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> window management and taskbar UI is the best of any OS I've ever seen

I /really/ missed in Linux where MMB-drag and RMB-drag to move resize windows without grabbing small UI dressing. The taskbar fills too quickly (you can't read the window text) and when it groups by Application it's not really any different than macOS' dock. I didn't find the stickiness or snapping that helpful.

I tried to embrace the window management and taskbar UI, but I greatly prefer both macOS and the many Linux options. I later tried add-ons to get Windows to add features I missed and unsurprisingly found those clunky as well.
Is that a 721 token in there? :blush:
Lovely background on what looks like the same machines working life here (PDF link)

http://vtda.org/docs/computing/SEL/SEL810ARonPrice.pdf
That's quite a silly argument, since millions of people buy motorcycles.

The key difference is that motorcycles are cool and fun to drive. Unless this thing accelerates like a Tesla, nobody will want it.
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With meatspace money. In my case, savings. But I could also have income.

The point is that my online anonymous coward personas and my meatspace identity are as isolated as I can manage.
aha i get your point exactly. Yes, i'll see if i can't address those for future vids. Unfortunately youtube doesn't let you update vids so i'll have to include those points in the next vid on magnetism. thank you!
I personally just find recipes, make it as written from the website, and then (if I actually like it), I'll convert it to be sane for actually following and output into Apple Notes.

What I mean by that is most recipes call for using wwwaaayyy more intermediary bowls/plates than actually required (e.g. if spices, chopped veggies, and minced garlic are going into the pot at the same time, there's no point in using three bowls) or list ingredients out of order of how you'd actually use them.
Pillion experience has more to do with not panicking and not upsetting the balance especially when cornering.
I've adopted the doc of docs method and it has made my life incredibly easy! I was in a position where I'm a bottleneck of information because no one else in the company new about the product other than me. I wrote a ton of documentation for employees and users but I still was spending upwards of 20 hours every week just answering questions. I built the doc of docs in 2 hours and that has helped significantly. Combine this with always replying with a link instead of a dedicated explanation has been extremely fruitful!
Ask HN: Do you have a subject you hated in school but love today?
Call it suspicious or whatever you want, but they are licensed in the US. My experience with their platform is that cater to much more passive investors than the typical crypto exchange. For example, people who want to hodl but sell some OTM calls to generate income from their holdings.
Why do you think so? Their business model? Google are vicious competitors for sure but they open source a ton of cutting edge stuff like jax & tensorflow. I would say they've did a great job at advancing the state of science & technology in the world.
Chicken and waffles is probably my favorite thing to introduce to someone. They can’t believe it’s a thing before they try it, and after they wonder where it’s been all their life.
Same idea but momentum is angular in our model. Like the gearbox of a car.
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Now if we could get this for Monodraw I would pay money for that

https://monodraw.helftone.com
The reason all of these websites are so terrible with the long winded intro-stories is precisely because they do better with SEO.
He wasn't worried about covid.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_pay_on_the_w...

Here's a demo:

https://applepaydemo.apple.com/

Scroll to "Try it: ApplePayPaymentRequest"

Select the Detailed Request radio button.
Why will market forces keep prices high? Generally, over time, the opposite occurs.

Many new technologies may start out expensive, but I don't see why we should eschew the entire field just because some people will be able to purchase something before others. Someone has to be first to try things out!

I guess I would ask what you'd prefer as an alternative?
Which is why equally aggressive debug checks are important
I don't know if I like the idea of literally selling my lifeblood to go to college
Hard Knox is pretty great
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Who cares? As long as nominal GDP holds steady, the stock market can do what it wants.

See eg Black Monday in 1987 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Monday_(1987)

The stock market tanked 22.6% in one day. Of course, some traders and speculators got themselves into trouble, but the economy was fine and happily continued its expansion.
My level of confidence can be described as (confidence != 0) lol. Really the only thing that will make it continue is if the scarcity continues to increase and it continues to be used to trade for things then it should continue to rise but I don't think zeroing out is possible.
the chinese like open source because it lets them get set up easily, but once they have their stuff set up they don't actually give a shit about contributing back because they're too retarded to see anything beyond economic domination so they violate the GPL all the time because they're chinese and chinese rip off everything america creates
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Kinda off-topic, but I noticed that it seems the owners of the sites can ask Archive.org to remove existing archives. I've lost a few I "created" myself this way.

