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That seems like a very fair observation. I think I am inclined to agree with that assessment.
Did you build your homepage using Aspect? If so you should definitely promote that. One of the screenshots shows what looks like an Apple.com page - you probably want to find an alternative to show, you should have plenty of examples.
I think that would only be the case if the plants in your garden eventually turn into biofuel.
Thank you for sharing this perspective. Honestly, it was really interesting to hear about "traditional" sex, and make me realize just how unnatural most sex has become.
It might, but only because those people are used to eating food made in factories. But making food in factories at ridiculous scales is what causes the excesses of consumption and waste observed in the Western world, in the first place. Vat grown meat is more of the same and I fail to see how it solves anythig, rather than making people dependent even more on the food industry, the same food industry that wants to sell them fish sticks, hot dogs and burgers.
Even just the diligence behind a potential acquisition (stated 'win' condition) is orders of magnitude more stressful than reviewing DFS, lol.
Tell HN: Recent versions of Safari add “privacy preserving ad measurement”
The feature is called “Private Click Measurement”[1] and is on by default. It’s “a privacy-preserving way to measure clicks that result in cross-site navigations, such as ad clicks that result in a purchase or a sign-up.”[2]

It’s live on iOS (14.5) and macOS (Safari 14.1).

To turn it off on macOS: Safari → Preferences… → Privacy → Web advertising.

To turn it off on iOS: Settings → Safari → Privacy Preserving Ad Measurement.

[1]: https://webkit.org/blog/11529/introducing-private-click-measurement-pcm/

[2]: https://privacycg.github.io/private-click-measurement/
Is there a research study on this? I'm not sure I buy into the Don Juan hypothesis.
I don't think you're following.
It's a generalization about social trends. These traits often show on a bell curve, with some outliers on each side, but those outliers don't mean that the trend isn't real.
Private Fields and Methods ship with Firefox 90
I have been single, then married, then single again. I can tell that for me single is better. So for each one its own. It irks me when someone tells other people what is good for them.
> I think this is a very Americanized perspective, though, so I would be especially interested in hearing perspectives from other cultures.

I agree this is very Americanised, I can chime from two different perspectives and cultures: Brazil and Sweden.

Brazil is... Very Americanised, I believe that the same issues the USA has with sex are present in Brazil, it's expressed in some different ways but the underlying issues are more-or-less the same. Even though Brazil is seen through a very sexualised image from the outside, it's still a very conservative society where women are shamed for having sex.

Now for Sweden: I don't think anything you said really applies here, people are very open about sex, parents just consider it a natural thing and will allow their teenagers to have sex in their house, I heard stories from friends who had breakfast with the parents of a hook up after a night out, etc. There is very little taboo about sex here, even though not everyone is open to talk about it, the vast majority is completely fine with people having sex.

Which brings me to a point I don't really grasp how it happens, my sexual experiences here showed me that women suffer some similar issues as the women in Brazil: lots of them don't have good sex, not even with their partners, most of the times not due to a lack of communication but a lack of understanding from men. I've heard from girlfriends similar behaviour from men here as in Brazil, not the aggressive type but the lack of care about their needs, a lack of interest and curiosity in sex itself, to improve it, etc.

And then I don't know if this is something global and most men in the world are really that bad sex partners, it was really surprising to hear from Scandinavian women some of the same issues that girlfriends in Brazil went through. Not even counting the abuse, in Brazil it's much more extreme but I was surprised by how many of my girlfriends here had at least one instance of rape or sexual abuse, usually from partners.
I just want to say, that is a fantastic project!
I'm talking about the skins, heads and tails of fish that have no business being removed because they're edible and nutritious. I think you 're talking about the guts, that are almost always thrown out anyway.

Food waste starts with cultural norms that make some foods taboo, essentially. Like for example "offal" as the perfectly edible entrails of ruminants are derogatorily known.
GE's market cap was over 500 billion dollars in 2000.
> > indeed is one we should all strive for (or why bother)

> What do you mean by this? Why bother with what?

Why bother finding a partner. If you aren't measurably happier with a partner, why go through the effort of finding one?
Alot to agree with here - how would Google have faired without being able to strategically acquire companies that made specific tech for ads and search?
Yes, there are more now than in the past. https://ifstudies.org/ifs-admin/resources/figure1newlymaninc...
Good stuff. Just curious you experienced both "God" but also "spirits". What was the main difference between them. What made you think one of them was God and others only "spirits"?
If we're being picky then you probably also want `mkdir -p -- "$1"` in case they want to create a directory named `-m`, `-v`, etc.

Surprisingly `--` isn't mentioned in the mkdir manpage on my system, but it works. E.g. `mkdir -- -p` does what you'd want.
The hullabalooza episode in reference to the younger generation being apathetic to the world. (Neither Highs nor Lows)
That's true for most things in life.

Some people "define a process / lay the foundation" and many more build on top of that.

Processes are disrupted by those few that stop to think of a better way but most people just go along.

