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> Groves could publish a memoir the Manhattan Project in 1962

He explicitly named it "Now It Can Be Told." Only 17 years after the bombs, the whole book. The rationales for the target selection -- yes, it's straight from the horse's mouth, and plausible because it is directly not something somebody would just write to in any way "improve" his own reputation, I'd like to believe. He also wrote there something like, if I remember correctly, that his biggest worry during the last months of the war has been that the war could had been over before he gets to drop the bomb on some city with civilians which would provide for good demonstration. It's also obvious that the existence of "military targets" was totally irrelevant, except as a good excuse to be provided to the current president. Something which sounded like that to me, at least. Maybe somebody will locate the specific words. Also Groves, before the Senate, November 1945, about the suffering of the victims of the bombs:

"As I understand it from the doctors, it is a very pleasant way to die." (1)

Also see the book from my Edit 2, before.

1) https://www.atomicheritage.org/history/survivors-hiroshima-a...
I love this. Of course it's different if you're in a dangerous neighborhood, but if you're not, dark streets punctuated by orbs of light from reasonably bright street lights are romantic, mysterious, sometimes soothing. It makes that evening stroll a bit more magical.
Yep. It's why Mozilla invented Rust in first place.
Tuatara genome reveals diverse insights into a remarkable reptile
Essential Tools for Design
Musk is indeed a good example: Tesla has officially registered his Twitter account as an official communications channel (probably because otherwise they'd get in trouble for him posting financially relevant information there first), so if your job involves trading Tesla shares you pretty much must pay attention to it.
The NSA on the Risks of Exposing Location Data
So true. We used to have fireflies everywhere when we were growing up. My daughter hasn't seen a single one in her 9 years in this beautiful world.
There are a couple of points of view on that.

* yay! That's definitely a sign of appreciation.

* going by hourly rates, how much of your time should $12 get?
He linked to lots of blogposts and also talked about the k-Anonymity API design that was invented for HIBP.
Just like delaying salaries is forcing your employees to provide free credit to your business, a moratorium is: forcing a group of people to finance another group of people out of nowhere, out of contract, on a whim. There could be other solutions, like rearranging taxes etc, but the most convenient is just to fuck the small landlords with an emergency decree because they have nowhere to go and can't do anything about this.
Indeed. A comparison of the two is unimaginable.

You see, I can show the video in which George Floyd was brutally murdered in daylight yelling his mama.

Can you show me such a video of Uyghurs in China.

I will answer it for you: no you can't.
Breach data is, by definition, open. You just have to dig a little, and sometimes pay criminals.

Troy got it; so can you.
The problem is lack of use of open protocols, not any single company in particular.

Having to sign up with FB or Google to be able to chat with people there is really no different to me (and it was not always the case in case of Goolgle). At least in case of Google, I can still send e-mails to Google accounts from anywhere.

This business model was allowed to continue in US, and now I can't communicate with Google users as I could in the past via jabber.
As I got my job in an IT company I often hear that the developers do not like the posts written for them which are coming out of the marketing teams. Is it right to hear that opinion? I think that all the posts, wherever they are coming from (developers, marketers, business side) are written to help someone to finish their job or learn something new, even the promotional ones. Very often you can read posts written by marketers that are highly professional and helpful to developers. Also often the developers can share something that is useful to marketers.
The attractiveness of big cities is more than just proximity of workplaces. Even if a lot of work goes remote, enough people love to live close to bars/theater/friends/etc.

I do see commuter towns getting way less popular if remote works really lifts of.
> The real answer is to wait until China runs out of things to copy.

The thing is that this order is about TikTok which comes from a Chinese company, has a US company currently trying to buy it while another has just released a shameless clone of it to their users. Maybe in this situation it is different because China aren't the ones doing the copying?
This should be taken to the WTO if it wasn't coopted by the US and allies
I dislike the way mac makes almost all shortcuts start with the apple key.

Granted windows has a few, they are mostly OS specific, like windows-e to open explorer. on OSX even something as standard as ctrl-c / ctrl-v uses the cmd key.

I have much less difficulty switching between windows and ubuntu than to mac when it comes to shortcuts.
Henceforth we will call it “the tiktok wars”. I wish I was 100% kidding...
Why not just test everyone for t-cell reactivity to SARS-CoV-2? The general population already has broad coronavirus exposure. If your test reveals no immune reaction, you are clearly a candidate for extended quarantine. If you have an immune reaction, now what? More study needed. Can you be safely exposed? Something must explain the rampant asymptomatic carrier rate.
Polarization
> I mean what is the switching overhead of signing the VM memory.