Not say it's not reasonable, but how do we work around this? Any alternative services that are more "resilient" in this regard?
If you'd like to write poetry or fanfiction, I provide GPT-2-1.5b models for both on https://www.gwern.net/GPT-2 - I don't provide a slick interface for writing (although Astralite has an upcoming web interface which is very snazzy), but they could be plugged into any such interface.
Reversing age: dual species measurement of epigenetic age with a single clock
If we double it every month, since right now we're testing ~275,000 a day, we'd hit Harvard's estimate of the minimum necessary tests of 500,000 a day in less than a month. The thing that continues to be frustrating about this debate is that we have reasonably clear, achievable guidelines for getting numbers under control and, at least at a national level, we're just not doing them, because the federal response has been a bungled mess.
In addition to what smileysteve said, the more important reason is: people like their politicians to Do Things.
What a coincidence as I'm reading up on deterministic password generators:

- DPG: https://plevyak.com/dpg.html

- MasterPassword: https://masterpassword.app/

- LessPass: https://lesspass.com/

I like the idea of such mechanism for my passwords, but I feel like having to enter a masterpassword so often actually poses as a vunerability. The password managers I currently use, normally enables me to use fingerprint or leaves some minutes before timing out so that I don't need to enter my master password as often.

One idea I'm having is to combine the deterministic and stateless aspect of a simple js generator, with a simple db that user can maintain with a online spreadsheet:

1.this db would store states for the calculator that user would need to manually re-enter, and it's URL would be only known to user (say a Google sheets, json URL)

2. This URL would be stored for limited time on browser cache improving UX for short period of time.

3. The db itself won't store secrets, just "metadata"
Ah, I still remember this question from a high school physics exam around 1980. I think I remember it because I also remember not even attempting to answer it.

The exam was three questions, answer one. I only vaguely remember the one I did work on, but I remember this question well because I remember thinking "holy cow there isn't enough info in this problem to answer it", and also that apparently I was wrong!
Word choice is important to communicate your thoughts: "terrorism is the use of intentional violence for political or religious purposes"
A single occupancy car will be more commercially lucrative once we have full self-driving technology. If you hail a self-driving cab for yourself, the fleet will send a single-occupancy car. If you’re with a few others, it’ll send a sedan. Etc...all under a tiered subscription model. Not sending a sedan every time saves on hardware, electricity, and maintenance costs. Some of the savings would in turn be passed onto the consumer. The single occupancy car will also be more safe at that point, because it’ll only drive on lanes dedicated to self-driving vehicles.
Didn't know what 'working for the man' meant and had to look it up. :P urban dictionary to the rescue ! What you say does make sense in general, but I was curious about what are the ways in which one could change(reduce) the reset clock interval. Plenty of general advice about meditation, exercise, task management etc i think will help but with following that do people start most days like fresh as Mondays or at least close to? Lot of traditional self-help advice is along the lines saying start every day as new without carrying baggage from earlier day, but it is hard and hasn't worked well for me. I probably sort of "procrastinate" and subconsciously look towards start of the week for that.
I moved to a small town and I bought a lot of land because I am trying to become a YouTube and own a lot of machines and post lots of projects.

I can't get the land in city at affordable price.
Guess what? Someone, somewhere, is holding every dollar in existence. Someone has to hold it. They don’t just vanish after being used in a transaction. Saying “don’t hold money” tells me everything I need to know about your understanding of economics.
Is the Cult of Musk not a religion?
You can use Forth and switch between low and high level on demand.
CollapseOS is being rewritten in Forth.
There are devices where both BOM and size constraints matter. Do you want to run Linux on every smart power socket, smart light switch, smart light bulb in your house? A light bulb in particular has tight volumetric and thermal budgets.

This is where stuff like ESP8266, and the controller from the post, makes sense.
People get a chance to learn. But they have to do something with that chance.
A government could force you to pay taxes and debts in Bitcoin.
>if I read stories about people being successfully tricked into doing this I may despair about our species entirely

You can't think in terms of "does happen" and "doesn't happen," you have to think in terms of "90% chance," "10% chance," "1% chance..." and so on. So many times I have seen people reject good measures by giving an argument to the effect of "Your system has a 1% chance of failure, which in my brain is stored as 'can fail,' so it's not an improvement over the old system that fails 30% of the time, which is also stored in my brain as 'can fail.'"
Just to clarify something that seems to be a point of confusion in the current reporting environment, since you mentioned Tyson and meatpacking in there...:

Meat packing plants are essential businesses. They should be operating. State and local lockdown ordnances are not preventing them from doing so.

The issue about meat packing plants being closed is not that they are being forced to shut by overzealous Democratic governors. They are being shut by their owners, insurers, and occasionally government actors, when - while trying to operate as an essential business - an outbreak of Covid starts to affect their workforce and makes continuing to operate too much of a public health and private liability risk.

