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Are you under the impression that people on HN buy .io domains because they're fans of the Indian Ocean, and not to evoke the tech term "input/output?"

Do you also believe that Google bought .dev because the guy who runs the TLD is named Devon?
I have 3 monitors. Once of them is portrait mode because it's easier to read longer posts and articles this way.

I've never had such a problem as described by the blog post, but my resolution doesn't drop to 720px like the author.

Scaling the size of fonts has always been discouraged, even by Windows. I used to use larger fonts on Windows way back and it would mess up the spacing of many apps, because it's just so uncommon. I fought against the wind for years and gave up.
Carpenter bees are awesome, they pollinate flowers (so we can have fruits in our backyard) and have an awesome short life of minding their own business.
Thanks Endwin for the quick response and thanks for wonderful APIs.

Want to know if visa, mastercard labeled debit cards can be used for checkout? or only credit card are accepted?

Looking forward to local payment methods for truly global business feel :)
Yes! Carpenter bees are just as important as honey bees. While they don't create honey like honey bees do these carpenter bees are vital for pollination.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpenter_bee#Ecological_signi...
The ones in the "off seasons" are usually very aggressive from what I've heard. They typically ran away from home to break away from some environmental stress I've been told? I'm not a beekeeper :) Just repeating what I've heard
Maybe they could charge people to become verified?
Most websites nowadays.
Do you really want to write the code for this as a programmer?
Support from popular apps absolutely is a problem for the platform. It might not be caused by them, but it is their problem. The user doesn't care who's fault it is, they're just going to go with the combination which works for them.
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Is it based on the work of any other distro or its own thing ? What init system has it got ?
It could be worse. One particular web app I use daily has horizontal scroll bars even when full screen (and has some off the main info at far right).
Hi, for the speed aspect I just use Google Tag Manager to inject a tag on "minimal user interaction" which is

Scrollstart,touchdown for mobile devices

mousemove for desktop

onfocus for keyboard navigation / screenreaders

and an event that triggers on execution of this tag.

On that event I bind all the third party stuff, mostly with in some trigger group.

So basically it loads late - does not hold up rendering of the site - but also soon if there is interaction with the site.

Here is the Gist https://www.franz-enzenhofer.com/a/gtag-make-faster

So is this kinda the approach zaraz is doing?
This is not a call for fatalism. This is a call for trust infrastructure, trust anchors, and proven underlying identity and trust mechanisms.

What happens when you try to fake being an Estonian who holds a national ID card that utilizes cryptographic primitives? Along those same lines, this infrastructure is the very same needed for business to transact (think document/agreement execution, bank accounts, brokerage accounts, payment processing, real estate ownership record systems, etc).

If I can't prove who I am, that's a gap to be solved for by government (and many have already solved for this, it is a well worn path [1]). If you require me to attest to my identity, that's a regulatory, governance, and oversight issue. As glib as is sounds, fight misinformation/disinformation with trust (infra). Make trust the default, not the exception.

EDIT: Login.gov [2] provides authentication services for DHS' Global Entry. Why can we not use that to attest identity facts elsewhere? Why can't any citizen get a CAC [3] to use with this system? (I frequently see Login.gov is hiring for SREs, but no internal advocates/champions; why?) Why can I pay with Apple Pay but can't prove my identity without a paper birth certificate and social security card (or a passport if you're among the well heeled)?

</soapbox>

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_identity_card... [2] https://login.gov [3] https://www.cac.mil/common-access-card/
/bin and /usr/bin make less sense these days since the root partition is usually big enough to boot and to hold all the programs the system needs. But it’s important to have somewhere outside the package-manager’s control for manually installed binaries. Most installers default to directories like /opt/foo/bin and I tend to put user-built programs into /usr/local/bin.
But they had KDE 3.x ripped apart into single components!
That was really great.
That's great when the feature set you're talking about has already been validated by the market. When it's not, it's a mistake to focus on that. I believe we call that "premature optimization."
Of course he's not. But the liberal media elite have twisted his likeness into a demon, far as many Americans are concerned.

Whether it was because it was fashionable, a tantrum because he won in 2016, that he is just abrasive/obnoxious, or what remains to be seen. But it certainly wasn't because of a preponderance of fact and reason.