It does make sense though, if we stopped to think and question every process then we'd be stuck at the start line instead of getting closer to the finish line.
I believe that there are a lot of sexless/loveless men who aren't violent or misogynistic. The problem is nobody pays attention to them. They only become visible to society when they say and do violent, misogynistic things. Then people say that it must be their fault for being violent and misogynist.
That makes it worse.
As to your last idea, one of my old physics professors had a number of patents to his name, and I recollect something about the second excited state of the Helium-3 atom being able to detect minuscule variance in magnetic fields -- suitable for a grid of buoys waiting for a submarine to drift by.

Imagine non-propulsion. Selectively make one side of your ship ninety-nine percent black and the other side ninety-eight ... wait for light pressure to do its job. It's slow but damned if that wouldn't be difficult to detect as a method of making maneuvers.
Given that Robinhood and related brokerages are down for the same reason (again, also happened with GME), it's a better hunch than most.
That would be incorrect: it's too general. These tools don't apply to Windows; yet some do apply to MacOS, due to its BSD/UNIX (not Linux) roots.
> it's on you to improve yourself

Incels call this "maxxing". It doesn't seem to be particularly effective for them.

> Pushing the blame outwards to some other group for not bending to fulfill your needs is a real problematic stance.

Why? Reducing inequality in dating seems like a fair goal to me. People become incels because everyone else rejects them. If that doesn't change, the number of incels will keep growing.
Honestly, given the roundness of 7.5 ft, I would assume that 7.5 ft was the estimate and it was improperly converted to 2.29m as a precise measure.

With the unusualness of a European measuring something in feet.

It always irks me when I see signs saying "keep 6 ft (1.8288 m) apart", because 6 feet is just a round number of the approximate distance, and it's fine to just say "keep 6 ft (2 m) apart", for all that you'll get weirdos going "Well which is it??? 6 feet or 2 meters????"
Obsolete Scientific Theories
Was he? Or was it the opportunity to create a business around new tech and the eventual riches it brought? It seems his real passion is buying islands and racing boats.
Apologies I meant what those efforts entailed; what actually was done in the universities to achieve the numbers increase?

As for the 2nd point, that's more of what I'm getting at; that core populist/mainstream progressive movement. I could certainly believe that the leaders are jumping on it purely due to, as you say the simplicity and popularity of them.
No, because cows run on biofuel that is recently captured carbon, while your car is burning fossil fuel that is long ago captured carbon. Your houseplants aren't recapturing anywhere near that much.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27035901.
Mind explaining (a) precisely whom you're talking to in your second paragraph, (b) how you inferred that they're running from their problems, and (c) what those problems are?
My university had a lap specifically for computer security research. So you could do anything you wanted in there, including screw with network infrastructure (though, you were asked to plug all the machines back into the appropriate ports after you were done).

There were apparently scripts set up that would reset everything every Sunday.
Anything that we could do to assuage your concerns?

For what it's worth, we're trying to be extremely thoughtful about security. If it helps (or hurts?), we're a venture backed company, have a published privacy policy, etc. We don't include any anonymous identity tracking, nor do we do any resource crawling, or anything like that. For the CloudTrail feature, we do hit a read-only API endpoint using your browser session, but we don't send any of that data to our servers. We'd never hit any read/write endpoints without you properly granting us an IAM role.
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Or someone else will do something with their data.
I think the reason that it seems petty is that distinction is just not useful information for most people. It’s at best a historical asterisk on whatever is being discussed. I don’t use Unix, and I don’t know anyone that uses Unix. Linux tools seems right to me because, I get the tools from whatever flavor of Linux OS I installed.
Algae are generally autotrophic, meaning they don't need sugar or food, they create sugars from CO2 and light, and they need nutrients like phosphorus and nitrate and other minerals to do so.

But if you provide too much nutrient, too much algae grow, and when they die and decompose they absorb all the oxygen in the water and kill the whole ecosystem. (That's called eutrophication).
I think this is a cop out that needlessly encourages people to not try to find sustainable solutions.

Yes, the road to sustainability is hard and long, but a path does exist that achieves sustainability without population reduction. Discouraging people from seeking that path does nobody any good.
Kayla's suggestion about prostitution was positively revolting. That position seems to hate just about everyone: incels should just go solve their problem illegally in a way that happens to be the antithesis of feminism.
AWS Enhancement Suite sounds like an AWS product. Consider calling it:

Enhancement Suite for AWS or

Deref Enhancement Suite for AWS

to avoid confusion?
No, because almost all of the CO2 that comes out of your tailpipe used to be buried underground in stable forms. The plants in your garden both won't absorb enough, and even if it did it would never end up in any long-term storage separate from the atmosphere.
Well "intelligence" does imply reasoning, which has never been delivered.
> Her response was that they had so much "male privilege" and that they have no excuse for underperforming. That, thus, they should still be _ahead_ of women, presumably, despite the goal being that they... shouldn't be. They need to pull themselves up from their bootstraps, and "man up", but we also must remember that "man up" is a problematic term that is part of "toxic masculinity".

That made absolutely no sense.
Sure. I was being mostly flippant, and you're correct, a regulation has to be regular. But I doubt the OP is seriously advocation we start inconsistently applying laws.
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Its funny how newspapers keep touting evil china, but when Dow Chemical gassed 15,000 people in boupal to death they suffered no consequences in the west.
Right because they're ads critical of facebook designed to scare facebook users into not using facebook.

