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Not an american, but I would not install a government application on my device unless it was opensourced (happened in my home country with our covid tracker).

And about the permissions:

1. There is plenty of internal sandbox space for logs (even on low end devices) unless no care is taken in trimming those logs, so don't see need for this.

2. Probably due to location detection, but could lead to some scary mass data analysis (Google has been working on mapping the insides of buildings using triangulation of wifi singals from Android devices; source: ADB podcast)

3. This shouldn't be done, and has been adviced against for years. The device should register for an id on a FCC controlled server.

4. Makes sense for what they are doing.

5. Comes out of the box on Android since a few years ago

6. Makes no sense. No need to keep the device from sleeping to do the analysis.

7. Detecting bandwidth usage and capabilities is what the app is supposed to do.
Why would you go through the trouble of making such an expensive and fancy 3d rendering but not through the trouble of cleaning the house a bit. I think these people have their priorities wrong.
Maybe I'll have to take another look at it when I have some free time, although I vaguely remember something not working right with the standard mdraid tools. According to this post, it seems to be a slightly customized version: https://serverfault.com/questions/568166/how-to-recover-an-m...

Thinking back on this situation made me remember the terrible thermals in that old NAS. I had to replace the (fanless) PSU 2 times because it was always blowing up and creating sparks/smoke. Lol good times.
We realize why. But, I wonder what would make it a more attractive title, because it truly is worth seeing.
Amazing! Indeed.
> It's not so much repugnant as ridiculous

Exactly. Philosophers should be required to take courses in abstract algebra and topology before being allowed to discuss utilitarianism.
If we started with the people who wanted to do this, we'll end up killing a lot less people overall.. :D
I can't help add a cynical comment: BTC is also backed by real economic activity, it's "just" the legality that makes it different.
That's exactly the kind of thing I think WASM is good at - small, computationally expensive libraries that are easy to just plug in.

I'm more of a web developer and every time I think "hmm, could I use this to build a webapp?", but quickly shrug it off because it would create a big headache and the JS execution is rarely the bottleneck (and if it is, it's likely developer error and inefficiencies than the language / interpreter).
My apologies for the title change due to a misreading. Won’t happen again.
Bitcoin transactions do, LN transactions have completely different characteristics, including having to settle back on-chain for security.
I've been using Vivaldi since their first betas and it's been my primary browser ever since.
It was only logic: I was a long term Opera user, and Vivaldi became the spiritual child of Opera after Opera became another Chrome.

The wikipedia page explains this well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vivaldi_(web_browser)
And there might be other benefits besides performance. I'd like to use WASM to be able to reuse server side code in languages like Rust or Go in the client, so you don't have to re-implement algorithms and tricky processing code in javascript.
Android Moto g - website works great, no heat, no stutter.
You can zoom in and watch the motion of the cubes. Is it random motion?
Yast. Please don't get me wrong i LOVE OpenSuse, but traditional is Slackware/Arch/Gentoo/Debian but NOT Suse.
Shall I edit it and add on that I like using 1Password then? And that I think this new product feature is a really good addition to and already great product?
A junky doesn't necessarily have high hedons, depending on how you define hedons (they're somewhat ambiguous)
Similarly nowadays there's efforts to take over C&C servers and mechanisms with the intent to disable a virus / worm going around.
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You seem to insinuate that such rules would disincentivize the creation of interesting things, but I cannot imagine someone deciding not to create something simply because there is an unfathomably high ceiling on how successful it can be.
Yes, they did. Remember how the existence of T cells, memory cells and literally the entire immune system aside from antibodies was treated like a new discovery?
Actually, programs in SSA form are a subset of programs in CPS [0]

[0] "A correspondence between continuation passing style and static single assignment form" https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/suresh/502-Fall2008/papers/k...
People's protest was other fb data harvesting. Even if they didn't understand the specific changes in the tos, they had legitimate grievances.

Which is to say, "you're only allowed to me mad about a change when it's rolled out" is not a theory I buy into.

The reason the exodus happened was not "because" of the privacy change, in the same way the dam didn't break because a squirrel running across knocked the "last piece" loose.

Years of negligence are responsible.
Ah thanks!

(This non-zoomable format with random comments that add no value is extremely annoying... What are people thinking when they do this.)
For me, the showstopper regarding WebAssembly is that browsers do not support a textual version that I can just throw in where I want to hand optimize a function.

If I could just replace my slowest Javascript function with handcrafted WebAssembly code, that would be great.

