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> more javascript when we want less

notice that if you disable javascript by default most cookie banners disappear and everything becomes better. Then you can enable it per-site if you need something in particular.
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All the more reason to start now.

I also think just doing things like living more spartan can help but I don't know how to sell people on that idea.
The NHS article states "The mRNA from the vaccines does not enter the cell nucleus or interact with the DNA at all, so it does not constitute gene therapy."

The article you have posted explains what gene therapy is confidently, but it doesn't explain, or reference particularly well, why an mRNA would be considered gene therapy or why it would alter genes.
200k a year at these companies is a stretch.
You don't particularly have to learn to "use the shell", however. If you only want to sideload apps it's just a matter of copying simple commands from the internet. This is well within the capabilities of most people who are technically competent enough to sideload apps now.

Users are certainly very reluctant to drop into a command line, but in my experience if it is a true necessity for something they want to do, they don't actually have that much difficulty with it.
No problem, I'm trans and I'm not forcing anyone to like it. Just don't punch me in the face or something. I'm back on freenode because I like that that freedom of speech even when I disagree, this must be my Voltaire-ish side.
Slightly related, here's a site where one can learn playing go with assisted visuals regarding influence: https://colorgoserver.com/en
When working in that industry, the cope is thinking people are ok with it, because it’s the “price” of free web content, and consumers are choosing it over anything with a paywall.

I hope free software micropayments payperview can be part of the web! Maybe with GNU Taler or Offset by Freedomlayer[0]

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I'm actually a researcher in academia in this area. I'm more well informed then medical professionals on this topic. I am sorry to say that you, like everyone else jumped to a conclusion here.

Why don't you look at my other reply, there's more nuance there, and it might break you out of your own bias.
Yeah - we're just cheating and using YAML syntax modes for the moment which mostly works. The plan is to support LSP for much better DX of course.
There are advantages to working in big companies compared to your own business:

- Get to work with and learn from other colleagues who are as motivated as you

- Greater economies of scale and budgets, probably a nice office and physical working environment

- Can focus on detail instead of having to do absolutely everything yourself and split your attention

- Consistent employment instead of volatile business income makes it easier to get a loan to buy a house

- Structured work environment and professional support network
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It's supported on Linux. It's one of the first packages I install on a fresh box lately.
> There might also be other bits in the system with residual power that refill the capacitor even after unplugging the mains, so a voltmeter is a good idea as well.

Like what, when it was already turned off? And especially, what do you imagine recharging a significant capacitor to more than 50 volts?
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And we kinda leverage the docs on cuelang.org since the syntax and semantics are mostly the same!
I'm in a similar situation but with an even bigger gap. My strategy, so far untested, is to concentrate on a newer technology where I can be a bit rusty but no worse than anyone else. I'm looking forward to other comments here.
The idea here is not blocking cookies, which are very useful, but rather to bypass the annoying "cookie banners".

Just as with Consent Banners, the website is still responsible for honouring your choices and not tracking you, either via Cookies or any other method.
Do you remember 'doNotTrack' ?
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Yeah i thought it was like "Github - Atom Editor"....
You can filter the console by info/debug/warn/error which makes info pretty useful imo.
Does using a stolen cookie allow you to bypass account 2FA in Slack? Or did EA's slack not enforce 2FA for all accounts?

I feel like this is an important question because if the former, the security lapse here is on Slack; if the latter, it is on EA.
Is this still the case for you? I don't believe we've seen this issue from anyone else, so I'm wondering if it was a blip or something more insidious
I do not use tor or a VPN service.
This is a full OS. It has man pages, and a lot of built in docs too. Have you used raspberry pi?

And btw, community is a bit factor with Linux. Anything you can't figure out is only typically a search away.
Our implementation is in TS. However that's just an API. Do you have some ideas on how you'd like the TS type system to work with the Cue type system. It's an open question for us.
So what? Being found not guilty is a court finding, and it is a finding of innocence. "Innocent" and "guilty" partition the entire space of states.
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Except if you installed Office and it added its keyboard language toolbarlet, then the taskbar becomes a few pixels higher once more and if you click the bottom row Windows moves you cursor up a few pixels and you still miss the button.

