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> Am I the only one who thinks the whole world is absolutely crazy right now?

Why the whole world? Humanity ain't homogeneous.

Perhaps you might benefit from changing your bubble (or echo chamber).

See eg https://www.econlib.org/archives/2012/03/my_beautiful_bu.htm... and https://www.econlib.org/archives/2013/04/make_your_own_b.htm...

Or for a more drastic step, consider moving to a place that's more aligned with what you like.
That's not entirely correct. HTML allows heading elements (<h1>-<h6>) wherever "flow content" is expected, but not in eg. "phrasing content", and also not in a number of content models allowing flow content generally but not heading elements specifically such as those for the <address>, <dt>, <th>, and <legend> elements.

What that means is that eg. a <h2> element automatically ends an open <p> element when not closed explicitly. WHATWG's HTML spec clumsily expresses these SGML tag inference rules by enumerating explicitly all elements that end <p> elements (and of course, WHATWG's HTML specification process, as would be expected, then "forgets" to update the enumeration when new elements are introduced in later specs):

> A p element's end tag may be omitted if the p element is immediately followed by an address, article, aside, blockquote, details, div, dl, fieldset, figcaption, figure, footer, form, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, header, hr, main, nav, ol, p, pre, section, table, or ul, element, or if there is no more content in the parent element and the parent element is an HTML element that is not an a, audio, del, ins, map, noscript, or video element

Source: SGML DTD for W3C HTML 5.2 [1], prepared from W3C's HTML 5.2 spec, which in turn is derived from (an older version of) WHATWG's HTML spec.

[1] http://sgmljs.net/docs/w3c-html52-dtd.html#element-categorie...
May I know what your product is? I'm working on www.stayinsession.com for almost a year now. It's B2C and extremely rough.

And as you said: loathe customer support for B2C.
I'm going to assume you mean a video recording, which is the only way to be absolutely certain about what occurred when you have exactly two witnesses who also happen to be the accuser and the accused.

I omitted this possibility for obvious reasons.
The reason why gold is at least acceptable (as opposed to worthless) is that you cannot create another competitor element. Meanwhile Bitcoin is effectively a highly advanced piece of paper that has numbers written on it. It can be replaced by any other highly advanced piece of paper. Heck Bitcoin could even be replaced by its own clones.
The N900 came two years after the iPhone, and Nokia's first touchscreen phone (the 5800) one year after the iPhone, though
I don't use any external password manager, only Keychain and Safari and I see this 10-15 second delay every time when adding new password to Keychain since day 1.

It is my only issue with M1.
We know the rate of growth of hard drive sizes while keeping the cost equal. We know the same for SSDs.

Did anybody calculate the point where it will not be economical anymore to build hard drives? 1 year? 5 years? 10 years?
To take you more seriously than you wanted to be:

A big part of human courtship and flirting is plausible deniability.

Alas, that's exactly the opposite of what your (or any formal) solution would support.
He's been in the news a bit lately and the stories haven't been very positive. Before this, it was a controversy over the conflict of interest involved in his cushy appointment to the board of directors of one of Australia's major sporting leagues (the Australian Rugby League Commission). I wonder if the less-than-positive press is threatening his continuing in the role of police commissioner. At some point the politicians are going to start to think he is too much of a liability (if they haven't already).
But presumably you could create an identical image with a different hash by changing 1 pixel? I'm not sure what trust problem the NFT solves.
I am not in any sense affiliated with IntelliJ. I also resent recurring costs. But I am willing to throw ;-) an exception with them, because their development cycle is fairly strong and fast, so you get meaningful updates even during a single year.
I think the issue with the suggestion is that it shows that he thinks the more serious issue is the accusations rather than the assaults themselves.

And.. maybe the NSW police could have used a consent app before they started illegally strip searching minors at music festivals.
FWIW, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25590846
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_whale#Mammals_and_birds

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killer_whale#Intelligence
> but man the UI is really really clunky.

