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>However in this case, the Windows 10 "PIN" can actually be a longer password.

So why is it better to have a longer PIN instead of a longer password ?

If a PIN is just another password with the same length/complexity requirements as a regular password, why should i bother ?
We are not talking about ancient 'societies' but rather ancient hunter gather people. Civilisation is only around 12,000 years old, modern humans have been around for 200,000 years and hominids for millions of years. Different time scale.

Think obesity, heart disease and diabetes. These don't exist in hunter gatherer people alive today and there is no record that humans ever had these problems before agriculture and civilization. We are better at treating health problems when they do arrise but we also have health problems that are caused by our lifestyle.

Why do people get dental work? Because good teeth are a sign of good health. We have far more problems with our teeth than hunter gatherer people but you don't see it because it is masked by dentistry. We have problems with blood pressure but it's masked with statins. We have problems with blood sugar but it's masked by insulin injections. We have problems with fatigue but its masked by coffee and sugar. We have problems with our joints and well... we haven't figured out what to do about that one yet. The list goes on.
Or just don’t do multi page forms because those are very unpleasant.
It actually wasn’t a deliberate inclusion—I didn’t give it any thought, largely because it makes no difference and isn’t relevant to the topic of the article. Hopefully readers feel empowered enough to delete their own forward-slashes.
> But if it's a game? Some are designed for a niche audience, but most really aren't.

Even if it isn't designed for a niche, you can still start by marketing to one. Or to a demographic, and advertise to media that targets that demographic.
It depends on what you are looking for. Your thinking works at least in a different way. You remember things by finding things that connect to the thing your looking for...

One could say their "Link map" enables such a thing but its not quite the same thing.

Personally I do really like the Zettelkasten Method which leans more towards a representation of thought in a written form. Ever wondered how the Zettelkasten "guy" Nikolas Luhman could be so productive(> 50 books) it was because of his Zettelkasten(Method).

http://www.dansheffler.com/blog/2015-05-05-the-zettelkasten-...

So every time I find a new tool, at least for me I evaluate it through that lens: how much does it really help me to represent my thought process. And hiearchical notes are not enough for that, at least for me...
Python has more libraries to write automation tasks than Go. It really depends on you situation, if I have a lot of time I'll do it in Go because everybody does it in Python :P
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I never get in before 10:30 because I refuse to use the tube before ~9:30. If it gets crowded while I'm on it I get off and wait. I have to extend my day accordingly. The transport and offices spaces are the productivity killers imo - demotivating and disruptive.
This depends on so many factors: home environment, office environment, commuting, personal preferences...

My personal preference is to work from home, even though I have a really nice office environment. It's quieter, and I don't have to commute, but that's just me. I have colleagues who can't wait to get back into the office.

What I hope is that managers get more flexible, now that they've seen that remote working is a realistic option.
I really like the fact that the cleaning staff is earning $150/hour and that cleaning the porta potty isn't even done by the staff, its an additional equipment expense!
Amazing... :)
There are already more than few.

Personally I am a big fan of https://github.com/hayd/deno-udd
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The enterprise hardware RAID controllers have battery backed memory that is heavily utilized during a rebuild. Operations that would take days without it are reduced to hours. I'm not sure what a typical NAS does though.
Ha they even have zettekasten material in their demo Video. Although the tool nothing looks not much helping with it nor mentioning it in the text...
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That's interesting - I live right next to a K-Market and I'm not in a risk demographic so not had the need, but when I moved from the UK to Finland some 10 years ago one thing I missed was that the UK supermarkets at the time had excellent online delivery systems (they're buckling under the strain of the current crisis due to surge in demand, but back then they worked well enough). Finland didn't seem to have anything equivalent until recently, which I thought was more due to geography, population density and other factors that just didn't make it economical for the K and S chains.
Sorry but why exactly should NIST be trusted?

https://projectbullrun.org/dual-ec/vulnerability.html

It seems from many sources that NIST were pushing a backdoored RNG source for a while.

