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All I ask is consistency of deplatforming by big tech. If Trump gets deplatformed for inciting violence, then BLM should get deplatformed for all the cops assassinated by BLM activists.
Apple is probably autocompleting based on the data from what people search for.
If the dating pool was sufficiently small say below dunbar limit (150) then expanded, there would have been very few ASD (1/52) in the population to mate with. As it expanded that would obviously change and allow assortive mating.
OP here have modified the title to remove the confusion and added an explicit note to avoid any misrepresentation.
A QR code reader was the problem then... I am an Android user since the dawn of time and I was so surprised when my wife showed me that on her iPhone the QR code reader is embedded in her camera app... I wonder why it is not the same in any version of Android that I have used (now I am on Android One).

This plus the native support for CardDav and CalDav are pushing me to try iOS next time I have to change my phone.
Yes I did skip that bit. The point is the total integration which the Linux desktop will never reach. Apple (and Microsoft) moved on from the simple cases.

TouchID is a second place to that. My T495s has the sensor to do that but it doesn’t work on Linux. Again a typical Linux desktop outcome.
Hmm so wishing for something tongue-in-cheek is bannable. Got it.
I've seen the term "permanently suspended" several times already. Not a native speaker, could someone please explain to me the difference between that and "banned"?
Doesn't posting in an echo chamber isolate you from the larger share of the population anyway?
> Name one prominent left wing account that Twitter has banned. Can you name even one?

What sort of post truth world are you living in?

1. I looked up a list of Twitter suspensions:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twitter_suspensions

2. I found this after scrolling just a short while: https://www.dailydot.com/debug/smash-racism-dc-twitter-ban-t...

Provide one example of a prominent “left wing account” that ought to have been banned because they doxxed someone or made violent threats that wasn’t banned. I’ll wait. Did Bernie Sanders tweet that we should hang Mike Pence?

I don’t consider myself a left winger. Name a prominent mainstream conservative (in the vein of say Bush) that ought to have been banned that wasn’t. I’ll wait.

I can’t name a single mainstream libertarian, paleoconservative, neoconservative, kooky rationalist, or anarcho-primitivist who has been banned, and that’s simply because the Cato Institute and Less Wrong don’t go around saying we should execute politicians by firing squad. If that’s the only kind of intellectual contribution you have to make to society, I think you need to take a long hard look at your priorities.
I assume GP is talking about equivalent-time sampling. ETS is a technique for extending sampled system bandwidth at the expense of requiring a perfectly repetitive waveform. Consequently, it's useless for single-shot captures, where you only get the native sample rate of the system.

ETS used to be much more common in the days before (affordable) digital oscilloscopes could directly sample at high enough frequencies to be useful.
Power management is one of those things that works and then doesn’t quite regularly. I had “fear of closing the lid” on numerous occasions.
That's assumed common knowledge for non-graph theory specialists.
> At some point the lies need to stop.

At some point the lies need to be brought to court.
Android's file picker is usable, with thumbnails, but not great either.

But most file transfers are done through shares.
Or, more specifically, "allistic".
You are very confused about the findings of the Mueller Report.
This is exactly the mentality I was talking about in my first comment.

You think it's better than Google only follows the letter of the law, and destroy it's search credibility, than put some process in place to prevent deceptive advertising.

Searching for one thing, seeing something different at the top of the page feels pretty deceptive to me. If it didn't work, they probably wouldn't do it.
If your engineers are not involved on the business side, they basically have no clue about who the customer is, how the user use the software, what problems they bump into etc. In the bigger companies I worked, engineers never even seen a customer or user.

A vision needs to flow top-down, but if you want your engineers to make helpful suggestions, they need to be involved on the business and customer side from day 1.
ctrl-tab in Firefox can be configured to move through tab in a last-visited order, I personally love it and can't stand the lack of this feature in chrome/edge when I use them
Exactly, and no Dem ever gets deplatformed for these incessant lies that lead to violence and death. Shows you it's all an excuse to purge Republicans (liars though they may be)
I don't think that this is so improbable. The dominance of technology in our world, and women's emancipation means that being "math-minded" is now seen as an attractive trait for men and women alike, both directly and because it leads to higher social status.
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> See you’ve been conditioned to think that some file views are different from others

They are different. Their purpose is different. It is the purpose of an open panel to let me pick a file/folder location. It is the purpose of a save panel to let me pick a folder to save a file.

User interfaces and user experiences go hand in hand. A user interface should be purposeful. It creates a better experience.

Sure, you can get used to an open/save panel having destructive behaviour and it can be handy — but that doesn’t make it a better user experience. It puts destructive actions front-and-centre, violating the element of least surprise and potentially endangering user data.

