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OP here; not kidding, but once you get down to talking to your actual customers, one has only so much energy to convince people that GMO is not necessarily bad. May be I'm harming myself by being so honest here- but the general consumer is so pleased to know that our produce is so good and is not 'the plastic GMO thing'. This, so far, has been what I've found in over 10 restaurant/gourmet/general consumer interviews.
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My comment will be flagged and removed which will cause me to reach out to Dang, pg, Jessica and others.

Also watch Under the Silver Lake and read the book Ready Player Two. Plus music is a good way to try to understand the nature of reality.

I cannot believe that Hacker News has become infected by authoritarianism. At least the IRC is still free. Come to EFNet if you want to find real hackers and cypherpunks.
I don't see the downside of UV sanitizers if they're out of sight deep in the ductwork.
How did you switch from not believing to believing? That's something I find really interesting.

I feel like I would require such an enormously convincing proof that there is some sort of higher power, that I can't ever see it happening, unless God himself appears on Earth in front of millions. And then there are people who say to me "oh, I just close my eyes and feel His presence", and it's just mindblowing to me that they take something so clearly subjective as proof.
Sounds like Parler was fusked not scraped from their description.

At an extreme you could fusk shared Google documents. Assuming there's a bug that brings it down from end of the universe timelines, basically you are brute forcing a shared password.

Or is this 'scraping' - ?login=myusername&password=mypassword

It's hard to see someone guessing 1000's of URLs that they have no public link to, to get material end users have deleted being straight forward legal.
Yes, they define a bunch of @media filters in css for different known screen widths. You usually get a surprising look when pointing out that it is crazy. “How else would you know that?”

Something as simple as “use-case: handheld | bellyheld | desktop” property? Css designers missed this opportunity completely.
You're assuming that 2 of those 20 potential customers would pay 10x, when it could be that 20 of the 20 would balk at 1.1x.
> Would the existence of a god have any impact on how i already live my life?

If you instead ask, "How would my acting as a sincere believer in this god effect my life?", that gets to what I think of as the honest evangelical impulse. Because the assumption would be you'd go to their events, form relationships with their community, support their ethical assertions and demands for power, etc.

There's a less honest, or at least more manipulative, reason as well. Many religious cultures encourage naive evangelism, especially among the young, as a way to expose them to outsider ridicule. It strengthens dedication to the flock.

About the only form of religious debate I engage in is gently pointing this out to any young suckers who try to convert me. I don't care what other people believe, but I despise manipulative shitbags. My hope is they'll remember the conversation later when people react predictably and Elder Whoever explains that's because the unclean hate them.
Reminds me of this Sinclair compilation video: https://youtu.be/hWLjYJ4BzvI
There’s a good reason why there are no real DPI media queries: You should not decide how big things appear on the screen, that’s up to the user. The user has the ability to change resolution or to change the website’s zoom level, you should never access the real size and decide that a button must be exactly 1cm wide in real life on every screen for everyone.

Just design for the default and then people will zoom or change resolution if the default isn’t enough.
I see no solid argument here against three masks? Are the authors white supremacists?
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My first thought was "Is this audiophile as in 'believes in magic stones and digital cables that improve the warmth'"?

The term "audiophile" has been permanently tarnished in my mind and sits in a corner of my brain next to homeopathy and EM sensitivity.
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I think primarily that's for constraining a div's aspect-ratio. Like making sure you have a div that's always 16:9 to hold a video player. I'd be interested in hearing other use cases, though.
What about the part where people used expired credentials to 3rd-party services to create admin accounts?

Scraping may not be a crime but unintended privilege escalation is a whole different story.
> It has tepid publisher support, and tepid consumer support, without any inkling that it's growing

Recently Ubisoft came on board and all of their recent titles are available on Stadia. Cyberpunk 2077 was reportedly great to play on Stadia, and i've read about a lot of people that got Stadia for it ( there was a promo, pre-order Cyberpunk and get a free Stadia controller and Chromecast Ultra). Those are not pretty significant growth points.
This stretches Occams Razor somewhat. It could be, but it becomes less likely, as century-old stores of vellum would be required.

Particularly as back then, nobody would have been anticipating carbon dating.
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Why make people into atheists?

Don't you want to live in a world where people make decisions based on observable things, rather than blind faith in arbitrary nonsense?

