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>...Society's means of communication and coordination should be equally open to all, under rules decided by all.

I'm not seeing how this makes sense at all.
Or in my case, I was a legit diagnosis during the period of over diagnosis and over medication. I hated being “different” and got off the meds as soon as I could and was in denial for the next 20 years and just brute force handled symptoms. Now after a couple years of reengaging with mental health and getting medicated, it is so much better than researching compression algorithms and ancient Roman battle formations while procrastinating my 2 month project until it is already past due and then working 18 hour days for a week to get it done.
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> "The media is becoming more progressive"

This jumped out at me too. It's interesting that some of the reflection on the NYTimes internal changes, specifically, is credited to people coming from "tech companies".

> The insurrectionists, meanwhile, had often come from digital outlets or tech companies or advocacy groups and could imagine leaving the place at any time.

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/11/inside-the-new-york-...
X is not deprecated by the global community at all, only by the few who push Wayland.
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Using a magic mouse is near-instant wrist pain for me. Although I like the idea of gestures on the mouse, it just won't work for me. On the other hand, the logitech MX ergo has been stellar for me for the past year!
You can easily demolish the entire "atheism is rational" argument very quickly:

An atheist claims "there is no God" or that eg "there is no Christian God".

But the atheist made a fatal mistake here: he mistook absence of evidence with evidence of absence.

This is such a grade school mistake that it kinda makes every atheist look stupid.

If anything religion is more rational than atheism because a relgious persons "belives" and a belief has a less severe requirement to be logicaly sound than atheism (since a belief is subjective).

That is because if you claim "there is no God" the burden of proof is on you to present the evidence, and yet no atheist has any evidence for that.

So in the end neither theists nor atheists have any solid proof for or against it.

But since belief is subjective it has less epistemological requirements than an atheist claiming "there is no God".
Explain to me what's conservative about calling protests "peaceful" while literally showing a city on fire in the background?
I’ll take ‘Things that never happened’ for 500, Alex.
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> on my phone

Yea, I can't imagine that playing AAA (or even indie) games designed for full sized screens is going to translate well on a phone sized screen.
The example of https://www.just-eat.co.uk/ bailing out to a hamburger menu at 768px, just to deal with 5 navigation options is a bit much.
I listen to about ~15 podcasts. All of them have maybe a single 1-2min plug at the beginning, and maybe another at the end. All of them are about 30min or more.

I'd definitely qualify the worst case of 28 out of 30 minutes being actual content to be "few or no ads".
The Russian investigation had nothing to do with the coup on the capitol. It was called "Stop The Steal", not "Stop The Russian Investigation".
Here in Russia they're paying a disproportional amount of attention to surfaces. The covid law in both Moscow and St Petersburg mandates masks and gloves. McDonalds gives you plastic gloves and doesn't give you your order until you put them on, but pretty much no one else is having it. Though all signs and announcements do mention gloves just so it appears that the law is being followed.
Many hospitals are wearing two masks but for slightly different reasons. N95s are almost certainly sufficient to protect you if they’re worn correctly. If you’re an employee at a hospital, they’ll do what’s called a fit-test to ensure you can get a full seal on your mask. It involves a strong-smelling substance outside the mask and if you can smell it, your mask hasn’t sealed properly.

The second (often cheap surgical) mask is merely to protect the more expensive N95 since they’re in relatively short supply still. Surgical masks have plenty of supply and are cheap so they can be tossed out in between patients to limit the risk of cross infection.

Outside of healthcare settings, N95s are rare and often worn incorrectly so a second mask over the first is actually providing moderately more filtration and protection.
I bought my cans when I was fresh out of uni and entering the workforce. They were only £125 which in the grand scheme of things isn't that expensive but I wanted at least 5 years but ideally a lot longer out of them.

My Bose QC1s barely lasted 15 months (thank god for Amazon's godtier returns policies at the time).

Swore off Bose and got some Beyerdynamics. I think I did have some problems actually but I returned those and my current cans are ~6 years old IIRC

I like the Bose sports earbuds, seems like no one else has worked out that IEMs are a terrible idea for sports sigh though now I just use bone conduction
Could we find a simple solution in just telling people to stay home and if they dont they've assumed their own risk?
Ask HN: Is the CIO Role Obsolete?
Someone I work with who has worked at one of the largest tech companies wrote the following as a comment in our internal channels. I'm sharing here because I've been hearing similar sentiments about the CIO roles over the past six years while working in tech. I'm curious about what everyone else thinks.

"Traditional/Legacy/PE owned structures of business consider "IT" as a cost - divorced from their product offering or business. IT organizations in such settings are managing inflated service contracts for over a dozen outsourced technology or business integrations.

