidence of these accounts being bots other than them being closely connected and cliquey. She makes that inference very quickly, and from then on, they are just referred to as "bots". I am 100% sure there are bots, but I am highly skeptical that Yang Gang is the worst offender here or stands out in any way compared to other campaigns. In fact a quick check on twitteraudit.com tells that he might be better than others, although I don't know how good their fake follower detection works.

I have been following this campaign since a few months, and I can attest that it has pulled in a large number of voters who were not politically inclined, the members are very passionate, and also that Yang Gang is quite cliquey and live in an echo chamber. Given those facts, I won't be surprised if those accounts were mostly real people.

Full disclosure: I like Yang.
I remember telling people in 2004 or so how it would take over and people thought I was crazy. There were something like 10,000 articles then. One coworker didn't believe anyone could edit it so he edited a page for the fun of it. A few hours later someone had reverted it, which led him to believe more in it.

As they say, Wikipedia doesn't work in theory, only in practice.

As longtime GNU/Linux user then, I viewed the GPL as the foundation to it. Encyclopedias seemed a niche where a GPL-based project could thrive, like in making an operating system or web server.
I struggle with a few things, and probably some things from your list, but no diagnoses yet.

One thing that always goes through my head is just feeling like society is made for a model of human that just isn't me. There's a society out there that would suit me great, but I missed the boat on that. It was probably in the distant past before things got big, noisy, and complicated.
This sounds horrifying. Why make it even easier for people to disrupt you?
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Do you have any examples of this?

From what I've read, they've found criminals using relatives' DNA test data, but that wasn't the evidence used to convict.
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The initial computer-based analogy seems useful.

I definitely do notice a sort of forgetfulness around the context of a project, particularly the reasons/motivation for doing it.

Thinking about this, I wonder if ADHD people struggle with being project managers? Especially when it's important to mentally keep track of the big picture and the contexts around various tasks.

--

I guess this is sort of different from working memory though, or it's more subtle (because I definitely don't have any actual forgetfulness, it's easy for me to remember things etc)
Given all the people that don't replace their filters, they're kind of an anti-pattern.
The whole time I was reading this I was thinking that she almost certainly has my account flagged as a bot. I only use Twitter for infosec and politics and lately about all I do is RT Yang (and Zach) tweets.
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Dani Shapiro is a recent book that explores these themes.

https://danishapiro.com/books/inheritance/
Most people in most zip codes. 70 years * 365 days * 2 sexes = 51,100. The average zip code has about 10,000. Never thought of this before.
> How can Person 2 be sure that Person 1 hasn't modified the API response before Person 2 receives it? ... If the API response is signed somehow, Person 2 could go retrieve Service A's public key (directly from Service A) and independently validate that the API response was actually received

The problem here is that Person 1 cannot be trusted, so they can't be the one providing the signature. Even if Person 1 signs, hashes, or encrypts the message when sending to Person 2, all it can prove is that it came from Person 1, not that it came from Service A.

If Person 2 wants to be sure that the message it got from Person 1 actually came from Service A, it will need the signature provided by Service A, not Person 1. To get the valid signature, it will need to contact Service A.

This is a long-winded way to say that if you want to trust what you got, you've got to go to the original source. HTTPS provides tools to do exactly this, and it's special because every time you buy a computer or server, trusted certificates are pre-installed on the machine. Without that initial level of trust, you can't trust anything you receive from anywhere.
Yes, thats two sets, only working within each set, not across both sets.

“Half house audio” is the new hotness.
>not how a bureaucracy thinks. Come on.

Conspiratorial bureaucracies operate that way. Trust no one, allow nothing that can be used to undermine...

Read Memoirs Found in a Bathtub.
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This comment is incredibly cringy. GP do _not_ think this way. Be careful.
I'm going to go talk to a psych this year if I can stop putting it off but one thing I started on a whim a last year was take iron supplements. Apparently my mother (diagnosed ADHD in her 60s) had iron deficiency so maybe I do too.

After just a day or two I experienced very unusual (for me) clarity. I googled and apparently it can help ADHD symptoms.

I definitely ate enough meat and various other things, so I'm not sure what the supplements did or if they're a placebo. Perhaps I just process iron poorly and need a big hit at once.
You're saying they rely on the decreasing prices, rather than low prices? How's that?
The cause is the desire for profit and control.

Unless you're going to build better people, you're never going to deal with the cause. All we can do is deal with the symptoms.
If you like it check out this and see if you like anything else: https://sanemacs.com/sanemacs

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Especially, considering that more linux gamers increase ROI for a native linux version.
If everyone knew and practiced this, the razor blade industry wouldn't be a billion dollar industry. People would buy an order of magnitude less blades. The maintenance takes less than a minute, and is only necessary once every two weeks (if you're a weekly shaver). As you say, stropping will make the blades good for months.
> Up until a rewrite of their online banking site to have a more modern, responsiveUI, my credit union used to have a pretty good implementation of the first of those. (After the rewrite, those features still exist, but hamburger buttons and poor information density have made it impossible to use them efficiently.)

