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On iPhone at least Safari seems to throw away cookies with wild abandon resulting in the stupid popups continually popping up.
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In my experience, the good ones do.
I think typical newish (2014+) devices have between 5-9ms latency. Having core audio from the start was a huge leg up for iOS for sure. I am mostly platform agnostic unless I am working with audio where I pretty much only use Apple products.
Oh, another Hy user in the wild! I started using it and took liking to it, but it seems kind of dead.

Are you using it in any public projects?
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Some dumbed down US conservative principles.
A conservative may only care about some of these.

Financial: balanced budget types.

Government: Common defense, otherwise minimal.

Responsibility: Your job to feed and cloth yourself.

Morals: don’t kill babies.

Religious: Act like God watches you and you will be judged.
As mentioned in the other comment, emacs does those things, and so does Vim (with plugins of course).

I moved from sublime to atom to VS code, but eventually settled on Vim because I was able to get the same features (that I used) while getting almost instant response. A feeling that has completely changed how much I enjoy writing any sort of text.
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What's the killer app of PayPal?

Let's see how easy this game is to play, now I only need to claim that any advantages you bring up are either irrelevant or not unique to PayPal. At least that's how every argument against Bitcoin usually goes.
Will you excuse the school for continually promoting him when he was doing so poorly?

The school I went to would not let you advance if you failed a subject (with a few exceptions). You failed math? You don't get promoted. No exceptions.

Of course, my school may have had its own set of problems, but this sounds like the opposite extreme.
Interesting premise, but some of the examples given as BYOC wishlist is a little weird to me. Google doc (the main example) makes sense, sure.

With others like Notion -- I recently started using Notion at a personal level and I feel like much of the draw about Notion is basically the UI (client). I don't use it to publish public pages or anything, only private notes. Most of its usefulness to me comes down to it having a really nice client and it syncs between desktop/mobile/etc. I don't know what Notion would be without the built in client. Simply a set of markdown files?

Other examples like Trello / Asana seem to already have solutions. They offer APIs, and while I haven't worked with them to know them extensively, my understanding is you can do basic CRUD operations on tickets. You could possibly build your own clients there.
> EDIT: I'm now realizing that this follows the Microsoft-angle of the Solarwinds' attack. These customers are not going to be happy with $MS

Won't hurt MS in the long run. There is no viable alternative to switch to, for any of their products:

* OS: macOS runs only on expensive Apple hardware, Linux can't run business software, plus both have retraining costs for employees

* Office software: Libreoffice just... doesn't cut it, let's be honest. Apple's stuff only runs on Macs.

* Exchange: Lotus Notes is dead, and while there are open source solutions, there is no comprehensive single solution.
It'd be at arms length for the manufacturers. Someone with a web store would be the one selling non-compliant phones to Utah residents.

When Utah shut them down, someone else would start a web store selling non-compliant phones to Utah residents.
The only screw-up I see is his prediction that the US would conquer the spread by the end of April. All the other info is pretty accurate, especially considering how little we knew back in March. Compared to most authorities and experts, he did a pretty good job. Remember two weeks to flatten the curve? Remember when the official line was that masks don't work?[1][2][3] Remember when the WHO said that travel bans are a bad idea?[4]

Musk was calling the panic dumb at the same time as the WHO was saying, "Our greatest enemy right now is not the coronavirus itself. It’s fear, rumours and stigma."[5] If we judge him by the same standards as every major institution (media, governments, NGOs), Musk is far less deserving of criticism. And unlike those institutions, Musk never claimed to be an expert on the topic.

1. https://twitter.com/WHOWPRO/status/1243171683067777024

2. https://twitter.com/UNGeneva/status/1244661916535930886

3. https://web.archive.org/web/20200312104152if_/https://twitte...

4. https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1224734993966096387

5. https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1233418231261646849
> more abundant fuel (on earth and the rest of the solar system)

This is by far the most important reason in the long term. Between stars and even at our own outer planets where solar panels aren't reasonable fusion is the only long-term large scale energy source.

It's the difference between being stuck as a Kardashev I or II civilization or approaching III.

> Should we use fission right up until we have viable fusion? Of course, we should definitely be building more fission reactors. But I can't think of a single reason we'd continue using fission once we get to fusion.

