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For starters, I think the number 1 most important thing is open sourcing code. Everyone should be able to read the entirety of the software's code themselves, verify the claim, build the app from source, and run it locally if desired. Unfortunately not everyone will have the skill to do this, so many will likely have to resort to trust in others to do this verification for them.

Given that this code also runs on a website, you have to trust that the code loaded from the website is the same as the source. Notice this statement I also added in there: "Please be aware: if someone evil... takes control of hushdocs.com, they can access your docs!"

There are some ways to mitigate this:

1. I could offer a native downloadable version of this site, and you can verify the downloaded file's integrity using a hash and signature.

2. I could add a service worker to the site such that after the website loads the first time, you have to manually allow a new version of the site (that would also be signed by me) to load and run in your browser. Check out this blog post for ideas on how to go about this: https://blog.airborn.io/post/2017/08/03/Transparent-Web-Apps...

3. I could host the static site on IPFS and you could rely on a browser extension to ensure the correct site loads, described here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/e2e-integrity/

But at the end of the day, to really verify the claim yourself, you have to be able to read and build the software from source yourself. Otherwise, yep, you are trusting that I'm giving you code that's doing what I say it's doing.
You are looking at COVID too high level. Plenty of people agree that it exists, but disagree with the details. Everything from just how serious the disease is, to how virulent, to effectiveness of masks, to how it was even released i to the “wild”.

Obviously I won’t give examples of any of the above dissenting points because that’s a good way to get banned here and in any other space where the socio-political narrative is enforced.

Edit: Furthermore I’m not saying anything about my own opinions in the question. Just giving my answer to the OP’s confusion.
> How is that even legal?

I suppose an engineer has to sign for it.
> technically correct but as though the speaker is female. That's weird.

The majority of the world's population is female, so absent other information this seems to be the correct guess if no "generic" option is available.
Thanks for the link - very useful
Even dry walls can be made virtually sound proof. If you look at the pdf below (it's in German) on page 49, you can see that noise reduction of almost 80dB is possible. This is impressive. For reference, a very simple drywall has a noise reduction of roughly 45dB.

https://www.knauf.de/wmv/?id=1112 (link updated, thanks for pointing this out)
But the FDA does not dictate how drugs can be used, only whether they can be marketed and sold. There is nothing stopping a physician in the US from using propranolol for preventing heart attacks before the FDA gives its blessing for that use.

If you look at cancer treatments today most uses (not drugs, uses) are not formally approved by the FDA. It all based on research, publications and guidelines.
Yes, the material described there is not wood but an epoxy-based composite reinforced with wood fibers instead of glass fibers, like in PCBs, or carbon fibers, like in high-strength composites.

The only remarkable thing is that they have succeeded to match so well the refractive index of the epoxy resin to that of cellulose and bleached lignin, so that the composite is a clear transparent material instead of being just diffuse translucent, like most composites.

This might make this composite a better choice than polycarbonate or acrylic glass in many applications.

They should have given a comparison between the properties of the new transparent material and those of polycarbonate, because that is their main target market, not glass. Anorganic glass cannot be replaced by polymers in many applications, due to requirements for chemical resistance or high temperature resistance.
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I built something related called https://sidenote.me to take notes on YouTube videos, so I understand what you're trying to solve. Congrats on your launch, your interface looks very sleek!

My feedback about the product itself is that it's trying to do too much too soon. For example, the set interval slider, and all features in the "Pro Toolbar": are they really useful and necessary to your users? To me it seems they're not, and add confusion.

So the question you should ask yourself is: what is the one thing you want to solve for your users, and then make the interface do only this one thing and do it well. Only once you grow a user base you should add new features.

Best of luck with your project!
Introducing the arduino fallback welding kit.
> And with the vaccine, they are 0%. Or sufficiently close enough, that they weren't registered in the large scale studies of various vaccine makers.

No they drop by 60%-80% or so, they don't drop to zero. It depends on the specific vaccin and which "refresh" regimen you choose, and of course on your age (the very young and very old can get as many vaccins as they want, it won't work, and of course immunodeficient patients won't work either)

Or to put it differently: if you have to choose between stopping smoking or getting vaccinated. Stopping smoking is by far the better choice (of course both is still better).
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About that arm64/aarch64 TIER 1 case ...

This will kinda help you:

https://up.bsd.lv/

Description from the page itself:

up.bsd.lv is a proof-of-concept of binary updates using freebsd-update(8) for FreeBSD 13.0-CURRENT and 12-STABLE to facilitate the exhaustive testing of FreeBSD and the bhyve hypervisor and OpenZFS 2.0, and to help elevate ARM64 to Tier 1 status. Updates are based on the SVN revisions of official FreeBSD Release Engineering weekly snapshots.

