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From youtube-dl readme:

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As a matter of policy (as well as legality), youtube-dl does not include support for services that specialize in infringing copyright. As a rule of thumb, if you cannot easily find a video that the service is quite obviously allowed to distribute (i.e. that has been uploaded by the creator, the creator's distributor, or is published under a free license), the service is probably unfit for inclusion to youtube-dl.

A note on the service that they don't host the infringing content, but just link to those who do, is evidence that the service should not be included into youtube-dl. The same goes for any DMCA note when the whole front page of the service is filled with videos they are not allowed to distribute. A "fair use" note is equally unconvincing if the service shows copyright-protected videos in full without authorization.

Support requests for services that do purchase the rights to distribute their content are perfectly fine though. If in doubt, you can simply include a source that mentions the legitimate purchase of content.

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Don't get fooled by India's startup hype. India has one of the world's "best" anti-business systems that will create hurdles all along the way to the top. If you do get to the top, the same systems will become your ally (as you would have learned to grease those).

Apart from the regular business troubles and risks, the unease of doing (not just starting) business in India is a huge growth barrier. And it is worsening. The bureaucracy is just horrible and spiced with corruption all over from taxation to approvals. The leaders have little control on that. And it may not visible for first 1-3 years of business growth time, it consistently hits and threatens you as you grow further.

Having said that - Any economy focused strong leader in India could flip that view in a matter of 6 months or a year. It might require reducing the bureaucracy resources by 70-75%. Otherwise the country might be selling the same hopes & dreams for next 50 years or more. India has talented resources and is potentially a talent goldmine, but they are mostly hidden, misused, abused, suppressed, unaware or just moved out.

I guess this will attract a lot of downvotes
i tried this on an old google phone. worked fine. was pretty easy to setup actually. the only problem i had was no good spotify or map app. That's the main reason I use a $1200 phone.
Although git works great, there is some double-duty regarding history: there are both the git history of the .org files and also the.org_archive files. I wonder if people opt for one or the other and not both?
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DRM is not security.

Nevermind the fact that HDCP has been broken for ages and any random Chinese capture card will ignore it and Chinese HDMI splitter will strip it, if the purpose is to cheat the system then you can just point a camera at a screen (perfect video quality isn't a requirement here).
I'm not saying it is attractive. Just that that will be the consequence, it is not sociopathic on my end, it is on theirs. By not taking the vaccine they are also risking the lives of others who do take it and for whom it isn't effective or who can't take it.
https://discourse.julialang.org/t/realistically-how-close-is...
> Simple answers might be open source contributors don’t respect the work designers do as much as other environments (...)

Wouldn't a simpler explanation be that skilled professionals don't work on someone else's hobbies for free?
Hi, this looks really cool - slick UI and clear value proposition. Great job!

Just a couple of questions:

1) why the emphasis on “for MVPs”? It seems like it can be used to build a proper product long term. Adding “for MVPs” make it seem like end users should expect to redo whatever they’ve done if they get any traction.

2)How does this compare to Retool (or how do you intend to differentiate it)?
I'm starting to get more than a little worried.
This is stupid pay people who are well off enough to move here and buy a house... why not use that money to support not so well off citizens to move up help them grow and contribute to their own economy. This just seems like BS to get rich people to come and push poor people out. Fuck economic developers.
When you deal with tens of Raspberry Pis, require high availability, and have low traffic bandwidth Argo Tunnel makes really sense.
> Chattanooga, TN.

Such an awesome city, too. It's close to Atlanta and Charlotte, I just wish they'd fund the high speed rail network meant to connect the three cities.
Losing my job would very much be an issue. It's just unfortunate that he has been getting away with this kind of behavior for so long precisely because reporting him is fraught with peril and people have just allowed him to continue without saying anything.
I personally love FeedMe. I have tried so many, and its the only one that has a pleasant UI, tons of features and free. I would pay for it if it wasn't free. No ads.
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> Canada seem to have done relatively well

Strangely, although Canada was much better prepared (from SARS-1 in 2003) than the USA (CDC fiasco) and their politicians listened to "science", they haven't done as well as expected.

Their death rate is half that of the USA so far, but that's still almost 10,000 dead for a population of 37 million, vs. 200,000 dead for US population of 320 million.

Some of the spread and deaths were from farm labor continuing to cross the border from Mexico to Ontario during the lockdown.
This is the stupidest thing.

You're not worth more if you live in a different city.
D'you think they were correct?
GitHub is "OK". It's only popular because it was first to market(?)

