skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since the battery is just glued in instead of having a special vendor specific fitting, one could argue that they are easier to replace since you only need to supply the correct voltage.

Of course some vendors didn't like that and put chips on their batteries.
The failure was the initial use of K=1024. Anyone should had invented KiB early.
> I worry that "unification" will be realized by dumbing down the desktop rather than empowering the mobile device.

This appears to be their plan. It has steadily ramped up since Mojave, and Big Sur was the inflection point.
I have used OS X exclusively since 2008, and last year I made the choice to no longer upgrade any of my machines beyond Catalina. I'm slowly getting used to the fact that I won't be able to use Macs for my work in the near future, and am making adjustments to my workflow accordingly.
I know this is probably the life-long FruitCo® fan in me speaking, but I'm genuinely distraught about this. My absolute favourite software platform in the world is being chipped away at to appeal to the lowest common denominator. Even worse, most people seem to be cheering them on for doing it. Really upsets me.
I intentionally avoided Catalina completely.
>It requires making my own syntax files for every language I use, and starting or opening a new language now needs to begin with configuring this. Not really looking forward to such a future.

Why would you need this (unless your language is not in https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter#supported... ?)
What is wrong with him i heard a few of them and they been pretty good ?
he would be instantly cancelled if youtube and facebook and twitter (and spotify) all decided to ban his content. but short of that he’s fine
Ps5 Console
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it.

I believe you can earn the necessary trust by being transparent. For this kind of service two things are essential:

- Open source software: Let everyone review your code

- Encryption in the browser. Sensitive information should never leave the browser in plaintext.

I'm considering file transfer - but there are some challenges to meet :)

C.
You're describing authoritarianism which is inherently right-wing. Both Hitler and Stalin were anti-democratic right-wingers.

The left-wing has always been anti-authoritarian.

A better comparison would be like Hitler versus Emma Goldman.
You're missing the point. The units are useful because they express direction.
1. Basically what nine_k said. It's kind of a trivial point most of the time- honestly might be a bit overpriced right now.

2. Not at the moment- IPV6 support is a little dicier for mailservers because the scarcer IPV4 address is often used as a antispam signal.
Have you experienced spammers or your website or is this preemptive?

Also, couldn't you generate a random six digit number and ask a user to write it as a workaround for using Google? Or use a self-hosted service?
Is this a situation where technical and colloquial language mean different things, like when a company counts every molecule involved in a process is called a chemical? Like if you used water to clean the meat then it would be considered another chemical used?

If the answer is no, how do the skills necessary to build the two types of plants overlap? If I was asked an hour ago if I thought the same skills necessary to maintain chemical systems in a chip fab we’re the same kind of skills necessary to maintain a meat processing plant, then I would have confidently said no.
I was thinking the same, because last year when I was forming the LLC, I remember eliminating Atlas for this reason, also Stripe is not operating in Turkey and not accepting applications.

So I formed through another company, which was cheaper with more features. 500$ for Atlas, and you still have to do a lot of stuff and pay more to move forward.

Even they are not providing services in Turkey, and no intention to fight for this equality, they like to use Turkish founders in marketing materials, videos as you can see in this Atlas campaign. Not feel right.
"smtp": {
"error": {
"type": "SmtpError",
"message": "permanent: The host name specified in HELO does not match IP address."
}

their server is misconfigured
Why did all the employees have email addresses from different services, rather than a single @ourcompany.com address pool that they controlled?
how to fail at email sending and tarpits, in one easy codebase...
Anyone Remember That Whole SLR Cliff?
Thank you for the suggestion, it’s something we’re excited about exploring and actually will be launching Flowly for Teams with a few companies soon. If you have any ideas of people to reach out to who might have interest or even just advice to share, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me: celine@flowly.world
The technical term for “ghost knowledge” is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_knowledge
NAND chips are built in same way, but SSD manufacturers sell 256GB(not GiB) drives. That's partially because some SSD uses the difference (256GiB - 256GB) for reserved area for wear leveling. Of course primary reason is to align with HDD.
bp is a percentage of a magnitude, whether a difference or not. It's value is that it is not a percentage of a percentage or a rate.
Whoa, that’s terrible, and eerie with the phone calls.
It is done entirely on the client. You can check the source code. Read more on scrt.link/security.
How do you do spam blocking?