The main source for the ssh-keys arch wiki even says not to trust NIST.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/SSH_keys
https://stribika.github.io/2015/01/04/secure-secure-shell.ht...
Awful decision. Britain will succumb to the same problems that Australia did by allowing the Chinese to immigrant in mass following Tienamen.

With it comes a sympathetic view to mainland China and growing Chinese influence through its diaspora. All legal through subverting Democracy through bribes and coercion of family ties. Truly an awful regime we have allowed to flourish.
I don't see how this succeeds. If you read the WD Red product brief, it says "without being tested for compatibility with your NAS system, optimum performance is not guaranteed." Then, the compatibility list I can find shows the Red's have limited options. FreeBSD and Debian weren't compatible, and I gave up after that.

Unless you can show that your hard drive is causing problems on something they claim compatibility with, it doesn't seem like they'd be liable. One of those times where they're clearly in the wrong, but not legally at fault.
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Web developers have been trying to move away from URLs that describe their content for 20 years?

Well that certainly explains the state of the 'modern' web
That sounds more like marketing hype than anything else. Intel chips also support virtualization that is far more widely used (basically all the cloud providers - AWS, Google, Azure, etc.). As for lower infrastructure costs, I have trouble believing that. If you look up the specs on Power chips you'll find that they're aptly named, they're power hungry beasts.
> Specifically, OpenSSL is now compatible with anything licensed "GPLv3", "GPLv3 or later", or "GPLv2 or later". It's not compatible with "GPLv2 only", but that's a relatively small amount of software.

Does this mean I cannot use openssl in my gpl-2.0-only program? How does that work? Doesn't gpl-2.0-later imply that I can also take the code and use it in gpl-2.0-only?

Is there some tldr on this topic somewhere? I'm not good with these legal things to ELI5 would be nice :/
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Yes that's very unpleasant. I guess that's why they recommend starting slow. But it also gives some insight, as I (feel) I'm more able to control my thoughts the next time it happens. But yes, do not take psychedelics lightly.
Importmaps are available in deno behind an unstable flag. A few npm clones are using them.
Nice! Which GraphQL servers are supported (we use Hasura)?
Just a thought: Maybe start a chat channel and invite some people?
I don't think they proved the correctness, just read it very thoroughly and were convinced by Perelman's reasoning.
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if you just care about having the most perfectly maintained, bug-free system then yes, poor backwards compatibility is a good thing, but if you are talking about market share and general acceptance of a system (which he is addressing in the video) then backwards compatibility is a pretty significant selling point for much of the general population.
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While I find this case, and other similar crimes committed by the US police, appalling... It's not a new phenomenon, does not gratify my intellectual curiosity, and I've already heard about this in the TV news.

The HN guidelines are good, and they have been followed here.

If you have something more to say about this, perhaps write a blog post and share that here.
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Guys, looking through the comments, I am afraid you are being way too serious. Bryan Lunduke has been giving Linux Sucks talks at LinuxFest NorthWest for many years; they are intended as humorous and good fun.
Unix haters handbook is fun stuff. If you're into unix, it deserves a read.
Its not particularly useful to just parrot the information without also including their justification; not all of us take YC mantras as the gospel.

Did they give you a reasoning for this guidance?
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Well it's not primarily build to be a Zettelkasten. But you can use it like a Zettelkasten if you really want to, like with most writing tools. We have a few users which do that already. I wrote about it here: https://emvi.com/blog/luhmanns-zettelkasten-a-productivity-t...
Can you give an example?

Because if you're talking about ads, many people (even in this post) are saying that they just don't work for small projects.
Why is this on HN? It's not remotely tech/culture. I don't want to be a jerk but please keep this stuff on reddit where it belongs.
Yes, please start charging. Aside from the effect it has on perceived trustworthiness, longevity, etc., giving away your work for free undermines others' ability to make a living selling theirs.
Are you satirizing? Because you make exactly the two invalid arguments I mentioned.
This is not very practical answer.

