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I was once told by someone that watches TV all day that the Greek Salad originated as a mandatory menu item in Greece, hence this 'Greek Salad'. I researched this online and found no evidence for it. There was no grand dictator that once decreed that every restaurant must have salad on the menu.

If anyone can correct me on that with verifiable sources that would be appreciated.

I am with you on the taste of American produce. In the UK our fruit and veg is not to the standards you would get in sunny parts of the world, however, it is a cut above the bland fruit and vegetables that are sold in the USA. Also, American produce isn't actually that cheap considering that you might expect it to be the land of plenty.
Of course they already do. That's why I say it's scary. We live in Stallman's "The Right To Read" dystopia.
Promoting yourself on Github hasn't had much in the way of features thus far. The profile's Readme.md being a tiny step in that direction. Unsure if future steps will include "social-networky" stuff, as a way of enhancing the GH Culture as you put it. Other sites have forums where people with different skills organize to collaborate (GFX, Audio, Coding, Promotion)
Nurseries and cancellation support, as in [0]?

[0] https://vorpus.org/blog/notes-on-structured-concurrency-or-g...
I also came here to comment on this. A quick search seems to indicate that algorithms cannot be copyrighted, only an "expressed representation of a work" can be copyrighted. So if you represent the algorithm as (pseudo)code, this representation is copyrighted, but there is nothing to stop someone from reimplementing it in a non-verbatim fashion.

That said I couldn't find anything authoritative like case law or guidance from WIPO or other IP organisations, so any expert input would be appreciated in this thread.

https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/4097/does-copyrighte...
Dismissing a text, simply because some people consider it holy, seems a worse folly.
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This means you're no longer producing open-source software. You're now producing proprietary software.
I think by default Altstore comes with game emulators and jailbreak apps, with the ability to modify it so you can install any app. It may have changed as I tried it several months ago.

With the extension (may be native by now, idk) You can install pretty much any app as long as you can obtain an ipa. They're not too hard to obtain from 3rd party sites. Also easy to pirate paid apps this way
A Brief History of Python
Man, barbell stuff do wonders for me. I sleep better, I eat better, the pain I feel is a good feeling, like, my body is repairing for some heavy effort I made, my sexual drive is (a lot) better, my energy levels are better. Food has a purpose. My hormones are better. I feel great overall. I eat without guilty. Besides that, I'm stronger by the day.

I tried to simulate these feelings with other activities (soccer, running, bike, even calisthenics). No success. Not the way that barbell stuff do to me. And I'm not even a very strong guy (101kg bench, 130kg squat, 150kg deadlift @ 73kg).
Looking at their GitHub repo, you're right: https://github.com/CMU-Perceptual-Computing-Lab/openpose#lic...

OpenPose is freely available for free non-commercial use,
and may be redistributed under these conditions.
>> She ran a balanced budget

>That is considered as on the right in the US

Every "right wing" US government in the last generation implemented substantial unfunded tax cuts that raised deficits and national debt... Politicians often say one thing when in opposition and do the oppositie when in power.

Beyond that, you point out that "they US does it too" - accepting refugees, accepting gay marriage, making taxation more progressive. All of these things were (and are being) done while being fought tooth and nail by the right wing in the US. You missed the point.
I like Buttondown's Notion page of Running Costs. It's a Django web app that does it's job very well so it's nice that it includes both all the tools used, how and their costs.

https://www.notion.so/buttondown/Running-Costs-f29729ded5494...