There's plenty of reason for people to criticize Trump, but the outsized hysteria is not likely something that history will look upon with affirmation.

He did end his presidency with spectacularly bad form, but even the degree to which he's blamed for some of the stuff that occurred is both hypocritical and irrational. (Again, largely fed by media and political narrative.)

That the Left emerges to think that they are somehow superior is laughable. They're sick and twisted, too. But they won't know that because of what their constantly fed.

Ironically, my wife—who is as progressive as they come—feels similarly. There is a massive disease in America right now—both sides included—and the actions of the last few years probably won't be looked upon fondly by history.
That's their justification, but put a non-technical user in front of a gnome system and you will find nothing but confusion. It doesn't operate like any other OS GUI, nor is it intuitive or discoverable, nor does it have feature parity. They must be designing gnome for someone, but I don't know who.
Device trees are fine and what you would find deeper in an x86 system if you looked.

BSP junk is annoying, but you don't have to use it. Just buy hardware that works on mainline Linux. That might mean you have to buy last gen hardware, but so what? A quad core A53 is still fairly fast.
It's hard to say because every source I can find shows institutional ownership is 120-160% and I don't know how it's possible to own more than 100% of a thing. I suppose that could all be the short positions leading up to the recent drama.
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The "memes" and talking points surrounding GME on reddit remind me a lot of the early days of the 2016 trump campaign on reddit. I would not be surprised if there was a large overlap of "influencers" between the two.
Projects like these is exactly what university use for teaching too! You're way ahead of the curve.

For example CMU also makes you write your own shell. The main focus is implementing job control like: jobs, fg, bg, and various signal handlers in order to understand how forking child processes work.

I see that your shell doesn't handle much other than cd so this might be a nice next step if you want to continue working on it. (I can't find a good public link for it but you can probably follow along using: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15213-s02/www/ap...)
Some university libraries say that whatever books you use while researching, you should drop into the book-return machine (or returned to library staff at the desk) even if they were never checked out. That way, the computer system still gets a record that the book was used.
Trust is a difficult problem.

Geopolitical entities have been using the Internet to undermine trust in "the West," broadly speaking, for at least half a decade. Warfare has always included disinformation campaigns (they called it "propaganda"), but never has it been so viral.

I could at least envision a world where cryptographic identity is taken for granted. Think Keybase for publications. Sign articles to prove authenticity.

The cryptography involved is largely a solved problem. Software engineers did it with Keybase, and it's easy enough to use that people with very little cryptographic ability can prove who they are to the Internet (assuming they're an established identity with social accounts, or they have trustworthy people willing to vouch for their identity). But we'd need browsers/clients that have the ability to display proof status on messages, and it would have to be nearly as easy to use as existing clients like Twitter.

I hope we start building businesses that repair trust, rather than harm it. Making everyone distrust everything might benefit a few opportunistic parties in the short term, but in the long run everyone loses.
I left in 2018 when they increased all their prices 60% (€16/mo boxes turning €24/mo). I wouldn't rely on them for anything critical, but €2.40 for 24h is unbeaten right now. I have some software I need to build for Apple M1s and as far as I can see it's this or MacStadium (or buying a device).
Poisoned, survived, investigated his own attempted murder, made one of his killers confess on a prank call, released a video about Putin's billion dollar palace that got over a hundred million views in a week and now got a 2 and a half year prison sentence. That's some intense few months he had.
I review a lot of technical software documentation. This is one of my go-to resources for explaining how docs should be organized. These ideas are generally accepted among software technical writers; you may just hear them use slightly different words for each doc type. E.g. I use "overview" instead of "explanation". I'll also mention that this framework isn't comprehensive; there are other types of critical documents that aren't explained here, such as release notes. I think the key breakthrough with Divio's framework is getting authors to think about docs in terms of desired goals and outcomes: learning-oriented, problem-oriented, etc.

Edit: I suppose you could argue that release notes fall under the category of reference-oriented, but when I look at the guidelines for reference docs it's clear that the Divio people were thinking about API references.
Vtubers and even Western streamers do exactly this, I never stopped to imagine there was a word for it and I never made the connection to wrestling.

