skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The use of "arrived" was precisely to abstract from this sub-discussion.

But since you raised it: your description is quite misleading. One person proposed Wayland. Some others (who happened to be already unhappy with X) thought it was a good idea. Most of them were or are involved in Xorg directly or indirectly. But the development of Wayland was not some upfront decision by X developers.
And yet, GDPR considers IP address personal data. As long as there are stupid things written in laws and directives, we can expect the judicial branch issue stupid rulings.
Yep, exactly.

I work for USPS now, and it's great to make enough money outside a managerial role to not have to worry about promotions. The vast majority of clerks, carriers, and drivers have no interest in management.
Apple doesn’t take a cut of transactions I make in my iPhones browser.
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You have to make an exemption for your home nation or else you are committing yourself to becoming a refugee instead of fighting for change within your country.
Exactly what's blocking apple from using same kinda warning? So no, it wont happen.
No, it's the other way around: these guys, and many others, were pioneers in these fields of breaking Amazon TOS without any consequences.

They knew they could get away with it, became part of their modus operandi, like a playbook for every new product launched.

But don't take me wrong: I blame all of this on Amazon, they nurtured this for years, by trimming away honest sellers and giving wealth to shady ones.

My example: few weeks after I launched my product in an under developed market on Amazon, a new guy came in. For every ~80 sales I'd get one review, while the guy was getting 7-10 reviews for the same amount of sales (mostly 5 stars). How can you compete with a review velocity that's no where close the organic one?
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Ask HN: How do people feel about Puppet?
No doubt, Puppet is one of the popular configuration management tools. However, I recognize that times have changed, tools like containers and k8s may reduce their market share.

Puppet's competitors like Chef, Ansible, and Saltstack have all been bought up by larger companies so the channel and partner influence they have is massive over Puppet.

They tend to release and EOL products too from what I understand. Some friends in the industry mention that the tech is so hard to use compared to Ansible.

I have been offered a job as a senior SE there. They are going for an IPO this year which makes it an interesting proposition.

Could anyone share your thoughts on Puppet?
> Looks like it's caused confusion just 5 years later.

No. The commit message is perfectly clear, the first line (the one highlighted in bold, which was also the subject line on the original mail) summarizes exactly what this is about, the first paragraph, although containing some mild sarcasm, is IMO perfectly clear about what the exact problem is and the second part explains how it is solved.

The only thing that is causing confusion is the headline on HN, by ripping a single sentence completely out of context.

EDIT: The title has now been changed to something less clickbaity. At the time I wrote this comment, it was "in 2013 Rockchip hardware engineers found that the new Gregorian calendar still contained flaws"
They do actually get a cut if you pay with Apple Pay.
The counter-argument runs like this:

Third party developers want to get their apps onto the iPhone, because the platform has a lot of users, and there's a lot of money to be made. However, they will be forced to play by Apple's rules, which (according to the argument) is good for the customer, as the custodian of the platform has a vested interest in keeping them happy.

Now, if 3rd party stores were allowed, Apple's bargaining power which allowed them to force 3rd parties to respect the user's interest would go away, allowing developers to deliver a worse (eg privacy-violating) product.

Users who do not like this deal are free to go with an Android device instead of an iPhone. The popularity of the latter might suggest that quite a few people are reasonably happy with the status quo.
Just like the other replier said, it is sorting by language, not nationality. I know 4 languages and can speak any of them, this has nothing to do with nationality.
I didn't not set up 2FA, it was forced on me. The problem is that Amazon wants to send a notification, not a SMS or something else. I can't pick an alternative.

If I don't have a smartphone i'm screwed. https://postimg.cc/LJ6KVgZr
Have you seen the prompt you get when you install an app outside the play store, (and even worse give it permission to install other apps)?

Epic have made instructions on how to do it [0], it's a four step process to be able to install the game that involves changing two system default settings that both warn you not to do what you're about to do.

[0] https://www.epicgames.com/fortnite/en-US/mobile/android/new-...
Tried it and it was 700mb for a few minutes of recording.. didn't find any way to tweak that
Right decision = DuPont's patents were expiring and they pushed regulations to hinder competition.
It is neither his ideology nor his advice that I'm taking exception to.

What strikes me as the issue is that he identifies literally anyone who may level any criticism at him as acting in bad faith: purely participating in a game of status and an inferior one at that.

Not only is it really unlikely that literally everyone who might have a different set of priorities than him is a crass social climber, but his need to describe them as such is immature, even if it were the case.
Yes, I'm tied to Apple and unable to leave.

Even if for the simple reason that I find other OSes and devices that run them shit in comparison.
Good thing epic aren't suing google at the same time for the exact reason we're discussing right here then isn't it?
It is not the subject of this article but the advantages and disadvantages of deterministic netcode over client/server are talked about.