I gave up every time I tried to use it because the UI was fugly to the point of being distracting.

> If I was a rich philanthropist I'd throw them some money to gut the core of the software and rebuild a decent user interface around it.

Unless I’m misremembering the software, years ago (a decade?) I planned on doing the next best thing and work on a new icon and UI for them, but soon found an official page which said they weren’t interested in such contributions. The page existed because people kept offering.

There’s another commenter on this thread who’s working with them on a redesign, so I’m glad they changed their minds.
Not OP but I settled on Deck which is a NextCloud plugin, good enough for me and my wife.
On top of that, make sure to get some free time. Get a housekeeper to do the boring house work, the cost is negligible but it frees up your Saturdays.
Stealing arbitrary GitHub Actions secrets
That's exactly it - backwards compatibility. Back at the end of the eighties I was desperately trying to find a way to update documents on-site when I visited customers (and I would sometimes stay for weeks or months), where I couldn't use the word processing system we used at home. I needed something I could run locally, on the laptop (yes we had them) as well as on the target systems (servers). Tried a lot of stuff.. eventually found LaTeX, wrote software to convert our old documents to LaTeX, and a document class which created the same layout as the original (most LaTeX converters "hardcode" the layout [or at least used to, back then] - won't do, as my company changes the "template" now and then).
Everything finally ok. I and colleagues could write documents on-site. A guy from another company had the same problem so I wrote a document class for his company's layout as well.
So, I have these documents from way back, in LaTeX, and occasionally we have to produce them again. Sometimes we re-create them with a newer document class. Other times we extract chapters to be included in newer documents. If LaTeX had broken backwards compatibility it would be disastrous. I won't touch any replacement which doesn't guarantee backwards compatibility. However old the documents are.
I don't think a large rob is a significant contributor here.

The very wide execution is though.
Sparta didn't fall though. And anyway, surely they did the best such a small force could do, since they all perished. That's kinda the opposite of failure, no?
True. So I advise not having sex with someone if you do not trust their ethics or emotional maturity.
As I said, in Europe, it’s included in 40 hours. And in general, even in US, people don’t work 40 hours productively.
I have a friend who made a project out of brainstorming 5 project ideas every day. They had to be stuff he could realistically build (physically or with code). Sometimes he would riff off a single idea - some problem he wanted solved. Other times he just sort of free associated.

He said it was hard at first, but it got easier over time. His ideas didn’t dry up. They multiplied.
You really like to shill startpage for some reason despite a search engine needing 0 advertisements?
This idea is fully escalated in J. Dukaj's 2001 novel "Black oceans" [1].

> Dukaj extrapolates from the current trend of increasing lawsuits and political correctness: in his world many people willingly live under constant mass surveillance of the New Etiquette (NEti), which registers all their actions so that they couldn't be falsely accused of some "personal offense crime".

That includes people's apartments and them having sex. And of course the NEti records are sealed and secure - theoretically.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charne_oceany
WireGuard kernel implementation being removed from FreeBSD 13: FreeBSD
Of course, to be clear this wasn't meant to be a "we can't be perfect so don't bother trying" opinion.

My point was more that while I think the app is kinda dumb for other reasons (am I expected to pull out my phone during sex if revoke consent????), dismissing it as "we can't 100% prove consent" would effectively apply to all evidence of rape and just crimes in general.
who said that the Mongols did not have art? they made excellent cups from the skulls of there dead enemies.
Restyaboard is having import option for other software including Wekan. So, you may easily migrate from Wekan to Restyaboard to avoid that.
More like "they will be allowing people to opt-in to the beta": https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1368329387733512193
I'd advice for the excellent pulsesms app, which will let you sync you sms from your phone to your desktop.

You can read and write messages from the comfy keyboard of your Windows/MacOS/Linux laptop, even if your phone is at the other side of the world, as long as both are connected to internet.