You can't reason with a religious person. Their axioms can be completely incompatible if, for example, they believe the afterlife is more important than actual life.
None of what you believe is based on scientific evidence.
What does "lousy DPI scaling support" mean? You can configure this in desktop environment, e.g. in Xfce Menu/Settings/Appearance/Fonts/DPI.
Go wants low overhead multithreading and static linkage. Glibc is inherently dynamically linked, and sets up threads in ways Go doesn't want.

Error doesn't work for everyone else. It's a hack, you wouldn't do it if it wasn't for backwards compatability.
I think a large potion of the attention might be for aesthetic reasons - Nova N 176 is interesting, but the artwork throughout Voynich makes it much more interesting to look through for people "just looking."

Nova isn't ugly, but for a non-linguist, there's less to see.
What if you use the system as your only computer, using other devices as thin clients? Windows/Linux has tons of different ways to optimize for this (RDP with acceleration, Citrix, LTSP/X forwarding), whereas the Mac doesn’t. Which is fair, Apple didn’t design the OS to be used that way, but it’s an annoying drawback.
I mean, yes. People aren’t taking them for fun. That is the point, that due to problems regulating our executive functions, we can’t properly manage our symptoms on our own.
How many users do you have? Were you able to grow an active community? (Forum or other).
The website feels lonely without seeing what other users are doing I feel.
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I just tested all the demo sites on my vertical monitor, and all of them look as the "correct" rendering he wants.

Shrinking the viewport so it is toothpick shows me the phone screen view. I don't think they are selecting on aspect ratio alone.
I think many developers/designers ignore device and dpi detection now. It has become too complicated, and the benefits are too few.

@media rules with min-width or max-width is really all you need; just make sure the breakpoints aren't so ridiculous that you serve the "mobile" version of your site to desktop users.
I imagine this also depends on your build and physical condition. I imagine that if you're petite and/or out of shape, they might be too heavy.
Can you comment on the clamping force? I just got them, and this is by far my biggest complaint.
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In a large organization it's difficult to track if launches really were successful or not. "Striking while the iron is hot" is the expected behavior for leaders, and the folks who want to grow need to immediately look at the next big thing.

I haven't seen a good model for incentivizing staying with a product or team in a large company. Most of the time the "ops" work or incremental growth work will never appear as significant as a new launch (particularly if 2 years on the product isn't performing to the launch teams projections)
I'm kind of confused about this - I'm sure the author experiences real problems, but I wonder if there's something else at play here?

I've never actually seen screen aspect ratio media queries used in practice, nor have I really seen them advocated for. When I load www.theguardian.com on my portrait monitor (1441 x 2561) I get the desktop layout https://imgur.com/a/ZpUI95Z

Absolutely yes design your breakpoints around screen width. Using aspect ratio seems like a poor choice.
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The real real problem is that so many sites overcomplicate their design.

HN works beautifully on any window / screen size.
Leonard French had a video in the past year where he stressed that the "ease" of doing something did not make it legal. From what I understand if you have any amount of protection on your information (and one might count visibility: hidden as a protection) then its possible you are violating the computer fraud and abuse act. The law isn't specific and only requires you do something that the system owners did not reasonably expect you would do.
More and more I'm convinced that in the set of all possible search spaces, the most important is the pleasure-driven search space. But some well constructed knowledge skeleton let's one explore it (starting) at a higher level.

That's how I see it: to build the scaffolding on ratio, and start flying from there. But it's always important to be able to land back and not to get lost completely - because the outer space is simply uncomfortably unknown.

That's why amongst all the writers (or more generally - creators) I enjoy most those who have both solid knowledge and brave imagination.
Quite right. It seems Christians are more threatened by Muslims than they are by Atheists, despite them both being abrahamic religions.
Being from NZ, I thought the same. But now I live in the Netherlands in a modern building with radiators for heat. In the colder parts of winter, just taking damp outside air in at around 0° and warming it up to room temperature lowers the relative humidity enough that I can find it pretty dry. It'll be somewhere between 35-45% at this time of year, which is on the low side for me.
It’s that I don’t think it’s enough. Reddit offers you all the knobs you need. Want randomness? Use /all. It will give you a representative mix of what Reddit has to offer. Don’t like it? Unsubscribe from everything, then add just the communities you want. Reddit contains lots of polar opposites: atheism and various religions, subs for teenagers and for older folks, subs for frugal living and ones for lavish spending, more political ones than you can shake a stick at. I don’t see even smart people subscribing to /r/the_donald and /r/politics at the same time other to keep an eye on whichever community they don’t agree with. Reddit exposes our predisposition to joining tribes, and we join tribes based on finding people who are similar and therefore familiar to us.