Not much. The crypto is implemented in hardware. It's transparently added and removed as data is stored to and fetched from memory. The CPU contains unencrypted data but the rest of the components never see the plaintext.
Secure Encrypted Virtualisation uses SEM, but it is not a newer version of it. SEV allows someone to run encrypted VMs that not even the host can read the memory, by leveraging per VMs keys in the AMD PSP that encrypt the VMs pages using SEM.

It would be interesting to leverage SEM to run a version of qubes where not only are the VMs isolated by the Xen hypervisor but are also separately encrypted using the PSP.
Cybercrime in the Age of Covid-19
I agree with you completely. I'm looking to switch away from Ubuntu for both my personal and work servers. Do you recommend openSUSE for servers as well?
Covid Alert app could result in some people being ID'd
Model Suggests Toxic Transformation on Venus
> The argument is (as with many of these therapies) that it is rare to have robust enough methodologies when testing this and that the positive effects claimed are often null/negligible or worse non-reproducible.

parent did not argue that. The parent criticized the method and did not challenge the result.
The US does what it is economically punishing China for doing
This was replied to wrong comment. Sorry!
(1) Most software isn't built with the Intel compiler suite or the MKL-and-similar-libraries.

(2) Even if Firefox/Chrome were built with those, they JIT Javascript. It's the JIT that matters, not what compiles the browser.
>Patagonian toothfish.

aka "Chilean sea bass" so that upper middle class westerners think it's a striper and don't bother to Google it.
https://www.cheatsheetapp.com/CheatSheet/

Holding a button will bring up a list of available keyboard shortcuts.
Here's a good article that discusses why Black Americans have higher mortality rates:

"systemic racism is as much a part of biology as genomes are: The conditions in which we develop—including limited access to healthy food, exposure to toxic pollutants, the threat of police violence or the injurious stress of racial discrimination—influence the likelihood that any one of us will suffer from high blood pressure, diabetes or serious complications from COVID-19"

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/voices/racism-not-genet...
TRESOR is a great project but pretty seperate to SME imo. TESOR implements SME but its implemented effectively in software, making it less secure and a lot slower. The great thing about SME on AMD CPUs is that I believe (at least on the newer Zen cores) it effectively can run at the speed of the memory, so you have no performance loss.
I feel quite the opposite! The fact that so many shortcuts involve the CMD key makes them easier to remember and use.

I can understand the frustration moving between systems, but I think whichever one feels "right" is largely due to where you spend most of your time.
imagine hating working with databases so much you'd want to spin not being able to use modern databases amazing features as a "potential positive" just so you don't have to deal with them...
Earlier I used to follow all sorts of famous twitter accounts and had joined all sorts of (ugly debate). I really liked Twitter in comparison to FB in the sense that it introduced me people of millions types from all over the world. On FB, everyone was already known to me so there was no novelty in what I was browsing.

However, later on I realized that Twitter is actually a "outrage generating machine". Everyone is outraging over every trivial, even wrong, thing at every chance. This was very toxic. And since I was addicted to Twitter, it was affecting my mental sanity in very subtle ways.

Later on I unfollowed 90% accounts and stuck to those accounts which strictly tweets only about programming, math, history and other such stuffs in robotic manner (I.e. without any hidden agenda or connotations). I unfollowed everyone who have even a slightest chance of tweeting about politics. Also I stopped tweeting and replying to anybody.

Suddenly Twitter became a bit nicer place and now I only spend may be 5-10 min there.

If you can discipline yourself and carefully choose whom to follow, Twitter is great, otherwise it is a toxic hell.Just don't follow any political figure or any people who outrages on daily basis. And don't even try to debate there. It is not a debate plateform. It is broadcasting platform.
It only took Zsh 29 years (initial release year: 1990, adoption in Mac OS: 2019) to become the default shell on one of the major nixes, while being POSIX compatible and having just an extension layer on top.

I wouldn't hold my breath for something else to replace sh/bash as the default shell on the major nixes within this century. Pessimist? More like realist :-)
It’s pretty meta to read it as a single “common” if it was on purpose.
Growing Female-Owned Startups
I did not imply that he wished a civil war on America. I am not sure how you read that in my comment.
Technically no browser is allowed on the app store, just skins around safari.
Australia Just Invented Shazam for Spiders and It's About Bloody Time
You can't prove they don't spy on you for their own gain (financial or otherwise). A single rogue employee with physical access is all that's necessary otherwise. There are also plenty of small cut rate cloud providers out there without much in the way of reputation.
Also most Linux/Windows shortcuts feel way more natural than on macOS

For a new tab in chrome Ctlr + T is easily done on Linux/Windows. On macOS for Cmd + T you need to weirdly bend your thumb under your hand while also hitting T somehow.

