skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The report clearly says:

> the differentials between these rates and the white unemployment rate narrowed to their lowest levels on record

Which means that wealth inequality (difference between top and bottom) is NOT increasing, but is decreasing. This contradicts your claim that the top is getting ahead and increasing the gap to the bottom.

So yes, it does run against the "growing wealth inequality" narrative.
For remote support, you may want to look into a more purpose-built system, such as TeamViewer or LogMeIn Rescue.
> And then, if you manage to see the link and use the browser, they withhold "Gallery View", forcing you to deal with the extremely annoying "Active Speaker View".

Is this a browser limitation or something? I think microsoft teams has the same issue.
Legal security? Theoretically Tesla can go after Apple for permitting 3rd parties access to Tesla’s APIs. AFAIK, API access to Tesla’s cars has been reverse-engineered and isn’t something Tesla publishes themselves so there could me DMCA issues, too. Not trying to state what is actually legal or not but rather Maybe Apple is trying to play it real safe.
what would be a "credible hard evidence" for you?
> after reading contents of the file

In the same way I'm reading your mail if I look at it to see whether it's my mail, and then put it back down when I see your name.

That is to say, not at all.
Does ublock origin actually work? Saw on the github a couple of months ago that safari had some potentially problematic resource limits.
What do you mean by privacy issues with QUIC? As I understand it, it’s just another application layer protocol.
And various smaller RBOCs.
A Reddit comment by a Discord engineer addresses the old Go part [0]:

> Another Discord engineer chiming in here. I worked on trying to fix these spikes on the Go service for a couple weeks. We did indeed try moving up the latest Go at the time (1.10) but this had no effect.

[0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/eyuebc/why_dis...
Yes, and that is actually already the case. When Apple finished deprecating .safariextz extensions in favor of Safari App Extensions, they also killed the Safari Extensions Gallery in favor of distribution through the App Store. And as you assumed, the developer does have to pay the annual fee.

See https://lapcatsoftware.com/articles/decimation.html
California's DMV won't let autonomous vehicles over 10,000 lbs. on the road with just a testing permit. CA's testing permit for autonomous vehicles is much like a learner's permit - no passengers for hire, no heavy vehicles. Which makes sense.
A bit the opposite. Trump has consistently downplayed the threat, and the (blue) states have taken it seriously and saved lives. Fortunately it's well within their rights to be more restrictive than the federal government, just like it's within California's rights to have more restrictive emissions laws than the fed. But that's a different argument.
I can raise your anecdata to two: I took lots of antibiotics as a kid for ear infections, then lots more as a prelude to acutane, and 15 years later I have proctitis.
It does not. There is a handful of APIs that are blocked.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/safariservices/saf...
I’d guess as much as they love us installing their software, it’s also just really hard to solve these types of problems when you’re restricted to the browser.
This comment is highly partisan and full of speculative opinion with very little (or zero) evidence to support such wild claims.
What is the mechanism of action there? Do some people's lungs gradually clear away the asbestos particles more effectively than others'?
Show HN: Online Face Generator
Theoretical vs. practical cryptography in the (Linux) kernel
Apple will ban them if they do that. You're not allowed to link to or even mention alternative payment methods. You can't even point out that the price is 43% higher to cover Apple's cut.
No I’m not making a false equivalence at all. I never said anything about whether the propaganda of sides are equal. I just said propaganda exists at both sides, implying that it’s up to you to decide in what quality/quantity they exist. Don’t put words in my mouth.
It seem Zoom is so big that a small bone to pick on can yield clicks for them.
We are already looking at the stomach in ways we never imagined.

Think about how powerful it is over our body. It controls mood, directs our behavior through pain, and is an amazing organ at capturing energy and nutrients from the world around us.
> It is true that if you use unsafe Zig, i.e. turn off safety for a whole program or some sections of it, you lose the guarantees that safe Zig gives you, and unsafe Zig is indeed not safe

Their is no such things as unsafe and safe Zig. All Zig is unsafe, but you can add additional runtime checks (disabled by default in optimized builds) that will slow down your program when used. Using a specific allocator to detect UAF is something you may do in development, but almost surely never in production. And without it your code isn't memory-safe.

> Fuzzing a C program will not find all the undefined behaviour that fuzzing a Zig program can, for the reasons I mentioned.