IMO the only way to create a community that will challenge people’s perspectives is to specifically create a community aimed at diverse thought as its main goal. HN is kind of that because the main topic is “things that hackers find interesting”. It’s a singular community with no knobs and yet it provides more diverse points of view than any given subreddit.
Any plans on making an actual GPU/accelerator? It looks like you already have the beginnings of one.
> To me the question is, why bother, and what is the conclusion of choosing an atheistic belief?

For me I was a kid and approaching confirmation in the Catholic Church and realized I didn't believe in any of it. The conclusion was that I don't think there is any reason to believe in the existence of a god or gods so I don't spend my time worrying about them.

The rest of your rant is getting confused between anti- and a-. There is nothing negative or combative implied by a-theist that there is with anti-theist.
Agreed completely. One mistake that designers/developers do though is to completely give up under 1000px so we get this swaths of whitespace and a hamburger. That’s a waste of estate and a waste of my time.
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I'm not even a wayland developer and I get annoyed by all the posts about wayland not working, I've been running it for years and it Just Works(tm) for me aside from the occasional gotcha.
Reddit is a threat to unionized journalists. They need top down control to maintain their privileges, like the guilds of old.

Case example, for years Vox writers published articles arguing for laws limiting the gig economy, like this one:

https://www.vox.com/2016/10/26/13349498/gig-economy-profits-...

Fast forward three years, a new anti-gig-economy law forces Vox to let go of hundreds of gig economy freelancers, thus reducing competition to the unionized journalists who agitated for the law:

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/12/16/vox-media-to-cut-hundreds-of...
Many (most?) Christians are really only about 6 out of 7 sure that they're on the right track, too, and that doesn't seem to make them into something else, either.
what I have been hearing is that the violation is in regards to a flight termination system not activating. SN8 crashed due to the header tank not having the required pressure to relight the engine. They posted that info really quick, so.. did they know during descent, prior to the landing attempt that it didn't have pressure, or prior to landing-flip? If so, wouldn't a rocket hurtling towards the ground with no chance of landing properly require a flight termination? I can't validate this, just what i've heard from insiders, but the violation was confirmed to involve the "explosive landing" so that info seems to go that way. It would make sense that they delayed termination to see if the landing flip was successful, or to at least show it, since that is the main maneuver that makes starship such a different rocket.
It's not at all. Post enlightenment, Muslims, Jews, Lutherans, and even Catholics could find a basis to get along. The U.S. founding documents are based on those same principles of universalism, but a universalism based on there being a god.
The Real question here imho is how can we reduce the gap between knowledge and actions. We know all sorts of things but governments outside Australia and Singapore seem totally unable and unwilling to do basic things like enforce mask wearing or run testing or tracing programs.

Too much deep cleaning is fine frankly, it's too few masks, no quarantine of travellers, workplaces remaining open etc that's the issue.
I like gear icons, sometimes they don't map to exactly the semantics of what is in a menu, but if there are no other possible menu elements than I know to go to the gear icon.

I've become used to the hamburger menu, but it still doesn't catch my eye (Chrome's now three dot option is even worse at this), gear looks noticeably different than the rest of the UI and so I can easily spot it for options.
Well, the European headquarters of Apple are in Ireland, and Derry is still suffering heavily from the Unionist-Loyalist conflict. Unemployment over twice the average in Northern Ireland, no side wants the other to get ahead, and no hope that anything will improve anytime soon. The Good Friday Agreement hasn't arrived in the town, over 20 years later.
It's a bad habit, but it's pretty common. Really, there's two distinct things to consider when building responsive design. One is viewport size (and really just width in most cases) and the other is touch vs mouse. Vertical monitors is one case, but so is touch-enabled monitors or mouse-enabled handhelds. Most of those are considered small enough edge cases, that it's not worth investing. Most websites look kinda crummy if you use a phone in landscape too.