> Although perhaps Apple has patented it

Doubtful. It’s just a consequence of Microsoft using the same Explorer control throughout the operating system without making any adjustments for behaviour.
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The biggest new LOL of all time is liberals posting "the events of 1/6" as if it's comparable to 9/11 or something.

If obnoxious stupidity had an event horizon, this would be it.
That’a what I meant with “besides boilerplate corporate facade”.

Listen, civil rights and social justice are something to be discussed and struggled in the public sphere, which is not corporate life.

You US folks have this Corporatism so deeply ingrained that you are going to drag public discourse into an authoritarian organization where everything is ultimately determined by the Board and not by you. The Board will play along, as long as their interests align and it means free advertisement and good will. But you’re still asking “daddy, can I?”

You want to be political? Unions and party activism out of office hours.
> But we are passed the point of objectivity in what may be the first battle in a civil war.

A small crowd of extremist nut jobs walked from one end of the national mall to the other and pushed their way past an ill-equipped police squad to damage some property in the national capital, and assaulted one police officer enough that he would die of his wounds.

This is a very bad thing. I hope that every single one of the people involved are caught, tried, and pay for their crimes. The desecration of the capital itself is shameful and sacrilegious, and that is not lost on me either.

But "civil war"? Please research what an actual civil war is like. Watch some news coverage of Syria. The storming of the capital is an act of insurrection, legally speaking, and it should be prosecuted as such. But are you really suggesting that we are near the point of nation-wide violent armed uprising, pitting brother-against-brother in a conflict that will rip apart any semblance of society (in which I MUST choose sides!), and reduce our cities to cratered wastelands like has happened to Aleppo or Raqqa?

I generously don't think that is what you literally mean. But then I don't know how else to interpret "the first battle in a civil war" except as exaggeration for effect, hyperbole. Please don't do that.
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Until they move to another platform which cannot be dropped / de-platformed. Meanwhile Gab gets another 600,000 sign ups. The point is, it is still alive there and is getting stronger by the minute.

Well done for showing that de-platforming is working and that it is reducing and removing 'seditious activity'. /s (It isn't.)
As much as people rail on Fox News, OAN is much more concerning and rising in popularity.
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What I meant was that if you wish to find the maximum flow, you'd use push-relabel or another max-flow algorithm instead of finding the min-cut first and then building the max-flow solution from there.
The fact that the Senate report itself does not question the outcome of the 2016 election would be a big one.

The fact that Russian operation was much smaller that either candidate's political campaigns.

Also, just the general lack of evidence that it was a decisive factor.[1]

[1]https://time.com/5573537/mueller-report-russia-election-inte...
I disagree with this. A point the FAQ didn't mention is user psychology.

Technically, the correct way to use e2ee chat on both Signal and Telegram is to verify the key fingerprint using a secure channel separate from Telegram. In reality, few people do it, so the default makes a huge difference.

If all of my Signal chats are e2ee by default, and I operate under the assumption that most if not all of my chats are encrypted and secure by default, when a chat that really needs to be secured comes in, I wouldn't think of verifying the fingerprint in a separate channel first, because Signal didn't train me to do so. If it did, Signal would have been a lot more annoying to use, because it'll have to pop up warnings and all that.

Enabling e2ee in Telegram is an explicit act, which means that what that mean is enabled, I know for sure I need to make sure it's really secure, and it will trigger my memory about verifying fingerprints. I would argue this trains the user to think more about operational security instead of just theoretical information security.

As far as I can understand, Telegram's secrecy by default is __good enough__. They control all of their data centers and internal networks, and they have been known to refuse to comply with government orders. Given that I continue to use Apple and Google services with similar or lessor guarantees, I consider that good enough, and I'll choose my messaging app based on secondary factors such as usability and features. Telegram wins hands down in these areas.
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This is a very good place to start - https://thebookofshaders.com/
Not downvoting, just observing: Likely the opinionated and unprovable claim (that his can not happen to democrats), stated as an absolute fact.
They mean the same thing; it’s just a choice of words.
Isn't it enough that all other social media are vividly discussing it?

I'm from Europe and slowly getting tired of this. It is not what I come to HN for. Not everyone lives and breathes America.
It's just a numbers game, there's more Dems here (probably 4:1 given the industry demographic) and so you lose the popularity contest on a topic like this which stokes tribal sentiments.
I blame a combination of poor enforcement of trademarks and a desire to let people support the latest specifications with the cheapest possible build cost.

The poor enforcement of trademarks being - that there should not be a plethora of things claiming to be USB which are not spec compliant, nor should people be using names like "USB 3.2 Gen 1x1" vs the marketing name "Superspeed USB".

You also see this poor enforcement with other organizations, such as DisplayPort vs DisplayLink.