I find GitLab far superior in every regard: its UI, CI stack, Auto DevOps, K8s integrations, on-prem/self-hosting option, support options, pricing structure, customer service, communications and open nature, frequent updates with great release notes, and more.
Interesting to read those points of view. There are really many different ways to look at things... :P

But to me at least, building a CRUD app that makes someone's life 10x better is worth a lot :) (even though our app is much more than just a crud app!)
While I agree with your point of the concept being a universal one, and the title being clickbaity, there is an important point: here the drive to be in the nature seems stronger.

It is not about being able to afford it, it is about preferences.

I am a foreigner living in Finland and this drive to be in the nature has impressed me, specially taken together with a society that is not very consumerist.
In my original country, as well as here, you can use public transportation to go an be in the nature. Here is done much more often than there.
Also, the cities are built in a way that respect and keep the nature, it's not about overriding it.
I tried firefox, chromium and chromium-vaapi (which gives a slight improvement).

Hardware is a HP T610.
just use windows-g
Thank you for the refresher. I originally read it https://www.damninteresting.com/bad-blood-in-tuskegee/ and found it depressing :(. The rest of the site is , well, damn interesting :)
> Wouldn't a simpler explanation be that skilled professionals don't work on someone else's hobbies for free?

No, because the premise is open source projects which developers, skilled professionals, work on.

My real hypothesis, by the way, is that designers have been trained from early on not to do free work. The “work for exposure” meme captures this pathos.
This is indeed feedback we've received a few times. What is different in our case is that we haven't raised any VC money. We don't have any outside pressure and one of the main reasons we're building this app is for ourselves: we just really need such a tool.

This means we're far less likely to sell and regarding profitability, we're sharing our revenues transparently here: https://www.indiehackers.com/product/nat-bot.
Yes, I meant the GUI.
Meanwhile Antarctic sea ice has trended up over the past 5 decades: https://nsidc.org/data/seaice_index/

Sea ice volume is above 2012 in the Arctic: http://polarportal.dk/en/sea-ice-and-icebergs/sea-ice-thickn...

And Greenland has had massive, earlier than usual gains in ice this year (growth started in August, weeks earlier than usual): http://polarportal.dk/en/greenland/surface-conditions/

Cheyenne, WY saw record breaking cold this past week, reaching 2 degrees Fahrenheit in October, breaking the 1873 October record of 5 degrees Fahrenheit: https://www.wyomingnews.com/news/local_news/cheyenne-sees-as...

Northern Hemisphere snow mass is nearly 400 Gigatons above average for this time of year: https://globalcryospherewatch.org/state_of_cryo/snow/fmi_swe...
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Thanks for the feedback. This is something we hear a lot as well, unfortunately WhatsApp does not have an API we can connect to :(

That's why we've decided to focus on Gmail, GCAlendar, SMS and Phone calls :)
I don't think this necessarily infringing copyright. There were court cases around timeshifting / tivo that OKd this.

https://www.playon.tv/blog/playon-legal

As long as you don't rebroadcast copyrighted material, you should be fine.
"China's actually a free and loving country.."
I just did the same thing, and same story played out. HR had no idea what to do.
The core technology is in place and scales. We're drudging through the necessary steps of bank account, payment processor, account management, etc now.

If we were working full time on it, maybe a month? But we're not and the holidays are approaching. I'd expect Q1 2021.
They should mandate it across the board with only exceptions based in medical science.
Just curious, why do you have such a strong interest in the WASI logo? That seems tangential to wasmer’s concerns.
Youtube makes money on advertising. You can’t put modern ads into a downloaded video. I don’t think the ultra-privilege of Googlers factors into this particular decision.

(Also if you live in Mountain View, you’re stuck with a Comcast cable modem and a 38mbps max upload speed even when paying for their “gigabit” plan. But you'll only get 10-15mbps during the peak hours of the work day.)
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Selenium lets you add random delays between your actions which could help avoid triggering a firewall to block you.

Good practice anyway so you don't overload the site and find your logs empty or full of gaps.
I'm not a programmer. Over the years, I've spent a lot of time on HN.

I do freelance writing and I blog and I've been repeatedly told "Get a real job. Quit expecting writing to pay. It doesn't."

I briefly was interested in trying to contribute to open source as a non programmer. I've seen other non programmers ask about contributing to open source.

