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Where "likely" means "I'm not a lawyer so I'm just guessing here" and "most" means "I read on HN that Europe likes privacy."

Please don't be a jerk in HN comments, no matter how ignorant someone else is or you feel they are.

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I guess I am in the minority because as soon as I see a shipping fee more than 7-10% of the cost of the item I immediately start looking elsewhere. Numerous times I've just decided to not buy an item because I didn't want to pay the shipping costs.
If anyone at the ACM reads, thanks. It's a lovely move.
Wonder if the "traditional" intermittent fasting I've read about (eat during an 8 hr window, can be during the day) provides any of the same benefits.

Not eating all day long is tough; it's a lot easier when you get to count your sleep time as fasting. :)
Yes, we're not robots, we have inconsistent state, it's ok to not be productive (work-wise) every day of our lives.
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Are you sure? I saw a different video where media outlets of all types were saying similar things. The infamous deleted "Vox" tweet where they said it would not be a deadly pandemic, for one example.

I don't think linking a partisan outlet singling out a partisan outlet from the opposite side of the isle is a good way to treat this issue. PG apparently doesn't either, and didn't name names.

Source: https://i.imgur.com/Tn0UtWT.png
Working on getting someone replaced seems a very unhealthy and unprofessional kind of conflict resolution.
Are nurses ‘price gouging’ for being paid $10k/week in NY, 500% above normal?
That's kind of my question. I want async I/O with a device, can io_uring help?
UBI can be taxed as Income.
In addition to Vault, an administrator can easily set up an SMTP route through the admin interface to copy-and-forward all inbound or outbound mail (delivering copies wherever they please). Of course, this would only catch messages sent or received after setting up the route.

Edit: an administrator can also create an API token with org-wide credentials, allowing her to read, write, and delete messages from any user's inbox.
> I'm not sure a rip-off of VS Code is in the spirit of open source

If our working definition of rip-off is work alike that replicates the interface without sharing code, then I would say that open source has an incredibly long history of building through ripping off. Linux is a rip-off of MINIX is a rip-ff of Unix, GNU is a rip-off of Unix, various graphical interfaces over the years have been copies of commercial offerings. Copying VSC is absolutely in the spirit of Open Source.
I was going to say how Amazon might as well be the only guys online but this article is really good and offers real alternatives. Very cool.
"Feldheim’s defense lawyer, James Moriarty, denied the charges and said his client had not yet entered a plea."

Apparently, the defendant is known to have consulted a criminal mastermind. /s
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It's not a dark pattern that shipping actually costs everyone that isn't Amazon a lot. Go get a shipping quote from UPS or FedEx for sending a desk across the country. It's not going to be any cheaper than these stores are charging. They're not hiding extra profit in their shipping fees.

People are so used to Amazon Prime that they have no idea what things cost to ship any more. I run a small online store and every 1-pound package I mail out costs $8-12 in postage by the cheapest shipping method available to me, at commercial shipping rates. If the box is over a cubic foot in size and going to a state on the other side of the country, it can quickly double or triple in cost.

Amazon has $120/year in Prime subscription fees to subsidize the displayed shipping costs, puts some of the shipping fee into the item price (they're rarely the cheapest for most products, especially very cheap or very heavy ones), has a warehouse within 20 miles of every American so that nearly everything they ship is a same-zone local shipment, and has their own delivery network so they don't have to pay carriers. No other business has those things.
My team has written an integration with Google's API[0] to explicitly pull back the full bodies of emails for all users across a whole organisation, to run some analysis on all emails.

Once our service account has been granted access, we can assume the role of any user and access anything we have permission for. So, you should assume your IT administrator can also access all your emails, since they're likely to be the person that grants permission to the service account.

[0]https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/v1/reference/users/m...
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There is a complete lack of logic in the conclusions under the "How the next year will play out" header. We are going into a global recession and another "premium" video streaming service is not what the market is asking for. I feel bad for anyone who invested in this, but that feeling is somewhat limited considering what an extremely basic sales pitch they must've got sold on.
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I would think neither the “universal” nor the “permanent” parts would be inevitable.