I'm only really familiar with Hololive, but their streamers exist in this very strange state of pseudo-acting. They have an avatar and a theme associated with that avatar, but there's absolutely no way they can be expected to stay true to a script when they're doing hour long streams (Korone has streamed for 26 hours straight before, only stopping for bathroom breaks). So a lot of their individual personalities shine through in what they say and do. The better the streamer can mix their own real-life personality with the character, the more engaging the streamer.

Probably the best examples of this are Kiryu Coco and Houshou Marine. Coco has had both real life and scripted controversies and it's sometimes hard to tell which is which. She is supposedly Japanese but speaks English with a southern accent. With Marine it has become a running joke that her character is supposed to be 17 when it is blatantly obvious that she is in her late twenties / early thirties. Additionally, she plays the role of a playful and devious pervert, but has so many very strange and sometimes raw stories about pornography and sexual experiences it's really hard for me to believe that it is all scripted; it seems more like someone got to know her really well and wrote a fantasy character around her real personality.

Overall I find the more genuine streamers (Like Amelia, who barely plays a character at all) much more entertaining, but there is a real sense of playful mystery when people's real lives get onscreen alongside their character.
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Are you saying it was outsourced to the lowest bidder?
> The FTC said the money Amazon is paying for the settlement will go back to delivery drivers whose tips were taken.

How much went to the lawyers vs the people affected?
For example, GNOME doesn't support session save out of box. I think it's an incredibly helpful feature, especially for beginners - but maybe GNOME developers simply know that, deep down, all of us yearn for a clean blank slate whenever we restart our box, and showing the apps we've been using five minutes ago will only confuse our brain.

Also it doesn't even show hibernate button on the "start menu" (or whatever it's called these days) - because apparently the ability to actually power down the box while keeping all states is too confusing to have!
We shared only our own experience. We never outsourced to the Philippines that is why it is not there. We mentioned these rates because we were the end customer of IT outsourcing services. Only in Ukraine we set up our office and started hiring people directly
We debated doing this as an outside service on any platform then creating filters but it’s dangerous as a business because it’s so trivial for Twitter to decide to do it. It is remarkable they haven’t done it. Facebook too.
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> Yes. It’s our own Tower of Babel. All built in the name of 3rd party advertising.

Do you mean Library of Babel [1]?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel: "In any case, a library containing all possible books, arranged at random, might as well be a library containing zero books, as any true information would be buried in, and rendered indistinguishable from, all possible forms of false information..."
Online verification .. what private data do you wanna know. With the actual rate and size of personal data leaks, we are close to a point, where it is pointless to do any online verification.
Yes. That’s why its called gambling. The gamification of trading masks the fact that you’re betting real money.
You and I are reading the criticism differently. There’s genuine assholery, 100%. You’re entirely right that those people just make everything worse, and I’m sorry let you have to deal with them.

The other side of things is what I see differently. When folks are saying wayland isn’t ready, or even that it sucks, I mostly see them as referring to the ecosystem, not wayland itself. It’s an unfortunate quirk of language. Because foo doesn’t work, the bar ecosystem is currently bad.

On the nvidia side, I’m not going to engage further with you on that because you called me a shitty consumer and that pisses me off. Fuck me, you don’t want me in your userbase anyways, right?
I definitely understand that it's difficult to listen to people like this. If you feel that way, my recommendation is don't engage with his content. I certainly don't recommend Drew Devault's writing or projects to anyone precisely because of this. That said, I do still listen to him because that vitriol and frustration does seem to come from a good place and genuine frustration.
Especially then, because if that's the case then you know there's more to this story than just what you're experiencing in that moment.
Does it need to be novel to be a good idea ?
>I'll add another one, don't openly confront the CTO.

Looks like we found the CTO :)
If you watch his videos from this summer, he genuinely believed they were undervalued, and would talk for hours about why - and essentially became a laughing stock for putting so much behind a failing bricks'n'mortar highstreet retail.

I'm not even sure this is a redemption story - just a plot twist that made a funny story, much funnier.
Philosophically it's a great question :) I'm not a marketer, but I'm pretty sure that if you'd ask one what they think about losing the ability to do remarketing for all the users who bounced within the first 10 seconds of their visit, they would tell you it's perhaps their most important audience.