Zig will have less UB than C, but there will still be lurking UB in your programs no matter how long you test it. Consider the following snippet (on mobile, so this may have stupid syntax errors):

test "this is UB, but the test won't show it" {
const allocator = std.heap.page_allocator;
var buf = try allocator.alloc(u8, 10);
ohNo(allocator, 42, buf);
allocator.free(bar);
}

fn ohNo(allocator: *Allocator, foo: const u8, bar: *u8) void {
if (foo == 1337) {
// double free awaiting to happen in production
allocator.free(bar);
}
}

If you never explicitly test the value “1337” during you debug session, you won't trigger the UB and you won't know it's here, then when you ship your optimized build in production, you'll ship a program with UB in it.
>I can't think of a plausible reason to suspect that developers specifically might prefer traditional mice.

Better accuracy and muscle memory. Faster. It's not just for "gamers".
Ok, theres some progress to accept that. Sure not everything is accurate when things get reported and I don’t doubt sometimes mistakes are made. Successive takes usually filter out the chaff. If China allowed reporters and had nothing to hide we wouldn’t be discussing right now. This report may be questionable from your point of view but it’s all we’ve got for now..

And this report doesn’t look like the WMD in Iraq provided by CIA based on the secret intelligence shtick. This is an open investigation and is still ongoing. As far as I can tell it is credible but we both have the right to our opinions
Idk the US “won” in Iraq very quickly (toppled the head of state, dissolved the official military). It was the occupation and rebuilding efforts afterwards that it failed at IMO.
This is exactly what I've been looking for: LucidCharts with better web integration! Will I pay $100 annually for it? Probably not.
How many western social networks can you name that work in China? Zuck literally asked Xi Jinping to name his child he wanted to be in China so much and he still got denied.
Honestly, sometimes the "junk" lists are fairly useful. They contain absolutely minimal content (because that would require work), but hit all of the necessary keywords for the subject matter. This turns out to allow extremely efficient lookup of a word or name you may have forgotten, whereas trying to find the information you're looking for in Britannica could require reading several pages of dry information before you end up seeing "Ninhursag" and realising that's what you were looking for.

Just make sure your ad-blocker is working before clicking on them and it's all gravy.
Why has this been pinned to the top all day? Is ReMarkable associated with YCombinator somehow?
He’s just making an attempt to deflect

He’s not about to agree and give up

Palantir AND Google can both be shit

I thought we were dealing numerate people. Turns out we’re dealing with people who have the same biological flaw we all have in being able to magically not smells our own bullshit
Employment and wealth are related, but still separate things. It is orthogonal to the "growing wealth inequality" narrative, not in contradiction. Lowering the gap in unemployment may or may not reduce the wealth gap.
Always assume that the malicious outcome is the intended outcome. Somewhere at zoom a tech lead looked at the features planned, saw 'uninstaller' and deprioritized it to P4. That was the malice, even though they did not cacke and wore a top hat with a monocle while doing it.
tilde.town: A social network over SSH
I could see apple adding “Apple search” as a value add for a subscription service which includes music/tv...
I added a Tor hidden service version of my personal website after reading this article, with the Onion-Location header for the regular version.
Joyoshare Launch Summer Buy One Get One Free Offers
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Usually there's overlap in those "designs" with the....appendages of common animals (even if not explicitly labeled as such).

Someone on a moralizing crusade would probably label the company as supporting bestiality.
The website gdpr.eu is not official. It's just a website made by some people. The length of the cookie, as far as I can tell, is not even a recommendation in the law. It's just a thing someone said on the Internet.

The ePrivacy Directive requires strict consent (as defined in GDPR) in order to read or write data from a user's computer, including cookies, except were strictly necessary to provision the service. There's potentially wiggle room for throttling, which is in the name of one of the cookies. I have doubts about a cookie tracking whether you've ever logged in.
Are you trying to say that a Chinese app doesn't care about your privacy? That's new
Can Gore Vidal Find Rest in His Final Resting Place?
Is it possible to use a keyboard with this? That is one thing I’d really want
>how long it would take to create great content

And do it on a schedule. In a prior job, for a time, I was responsible for a weekly newsletter we created for a client. Even if you have some flexibility (which we really didn't in this case), sending a newsletter every Tuesday morning (or whatever) through travel, other projects, life, and so forth really got pretty old. I do a lot of writing but it's mostly in the when I have time and inspiration vein.
I did several and they were all through Zoom. The transaction was only through the Airbnb website.
I had the same question so I dug around. As far as I can tell it really is just one anon that hates her for no reason. He's posted a couple threads with vague insults egging people on to comment on her github.
That's a terrific post; thanks for linking. It seems like Starsky did everything right— they focused on a highly safe system for only highway driving, and an elaborate teleop setup for covering the last mile and exceptional conditions. Basically they just hit a wall as far as VC timelines and expectations.