Or you need to move your entire hand 2 columns of keyboard layout to the right to be able to hit cmd with your pinky.
I haven’t seen articles about this, but it comes down to this: your app needs a way to differentiate good churn (solved the problem) from bad churn (merely stopped using the app). An exit poll would be unlikely to get used by those whose problems weren’t solved, so you’d have to get more creative than that.

That said, in your case, I’m skeptical that you’ll have much hidden good churn in the early days. Depression seems like a long-lasting enough problem - and one that requires ongoing maintenance - that I’d defer this question until you’re receiving anecdotes like “3 months using your app has changed my life! Thank you!” every week (like dating sites do from people in new relationships). Make sure users know you value those stories. When emails like that start showing up regularly, like weekly, then maybe good churn is big enough to be worth trying to calculate. Also, you’ll have some actual examples that show how success manifests in app usage.)

(Obvious exception if your app is totally transactional, like a directory of therapists and all you do is connect the patient. If you’re providing help over time, some users will thank you if it works.)
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I didn't realise they backported security fixes for PHP(as the example) independent of the vendor thanks for that you massively upgraded my knowledge.
If you'll forgive a rather insubstantial ramble about a pet-peeve of mine:

> many junior developers who don't know SQL

Are you really a web developer if you don't even know SQL? Sounds more like an apprentice. You wouldn't call yourself a junior Japanese translator if you didn't speak Japanese. SQL is a basic competency, not an advanced specialist skill.
Interesting I have not heard of k-Anonymity before, will check that out, thanks.
Human Interface Guidelines for the keyboard: https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline.... I wish more developers of cross-platform Mac apps (built with Electron, Mac Catalyst, etc) put these into practice. Any iOS developer whose apps will be on Macs with Apple Silicon should also read it.
Gender Is What You Make of It
This is not that serious though. Quoting from [1]:

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Furthermore, the bug cannot be used part of automated botnet attacks, requires physical proximity to a victim (WiFi network range), and Kr00k cannot retrieve large and long-winded communications streams without the user noticing problems with their WiFi communications.

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[1] https://www.zdnet.com/article/new-kr00k-vulnerability-lets-a...
Facebook slams Apple’s App Store , launches Facebook Gaming without games
I wonder how the TikTok userbase in the US is going to react to this? This could galvanized teens to action against the Trump administration. On the other hand, they could just ignore it aswell.
Qcom and Apple sued, and countersued each other in China over patents for god knows how many times. Please look it up in google.
Netflix’s latest effort to make inroads in India: Support for Hindi
Just to correct some details: Netflix, LinkedIn, Bing are not banned in China.
> Newline separated what?

What I meant by this is that the newline character is the primary delimiter of the data, but I take your point. IMO, the best way to tackle the myriad ways of structuring data is to write parsers for them, not to rewrite the programs themselves to work with your shell's idea of structured data. That's a losing battle.
Forced sterilization = genocide
Do Alipay and Tenpay misuse their market power?
Here is the actual article, with much more analysis:

https://science.sciencemag.org/content/369/6504/689
TikTok is a copy of Snapchat and Instagram. The only reason it's such a juggernaut is money. It's been very heavily and cleverly marketed, especially to younger demographics. Schools are flooded with TikTok swag, and they've hired domestic marketing agencies to push it. It's really obvious that someone has dumped enormous amounts of money into shoving TikTok at kids and teens.
Romantic Ideals Don’t Predict Who Your Future Partner Will Be
or just go check out the comments on HN and see what everyone else says
Strong disagree - even the basic features and data types of databases have subtle but critical differences.

You should be free to use the features available, not waste your time optimising for databases that don't have those features but that you will likely never switch to anyway.
There are lots of wars that are viewed positively by history. To quote Bart Simpson "There are no good wars, with the following exceptions: The American Revolution, World War II and the Star Wars trilogy".

To answer that I think you have to decide who gets to decide if a war "went well". Should some politician, historian, or descendant be allowed to weigh up the death and destruction and come to a simple answer? I think not. If a war destroyed your life then you have a right to be upset about that. The death, abuse, fear and rape of yourself or a loved one is all the qualification you need to have an opinion.

Too often the people who decide have little skin in the game. They are the survivors. They are politicians who spent the war sitting in an office. Or someone watching it on Fox News on the sofa. They can talk about the big abstract objectives whilst ignoring the individual suffering. Or they focus on suffering that signals virtue like the experience of veterans.