This spills over to problems with cabling, such as how much wattage is supported for power delivery or what speed data transfer is available.

Oddly Intel is the one stepping up here with Thunderbolt 4, because it is now more of a certification than a specification.
Retrocomputing is how a non-programmer (me) ended up here.

If anyone has a Xerox Alto (curiousmarc?) for loan, do not hesitate to reach out.
This is neat - specifically because what you point out is actually true. The primary author is a professor and the secondary author is a Phd graduate - both in the Stanford Aeronautics and Astronautic Department [1][2] - in the Dynamics and Control Group.

A brief skim through of the book shows many references to Control Theory texts.

[1] https://mykel.kochenderfer.com

[2] http://timallanwheeler.com/aboutme/cv/Wheeler_CV_201804.pdf
GtkFilePicker can't be worse than the Windows folder browser dialog: https://i.stack.imgur.com/umdE9.png

You have to scroll through that keyhole of a window that you can't resize and it starts with the Desktop, so it's "Desktop - Computer - C:\ - Users - Me - Documents - Images - ..." every time.
On my Pixel 4a: Camera / Modes / Lens. That will open Google Lens which should scan QR codes.
You're right in that it's not a disease but it's also not a label. It's an identity. You can stop being poor, but you can't stop being black. Just like you can learn to compensate if you are autistic but never stop being autistic. I mean, there are documented shifts to becoming nuero-typical but of the few I'd read about, the change was bitter sweet.
You can only use it with node I believe?

At least I would prefer to use sqlite over indexeddb, but haven't found a way yet.
Or even the keywords attached to the ads (which would by why DoorDash shows up as an ad). It’s still frustrating sometimes.
Integral for whom, though? Not a huge number of people are involved in political twitter:

https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/23/just-6-of-u-s-adults-on-tw...
> Can you explain the compromise possible between "fighting the COVID 19 death toll should be based on science" and "Fauci should be beheaded"?

Replacing Fauci with someone more scientific and less political would probably qualify.
I have never heard that quote before. That's great.
This has started happening to me constantly in Amazon! I start searching for something, make a typo, go back, then somehow it snaps back to the typo before I hit enter and I get bad results. Super annoying, I don’t remember it being a thing before a year or so ago.
If you think I'm being uncivil, don't step out into the rest of the comments section, bud. I haven't called you a single name, or done anything, other than express incredulity at your position. I didn't even point out how racist it sounded that you were claiming one side was more prone to violence or less law and order oriented.

All I'm saying is that if you're going to disagree with Occam's Razor, given the history of racial relations in this country, including the fact that there's an entire protest movement about police violence against non-white people, you've gotta bring something besides "could it be," and "perhaps."

If you can't deal with that, I'd suggest you avoid internet discussions entirely.
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>USB device manufacturers want to cost optimize everything, which probably forced the standard to become so Byzantine

As Intel loses its raw CPU performance advantage, it's new marketing materials promote "features" and "convenience". Practically speaking, USB is defined by Intel, and it is making a visible choice to allow itself a position in the market for Thunderbolt 4 by making some USB4 features optional so they can include them in TB 4, and adding other small minimum performance guarantees and hoping that is enough to sell TB 4 chips to high-end AMD motherboard makers, which in turn makes their own CPUs (with built-in thunderbolt 4) more price competitive. It is a sound business plan, but not in the best interest of consumers.
It has only 32meg of ram though, so that would likely limit you to terminal linux.
>>Summary: New autism theory is consistent with the current science on the genetics of the disorder but shifts the focus to the positive traits of ASD and historical events that altered the prevalence of autism in society.

Step 1: Redefine term (so autism is a trait);
Step 2: Based on that definition make a research;
Result: Devoid the original meaning of the term

Autism was a disorder and now it is a trait. Instead of a disorder with certain obvious/extreme traits.

>>McDonald’s theory, titled ‘The Broader Autism Phenotype Constellation-Disability Matrix Paradigm (BAPCO-DMAP) Theory,’ is consistent with the current science on the genetics of autism but shifts the focus to positive traits of autism and to historical events that changed the prevalence of autism in society.

Let me define the "The Broader Schizophrenia Phenotype Constellation-Disability Matrix Paradigm" and redefine Schizophrenia as being moody and day-dreaming kind of person. It also stands for creativity and thinking out-of-the-box.

>>McDonald’s theory also highlights how the prevalence of autism has increased in higher income countries due to societal changes that increase freedoms in education, employment and other opportunities for both men and women.

Now I go on and explain why it is more prevalent in higher income countries, where the meaning of autism is different and is researched to oblivion.

>>McDonald said she now knows what causes autism but it is not something that could be cured and, honestly, she wouldn’t want to do that.