But I wonder if Waymo can basically follow the same playbook and do it long enough to make it work courtesy of Google's pocketbook.
Some of these books are very old; an 1892 treatise on the ins and outs of bookkeeping was particularly beautiful.

One of the things I really like about books is the ease with which you can immediately start reading one, despite it possibly being over a century old; some things just have not changed much over time. It's a very refreshing feeling for someone working in an industry obsessed with change and breaking things every few months.

...and "prototype design drawings for the first HP laser printer" --- definitely looking forward to seeing that one!
If you think supply and demand is going to completely stop working, then you can use your money to have a battery.

But more realistically you'll be able to pay more per watt for that short period and get as many amps as your house can handle.
As long as its rooted in blocks, I'm all for it. If it becomes rooted in precast IKEA specific shapes, its no better or worse than the Star Wars branded trash. If it becomes dominant, and removes the impetus for non-directed play in blocks, its net-negative.

Lego now is not what it used to be. Minifigs changed it. If you want what lego used to be, Meccano or roblox or some of the other undirected play spaces may be better.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuisenaire_rods
With Audible monthly subscription you get credits each month to use to acquire access to audiobooks. You can now spend those credits in the Audible app.
This isn’t much different from some games. For Roblox, you can purchase Robux on the website and then use them in the iOS app, though in this instance they offer IAP for Robux in the app as well.
You can refuse a payment. but if the offer was to brake your arm or hurt a family member it would not be so easy to refuse.. scary
Nominally you can do whatever you want, that it solves anything is another question. And in fact, they've been printing money for over a decade and things have only gotten worse. The Enron balance sheet could handle a lot too.
Implementing Video Marketing Strategy in Startups After Covid-19
"The money supply measures reflect the different degrees of liquidity—or spendability—that different types of money have. The narrowest measure, M1, is restricted to the most liquid forms of money; it consists of currency in the hands of the public; travelers checks; demand deposits, and other deposits against which checks can be written. M2 includes M1, plus savings accounts, time deposits of under $100,000, and balances in retail money market mutual funds."

From the Fed itself:

https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/fedpoint/fed49.html
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Who do you think the target audience is? You seem to think that the target audience should be people on HN, or people who read less well even than us. That's not the actual audience. It's bankers.
They did exactly that.
China wouldn’t allow that kind of evidence: direct footage of people being psychologically and even physically tortured, proof of organ harvesting, etc. That’s like evidence that is very hard to obtain having how tight a grip China has, but there are leaks from time to time. Once again if China had nothing to hide and reporting was allowed we wouldn’t be having this conversation
I don't think so, Google Meet has gallery view and that's browser only.
IFTTT uses officially supported APIs though. They had to remove some Facebook integration functionality when Facebook deprecated the APIs that they were using.
Does it need to be faster or does it just need to feel faster?
IBD is a catch-all for several different diseases, which are all poorly understood. There is still a debate over whether or not their cause is physical or psychological. There's a big gap between observing inflammation or related markers and actually understanding the disease. Even within the same subdiagnosis, people respond vastly differently to treatments, which more or less can all be described as intentionally crippling the immune system to stop inflammation. It's not uncommon for people with IBD to have tried a roulette of medications with questionable efficacy and dangerous side effects. If you talk to three different doctors you will get three different treatments and/or lifestyle change recommendations. I know several people who have quit all medications after this experience and turned to and alternative/holistic approach.