You have other articles discussing client/server netcode. The one from Quake 3 is a good start (and it is open source).
Software to the rescue then. Social media was technically possible in the 80s, but only a big hit now, and shaping our culture.
So, Firefox should stop updating itself?
has this ever been tested in court?
I am envious of the fact that you live in a world where politicians make good decisions.
This is an OS privacy bug, and isn't specific to Facebook. If an app does not have location permissions, it should not receive the geolocation portion of photos' EXIF metadata.
> has to stop relatively often (GC pauses)

Shorter pause times than Go.

These are bad comparisons.
My father worked at Volkswagen when the Berlin wall fell. Volkswagen considered a cooperation with Sachsenring (the producer of the Trabant cars) and my father's team had the task to find ways to keep the production of the Trabant running until a line for a new car could be set up at the Factory in Zwickau. They held a competition for artists to style the Trabant's body so it could become something like a lifestyle car. My father asked me about the opinion on the designs and I remember that some were quite cute, but not enough to make that outdated car attractive for buyers.

Anyway, it was soon decided that the technology of the Trabant was already so far behind that nobody wanted to buy the Trabant anymore and keeping up the production made no sense economically or ecologically. But I can assure you, they tried and Volkswagen's top management actually was a little bit idealistic about this.
I'm happy F-Droid user, so yes, i know the process.
> Marantz microphone that curiously identifies as a Blue Snowball

If you don’t consider that a sign of a fake product, I don’t think you’re being objective. Fake products put significant effort into looking like real products, many times you need to take them apart to find the differences.
Amazon commingles all their merch when they're fulfilling a purchase, even when they're the seller.

Best to avoid buying any items sold both by Amazon and a FBA seller; they're nearly guaranteed to be commingled, running you the risk of getting a third party's FBA counterfeit. But that'll probably get rid of a large chunk of your shopping list.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204274

>Are there additional fees to accept Apple Pay?

>No. Apple doesn't charge any additional fees.
Which sucks, because their stuff is actually good.
This!

"Today I want latina", said horny twitch hot tub streamer's viewer.
“Do no evil” is idealism. “Don’t undermine our marketing to grab data assets that don’t align with our business model” is cold self-interest.

I have much more faith in a company staying true to the latter. Not 100% faith, because their assessment of what business model to pursue can change, but it’s certainly not comparable in flakiness to corporate idealism.
I can't seriously engage with someone who believes politics never results in anything positive.
FWIW if you consider what happened to "Black Wallstreet" it's easy to see why certain domestic groups might see any prospects of a better life as ultimately futile, especially when that's not the only example -- the Black Panthers are a great example for trying for a better life via neighborhood outreach and mutual aid instead of capitalism and they too were violently shut down and their leaders assassinated.

The problem isn't just poverty, it's generational poverty. Immigration is expensive and time consuming, whether you take the legal route or not. If you managed to immigrate to another country, that's already a huge achievement regardless of how much money you'll make there.

Also even cheap/easy unhealthy food can mean different things depending on your circumstances. There are plenty of tales of startup founders living on ramen before their company turned a profit or landed the investment but their situations are very different from those of the working generationally poor.

The ramen is always a temporary thing, a cost-cutting measure on your way to becoming a millionaire (or at least falling back onto your family's safety net of free rent and food if you fail). The Saturday McDonald's on the other hand is the highlight of the week because there's literally nothing to look forward to and you're already on the last dimes of your payday loan.
I assume that you are asking this question in good faith, although the mental gymnastics one has to make to come to the question you ask seems quite extraordinary. But I'll bite.

No, of course not. Racism - that is; discriminatory behavior towards other humans depending on their (now comes the important part) perceived or imagined membership in a totally made up group - is of course real. And bad. We should stop that. Putting people in imaginary groups and treating them different according to these imaginary groups should stop.

We should stop inventing arbitrary systems of human difference and to use them as justification for the unequal treatment of others.
Could the guest mode on android or enterprise/fleet thingy be used to achieve that (preventing user from installing malware) ?
I have seen one burning. On a hillside in (then) Czechoslovakia. The trabi overheated, then caught flame. Drivers got out, but the car was standing there, burning. We could not back up, because of a line of cars, trucks buses behind us who all were stuck on the very windy road.

Indeed it burned "like a match", with thick black smoke. When the breaks burned through it rolled downhill, towards us, scary AF. Luckily it did not hit us nor the car in front of us, but passed a few meters and ended in a ditch, below the road. Where it exploded: almost like in the movies; just more black smoke. No-one was hurt.

