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Yes - Apple put this in to newer ARKit phones. They demoed it for Facetime during beta, but I haven't seen more on it since. Not sure if it will work with other apps like zoom.
> Just because they're loud does not mean they're correct or that they're majority.

They're not. They're the mediocre developers with nothing substantive to contribute. Think of your developer heroes. Almost none of them will ever engage in such nonsense. They're too busy building wonderful things to bother with petty nonsense that gets nothing done.
What are the latest updates of One plus 7 pro?
You can, that's exactly what resident keys in this article is referring to.

Once all of those platforms have a more recent OpenSSH, you can ssh-add -K to add keys to your SSH agent.
> That would be a reasonable thing for Peterson to complain about, if the sex-blind, colorblind meritocracy in which he so fervently believes could be shown in fact to exist.

Isn’t that the ideal we should strive for in academics and the workplace?
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Thoughts on personalizing multi-group interactions.

A few years back, I worked at a big4 consulting firm. I would often fly into some 'what city is it today?' to meet with a company's team and often up to CxO in F500. Usually brought in because first few efforts internally failed hard. You can imagine meetings with engineering teams, with me starting out at 'below trust' bc it was top down. This means that even though I am CompSci by nature, our success hinged on personal interactions.

Here is what I highly suggest, and has worked wonders for me.

- Learn to talk. Get on calls early, do research on the attendants to try to find some common interests quickly. Think like a salesperson, trying to close the 'people' by being human, friendly. Edit: A good add on to this, is to find their 'pivot person' - a person on the call the team trusts (often a few people down the 'food chain').

- Make self-deprecating fun of yourself. I try to poke fun at myself very quickly to show humbling comedy - and I do it loudly. People like when you make them laugh. By making them laugh at me, no one's feelings are hurt. It gives their team a feeling of superiority, so you must be able to back it up with real firepower later to control.

- Try to take 'their team' side as often as possible. Assume every decision they've made is intelligent, and in good faith. You'd ask for the same.

- See how you can foster individual relationships. For their lead developer, "Hey I saw this about your stack/what we're doing/etc - and thought of you".

- Only 'do other things' on your computer during that meeting immediately related, and very short in duration.

- Don't argue with 'that argumentative, defensive engineer' around the other groups. "That's a really great point - can I call you after this?"

Hope it helps.
Trust minimization instead of maximally trusting RBC with all of your money but also the counterparty to deliver.
I think some of these agile thought leaders have a bit to answer for here (but of course it's mainly up to the individual to be responsible for their own judgement - just because somebody else makes their money on marketing doesn't mean you are forced to buy the product)
Bitcoin Core specifically won't let you make transactions with "absurd" fee rates.
The conclusion is just a restatement of the No Free Lunch theorem in optimization.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_free_lunch_theorem
Comment sections always have some garbage in them. At least there's a report button that does something.

I visit a number of conservative and libertarian discussion forums and the "blame the jews" conspiracy has completely lost its steam. Don't get me wrong I can see how it's offensive and unwelcoming to jewish people but I just don't see the same level of commitment to the idea that some secret cabal of jews run the world or run America as I used to, just random remarks.

On the other hand it could be these are the same people who were previously writing theses on the matter and they've actually been effectively silenced and only drop hints at the idea anymore.
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You misunderstand how FIDO2 works. Read the article, it details how to do exactly what you say it can't. You can resume your excitement now!
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Not with resident key mode.
This is a scary exploit. If by modifying a bundle's resources you can coax an app to do something it shouldn't then an attacker can make a copy of the app with the malicious resources and assume the full privilege of the app.

Or phrased differently. All installations of the same app have the same privilege.
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> What was the exploit?

Just file a security issue on bugs.chromium.org with demo/instructions. If it's a good one, they'll pay good.

I don't wanna give it out since it's publicly linked to my twitter and I've bad mouthed Apple here... (I don't publicly speak against them for obvious reasons)
You can even type the exact parts of a URL and Chrome doesn't offer any autocompletion [0], just an option to search. But then once you do search, the result page shows the URL as visited... [1] I refuse to believe this behavior is anything but Google's attempt to show you ads on the result page.

[0] https://i.imgur.com/3bp63K9.png

[1] https://i.imgur.com/UPZvHEt.png
So... I'm having a bit of a hard time as seeing this as not a problem with Apple more than this app company. Apple is obfuscating your email address by default (great!) but is then forwarding that obfuscated email address to an address that they select without asking the user.

It seems like this entire complaint would be solved if Apple prioritized "obfsucated email works for our paying users" (i.e. deliver mail to an address they select) over "create a strong incentive to use our email service if they want to get their precious emails".

