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I don't really understand how you define "argue" such that you can completely avoid it while still admitting differences of opinion...

To me, argument is functionally synonymous with the life-cycle of disagreement/resolution/coordination. Other qualities of intensity or emotional valence are almost entirely orthogonal to this core process of communication and negotiation to handle inevitable differences of opinion in a partnership.

Through that lens, never arguing seems like never sharing opinions nor making joint decisions.
Sorry if I wasn't clear. Yes I understand I can set whatever headers I want in a response via the edit options for my workers. The problem I'm running in to is that I created a worker for a static site and it has a massive 1 line JS blob for the script section that I have to go through to set this. I never created this, it's just what was set up when I used Wrangler to deploy my static site.

This is fine except it's a huge hassle to modify and I'm actually a bit surprised that by default workers don't use secure headers. I figured they would since they're pretty standard now and I'd rather have to disable them if I needed then to manually configure them. If someone isn't familiar with security headers there's also a good chance they would deploy their site and never enable them which makes sites running on workers less secure by default.

I'm going off this several year old blog post: https://scotthelme.co.uk/security-headers-cloudflare-worker/ that talks about how to set this up and it seems like functionality has changed a bit since then, or maybe I am misunderstanding their screenshots. Outside of this I can't find any documentation from Cloudflare about setting these headers that is more recent, or what I would need to set for a new worker that has recently been created to get this functionality.

So I guess my question is two fold, are there plans to make it easier to enable secure headers than to manually modify the worker itself? My plan is to do that currently once I stop slacking and decide to just parse this giant JS blob.

My second question is are there any plans to add documentation around functionality such as this? I was really shocked to see that secure headers weren't something that's simply enabled by default and even more so when I looked through the docs and didn't see any examples on how to set them up. Maybe my use case is niche, but I thought secure headers were pretty standard at this point.
> wall (an abbreviation of write to all)

I didn't know what it stood for, at least :)
I think my productivity graphs would look like:

| 22 <- linux
| 22
| 1111121111 <- macos
| 1 22
|1 22
|122
|000000000000 <- windows
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In the second sentence, specifically the word prohibited which was even emphasized for effect.
“The dismal science” is an established name for economics. Similar to the sweet science or the gay science.
Couldn't that be continuously offset by increasing/decreasing taxes at the top? I imagine a self-regulating system might be difficult, but not impossible.
In my day job, I work on a relatively large open-source non-GUI application

macOS is becoming an increasingly difficult platform on which to release software. We're going down the notarization rabbit hole (which is a nightmare), but given that we don't fit on the App Store, it's very obvious that Apple doesn't want us on the platform.

My suspicion is that they will eventually charge $$$ for a "developer unlock" on Apple Silicon, a move that I think will make both Windows and Linux look increasingly attractive to developers.
Just pointing out that the engine dying does not imply you'll free fall from the sky.
>It is a lifestyle brand now, people money because it is Apple, not because there is real value they gain for the higher cost.

Oh come now, there are millions and millions of professionals using macOS to do work every single day.

This is basically a slippery slope fallacy. Today they're making it marginally hard, what might they do tomorrow?!?

There are many reasons to prefer macOS to Linux or Windows. The Apple ecosystem works extraordinarily well together. There is nothing that you can buy, not with all the money in the world, that matches the seamlessness of owning an Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, AirPods, and a macOS device. You can't do it with Linux, Windows, Android, or anything else. It doesn't exist.

I prefer macOS for development work, and for basically any kind of work. I loathe the Windows UI/UX and Linux is far too often a second (or third) class citizen. There is nothing that I have needed to do that I have been unable to do because of macOS. Not once.

Not to mention... if you want to write software for macOS, iPadOS, WatchOS, or iOS you must own at least one Mac.
that's not a saying, that's a quote from a dating contestant on her dating criteria.
There are no studies that I know of that show that cloth masks provide protection for the wearer. The consensus now seems to be that they are effective at decreasing the likelihood that a sick person spreads it to a healthy person if sick people wear them.

Related: https://slatestarcodex.com/2020/03/31/ssc-journal-club-macin...
They couldn’t verify it’s free of malware no matter how much scanning they do. That’s not quibbling with details, it is the fundamental claim that Apple is making.
According to Wikipedia :

> Despite the 2005 Israeli disengagement from Gaza,[21] the United Nations, international human rights organisations, and the majority of governments and legal commentators consider the territory to be still occupied by Israel, supported by additional restrictions placed on Gaza by Egypt. Israel maintains direct external control over Gaza and indirect control over life within Gaza: it controls Gaza's air and maritime space, and six of Gaza's seven land crossings. It reserves the right to enter Gaza at will with its military and maintains a no-go buffer zone within the Gaza territory. Gaza is dependent on Israel for its water, electricity, telecommunications, and other utilities.[21] The system of control imposed by Israel is described as an "indirect occupation".