Everybody wants meatpacking plants to be open if it's possible to do so. The workers, the owners, the government, and people who like eating meat. But if it can't be done without exposing large numbers of meatpacking and meat supply chain workers to the risk of Sars-Cov-2 infection, then in spite of how essential they are particular plants are going to have to close.

Now it is possible that Tesla will be able to open up and operate and not become a Covid hotspot. But there's definitely a risk that they will, just like the meatpacking plants did. And is that risk worth taking for luxury cars, rather than food?
I guess my curiosity is why Elon Musk feels like he is entitled to defy the law when any of the other businesses mentioned here wouldn’t dare. Jailtime for him, or why should anyone obey?
I can well imagine that an audit that concreted the discrepancy would be, from Tether's perspective, the very essence of "not fit for public consumption"!
we have self-driving cars already, they're called trains
Maybe my sense of scale is warped but I’m amazed at how little BW the archive uses. Since this data appears to be averaged over a 1 minute window, I wonder what their p99 usage is. The article says they bought a 2nd router. Were they only using a single router before (no redundancy or protected BW)? I realize the Archive probably has a small budget but one can buy a 3.2T switch relatively cheaply these days.
Outside = outside their homes.

People are together inside stores, restaurants, hospitals, and other buildings. Delivery services are driving hundreds of miles through many neighborhoods while handling food and packages which are taken inside and opened. Public transportation has full planes, trains, buses and even Ubers. People are breathing the same air and touching the same things like doors, benches, gates, chairs, signs, and many other surfaces. Many wear a flimsy mask, several wear it incorrectly, and almost nobody has gloves. Every day that goes by, people get more lazy, tired and complacent.

My UPS driver last week wore shorts, short-sleeve polo, no gloves, no mask, and directly handed me a package and the tablet to sign. The idea that a highly contagious disease is somehow still contained in such a populous area defies any rational explanation.
Yes. And want to add that links are not links anymore.. They look like links but cannot be copied..
Please explain your understanding.

My understanding is to assume the premise you are trying to prove in the act of proving it.

The one being accused of begging the question said construction is a necessary activity because society says it is necessary. But that doesn't mean it is necessary, which is what the law would seem to require.
Somehow I habe a feeling that the whole experiment is self referential...
What was so stupid about the action? Do you know what, say, Iran or China knows about American satellites?
This remind me movie: Up in the air where George Cloney and the company he works for want to lay of people using Cisco Webex.
I see. Yes, the comment didn't appear and I thought this was a reply to the main article.
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I would say this is a little too cynical. Banks in Australia I would say are quite sensitive to fraud now given the recent royal commission.

More likely is just that they don't care or understand the value of it, and most consumers don't care or understand the value of it.
This has got nothing to do with nothing but I find it funny that they named Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania, and then they stopped caring about naming states and just said that's West Australia, that's South Australia and that's North Australia.
Not gonna dignify your ad-homs..but aren't u the troll here? Last meal for you: the model is perfectly compatible with all of maxwell's equations and basic QED. This is an illustration not a new theory.

Yes, ionization is interpreted as thinned, extended outer surface of the atom (e-shell). No physical reason it cannot fill a room if depressurized sufficiently.

Otherwise, show me a single electron. And then use it explain the concept of charge, not quantitatively but mechanistically. What other than magic holds it in it's path?

Until then, ionization is delocalized surface of the atom because that's the only way to rationalize the idea with physical objects (aka the atom), which physics ought start with. It IS the study of objects that exist. If you consider ionization this way, it clears up the rest of your concerns & I will happily walk you through the details. If you're not willing to take that interpretation we have nothing more to discuss, eh?
Thank you very much for your empathy for transgender individuals. The other field that causes a lot of pain for us is prior names and aliases. It's usually found in government systems and credit reports.
Depends on whether you want the non shared experience or not. Shared rides in a dense area are probably more efficient.

Our new post-pandemic reality might make shared rides less desirable. Or more desirable as a marginally safer alternative to public transit.
No surprise. Diebold voting machines directly undermine democracy with how insecure they are, who would have guessed their internal systems could be pwnd
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I think this is a fantastic analogy, except instead of 5'7 and 6'3 it's 5'7 and 50,000' tall. You bet society would start to have some pretty interesting laws if there were a bunch of people running around that were ten thousand times the size of the median person. It would be agreed that people of this size, while capable of incredible things, present a significant problem for the general population and they consume A LOT of resources. Certainly the population would prefer if they were only 1000 feet tall, after all, it's impossible to maintain perspective if your head is in the clouds, far from the median person.
It all hinges on the reason and due process of course.