It's a really unwelcoming environment for non programmers. Even people who are programmers and wanting to get into open source talk about how difficult it can be to get involved. Now dial that up a few notches for people who don't program, think differently, communicate differently and are frequently looked down upon by programmers because programmers make good money and many of them are openly contemptuous of people who don't make good money and are often openly contemptuous of the kind of work they do, as if what they do takes less smarts, isn't as valuable, etc.
You won't lose it. The tool is open source so either you or someone else can (and will) maintain a fork. You can't stop these things.
Thanks for the positive feedback! We're glad someone took the time of course to give us his/her point of view but love comments like yours as well! <3
> Delhi has 4 really good engineering schools as well

IIT has an engineering faculty, but is not 100% eng. That's a common misconception in the US.
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>Doctors who don't run their own practices usually don't know how much their services will cost, because those prices are determined by private negotiations between practices/hospitals and health insurance companies.

It's other doctors who own the practices and companies. As far as I can see, the golden years for doctors were 80s to 00s, but now they are having to band together as it's big insurance company vs big doctor group vs big hospital group, and if you're not big, you get crushed. Sucks for the younger doctors, but the decision makers are many times still older doctors.

>And the ACA mandating the minimum medical loss ratio for insurance companies had the unintended side effect of incentivizing health insurance companies to pay more expensive medical bills, because they can only pay their exec staff a fixed % of what they spend on health claims. The more they spend on claims, the more they can pay their executive staff.

Yet the rate of increase in healthcare costs went down after ACA went into effect.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/720767/medical-cost-tren...

>Doctors can be corrupt in many ways, but not being transparent about what they'll bill isn't an important one.

That is an incredible claim to me. Literally, the only time someone asks me to hand over an infinite amount of money is when I purchase healthcare, and if one can't see the moral hazard there, then I don't know what to say. We're not talking about a person in the ER with unknown ailments and required work, we're talking about completely routine procedures that healthcare providers are refusing to give information about.

They could provide me the codes so that I can ask my insurance company what it will cost. They could take those codes and look up what they negotiated with my insurance company. But they do neither. Because why not get a blank check from everyone.
In most cases like this, nothing for medical malpractice.

Calculating damages for pain and suffering is usually based on a multiplier of the "economic" damages, the medical bills or lost income from missed work. So in a case where the pain does not result in a longer recovery(or permanent disfigurement or worse) there are no, or nearly no damages. Because of the way tort reform has worked out, it would be impractical for an attorney to represent you unless you can show $25k+ in medical damages, even if it is clear the provider violated the standard of care and it caused you a great deal of pain. Also even in a straightforward case like this, showing that the standard of care was violated is not clear

You could complain to the hospital ombudsman and your insurance co, both to prevent this from happening to others, and because it could reduce your bill.
Yeah, not sure you're the right fit.

What makes us special is that:
- you can write notes from your inbox without having to open a web app or so
- you get those notes in an email before your next meeting

If you care more about being able to draw/record, ... then evernote is a much better option.
You might be thinking of

> In POSTGRES they are run as subprocesses managed by the POSTMASTER. A last aspect of our design concerns the operating system process structure. Currently, POSTGRES runs as one process for each active user. This was done as an expedient to get a system operational as quickly as possible. We plan on converting POSTGRES to use lightweight processes available in the operating systems we are using. These include PRESTO for the Sequent Symmetry and threads in Version 4 of Sun/OS.

From: The implementation of POSTGRES -
Michael Stonebraker, Lawrence A. Rowe and Michael Hirohama

Hat tip to Thomas Munro. I think he pointed this quote out to me in the past.
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Exactly. I don't see people running around issuing complaints about knives and how they should no longer be allowed, yet can be, and have been, used to literally kill people.

I know it's a bit of a childish argument for me to make, but I think ultimately it comes down to money in this case.
Curious, what obscure JVM problems have you encountered? My experience with Java has been that it is easy to get started and work with a codebase.
India will likely tie China in population after the current famine in China - expecting around 200 million casualties in the next year.
Iran is blocking some things (though not search), but here we are talking about the opposite, and Google is indeed blocking a huge amount of their stuff, say, for example, the entirety of developer.google.com.
You can still port EDK2 to the hardware of your choice. Most people can have a quick play on it on Raspberry Pi >= 3.

Also yes, EDK2 is a faithful implementation of UEFI standard and so if you do target EDK2 it should run on your typical amd64-based computer without issue.

By the way the UEFI platform is actually a partial OS itself! Memory allocation and paging is handled and there are even partial event system support, making it possible to run asynchronous code in Rust-based UEFI firmware. However one caveat is that UEFI itself is split into Runtime services and Boot services and their memory is not shared after the transition. uefi-rs exploited the borrow checker to cleverly mitigate this issue.