I'd love to see more companies being this transparent. Maybe even make an awesome list. Currently I know of just Buttondown.
Are you implying that people somehow don't need to work in communist countries? I was too young to work during USSR times, but I can assure you my parents and grandparents hated Mondays as much as my generation do, if not more.
i am jumping back to pen and paper or more of direct hand interfaces . I also recently bought graphic tablet for storing handwritten notes.From what i think computer can help you store ideas vertically,with excel you can have vertically as well but still the interface is the keyboard and not whole hands. vague thoughts!!
There are of course the ways to share your digital collection. Your games list on Steam, books on Goodreads, music on services like Spotify and last.fm. On the one hand it's less immediately visible but on the other people can see it without visiting your home. As for what has replaced it in the home, no idea.
For Mac users, who's looking for deeper integration with GitHub, we've built an extension in Raycast [1] that allows you to see pull requests, issues, notifications, workflows, etc. Repository search is also something we're planning to add soon.

[1] https://raycast.com/extensions/github/
According to my physiotherapist, cycling (really any movement) is great but does not necessarily help with back problems and in some cases even make it worse (probably depends on bike, saddle, position etc.).

What's important is consistently moving. That means getting up from the desk every hour for a 5 minute walk or some stretching. Switching between standing and sitting at a desk is a first step in the right direction but really we need to be moving.

This gets almost completely ignored at most desk jobs but now that many people can work from home, the opportunity to get into the right routine presents itself.
This large amphibious water bomber plane seems to be a more versatile outcome of Soviet technological development. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beriev_Be-200 .

Timely in this age of massive forest fires. The engines are made in Ukraine though, so don't know if it's deliverable in the current geopolitical situation.
I don't think anything is available yet. Last we heard AllWinner's order was still being processed by TSMC, rumoured to be 50 million units over the next three years. It would take months for them to be packaged, the SBC to be finalized, assembly, QA etc. And of course AllWinner aren't making these for SBCs, they're making them for their lineup of crappy no brand sub-$100 phones/tablets/smart TVs/etc so the bulk of the chips will end up in those.

At the moment all that's available to order is the HiFive Unmatched, with delivery in "Q4" (this year hopefully!). RIOSLab SBCs (https://rioslab.org/) should be coming next year.

If you want to run RISC-V today, use QEMU: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Architectures/RISC-V/Installi...
Yes, but fruits and vegetables that are quickly ripened with ethylene remain much less tasty than those that ripened on the plant.

(As an aside, some fruits including apples also produce ethylene a they ripen. This is why putting an apple and an avocado in a plastic bag will cause the avocado to ripen faster. It is also the origin of the saying "one bad apple spoils the whole basket", because bad apples produce a lot of ethylene and causes the rest of the basket to quickly overripe. More info can be found at https://kids.frontiersin.org/article/10.3389/frym.2018.00016 for example).
Understanding Representation Learning with Autoencoder
Most people don't want this freedom, I agree with you; heck, often I even don't want it; I want machines that always work and are fast. iPads fall in that categories for many years already. Because it's walled off, I cannot mess stuff up so much. Ofcourse I wish the device ran Linux but with the same container tech which freezes/thaws/kills/reloads apps so it keeps my system fast safe.

Then, on the other hand, when the majority of people see their favorite app, album, book, movie, show disappear from their because the 'big company' decided they can't have it anymore, they do get upset, they just don't know what happened or why or what they can do to help it.

Android is a weird middleground; it's both too walled off and too open; you can get yourself pwned (without rooting) while you still don't have enough freedom to do whatever you want (without rooting). I like it's more open but then I prefer a laptop with full blown Linux (which is what I use most).
New EU draft endagers everyone's security
Disagree. Most self help gurus make their money from their books so that immediately makes their advice suspect.

Cal still has his day job and remains extremely productive which means his advice works.
If we remove the brain of Bob, and place Jack's brain in his head. Who is he? Bob or Jack?
Yep, I am writing the posts in HTML. The reason to avoid Markdown (which I love) and other things is to avoid any kind of building tools. I tried to install Gatsby on a Windows machine and I had several errors. I wanted to remove any dependency on external software. I wanted it to be modifiable with just a text editor and nothing else.