Features:

- Kernels are built with the GENERIC-NODEBUG configuration file

- /etc/freebsd-update.conf is modified to use up.bsd.lv

- /usr/sbin/freebsd-update is modified to "xargs" parallel phttpget (Thank you Allan Jude)

- freebsd-update(8) does not output to the $PAGER

Hope that helps.
That's hardly a fair comparison.

Being out of job just gets you back into the same situation you were in before.

Being out of marriage (even more so, marriage with kids) can get you into a much worse situation, financially-, mentally- and emotionally-wise, in comparison to where you were before.
Statistically, the best thing I can do there is to keep him away from guns and to not have them in household. That really works, then he has only less fatal means available to him.

Then of course there are things like treating him as normal multidimensional human as opposed to as emotionless competing machine as people in these HN theads write about boys. Like, the boys I know in real life are way more multifaceted people, they do have emotions and everything. They have relationship issues with regards to their friends. They do have to deal with bullying from their friends both physical and emotional. When young, they are not walking constantly fighting trouble people in this discussion describe. When teenagers, they are not only-cares-about sport and violent games kind of guys. Nor closes himself to his room and ignores the family which is actually supposed to be cool thing about boys kind of guys.

Reading gender sterotypes on HN about boys, one would believe it is impossible for boy to become artist, writer, scientist or philosopher. Except in real world, boys and men engage in all those. But really, median boy that live in my bubble is not destructive machine. There are few boys that do cause disproportional trouble, but majority of them are nice humans.

Back to girls, I would be careful to trust people who find all these attempts to "not be serious" at the time of trying. Majority of them is serious. People who act like they are not serious or just cry for attention that needs to be ignored are how girls dont get help they need.
I was about 27 when I realised what = means. I'd always just kinda taken it to indicate something more like "and then". So 2 + 3 and then you have 5. It blew my mind to understand that = means that what's on each side of the equation is the same, just written differently. I had this epiphany after I finished an MSc. My childhood was somewhat math deficient.
There is very little danger of any world's deserts becoming sandless (or even making a dent in the amount of sand) due to the needs of glass manufacture.
[note I am wrong here - it doesn't support UDP - see below]

The ssh SOCKS proxy supports UDP. I use Firefox with a SOCKS proxy via ssh (e.g. ssh -D 2222 hostname) to get around geoblocking and accessing papers via an institutional account. The tsocks program can also let you use a SOCKS proxy for an arbitrary command in linux. I find it much more convenient than a VPN, as it can be easily applied to single programs.
That doesn't explain its absence from most phones from manufacturers that do not have any chance on getting sold directly by carriers. You will find occasional features on those phones - such as multiple SIM slots - that are rare on phones sold directly by carriers, but FM radio has become rare even on those.
Independent repair will evolve into opening a terminal on the car and editing config files, firewalls.
"Let alone technically possible?"

Most of MEP work is laying out pipes and wires so that the fixtures such as airvents, electric sockets and so on get connected to the system. The MEP contractor's task (overly simplifying) is to punch holes into walls and drag their spans of pipes and whatnot through them.

The designs' intent is to specify the fixtures, and how the perform (airflow etc). The subcontractor basically promises that they make those fixtures do their job - and not that their wiring and whatnot follows any specific plan necessarily.

Modern digital workflows are getting slowly integrated to the process and they may improve the productivity and quality in long term.
You may prevent being tracked by blocking .ico request, waiting for the browsers vendors to patch this.
So, if something is well-intentioned, it is ok to propagate falsehoods even if it degrades the trust in the institution you represent? Fauci’s (and others) actions have done huge damage to the ability of these institutions to convey information going forward and that effect will hurt the very healthcare workers he was supposedly trying to protect.
1. When talking about BTreeMaps with zero sized values, I'd instead talk about BTreeSets

2. Where does the 500 tables thing come from?

3. I don't fully understand why the importance of copy-on-write forks is much less important now
The energy to melt and process glass is for sure the big limiter here.
Right, let's conserve sand by extracting oil.
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The easiest way is to use a browser plugin, I use this one that works well:

https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome

That one's for chrome but I'm sure you can find similar for other browsers too.
What you are talking is market manipulation not scalping. How many scalpers do you think truly have $30 million to buy 100000 GPUs?

The situation is far simpler. Consumer demand exceeds supply which drives prices up. Some people figured out where the current equilibrium price is and it turns out that it is really high.

Those high prices encourage consumers with old GPUs to sell them on the market and thus provide more supply instead of throwing their old GPUs away every time they buy a new GPU. If you were to artificially restrict the price it would result in less people selling their GPUs and thus you would end up with less GPUs for everyone.