The power density and relative simplicity of fission (including mere thermocoupled) is still worthwhile for robotic probes or initial sources of power in distant places, but we'll be able to make our own fissionables indefinitely once we have solid fusion power.
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As I recall from reading this article the other day, she's also working three separate jobs to support three kids.
I think I know why you're saying that, but at least in Texas most people who identify as Christian aren't really aware of the differences between groups. If one believes that Jesus is God, it doesn't matter if they even go to church at all, or if they go to evangelical or Catholic services. It's all considered Christian, and social circles often include people from vastly different denominations.
I would disagree - the Web hasn't strayed, it's just gotten bigger. A lot more people on for a variety of reasons. If you look closely, you can still find creativity. For example, search up "digital gardens"
They are much heroes as anyone who does a hard job is a hero.

It’s quite rationale to stay in a position and get paid in order to pay bills, manage life, etc.
For example, this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hB6eY73sLV0 by SethBling where he manually exploits SMW to rewrite some of its code and turn it into a Flappy Bird clone.
Main bulk mailing companies (iContact, Sendgrid) will make a blocklist for you of anyone who has unsubscribed - and if you're not careful about it once on you'll NEVER get off - and it prevents send to those addresses even if you later re-add them to your list.
Yes, seems you're right, a look at some random publishers in the UK and they're all making more money than previously.
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As others have pointed out, not CO2 but other pollutants, mainly. Because of 2 stroke engines. They literally throw oil particles into the air, and burn oil mixed in with the gas. Lightweight, mechanically simple, and variable torque, but absolutely environmentally awful. And noisy.
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You can get lost on filfre.net for days. The PC gaming era was never my bag but he’s spot on on the old 8-bit stories - his articles on Imagine/Psygnosis, and Melbourne House’s The Hobbit, are superb.
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I’m curious what your team does and why?
It's hardly a "full horror". I manage on-prem Exchange in the SME space, with single-server installations and multi-server installations (with and without high availability). The patching process is, arguably, inefficient (doing full installs over top of the existing installation) but, in terms of success rate, I've had good luck.

I wouldn't put out any new on-prem Exchange today, but the ones I support have reasons to be on-prem or planned migration off-prem.

Aside: I've been administering Exchange since version 4.0. I've never experienced "horrors" like so many people talk about. Failing to follow best practices, using dodgy hardware, and cutting corners are the reasons for problems that I've been privy to by way of friends, emergency engagements with non-Customers, etc.
I agree. In a perfect world, it would not matter who wins the lottery of having conscientious parents etc. and the government would make sure that everyone has the same chance to achieve their potential in school. But in the real world, it is crazy to expect that state resources could ever provide the same benefit as a "tiger mom" willing to go to battle with her puberty-stricken teens over finishing their coursework 24/7.
Folks are missing the bigger point: this student is in the top half of the class. This story isn't uncommon; its the norm there.

Why? Because, probably, the school is unsafe for students. Never mind blamethrowing who is at fault for truancy. When half the class is late/absent half the time, what can the county do? It's take an army of truancy officers to even begin to address.
> the previous ones have been shown to be mostly or entirely fraudulent years later

...they said, while providing no evidence to the public.
I just loved launch bays, hanger decks, briefing rooms, flying CAP, and defending the fleet. It started with Elite, went into overdrive when I watched the original series of Battlestar Galactica, then Playing Wing commander 3. Something really cool about going down the launch bay, straight into an ambush, and limping your fighter back in one piece. Loved it.
I meant as in infinitesimal, not as in machine epsilon (which lacks the required properties) -- poor wording on my part. If you have numbers of impossibly large magnitude you probably also want corresponding numbers of impossibly small magnitude. You can do this in a nice, algebraically satisfying way with infinitely many such numbers (hyperreals), but I think if it weren't for the signless zero and positive zero conflation, IEEE754's way would be quite a reasonable finite precision approximation to this.
While I agree, I think there is blame to go around. As the mom said, she knew he was getting a failing grade, but thought it was OK when the kid was promoted to the next grade or next class.
Why is it may now they are learning he is still in 9th grade? As there were indications he was promoted to 10th when he shoukdnt have been. And what about the other half the school?
Companies like Coursera are the reason there is going to be a corpse. I went to university, but I've also taken many online courses from Coursera, Udemy, and others. Coursera's classes in particular were far better than my classes at that top 25 university.
In general I agree, except he was in the top half of the class... So it sounds like at least half the school just routinely does not show up. So how does the system deal with a situation like this? I think it would completely overwhelm the school/local PD.
Got into Art a few years ago. Took classes and everything.

People like when I take photos now because my come out better.
I simply got a lot better at understanding lighting and angles.
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> And if vulns are this profitable, where's the incentive to prevent them in the first place?

Prior to upgrading their software, where was the incentive for your client to keep everything up to date and put in the infrastructure needed to patch all of their systems minutes/hours/days of a new zero day?