Why would facebook green light ads that are detrimental to them?
Levinas and the Ethics of Big Tech
The longer I live, and especially after having read that post, the more I think the civil institution of marriage is a mistake. We would be better off, if it remained a purely religious or traditional ceremony, without the government putting a stack of papers into the equation.

Just let people be happy together; even bound by a promise, if they wish so, but without the external pressure and the fallout in case they fall out of love. Divorces are such a complicated and often-times life ruining experience.

So many people are pushed by their families (or even blackmailed by their partners) to go into a marriage they are often not very sure about, and have no easy way to get out of. It's probably one of the riskiest contracts one can sign.
Women have lived longer than men throughout most of history and in basically every society, so your theory doesn't hold. Childbirth was dangerous but men's work was even more dangerous.
Gyrubot – bipedal robot that moves legs in fixed way but still stays upright
Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud is taking it past YouTube competitor
Yeah it was, and got it will update now. Thanks!
For me checkout with a cashier doesn't feel like less work though. I bring them my bag, take out each item, they scan them, and then I put them back in my bag. All they're doing is swiping! (Growing up we had disposable bags and human baggers, so maybe it saved a tiny bit more time.)
The people operating mainframes have a vastly diffrerent mindset and skills from the average computer/smartphone user. The former can and do dedicate 40h/week and more to studying documentation and tweaking the sandboxes of the stuff they run.
Right now, the reward is close to zero too. Basically the only things the CDC lets you do after being vaccinated are things you've been able to get away with the whole time anyway.
Yeah, that was my first thought. We don't want fiction Alan, we want your book on magic.
What "real competitive schools" are you talking about and why are they the real ones?
I was part of an aquihire and got screwed every which way. As the acquired's only person in my position and required (almost! I'm not delusional) in order to transition the company, I should have driven a harder bargain when deciding to go along with it. In the future I would not go along without a significant retention bonus, like, say, a percentage of the purchase price that reflected my contribution.
There are absolutely places where the social scale is relevant: places where one is entitled to equal treatment.

Incels mistakenly think that the bedroom is one of these places, and that they are entitled to an equal amount of sexual attention as some other man. Thus the "gatekeepers" language when there is no gate.

The social-scale concerns are totally appropriate when it comes to how we construct masculinity and what male attractiveness requires, and feminists are by and large interested in that conversation.
What do you suppose is frequency content or information? It must principally exist in an analog continuous-time domain before being quantized and cached, correct? So how do these quantities, when processed, not correspond to what is ultimately electromagnetic?

I keep reading by commenters that a purely mathematical space which operates on physical movement has no relevance to physical movement vis-a-vis spectral analysis and particularly in how this analyzer - again embedded with recursive electromagnetic charges (software code) - does not affect the original time-sample. I am aware now that MP3 encoding is capturing more information than the analyzer - by design - but how can electromagnetic resonances not be considered in the discussion to warrant continual downvotes?

(I'd like to remind readers that downvotes are not made available for all users, but only those who meet a certain criteria, i.e. those which reflect the general Hacker News community.)
The actual framework is here[0], the discussion of detracking in the context of advanced students starts on page 15 of the introduction.

The Reason article is huperventilating culture-war flamebait. While equity is a concern raised innregard to detracking and elsewhere in the framework its not the centerpiece of the rationale for detracking; there is a wide variety of evidence cited for tracking being associated with undeisrable results across the spectrum of ability-as-tracked.

Nor is the approach recommended by the framework in place of classical tracking “everyone regardless of ability is stuck with the same material”, it calls for variation within the same framework for students with differing ability.

(My biggest concern with this as a general approach—though its also an approach already in use lots of places and one which played a positive factor in out school selection for our son—is that it seems to be a much harder approach calling for more teacher skill to implement in practice.)

[0] https://www.cde.ca.gov/ci/ma/cf/
Note the oxymoron in that advert: "Fresh Frozen!".
I've encountered the idea of a Chaos HR Simian. People get random, unplanned, multi-week vacations.

Mentioned here: https://www.cognitect.com/blog/2016/3/24/the-new-normal-embr...

I know I've been on teams that were significantly disrupted by jury duty, medical incidents, traffic accidents, etc. So it seems like a reasonable way to simulate this.
Optical sorting of fruit and various other things is a great example where early AI techniques made significant real world progress. It’s not sexy by today’s standards, but is it’s based on a lot of early image classification work.
GP is talking about the marginal benefits of scale. In manufacturing, there is a floor at which increasing scale doesn't decrease the cost of making each additional unit. No matter how much a widget company automates their factories, they can't bring down the cost of a widget below the cost of the raw materials. At some point, investing into making widgets becomes a negative ROI.

That often never happens with software because network effects allow each unit of raw material (servers, data, etc.) to produce more value as part of the whole. It would be as if a widget factory could make 2 pounds of widgets out of 1 pound of raw material when it double its sales.
If there's one website I would never in a million years let a closed-source, venture-backed browser extension inject content into, it's console.aws.amazon.com. What a terrifying thought...
Damnit. That is very granular.