I think Gmail really shines at this. It's one of the reason I was thinking of switching to Hey email also, though after reading Hey's reviews I've decided not to. So anyway, would love some comments from users or you about how good you are at separating the wheat from the chaff.
FTR, directed at those who valiantly continue to self-host mail/SMTP: Greylisting is not sound any more in this day and age, because the largest mail services will rarely, if ever, use the same MTA instance to retry delivery upon a soft bounce.

The good news is that if you have postfix, using postscreen with an informed choice of blocklists is enough to deal with 99%+ of inbound spam. You can strap in rspamd or spamassassin/amavis behind that, but it's mostly not needed.

The inbound-mail-problems are largely solved, but surefire delivery to other parties is a matter of IPaddr/domain reputation, properly implementing relevant standards, and luck.

If you're interested in learning more about (including, but not limited to, self-hosting) email, the #email channel on the libera.chat IRC network is a great resource to ask questions.
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If you want to see how Lisp environments used to be on the hey day of Lisp, check the community editions from Lisp Works and Allegro Common Lisp.
Telsa, yes, I wave the EV flag and kill-off the ICEs... pour one out for the Saturn EV1 homies that GM embraced, extended, extinguished.

1. The shuttlecraft giant screen in the middle is a distraction crash waiting to happen, and it's very difficult for older people to use.

2. Safety, simple, mechanical > clever over-engineering.

3. Why aren't regulators reviewing and approving firmware updates? For example, if Tesla management decides to brick all cars or an engineer is bribed to hack a particular Tesla to crash.

4. Why are moving vehicles being "live patched" over SSH? This seems insane like "I don't always test my code, but when I do so, I do it in production."
I'm not concerned with dumbing down the desktop -- not a whole lot has changed in 15 years really. Big Sur really changed precisely nothing about how I use the computer. Certainly it's still highly functional and mostly gets out of the way. I'd be more concerned with locking down like iOS -- but that too, Apple has been measured and slow.

Although, I'm pretty disturbed by the locked-down trend. Kernel extensions are pretty much dead. It does feel like a matter of time until it becomes as locked-down as iOS.
I would love unification if it could be sensibly achieved (ie if a best of both scenario is possible).

My 12.9 inch iPad is great for casual reading, browsing, casual games, drawing etc

My 13 inch Mac is great for serious work - programming, PowerPoint, excel, and anything slightly more complex that requires productivity.

Inside both of these devices is the same M1 processor, the same amount of ram, approximately the same screen size and I can add a keyboard to my iPad - so why should I carry two devices?

(I know I don’t have to carry both devices and I could just pick one, but some things are just better on the other side of the fence. My dream laptop is an iPad that can dual boot iOS and Mac OSX, but if a unified OS can be achieved without compromises that’s even better!)
> That's how taxes work. I don't have any children, but my taxes fund schools.

I know that's how taxes work. The point is that there's no reason that should apply to purchasing internet.

Even if you think it should be government provided, that doesn't mean it needs to be funded in that way. Many government utilities are billed to the consumer based on usage. There's no real public good in forcing me to pay for other people's internet.
This is ridiculous:

>>But these factors are not sufficient to explain the trend. The chains’ owners have done little to maintain order in the stores, which tend to be thinly staffed and exist in a state of physical disarray.

This is virtually every retail store out there. Go into a non-supercenter Walmart in the average town. Retail never has enough staff and never has enough time or payroll to clean.

This too:
Several years ago, noticing the rise in calls to the dollar stores, the department provided training sessions for Family >>Dollar managers in how to practice what police call “crime prevention through environmental design.” Officers showed them how less trash outside and less clutter inside and fewer big ads in the windows, which block the view of responding police officers, would make their stores safer.

This has zero to do with the kind of crime that is happening to them; it's all about being often the only retailers even close to a high crime area.

Or this:

>>Residents often sent her photos of dangerously cluttered aisles, and she asked ﬁre marshals to issue warnings. “The more and more ubiquitous they’ve gotten, they’ve gotten less and less caring,” she said. “I came to see them as gloriﬁed check-cashing and payday lenders for the way they prey off the poor but don’t really care about the poor.”

...this is moronic. They do nothing of the sort, they sell goods at decent prices to underserved areas. That they are getting hit with crime is more about how shitty the average underserved area is than their policies or procedures; they do nothing that other retail doesn't do.