Microsoft just stinks at this, its all over Windows 10 as well with windows that are almost maximized to full screen, but for the top row. So if you click to the top right of the screen you close the window behind the one you wanted to close.
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We're really not. We can barely cure toe fungus consistently.

Pharmaceutical drugs are a very poor way of treating the body. Expecting consistent results from it is a losing proposition.

Sorry about your brother..
> For example making the "Accept all cookies" button require less effort than only accepting necessary cookies, which almost every page does.

Like those that make you uncheck 10 or 20 entries one by one.
I would argue that times have changed. Sure, there's still misaligned interests between ad providers and users in terms of privacy. But I think the EU regulators found the right level of financial incentives to change some of the worst habits.
OK, agreed. That's an important distinction. The console log will synchronously receive a reference to an object; later if you expand something in the log window it shows you the current state.
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This sounds like a click bait article intended to make people start complaining about 'big advertising' - with no real substance.

Yes subliminal suggestion works and smart speakers could be used to do it but subliminal advertising is illegal in most of the world (in the UK since the 1950s) and although there isn't direct legislation in the US it is effectively banned by precedent.

https://smallbusiness.chron.com/laws-subliminal-marketing-69...
Everything must be squeezed.
Try cuelang.org/play - it's exactly that. Seems to be just a demo though.
You might get run over by a bus on your way to the store to buy the capacitor, too. Don't overlook that possibility while you're jumping at shadows.
its the defining issue of our times and there is some of nuance: First, there is room (imho) for conventional growth in many parts of the world. Its insane that people go starving, without shelter or water while others throw away truckloads of food - because of "xyz". Then there is the branch of "personal growth" that is decoupled from material consumption. Getting every functioning brain to fully develop its faculties through education quickly translates into economic growth. I suspect that if we address these two opportunities the "materialist growth imperative" will cease being relevant
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If watching on desktop get adblock/unlock origin. I recall Google has a setting to stop personalised ads or clearing my preferences or profile or something, anecdotally I feel I see less ads on my TV. I also try to avoid watching YouTube on my TV, dns level ad blocking doesn't work
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That's on GitHub in fairness. Left is logged in.

https://cdn.imgy.org/DOyx.png
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"you likely know that people aren't violent or into crime because they like to do"

Given how much is e.g. sexual violence widespread among the rich and powerful, I am not sure that some people aren't into violence for sick fun's sake.

Lack of money makes everything worse, but let's not pretend that violence can be stomped out by prosperity.
You miss the point. Your iPhone make and model, time zone, and language are perhaps 20% of your fingerprint.

After testing, you can scroll down to see different test metrics and see exactly which fingerprinting methods (WebGL hash, AudioContext, etc) all contribute to your unique fingerprint.

It’s not just your phone model.
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Yup. I don’t like how iMessage also hijacks SMS.
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It includes JS. See section "8. JavaScript-based interaction". I guess the idea is that just as you can control cookies both via HTTP headers and JS, you will be able to request consent both via HTTP headers and JS.
> They want you to associate them with privacy, and conclude that privacy laws are pointless and should be repealed.

This is a sentiment expressed surprisingly often even here on HN.
It could go at the end just as easily like every other site though
All this does is move the cookie banner from the website to the browser which still means I have to click approve every time I visit a new website. What I really would like to do is to get rid of these annoying cookie banners entirely and have something auto opt-in for me so I can get back to a decent web browsing experience a la pre-2017…
Interesting. So essentially the same as having fans in your windows, but without all of the noise (since one powerful fan in a central location is pulling air out of the house)
We used to call this WYSIWYG editing, and it ushered in a whole generation of FE and flash devs. Editors like this went out of favor because, sadly, it can never quite keep up with the cutting edge.
Right.

But what's in the Coke?

Whisked or rum?
Brick and mortar takes a lot longer than 30 minutes to burn.
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Apple used to make fun of it
Uh no, a quantum computer is a device that can execute quantum algorithms using real qbits. The machines featured in asymptotic analysis don't exist in the real world. It's not like your classical computer has an infinite amount of memory that can be randomly accessed in constant time.
Capacitors such as what? A normal AC system is basically two fans, a compressor, and a bunch of pipes, right?
Most psychiatric drugs should be banned.