I was 12 or 13, but I remember the burning trabi like it was yesterday. I can almost feel the heat and smell the burning plastic, when I think of it.
Super minor note: it's "sow" (as in spread seeds, "reap what you sow" "sow wild oats) as opposed to "sew" (needle and thread...)
The article's point was that cows are a major source of greenhouse gases. Eating grass fed beef doesn't change that.
The punching up/down aspect is an important part of understanding what people mean when they say "racist". By some people's definitions, "racial discrimination" means differentiating by race, while "racism" means racial discrimination as a form of oppression. This is the definition a lot of people mean when they say the word. Some people don't make that distinction, but language is fuzzy and is just a tool. A word doesn't necessarily mean anything in it's own, the meaning comes from the speaker's intention and the listener's interpretation.

So if someone asked if that line from Soul is "racist", it depends on what definition you are referring to. Yes the line discriminates based on race. But, keeping cultural contexts in mind, does the line exploit power imbalances in our society against white people to denigrate them? I think a lot of people would say no.
Epic is free to sue who ever they whish. That means nothing. The argument was that 3rd party app stores would somehow affect apples appstore quality. That's false. If apple would allow installing apps from unknown sources and just give ugly warnings then, thus letting 3rd party appstores on ios, it would have no effect on qpple appstore content.
Positive discrimination is already enshrined in the laws of many countries.

Eg. When hiring, it is legal to discriminate on protected characteristics if the target characteristic can be defined a minority.

When considering school admission scores are dependent on your ethnicity to fill in quotas.

People who "stand up for minorities" are essentially bringing back segregation.

What you're highlighting is the joke equivalent of positive discrimination.

That said, there's definitely a tendency to call everything racist.
Racism, by definition, implies the belief that one race is superior to others.

This joke can definitely be offensive but it's not racist (same as all the old jokes making fun of one or another country which nobody tells anymore because of wokeness).
And what they actually actually do is being complicit in Zuckerberg's amoral mind control machine.
I have no idea why some people have such vastly different experiences shopping at Amazon UK. I've made 242 orders with them last year(pandemic, locked up in the house, don't judge), didn't have a single problem with any of those 242 orders. Few times I wanted to return something they just refunded me and I didn't even have to send it back. Compared to buying from anywhere else like Currys which is a shit show, I'd purchase from Amazon over anyone else.
Indeed. These are all completely arbitrary, made-up and imaginary. None of them have any scientific basis.

We should stop using these concepts altogether.
so why is nobody starting a new one?
Except in this case it stands for Business Server ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BS2000
My name is personal data. A bank robber can say "Hands up, this is Ensorceled, hand over your money or die." but that should not be proof I did the crime.

Same with IP addresses, THEY ARE PERSONAL DATA. Ad tech companies routinely use IPs for tracking and identification.
>>Amazon commingles all their merch when they're fulfilling a purchase, even when they're the seller.

I've seen proof this happens in the US, I'm yet to find any that this happens in the UK as well.
Why would you be down voting this? Parent's statement is completely nonsensical. If you wanted to test a function irrespective of window.setInterval's implementation you would just PASS window.setInterval as a parameter to that function. You would NOT add a wrapper function for window.setInterval because it is completely useless.
Exactly, which is what makes their argument so flimsy.

Sure sometimes apps get promotion and featured by the store but for the vast majority of apps, any downloads they get have about as much to do with Apple as the results of your web searches do.
This will absolutely get buried when it goes against the agenda
The simulator was released by them ahead of the first crewed SpaceX flight. The UI is based on the real UI of the spacecraft.
Sometimes you can get both.
The full RTC is useful if want to do alarms at the first day of a month or so, but yea - those are niece cases.
No meat diet is also great! Go vegan!
I was imagining that it was going to be some tribe of Māori people that spoke Polish because of Polish explorers having been there some hundred years ago.
Of course it's a good faith argument.

the idea that

>We should stop inventing arbitrary systems of human difference and to use them as justification for the unequal treatment of others.

Is possible in a world where racism exists is arguing in bad faith.

Of course race is made up and is completely arbitrary, but the idea that one can simply ignore racism that exists in 2021 is beyond ludicurous.
I’ve seen one burning in the early nineties, it was abandoned and me and some friends lit it on fire… the paint bubbled up in some unhealthy ways on those paper parts. We pissed on it to put it out, be we failed. Got out there with our bikes pretty quick and later it was put out by the local fire brigade. :)
In case of TOTP one way of doing that is to scan the QR code on two devices. Many services only allow 1 MFA hardware/virtual device (I'm looking at you, AWS...)
Wait, do you mean Paki?

It's two whole letters away.