It's a really bad piece, and i agree its trying to blame the victim.
"Nobody respects a cashier at McDonalds"
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I think THIS is the point: If we bring back (or better: establish) the mindset in the public, that any form of legal employment has its intrinsic honor ("I can life with the fruit of my own hands work", "workers pride" and so on) then i think the motivation for crime could go down...
Good job, Scott! This is Stan from SaaSHub. I'll be featuring Purelymail on next week's newsletter of SaaSHub. It's a good moment to verify the listing and improve the details.
Here's comprehensive crime stats from FBI for year 2019:

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2019/crime-in-the-u.s.-...
I don't know about you, but I'm subscibed to several newsletters out of my own volition.. Are they spamming me then?
My hypothesis: more brain stimulation due to media saturation and an increase in nominally personalised and interactive entertainment experience.
Apart from questionable changes to the user interface, I don’t see how Apple have been “dumbing down” macOS in terms of usability so dramatically. Could you point to some concrete examples?
Thanks for letting me know, I'll keep an eye on it. Though tbh the Droplet is so low powered I'll be surprised if it has zero issues with slow-down over time.
How long until mining on my laptop is profitable again?
Statins.
How does WebAuthn and iCloud Keychain work together? Sadly no mention of it in the article.
If I ban a user who disrupts the functioning of the site, I don't want then to be able to immediately recreate an account. If there is more friction to this process, I can hope they will lose interest soon enough. Sure they can create an infinite number of Gmail addresses, but it might take then more time.
Polygon(MATIC) Price Prediction, Will Matic Price Toss to $2 Soon?
Butter starts to go off after a few weeks at room temp, which is plenty for a single stick in the butter dish at home but mildly inconvenient for shippers and retailers, or people who like to buy staple ingredients in bulk. It lasts for many months refrigerated, though.
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While it is true that the majority of job titles posted have a Senior and Staff in front of them, and that is in fact what we are looking for, I can only encourage you to give it a try anyway.
You talk about math like it’s poetry … can it really be that artistic of a practice? I suppose that’s how I view writing software.. What is an example of dimensionless numbers?
tidyverse may be clean, but it is nowhere near as concise as data.table.

data.table is also typically orders of magnitude faster.
There will always be people happy to sell things that don't work.
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Reid Hoffman interviews Michael Seibel [pdf]
Yeah basically, but it doesn't validate an email address (user@example.com), it validates say, the From: header of a MIME message, which could contain an email address, a phrase (like a first and last name) comments, and all sorts of dumb dumb ideas like having phrases that have embedded comments and phrases that look like email addresses but aren't and on and on and on. This RFC is a trainwreck and whoever wrote it should feel bad about themselves.
Any recommendations for senior Node.js bloggers?
Any recommendations for great node.js bloggers who write content at a senior level? (with a lot of code examples and explanations).
Would be a huge help!
This reads like an emotion-driven hit piece. It even starts with the personal tragic story before actually stating a claim to pre-bias with emotional manipulation.

Possibly because otherwise the rationale seems pretty thin: Dollar stores are to blame for shootings and crime in their vicinity or the store itself because they're understaffed and messy? Not very convincing.

Where's the comparative statistical analysis of retail-related shootings for other stores, with controls for area crime rates and local socioeconomics or other confounding variables? Where is just about any hard data? It's all opinion narrative interwoven with tragic anecdotes and an occasional reference to research that might vaguely apply if you squint hard enough. Really a bad piece.

--

As a side note, dollar stores seem to fill a useful niche in the retail ecosystem. They purchase mass quantities of product, much of which might otherwise end up in landfills, and sell it on for cheap prices to people who will use it. (Though some items-- not all-- are made specifically for sale in their stores at smaller quantities that are actually higher on a per-unit basis)
the most interesting thing about kermit is the guy who wrote it and his large and interesting web presence:

http://www.columbia.edu/~fdc/

military vet who completed columbia's general studies program, then took a job with the university. maintains awesome webpages on:

* computing history at columbia: http://columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/

* 1968 protests at columbia: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/1968/

among many other things... definitely worth a look!
Most ads are scams, as they sell you an image of something you cannot reach with the product. Cigarettes don’t turn you into a cool Cowboy. Just banning the worst offenders is not enough.
That its a systemic problem with RedHat's hiring practices; they allow remote but either their hiring tech stack doesn't allow specifying that or they don't want to advertise that.
9 years in prison? For stealing $10m from a trillion dollar corp - 87% of which will be paid back? That’s 15%+ of this bloke’s existence, not to mention the damage to family and career - for $1.3m out of the pocket of one of the biggest companies in the world.

