skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One of the likely motives: Taking out a free competing system so your own, paid/"ad-supported"/"spyware-supported" SaaS service for downloading videos gets more exposure. It's astonishing how many scam sites operate with the "download a video from anywhere after installing my 'downloader app'" premise.

That being said, I do think reddit admins backpedaling on something that blew up in their faces to be a much more likely explanation.
I was thinking more on the social/political side. What are you referring to?
Inflation is the government sector leaching more than it produces from the private sector. So people in the government sector don’t mind it so much atleast.
It's OK, they're fixing it soon by having Teams be part of the OS :D
I do believe there is something behind-the-scenes that is not going according to plan, but one thing I've found a little interesting is since Apple now controls all aspects of the system, it would have been an incredible bit of showmanship and a PR coup to just announce the refresh of the entire Mac lineup at November 2020 launch announcement with a Jobsian "One more thing..." kind of surprise.
It's pretending to be a notice from Reddit about TOS violations, not a legal notice. The wording is indeed pretty bizarre on closer inspection ("will face strict verdict from USA Jurist section"), but a hosting provider who sees this is unlikely to read very far beyond the first page, which does sound reasonably plausible.
You do know you can just drag the volume icon from the control center back to the menu bar, right?

And the Touch Bar volume controls are probably the nicest UX on a Touch Bar, since it allows to change the volume quite fast with a simple drag & slide.
> This meme about Apple products deriving most of their demand from being status symbols is a decade or two out of date.

Both of you are arguing on which side of an ideal abstraction (Veblen goods) Apple is. Seems silly to me.

Apple products ARE status symbols in many countries, that's what most of the Chinese market is for Apple presently.

They're also playing as utilitarian tech products with mass appeal. Apple has always had this hybrid strategy, it's not one OR the other.

A quick look at their profit margins vs. the competition will show that they're marking up their products significantly above the competition. And I mean in profit margin specifically, so that we don't have this argument about whether they have more expensive software and hardware in principle (they do, but most of it is profit margin).

And also sorry but this is a $15 battery sold for $99, even as an Apple user they're losing me here. Some of their accessories are literally for people who want to spend money on Apple shit.
It’s usually an excuse to order a bloody mary for me which I’d never drink normally.
Remember Japan was angling for a peace where they got to keep a lot of their conquered territories, even if the US could manufacture more stuff eventually it doesn’t mean we wouldn’t have settled to end the war.

America still takes a lot of flack for demanding unconditional surrender which led us to drop two nukes on Japan. “The US could have just accepted peace terms with some concessions to Japan, then they wouldn’t have had to drop the bombs” is the line of argument.
Hm, fair enough point. I guess my time posting mediocre comments on HN is more valuable to me than inane internet campaigns. But I was also part of a campaign to fake Christopher Walken's presidential bid, so who am I to judge.
On iOS I’ve configured the buttons to always change media sound, not the ringer because of this.
> Their profits come from selling your data to others

It is a common misconception that FB and Google sell user data.

E.g. see https://www.facebook.com/help/152637448140583

"Google has also played a leadership role in creating industry standards for transparency and data protection. More than a dozen privacy employees at Google spoke to WIRED about how they make sense of the paradox of their work, insisting that there’s no internal pressure to compromise privacy protections to make a larger profit." -Wired (https://www.wired.com/story/wired-guide-personal-data-collec...)

Google also sells a plethora of physical products (Pixel devices, Nest devices, etc.) and services (Storage[Drive], YouTube premium, Stadia, Nest, Fibit, etc.).

This would be similar to calling Amazon "just a [book]store or a marketplace", whereas they also have their hands in Cloud Computing, logistics, grocery, iot, etc.
It's easy to provide proof of capture. 2266 kilo one-cubic-meter cubes of carbon, by the billions. Preferably stacked into interesting and eye-pleasing shapes.

Casually building pyramids out of the ~57 cubic kilometers of carbon blocks would be pretty neat. three 4 kilometer tall square based pyramids would do it.