Some problems with the “universal” in universal basic income are:

a) the money must come from somewhere. Realistically, certainly the top half, income-wise, will have to pay more in taxes than they receive in UBI. So, a lot of it will just be pumping around money; to those paying those taxes, that may feel like they’re worse of than when there’s ‘just’ social security.

b) if you want to go for “UBI replaces all of social security”, it will have to be high. If you don’t want to do that, you can’t have the cost savings of doing away with the whole apparatus of determining who should get how much in social security.
We've had no issues getting same Whole Foods deliveries via Amazon in Menlo Park. We just had to refresh a few times over the course of 15 minutes or so and always got a slot.
all the time!
Google should index them all on a separate page. For science of course.

More than once I've done a search for something pedestrian (no intent for piracy/etc) only to notice the "some results removed" link. Out of curiosity I've clicked it, just to see what crazy things have been removed, and been quite amused/interested in the results.
> It seems like a lot of effort to monitor screens, it makes me think there has to be a compelling reason, and not just browsing around looking for "problems".

depends. it can often be chalked up to management having too much time on their hands, or busy work delegated to use up part of the day.

I worked for an ecommerce site that keylogged everyone's computer and was tasked with going through the recorded input for someone that quit on bad terms to find out "if she'd done anything". it was a colossal waste of time, and we only learned that she was into furry websites
Changes in Earth's magnetosphere have huge impacts on your minds, so yes.
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This has long been an issue I've had when trying to use online shopping/curbside pickup for grocery stores, and this comes even before the COVID-19 pandemic arrived and pushed more of us fortunate to live in cities where online grocery buying is a thing to....well start buying groceries online.

Found myself just as baffled/apoplectic as you are: why would this be on your online storefront if you don't have the inventory for me to actually buy?

Even Amazon Prime delivery via Whole Foods has this problem, to bring it back around to the thread topic.

Interestingly it's something that small e-commerce stores are much better about, it would seem (though I don't really have any data backing that up)
I often have these days when my mind is pre-occupied. I'm used to having around 40 minutes a day dedicated to my commute, where I relax and turn my conscious mind off (luckily I don't have traffic)

I've had to start doing other things to get that mediative time back- be it exercise, playing with dogs, gardening, whatever else.
You and the other commenter are correct. Just meant that temp ~120F as a reference. Have lived in a calcite water area, no fun.
Boston ER doc saying they've started to see people back at hospital even sicker
For tinnitus specifically, you could make simulator to play audio of what your tinnitus sounds like. The you adjust the volume/decibels until it matches the level you are experiencing in your head. Now you can track actual measurements to see the relative loudness of your tinnitus over time. Just a thought.
The main business model of these two firms is quickly becoming selling location data to hedge funds. This needs to be illegal.
I love foursquare so much. I still use it all the time and in every country I visit. The community is unique and always delivers solid recommendations. There's much less noise when compared with yelp, tripadvisor, and google.
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All redundancy can also be described as “waste,” right up until things fail. The shameful part is that we’ve allowed our entire economic system to operate on razor thin margins and just in time delivery etc, not recognizing how this makes things fragile.

If our supply of cosmetics or children’s toys works this way, fine. But our food, medical, and military supplies most certainly should not, and there’s a decent gray area up for debate between those extremes.

What’s tragic is the way this thing has just caught America napping and how ineffective our response has been.
Edit: I thought you said "determine" rather than "know", answered accordingly below. Of course they don't "know", that's not a helpful question.

The same way everyone does when trying to solve this problem systemically (vs individually), by making imperfect decisions and leaning on categories.

My UVC lamp was delayed. I think that's more important than someone else's "third month" bunker food, but what are you going to do.
This is great, but needs 31 more ways to say no to recruiters :)
This kind of concern crops up in UBI discussions all the time, but I think it gets things backwards.

Instead of asking if some significant number of jobs will go unfilled because people are paid a poverty line level of income by the government, we should be asking:

"Why aren't we paying people who work 40hrs/wk a living wage?"

The decision not to work and live off of UBI is only attractive to people who are currently working many hours and earning about the same as what UBI is offering -- and that should give us pause.
> Get people using it. Period.

Or find people that code with you, like a hackathon.

I recently wrote an application https://wintermute.app that tries to connect coders.

@corecoder Maybe you can find a project you want to participate in? Or at least you find some first users / supporters for one of your ideas.
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I was just thinking about Foursquare when I crossed a foot bridge I (and others) used to check in at all the time.

I remember liking it and then they turned into something(s) else and I'm pretty sure I remember not really understanding what they were supposed to be and I sort of gave up / couldn't figure out why it got so much media talking head attention after that and then ... I don't think I heard anything about it again.