I read an amusing analogy, we have what we call the "Schrodinger's disease".

The government tries to protect me from the disease and suspects me of spreading the disease - all at the same time.

Even though I don't want that protection and I am not sick. Doesnt' matter, I have to oblige.
I also wondered this, what did the pipeline company do if/when there was a loss of power?
>Alternative index value thresholds for positivity resulted in 100% sensitivity and 100% specificity in this cohort.

This would be true of a coin flip, wouldn't it? "Head means positive, tails means not negative" would be 100% sensitivity and "Tails means negative, heads means you're not positive" would be 100% specificity. So those would be the "alternative index value thresholds."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitivity_and_specificity
Either you have balls to do it 1:1 on zoom or don't do it 1:3000.
Oh, I had hoped it would be about colorForth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ColorForth
"See also" (from the legal blue book) seems like a natural indicator. As applied here it could be as simple as:

<<

See also:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23145592

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23130674

...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23126517

>>

The links already indicate that the pointers are to previous Hacker News threads, so no need to specify that part. If you want to use you "from the archives" language it could be something like "see also from the archives"
50% seems... high. I don't think the majority of people are looking to become pioneers. Are the people who already work from home "live on some land"?
There's no such thing as "unethical." Everybody has values and reasons why they do stuff. Other than that I don't understand your first two sentences.

You're right that Elon being a jackass doesn't mean he has to close his factory, but at the same time it can be the reason why he wants to contravene public orders and policy to reopen it.
This brought back an old memory. My first exposure to a lunar lander game looked very similar to the game he plays in the video. It was at the Pacific Science Center in Seattle. This was in the early 80s, so it was probably running on a microcomputer, not a behemoth like this. I only vaguely understood what was happening, and I couldn't land successfully. But I loved it, nonetheless.
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You don't get a gourmet meal by starting with garbage and reprocessing it and adding garnishings.

Most notably

"But there’s continued concern about the methodology. Volunteers for the test were recruited from Facebook — so its sampling was neither random nor representative of the community as a whole."

For an expert review of all the problems please see

https://medium.com/@balajis/peer-review-of-covid-19-antibody...

In the midst of a crisis the poor quality work of the scientists suggests that they either don't take the matter sufficiently seriously or don't possess the necessary skills to deserve our trust. It's a dangerous time to take bad advice especially at a time people are so desperate for good news.
Its not lost, Its now microcontroller/arduino programming. Its a lot of fun to write code for something so direct to the hardware. There is no OS, no security, no multi tasking. You just write a bit to a certain memory address linked to a pin and motor go brrr.
I don’t think she had a big supply of ham and veal. She used the profit to feed the family. Is that not obvious?
Let's start with, "respecting public policy."
The docs page doesn't show any list of features and doesn't seem to show any visual examples. It doesn't entice me in any way to try out the editor.

Why would I want to use Xi editor? I'm unclear.
I would first find out source of your latency problem. Unless you can diagnose the problem first, you can't fix it.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20264848 stage0 is a bootstrapping project aimed to make the link from machine code to high level languages more understandable.
The choices India has are

Either don't take the steps follow what happened in US, Italy, UK, china and other countries. India does not have the medical infrastructure these developed countries have and has a billion plus population. The death rate will dwarf anything in the world and would overwhelmed the medical facility of the country.

Take steps and it "might" infringe on the privacy of citizen.

I know BBC, NYT and other western news organisation were disheartened to see so less Covid-19 related deaths in India compared to their own countries but I would rather have less death. My present employer (not the ones mentioned in the article)and I am glad as WFH will stop .

But I do agree the 1984-ish situation is built on fear and i truly hope government open-sources the code and takes steps to protect privacy. We are in unprecedented times.
This is not at all close. NY has defined metrics with specific numbers (14-day rolling average, share of total beds above X%, etc etc) while WA has an opaque, made-up, zero transparency bunch of photoshopped dials set to whatever arbitrary position the state government decides is right.
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That's like asking, "could Enron have been an honest energy company..." sure, with a different board, different executives, different strategy, different technology, different IP, different market sector, and if they sold ice cream cones for fair prices at the local pool.
You realize that even if the lockdown ended tomorrow, that doesn't change the fact that the economic effects are still going to exist from other countries suffering from Coronavirus related issues, yes?

The rallying cry around ending the lockdown is complete and utter bullshit considering other countries that have tried reopening (including South Korea and parts of Japan) were slammed by a second wave of infections.

Opening up won't stop the at-risk population from being afraid to work, nor will it stop people from getting sick and being unable to work.
some poor HR person? it's their job...
My comment was just a response to the theory in the parent comment.