They would also be the largest structures ever built by humanity by an order of magnitude.
You may want to look at Miniflux[0] to see if that fits your needs. There's a paid hosting option, but it's also straightforward to deploy on a VPS or your localhost.

Alternatively, you could also look at having yet another app like Reeder[1] that syncs to Feedly, FreshRSS, Miniflux, etc. while helping to clean up the browsing and reading experience.

[0] https://miniflux.app/
[1] https://www.reederapp.com/
> It’s hard to imagine a world where the US in 1941 would not use its industrial power to assert hegemony over the Pacific after being attacked.

The policy of isolationism was very strong in the continental US. It's quite easy to imagine that the US gets bogged down in internal politics for years before stepping up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaKOOqXDnqA
Yep, but reaching equilibrium once we've removed enough from the atmosphere is fine.

Of course this strategy does have to go hand-in-hand with drastic emission reductions to prevent use getting back to the same point and having nowhere else to put trees.
yes, I somewhat agree, I've seen my laptop often clock up using minimal use, where I'd just like it to run on it's lowest frequency. (This usually happens when the laptop's on power, charging). A quick power plan change fixed that, but it'd have been nice if it was that way.
Why Do People Lie
Thanks for the input. We're currently working on a similar solution, so I was really curious to learn more.

One thing I really admire is how Stripe makes it transparent which events were fired both in general through the Developer area, and on specific objects like customers, subscriptions, etc..
The problem is its a one way mirror.
> Ever heard of Aaron Swartz? He was charged under the CFAA and with grand larceny, among other things.

He was charged with unauthorised access to a network (he wasn't affiliated with MIT), and with violating JSTOR's explicit terms of use regarding what types of access were authorised. This is not analogous to someone having authorised access to a computer without any other terms of service. And, uh, it's a case that's pretty notable for not having been successfully prosecuted.

If you want to make shit up, go ahead, but this clearly isn't a productive discussion.
What is the licensing issue with this? It is like Ham radio license ? Something else?
India has started banning drones outright and walkie talkies are banned unless you have prior police verification. I think they demand that radio exam, Morse and all but im not sure.
Where does this fit? Is it like cellular connection?
Try standing up for a few minutes, being mindful of what your body does.

You will probably find that you lean slightly from side to side or stagger very slightly, with your core having to be partly engaged all the time. Your feet are in the same spot, but your center of gravity shifts and the core is the only thing to counter that.

Meanwhile, when you walk, the momentum of your upper body takes care of a lot of this, you just automatically lean forward and your feet get under you, offloading a lot of that adjusting from your core. Your center of gravity moves predictably and your feet can "plan" to get right below it in the next step you take.
Of course you can pay for each new log entry using crypto tokens, but you don't have to.

You can use an open source version of AOL (Append-Only Log) SW for free, alternatively you can use a managed cloud version, but there you will have to pay with something called USD which is a social construct 1:1 pegged to a crypto-tokens like Tether USDT, MakerDAO DAI, and other so called "stablecoins" ;)
And they also took all the space on the sofa, which is the primary reason why I ban tracking cookies. /s
It is other way round. You risk injury if you start too strongly while the body is unprepared. You should slowly increase the amount of exercise.
> VB syntax is actually nicer than Python syntax in at least 3 aspects: 1) VB is not case sensitive

VB is not case sensitive, but case insensitivity isn't nice; it reduces clarity and forces circumlocution in cases where having case distinctions would not.

> 2) VB allows specifying data types

Python allows specifying data types, and the major python typecheckers support a more robust type system than VBA.

> 3) VB uses If Then Else End If style syntax that makes it clear where things start and stop

Python uses indentation-based syntax that makes it more immediately visually clear where things start and stop with less visible noise.
Not trusting private companies that proved many times to be putting their shareholders interests before the public good by forging false research, generating opioid epidemics and bribing politicians and committees is the opposite of being selfish and stupid.

On the contrary being this naive...
> and there is a reason that humans do not consume this red liquid while on terra firma

I always have some in my fridge. What's wrong about tomato juice? What bothers me on planes is that they don't provide some oregano to season it with.
But [M1X] would have suffered from many of the same flaws that the M1 suffers from. The inability to drive more than two displays being a notable one.