I can't speak for your customer (obviously), but do you think they would have invested 5% of their budget in upgrades for this particular hack? A ransomware attack shuts you down. This is blackmail/corporate espionage stuff. Very easy to ignore depending on what your company is saying in their email.
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What sort of vulnerabilities are you worried about? You're running trusted code, connecting to a trusted service via https. Not browsing arbitrary websites. I doubt many vulnerabilities would affect this.
This is not how totalitarian regimes were created in the past.

Once expressions of ideas are effectively banned, you are in a totalitarian, oppressive regime. It doesn't matter whether that banning was done by the state or by huge monopolistic corporations: the end result is the same.

Also, in this case, while corporations are leading the way, we also see increasingly loud calls for our government to step in and criminalize some forms of speech, for example those deemed "hate speech": https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/13/magazine/free-speech.html

This is really a two-pronged attack on free speech and the free exchange of ideas: in the private sphere, individuals and companies move to effectively ban certain expressions, such as the publication of "objectionable" books. In the public sphere, there are moves to criminalize "objectionable" expressions.

The actions in each sphere reciprocally support each other, and normalize the idea that the free exchange of ideas must be policed and restricted.
But if that's really the reason, then why not regulate it like burning rather than have only specific dates that they can be used? From what I remember, there's only 4 or 5 holidays/weeks they can be used.
I never denied it, I just explained that the origin of the name is completely different and it was translated in Latin from the ancient Greek name.
It’s not the cost that’s the issue but rather that you either need higher energy density batteries which will typically be heavier or you need many batteries or you need to take breaks to charge the batteries you have.

Now, this isn’t so bad for my yard but if I was mowing my grandparents yard like I did as a kid that would be a really annoying limitation since they had like an 0.75 acre lot.

I hope that battery technology continues to improve but today it is for sure a limitation.
Your larger point stands, but the phrase was "near top half". He was 62 out of 120.
> It doesn't seem like blowers could be 10% of that no matter how you slice it.

A couple of quotes from, comparing a two stroke leaf blower to a 2011 F-150 SVT Raptor:

https://www.edmunds.com/about/press/leaf-blowers-emissions-d...

"The hydrocarbon emissions from a half-hour of yard work with the two-stroke leaf blower are about the same as a 3,900-mile drive from Texas to Alaska in a Raptor," said Jason Kavanagh, Engineering Editor at Edmunds.com. "As ridiculous as it may sound, it is more 'green' to ditch your yard equipment and find a way to blow leaves using a Raptor."

"The tests found that a Ryobi 4-stroke leaf blower kicked out almost seven times more oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and 13.5 times more carbon monoxide (CO) than the Raptor, which InsideLine.com once dubbed "the ultimate Michigan mudslinger." An Echo 2-stroke leaf blower performed even worse, generating 23 times CO and nearly 300 times more non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHC) than the Raptor. "

10% does seem mind bogglingly high, but then when you consider just how big the efficiency gap is, and start thinking about how many people have leaf blowers, weed whackers and the like... maybe it's possible?
Yeah, that’s getting into space heater range.

Edit: Temperature peaks on some workloads up to 100c. Jeez
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It's not so much about the number of jobs, but about the hours you're working. A single parent working 80+ hours a week can't raise 3 children without paid help. Even if there are two parents, they need to allocate time to mentor their children through life.

If you don't have enough time to raise your children properly, that's 100% on you. Having children is a choice, and the costs of that choice should not be imposed on society at large.
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That's because inertial-confinement fusion experiments are applicable to nuclear weapons and get their funds via the Nuclear Weapons Stockpile Stewardship program.
The jump from 2019 to 2020 is enormous compared to their typical growth rate of around 20%. It'll be exciting to see if they can sustain that post COVID.
You’ve devolved completely into Fox News - which is legally not news btw - talking points, and you’ll say others are arguing dishonestly?

This decision - to cease publishing select Dr Seuss books - was taken, with no external pressures, by the private corporation and legal owner of these books.

There is no “Cancel Mob” mobilizing here, except perhaps the right wing one that is acting as if a business is not free to remove some part of their inventory on a whim.

Your analogies to the USSR banning books is completely inappropriate as the USSR was a centralized government banning books. A private corporation is certainly not compelled to produce or sell any product they do not wish to continue to sell, and the books remain legal to possess, sell, or trade because no rights have been infringed by the US government nor any legal actions or pressures issued on this topic.
All due respect but I don't care.

There are atheists who would like me to call them "Brights" but I won't do that because it's conceited and pretentious.

I won't be calling Mormons Saints either.

