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> This is why I feel that the “China steals all its tech” argument to be facile US propaganda.

So very wrong. China created the Thousand Talents Plan, with more than 7,000 overseas participants currently, to spy globally. Most of the recent US university and NASA arrests are related to that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thousand_Talents_Plan

Mainland Chinese people and the CCP don't believe their current system incentivizes workers to invent, hence the above program.

And the obligatory useful idiot link for you:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot
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The article is written by the CEO of Astropad which is a tool that allows you to turn an IPad into a secondary, touch display for Macs. The users of Astropad must own both a Mac and an IPad, so people in developing countries are most likely not the target demographic.
unlimited vacation just means "there's a limit but we won't tell you what it is because we want you to do less than that"
Why does it matter? Top 40 only really had relevancy to what journalists talk about, music journalists are not really relevant because the idea of having to go to town to a store to buy music is no longer a thing when you can just listen to any music instantly and make your own mind up quicker than you can read a review.

Think they're getting annoyed at modern way of consuming music affecting an antiquated meaningless chart that had already been made irrelevant by the very way music listening had changed.
Tangentially, the adage "strong opinions, weakly held" is nonsense. If you have a strong opinion, you look like a fool if you change your mind when evidence is shown to you.

It is much better to just stay humble. Show your insecurities and lack of knowledge openly and early, you'll be surprised to see how people reactions change from hostile/confrontational to outright helpful.
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The "target site" is the URL from the author's domain, and Cloudflare is the domain's designated CDN. The user is reaching the server that the webmaster wants reachable.

That's how the web works.

> The nice thing about archive.org is that it does not require SNI

I fail to see how that's even a thing to consider.
If you're capable of becoming a lawyer you're capable of becoming a programmer. 38 ain't that old.
But why drop being attorney?
Just another reason to have content-adressable storage everywhere, then at least if it changed you’ll know it changed, and if you can’t get the original content anymore then the change is probably malicious.
lol you sound like trump all you say is:"sweden bad! sweden really bad! sad!" But please look at the numbers: https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/sweden/ why are the daily deaths practically zero now? why are there almost no new cases? But I get why you talk like this. The framing is intense. Just ease up on reading the news and try to explain these numbers. Its funny how all the Americans seem to hate on sweden now for no reason. Its a wonderful country. :-)
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This should probably have a "Show HN" on it?
My experience with smaller companies is that's very true, and you're often on a team of 1.
> What? And you somehow cannot do that in Julia?

You definitely can. My point is that python libs are more mature and there are more options to choose from than Julia.
Paperclip maximizers have been around for a while in print, though rarely in exactly that form. If you want to read one, search for My Little Ponies: Friendship is Optimal. Yes, it's a My Little Ponies fan-fiction, or at any rate it is presented as one. It's actually a chilling story about an accidental paperclip maximizer.
This was first implemented in Firefox, as an experiment, and is now an extension:

https://addons.mozilla.org/ro/firefox/addon/wayback-machine_...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it was known well ahead of time that there were going to be severe temperatures and a high risk of bushfire, right?

Given that, who in their right mind decides that this is a good time to go hiking in this area?
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Yeah - I think you are being a bit harsh but it just appears to be a personal account of a trip that went a bit wrong.
If you have some to hand, links to examples of this extensive collection would substantially increase the utility of your comment.
Jokes and Poe-level parody don't work on HN.

(POSIX 'make' insists on tabs, I wonder what you'd make of that)
Exactly. Yesterday I was listening to this article [1] and not to excuse or legitimate these awful groups, but these are the kinds of overreach I think may directly feed into the radicalization of the young or more disillusioned people towards these movements.

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/08/19/magazine/boog...
Well, no. If The Pirate Bay shuts down, you still have the hashes and the files are invariably somewhere else too. That, and thousands upon thousands of backups of their database made by thousands of different people.
Yup, exactly like democracy and "big government". It's not good, it's just the "common denominator".
I've always believed that you should adopt the attitude that winning an argument is a waste of time. If you win an argument, you don't know any more than you knew before the argument. You should always go into an argument with the goal to lose because losing means you're marginally smarter now than you were before.
As far as I can see, TFA is the summary of the protocol changes. If you want a summary of TFA, I suggest reading each section's heading and first sentence or two. Possible exceptions are the hash trees and directory structure sections, which are more technical than user-facing (read all or none of them).

Not trying to be rude – I found the blog post rather informative and concise!
Curious about 1 and 3! 1 especially, are the customers literally sitting in their planning meetings? Always find it tough to have customers make the time investment, curious to know what models might work.
I was doing that but it became frustrating, so I blocked all 3rd party JS and then whitelisted as I went around the web.