No? Larger chips generally also have more I/O.
As a developer, wouldn't I want to know the effort I put into maintaining old versions was being compensated at its fair market value, so I know I'm working on something people care about?
I have this cheap small Bluetooth speaker that's not very loud but it's fine enough to use in the bathroom when I'm showering and doing stuff. I just need to keep it at 100% to actually hear it properly. However, at some point Apple decided that this speaker was actually a pair of headphones and there's a "feature" in iOS that can't be disabled that automatically lowers your headphone volume from 100% to 50% if it thinks you've been listening to music too long for too loud. It doesn't actually know what volume the speaker is outputting and it will do it even if the Bluetooth speaker is in another room behind a closed door.

It was quite annoying to randomly get your volume cut in half because iOS decided that you'd had enough. Luckily these days you can reclassify Bluetooth devices, so I made this speaker to be recognised as a speaker, which stops it.
It happened to me with job and kids. It is very easy to over train or get injury. It does not require hours and hours, just intensity.

And if you had not done sport for a long time and suddenly get back to it, trying to "continue" where you left, that is when injuries happen.
Long term the dead trees might release the carbon again to the atmosphere, but we are currently facing problems over the next decades. Even if trees would only move some amount of carbon "into the future", they could buy us precious time while we deploy other solutions for the problem. And of course, one can try to permanentely capture the carbon bound by trees by not letting them burn/rot after their life.
The bar for creating a wicg draft is _very_ low. Things in that space are not "specs" that are "approved" in any way.
Never fails. I complain about something, and it turns out there's an option that'll handle it.

Thanks. I just did the same. Not sure why I didn't see that before.
Thanks for your searching, much appreciated :).

I won't get a non-replaceable band one though, I have a tendency to sweat them to death :/.
> To date, I haven’t heard anyone saying Lightroom is significantly snappier on an M1 than on a recent Intel MBP. I’d be happy to be corrected.

LOL. Has the author even spoken with actual photographers?
Also, Lightroom Classic? Seriously?
Lightroom CC is blazing fast on an M1. I know because it has been my go to real-life benchmark with all the M1 Macs I tested so far (all of them).
You should of course compare them with similarly priced Intel Macs.
But anyway, try working on 1000+ Canon Eos R5 raw files on a MacBook Pro M1 and the latest MacBook Pro Intel, then tell me which one’s faster.
I’m not sure I would be able to hear you over the noise of the Intel Mac’s fans, though.

This “perception of speed” theory doesn’t hold up to explain the M1X/M2 delay. I definitely believe TSMC’s bottlenecks are a much more probable explanation.
I tried it a while back and the only effect I noticed was a headache. I wouldn't let that dissuade you if you are using it to bridge out of an addiction.
You are correct. I always thought that the Saudis were practicing a form of UBI, just without the lable.

They only added a 5% VAT in 2018 and just this year bumped it to 15% on a "temporary" basis.

Both fuel and electricity costs have increased and new payments exist for government services.

Saudi is trying to regear the economy and social safety nets away from oil dependency while they still have the income from oil dependency and that is the mission statement of Saudi Aramco today. Looking at actions of the company or the country any other way will cause distortions.
1. Speak to them to understand circumstances. There could be an explanation.
2. Feels like you’re angling for compensation - that doesn’t feel right
3. If this is malicious the code may have been posted elsewhere - I’d check in other public repos like GitLab - ask for assurance from him/them
4. This should be 1. But change your keys
Did they offer any compensation at all? How old was your account at the time of deletion?
It’s not just about carbon equations. Appropriately selected, well planted trees reduce local environment temperatures, regulate rainfall and soak up excess water in a positive feedback loop. The urban heat island effect will make lived experience even more challenging than it already does as the planet warms; turning cities into agro-forestry reserves would counteract this.
The reasons behind the fork are described in our FAQ[1]. TLDR: we removed everything irrelevant, not working, rewrote some pieces completely, focus on maintainability, cleaner code, easier onboarding of new contributors, better code documentation (Doxygen), better API and testing.