The whole process of "Do a neat thing that isn't really profitable (or at least not a unicorn profitable), then pivot into something else / away from users." thing happens time and again.

Honestly I think I try / don't install as many apps anymore because of such things.
Thanks for your response.

We do have a fair amount of such emergency supplies, primarily in the form of protein bars, but a lot of other things as well. We would rather leave those be until (and if) there's an actual legit emergency for us to face.

I think the Whole Foods via Amazon is still working, it's just extremely over-used in the bay area, so the orders we actually manage to get through are very small.
Author here, hope you enjoy! Feel free to ask anything too or suggest revisions.

Disclaimer up front, as I say in the text these are not the only lessons I have learned, just the most directly linked to experiences I can use as examples. And, these are of course applicable to most creative work, not just grad school.

PS there was a pretty lengthy discussion on the /r/ML subreddit already, which you might find interesting (https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/fsi7iv/d_l...)
This is hard. Either your problem can already be solved with an existing tool or you are not interested in solving that problem (hence it is not that problem:)).
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it is a pizza stone, but metal. I have one and it is super heavy, which makes it inconvenient to use, but it does improve the crust quality of oven-baked pizzas.
"Is there any danger for them?"

Fox news dumped Laura Ingraham and Trish Regan. Both were at the forefront of claiming it was all a hoax. Dr. Drew has gone on a reputation rehabilitation tour apologizing for his prior claims.

But those dismissals are a canary in a coal mine. They demonstrate that even Fox News has limits.

It is outrageous that anyone -- outside of scam prosperity preachers -- advertise on Fox News.
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This is one of the reasons I don't buy things from Home Depot if I can help it. I've gone to multiple stores thinking something was in stock to only find they were all out of stock. On top of that, the staff there are almost helpless when it comes to finding things that aren't on the shelf itself. If it's up top, be prepared to waste an hour trying to get someone to fetch the item. (If it's there!)

Their poor system can work in your favor though. Went to go pick up my order after it being cancelled at multiple places. Turns out, at this one, they only had 2 of the 4 items at pickup. I tell them it says there are more in stock, they confirm. We go hunting for the remaining 2. Takes 30 minutes for them to fetch the remaining two from the top with my help (without my help, they would have never found it!). We go back to the register, they punch in that they're giving me 2 more. I go home with all 4 of my items. I was never charged for the full order. Only the initial 2.
The condition is known as "brain fog". For example: https://www.healthline.com/health/brain-fog#causes

I've also seen common cold listed as a potential cause, which definitely jibes with my experience.
Ask HN: Web Design to Webdev Handoff
tl;dr How does the web designer to web developer handoff work? How did we get here? What are best practices?

I'm mainly a systems/backend developer but recently I've become more interested in web design. Today, I decided start learning a UI design tool and picked Figma. An amazing app. I had no trouble creating an initial design, and then I went to export ... PNG/SVG/PDF? No HTML, CSS?! It has CSS for elements, but not for many parts of the design (e.g. layout constraints). How is this supposed to work? Web developers just recreate the design in code largely from scratch? Is this the state of the art for the web designer to web developer handoff? If I'm working on a small-scale project (e.g. just me) is there any reason I shouldn't just use HTML/CSS/JS directly?
Even better, you can reserve items to pickup at Home Depot online which are not actually in stock. Website quantities are not tied to point of sale, and are instead manually enteted by staff when they have the opportunity/bandwidth.

(Or at least that was the explanation given by Home Depot's customer support.)
"there's no clear indication of what value this adds to the user"

The user is no longer the people checking-in. The user are the firms capable of writing large checks to buy insight into market trends before anyone else sees them.
Exactly my thought. Why should the founder be forced to give 50% of equity to someone for doing something he can do himself alone.
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> We're long past the days where anyone's work email address is their only (or even primary) email address.

You'd be surprised. For those of us here on HN, your statement has been true for decades (for some of us).