For most people war is something you get caught up in. Like being put in a tumble dryer full of knives. It is not really about looking to history. Millions will die hopeless, pointless deaths. That is the history that matters.
The author has a series on youtube where he explains the basics of astronomy in a very passionate manner. First episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rHUDWjR5gg
Commonwealth implies Oceania. (but does pakistan stay in, or go with Eastasia?)

For both Orwellian and cultural reasons, I could easily see russia modifying some laws and joining Eurasia.
Uber’s Revenue Craters, as Deliveries Surge in Pandemic
I'm sure you don't mean to but you're simplifying this massively, in a way which makes it hard for me to think that we can have a productive conversation.

I guess a starting point would be to look at the axioms in your logic -- particularly the use of the word "purpose". You're framing the two potential purposes of a house as:

1. Providing income for a landlord OR

2. Providing somewhere for people to live

This is a false dichotomy. A rental property explicitly fulfils both of those purposes. An owner-occupied property likely fulfils a different version of the same purpose:

1. Providing an income for a bank,
2. Providing a place for someone to live.

If you're saying that houses should provide a place for someone to live even over providing an income for landlords, that's an argument we can get into. It amounts to: the first priority with housing is the sheltering of inhabitants. If it's possible for economic utility to be derived from that process then that's fine, but whatever happens people must have a roof over their heads.

That logic is also flawed, but I'd appreciate you offering a bit more context before we go further -- I'd love to be able to really clearly play your argument back to you in a way you agree with, so that I know I understand it properly.

Edit: Sorry to see you being downvoted for asking honest questions and disagreeing with the status quo.
I actually prefer the Mac way since I often find myself accidentally killing terminal programs when trying to copy something. The fact that Ctrl-C is context dependent makes it a big pain usability wise.
I'm fine with qualifiers, but I don't want useless qualifiers.

"rust-" or "-rs" is useless because it's on crates.io. "lib" or "-lib" similarly, unless it's part of a pair with a binary of the same name.

Here's a partial list of FUSE server implementations on crates.io:

* fuse
* cntr-fuse
* drakey-fuse
* fuse_mt
* fuser
* fuse-rs
* polyfuse
* fuse3
* yarf

Why do we make people come up with custom prefixes or opaque codenames when they could all be ~user/fuse ?
Maybe you could remap the keys and swap Cmd and Ctrl, I remap the keys around on my Linux machine to have them more ergonomically pressed, for example I don't use Alt as much so I make left Alt a Ctrl btn, I never use the Meta btn so I make that one an Alt btn.
In the AWS case, the law that AWS was breaking was that they were operating telecom equipment while not being a Chinese company. So I think there’s more symmetry there (though one could argue that there’s at least a uniformly enforceable rule on all foreign companies, unlike the ByteDance case).
Great action, I fully support!
Just realized I got the original morph direction wrong. Please pardon.
The good thing about open source (and GitHub) is that I can walk away from it when I lose interest in the project. I did this in 2015, went back to scratch the itch in 2017 and only returned properly to it (to rewrite it from scratch) in early 2019. Of course I was in a good position to do this because the project (at the time) had few stars and nobody was raising issues.
German has a very similar rule but as a native German speaker I can't talk about this rule. I just know that I know something but don't know what exactly I know.
I don't know what it's like in the USA, but Australian banks simply don't lend to small businesses without taking security over (usually) real estate. This inevitably means a senior mortgage over the principal's primary residence.

That being said, Australian banks are notoriously tight-fisted for any non-property investment, so perhaps things are more amenable in the USA.
This doesn't surprise me. Metal 3d printing is more expensive than conventional manufacturing processes. It's primarily used to create shapes that are otherwise impossible.

The gif in the article shows a trivial L shape that could be extruded with a simple die. Granted the die would have to be quite large but a large scale 3D printer like the one shown isn't cheap either.
> In Maven anybody could publish a package that starts with "com.google".

I don't think that's the case. If you want to get on Maven Central (at least via SonaType OSS) you have to prove that you own an email address on the relevant domain.

If it's your own private package repository, then sure, but then that's not an issue for anybody else.
Funny enough, it is not. Of course, one of the reason Google got banned was because Baidu, its competitor watches it all the time, and every time it is not following the law, Baidu will file a complaint for it. Foreign businesses make good money in China.
In fairness I just tried their example in the Rust Playground [1] online and it gave exactly the formatting they showed [2]

[1] https://play.rust-lang.org/

[2] https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...

Edit: I just realised the example I showed is different in that it doesn't try to line up all the field values (for fields that do fit on one line) so it must actually have some other option set, like you said.
Disney+ Hotstar had 8 million paid and 300 million active users and has support for Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi and Bengali.