If the manufacturer is selling a product that is worth X at market rate for a lower price Y then it basically gifted the difference X-Y to the buyer. If the manufacturer is selling the product at market rate prices they will have higher profit margins which encourages them to build a slightly bigger fab next time. It would also ensure that existing manufacturers make enough money to continue running their business despite the paper thin margins outside of a shortage.
> Just how different two organisms have to be to be different species is always going to be arbitrary.

Isn't the decision made based on if mating can happen (and the offspring can procreate)?
I thought species were defined as being broadly unable to interbreed? (Yes, mules and ligers exist but they’re exceptions to the rule produced by human intervention.)
ETag fingerprinting has been around for awhile, KissMetrics got sued for doing it in 2012. I don’t know if there’s a mitigation per se or if it’s just the threat of a lawsuit keeps people honest. Regardless, clearing the cache or using a different profile defeats it.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.research-live.com/amp-page....
Racism played a part in this too

> If a doctor subscribes to stereotypes of what an addict looks like — nonwhite, from a low-income community — the physician may assume their white, middle-class patients are immune to addiction, he says.

https://www.wbur.org/hereandnow/2020/01/03/bias-opioid-presc...
Is this already possible by scaling vertically with SDR and processing power? By the time the quantum receiver is commodity, I believe you would be able to do the same with old technology for a fraction of the price. But I guess there are benefits that I am not able to see, and the progression of new tech...
While you're at it block png and gif too
They won't get a taste though. These people are rich enough that at the first sign of a leak in their apartment they'll have people to book them into a luxury hotel before flying off to another apartment, or maybe a little holiday to help them get over the stress they've had to 'endure'.
I wonder if the normal `youtube-dl` tool still has problems downloading the auto-generated subtitles as of today? Do you know?

I'm not keen on using any of its forks for the moment.
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Easy. “We” fact-check the fact-checkers that checked the facts of the fact-checkers who stated the facts that the fact-checker checked.
Would you mind to tell us if your paid api service has some success ? Thanks !
These are simply amazing. There's a stack overflow answer similar to this which I found very intuitive to understand https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/115906/254044
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> That's simply not possible in the UK for example.

I’m pretty sure it is? Online sales have a mandatory 14 day return policy, unless there’s some exception that prevents doing the specific thing you describe
It’s actually much more simple than that: Many girls become assholes at age 12.
It's interesting to note how Tolkien's story seems to owe quite a bit to an early ring cycle.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2003/12/22/the-ring-and-t...
That depends. Do you plan to start breeding them relentlessly until 60% of all mammals on the earth are deer? As long as you promise not to do that, we won't have a problem.

More to the point, this seems like a misreading of GP's comment. Wyre specifically says that they don't want to impose taxes, that they want to very slowly cut or redirect subsidies instead. So I guess a followup question is, is the government currently giving you money to let deer fart in your pasture? Because if not, you'll also probably be OK.
Sounds like you drank the Kool-Aid.
Yes, but Homo Sapiens interbred with Neanderthals and probably also Denisovans [1]. Different species, yes, but still able to interbreed to an extent. Where exactly the line between species lies is not so clear, even though it clearly exists, just like the line between red and orange.

[1]: https://www.history.com/news/denisovans-interbreeding-discov...
I was just explaining why Tesla will not buy other car makers in the US.
Perhaps not when you account the whole manufacturing process from fossil fuel to refined petroleum to raw epoxy to commercial formulas.
You gotta set priorities.
> While you guys throw tariffs on food here and cut subsidies are any of you aware that for some 10% of American's having food on the table is not a given?

So let's funnel that 25% import tarif or money we save from not subsidizing the meat industry into the federal food stamps program.
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“But in the five years when the first-born is between the ages of 13 and 18, that increase goes up to 5%. And it peaks, at 9%, when the child is 15.”
I'm sure other languages have the same problems too, like features getting added to the language which makes it harder to understand, leading to subtle bugs. I'm not a grumpy old saying that the old times where better, there are plenty of old JavaScript features that I also don't use unless I'm working with someone that is so in love with those features that they can't live without them, I just inform them of the implications so at least they are aware of the warts. The problem is when you are in love/hyped you easily neglect the ugly parts, and can tolerate a lot of pain. And then there's the curse of knowledge that once you learn something it becomes apparent/obvious.
"so nobody wants to take the risk"

And everyone just uses more AC. Which surely is not more expensive.