I use obfuscated emails all the time, everywhere, by default. But I selected what email address they forward to when I set it up. How does an app maker get the blame for Apple not doing this?

Edit: Now, the app relying on un-obfuscated email addresses for finding contacts I have less sympathy for. There are many other good options for this, and they should work with obfuscated email address IMO. Seems like everyplace I use has no trouble with usernames...
but if you are going to quibble and point out myths and misconceptions, why not just tell the whole story instead of half of it. If you eat in a restaurant, and they tell you "cards only", you owe them money, and your cash is good. "good for all debts, public and private" has a meaning that is not vitiated by a "no cash" policy.
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Click the link directly: https://hyperapp.dev/ecosystem

As the parent said, you don't have a catch-all route. That is why!
You can just remove the flexible spacers.

Just go to the tab bar, right-click on an empty space or the "+" -> "Customize..." and remove them. I did so when Firefox upgraded to Quantum and the spacers never returned by themselves.
Most of the genuine use-cases would do much better with privacy, it goes hand-in-hand with payments that traditional finance may try to censor.
How can I tell if I have aphantasia?
I didn't mean specifically that money = speech. I mean there are some things we agree should be private even if that means making them less accountable.
I've been party to large Bitcoin transactions (100M USD or so). It had a team of people involved, each responsible for independently verifying the transaction before it was signed for correctness. It's hard to make mistakes if you have a group of engineers who are all tasked with ensuring the validity of a transaction with their own tools.

The fun bit is that the signer can backdoor transactions, and that part isn't something that can be verified by anybody who doesn't have the private keys.
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No, plain sh also uses the ampersand as a job control operator.
>you can do the whole body language rapport physical communication thing that is completely lost in a screen wall of avatar-sized facial swatches.

I'm not sure I follow? Most meetings I've been to, everyone is sitting at a table, so you only see them from the chest up? I find online to be less stressful then in person. At the very least, you can mute your mike so you don't fart loudly in the middle of the meeting :-P

I think that suddenly having to be on your 'best behavior' or having to 'present to the group' everyday causes most of the stress people talk about. Speaking in front of groups seems to be a big one just by itself. Toss in the fear of doing something stupid and losing a job/customer/contract in the midst of a lousy economy and I could see it potentially being stressful.
That’s my point, however you said it clearer than I did. I don’t see how bitcoin making it easy for billionaires to move money equates to poor people being able to use it to move $10.
A Hispanic man in my state got fired 2 weeks ago, because an activist mistakenly thought he looked white and was making an OK sign.

But really, even banning people from Youtube for saying offensive things is too far. The slogan "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it" used to be a powerful summary of an ideal we aspired to. Nowadays, I get the impression that most people can't even process it; I expect you'd argue that defending Molyneux's right to spread his obnoxious views means I'm approving of those views.
Ah, gotcha gotcha. Thank you for reporting it! :)
OP here, I built this to scratch an itch, as I run a few other platforms that sent around 16000 emails per day, and SendGrid was getting pricey, but I couldn't get the granularity of reporting for my transactional emails with SES.

I could've built it into my existing platform, but fancied doing something different - and that's how I ended up with Bauns.
It’s not quite that obvious. Server space is still huge. Growth in mobile usually corresponds to people using more servers. ARM servers are an option but I’d hesitate to lay bets on it—they have to beat Intel on TCO and it’s just not there yet. AMD is great but doesn’t have volume like Intel does, and while the I/O is better on AMD, dealing with NUMA on AMD is a bit more of a beast.

I’m not saying that Intel’s not in trouble, just that the conclusions here are far from obvious. I have some skepticism for people who say that they saw this coming. AMD laid off a lot of top engineers before its recent resurgence. Intel’s failure to ship its 7nm node in volume was a surprise to a lot of people.

Everyone knew that the new process nodes were more difficult, but outside a few experts, hardly anyone was in a position to predict when the move to smaller nodes would slow down.

Not that long ago, people were praising Intel for their superior SSD controllers, or talking about how they would be making 5G modems.
It's getting even worse - with the most recent security update for Mojave I can no longer block Catalina from the available updates using `sudo softwareupdate --ignore "macOS Catalina"`. It always shows up now in System Preferences -> Software Update. Anyone nows how to block it effectively?
agreed re: configuring the operator. cockroach labs (full disclosure: I'm an employee) are building a HA pgsql alternative that Just Works with k8s to solve exactly this problem: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/kubernetes-orchestrate-sq...
s/perceptively/perceptually/g
As someone with the opposite of aphantasia (I can daydream very vividly) who's also worked as a pro illustrator I don't really imagine things as I draw. Drawing is more mechanical than people think, and while coming up with a concept requires imagination, and composition requires a level of spatial intelligence you don't really need to visualise things as you draw them. You just do.
In that case I'll need to update my understanding, but this still requires you to do manual configuration for your SSH key - the id_mykey_sk file in your example.