I used to insist that designers never say "phone, tablet, desktop" and instead say "small, medium and large" but it never stuck.
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Ironically, the author of dpi.lv (https://lea.verou.me/) doesn't even bother to have a "desktop-friendly" site. On desktop everything (font, header, images, buttons) is huge and ~50% of the vertical space is wasted. Not the best calling card for someone living "at the bleeding edge of web standards". Or maybe it looks Ok if you view it on a Mac?
For Linux it makes sense because there is no project running the entire operating system. The kernel's system call interface is stable because there is no other "Linux" system interface. For an OS that maintains a libc they can make a different choice.
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People get defensive for Wayland due to the tone of the article. Sentences like "Let Wayland not destroy everything and then have other people fix the damage it caused" sound extremely hostile, making people who disagree immediately defensive.
There's a lot of "literature" about the shortcomings of hamburger menus and "junk drawer navigation" that come up when i google the topic.
I will be turning 36 soon, I agree that for me, my ability to learn and perform at a technical level is better than ever. I hope it sticks.
Media which is optimized for hate-outrage engagement metrics certainly contributed to that absurdity
Responsive design is about making the site look good at any size. Can you give an example of the "old way" vs the "responsive design" way?
Yes and no.

Application sandboxing is not a need I have or one that I want my display manager to solve.

But incompatibility vs the architecture disallows features like screen sharing, automation or accessibility means I will not ever have it installed anywhere.

I can't tell people want to do, but those features seem very "contemporary" to me.

Perhaps it's because I use linux as my work desktop. I suppose if this is the feature I should just migrate to OSX.

Because I need video conferencing. I don't need a sandbox. I already am selective about what I install and most of those things aren't even desktop applications.
Maybe there just is no objective "right" and it's better to have two biased stories with diverse biases instead of one trying its best to be unbiased.
https://www.headphones.com/blogs/news/apple-airpods-max-revi... look for the paragraph : "Frequency Response & Tonality", the issue is these headphones change their tuning on the fly.
It’s not that hard to display a few paragraphs. It’s hard to display complex pieces of information while also making them look good to the client (which, we should remember, pays our bills)
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But that's a lot more effort, and who knows if someone is still using a CentOS or whatnot with an even older version. And it still won't work for other libc implementations.

Adding an extra megabyte or so is a reasonable trade-off, with no real other downsides. It's not that large – smaller than many websites.
Have you ever looked at the annual budget of a church? I'm a member of a typical Catholic parish in the U.S., and every year the pastor includes the budget in a letter he sends to every registered parishioner, for transparency.

There are expenses to keep the lights on. A small number of staff receive modest salaries. There's a fund for capital expenses. And if the parish manages to do more than break even, guess where the rest goes? To help the poor and disadvantaged. Parishioners are encouraged to share their money and time to support the poor in other ways, as well. There are regular collections for those causes.

I'm sure there is some level of corruption and embezzlement across the church globally, just as there is in just about any large institution, but I'd say that in terms of bringing in money, the vast majority of parishes and dioceses are just trying to get by, and to serve their communities when they can.

The image of the Catholic Church being some vast, obscenely wealthy, powerful organization is good for the Da Vinci Code but doesn't really jibe with reality. The Vatican, whose annual budget is about five times smaller than that of Cleveland, rarely has revenue that exceeds its operating expenses.
It's very typical for Apple. They make some very nice products, but they unfortunately apply a one-size-fits-all approach for most of their products and don't give a shit about ergonomics.

They sell products that work for 80% of people. I can't use the Apple mouse because it gives me wrist pain. My partner can't use Airpods because they hurt her ears. Their products work for some people, but if you're unlucky you can only go buy some other companies product.

It always struck me as odd, that despite all their focus on accessibility in software, they seem to ignore ergonomics for the most part. Probably because offering the smallest number of hardware models is more important to them than covering the whole market.
They can freely choose to engage in it. Nobody forces them to rely on wage labor.
HN is a pretty minimal site though - it is just a message board.
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No, it looks like a real person. I disagree with almost every single line, but it looks like a real person.
> That’s quite a claim. I was excited to turn to the footnote and see the evidence for this claim, but when I got there I was dumbfounded.

The author accepts faith from the religious, but demands evidence from the atheist.
IIRC KF94 were designed as an easier to make general population mask in event of a pandemic (after SARS etc). It wasn’t meant to match N95 (or Korea’s equivalent), but to get close.

Ideally the US would have an equivalent, or have encouraged manufacture of one long ago, but we all know how that went.