He broke the law, he deserves consequences for those actions, but ruining his life doesn’t seem reasonable at all. Have him pay it back, maybe 1 year in jail.
Does anyone know what thinking led to AirBnb blocking website access on Apple phones and iOS Safari devices in general?
"According to the latest research", hah. Once again neuroscientists are late to the game and make "revolutionary" discoveries that social psychologists have known for decades.

That physical response predates emotion, and that emotion is in large part about how you interpret internal physical cues, has been hypothesised since at least the 1890s, and arguably known since the 1960s when there were a number of influential experiments testing it.

Famously, in 1962 Stanley Schachter and Jerome Singer ran an experiment where they manipulated people's internal cues with epinephrine, a drug that causes flushing and increased heart rate. By varying the contextual cues, they got the subjects to interpret this as both happiness and anger, with subjects who got the drug reporting far stronger emotions than those who didn't.
I maintain multiple brokerages. Fidelity, IBKR and Robinhood.

The reason I keep RH around is because they have virtually zero restrictions around advanced trading. I basically put all my hyper-risky options stuff in the RH bucket.

All my serious money lives elsewhere. I use RH pretty much exactly the way they want me to.
Maybe your another device is the source of the bluetooth issue. I'm pairing iPhone and Jabra headset every day with m1 Air without any issues (BigSur).
Found the following quote interesting:

"The number one killer of startups is company building. It's the number one killer of
startups. And people are 10x more afraid of scaling too late than scaling too early, which
always blows my mind. Scaling too late isn't fatal. It could be bad, but it's not fatal.
Scaling too early is almost always fatal."
>All we've seen is regression

That's what happens when you only look at Stripe. smh.

Pretty sure every major financial institution is buying crypto because it's obviously superior to the dying and corrupt printer and fax system.
this is great, services that actually does what they where supposed to at a low cost instead of ad spamming/tracking/spying on me for additional cash i wish you luck my friend!
Very often I see Indian singers too doing signs with their hands, even if they are not dancing per se.
They wouldn't be so surprised if they'd used Mechanical Turk before. There, task approval was capricious and too ill-defined to make the resulting data meaningful. (No wonder Twitter sentiment analysis is so bad.) These systems obviously descend from those, with Amazon's own operators instead of third-party task buyers.

Like Mturk, inflexible and vague rules protect their secret automation and its operators from gaming the system to the company's detriment.
weird line to try to strddle from an app approval standpoint. you're on the threshold of becoming an interpreted system. your template system has to be ultimately technically unintersting just enough so as to never offend the big No Interpretted Languages / Thou Shalt Only Write In Static Native Code edicts of the various app stores.

it'd be interesting to see if this would fly if you wanted to embed it into a Chrome v3 Extension: the anti- data-driven/dynamical forces there are very very strong these days!
Nigeria, UAE in diplomatic spats over travel ban due to Covid-19 procedure
I havent read the article yet, but just to point out that Alzheimer's as a diagnosis is quite a specific one that requires a brain biopsy to prove. This doesn't generally happen. More common is probably vascular dementia - a disease of the small vessels of the brain that have the same risk factors as coronary artery disease (male, age, smoking, obesity, diabetes etc). More work has been done targeting these risk factors for the general health of populations.
You can divide by a vector of a 1-dimensional vector space, which is all units really are.

https://oscarcunningham.com/4/dividing-by-a-vector/
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Would love to see an Undercover Boss episode of this in East Side St. Louis
I know I have a lot of problems with my Mac mini with bluetooth but my MacBook Air is fine. Both running Big Sur.
You can use the classic techniques such as using waxes and/or oils to add water resistance. There are downsides though in that they add more weight and require special care (eg: oiled items cannot be washed with soap without having to reapply).
Looks great!

Supporting ManageSieve is a nice touch. Most sieve services only allow managing sieve through a web UI.

I use Fastmail and like that they contribute to open source mail servers, and do standards work (JMAP).

Does PurelyMail contribute to open source?
I use a similar service for when I need to share passwords in between the importance of a Netflix account and a production database.

For example, if I need to give access to an assistant to access my ShutterStock account to avoid paying ShutterStock an additional $350/month. I don't want that password sitting in email because that just isn't good practice. But I also don't need a full blown team password management system right now.