Oh and right, thats the reason Australia absolutely needs coal to burn.
wolf and dogs's offsprings can interbreed just fine, and have even more mixed offsprings, but they are considered different species

"Wolves (canis lupus), coyotes (canis latrans), and domestic dogs (canis familiaris) are closely-related species. All three can interbreed and produce viable, fertile offspring — wolfdogs, coywolves, and coydogs. Through DNA analysis, scientists have established that the wolf is the ancestor of the dog."
One of the problems with that is ring species: if A can mate with B, and B can mate with C, but A and C cannot mate, are A and C the same species?
You don't even need to come back with incognito mode. At least for me, just pressing the "try again" button gives me a different ID. (Firefox 85, windows)
Cars or livestock: which contribute more to climate change?
Publishing results that, to the best of your knowledge, are correct is a crucial part of the scientific endeavor. The fact this their results have been drawn into question is therefore a good thing.
A hypothesis that has been proven to be false is a net positive to humanity as a whole.

This reminds me of a excerpt from the opening line of my undergraduate thermodynamics textbook:
"The theories presented in this work are true due to the absence of contrary evidence"
I think that’s why fake meat is so popular in the US, where all food is very processed, and the concept of natural food is something only the rich care about. The average person already eats ultra processed low industrial food, so the switch is easy, and since it will make a few companies a ton of money, it’s being heavily promoted everywhere.
It doesn’t. The difference is that all teenagers become difficult. But girls are often worse.

If parents have already seen a boy go through their teenage years, they’ll be better prepared for the grief a 12-year-old girl can cause.

Also, anecdotally, a close friend of mine had a very difficult older sister. The younger siblings witnessed her bad behaviour, and decided not to repeat the theatrics.
Thanks for this amazing guide!
> Even if we ignore externalities and pollution costs, just stop outright subsidizing animal meat production so much. The reason meat is so cheap is because our government puts a lot of effort and money into making it cheap.

The same applies to plant based subsides, by the way. I'm in favour of doing away with them entirely in a gradual phase, and offering new farmers low interest loans (lock these current historical rates for first generation farmers) on land and equipment and help much of the dienfranchised and under/unemployed youth into sustainable, organic Agriculture and its ancillary businesses and let them set and the make the market for their products. Not hedge funds and wall street speculators!

This at scale could help make environmentalism profitable like nothing else.

Crop insurance could be offered privately and locally by a series of brokers and established companies and a resurgence of farmers markets as a hub of local communities could do so much good given how destroyed the food Industry is after COVID which would be ideal to ensure we don't repeat the same mitakes.

I'm a 'free market guy,' and also did horticulture Ag and focused on the 'Rolls Royce' of food (Biodynamic) in the EU and then in the US that commanded a significant premium on price and exclusivity. I understand this topic very well and has been focus of most of my adult life. By the way: Free Markets are entirely incompatible when coupled to Central Bank based fiat currencies, and impossible when the very unit of account is manipulated by centralized entities.

I could break down your entire post, but I won't, but suffice it to say your argument is missing that it's not just distorting the market and sweeping the externatlities of livestock (meat) raising but also crop and specific commodities--corn and cotton being the highest culprit on that list that use the most pesticides and poison the soil and water which should be regarded as the crime that it is: Ecocide. Which is done to feed a growing populace, which also includes vegetarians and vegans.
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> in 10 years if you don't have a viable EV platform, you are closing your doors

I for once hope that the bragging from EU about the H2 infrastructure is not usual hot air. It is really good to see major manufacturers coming up with H2 power plant ideas. In 10 years, I’m looking to drive a fuel cell powered car.

It’s not going to be a popular opinion here but IMO, battery powered cars are a dead end. The range will always be limited by physics. Batteries are manufactured from resources dug out of the ground. It’s really dumb to carry a ton of empty batteries when running low on load, it only contributes to wearing tires faster. 10 ton hauling tractors? Who’s going to build the road infrastructure to support that. The grid has its capacity too. Today? Sure - as an alternative to ICE, an EV makes some people feel better. 10 years from now? I’m not sure.
It would be cool to have a scientific balloon on Venus. At the height where the pressure is 1 bar, at 50km, the temperature is mild, and the winds there would carry a balloon around the planet every 4 days. Perhaps a long tether could be used to pick up due to study. O2 is a lifting gas on Venus, which could be made in situ from the CO2 in the Venus atmosphere.
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Boiled in milk with a side of raw jellybeans ;-)
Except unlike glass this will scratch quite easily. It's why things like plexy glass and polycarbonate have more niche uses.
In this spirit it may be interesting to quote his newer (changed) recommendation.
Would be good with plant derived epoxy polymer.
It’s a win for the food industry, because fake meat can be made extremely cheaply, but the price is still anchored to the cost of actual meat.
Not so much on servers, but boot time is important on desktop, where most users will power it in only during the day.
A similar microscopy technique exists, where the tip does not make contact with the surface, but is instead kept within a nanometer from the surface. At that scale, due to effect I can't claim to understand (quantum tunneling) small amounts of current (~pA-nA) is flowing between the tip and surface. This makes it possible to image the surface at atomic scale by controlling the height of the tip while the tunneling current is kept constant: result is a depth map of atomic structure.