IBD shares this lack of understanding and heavy handed approach with many other autoimmune diseases. Being in this category is not a good thing. It's not unfair to lump IBD/IBS together; people who have these conditions share a lot of the same issues and struggles.
Static website build with React, YTS Torrent API and WEBRTC
It probably doesn't merit its own submission, and this thread is long dead, but for the historical record, let it be noted that Binney came back and successfully completed another Reddit AMA in a different sub with less stringent moderation a couple days later: https://old.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/ihnp8j/hi_im_bi...
Try load balancing your internet traffic over an array of directional wifi antennas, all connected to different, legally accessible, networks.
If you can find it, A historical introduction to archeology by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C._W._Ceram (who it needs to be noted has a nazi past, which he repudiated but still) is fascinating.

You would want to read more modern work as well, but this is a really good readable story of the history of archeology, and it covers the complexities of the rosetta stone quite nicely.
Turns out: It’s just chance.
Yea, this one goes from 0 to 100 real quick. The first half is a valid-ish argument, then the second is just an exponentially growing web of conspiracy theories...
Personally not a fan of people who are offended on behalf of "others".
Waveshare have lots of such screens, big, small, some colour: https://www.waveshare.com/product/displays/e-paper/epaper-1....
Reputational risk. Some journalist gets wind of an ad on Youtube that's playing for a neo-Nazi video, it gets written up as "$COMPANY is supporting Nazis!" despite the fact that it's largely out of the control of $COMPANY, several companies collectively freak out and pull advertising money, and everyone goes hunting for where their pipelines might lead to similar pearl-clutching associations and PR disasters.
cells can coordinate by diffusion of signal molecules larger multicellular organisms can use circulatory transport to reduce latency of signals. larger complex organisms coordinate systemic functions with neurons and the electrical signaling between distant parts of the body.

latency is not a good thing to have when you are a motile animal, it limits your overall size and complexity.
animal phyla with nervous systems were able to evolve larger bodies avoid being consumed by being too big to eat and became consumers of smaller organisms.
I think you are underestimating the scale of operation choke point.
Interesting. I didn’t know you could do that in python with a list.

It would be trivial for Go to support the delete keyword on slices (mapping to the statement you noted), but I think it would be a bad idea. Sometimes you want an operation to be awkward intentionally because it’s fundamentally costly. Hiding that cost by making everything look the same doesn’t always help the programmer. Languages should be powerful, but there should be an intuitive relationship between the code the computational complexity (not exact, but intuitive).

I’m sure there are counter examples, but I think Go generally does a good job at this. Plain loops are standard, make, append, new, delete, etc. have obvious costs. Error handling is explicit.
Communications. I used it, because "software engineer" is too specific, "engineer" is too broad, and we now have sociologists, artists, AI theoreticians, mathematicians, engineers, computer scientists, VLSI design and layout specialists, systems management, network administration, protocol design....

ICT is a useful umbrella term. I do not believe it is UK specific or School specific.
Nothing but a debt trap. Exchanging long term debt that yields for reserves that yield IOER and stay on bank balance sheets and enter the economy slower and slower the more they do it.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2V
To develop a large extension consider using webext-redux[0] and react-extension-boilerplate [1]

[0] https://github.com/tshaddix/webext-redux

[1]https://github.com/kryptokinght/react-extension-boilerplate.
Why would that be odd? Look at it from a sales perspective, how many more people will buy this is there is a linux application (LA) and how much will it cost to build and support (BS)

LA - BS = probably a negative number.
But I assumes states and cities are getting into debt
I don’t think so. The first version was more expensive and it didn’t have much (any?) marketing at all. And it’s not much more expensive than the Chinese E Ink devices. They are selling this at a premium for sure but I don’t think it’s 50% or anything close to that. ReMarkable raised $15m USD last fall and I think that is where the Facebook/Instagram budget came from. I imagine preorders are funding the first wave of rM2 production and the additional funding is paying for the hardware development and Facebook ads.
I'm staring at my brand new Keurig coffee maker that has the website URL right on the top of the box in prominent lettering. Almost everything you buy has a URL on it or in it. Booklets, warranty cards, QR codes, and on and on.

So, reality disagrees with you.
You can trace it yourself by using one of the 4chan archives, but to save you the trouble it started over someone complaining about GitHub having a readme page with a random profile as the example pic, other users looked up that profile, at which point the usual 4chan process took over. Also something about food pics.

https://rbt.asia/g/thread/76729744/

https://rbt.asia/g/thread/76735740/