As someone who forgets his phone regularly at home, it's great.
Apart from Softbank?
using redbubble seems to be the least painful setup (as they handle everything like payment shipping inventory etc)

so i went and setup a design there for my github repo (see commit: https://github.com/sloev/python-lambdarest/pull/79)
There are physical limitations. An electron trap will have a minimum size. New ways for leaps and bounds need to be discovered. I think it's not reasonable to assume that both magnetic and electric storage have the same maximum density of infinity.
Agree, this was a huge improvement on workflow in analytics.
No, I understand abstain and don't care about it in this context. I'm speaking out against the "change their mind after the fact" idea which gets brought up way too often as a possibility. It's disrespectful when discussing consent.

You responded to a message which mentioned changing one's mind in terms of continuous consent, not false rape accusations. These are different things. If you want to talk about false rape accusations, don't call it "change of mind".
all true, and in addition to that they made excellent cups from the skulls of there dead enemies.
I'm going to apply the HN rulebook and assume you are in good faith even though I'm almost certain that you are not.

I'm using "intelligence" in the sense of "thing that a layman who doesn't know what compact convergence or lebesgue integrable means would recognize as intelligent".

A layman would not call such an agent, by itself, intelligent.

I'm advocating avoiding the use of "intelligence" precisely to avoid this kind of conversation.
Exactly because of the "real world" argument, turns out that a lot of actual real world loads are CPU bounds because they are so wastefully implemented. IO of all kinds has extremely high bandwidth these days and OoO helps hide the latency.
Show HN: Golang Application monitoring using Prometheus
Oh, so it's your fault! Well get some more acid, and see if you can take us back!
Well, you'd record as much as you can.

Video is obvious, but assuming you use a modern phone, you might as well add other sensors like accelerometer data, and extra channels like all WhatsApp conversations.

> I'm going to assume you mean a video recording, which is the only way to be absolutely certain about what occurred when you have exactly two witnesses who also happen to be the accuser and the accused.

Alas, even videos can be ambiguous. Eg picture some BDSM play. There can be lots of context required to make a decision.
This view of art, where the spectator is active participant and generalizes from incomplete information, reminds of the painting that Dan Dennett loves to talk about: https://youtu.be/fjbWr3ODbAo?t=690
>outgrowths of modern public education (active shooter drills, windowless rooms, zero-tolerance policies?)

All these seem to be uniquely US problems..
> I am tired of having people tell me that my criticisms of Audacity are invalid or unfounded.

Firstly, I'm mildly sorry to hear that, but I don't know you, and whether you are tired or not and about what...seems none of my business. Nothing personal: "I am tired of.." doesn't seem a good start to a comment on HN.

"Audacity is popular and therefore it must not be buggy" is not remotely my argument. You talk as if everyone using it experiences bugs very frequently – "so buggy [it's] barely usable" – which isn't at all true, in my experience. (My anecdata seems relevant, when someone talks as if claiming everyone had experience X, and I had the opposite.)

Maybe if you restrain yourself to talking about your experience, instead of talking as if everyone must have that same experience, you wouldn't get "tired of having people tell me that my criticisms of Audacity are invalid".

"Previous versions of Audacity are so buggy that they're barely usable" strikes me as ridiculous. Because it sounds like you are trying to speak on behalf of every user. I'm sorry you had so many problems with Audacity. I hope it's ok for me to say that I never had any, and never heard of any, until reading your words, although I'm not an expert. Maybe it's hard for you to believe I used it for years and never had one problem. It does seem like you can't really hear what I'm saying.
Ask HN: Login with GitHub – we lost access to our Digital Ocean account
I convinced my manager to let us move one of our internal tools over to Digital Ocean two weeks ago. Since then we've lost access to our account and I have egg on my face. Can anyone offer any advice?

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We signed up to Digital Ocean using our Github account.

A few days later we upgraded our Github account to the Team plan, and now we can no longer sign in to Digital Ocean via OAuth (the original account is now an organisation, not a user you can sign in with)

We've reached out to DO support several times via email and Twitter and they've been unresponsive, and now I look like an idiot for recommending them.