We'd definitely be looking to optimizing other areas too, though honestly our approach was more to get rid of as much as client-side JS as possible. There are so many other tools that will help your do your first-party optimizations: images, caching, bundling, but we couldn't find anything that takes care of optimizing your third-party stack while keeping it 100% functional.
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Your summary is quite good. Indeed, we failed a lot. Please note that we used offshoring providers for all locations. And only after successful work on one of our products, we decided to build our own office and hire our team in Ukraine
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Godot and Steam work perfectly fine on Wayland.
Blame is a terrible name for that feature though
At what horizontal resolution?
Why not make it pseudonymous, and then federate identity verification by having neutral third-parties attest to who you are?
Yeah I think if your going to make a cynical post calling everyone idiots you should address some of what happened like the low volume trading, curve ball from brokers preventing trades etc.. There was a lot of chaos in the last few days idk if you can just write it all off as suckers getting played
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Is software architecture role the end game for SWEs?
Love this. This was a huge reason why the free plan didn’t work for me before.
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So, ultimately, if you make the wrong trading decisions, it's your fault. WSB or not it's irrelevant.
It's why "naming things" is one of the hardest problems in CS!

It's hard to work with someone who doesn't get that.
I am not saying that everyone understands what is happening, but there are a lot of people who took interest and educated themselves on how the stock market works and what is happening.

Two of my friends got into trading because of this (and not in fuck the system way).
Thanks for clarification. I either wasn't able to figure this out back then or things have changes since then.
It just doesn't make sense that there is no way for an average real person to get verified and display an instant signal that differentiates them from a fake bot

It's the old tech cliché: "Because it doesn't scale." Which is just an excuse for "We're lazy and don't want to spend money on things that don't directly benefit our cafeteria and office toys."

After quitting Facebook a couple of years ago, I tried to log in to my Facebook account back in December to say Merry Christmas to some people, but I am locked out. Facebook asked me to send in a government photo ID, which I did. Nothing has happened since.

Responsibility doesn't scale. Accountability doesn't scale. Service doesn't scale. Doing the right thing doesn't scale.

On the plus side, I'm still not using Facebook.
It's not fantasy, I think that's far too rhetorically strong.

In many other contexts 25 years would be referred to a "generation" or a "lifetime", I think this is more pedantic than it is a generous interpretation of GPs point, which was that It's an enormous increase in e-waste.
>I’m out going to engage further with you on that because you called me a shitty consumer and that pisses me off. Fuck me, you don’t want me in your userbase anyways, right?

Yeah. Nvidia is engaging in shitty behavior, and I've outlined my argument for this. It's shitty to reward this behavior by buying their thousand-dollar GPUs. And, yes, I think that doing so anyway makes you a shitty consumer. And, yes, I don't want you in my userbase if you've made that decision. It's not my problem when shit breaks for you because of that.
You can observe that there is instability in every post-industrial society, when there are fewer manual jobs for the working class. When factories close the knock-on effects on households and local economies are devastating. I see it in every council estate of the towns and cities I've visited.

Additionally, it is difficult to see how restrictions on family can be imposed without becoming a totalitarian nightmare. Unless you look to China for enlightenment with its 'One Child' policy... which has the unintended consequence of a gender imbalance favouring boys. That of course means a lot of unhappy males, thanks to a shortage in available women. If we coalesce these two effects, you don't want masses of unhappy, unemployed males.

What is proposed here is impossible to achieve without inflicting unimaginable misery for millions. No thanks. Surely there are better and more gradual solutions which do not require the imposition of force rather than this euphemism of 'depopulation'.
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Hah, perhaps!
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https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=112178...

Chrome regressed on Wayland after changing the default rendering path on Linux. The slowness seems to be a problem in getting proper vsync, and there are multiple cases where it was/is causing issues.
They're having fun running sentiment analysis on themselves and building an index out of it.
How much is the bonus, or what is the range for those bonuses?

I remember when I worked at an automaker in the 90s, one of my colleagues got a check for a little over a million dollars from a cost savings initiative that he suggested. At the time, the company was paying the suggester 10% of any cost savings they would recommend after the first year of savings was accounted. That's pretty significant and motivated a lot of people to implement cost savings.