France got waste reprocessing to the extent where decades of electricity provided to Paris only leave several glass slabs of waste behind [1].

France has solution to the problem [2], where the rest of the world choses to ignore it while championing solutions that are not really helping.

So, France got the answer.

[1] https://www.heritage.org/environment/commentary/recycling-nu...

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Black CNN reporter. The white CNN reporter wasn't arrested.
Worth noting that any modern fruit you'll find in a shop has been bred for generations to contain far far far more sugar than they would have had prior to industrialisation.
Why do people of the U.K. continue to think that their opinion matters anymore, in regards to Hong Kong?

All British government administration of Hong Kong, terminated at the moment of the handover in 1997.

The Chinese honorably held up their end of the agreement, of their lease of Hong Kong to the British. They could have invaded at any time, but they didn’t. And the agreement was actually made by the Qing Dynasty, so the new China government at the time, could have rendered that agreement, null and void. But they didn’t.

And let’s be honest here, when the British signed the 99-year lease, they never really expected to leave Hong Kong. They were just toying with the Chinese, by signing the lease with the Qing government. Little did they know at the time, that their exploitative empire would crumble in less than 50 years.

If the people of the U.K. truly do support the people of Hong Kong, like you say, then they should take another referendum vote, on whether they want the Hong Kong people to move to Britain, and become British citizens. This is how you can support them.
I think that's wrong. An SJW's life revolves around politics and they have extreme opinions. An NPC doesn't really care about politics. Their involvement is restricted to repeating slogans they heard someone else say. Like game NPC's they all say the same thing, and if you probe further there is no depth. Of course if you change the subject to something non-political that all changes.

Many years ago, before the word NPC had even been invented and when the political battle lines were drawn differently I passed by a small demonstration. I walked up to them and asked what they were demonstrating about and got a short reply. I asked a natural follow up question and got the response that I "should talk with that guy over there, he's the one in the know".
Looting is illegal. It happening when there's a violent "protest" going on doesn't make it any less illegal.

One of the government's core tasks is to enforce the law, so yes, the government should control looting.

And FWIW, I think "violent protest" is a misleading euphemism. This is a riot, whether you speak American [0] or English [1].

I honestly don't understand why this is a question. Why wouldn't the government be expected to enforce the law?

[0]: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/riot

[1]: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/riot
Same here. For one second I thought I was going to listen to some local rock, or MPB. But forgot it could be a funk, sertanejo, etc. Really funny (funnier in Portuguese) title tho.
You can use normal js with deno. And most npm modules can work through jswm or pika.dev.
The post links to the wrong article.

Correct link:
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I have found that this is because our explanations handle the rational aspects of belief without tackling the emotional aspects.

I could explain more but honestly James Clear has done a far better job here: https://jamesclear.com/why-facts-dont-change-minds
Brazil never fails to surprise me. I thought I was going to catch up with some new song and talk with friends.

But turns out it was a funk. And the title "Na raba toma tapão" in Portuguese is hilarious, something like "Slap that arse"?

Nothing like the old style funk, but a style that mixes other styles and very popular in the outskirts of Rio and Sao Paulo, and also in the favelas - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funk_carioca
The thing is, this is right next to "I wrote a SaaS product because the internet made me believe it'd make me rich" on the HN front page ...

(Realistically your best bet is to be Pinboard: not rich, but a comfortable living, built up over long years, and by picking up several waves of refugees from collapsing VC-funded competitors)
I believe everything is related. You’re right this is breaking news which generally holds no,value.
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The full video shows all 4 crew members being arrested one at a time. They left the camera rolling on the ground.
Which episode is that?
Is it normal to immediately put handcuffs on someone that is arrested when there is no resistance at all?
Almost like Rails.
Doesn't it defeat the object of using an old, stable edition of an operating system if you keep installing feature updates to it?
Non-human primates also eat predominantly carbs, but mostly from fruits (and not from grains, which are highly cultivated by humans).