Regarding the use of <span> is because the <p> tag with the chosen CSS leaves too much space after <h*> tags, while <span> doesn't, and as I wanted to just use HTML tags and not create my own version of the CSS, I found <span> the easiest way to achieve that.
What they're looking for is a patent, not copyright.
Show HN: Back End Generator
SwiftLint: Add `Inclusive_language` Rule
If the carrier hasn't fucked with the defaults, you should be able to launch VoiceOver with a tripple-press on the home button. I don't know how it works with the new home-button-less devices, I dont have any of those.
I do audio books too. Actually often if a book is good I'll download the text too to read and listen to interchangeably. It's nice going for a walk in the park while listening to the book once in a while.
I have never met as many lgbt people than on 4chan and they don't complain. The other just don't need to visit and don't read opinions they have a problem with.

There are distinct groups and while mainstream lgbt isn't interesting for me, I would like to stay there, thank you very much.
Yes! I've used Youtube++ and Cercube prior to jailbreaking

There are more (some are jailbreak tweaks) discussed here:

https://reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/jol3vk/question_what...
I am wondering if the same Chrome bugs can be used against Edge that has Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) enabled?
That must leave a nasty taste in the mouth. I know from my own experience that it's harder to laugh off these kind of things if you feel they're more pervasive in society than just one idiot. Of course, it's hard to draw good conclusions from anecdotes but they're still evidence of prejudice that too many are too quick to dismiss.

> I rarely noticed cops hanging out near us when we are in mostly white group.

I heard something similar from a mixed race footballer in the UK (where I'm from). Again, it's difficult to draw conclusions but these things add up. Part of the problem is how to measure or validate things like this in such a way that they become persuasive to change.

For what it's worth I hope it doesn't happen again, or the good far outweighs the bad (which may be all we can hope for in life!)
> Therefore, if after reading this post, you independently rediscover the algorithms presented here, that’s ok, but you must still license your “independent rediscovery” under the Gnu GPL-2.0 license, and cite the sources (for instance this post). This also applies if that rediscovery happens in the future, including in zero, one or more years.

That's not how copyrights work.
Well, apparently only if the user turned off location services in the operating system because he doesn’t want to be tracked. So not by default, even worse.
When the glass is at 50% capacity, one is making an observation of the state of affairs.

When one says that it is "half full" or "half empty" one is already making it into a statement of belief or opinion that reflects one's inner workings and beliefs.
Come on! You didn't even list all the cool new stuff in Zig 0.7.
It's pretty popular in the jailbreak community
Can't you just create another Facebook account?
I can picture this. It's the year 2050. You hear about how a dangerous man was arrested the other day and is being charged with owning an unlawful communication device.
Just go away and have your own fantasies elsewhere. Goodbye.
In the US, most states allow you to order ammo online or via mail order without any license, and shipped to your home.
The polarization of place and the depolarization of race in American politics
If you don't want FAANG employees to use your code, why don't you just forbid them?
Show HN: Loripsum – Homebrew command for generating Lorem Ipsum HTML
Hey HackerNews community,

I came across this a couple of times when bootstrapping new projects where I needed some Lorem Ipsum text, and always had to rely on going to one of the known websites that do this.

After reading Paweł Dąbrowski's "Create command line application with Ruby available via Homebrew" article (https://longliveruby.com/articles/ruby-command-line-application-homebrew), I had the idea of creating a simple Ruby command that can be installed via Homebrew so I can use it in my IDE whenever I need Lorem Ipsum text.

I decided to make it open-source as I always wanted to contribute to the community and I feel this is a good start. It's my first open-source project. The code can be found here: https://github.com/raulpopadineti/homebrew-loripsum

Let me know your thoughts.

Kindly,
Raul
How Hydrogen Is and Isn’t the Future of Energy
True. If you take "200 miles of range" as the hurdle to be cleared, then all those manufacturers you mentioned have exactly one model each that can acheive that. Except BMW who've got nothing with that range. Tesla have four.

I take '200 miles range' as the kindof benchmark of seriousness. Its easy to make EVs with 100 miles of range, we've had those for a decade. They have their uses as town cars but 200+ miles is much more useful.