But for the average 'worker', there are still way too many who's only computer is the 'work laptop' and who's only email address is 'the work email address'. This tends to be the tech-unsavy and/or tech-fearful crowd that falls into this bucket (who also don't browse HN, so we never interact with them here), but they are still present, and there are far more in this bucket than most tech-savy folks realize.
If that news is true, they may probably put this plan on hold for a few years until the financial damage from the stay at home thing is over. Or perhaps I misunderstand where that heap of money will come from at the height of the financial crisis.
It IS a dark pattern when they don't show you that cost until the final step after you have invested time getting there. You misunderstand, I'm not arguing that it costs money to ship things, I understand that to be true, I'm saying it's a shitty dark pattern when you aren't clear about that cost up front in the funnel. People can be honest, there is nothing stopping them from doing that.
You don't specify why Instacart "became less usable", though if your experience is like mine I'd guess it's a combination of delivery windows being a full week out and the results being somewhat unreliable between replacements/out of stock. What's been working for my household is to make the Instacart order knowing it won't be delivered for at least a week, and use that time to fill out the order as needed. We're not to this point yet but I've also thought about doing a rolling window (i.e., make one order with a delivery window of next Saturday, then start another one in two days with a delivery for next Monday, etc) so there's always something coming in.

Another suggestion, which I have not tested yet personally, would be to look up small grocers in your area. If you're willing to drive to pick up your shopping, a small grocer may be willing to prepick your order and have it ready for you in the parking lot without an intermediary.

A third option would be to check for local milkman deliveries, since many of them deliver more than just milk. A quick search for the Bay Area brings up "Bay Area Milkman" and "Milkman SF". Again, haven't tried them so can't vouch for them, but I'm keeping similar options in my own back pocket if/when we need them.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/ presumably. I've ordered some things from there, and generally had a good experience, with a few notes:

- For large purchases at least, they are very scrupulous about sending tax documents to your home state to make sure the sales tax gets paid. This is probably a social good overall, but unusual for internet retailers and may take some folks by surprise.

- They follow a Jewish holiday schedule, including the Sabbath, and do not take orders on the Sabbath (in New York's time zone, at least). Again, not a negative, but unusual for modern businesses, especially online ones.
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I think you and others are making a lot of assumptions here - outside a hospital setting with trained staff and fitted masks to keep out virus-saturated air other vectors may be far more important.

There are reasons health experts around the world have not bothered to recommend general wearing of masks before other measures. Most people don't have the discipline to wear masks properly, not touch them, sterilise them, clean masks and all their clothes when they get in etc.
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Consider CO or CO2 being elevated indoors, which is a real thing. Consider working next to an open window if the climate allows it.

But it's also often totally random to me, if something is uncomfortable (say my back hurts randomly that day from sleeping funny) it's distracting and makes it harder to focus.
There is not much discussion on this because EU law is very clear on EU citizens' rights and this is something taken very seriously.
Why are you picking on Fox News? CNN, MSNBC, and others were chastising Trump over the China travel ban. They were saying he was creating hysteria over nothing. They were dismissing the virus at that point.
Author here! The entire piece contains the logic that supports the conclusion at the end. You're right that the recession will hurt them, but on balance, I think in the long run the premium short-form video format will be here to stay.
Yes.

As others have mentioned, taking a step back and trying to have in mind the end goal help me get on track. I also try to break the task in smaller steps, either mentally or on a notepad, where I outline the steps I have in mind.

I noticed that it usually happens to me when I'm overwhelmed with the task.
This is going to be a social experiment on an unprecedented scale. And it will be impossible to roll back, after we learn all the unintended consequences.
> You are the weakest link.

>> OP: They never ask for anyone's opinion or advice. They seem to be intent on dictating everything. When they run a meeting, they do not let anyone discuss the topic. The meetings are highly controlled.

This exec sounds like the weakest link. I have seen execs straight up make up revenue projections to match their agenda/plans... and it always ends badly.
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As commented to someone else's reply, you don't understand what I mean by a dark pattern. There is a difference in having a shipping cost, vs hiding the shipping cost in the funnel. They hide it in the funnel, that IS a dark pattern. There is nothing wrong with charging for shipping, but don't be shady about how you present that cost.
The nation data is from Hopkins, the state data is directly from the official state websites (they all have some form of Covid dashboard / update page now).

From the absolute figures I did the final calculation to get the 100k rates based on the latest population figures I could find for each location.
I have been very impressed with ordering online at Target. Many items that my local grocery store did not have were able to be shipped to me in 2 days. I hope maybe this can help with your situation, at least as far as non-perishable food is concerned.

(They do have warnings on every product now about potentially being out of stock, but so far, they've been able to fulfill every order I've made.)