I just thought I'd post here on the off chance that someone has encountered the same issue or can offer me any advice on how to get this resolved?

Thanks, and feel free to laugh at me :D
Great Minds Discuss Ideas – origin and context
The solution is obvious: one should only have sex under supervision of law enforcement professionals, who would ask whether there's still consent every 15 seconds, otherwise it's rape.
Gorillas are going to the moon.
Broadly speaking there's a long history of doomsday predictions. Credentialed members of academia or religious institutions have participated in doomsaying throughout history.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dates_predicted_for_ap...

Regardless of if the claim is or isn't being semantically backpedaled, I think historical context is important here.
I'm saying I like it a whole lot. I'm just saying I think it had limited appeal because it wasn't really the hero's story archetype. Or even an anti-hero archetype.
I once spent a summer in a conservative, religious country and let me tell you there was a lot of sex going on behind closed doors. And a lot of it was way more transgressive that what was happening in my left-leaning, permissive university culture.
Support will come back to you.
No, I meant even not having sex (abstinence) doesn't 100% protect against accusations.

Of course, in practice people deal with certainly below absolute. But once you admit that, the argument for absolute abstinence loses some of its punch.
It's been my impression that's exactly what it has been all along.
Sex outside of marriage (or even just procreation) is a pretty bad idea but people are afraid to say it because it's "conservative". Sexual everything has become such a staple in some circles that people don't have an easy way of saying they're not interested in most of it.
Just to be clear. I don't disagree. Albeit information theory is a grand name, "communication" theory would not strike at the general applicability.
Indeed and I was quite surprised by this as it's actually higher latency than you'd get on AMD or Intel's chips.
For us youngsters, I think that was probably a necessary move - I don't know what I'm supposed to feel nostalgic for, so by making it obvious enough, I could vicariously imagine "Oh, I bet other people are supposed to be feeling nostalgic right now." shrug
So like many of the world's most celebrated artists during their lifetime...
+1 for Dive.

Dive will even show you the exact command (directive?) that resulted in a layer being added. It also lets you browse the file system at every step.
Thanks for the validation, and I learned something useful tonight! I'd discovered accidentally how to traverse those pseudo-directories, both in the terminal and the finder. Now I know what's actually going on!
The SV startup business model is basically: "I've identified a profitable industry which seems 'unoptimized' ... if I used VC funding to outflank every traditional player in this industry would there be room for one billionaire? And could that billionaire be me?"
Agreed, 100%, to everything you said.

Although on top of that, note also that consent is specifically for specific acts with a specific person (or people) in a certain context. Exact legal rules may vary over time and between places, and we may debate the exact comparative moral weights of different violations, but it should be clear to us all (I hope!) that consent to vaginal penetration is not consent to anal penetration; consent to sex with a condom is not consent to sex without a condom; consent to sex with someone whom you believe to be sober, disease free, and otherwise single is not consent to sex with someone who is not one (or more, or all) of those things.

And those aren't just hypotheticals; plenty of arguments about consent hinge on those things; eg, two people consent to sex with a condom, sex is initiated with a condom, one person looks down partway through the act and realise the condom has been removed or fallen off, they start yelling stop, but it takes some time before their partner actually stops, and now a judge and jury are trying to resolved a factual debate over what was or was not said about condoms prior to the sexual encounter, who was or was not responsible for the condom being removed and/or falling off, how long precisely it took between the call to "stop" and when the partner actually stopped, how long a reasonable person in that situation should be expected to take to realise consent had been withdrawn, and whether or not one person actually spent a significant amount of time consciously choosing to penetrate someone they were aware (or should have been aware) was no longer consenting, etc.

And then to take all that and think a EULA-style checkbox in an app will actually help any of that? At best it'll do nothing; more likely it'll confuse the situation and make mistakes and miscommunication more likely.
"Change their mind after the fact" = you had consent, you no longer have it, stop what you're doing - i.e. abstain from further activity.