I feel like something is not right when the utility of my banks' websites is pretty much inversely proportional to the recentness of their last redesign.
I get the idea of the hierarchy, but why does performance matter? Performance matters because we want to promote those that generate value the most. This correlates with improving the world for everyone. If your coworker invents cold fusion, then yes, she's going to be promoted over you, but the long-term effect is that you're also going to be better off because of that invention. Most improvements to the world are just smaller, but they're still there.
If you haven't tried it, try https://libreelec.tv/, I got a new Pi 4 to replace my old Pi 3B+ that I had been running Kodi directly (or whatever the original form of it is called) on and it came with an SD card with NOOBS on it so I decided to install LibreELEC and give it a shot since that was one of the easy-install options. The UI still isn't great and feels like no one has thought through anything, but it's way better than Kodi was (I have yet to have it pop up full screen in the middle of watching a movie to ask if it can update itself) and I haven't had nearly as many crashes (or any, in fact).
> In a capitalistic model it makes little sense why Wikipedia should thrive without enriching someone so massively in the process, therefore, it must be corrected

Err what? If a model of reality is incorrect you throw out the model, you dont try to modify reality to fit the model.

This is akin to saying something like: Solar panels* dont work in classical physics therefore coal is better.

* iana physicist. I assume they have something to do with quantum physics but dont really know
This is understandable, but nonetheless HN guidelines ask that you suspend that distrust. Every legit account starts with a first comment, and it's natural that a person's first comment would be on a topic they feel strongly about.
Scandinavian design. But the tin looks completely different from General. I asked a Swede, but I can't remember the different markets those brands are going after.
If silicon/chip IP becomes free, and the only major cost to tape-out is an integration team, and Fab related stuff, China, not silicon valley, is the real winner
I had misconstrued one of your replies as “assigning homework”, but on a reread you had more info in your reply than mine did. No problem with the thesis, imagined problem with the delivery (it’s been quite a long day here).
I agree with asdfasgasdgasdg, and don't understand your reasoning.

Imho the fact that Wikipedia is not commercially marketized is inherent to its success. Feels like a breath of fresh air to have such a rich source of open access information, to search for e.g. medical info rather than trusting Google with it.

If anything, Wikipedia shows to me that people have a longing for more initiatives like that, and they will then reject commercial alternatives that exist.

Gives me glimmers of hope for the future.
Any color looks different in conjunction with another color. There’s at least a color out there that makes 448 C look great beside it, im absolutely sure of that. I wonder who decides these type of subjective as the ugliest color. Whats the most beautiful? Hard to tell because it’s all subjective!!
No.

This is what the AAA publishers/studios think, because mostly they make games just for the money.

They don't really care for their customers and DRM usually doesn't work in Wine and hence 'the game doesn't work'.

The indie game dev crowd, with much less resources, certainly doesn't seem to have any problems (ideological or technical) with Linux releases.
I've not seen them offering their product in big markets like China or India. How can they give up before even trying?
That's a really excellent question and I've sat here way longer than I probably should have over-analysing it to try and think of an answer for you.

I do think it's possible, but it's difficult to provide you with exact steps to follow that I'd class as a catch all.

Enthusiasm is great, but try to make sure that your enthusiasm isn't riding roughshod over the context - in your example it was easy to read your enthusiasm the wrong way because it was so tangentially related to what the OP was discussing. You kind of latched on to a throw away part of the primary topic and rushed into wanting to discuss that small part of. In that context it's easy to assume you're a type of bad actor[0] rather than just enthusiastic. Make it harder for people to assume the worst by taking their conversation seriously before jumping in with your off-topic excitement.

[0]https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/bad+actor
Except in your case, they never built a dam, while in OP they did, but a few meters shorter. Exact, give or take a few million liters of water.
See also Xbox Game Pass for PC (10+ games, Windows 10), and VivePort Infinity (for VR, 600+ games).
I use figma at work and it's really neat. Keep up the good work! Now if you could only convince the designer to give me write access ;)
Fascism is not a word you make up and throw about willy-nilly. It describes a specific form of authoritarian government.
Because no serious game developer expects a platform vendor to pull the rug out from under them. What benefit is there to an up-to-date port, especially when very few people already buy games on Mac? Most of these port projects were done 10 years ago, when Steam on Mac first released.
I really feel like this part is something you could automate.

Give me a choice box of now, snooze bar, or several other options culminating in “take it to email, my hair is on fire.”
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A Linux fan making up numbers for their favorite platform is meaningless. I've shipped Linux games. It's never been worth the ROI.
What is TI's percentage of revenue from chips manufactured in third party fabs (TSMC, ASMC, ...)? Are these jobs really relocating to elsewhere in Texas, it moving to China/Taiwan?
People want streaming services and digital assistants on their Sonos. Support that either takes beefier hardware, more specialized hardware, or offloading the work somewhere. But in all the cases, more advanced features do take hardware designed for it.
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All the more reason for companies to focus on true innovation instead of milking IP licensing.

All the more reason to make it profitable for fabs to exist within the US.
>Globalization, for example, is zero-sum for many people. Since we're now buying <wheat/metal/electronics> from <x country>, people who did that here lost their jobs.

Considering that those are some of the hardest and most dangerous jobs, it probably is better for you that it's done somewhere else for cheaper. This means that everything that depends on those jobs, such as the price of food, will also be cheaper for you. You can learn another job and do that. I realize that many people don't really want to do that, but it is an improvement for society.

>In capitalism you have to fight for your right to feed yourself, and if you are in the bottom x% of society, you quite literally have to live on the streets.

This is true by definition, because if you are homeless then you're by definition poorer than somebody that is not homeless. Essentially, it's not an argument, but I do understand that there are poor people under capitalism, but they are much better off than poor people 100 years ago, and they're much better off than middle class people 150-200 years ago. Society, especially the US, is so rich that almost anyone has a supercomputer in their pocket. All western countries offer lots of support for the homeless and poor.
Good job! Cenario looks really good. Would love to try!
No, not really. There's a wealth of titles available on Linux thanks to Humble Bundle and Valve funding ports. Never has made any money.