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_Strip

That being said, the occupation of Palestine nominally under PlO control is sufficient so that Israel is not a democracy.
You do realize that this "somebody losing money" in the aggregate relates not just to some cliche notion of greedy capitalists getting angry about a few less bags of money. Instead it literally means economic ruin possibly hitting millions of people and less directly causing tens if not hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide, not to mention destroyed families, individual lives and all sorts of psychological and social consequences that go far, far beyond simple greed.

Everything in the world fits along some scale of costs and benefits, and your emotional reaction shouldn't get to ignore that. Your loved ones lives literally do have to balance against the possible consequences to the lives of other people and their own loved ones due to one set of policies vs. another.

By your basic logic of who is anyone to put a value on people's lives due to varying risks of X negative thing happening, we could ban a whole pile of things that people need because somewhere, somehow, these things will indeed cause some people to die. I'm not comparing it to the current severity of COVID, but the flue alone kills tens to hundreds of thousands per year. Does this mean that the whole world should be annually locked down against relatively marginal risks?

The economic debate around the costs of quarantine isn't just about modern american values being "corrupt and disgusting", it's a global consideration that I promise you, billions of people are deeply worrying about in many other countries.. I live moving between two different countries that aren't the United States and which both make many cultural efforts to separate their values from those of Americans, and in both of them, the domestic economic question is causing the same enormous worry and resistance to prolonged quarantines that millions of Americans are also worried about..

I mean, what modern specifically american values? Being able to stay economically solvent? No dude, that's worldwide, and especially among vast parts of the population that don't live under a strong social safety net or with the privilege of enough money or work-from-home opportunities to comfortably sit out the pandemic while criticizing others as greedy.
The shape of the earth is an open question too. Sorry. I have no idea what or who shakespeare was or how that identity has or hasn’t been confirmed. Still, just sayin’.
> labour should get all the profits.

and the question becomes "who supplies the capital to enable the labour, if labour gets all the profits".
Palantir is moving its headquarters from Palo Alto to Denver
I deal with this every day, because we only notarize our electron app in CI if we're building the master branch or an RC branch. I don't see it mentioned in the article, but what gets me every time is that the "right-click" trick only works the second time you try to launch the app. The first time, right-click or not, MacOS won't let you launch the app.

I do wish Apple had a free tier for open source projects, just like many other tools on the web.

As an alternative, I wish there was an easy way to "sponsor" open source projects for this sort of thing. (I guess there is in some cases, but it's pretty hit or miss)

On Windows, although it's pretty easy to run unsigned applications, it's a huge pain to install unsigned 64 bit drivers, even if it's just the inf file that's custom. I've ended up signing open-source drivers several times with my own code signing certificate (a few hundred bucks every few years) although I haven't distributed the result. Drivers for things like USB SDRs.
"Need" is a bit ill-defined; but when you're looking at endowments it's worth remembering that a lot of them are earmarked. For example, a donor might give $5M to establish a research chair; the $5M goes into the university's endowment fund but the income it earns is allocated for funding the position in question. Similarly, large amounts of money are earmarked for student financial aid.

Some of the endowment proceeds go into general revenues, to be sure; but confiscating endowments wholesale would have consequences which would probably surprise you.
I don’t think this will work... as usually we just destroy everything...
While I emphatically reject the idea that the above poster has any role in any community anyone would wish to join, I do sincerely appreciate your efforts to moderate and I will avoid personal attacks in the future.

Excepting Walter Bright, that dude's a complete asshole.
I feel this paper doesn't consider the possibility that adding or removing a few random transactions to the end of the block is a good way to get many more possible blocks to sha hash and maybe find a winning block...
How to Create a Simple Application with Svelte
> The amount of nuance that you refuse to integrate with your worldview is staggering. I'm shocked to see people write comments like this on Hacker News of all places.

HN asks you to assume a favorable interpretation of the comments. For me it is very clear that the parent meant the whole spectrum, including all nuances by stating the two extremes.
What I noticed is many people are creating conflicts to probe their relationship. They want to see whether the emotional reaction will be "meh, ok" (bad) or "you do it my way and stfu!!!" (a good start!).

It's a sign that they feel being hit by a perceived mini-hiatus and unsure whether it will resolve into "we are in this together" direction or in the "we are further and further apart" direction.

Particularly when after a while of bilateral stubborn squabbling the subject suddenly dies, never to return.

Just a hypothesis though.
Please choose the correct lens when you are evaluating a third-world country's economy.