My filter list is here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aembleton/Arthurs-Annoyanc...
I already have the equipment at home for my personal use.
My main reading of the text was the opposite - squashing dissent doesn't work in the long term?
Well, the alternative is that somehow you end with technology that no one bothers to use. Laxness allows to have multiple early, lazy implementations interoperate more or less correctly. Yes, in the later stages you end up with loads of technical depth and oligo- or mono-culture.
I've always been a fan of "strong opinions held weakly" and the rebuttals I read to it so far were, to me, weird straw man articles about assholes at work and not being one.

But your comment totally convinced me, thanks. There's no need for strong opinions, even when weakly held. It adds nothing.

Amazing how a few sentences can do more than entire blog posts sometimes.
Its bottom up, those in a "first world" bubble dont notice its effects. Its already a revolution, banking the unbanked and those at the bottom of the dollar\euro tottem pole. Africa for example:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-crypto-currencies-africa-...

Adoption will establish itself in Africa, S.America, Asia first.. and then it will compete head on with traditional western banking services.
Why limit it based on resolution? When 'disable autoplay' is selected, i would like play button for all videos, animated GIFs or animated SVGs.
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Based on the one comment from the one guy - talking about one app that might be not even Phoenix - it's definitely not an issue.
But at least: Be the Person Your Dog Thinks You Are.
> It used to be, that you only can break a state law, if you are within that state. (with rare exceptions).

US is that rare exception today, who knows, tomorrow it might be China. The chilling effect is enough to freeze your brains.
Nice. You're about to learn why to avoid on-call in the most practical way possible.
For those of you into team[ster]work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NthnHmZT0Go

(for those of you who aren't familiar with the english method: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soPp06vwwiI )
It is not obvious the GDPR doesn't allow this. Transfer of data during sale of a business is allowed under the GDPR. Notification of a change in controller is required but there is no opt-in requirement. If the deal is structured so that it is a transfer of shares there is no need to even notify because the controller is considers to be the same.
Yes, but in the other hand, if you don't handle validation or storage of these things it's rather irrelevant.
I rarely know what stupid format I’m using. Just let the editor do it’s magic! Granted I avoid indentation oriented languages that don’t start with H
I don't know, it's pretty hard to argue it's not a clone.
The APIs are so similar, the interfaces are so similar some of the demo carts are literally remakes of pico carts from the pico-8 BBS. It has a lot of different features, like the different scripting language options, and fewer restrictions, but to say it's only "inspired"? Tic-80, Pq93, Pixelvision 8, Liko-12, PX8, etc all look, feel, operate almost exactly like Pico-8. How many other ways could they have chosen to layout the editors, or different APIs or different set of core features (code/sprite/map/sfx/music editors), all with similar resolutions and similar limits on pallets and spritesheet sizes even if they're not based on Pico's restrictions. Clearly they're slightly different, with different goals etc, but it doesn't take that discerning of an eye to spot a clone. IMO only.
Just disabling 3rd party JS solves a lot of the problems. Still have to whitelist a lot, but it is easier than blocking which just feels like whack-a-mole.
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Your comment is a tangent, but I feel compelled to point out that a US Secretary of State has an obligation to prioritize American lives over those of other countries' citizens.
Not so deadly compared to how deadly it is supposed to be.

Wikipedia
"The median lethal dose for inhaled A-234 has been estimated as 7 mg/m3 for two minute exposure (minute volume of 15 l, slight activity).[67] The median lethal dose for inhaled A-230, likely the most toxic liquid Novichok, has been estimated as between 1.9 and 3 mg/m3 for two minute exposure. "

That is a very low dose to kill and should have had much more casualties, than a drug addict spraying around lots of it.

But yes, maybe a different formula was used and maybe it was on Putins order who cares maybe more for inner strength and scaring dissidents, than international PR. I don't know. I just know that I do not trust british intelligence sources either.

The most plausible explenation I heard so far is, that it was carried out by the russian oligarchie on a different motivation. Tied to the criminal underground. But it is all a fog of desinformation.
Also, extradition proceedings don't follow standard criminal procedure.

See s77(1) of the Extradition Act 2003...

> In England and Wales, at the extradition hearing the appropriate judge has the same powers (as nearly as may be) as a magistrates' court would have if the proceedings were the summary trial of an information against the person whose extradition is requested.