The other challenge is to deliver that range at a reasonable price.
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I do calisthenics, aka body-weight training. Not the crazy crossfit incarnation, instead classic ladders, intervals of pushups, pullups and some variations.
Additionally a plank before bedtime and some hiking (~2000km/year) + deep squats to counteract sitting.

Most important is to find something you can make into a lasting habit (for years). Otherwise you will end like most people with dieting do.
Updating a DOM tree with 110k nodes while scrolling with animated SVGs
AllWinner - I remember that their software support is horrible.

Support and documentation was non-existing last time I looked.

Has this changed recently? Is there mainline support for AllWinner now or is this still a copy/paste crapfest with branches and huge patchsets?
Great project and terrific write-up.

The only thing I could suggest for improvement is the part when a YouTube ad spoils the flow:

"This tank of a keyboard weighs in at over 6 pounds, sounds like [. . .]"

It would have been nice to just hover and hear the clack clack clack of the ancient beast. But - advertising - sigh.
Almost all public company has stakeholders worth billions: Vanguard for example.
I think the point he's trying to make is even if you know how to deadlift correctly the amount weight involved carries a high risk of injury. Cleans on the other hand involve lower weight and so has a lower risk of injury (assuming you know how to perform it correctly, of course).
Thanks for the link, it looks promising!
This rule is enabled by default in the latest SwiftLint version, and triggers a linting error for using "non-inclusive" variable or class names like "masterViewController" or "blacklist".
The article is from 2011. The research it cites is from 1999. The data that the research used is from 1997.
It's not just the formatting though, I think it's the lack of magic and options; when you compare it with Java, every library will have its own style and approach to doing things. in Go, things are a lot more consistent - either because of the language, or because of conventions.

I've always considered Scala to be the linear opposite of Go, where over time they have bolted more and more (advanced) features and syntax until you end up with libraries and code as extreme as scalaz [1], and of course every developer will have their own Opinion on how things should be written, formatted, etc. Scala adds choice, Go reduces it.

Oftentimes the argument is "but you don't have to use all these features! you can write Scala just like Java", but in practice that's not how it works. I mean just a for loop is already a headscratcher in Scala.

[1]https://github.com/scalaz/scalaz
Mozilla is no better than Facebook anymore. Different side of same coin.

They're not even interested in moving the web forward instead crying at Google for increasing the capabilities of the web browser instead improving Firefox. Users like chrome. I like chrome. There's no reason to use Firefox except for the ideological one. It's the inferior browser. People expect more from the web, but they (Mozilla) dont want to meet the modern expectations of what a browser should be.

Firefox is a dead horse now.
Apparently the originals cost $925

https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/misconceptions-about-the-mod...
GitHub Stories
Blank white spaces. And art.
I wonder if we could bring this element back into society?

For example, the government could send everyone a bumper sticker saying "I have proudly paid $XX thousand dollars of taxes so far".

Some things could be given exclusively to high taxpayers - like for example better parking spaces, or the fastlane at the airport or the DMV.
The goal in powerlifting and strongman, like any other sports, isn't well being of the performer, but winning and very often that comes at all costs.
Your average desk-worker would benefit greatly from deadlifts with appropriate load and under supervision for correct form that isn't derived from your co-gym-bro's form, but from physics and biomechanics etc.

I don't mean to undermine your experience tho!
Yeah, SO is very much aimed at the masses + management, I mean their main platform is aimed at that as well.
Basically yes it's as you describe, but I want to add that the https://linux-sunxi.org/ project has been doing brilliant work for AllWinner's ARM chips.
And not even all Free Software is the same.

Eg the Linux kernel deliberately uses GPL 2, and that community has rejected GPL 3.
You don't need to expand the license, just ask contributors to sign a contributor license agreement.

https://indieopensource.com/public-private/contributors
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Agreed, this is a perfectly acceptable solution too.
Brave of them to do support for the vector extension, given that it hasn't been ratified / officially standardised yet[1]. It's still a work-in-progress. The final version of the vector extension may have small (or enormous!) incompatibilities, so you might be tied to one of their toolchains to use it properly, rather than something upstream.