They're far too dangerous and have destroyed many lives.
So, instead of just typing shell commands, you type something else, but as soon as you need a shell script, you have to go back to shell commands.... Why not just cut out the middleman?
It's EU, it varies by country. Each country takes the European GRPR law/guidelines and implements in on the national level. There may be slight differences. Your specific example where opting out must not cost more effort than opting in is specific to the UK GDPR implementation for instance.
> Over 99% of all animals killed are killed on factory farms, so pointing out a
handle of farms that are NOT factory farms doesn't really do much.

That's not true. The majority of farms around the world are small-scale farms
with no more than a few dozen animals or so. Factory farms are not the norm.

> Besides, even those small farms are deeply unethical. They kill animals a mere
fraction into their lifespans, and do so in horrific ways, often inhumanely.

I'm sorry but this is completely ridiculous. Why would farmers want to kill
their animals "in horrific ways"? To achieve what? Hard as it might be for you
to believe, farmers are not Jason Voorhees, going around with a machette
murdering innocent little lambs for fun. It's obvious to me that despite your
interest for animals' welfare you've never talked to a farmer and never been to
a farm, looked at the animals and seen how they are treated first hand.

Instead, it seems to me that you take all your information from books and videos
like the ones you ask me to "educate myself" with. Surely, you appreciate that
those are written by vegans and for vegans, or for the purpose of indoctrinating
more people into the vegan ideology? Such books and videos are no reliable
source of knowledge for farming. They only show you what they want you to see:
the horrors of factory farming. They seem to make the point that because factory
farming is a horror, all farming is a horror. This is just a rhetorical trick
and it should be easy to see through.

Anyway if you don't want to continue the conversation that's up to you. I don't
want to convince you of anything, and I'm not in the habbit of pursuing internet
arguments over emai. That sounds... unhygienic. What I was hoping to achieve
with this conversation was to have a useful exchange of views. I don't guess
this is possible though.
From my experience, the standard procedure is to shrug your shoulders and chalk it up as anxiety.

Most doctors are going off a script.
How does a posix api have anything to do with how a user experience works. At all.
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"What was all this about? In three weeks, an IRC network that’s lasted for twenty years was flown into a mountain. Was that the plan all along?

Or is it wrong to ascribe to malice or forethought that which can be more adequately explained by stupidity or drug-fueled mania?"
It's playing in the corners, knight's moves, shape, connections, playing towards the edges, life and death, liberties, etc. As if you tried to map go tactics to this game.

I tried that too at first but didn't do very well against the hard AI. (Easy seems pretty random and easy to beat with anything). It took me a while to realize you need to throw out Go and find the tactics inherent to this game. I've found success counting adjacent colors and making moves so that I maximize the opponent's exposure to my color. The other thing to think about is what stuff you will automatically capture without needing a move. Some moves are completely unnecessary.
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Also, using aggressive power saving is quite effective when sharing a room with a PC. A human gives off about 50 W of heat when sitting somewhere. PCs can easily consume multiple times as much, a loaded gaming PC is the equivalent of a half a dozen people sitting in! No surprise it gets hot.
Huh, why do you think you do that? Do you forget about the debugger statement, or is there some other reason you think console logging might work well?
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The point is that it's not being enforced, so if we assume what you say is true for the sake of argument, then the only way that would be OK was if a different cookie banner was shown for visitors from the UK, which I highly doubt happens in any meaningful percent of cases.
You assumed a lot about me from one sentence. This is why people dislike the rust evangelism.
Just remember that knowing the tools isn’t the part they really care about. They wanna know if you can build stuff that someone asks you to build, maintain legacy code, communicate well enough, etc.
That said, there is some evidence there may be a roman shipwreck off the coast of Brazil, which has yet to be excavated. While roman designs are not ocean-going, it's entirely possible that they might have been blown off-course and managed to survive the journey.
Rounded corners are an invisible mask on the application windows that the application has to go out of its way to detect, they existed in XP which these days is hailed as the pinnacle of design, how are they an issue? Apart from that it looks different from straight corners. How do you expect Microsoft to sell a new Windows version if it looks exactly the same as it did before?
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Maybe that is because you start with pencils that are too long to start with?