-1 for name change.
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They curate their stores to draw in customers, placing popular items up front and usually having SALE signs up. Why? because it is an extremely competitive environment.

The store owners pay rent, they are not obliged to give a 30% commission on purchases to the company who owns the shopping centre and they are not forced to use the shopping centres chosen payment service to make sure they collect on commissions.

Less freedom is not a good thing. Nothing is being taken away from you when you provide other options, quite the opposite.
What a terrible calendar do we currently have. One guy offered this one: 28x13=364. In that case we have 13 months each of 28 days. Strict 4 weeks in one month. 365 and 366 are non-calendar holidays.
Looks good, but to be honest it could have come at a better time. Not at the potential end of this bull run, haha.
A VPN isn't a solution because it would only help the guilty. The innocent still fall victim to someone else jumping on their wifi and uploading stuff unVPNed.

There is also the highly probable case of the IP address being shared by many people or switching to a new user mid day which does happen.

Something as trivial as the police forgetting to check what timestamp their website file upload date is in could easily result in getting the entirely wrong customer from the ISP.
For music, synthesis and DSP are basically solved problems. Synthesis won't get more interesting if you throw more cycles at it.

Buyers have mostly rejected more complicated kinds of synthesis - including resynthesis and physical modelling - because they don't understand them.

So we're stuck with expanded virtual versions of the old analog synth/wavetable/FM/sampler and studio rack processor models, but with a slightly wider range of oscillator types like granular, and somewhat content-aware processing.

There are areas on the R&D edge, but they're not about the audio.

Changing the subject - one reason Roland stood out was outstanding industrial design. Many of the synths and drum machines produced during the 80s peak are beautiful objects which combined a friendly, fresh, youthful look with a very clear programming model.

https://happymag.tv/the-roland-jupiter-8-the-fattest-synth-i...

http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/juno60.php

Yamaha tried to do colour coding with the CS series, but didn't quite get it right. So they made the world's most playable and expressive analog poly (CS80) instead.

They took the design hint with the DX7, but never quite hit the same design sweet spot with subsequent synths. And unlike the Roland designs, the DX7 was insanely difficult to program.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_DX7

US synth designers never quite understood colour coding, so the designs were more functional and more expensive, which made them feel more serious, more rock band, less accessible and less fun.
Probably illegal in Norway. And other civilized countries.
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This is a completely different matter with entirely different goals and implications. GDPR takes the hardest stance on what is and is not personal data for the sake of consumer protection. If a company had the IP of this couple they could link their online activity (most of which is their own) with their name, that's sufficient to spy on them.

If you'd eaten chips this morning and there was a database of chip-eaters, eating chips would be considered personal information.

It's tiring to see these uninformed hot takes on GDPR on completely unrelated subjects.
Well, isn't that what PNG filters do? So in that sense one could build an algorithm on top of LZ77 that tries to reversibly transform data into repeating sequences.
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I don't know which kind of answer satisfies you, so I'm gonna answer in many different ways:
1. It's a "frontend" for warehouses
2. It's a webstore for buying stuff
3. It's a middleware between a company buying stuff and warehouse selling stuff

It's usually used by businesses who need to buy gear. It gives you overview of different warehouses selling the same thing, the difference between them is usually delivery time, pricing, amount of stock. So you can decide that hey, I want this from warehouse Y and this from warehouse X. They also do autooptimization based on pricing or amount of shipments if you want to.

The reason why I like them is because it's simple, adfree, easy payment, easy tracking.... it's just easy. For example here's a random product: https://www.markit.eu/us/en/kingston-datatraveler-70-usb-fla...
On the left you can see the whole catalogue of things.

The only caveat I'm aware of is that it's for companies only.

But, as said before, I have only used them in Europe where it's the default option and in a rare occasion where they don't offer something, I need to use an alternative. By and large they have 99% of our cases covered. Usually they might not have the cheapest price, but it's okay because the ease of use pays it back in a blink of an eye.
The modern Indian state takes a lot of its iconography from the Mauryan empire, most prominently the Lion Capital of Sarnath (image is in the article). It's super interesting to hear about this technique which was instrumental in producing these capitals.
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Newegg already went public. This is an old article.
Did you get free headphones to write this comment? :)
England is basically a third world country in terms of legal rights. They brought back double jeopardy!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_jeopardy#Post-2003
Aren't they using NEGG
Actually these type of situation show who are your friends. Your friends will call you, text you and arrange meets. And There’s FaceTime if your far from friend. Stop relying on Facebook to connect you…
The merger closed a few days ago, that should have been the news
And generally "of" unless it's the last word. There are a few other rules depending on the authority used. It's unclear to me whether a post title is a title to CMOS and I don't have a recent enough copy that would include such digital categories.