(A summary trial is a trial for a low-level offence - in the US, the equivalent would be a misdemenor. "An information" is a slightly quaint wording for what is basically equivalent to an indictment, except it isn't an indictment because a summary offence isn't indictable.)

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/41/part/2/crosshea...

In the magistrates' court, you either have a bench of three lay magistrates, or a district judge. More serious issues, including almost all but the least contentious extradition hearings, are likely to be heard by a DJ rather than a lay bench, since a DJ has worked in legal practice in a way a lay magistrate hasn't.
I just deleted my account, which I shouldn't have had, and I got an email saying: "We send these emails to help you get the most out of SlideShare.".

Couldn't agree more, that's the most I got out of SlideShare.
> So, now I have to not only learn Python but also Fortran/C++/C because the underlying library that I might want to adapt is written in one of these languages. In Julia the DL library, for example, is written in Julia. What you are claiming is a pro is actually a con.

You don't need to learn C/C++ or fortran. I've been working with python and ML for about 4 years and haven't touched any C/C++ or fortran to get work done. I agree that it'd be better if we could do everything with just one language but the truth is that Julia is not that language. It's great for HPC but expressive enough for generic things like Web.
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In Austria some people are VERY insistent that you use the proper title. Along with that, we need to report certain titles to the government too, because of calculating wages.

And, for us, it is easier to treat all titles the same on the backend side, rather than allow freeform input.
What would you expect "experiencing along those other bases" to look like? If you expand along a different basis you just get something like: half a chance of experiencing (1/sqrt(3)|x> + 2/sqrt(3)|y>), and half a chance of experiencing (1/sqrt(3)|x> + 2/sqrt(3)|y>), so it amounts to the same thing.
Why debate when you have the ear of the engineering manager/product manager/VP and can back channel everything without consensus among your peers? Or on the flip side, make someone's life a living hell by having a nitpick debate in a PR but act like everything is fine with the PR during meetings.

Software development has an ego problem, and I wish there were more resources out there to address it.
Yeah, I didn't see the questioning as "is there really war someplace right now?" but rather "is there really a place where you (or your grandparents) can get bread and milk for bitcoins when normal money collapsed?"
Thanks I had exactly this problem!
I'm the author of the article. This is a very good comment; listening is to me the most important in any conversion, and can be the most difficult to do. I'll write about that. Thanks a lot!
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If the email is "dispatched" the moment you sign in i.e. before the account is delete is not a violation.

Furthermore deletion of the account and information doesn't need to be done instantious, e.g. doing the cleanup once a day in a batch job is ok.
That's what Slack is for.
Link rot has convinced me that the web is not good for its ostensible purpose. I used to roll my eyes reading how academic researchers and librarians would discourage using webpages as resources. Many years later, it's obvious that the web is pretty bad for anything that isn't ephemeral.
Yeah, that's wrong. I've often won an argument where I knew afterwards better what I was talking about than before. Same often holds of course when I lost the argument.
That's what I'm trying to say at the end of the article. Maybe I should have precised that at the beginning, though.
Austria grounded the plane of the Bolivian president because the US thought Snowden was on board and it's not even a member of NATO.

The US can persuade or twist the arm of any EU nation to get want it wants. When dealing with the US, none of them will take the high road.
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There's no proof that it's the only possible way - but no-one's ever been able to come up with a concrete alternative.
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People like to listen to charismatic people, and being one some times involves being pushy, emotional, able to dispense punishment, and throwing insults when needed.

The author sounds to me exactly like the guy who likes to run talkshops, for the sake of talkshops.

Your ideas work, if you can push them through, largely regardless of their merit.
Does that `save` keyword work?

The problem is %s gets escaped, so Firefox generates this URL, which seems to be invalid:

https://web.archive.org/save/https%3A%2F%2Fnews.ycombinator....
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Perhaps you can easily replace hundreds of dollars in parts but I’d rather avoid that. Besides, as I wrote, if my bike fails during an aggressive ride, replacing its parts might be the least of my problems.
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His article is more about the problem than the solution, which he says himself he's unsure of.

I think we can all agree that we have a social media problem.
Clang doesn't do optimizations though. It generates llvm via a simple tree walk.
> One of the best decisions we made that evening was choosing to only bringing the best snacks and dinner option available. Which happened to be smoked salmon and mussels accompanied by biryani rice. This ended up being just the magic we needed to keep morale up as the evening came to an end.

Exactly this. Never underestimate how important a good snack can be to improving morale in a difficult situation.

In many situations just a bit of chocolate can literally be the way to lift the mental fog of war and make it significantly easier to keep plodding through whatever stressful situation you are dealing with.

