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I hate to break this to you but drug abuse, social media addiction, sex, alcohol, and porn addiction all exist and happen within China, and I imagine all over east asia as well. As someone living in China I’ve either seen this directly (social media and alcohol addiction are particularly common) or know of it second hand. In fact I would argue it’s worse in China, not just because of it being illegal but because culturally people like that are judged more harshly and more easily rejected from society. At least in the west, there is sympathy for addicts and a general trend to understand their problems and help treat them.

In the US, the concept of personal freedom is rooted on two principles:
1. Rights restricted or outright lost are difficult, if not impossible to get back, without revolution.
2. Most prefer a reactive government more than a proactive government.

So yes, there is a natural fear about the highest level of government implementing such restrictions, it is generally considered a method of last resort. Local municipalities or simply the family as a social unit have a better understanding and capacity to handle such matters.
From my POV Rust seems like a good decision. Adding too many languages might become messy. And there are probably many many person-hours until Linux+Rust is mature and stable.
So happy I have my grandfathered unlimited Verizon. I know I'll lose that when I move to 5G, based on what I'm seeing. Enjoying it for now though. I am excited to see the number of free municipal wi-fi growing [1], though none are near me yet.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Municipal_wireless_network#Uni...
Everything you know about colour is wrong [video]
> Why does St. John’s Wort, passionflower etc have antidepressant effects? Why does penicillin mold produce an antibiotic? Why does gingerols act as anti-emetics? Why do coca leaves, coffee beans give a buzz?

I don't know what listing a bunch of similar mysteries does to make the question less mysterious. Are you implying that these questions can't have answers and everything is unknowable? Is this one of the arguments where someone says that we can't answer your question until we answer every other question first? I don't get it.
> Key for us is to never store IP and never pass on any part of it

I think this might hold the key. The law likely doesn’t need to try to regulate advertising per se, but instead the types of data advertisers are allowed to retain (or access).

Maybe a first step is creating a definition of an advertiser, requiring registration (not licensing) and the annual filing of the inputs their algorithm uses? All inputs, even the most banal? This assumes defining advertiser and algorithm and inputs is easier than what we’re trying to ban.
The article won't load for me, so I'm not sure if this is about reddit.com in a browser, or the Reddit mobile app. Sounds like the browser, based on other comments. They intentionally make the browser experience as terrible as possible to force people into the app (not that the app is much better). Reddit is hostile to their users and doesn't care about usability.
If you do lots of test automation (especially on multiple platforms), its utility is immediately apparent.
I disagree: people are very dumb. Not merely ignorant or misled, but actually stupid. No one nationality, ethnic group, or other arbitrary grouping is smarter than any other; they're all equally stupid.
This comparison never makes sense. A large percentage of Canada lives within 100km of the US border.
In addition to the point about under-reporting, which was already made here, the drop in tourists and commuters may also be masking a rise in crime in the data. To understand this, you first have to realize that crime is typically overstated in destination neighborhoods, because visitors to the neighborhood are not counted in the denominator of most crime statistics, which are calculated by dividing the number of incidents by the number of permanent residents. Given two neighborhoods with identical official crime rates, the one with more daily visitors actually has a much lower true rate.

But in a year where the visitors fell off a cliff, you could have a drop in the number of incidents, which would show a decrease in crime in the official stats, even if there was actually an increase in the true rate of crime.
Complex onboarding is still better than not having access to the markets at all.

I don't really understand the resistance about this - an imperfect process is always better than no process.

Could things be improved? 100% yes. But that doesn't mean this truly global, permissionless market is somehow a scam.
> curious about Android side of things. before uninstalling App, is it better to do logout from App, clear cache, clear data , force stop , and then Uninstall the App ?

Logging out from the app might result in other side effects (e.g. invalidation of the session cookie) that an uninstall wouldn't trigger, but the other steps shouldn't provide any benefit over a regular uninstall.
While that is true it is a simplification. There are providers that service only the main populations such as FREEDOM (was WIND). However many people decided against these because they have to pay extra when leaving the city, such as visiting a cottage or going camping. So there is at least some market demand for providing wide coverage included in your base plan.