But having to dabble with external compilers and splitting my code into multiple files is too much of a burden.
How van you even sell a house like this? The pictures are a giant mess. In my country you'd clean up the whole house, remove anything personal and get a professional photographer to take pretty photos.
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I see. The question still stands, but lightly modified — insensitive to which suffering of women? The suffering of women in traffic accidents vs. the suffering of women with thrombosis? Or insensitive because quantifying/comparing the two?
I built a DIY NAS in a small cube case (Fractal Node 304), which can house a mini-ITX motherboard and six 3.5" drives, and has pretty good (and quiet!) cooling for a case that size (two 92mm fans in front and a 140mm in back). The drive bays are not hot swappable, but are very easy to replace when the top is taken off the case.

For the OS, I put openSUSE on it, set up a btrfs pool and configured SMB, NFS, FTP and SSH/SCP manually. It also functions as my HTPC, with Kodi as the frontend.

The Celeron J4105 is passively cooled and rarely sees 50C even under full load, plus it has hardware video decoding, so it can play back 4K video all day with no strain.

It's not a turnkey solution like a Synology or QNAP box, but it's a lot more flexible.
What Litecoin provides is far from what Monero provides.

And confidentiality isn't the same as fungibility. To be fungible all transactions need protection, so it cannot be opt-in. This is what Monero provides.
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You're asserting something without proof, what I'm telling you is a fact, and a "deadly global pandemic" doesn't invalidate facts and make assertions true.
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Same here. Although digging in a bit there is some really cool css tricks in here. Any idea who the developer is?
As someone who used to work in this industry, I'm kind of torn on Lambda School.

It's clear that Austen lied in the past about outcomes and the company perhaps preferred growth over customer experience early on. However college education is so broken in the US that any alternative can look good in comparison.

Long term I'm bullish on Lambda, they're in a rapidly growing market, signing good partnerships like this, and I think they can continue to work on their training quality.

Just don't trust the marketing. ;)
... and Telegram FOSS [1] fixes all of the mentioned points?

[1] https://github.com/Telegram-FOSS-Team/Telegram-FOSS
I wonder, can they be sued for this...?
Can anyone provide any pointer or update on this. I remember reading it is coming for the past 3 years and never heard anything. Google Search doesn't show any useful results.
What is the market share of chromium forks? Chrome - not chromium - has 65%, Safari has 20%, then you drop to 3.5% for Edge -- basically people accidentally launching Edge when they try to search for stuff in what used to be the windows start menu -- along with Opera and Firefox. Combined, Edge, Firefox and Opera have about 10% market share, and then far below them are browsers like Brave, with 1% market share, and far below that are browsers like Vivaldi.
This article describes a problem or behavior that I don’t see with ADHD (note: I am raising an ADHD child). What I observe are these two problems:

1. Poor reading comprehension.

2. Disqualified completion. Disqualified completion means the inability to differentiate poor completion rates (actually completing the material) from a loss of interest resulting in poor completion thereby believing the material is completely read when either it was never read or is entirely lost from memory.

The behaviors are interesting to observe because the child with ADHD appears to read with ease even if there is nothing to show for it, as in no memory of the material. I have raised children with dyslexia who struggle to read anything but know exactly what they have read, an opposite behavior.

Notes and hints do not appear to be a solution for the ADHD related behaviors. What we are trying to work on is persistence such that an uninteresting focus becomes excruciatingly exhausting very quickly. We try to remove talking, excuses, bullshitting, and unrelated movements from the event of focus to practice increasing focus duration.

Eventually we want to get to a spot where the child can self identify when focus is lost so that they can stop the focused activity at hand, take a quick break, and then resume the activity. We aren’t there yet. The biggest challenge is eliminating excuses and justifications that prioritize the distractions over the activity of focus. In a person without ADHD these sorts of qualifiers would come across as deceit or lies, but for a person with ADHD these behaviors appear to be a self regulator for emotional continuity that occurs arrhythmic to the focus by which emotions are generated.
> I believe "no tracking" is effectively impossible

The problem is cross-site tracking. You can't prevent a single site from tracking you on itself. But it should be possible to block third-party (tracker) content by default.
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> Like the "repugnant question" itself, this is a theoritical absurdity, too abstract to have any real value as an ethical experiment.

Utilitarian ethics require that people inhabit thought experiments like this. It's dissociation. One ignores the particulars of the event in question, forfeiting context and substituting detached "objectivity".

I think it's a mistake to try to purge contingency from questions of morality. Moral questions turn on context, no matter how effective a social technology is the idea that they don't.

This is not to say utilitarianism is bankrupt, but should somebody demand one's stance on some variant of the trolley problem, "I refuse to negotiate with terrorists" is not a bad answer, imo
Yeah, I get that. I feel like the trademark and copyright system is set up that way where lawyers are incentivized to defend IP. Some consider it a must, to protect those IPs.