"Layers of IT 'VPs' and 'Directors' are busy managing external (sales) parties with very little knowledge of the underlying technology or the product offering being used. Most of the day to day activities are managing outages, upgrades, business expectations & complaints around functionality, and worst of all - security issues. Needless to say, all of which the resident "IT" organization is incapable of directly managing.

"At the top of this facade sits the CIO role who spends most of their time haggling for external resource or services. This is a mutation of the Peter Principle that has paralyzed entire industries.

"There is no room to prioritize product or technology evolution in a CIOs calendar."
Well, religion is a based on faith.

What is the basis of atheism? Is it evidence based? Is is gut feeling based? What the general or most commonly cited bases of the validity of atheism by atheists?
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Um, how many lifetimes have audiophile headphones been available?

If there have been people passing headphones down to their kids, I bet that would be a lot smaller group than you are suggesting. A pastoral fantasy.
Lolno. I have to make Firefox take only half the screen, otherwise HN will render wiiide lines with text. I cannot read lines with >200 characters, then I miss the mark when jumping to the next line when it's multiple lines in a paragraph. HN is also the only site I have zoomed in on desktop, as the font is unreadably small on high dpi devices.

And on mobile I find it impossible to hit the upvote arrow.
This doesn't address the author's central argument, which is that websites need an effortless way of letting fonts become bigger without affecting the entire layout. I've wanted it too. I don't really care if some text gets cut off on headers and looks weird, I just want to read stuff from the comfort of my bed with my laptop a few feet away.
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Here's a really interesting pricing model your friend might be able to use to capture more value (and not make the community mad).

https://kevinlynagh.com/notes/pricing-niche-products/
Not every libc is a glibc.
That's true, I'm making recommendations based on Multinomial Naive Bayes (and SGDClassifier) over custom TF-IDF bags of words, so it is like search plus text classification. And some endpoints do just check the cosine or Jaccard distance between things. There is a lot of overlap between search and NLP.

My approach to AI is somewhat conservative because of working in a law-adjacent field where explainability is paramount. When it comes to getting "smart" I prefer forward-chaining logic over facts, and facts include predictions from models too. But at least there is a "judge"/engine to coordinate how the predictions from the ensemble of models maps to actions. I love me some pertained neural nets, but use them more as black box appliances.
Do you think they'll still be selling them in 15 years?
Good luck, I'm behind 7 masks
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I don't see why you assume parent is living in a fantasy bubble. Their only big claim is that Trump is objectively the worst president ever, a claim which will probably be backed up by history based solely on the unprecedented scale of his attempt to undermine the 2020 election.

Even other republicans are calling him, and those who align with him, out for their antics. In what sense is this part of a "liberal fantasy bubble"?
Digitalization goes both ways, if we want to be able to communicate with officials and B2B online, avoiding all the paperwork while keeping it all legally binding, same legal powers have to apply to emails sent out by the government too.
I was forced to fly on a plane already this year for a can't-miss embassy appointment. I had read that research, but wore two layers of masks anyway.

I did not catch anything, and in fact, I don't think I'll ever fly on a plane again without a mask, even long after the acute danger of COVID-19 has passed. I physically felt the best I've ever felt while flying!

I was very much aware of airflow on the plane, which seemed really good once we were in the air. Not so much while we were still on the ground.
Yikes!

I have no experience or knowledge regarding Wayland, infact this post was the first I have heard of it. That being said, if the author's rant truly reflects the attitude of the community, it's sounds pretty toxic.
There are several popular libc variants on Linux. Which of them is official?

Also, Linux is not POSIX compliant and doesn't necessarily care about being. There are several important IO options on Linux that have nothing to do with POSIX.
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Bluetooth audio profile has gone unchanged for 20 years.

I still have non-A2DP headsets (the early 2000s ones you see in movies) that pair perfectly with a modern laptop, and Bluetooth 1.x PDAs (~2003ish) that pairs correctly with a modern BT headset (in HSP profile, so audio quality is crap, but then again it's the best the PDA could do).

Battery is the much bigger problem.
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> The critique shows that belief in God is not an easy thing to toss aside/refute as one might think.

It really is.

You're already doing it for all supernatural entities (past, present and future) not going by the name 'God'.
Fair enough, I can't really get upset about that. Everybody poops, man.
Exactly! We seem to process “unlikely” as “impossible”, but very unlikely events happen all the time. Just because there are also many, many opportunities for them to happen.

It’s also funny to see skeptics who think they cleverly avoid being manipulated when they see a cut off shadow fall into that trap because they are not skeptical enough of their own hypotheses.
I often forget that I have them on, so actually never noticed a clamping force as a negative. But I like that they are staying nicely fixed to my head.