(I don't really understand it though, because Freedom Mobile has agreements to roam on the other networks and while the cost is much increased, for people who leave the city once every month or two it doesn't add up to the cost of the more expensive providers. These days Freedom even includes some included roaming in their plans, presumable to help customers see this line of thinking.)
I did, and wanted to encourage others to do the same.
Over-condensed summary: You can't linearly interpolate sRGB values, and almost everyone gets it wrong (including the CSS spec).
MainActor usage in Swift explained to dispatch to the main thread
Is it unusual to assassinate a president and then not claim responsibility? If you're trying to take power, wouldn't it help if people knew who you were?
"Exotic mushrooms or artificial drugs are much easier to ban."

You can ban them, but your ban won't be any more effective than the ban on alcohol.

It's easy to get pretty much any drug you want.. especially in Amsterdam.

All the ban does is moves the market underground, gets organized crime involved, makes it much harder for users to tell they're getting what they paid for (possibly leading to all sorts of adverse effects like overdoses), and ruins people's lives when they're thrown in jail.

We know drug bans don't work and are counterproductive.

It's sad to see the Netherlands buy in to anti-drug hysteria after being one of the leading lights in constructive drug policy and harm-reduction for so long.
Little known fact about semiconductors: nobody really knows how they work, beyond that doped substrate, it's all voodoo. And now, a cleansing ritual will have to be performed before our Ryzens turn against us. Again.
> And the Snell Tests don't say anything about if Sikh turbans will come off at what speeds.

Yes, they do: If they tear a person's head clean off with their helmet, they'll also tear a scalp and hair out.

Sanctity for religion is cool, until you start doing mental gymnastics away from the proof in the pudding.
The standard says that a thread must eventually terminate, do an atomic operation or do IO. So the while(lock.exchange(true)); loop is different.

Also keep in mind that C++11 specifies std::mutex::lock() to have acquire semantics and unlock() to have release semantics on the lock object. In order for std::mutex to actually work the reordering of m1.unlock(); m2.lock(); to m2.lock(); m1.unlock(); must be disallowed. But since m1 and m2 are separate objects m1.unlock() has no happens before relationship with m2.lock(). This seems to be a problem in the C++11 memory model. The arguments I have heard from some WG21 people is that there is no problem since transforming a wellformed terminating program into a non-terminating program is not allowed. I can't find the wording in the C++ standard that asserts this. But oh well, it works right now on gcc/llvm/msvc.
Seems to be a bit more info here with CVE's etc -
https://www.tenable.com/blog/cve-2021-30116-multiple-zero-da...
> Can anyone comment on why San Francisco’s debate became so nasty?

Because it's related to the issue of race, and this is one of the most difficult subjects to discuss and has been so for many decades. If anything, the debate became worse.
Retail stores expect some baseline amount of theft. For an individual, theft is a rare, unexpected, maybe even insurable event. Not so for stores. They expect theft. You don't generally insure against things you expect to happen.
It is also considered a sign that the founder doesn't believe in the company if they sell stock. That's the main reason loans are used, so you can enjoy the wealth without cashing out and tanking the share price.
Most of EV Battery Cells and Packs Are Produced Domestically (US Vehicles)
JFK, no one did.

Don’t need to publicly claim you did so.
I believe I shouldn't be competing with transgender athletes
I am personally abusing the block feature for this. I haven't tested if it is actually true, but I began blocking channels that I am not interested in and haven't noticed anything being recommended yet from any channel I remember blocking.
Hint: it has been said hundreds of times since the advent of computer science that the brain is "just" [some simple thing that we already understand]. That notion has never once helped us in any way.
I've heard from friends that this exactly happens with DMT experiences. I'm not sure if DMT is legal here (they make it themselves, the ingredients are legal). Yet, they somehow advertize it publicly (?).

He did it in the south of The Netherlands.
I would not have been aware of this news without HN. Thank you for sharing this OP.
Those are extremeley limited and I don't think it's possible to run any kind of interesting scripts locally.

I did look at it when I still had an iPhone and it's one of those "almost usable but fundamentally broken" things that are par for iOS. It works well enough that I could spend a weekend or two making stuff that almost works with it.
I don’t think street homelessness (and so closing the mental hospitals) can explain everything. The brazen shoplifters and car thieves don’t appear to be predominantly street people.
David Runciman's book "How Democracy Ends" covers in great detail how coups are now extremely complicated. The people carrying out a coup often want to deny there was a coup, and that "democracy has prevailed".
For perspective:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Collines-de-l%27Outaouai...