So I guess it's good to distinguish between sugars-from-fruit and starches-from-grains.
I am not, I'm referring to missions where the Shuttle arm was used

Yeah, maybe they could be a double launch or worked in some other way.
>giving away your work for free undermines others' ability to make a living selling theirs.

That's not his problem.
Plentyoffish.com broke Google's Adsense payout system - the monthly checks were too large to process!

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I really appreciate you effort in pointing out the correct way to do things.

In my defence I would like to point that this post was to help beginners get hands on experience writing Go code, adding design patterns or organising the code base to make things "correct" will only confuse a person who has just started to learn Go.

And to be frank, I too don't have much practical knowledge about it. If you don't mind can you point me in the right direction?
> P.S. Why the trailing slash on the tag? It’s completely useless, by definition, and trailing slashes can mislead people into thinking that you can close tags that way, which you can’t.

Simple: so that XML parsers can load the HTML, as they are not aware of the HTML context which allows "unclosed" tags.
I would probably be willing to settle for 0.75x, if needed, and depending on other benefits/ factors (e.g. if I would receive multiple job offers at the same time etc.).
Twitter isn't owned by the president or the federal government; Trump has many other legally established venues for his public announcements (whitehouse.gov, for instance). If he prefers to use a private company to speak to the public, he has to abide by its rules - in that regard, he is no different from any other Twitter customer.
I wonder if people will still be asking this question when the tanks roll into San Francisco.

(Sure, HN's leaky "no politics" rule, but ultimately you can refuse to deal with politics only so long as politics refuses to deal with you. It will be interesting to see what the effect of the Section 230 executive order will be... which also got flagged off HN)
I hear what you are saying, but I'm not just talking about generalized "bad trips" similar to my own - I'm referring to people who's physical bodies have extreme reactions (such as seizures) that seem to be outside the norm (although probably not as rare as most think).
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>What you’re saying is that there was a deliberate mechanism by which a single man could turn both keys and trigger a launch? That’s WarGames-level horrifying.

Isn't the opposite mostly a security theater? As if a single person couldn't do it with some ingenuity anyway even on mechanisms that need two persons?

For starters, they could always point a gun to another person to make them turn the other key...
TRIZ (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIZ) “theory of the resolution of invention-related tasks”. It was invented in Soviet Union. TRIZ is basically a toolset to analyse and solve engineering problems; it can help with “inventing“ tasks.

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The entire protest kicked off after putting a knee on the throat of a nonresisting arrestee. Police excessive force is the very subject of discussion.
That's heavily dependent on who we are talking about. A solo founder with 20 years of marketing experience but zero programming experience won't find writing the software to be the easy part.
Is anyone reminded by this as kind of a smalltalk image?

I mean an environment that is self contained and can be modified?

I wished the authors would think of aspects like that: how to modify the system without restarting it or needing separate tools.

Sure it looks nice but in the end its a browser with some javascript libs glued together with sqllite or something?

Customization seems way to difficult , so the tool can do a bit of tiny things that seem nice for me but so many things that I don't need. The GUI seems very bloated for me.

Is this just me? Or are people generally happy with such GUIs?
> The UK should have offered citizenship to residents of Hong Kong prior to 1997.

Yes, they should of but realistically they couldn't, life just isn't that simple. China had explicitly blocked that.

The hand over agreement to China was a very difficult and subtle balancing act.

Since the '60s China had apposed further moves towards democracy or extension of HK citizen rights with the threat of invasion.

However, as Thatcher pointed out in the 80s, China didn't even need to invade they could just cut the water supply off any time they felt like it.
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The fact that something is popular in webdev does not make it right nor popular outside webdev.

In almost any other CS field you would be crazy to use non-vetted third-party code and depend on external service providers for your code to simply run.

I can only think of draconian DRM, which puts things in perspective...
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Over-militarized police. Put people in armor and combat gear and they immediately slip into the totalitarian oppressor mentality just as demonstrated in the Stanford prison experiment.