Sadly uefi-rs doesn’t have most of the UEFI API wrappers. I tried porting some of it but it’s just too complicated and I don’t really have the time to churn on it.
4+ years is seemingly low irrespective of the monthly ask. In other words, one can still be very green in that short amount of time. I want a service like this, however based on that proof would be the ticket.
Do demonstrate, those are pretty basic operations and all scripting languages work with those equally well. I dont see the benefit of a typed language here. Most parsing to me has been a bunch of xpaths then (named) regex on the result text nodes. Never needed any thing more than those 2.
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ie., teachers which were more highly evaluated on 101 classes worsened the performance on 201s of their students.

I work in education and this has been my long held belief; it is interesting to see good evidence for this effect.

Student evals measure their happiness; it is trivial to increase them by limiting their frustration (ie., the difficulty & depth of content).

The goal of education isn't short-term comfort, it is long-term competence.

For example, in my profession, I typically only have a few days with a group to rapidly onboard them in complex areas. It was my approach to end my session by considering all the issues the learners did not understand; and to review them again.

However, this causes them to be aware of the limitations of the learning, and to frustrate them again with whatever was too complex. And thereby evaluate me lower.

Now I am forced into a 'review' which convinces them they have learnt something (true), only because that feeling of accomplishment is better for the eval. It isnt better for them.
I'm pretty sure we don't use any keylogger application. We use https://landen.co for our landing page.
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We had cold spell in central europe for couple of weeks (not sure about the rest of the northern hemisphere), that could explain the extra snow. Now we're back at +-normal temperatures for this time of the year. All of which tells very little about arctic ice - in fact despite this cold spell water is warmer than usual. Not good
iPhones are boring compared to 8- or 16-bit computers, if what you are interested in is how the thing works. Every aspect of the iPhone's design is meant to conceal anything other than exactly what Apple thinks you should be able to do. It's maddening... if you're the type to be fascinated with the nature of systems. That's not age speaking. They are just two fundamentally different things.
First of all I have no coding background.

I like creating projects so I find the no-code movement very valuable.

Abstra seems like a low-code to me. Maybe that is what you mean "hackable no-code"? (edit: you mention low-code in your landing page) If that's the case, and since the lingo in the no/low-code movement is already established, maybe it's better to use it so people have a better understanding of what they can do with your platform, faster.

Trying to create a project fast, I can quickly understand there is a learning curve required. At least steeper than other platforms. It would be very valuable if the first thing that happens when I log in for the first time is a walkthrough. Also, give some pre-made templates so people can modify those to their need. And by doing that they will learn the platform.

First impression is that I don't quickly understand if what I can create with abstra is websites, Saas, mobile apps, etc.

-All the best!
Love the feedback! Because we're actually inside Gmail, it's pretty hard to show screenshots but we tried to describe the way the app works as precisely as possible. We'll add a demo video in the coming days.
^ this man has a plan
The submission is in fact a duplicate, check the source I added. You could just acknowledge it at the very least or ignore it but downvoting for no apparent reason isn't the best way.
Why manipulate strings at all?

Text are DOM nodes. If I were making a business of this I would automate the shit out of it by:

1) Gather all text nodes directly

2) Eliminate all text nodes that only contain white space

3) Add context. Since text nodes are DOM nodes you can get information about the containing element directly from the node itself.

Hands down walking the DOM will be programmatically faster to write and execute than anything else you can write in any language.

Here is some tiny code that does just that: https://github.com/prettydiff/semanticText
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need a r/selfhosted version of twitch now too i guess.
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Thanks for the question! Monica has been around for a while and well known so we appreciate the comparison.

Monica is fully manual. You have to add every interaction manually and open their web app if you want to add a note. We're much more integrated and proactive: you'll receive an email before every meeting with all the notes about the person you'll meet in that meeting for example.

Our main app also tells you who you're losing touch with based on your data. Monica is really a sexy database, we add some "magic" on top of that.
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> No, because the premise is open source projects which developers, skilled professionals, work on.

You do understand that designers do have free will and a developer can't simply order one to work for free on someone else's hobby just because he could use specialized hep, don't you?

It seems you're entirely oblivious to the very nature of FLOSS software, where practically all projects are born as a single individual's hobby, and some of them happen to grow way past the single-developer stage. With that in mind, what exactly leads you to believe that designers have no free will of their own and simply spend their days working on someone else's hobby just because he could use the specialized help?
We've asked the security companies what we should expect as a rather small internet company and they came back to us with this number :)
Per Citizens United, there's no such thing as an "illegal campaign contribution to the Democrats."
I don't trust myself to remember to commit changes, so rely on regular btrfs-based snapshots via http://snapper.io/ .
You make an interesting point. However, India and Nigeria are starkly different, just food for thought. It's almost like comparing U.S with South Africa.