The county I live in, is 2200 sq km, with a population density of 24/sq km. This is in Quebec, at 1.5M sq km in size, and beside one of the largest metro areas in Canada, the National Capital Region of Ottawa and Gatineau, 5th or 6th largest.

NL is 423/sq km density, 20x. It is only 40000sq km, or about 18x larger than my county.

Quebec is 35x larger, Canada 230? 240 times larger.

Further point, my municipality is in a populous province, and effectively a suburb of the nations capital.

Lots of places have far lower population densities, and we have parks, and counties larger than the Netherlands.

Lots more area to cover, for sure.
"Source available" is the preferred term of a particular commercial GrapheneOS.org "competitor".
Why? This website caters to more than just you and other software engineers.
>No, you don't have to spy on users to do it.

Assuming you are running an ad network you kind of have to in order to prevent ad fraud. Also by reducing that data you know about someone's interests is the knowledge that they have visited a site at least you will not be able to pick as good of an ad compared to if you had more data.
>Why not?

Because it's a privacy risk. Such information can be used to identify me and used against me.
You think a military dictatorship like China isn't going to (mis)use such images to help maintain control?

I'd recommend reading some 1984. China is a genocidal, military dictatorship. I wouldn't be surprised if they force a hot war out of the cold one currently brewing.
I don't see how that intention justifies violating the guideline.
Very interested in the design of the SWire interface. I wonder if the inventors were specifically trying to work around some patent issues or if the design focused on being the very bare minimum of transistors to save money.
Haiti and Dominican Republic - one island - such differing outcomes.
That sounds like it could work. Pretty sure I never saw that function on my Android TV tho.

Kudos, gonna try!
Everything I have read about Margaret Hamilton makes me happy; such a wonderful engineer/developer, so seeing her name on this as well (not unexpected though) just enforces that.
Yes with this library and a companion kernel module it will appear like a standard network interface (connected to the phone acting as a NAT router).
> A heat pump could never be used in Minnesota, people would freeze.

Heat pumps work in Alaska:

* https://www.nrel.gov/news/features/2021/even-in-frigid-tempe...
Set and setting was neutral. I was curious that's all.

Back then I didn't mix drugs.

Now I sometimes mix alcohol with weed in certain social situations (don't do it, this is a personal failing on my side).
My “meditation app” is turning on the Do Not Disturb functionality on my phone.
The Shape of Markets
Ask HN: Should Companies use Matrix E2E encrypted msgs for registration and 2FA?
Instead of phone and email?

That would make it much easier for everyone to get away from Gmail, and unsecured SMS.
I would say it's plain communism: nothing is yours, the state owns everything (including your life).

But I guess the difference between crown and communism is best explained in Animal Farm.
I thought an interesting comparison would be Mobile Web Reddit and Reddit App on Data usage.
The upper and middle castes can be pragmatic about the symptoms when the disease does not touch them.

Whether SF or NYC, inequality and racial segregation have increased, corporations build glass and steel temples of capitalism, billionaires treat the world as their lab and playground, and even the middle class hoards the world's production and labor resources from the comfort of their couches, advantages all accumulated over centuries of exploitation, colonization, slavery, genocide and ecological debt that the poor and future generations will have to pay back.

But to keep things simple, let's just consider the "anarchy" in light of where SF and NYC (shining lights on the hill of liberalism) rank in the dimension of racial segregation:

- https://gothamist.com/news/new-yorks-schools-are-still-the-m...

- https://belonging.berkeley.edu/most-least-segregated-cities

- https://belonging.berkeley.edu/roots-structural-racism

- Most major metropolitan areas have become more racially segregated, study shows: https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/21/us/housing-segregation-cities...
> Why not? Systems can become more efficient if they know you better.

Not op but I've not clicked a single ad intentionally since Ads exist on the internet. I don't consider them a trusted source for recommendation and why should I? Why should anybody? Ads violate my attention and that's what they're made for. They do not help you find the best product. They want you to find THEIR product. Everybody knows that.