> ssh-keygen -t ecdsa-sk -O resident -f ~/.ssh/id_mykey_sk

I know this is just a reference, but it's still manual configuration. On a host with an SSH client that can speak PIV [this is a challenge], I can just plug in, enter the PIV PIN code, and go.
You can just remove them from the start page. I did and they never came back by themselves. My new tab page is completely empty aside from the cogs icon to configure it.
Sorry, hostile was probably too much.

I understand after having read the explanation. However, my experience with chatbots is that they are unreliable, unhelpful and obnoxious, and I tend to go out of my way to avoid using them. I don't think a conversation is a right model for this. I also don't think it looks good when a website or app wants me to install a messaging app to create an account (though of course some people already use Telegram). It would have to be very enticing for me to overcome that friction.

The platform (Apple's, in this case) might be hostile to developers to some extent, but the whole web is hostile to users, in no small part thanks to websites slurping as much PI as possible and then leaking it one way or another. I get spam and phishing attempts every day, as do all of us, and I regularly see some of my burner emails show up on haveibeenpwned. Any service that helps me separate my accounts from me is some progress.
You'd think products shipped on time as agreed with the customer was a benefit for management.
Maybe on your system, but there is nothing in the standards which forbids them from being routable.
Typically in an edit/compile cycle you'd only compile your dependencies once for each build type (check, debug, release). Unless you change a dependency's feature flag, the compiler will just re-use what's already been compiled.

If you clean your build folder, things will need to be rebuilt from scratch. Likewise if you change your compiler version.
Professional gangsters don't register their house in their own name. They're happy with a girlfrield, or 'similar,' and just use their apartment and travel all over the world uninhinged. All cars and apartments etc are usually registered in someone else's name. Someone """"legit"""""", so to speak, apart from the affiliation.

If you have tons of illegal money it's not the worst thing to live in a ~~ 'moldy' apartment and eat SCSI every day and know that you _really_ have a __ton__ ___of___ ____money____

Learn to be a criminal, theoretically of course
You can turn that off. I like having them there and sometimes find something interesting.
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How about F1 cars?
How to enable subpixel antialiasing on latest macOS: https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/337871/188791
So, do enlighten us, what exactly do you claim antifa actually stands for if you're saying they're not acting in the spirit of their name?
Source on the $2.5m fee being related to attack/blackmail?

I just looked it up but I couldn't find anything saying as much... only that sparkpool kept it aside in case the owner comes forward?
I fully understand what kind of credentials FIDO2 can store - but as I read it this still requires manual configuration on individual devices.
Anesthesia is not a problem for machines because of signal complexity. The problem lies in the everchanging environment and the practical aspects of the job. Things are not fixed enough for machines to perform well. Just as in surgery. For example, venous catheterization is a very difficult task for machines while it's pretty simple for humans.
Mercury has been great to us and has a vastly better UI compared to SVB.

One suggestion, there should be an option to deliver checks via UPS, FedEx at an additional cost. USPS can be hit-and-miss from time to time.
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It's a little different from the idea of "all services must be something we can turn around and sell to customers", but yes it was a good idea to enforce service interfaces and forbid tight coupling at a architectural level.
Is programmer overloaded from somewhere else too?

I like software developer. Its probably the most commonly understood term too.

Odd fact, accountants sometimes hire interns called "coders" because they code account transactions.

Its one of the most tedious jobs I've ever had.
Lua is weird, but it's competitors are also weird. Tcl, Scheme, Perl and Javascript are all at least as quirky if not more. JS in particular is at least as "dreaded". There are a few more "normal" alternatives, but they're less popular and have even smaller ecosystems than Lua, where package availability is already bad. Python and Ruby are huge by comparison and don't embed all that well.
I am always very confused by discussions about this bar. For me, when I press ctrl-L, the bar gets slightly bigger borders and the dropdown expands, and that's all that happens. I don't get a font size change or anything.

Is my experience not typical? Does anyone know why I don't get the new bar if not? I'm on 78.
Thank you, this is a bug.

The color code for blue is `"\033[34m` so it always match m4 for anything :(.