A good snack really does work magic.
Agreed that doubling every year is wildly optimistic, other technological growth is much slower, e.g. mobile phones were about 36% annually between 1990 and 2018: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.CEL.SETS.P2
No comment on the direct transfer from Ssd to Gpu bypassing cpu ... Amy relevance.
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I agree in theory, but I saw as well strong opinions held without real arguments, throwing "we always did that this way", or because the person is higher in the hierarchy so he's right. I think, in these cases, it can be useful to try at least to bring more solid arguments in the conversation.
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IKEA instructions are great indeed. Sadly that type isn't appropriate in many cases.
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There is a talk by an actor (IIRC) who worked as a football (soccer) referee, to learn not to take things personally:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnJwH_PZXnM
Yeah lots of better places than Spotify. I only listen to house when I am mixing or listening to a friends set these days so it has to be from my own collection or theirs. It's all the other genres I listen to that are on Spotify.
I just noticed the first, Netflix like, 'are you still watching' challenge on YouTube, never had that before.
I believe it was a man killed in a cave in Cyprus during conflict there. He had eaten a fig, I believe and the tree grew in the opening of the cave.

I believe it is true and that should help you find a reference.
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This is awesome! Love the equal size comparison.
I've wrote a few years ago an article about BPG which also had support for animation - https://eek.ro/why-bpg-will-replace-gifs-and-not-only/

Does AVIF have any support for animations?

Glad to finally see an royalty-free format starting to get traction.
Gwern.net has a pretty sophisticated system for this https://www.gwern.net/Archiving-URLs
>Clear and consistent enforcement of terms of service, increased transparency around campaign spending, and the removal of harmful content, such as online harassment and doxing, are needed. Algorithmic transparency and accountability are also important in surfacing how misinformation or other harmful content is spread and, in some cases, monetized. However, in addition to detection and deletion, we need a complementary redressive approach, seeking to slow and reverse people’s loss of trust in the center while restoring inclusive political institutions and accountable authorities.

He wants to censor all online harassment. In our microagreasion world we might as well just turn the internet off.
But how can you be sure you data didn't fit shared the moment you did login with linkedln?
In no serious field does one do a PhD in 3 years in Germany.
Have you listened to the album Artpop by Lady Gaga? It plays with this idea in an intelligent and musically interesting way. IMHO.
But isn't that just a matter of using a formatter to ensure correct style in addition to tabs? If you are using tabs for indentation, your style guide probably does not, or at least should not, depend on how wide they are on the user's screen.
Anecdotally: The best jobs I've had were ones where I was able to contribute to the team on day 1 or 2. The worst jobs were the ones where it took me 3+ weeks before I got assigned enough permissions to make a single change.

Which goes a little against the idea of slowly introducing trust, but these were sysadmin/devops jobs, not coding. YMMV.

EDIT: By "best" I mean "most productive, most enjoyable, most memorable". All accusations of selective memory or bias on my part are of course accepted.
Yeah, AVIF supports animations, but I haven't tried it yet, and don't know the state of implementations. In general, I'm not that excited by anim-image formats, I just go for the video format in that case.
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I saw someone comment a while ago that Brexit effectively demotes the UK to being a colony of the US through trade dependence once they’re cut off from their special access to Europe.

Does this not effectively prove that? The US has made a decision, and like a good vassal the UK judiciary is delivering Assange to them.
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Consent is just one basis of processing. There are others, such as "legitimate interest" or for the performance of a contract, for example.
This is a lot of words to say that retailers share evidence with police and have access to evidence that other retailers have shared. Very few if any of them explain why this is a bad thing.
The display I used (Samsung Flip) is a standalone product with its own OS. I'm not sure a regular OS connected to the display would work so well.
I would revise the goal slightly.

My aim is always to try and understand a different perspective, because this forces me to account for that in my own perspective.

My mind can be unchanged or I can 'win' the argument and still have learned something new with this approach.
TBH, this is already quite a step. There's much more data available. I worked on systems that also had LPRs (license plate readers), and they generate more detailed information: you'd get 1M vehicle passings per day in a medium-sized city. But they're privacy sensitive. Same goes for bluetooth detection or face recognition. Data owners aren't going to expose that kind of fine-grained data to the general public easily.
I often wonder why implementors do such hacky gymnastics instead of just breaking the clients of the corps that use janky noncompliant middleboxes and causing people to replace their broken shit.

Other than those corps who bought crap, nobody would blame Google, for example, and I bet those orgs would only do so temporarily.

Make life slightly more difficult for those whose poor decisions CAUSED the ossification.