The privacy issues are the dangerous topping here.
> If Chrome was proprietary

Chrome is proprietary, it's Chromium that isn't
Did you configure it as a mobile browser? Your numbers are about what I get if I configure it as desktop.
While I fully support measures to close the inequality gap and also to improve access to mental health care, I don’t think these things adequately explain why crime has surged. Specifically, access to mental healthcare and crime haven’t deteriorated so significantly in the last ~5 years commensurate with the crime surge.

On the other hand, broad and flat-footed anti-police sentiment has increased and has manifest as either explicit depolicing policies or unofficial pressure on police officers in the field to avoid routine stops and other preventative policing efforts, as well as pressure on DAs to be seen as “soft on crime” (not intending any sort of disparagement with this term). Which isn’t to say that police don’t need reform—I’m one of the 90% of Americans who think some kind of reform is necessary, but perhaps something a little more sophisticated than “defund the police” is in order (better training for police officers, weaken police unions, increase protection in vulnerable communities while increasing funding to other social services, etc)?

As for whether the pendulum will swing too far against crime, when was the last time that happened in SF? I suspect SF’s robust corps of progressives have successfully prevented the pendulum from swinging even to the center for the last decade or two.
Sadly their phone games imitate the worst things their competitors in both Japan and China are doing in terms of gambling, predatory pricing, etc. The revenue's certainly good.
A formal semantics of the GraalVM Intermediate Representation
In the EU at least there's directive 94/19/EC[1] which I believe stipulates that deposit-guarantee schemes have to be in place in all EU countries that protect customers from losing their money in the event that a bank goes bankrupt or withholds their money. Is there something similar in the US?

[1]: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL...
>The people carrying out a coup often want to deny there was a coup, and that "democracy has prevailed".

Now beginning at the turn of the 20th century?
> some problematic recommendations have been found even in absence of actively seeking out problematic content

I don't know how to put it in proper terms, but isn't it possible that the user who has watched videos A and B ("non-problematic") is classified the same as a subset of users who have watched A, B and C (C being "problematic"), and thus is shown C?

Asking because personally, I've never seen my "safe for work" youtube account ever recommend me anything "problematic". At the moment, it's just feeding me music videos of the same genre, which I am already bored by :-)
Oh wow you're right, I checked Rogers where the price is 90 CAD for 25GB in most provinces, and 75 CAD in Quebec. The exact same price as Videotron (which I suppose is the alternative you were talking about)
Her own wrist, or someone else’s?
Why your WebRTC app needs a better network
Then it means a huge carbon footprint not offset until decades from now.

(as carbon offsetting is typically slow)

So their business is criminal.
I think meditation is the new diet fad. People try it but generally will not stick with it long term. Maybe they’ll try a different type of meditation (diet). A vocal minority will have success and life change that continues to inspire and fuel the trend. But as a business, high churn ahead is my guess.
Here it is: https://github.com/pmndrs/gltfjsx
Great to see this being open sourced! Every project that relies on a Postgres database should put this in their CI pipeline, it's that good.
I get 1.22MB in Firefox with a similar approach:

1. New private browsing window

2. Open devtools networking

3. Responsive design mode: Galaxy S9

4. Load reddit.com
Sure, but the big difference between Ireland vs the US is that in Ireland, the VAT is in the price you see on the object, whereas in the US things just cost extra when you go to pay for them.

I agree that VAT rules are a bit nuts, but most of the insanity is shielded from most consumers.
Recent research in to psychedelics has proven that we've learned how to control set and setting so that the overwhelming majority of people who do psychedelics with trained therapists have positive results.

Some people still have difficult experiences, but with the aid of properly trained therapists even those experiences can be constructive, and people can come out healed on the other side of even the worst trips.
I think Compcert isn’t widely used because of its license. GNAT is also GPL. Everyone lost their mind over Oracle charging a nominal sum for their compiler. I don’t think rust would have its corporate backing if it had similar licensing.

Also, there is only undefined behavior in rust. The compilers behavior can change at any time for any reason any time somebody with commit rights thinks that it should. You cannot begin to assert provenance about some thing that can change at any time.
How did we get to a point where people make decisions about where they move based on how the neighbors voted in the last election?