Just push a fix by disabling color as suggestion in here as well
I agree with you but that’s not how a lot of people see it these days.
Before the pandemic, went out on dates all the time. Since the pandemic started, it's been more about talking online. Was considering meeting in-person soon, but the surges in California this week have me reconsidering, mostly because my Mom is high-risk. I don't know if your parents are in poor health, or where you're based, but that's something to weigh in as well while dating. But also, I once dated a guy who was building a startup and living at home temporarily to save money; we just booked us AirBnBs when we wanted to meet but not be around his parents, so there are other options by the way if the girl/you are uncomfortable.
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No they won't. But only because there is no alternative.

The vast majority of global economic activity now happens in Asia. Tech was one sweet area dominated by the US but even that seems to be sliding (happily being enabled by the administration).

Once these economic activity participants figure out a way to avoid the dollar, they will (there is no goodwill with the dollar). When this happens, its done. We are busted.

That said, nobody is moving away from the dollar soon. However, we need to elect representatives who don't jeopardize this. Being the global reserve means moving in lock step with the world. It doesn't mean reneging or bullying.
No one cares if you care. They care.

So stop caring and move on to whatever it is you want to do with your life.
Thank you! This is exactly the kind of feedback that we need to improve our presentation. I might just update the tutorial to use @hyperapp/html [1] instead.

[1]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@hyperapp/html
Actually my mechanical skill is way too inferior to capture things that I can imagine. Like I could spend a long time trying to bring to life a specific image, but why? I wouldn't bother unless it was somehow very important to communicate to someone else. Simple things I'm easily able to picture and draw.
Nope. It's in the article. Just insert the key and ssh-add -K. I wouldn't be surprised if other SSH agents (e.g. Apple) added a UI to do this.
The technical reason might be that a lot of people like working in this language, and consider it to be well designed.
Remittances are one of the big, obvious use cases where crypto can save poor people a ton of money. To the tune of a collective $40-50 billion a year. https://academy.binance.com/blockchain/blockchain-use-cases-...
Read farther down, you don't need this key, you can delete it if you want. You'll just have to run `ssh-add -K` every session if you do, so your agent reads the key from the device.
Has there ever been a full or partial head-on collision with an f1 car?
>And a social network doesn’t have to vanish for you to lose access to what’s there. The owner of a piece of content may lock their profile for any number of reasons and you or your readers won’t be able to see it ever again.

I agree with the overall point of this article and on balance, I think it's a net loss for the web and our shared web culture when content disappears like this. However, I do think there is something to be said for a web that "forgets" my angsty Livejournal posts, my poorly written and frankly obscene fanfiction, and other things of that nature.
Not really, in fact, thats almost the exact dictionary definition.
I never purchase items with a debit card. A credit card always beats a debit card if you are able to pay it off every month.

If there's a wrong transaction with a credit card, the company will 99.99% of the time immediately take your side, and all you have to do is click dispute, and the money is instantly credited to your account.

With a debit card, in the past I have had to go through a week or so long process to get fradulent charges removed.

Plus other benefits, there are perks like automatically extended warranty on purchases like this one (amex), and all sorts of discounts.
you've got a typo there, one of your millions should say billion
>For example the concept of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_masculinity despite what you may think is mostly about psychological distress and suffering on men.

That is not at all how it is being used in the real world though. "Toxic Masculinity" is being wielded as a weapon to destroy and to "smash the patriarchy". The compassionate voices are those that are the marginalized fringe-group.

> Same with anti-racists activists, it's mostly about compassion for other human beings in real life, anti-white racism is a fringe thing.

Wishful thinking. Today you will be called a 'Nazi/racist/bigot/Trumpet/Karen/etc.' when you dare to criticize BLM or go as far to cite crime statistics to support your argument. And as an identified 'Nazi' you now deserve to be 'de-platformed', to have your life and your family destroyed and to die in a horrible way, that's the lazy mental leap these days.

Also, I wouldn't call the Black people Twitter sphere a 'fringe thing'. People like Tariq Nasheed, Shaun King and Al Sharpton have huge followings and influence.

Edit: Shaun, not Sean King
Ah, got it, thanks for the clarity.
So don't do business with Greek banks?

What stops you from doing day-to-day banking in Greece using a German account? That's kinda the whole point of the Euro.
You can get a Threadripper 3990x with 64 cores in a "regular" workstation.
But by default they won't be routable. I guess you can shoot yourself in the foot and have entries in your /etc/hosts point to your attacker's site, but that's kind of hacking yourself.
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Every time you read an opinion regarding financial markets that mentions abstractly how something "should" be. You can know to disregard that opinion.
I personally never found much inherent value to JSX outside of making it easier to onboard other developers who are already familiar with HTML, or have seen React before. Otherwise, I found Hyperscript easy to read after about a day of using it, and there's no extra toolchain or compile-step required to use it. Plus it's "just JavaScript."