You're not the arbiter of correctness, and that was a lot of expostulation to avoid the point I made above.
This type of initiative from the youth deserves an applaud.
This is an excellent description. May I use, with credit, part of this text, perhaps edited or paraphrased, as a clarifier in the blog post?
And by the way I looked at that reddit and almost all posts are from the gym, to do any of those exercises (seriously, I mean normal weight like 200-300 pounds for squats or deadlift) at home you must be very rich and have a large house with basically a private gym.
Seeing all this hate about smart TVs here

I have a smart Samsung TV, I don't remember the exact name, and it's... fine? I changed my opinion on Smart TVs

It does its job, the 3 apps I have there work fine, there are no annoying ads. There is also working AirPlay for iOS (funnily enough, it's easier to stream from iPhone than from Samsung Galaxy on Samsung TV). The UX is great overall.

The "browser" there is horrible, but you won't be doing much browsing on TV anyway
If your house burning down meant 0.3% chance of death and no property damage then sure, its the same.
I’m on the investment committee of the board of a small school with a $300M endowment, and every year 4% is budgeted to be withdrawn to go towards school expenses.

I am new, but I find it silly they pursue this very active management, diversified across tons of different (managed) funds. I feel like they should be putting everything in whatever has the highest long term return (they have access to sequoia funds and those have consistently beat the market, yet only 1-2% goes to them), regardless of illiquidity, since their time horizon is infinite. And use borrowing to handle yearly distributions.

But due to the management structure (40+ board members, 8 on the investment committee, a team of 6 professionals who manage the money), this sort of strategy would never be considered “prudent” enough to make it through all the approvals needed.
EU = European Union

European Union ≠ Europe
I think a more accurate analogy is "there's a wildfire and firefighters asked you to conserve water so they can fight it, but some people decided to run their taps 24/7 out of spite and now there's rationing"
> having to live off food stamps as is common for wallmart workers for example is just horrendous.

Why is using food stamps horrendous?
My partner and I both have phds and live and vote in Georgia.

The amount of effort we have put into ensuring we not are able to vote but are informed voters is insane. I’ve voted three times this year, twice I’ve requested an absentee ballot that didn’t come. Instead I’ve voted at three different precincts waiting between zero minutes (wealthy area) and 4hrs (poor area). Every time it is a hassle and requires more steps than can possibly be necessary. My partner and I work together in this and it stills takes an Abuja yes amount of effort. We live together and got sent to different precincts. She got a man absentee and I didn’t. I signed up to be a poll worker months ago, heard nothing.

I mention the education thing only to indicate neither of us are stupid or lazy people. Voting in this country is unnecessarily difficult and I one benefits from it
I have an MD and a PhD in machine learning, and in my experience this "double PhD" intuition is completely wrong. The first and main reason is because you do not hold multiple roles in a company, and you are rarely able to apply your expertise in multiple domains - one domain will passively or actively be picked for you. Except maybe for some execs, who might apply their expertise at a high level. If you are in R&D, you will focus on one task. If you are a CEO, it can give you a good bird's eye view but nothing that would match a good board. And as CEO, you will not be researching, and you will need specialists in both disciplines.

The second key reason why this fails is that people/colleagues/managers do not understand highly diverse skillsets. They do not let you be both. Maybe a culture shift is comming, when more people with multiple skillset will be available, maybe specific roles would be tailored for polymaths, but right now it is not the case.

There are probably workplaces where it is possible, but I have never seen it done properly.
To paraphrase a famous quote: Apple are not that dumb, and not that smart.
can somebody ELI5, why would someone need such a workflow orchestration engine? What problems are best solved with workflow engines?
Would we consider tech workers affluent? Tech wages have been high for sometime, but I am not too privy to how much they're increasing, if they've plateaued (but are still high), etc.
I’ve seen this a lot with professors of industry-focused business schools in universities. I think they’re either getting funding / paid or using the connections to pull strings.

These professors usually consult with a lot of government organizations and older companies. If you can make these professors your corporate shill, I guess it’s good marketing.
I think the point is "The pay is so bad, you qualify for welfare while working."
Nuclear power is a prerequisite to nuclear weapons though.

/edit: if you don’t want your country to be an international pariah
Ok, I edited my comment to clarify. I did not mean count to 100 as mastering counting. I meant count _almost_ arbitrarily high.

And small world. My wife hails from Forsyth county.
Minimum wage doesn't mean "paying poor people more". That's a extreme simplification.

Minimum wage means "All employees you hire must be paid at least $X/hour". Note that if this means that employers decide to fire all employees below that wage (or not hire them), the average amount of money going to poor people would be less than before. Maybe employers fire some, and raises the wage for others, and it's wash. Maybe they do raise the wage for everyone below the minimum, and poor people do end up earning more.

I'm not claiming knowledge of which of these cases will happen. My point is that we shouldn't simplify complex situations to simple descriptions and argue against strawman arguements.