Edit: I do refer to the church as "LDS" though, "the Mormon church" is underspecified.
Well she's already got the kids, so what's she supposed to do? Drop them off at the work house since she can't care for them? It seems some would rather admonish her for whatever choices she's made and then not offer any help. What's the point of a society if we don't help one another?
Legit question, how many people are being relocated currently? I would have thought Corona would have really messed up your flow but I keep getting emails from you guys with jobs so I assume it's still happening.
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Isn't that all about modeling thermonuclear weapons?
Coursera - taught by some of the world's best professors on cutting edge topics.

Udemy - professionals looking to make money outside of their day job by teaching, with varying levels of competency at either their profession or the ability to teach.

You'll get more "practical" or "current" topics out of Udemy, but better education out of Coursera.

Coursera is very bad at keeping their courses live though. Udemy is much better at this.
Another thought is that this might open up a black market for people hacking gas powered equipment so it is quiet and can pass for electric powered from a distance.
Auth is easy, right ?

The pain point to me is authorization. Doing authorization correctly is really hard.

But most of frameworks i see (open source or closed source) failed at that job.
Eternal energy security is not militarily significant?
I’m less concerned about the footprint and more about security.

It can be assumed that anything running on the desktop has or will have vulnerabilities. The rise of web applications has been partially due to the assumption of great sandboxing.

I look forward to this project doing well, but it’s not the first time I’ve seen an electron competitor on HN promoting it being Node-based. Node isn’t sandboxed by default.
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The modern grid is very affordable. What you describe is not an actual problem that we have.
Good thing nobody actually uses AVX512
I think the official "drawabox" subreddit is actually https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtFundamentals/

Both are great!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnDK17zP9BI

Here's a corny video from Google about audio latency and pops from several years ago.
I mean, yeah, that's fair. School admin is one of those things you had some thoughts about as a kid, and later learn you weren't only entirely right about them, but it's much worse than you thought, rather than one of those things where you realize you were wrong when you grow up.
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> Better to figure out how we can support these people

Yes, by supplying them with adequate family planning education and free access to contraceptives so they understand the risk and burden of parenthood before inflicting it upon themselves.
If curious, past threads:

RegEx match open tags except XHTML self-contained tags - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14942060 - Aug 2017 (6 comments)

You can't parse [X]HTML with regex - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14155015 - April 2017 (1 comment)

Why you can't parse HTML with regex - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9728474 - June 2015 (2 comments)

Can you parse html with regular expressions? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5264511 - Feb 2013 (2 comments)

Can regular expressions parse HTML or not? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5257535 - Feb 2013 (23 comments)

Regexes Parse XML Just Fine, Actually - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3088402 - Oct 2011 (27 comments)

Oh Yes You Can Use Regexes to Parse HTML - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2741780 - July 2011 (77 comments)

Why you should not parse (X)HTML with a Regexp - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2423301 - April 2011 (5 comments)

Stackoverflow, HTML by Regex, topmost answer - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1487695 - July 2010 (37 comments)

You Cannot Parse HTML with Regular Expressions - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1274870 - April 2010 (7 comments)

You can't parse [X]HTML with regex. - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=941401 - Nov 2009 (1 comment)

I'm surprised that most of these are so small. There must have been others? (I excluded the boring or empty ones.)
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I remember when there was that big leak of celebrity nudes (the Fappening) and the reddit CEO at the time, yishan, posted that they wouldn't take down any of them because "Every man is responsible for his own soul."
Then the well-deserved backlash made him backpedal at supersonic speeds.

Anyway, my point is that that incident wasn't even out of the norm for reddit administration. Their standard for objectionable content is based on whether something gets negative media attention. Spez is nothing new.
I was referring to Russiagate and the allegations made over Wikileaks. Even if I was some kind of international troll (hint: I'm not), it wouldn't matter because it remains true that the attribution is an evidence free assertion about the current target for dirty tricks by the USG. It moved a few millimeters across the world map.

"Bombshell: Crowdstrike admits ‘no evidence’ Russia stole emails from DNC server"

https://thegrayzone.com/2020/05/11/bombshell-crowdstrike-adm...
My wife’s a teacher, deals with lying parents constantly.

“You never told me!”
Umm we had 27 emails on the topic, you responded on half them. We scheduled 10 conferences and you showed up to none of them.
This won't work very well for a free to play game.
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Mhh I suppose you're right, I should go on the hunt for this sort of stuff again. Not the small, homely thing of the 90s anymore.
It's neither pointless nor virtue signaling. I'm not Mormon, but it's commonly understood that Utah is an LDS state and follows LDS beliefs.