At any rate, I would love to see something like a decentralized Disney or Nintendo spring up in the world. Like a decentralized universe of open source characters that people could interact with and riff on. Something like what happens with memes like Pepe already, but more Disney/Nintendo-esque. I wonder if that couldn't be organized with a DAO for the community to contribute to and fund the artists that build the characters and universe. Anyways, random thoughts.
Parent mentioned the lack of tooling, and that is indeed where most of the cost of using WebAssembly lies.

You don’t really need to learn the assembly language itself since you’ll probably just be calling emcc.

However, you may need to build code to marshall more than just ints and strings to the JS code. Even after you do, you’ll run into the classical issues of keeping track of object references across a GC & non-GC system.

You may need debugging and find that in-browser debuggers for WASM are primitive/non-existent. You may need to figure out how unmangle stack traces —- including mixed JS/WASM traces. Third-party tools like Sentry for error reporting may not have built support (they sort of recently have and is very under-documented).

All solvable problems, but it’s a lot of time spent not building the product. There are plenty of good uses cases but it’s usually not the ones based on the false premise that native is somehow always better than interpreted.
Racism: impossible to truly solve, deeply interpersonal/psychological, completely different for every person, depending on a constantly changing, kaleidoscopic array of individual, social, media, linguistic, and cultural values.

Economic Inequality: material, quantifiable, & immediately actionable -- for any person, regardless of social standing, background, or experience.

::thinking::
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Well, as if non-academic internet? philosophers are better at agreeing or reaching any form of truth. I'm very skeptical about that.
The paradox is a false paradox due to assumption, that Happiness(A+B) = H(A) + H(B) for which I see no good reason.
I'm talking about YOU, not what your parents did.
YOU personally had no ability to determine in which country you were born in.
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Safari and Chrome now use a combined cache strategy using the URL of the resource and the top level domain of the site loading that resource as the cache key.

For scenarios that were previously popular like using the jQuery CDN, you won't get the benefit of the user having jQuery in their cache from another website. You will however still get the proximity benefit you describe. CDNs are obviously still quite useful, just not for getting cache hits on popular libraries.

https://www.stefanjudis.com/notes/say-goodbye-to-resource-ca...
Why do you need a Web GUI or even a NAS OS?

I got a NAS but found it easier to simply mount the remote system via a Samba share or SSH and process data on local machine. For RAID, I use a HDD backup. For snapshots, back up software already have snapshot feature (eg, Borg).

With this use case, any thin client works.
You are mistaken. This is exactly continuation passing style. The two arguments `if-found` and `if-not-found` are continuations of `lookup`. Note that their invocations are in tail position within lookup.
Is there a known consensus on book reading when suffering from Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; it depends on the person, severity?
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I don't think this is unique to Nintendo though. I feel like it's a Japan Culture thing. There's a kick start project for Street Fighter history where a studio backed out of doing an interview due to it not being sanctioned by Capcom. When ever I need to work with companies in Japan, it's a struggle of bureaucracy and politics.
We use it for NMR experiments, so in a glass container and with extremely high purity. So no salt, minerals or anything else normal water contains.
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Its not just the insecure servers that are at risk. These systems can be used as jumping off points for further intrusions elsewhere. So to extend the broken front door analogy, its not just that the police are worried about your property, they are also worried that your house will be taken over by criminals and used to sell crack / store stolen property / run a brothel / insert other crime of choice.
> I mean it used to be that most people didn't know the difference between IE and the internet, and some time in the last ten years I guess it changed to Chrome instead of IE.

Right and there was a reason for that. IE's monopoly didn't fall from the sky. Netscape was flying high and they decided to rewrite the whole browser while IE kept adding features. The end result was that yes, Firefox was born, but its market share collapsed.

Now you have a lot of browsers deciding that the most important thing they can do is remove features and break websites. Maybe those features aren't very good from a privacy point of view, but when the other guy's browser works and yours doesn't, that's not a recipe for gaining market share. Chrome is the other guy, and unlike Safari which is disabling cookies right and left and refusing to load resources, Chrome is willing to do it and sites work with Chrome. So in that dynamic, there is little reason to think that Chrome is going to lose market share to browsers whose main raison d'etre is that they will refuse to load/send resources. If it wasn't for iOS banning non-safari engines, Chrome's market share would be much higher, which is pretty sad given that it's become so bloated. But users care more about stuff working.
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If I die someone will receive the instructions (by messagerimus) to keep the project live :'D
My customers in Latin America still use whatsapp so i have no choice but to use it even if they go full bitcoin mining malware.
Why does it cost anything to de-anonymise anyone? Aren’t all transactions observable in the public ledger? Then all you need to do is to observe one transaction and follow the money, or catch the identity of the person when going through a regulated exchange. Am I missing something?
"protection" would include deleting once no longer required, does it not? Can't lose something you don't have in the first place.
It comforts me to know that I’m not the only one who feels this way about their work- “tedious JIRA wrangling”. Ugh, I empathize deeply with that statement.
It's almost like you need something to manage your packages to generate them.
Ye I prefer a flat mess over an deep mess anyday.
never understood that Thanos reasoning, clearly he underestimates exponential growth. Killing 50% has you back where your started in 1-2 generations