If you are not happy with how they feel I would send them back. Too much money for headphones you don't like to wear!
I know from people working at Apple that they’re acutely aware of this, but it’s a hard problem to deal with. Turns out that the variance of human ears is so big that it’s nearly impossible to make something fit all. Hence you will always exclude a certain percentage of people.

This was particularly bad for the original ear pods and normal AirPods (80% if I remember correctly), is much better for the AirPod pros with their exchangeable inner ear pieces (90%), and even better with the AirPod Max’s (95%).

Though if your ears are at the extreme end you’re out of luck. I guess it’s an unfair version of Darwin’s law... can’t really blame Apple for that though. Other headphone manufacturers don’t act differently in that regard.
Or `Option "TearFree" "on"` in your xorg.conf for AMD users. Might even be the default by now.
> No they don't.

Yes they do.

> Only Windows forbids developers from linking static binaries. That's because they change the SYSCALL ordinals every few months.

That Windows somewhat actively precludes raw syscalls doesn’t mean they are supported elsewhere. It’s always been bsd (and especially macOS) policy that syscalls are an implementation detail.

> Because if you use the official libc and pass -static to gcc then that means the "stable api" creates a binary that depends on the kernel abi.

Try doing that on macOS, you’ll find out that there is no static version of libSystem, or crt0.
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From my understanding material like vellum could be scarce and and as such someone could have reused a piece of vellum simply out of necessity with no motive to deceive.
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I think it is a matter of proper GPU driver support + correct configuration and people mistakenly attribute all bad to Xorg. My polaris AMD cards have perfect tear-free video, but with intel I had problems/difficulties to configure tear-free behaviour.
91.6% seems like a very good result for this vaccine and a big confidence boost to the companies that bought it.

I'm waiting for the J&J results after two-dose immunisation given this vaccine takes a similar (non mRNA) approach and appears to be very effective.

(Not ignoring that 66% efficiency is still significant but much less so than 91.6%)
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I had made a similar comment before reading yours. I am really glad I am not alone, here. I was absolutely taken aback by the lack of Frequency Response curve graph in a so-called audiophile review, and as a pro audio engineer on the side I am consistently driven nuts by this.

There is so, so much subjectivity in headphone reviews, and so little science these days - if I had any interest in doing so whatsoever I would certainly start up my own review site, refuse to review headphones that were given to me by the companies themselves to assure a lack of bias, and - you know - actually do some science.

I, for one - would be interested in doing my own sets of frequency response data and comparing them to what these companies should be providing to start, and so often do not.

Ugh. Hybrid consumer/pro audio gear is the worst. >.<
As it happens though, with the navigation design they chose, the entries wouldn't fit at that width.

They certainly could have added an extra breakpoint where the navigation becomes smaller before bailing to a hamburger, but of course that does add complexity.
I don't believe this. The answer is actually much simpler. We invest into technological progress, solve our problems and that's the end of the story. That's how we have done things the last 500 years. The insistence that we have to give anything meaningful up is what is causing this avoidance of progress. We don't. A lot of the things that we will have to get rid of are actually not as valuable as we think and the things that we will gain will more than make up for the loss.

You overestimate how much environmental harm is actually necessary for humans to continue to exist. It's mostly a matter of incentives and tragedy of the commons.

Overpopulation is not a problem in societies with educated women. Those women can decide for themselves how many children they want and when they want them. That's what is causing the demographic shift to an aging population.

There is no risk of runaway population growth if everyone is making informed decisions about having children. There is also absolutely nothing wrong with having exactly 2 children.
Is this a proxy reference?
With respect to "mainstream" media, it has become demonstrably more homogenized. If nothing else, because of the media conglomerates that have become increasingly dominant.

By and large, they're also correct that mainstream media is moving to the left.

This is clear, if you follow media bias analyses from non-partisan sites like: https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news
Costs could be kept low artificially by putting other bigger assets on another budget. Like borrowing some cloud credits / super computer time, or you know the alien tech that powers the experiment :D
Lol no, the other really large one. Five minute Cloudwatch polling defaults are just overkill even in production.
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I returned my AirPod Max because they were too heavy
We’ll see :D

Forthcoming posts will cover simple 3D modelling with texturing and lighting in hardware. But that’s still a long way from a GPU.
according to google analytics my 28 day active users is 134. I haven't really tried to grow an active community yet to be honest. I feel like I need to fill out some more destinations(I'm missing a lot of south america and africa) before I pursue that.

Beyond that, there isn't really a strong need for anything social given what the core product does. On the other hand, you're right, the site feels very empty because of that... maybe I just miss websites from the 2000's haha.

I bought a couple 80meter ropes and I plan on doing some giveaway promotions to hopefully drive some traffic once the pandemic has subsided though. I'll have to think about a social aspect to the site I suppose.
I was told I’m anti science for saying poorly fitting cloth masks don’t work :-(