This machine allows you to start off with shorter pencils that you can extend on demand. This way you are likely to loose less pencil whenever you loose one.
Maybe my debugger skills aren't strong enough, but I find that when I'm trying to reason about how some complicated code is executing, a debugger statement forces me to wade through tons of internals in libraries I don't care about. Some well-placed console logs give me much less information overload.
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true will run if hello fails. if...else and &&..|| are not equivalent.
Commenters, please stop generalizing from your own anecdotes and then representing the generalization as a universal truth. Some examples from the thread:

- "there is no reason to spend the time looking at what people have done on GitHub"

- "Employers don’t really care [about a github link]"

- "None of that extracurricular stuff matters"

There are literally hiring managers in the thread saying that they like seeing Github links, and have hired founders of one-person companies. So these generalizations are false.

If you have evidence that your opinion represents the overwhelming majority, feel free to post it. If you're talking about FAANG, then you should qualify your statement. Most programmers don't work at FAANG.
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Or like those that make the "Accept all cookies" button green and the "accept necessary" white/colorless/default.
Totally appreciate that!
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The point was to consider the validity of such a statement as something worth considering. What you say is technically true but you made it kind of pedantic here and steered away from the heart of my point.

Let me reform it to fit with your logic: "Homosexuality as a trait is not selected for by evolution for humans."

There this statement is not definitively false. There is a realistic possibility that it's true.

Also please see my other reply in this thread for a more nuanced take on my point, which has nothing to do homosexuality (that was just an example).
One thing I'd like to mention about being "fine", you'd be fine, but you could be extremely well off if you are able to find the engineers that go way beyond. I find the multiplying effect of engineers within top 1% can be more than 5x. These folks will take responsibility for everything, innovate and work intelligently, tirelessly and passionately to solve any problems thrown at them as opposed to someone who will just pick up Jira tickets blindly.

It's just a little attitude thing that makes so much difference. The way salaries work, they probably don't get 5x salary so they are extremely valuable for the company and to find in general.

If you just look at general performance, resumes and things like that you might just get "rest and vest" types.
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Makes you wonder what the secret services are up to now. This really wasn't that long ago.
I am currently working with two South Asian air conditioner/fridge manufacturers on electronics projects, and they have whopping load of unsold inventory. Shout out if you have any commercial interest.
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SW testing before deployment will be nice to have , but it's expensive. /s
People still prefer to live inside. I wouldn’t expect landlords to walk away from housing the same way that owner occupants (especially zero or first-time buyers) might get uneasy.
I would add the index on BASH_SOURCE, but the braces on $0 and $@ are just verbose.
Counter-point: Gwynne Shotwell and SpaceX. Yes she's not the CEO, but she's definitely the business-type and disciplined organizational leader. Without her, SpaceX would likely have failed.
Careful. There are real world consequences for anyone who attacks me on HN. Either state your disagreement and address me in a civil way or be prepared for the consequences.
Oh, no, I actually took it to mean that time-consuming research was required before turning up to the polling station -- but acknowledging that 4 pages of ballots could be onerous, especially as one of the votes is clearly way more momentous than the others.

I guess the argument is that because it's a weekday, you want to aggregate many into the one event.
Business cost savings are a huge pull factor, for sure (if you counted all the Excel spreadsheet "apps" as software, some old school companies would be in the top 100 apps by usage, easy :)

I also wouldn't underestimate the push factor from the creative folks who are technical enough to "read" code / reason in abstract patterns, but can't write it. Fun definitely comes into that, as does a learning curve that's very shallow and near-infinite.
Unfortunately, privacy.resistFingerprinting intentionally breaks the prefers-color-scheme CSS media query, telling all websites that you want a light color scheme. It would be nice if they could at least have made it so that it doesn't indicate any preference.
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