Thanos’s reasoning makes even less sense when you consider he removed 50% of all life; removing half the fish and half the birds at the same time as removing half the people leaves you no better off even immediately post-snap
Are you sure it’s so expensive? Not sure how mature the technology is, but I imagine you could do it by just hauling around a tripod with a special camera. If so, it would be a lot less effort than a complete tidying up.
It looks complex until you sit down and do it and force yourself to understand what you are doing. Most things are like that.

The way I structure learning things like this in my team is by organizing spikes. We commit to diving into some technology with the goal of finding out how feasible it is for us to use it and a secondary goal of maybe getting something useful going. However the primary goal is finding out if it can work and if so exactly how. If it works out it becomes a regular thing we work on and integrate. This usually starts with studying what is there, what the risks and benefits are, etc.

At some point you reach the point where the only way to learn more is simply doing it. You can analyze something to death without fully understanding it. Just sitting down and doing it becomes the logical next step. The payoff is usually non linear: you gain more if it works than you lose if it doesn't. This is one of those things that you might suspect is valuable like that. So your job is finding that out in an efficient way.

In your team, I would task one or two of your people with spending a max of 2 days to validate that they can take a simple bit of typescript, convert it to assembly script, compile it and hook it up. Chances are pretty good that they'll have working code at the end of those two days. Worst case you lose two days. Best case you figure out it's easy and just works and you move forward.
From my knowledge of what is happening in xinjiang, I strongly questions what the western media reports are saying. My opinions are very long so I posted it on medium. I would appreciate it if you have the time to take a look. I offer my perspectives on the issue. https://lty13800.medium.com/my-thoughts-on-xinjiang-daa8d391...
Ask HN: How do you manage CI/CD for your own personal projects?
I've yet to find the perfect stack of software for that beautiful GitHub push -> redeploy website flow. I'm wondering how HN readers handle CI/CD for their personal projects (home server setup?).
I have seen much the same made about Java versus C++ for the past 25 years that the Java byte code JIT would have more information and thus be able to optimize and do stuff like devirtualization better.

However, that has not planned out.

There are a few reasons for this. First C++ and Rust optimizers can do amazing things when they are given time. In addition, I think devirtualization is not as big a deal in C++ and Rust because in general you avoid writing code that uses virtual functions when you are writing performance sensitive code and instead use things like templates/generics where there is no indirect function calls.
Dot net does this with Bolero. I need to give it a go.
Same, with regard to audiobooks. The only thing I find them useful for is helping me get to sleep.
Yes. There is definitely a sense in which every Polio or Malaria free person increases collective happiness, but the ‘repugnant conclusion’ is flat Earth levels of ignorance.
Are you powering a large monitor? I would guess the graphics doesn’t scale well with screen size.
yeah, I'm just arguing that the statement that most users don't know there is a difference between Chrome and the internet seems unlikely to me.
No because this take assumes the crappy neural net in your head that creates grossly inaccurate models from which you draw conclusions is giving you something like a viable perspective on reality under which such a drastic action makes sense. In other words, it disregards neuropsychological humility.
Spyglass, Inc. licensed Mosaic from NCSA. Microsft licensed Mosaic from Spyglass. Microsoft did make some modifications to Spyglass's "from-scratch" implementation in order to produce Internet Explorer.

Sounds like Mozillians are not so concerned about user privacy if they went to work at Facebook.
The story of this game is fascinating.

Master of Magic was published in the 1990s. Despite being really old, many strategy gamers still love it to this day.

Besides many mods and tweaks, in the past few years a Japanese programmer did a herculean work to rework most of the game, including bug fixing, balancing, AI, etc.

The result was a "mod" called Caster or Magic.

Then, the company owning the rights of the game decided to hire the Japanese programmer to create a proper "sequel", using the same game mechanics, the same graphics, etc.

The result is Caster of Magic "II", or whatever you'd like to call it.

Just amazing that a 25+ years old game can still be so compelling for many players. It was my favorite game when I was a teenager, and I randomly played the Caster of Magic version years ago; it was a blast.