And that is the point - you're already in the danger zone if you've started and consent has been retracted. Better to just abstain entirely and not engage in sexual activity, at all, under those conditions.

No means no, always. To protect yourself from the "yes .. yes .. okay, no" dilemma .. just say no to casual, irresponsible sex - in the first place.

It is only way to be sure you won't get accused of assault, and even then, if you're not checking for continued consent every few milliseconds while engaged in the act, you're probably having very, very dangerous sex ... so just don't bother.
> The world is only changed by individual people

At least that's the narrative. People like to rally around a single person pushing a single idea, it's a powerful image of a heroic figure who had nothing but a vision.

Almost always, these "single" people are individuals with considerable clout and influence before they become figureheads. They usually rely on armies of subordinates and lots of other resources to do the actual work.
Maybe that's because Electron isn't made to just display a single line of text?

Text Rendering, CSS Layouts, Accessibility, being good at cross-platform, Canvas/WebGL and a myriad of other APIs make Electron pretty powerful. I don't know exactly, but I think QT would be it's main competitor when it comes to those features.
But QT isn't always that easy to develop with.
I would argue that by changing the way we consume media at a global scale, we are actually changing the world quite a lot.
I was made better. The most important feature they highlight is the new format which contains everything.
Detecting the monitors, negotiating the correct resolutions, setting scaling factors and window positions after coming out of sleep will take some time.
Maybe macOS does monitor setup sequentially? (no idea, just got 1 big external screen that also takes a few seconds to light up - handshake speed seems to vary between monitor brands)
I loved eclipse for a long time.

After the next upgrade on arch linux where i had to fix the setup and reinstall some plugins/dependencies we switched to intellij.

Intellij just works :(
This is the Internet and also Reddit. I think you know the answer.
Is this the VC bubble, or just the new normal?
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Fantastic, now I can watch 4K movies and shows at 720p in a frame-dropping stuttering mess. Thanks Google!
docker history --no-trunc <image_id> --format '{{ .CreatedBy }}' | tail -r

this is pretty close
IntelliJ actually is a one time payment.

Any 12 months subscription (be it one payment annual subscription or 12 consecutive payments) allows you to keep the current version forever. The subscription is only needed if you want to update to a newer version.

https://sales.jetbrains.com/hc/en-gb/articles/207240845-What...
I have this problem but only if I've been plugged into a monitor, and then unplugged and gone onto battery. Rebooting after unplugging stops it but its annoying.
Reddit has always been a place where you can find spontaneous generosity with a fun twist. Just one example: there was a popular sub many years ago called "randomactsofpizza" where Redditors would send pizza to other Redditors who were hungry or down on their luck.

I don't know why we should assume Redditors are less charitable than people at large when if anything they've demonstrated otherwise.
Love it guys! Looking forward to trying this out
Of course that would be a terrible idea. I’m poking at the absurdity of the app suggestion.
If you're using the DataChannel only (which is common when using WebRTC for games) you don't need a TURN (that adds complexity and you don't need it useless you're dealing with media streams) instead all you need is to re-use your signaling server as a fallback to get your messages from two peer who cannot establish a connection to one another.
For people who call themselves "retards" and "apes" with the perchant for doing reckless if not outlandish sh#t - I think it's very much in character and quite apt.
You're absolutely right. Human sexuality predates language, so it shouldn't be surprising that it continues to have a non-verbal, sub-rational component.

I think the discussion of explicit consent is really intended as guidance for children/teenagers who don't the dance yet. For experienced adults it's possible to navigate all of these grey areas and read the underlying signals while being crystal clear about playing within the boundaries which are acceptable to both sides. But for kids who are still figuring this out, it's perfectly reasonable to suggest that people use their words and be unambiguous.
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Have you ever actually tried it out or are you just talking about your own imagination here?