1. https://github.com/riscv/riscv-v-spec/
Boo JavaScript! We hate you, JavaScript!
I think it's awesome that people are doing research in the area of version control systems. Even though Git is already pretty great in my opinion, there's always stuff that can be done better. I would love to see what the future holds!

Anyway, what I find weird about the Pijul project is that they place the barrier to entry so damn high, that it's absolutely not motivating to even give it a try:

- The Pijul front page (https://pijul.org) has a prominent link in the middle that points to their source code hosting service, Nest. That page has always been dog slow. It takes multiple seconds for that page to open, and then it shows me "Not found". Maybe I should log in to view the code? There is a "Sign in" form at the top right of the page, so maybe I should do that. Where's the registration button?

- The project got renamed to Anu. A couple of days ago I tried to visit that page (https://anu.dev), and I wasn't able to find any source code there. I just tried to go there again and the page is offline.

- As BlackFingolfin pointed out, the blog post has a "Warning about licenses" at the top. Even though I don't think that's how the GNU GPL works, it's already a big motivator for me to simply close that tab. I do work in the area of data storage myself. Would I want to put myself at legal risk, just because I want to try an experimental VCS?

- Why isn't there an official Git mirror of Pijul/Any? Sure, it's awesome if those tools can host themselves, but what about being able to set it up quickly? Pijul/Any is written in Rust. Doesn't Cargo depend on being able to 'git clone' software for it to be installable?

I slowly get the feeling that the goal of the Pijul project was never to become popular in any way. To me it seems little more than a hobby project of someone with an interest in version control systems. That's fine I suppose, but my fear is that this current approach is that the existence of this project simply acts as an impediment for truly motivated people to work on the next generation VCS.
Apple does know better than the vast majority of its users, but Apple's interests are not the same as the vast majority of its users (often the opposite), and it's not in society's interest for Apple to have all the power here.
Do you feel thats equally true of 1 rep max attempts vs something like 5x5 or even 3x8 for a more bodybuilding approach?
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Even there, you still see it, you just have to look carefully. Nobody buys $5k watches and suits because they're more durable.
Cool. I have a NXT lying around. I didn't use it much at the time and when I tried again a few years later the brick was dead. I was not aware that the sucessor to the EV3 was already available. After reading a few reviews it seems the EV3 would be better for me, as it's compatible with the pieces in the set I already own and processing power in the new generation is worse.
> Many people have difficulty distinguishing between what they enjoy, and what benefits humanity.

The would get you many f-words on 4chan and they would be right. Might want to look up totalitarian dictatorships vs. authoritarian. Don't be shocked if you find yourself in there with your ambition to improve humanity.

No site needs to be a net benefit to "everyone else" (without evidence on your part).

This is getting ridiculous...
Update: I got an indirect confirmation that the REV1 version of the document should be authentic and they also noted that radiofm4 (ORF) has a good record of previous disclosures.
Design as a field goes far, far beyond creating logos, interfaces and pretty pictures. Design-inspired strategy has made it's way into the US military, government, and many corporations.

That statement is deep in Dunning-Kruger territory.
Thrussh -- they remake ssh, but they never say why. They only say that it is difficult because of all the interoperability issues they keep discovering.

Ssh has such a large surface, I don't see why they would do this. I also hope they allow you to use openssh as a fall back.
They've traded horizontal verbosity for vertical; you probably won't find a `SimpleBeanFactoryAwareAspectInstanceFactory` in Go; instead you'll probably find a long list of functions implementing some interface (`Stringer`, `Valuer`, etc).

I want to make a pasta comparison but can't think of a good one for Go, since it's often quite straightforward / not-spaghetti. Java is often lasagna code though.