We usually (medically) treat disorders (not cure them) and we certainly neither treat nor cure traits. In that context it makes sense, but one has to see the shift of disorder to trait.
Your first paragraph is about authoritarianism, not fascism.
Isn’t this basically the meaning of the word ’syndrom’? There exist symptomps, which are standardized descriptions for biological issues. Then there are syndroms, which describe common collections of symptomps. Asperger syndrom basically means Asperger noticed a cluster of symptomps recurring together, and they looked a bit like a lighter variant of Autism. If we were sure they are always to be treated, and we had an orgaized idea about how, it would be a disease and not a syndrom.
It is a feature which replace another feature (stack based switching). It broke my flow multiple times a day for three years until I got a Windows machine again. I guess we are just differently wired, the idea of stopping to consider which shortcurt to use was neither natural nor possible for me at that age (around 30).

KDE does this perfectly however. It defaults to Windows/classic Gnome 2 behaviour but can easily be configured however one wants it.
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I trust the F-Droid store more due to its curated (FOSS-software-only/no-trackers) maintainer based model and default to them if there's an app that I need, especially simple stuff that tends to mostly be adware on the playstore
I'm sorry you're incapable of seeing that this is factually incorrect. I hope that you're able to reflect on this in the next few years as Donald Trump's legacy will be similar to that of Nixon, if not worse. And deservedly so. I don't believe any further conversation will be in the spirit of Hacker News' rules. I'm sorry your leader tricked so many of you and then immediately threw you all under the bus.

At moderation, I realize I've gotten to a point that you may consider "flame bait" and I'll admit, my tensions are high due to the reprehensible nature of many of these comments and how sad I am for my country. I'm happy to have my comment removed of it doesn't follow the guidelines.
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Is it censorship of you u add consequences to lying?
> I will admit that our comments sections sucks ass on these topics

Please tell me where on the internet you can get better discussion on these topics than here? This is one of the few places where these things can even be discussed by people with opposing viewpoints without instantaneous flamewar apocalypse.
As far as I can tell, it's not that big of a deal in the US. It might be a big deal in southern California. The US is much bigger than that
Can you bring up a more recent example? More specifically in the last 4-8 years. A figure comparable in influence to Rudy Giuliani and Steve Bannon. 9/11 will be 20 years ago in 8 months.
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In practice they effectively mean the same thing. I suspect they're going with "permanently suspended" now because they want to avoid people using phrases like they "banned free speech" or something similar to that.
I don't understand why has this post been flagged, it's a legitimate opinion
Add that Gnome it's painful slow and uses more resources that KDE.
I see a lot of people recommending KDE in the comments. While I use KDE it also has big issues in its file picker. Most notably, when a save dialog is open it looks like the filename is focused and selected but if you start typing it actually does a search rather than editing the file name. I don't know if Gnome also has this issue, but it is quite annoying.
Strange article

I unlocked my phone and two
accidental clicks led me to
agree to a dialog that my brain
immediately registered as suspicious

What type of dialog can pop up on your Android screen after unlocking and install "malware"? What is "malware" here? It looks like they mean an app from the play store?

The next day, I picked up my phone and
when I launched Chrome, I immediately
noticed it was displaying a spammy URL.

How can one app alter the behavior of another?
Thanks for pointing that out. I was a bit surprised about the low acceptance rate they had.
They explained it, but I guess it just doesn't ring true to me. They said:

"In societies where people do not have freedom to pursue their interests and passions, where meritorious education is not valued, where men and women do not have freedom to choose their careers, and where nonconformity is not tolerated"

I have a hard time seeing how these types of advancements would have such a drastic difference in mating habits.
You just confirmed that Twitter is in fact banned in China in the way that I understand the term.
it's just a design for now, implementation is the next step
Reminder that this was the year where right wing militia groups felt confident enough to plot to kidnap lawmakers in Michigan. Anything is possible, and this country is changing.
> It only protects you from government, nothing else.

As I had mentioned in another comment a few days ago, it stands to reason that were the government to outsource the censorship to private entities (like Orban is now doing in Hungary, where almost all the media is in his pockets) than everything would be technically legal, even though it would definitely be against the spirit of the law.

As a matter of the fact the US right does seem to say that the same thing is happening right now, i.e. that the US mainstream media is "in the pockets of the left" hence the censorship.
We have a permanent home office option, if that is what you're asking. You're welcome to apply using the link I posted!
And what about the servers you're not in control over, like web services which expect you to submit pdfs, videos or pictures like a resume, exercises and their solutions, scientific papers, a picture for printing...?
Strength through adversity? Maybe this will be the fire needed to improve decentralization and alternative currencies that are more censorship resistant?
It does - just checked.