Another way of putting it: if it really was the case that minimum wage means "paying poor people more", why don't we just set minimum wage to $20/hour? $30/hour? $50/hr? Surely that would give even more money to poor people, and poverty rates would be reduced even further! (Because there are tradeoffs involved, and we need to balance them carefully.)
You can run S3 at home and mirror data to encrypted container running the same in public cloud, genius.
Sure they could. They could basically fork macOS and maintain an entirely separate version just for developing iOS, iPadOS, WatchOS, and macOS. I don't know why in the world they would do that.

This whole "issue" is just Apple trying to get people to put their software in the Mac App Store. Maybe a day will come where Apple try and lock down macOS to the level that they have locked down iOS... but I just don't see it happening. Apple will always need developers to develop software for Apple products.

Maybe they will drop a nuclear bomb on themselves. Anything is theoretically possible.
What Is Soft Typing?
A marketing stunt that involved the police conducting a raid on Jason Chen’s home and then barring Gizmodo from future Apple events? Yeah, that’d be one hell of a PR stunt if it was.
I never understood it before, but I’m on the board of a small private college, and I finally understand that actually to balance the budget each year they need the revenue from tuition, annual gifts, AND a 4-5% distribution from their endowment.

To be competitive, a school has to maximize their revenue, and that includes all sources. Then they have to spend it all each year.
If you pay for gmail, the support is fine. Google One or GSuite have responsive support.
The author has...never heard of biotech VC? Where even the VC have PhDs and the founding team and not just 2 but 10 and also 4 MDs and capital intensive business is accepted and understood?

Seems like the author just doesnt get biotech and now that biology is becoming tech is confused where their amateur startups fit. Answer: no where.
It also depends on the interconnectedness of the population. Person A may not be very connected, only being particularly likely to infect their own household, and maybe one or two other people outside. Person B might be highly connected and in a position to infect dozens of people. If you had a population of 80% "Person A" and 20% "Person B", this might average out to an R0 of around 6 -- but the actual reproductive rate would drop rapidly as "Person B"s gain immunity.
You’re going to write all that when BLM protest and Portland _riots_ are going on? Hundreds or thousands of people close up together breathing hard with or without masks??

Get outta here, you phony.
Comparison with Airflow will be helpful.
Kudos to you. My son’s Kindergarten is starting in one week and I hope he gets an experience like this.
Apple was a niche computer maker. But also don’t forget that until 1992-1993, Apple was more valuable than MS and most of the then major computer sellers besides HP.

Apple and HP were going back and forth as the largest seller of PCs back then. This was Apple’s first foray into the wide consumer market with Macs.

Then Windows 95, Apple’s bad decision when it came to clones, and the Performance line happened.

Apple wasn’t “beleaguered” when it made the PPC transition between 1994-1995.

Lastly, computers weren’t a big deal back then. When I was in college, most of the students didn’t have computers at home.
What is wrong with you? My first comment says EUROPE, not EU:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24216964

and EUROPE population is 746 million, as I already said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe
The result of their last election led to Israeli raids, detention of parliament/cabinet members, and increased sanctions from both Israel and the US. Why would they want a new election? Further, Israel and the US have both given signals saying that next time they'll ensure the results they want
Wow, that's really worrying that an autoconfig file could even do that!

We have had reports of the autoconfig being annoying if you need to change any settings because it locks some of them in place, but I've never seen any mention of that kind of crash.

Regarding the re-authentication messages, I suspect the reason is that you have migrated calendar events across into Fastmail from those other systems, and those events contain links to authenticated resources which your Mac is trying to load. This isn't really something we can fix other than stripping those out of your events, but that has its own downsides!
French is actually a significant language in Cincinnati?

I've never been there and it isn't exactly close to the Ontario or Quebec provinces of Canada.
I think the winning countries in this pandemic would be the ones who were able to collectively wait for a vaccine while maintaining low death rates.

Sadly US will not be one of those.
I would generally like my malware to not be marked as malware.
>Resilience is unnecessary in countries with a safety net

Not entirely. Having a safety net might be the difference between having a home/food and being on the street but having savings and a safety net allows you to live your previous comfortable life while not working. If you have a healthy savings then you can afford to willingly leave your current job and have some time to yourself while you look for a better job.
First genome comparison gives insight into penguin origins and evolution
Here's a quote from the article:

> We think the hardest part of this is imagining a safe way to pass types between Rust and C++. That requires auto-generated shim code on both the Rust and C++ side.

I'll be very surprised if they'll be able to make a production-quality solution. The languages are just too different, and Rust's OOP support is one of these issues.
I don't disagree, but that’s a failure of the other offerings to exceed the value proposition of Zoom.