[1] https://rizin.re/posts/faq/
This is interesting, but i'm not sure whether you this kind of integration with the meeting itself. Mac + Google cal might be a little limiting no? What's the % of total market there? You may want to just have a version of this app that doesnt do meeting integrations but has these features for note taking that are nice (templates, stylings, etc).
Don’t worry, DoH will fix that pi hole loophole
is the `--darwin-use-unencrypted-nix-store-volume` switch still necessary when installing? this is just my personal opinion of course, but i think this should be somehow removed (i understand that on a modern mac computer things will still be safe (probably?), but seeing this flag in the install command is just bad for a first-time user)
There is no licensing issue, you can use LoRa without a licence (like Wi-Fi) in a few bands depending on the country / zone you're in (915MHz, 868MHz, 433MHz…). You have to respect duty cycles restrictions (not emit more than 1% of the time, for example) though if you're not listening to avoid collisions.
A passenger using a touchscreen doesn't normally cause distracted driving.
I'm referring to the article, which is about this:

> "Weinstein, who has a PhD in math from Harvard, says he’s developed a unified field theory—a 'theory of everything'—that, if correct, could not only put him next to Einstein in the physics pantheon, but put him above Elon Musk in the visionary hierarchy."

I have no idea what his politics are (other than they seem to be unimportant outside of Twitter, which means they're unimportant) but this article is about the aforementioned theory.
s/selling your data to others/selling access to you to others/

By collecting data about you, usually without you being consciously aware of it, they can offer access not just to a name/address but to a "profile". You are being profiled.
Pros and Cons of Choosing Magento for E-Commerce Platform Development
The answer is yes, and no.

Yes, it provides this feature and you can change location of the store, but when you use custom location, you won't be able to rely on the precompiled binaries and will end up recompiling everything.

This is because when nix links shared libraries it modifies binary to point back to /nix/store/... location. This way it is completely isolated from the rest of the system.

Normally nix won't allow you to place a symlink /nix to point to other place, because while it mostly works, some packages that are resolving symlinks to actual path might end up being broken. You can define an env variable (forgot what it was, but you should be able to find it by searching the error message) that allows you use this setup.

This actually was an issue when OS X Catalina first appeared. In that version Apple made root disk read only and also wiped anything that was manually created. Ultimately the solution was to create a /nix as a mount. The nix installer does it on mac (in the past you needed to add an installation option, not sure if that's still needed).
It is estimated more than a third of the mining equipment has already come back online elsewhere.
>Had the US lost, it might have lost Hawaii as well. Then what would have happened? I can't say and neither can anyone else.

Once the US had nuclear weapons, the result was not in doubt.

Putting aside nuclear arms as your comment seems to do, the question is not nearly as open as you make it out to be: Japan was heavily outmatched in resources, facing an array of enemies while having no significant allies of its own in the Pacific theater. So, even on a non-nuclear basis, they were in deep trouble. The best they could have hoped for was a stalemate: the Allies reclaim all lost ground, but don't invade the Japanese mainland.
>It was January 2020, and Google had just announced key details of its plan to increase privacy in its Chrome browser by getting rid of third-party cookies and essentially breaking the tools that businesses use to track people across the web.

Good one. Google doesn't care about privacy, it just wants to monopolize the tracking with FLOC.
2021 Military strength rating https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php

France is 7th, Italy 12, Germany 15. Unfortunately not able to find a combined rating for the EU yet. A guess would be around 5. Which admittedly is not that great given the size and wealth. I personally would like to see it at 4.
I had the same thing there happen twice to me within one year. I seriously don't get how this company still exists. I have been with Contabo for two years now and no issues so far.
Not as humiliating as on Android, so there's that.
For non-musl (so GNU libc), it's the awkwardly named gnu64. To test with the classic test package "hello":

$ nix-build '<nixpkgs>' -A pkgsCross.gnu64.hello

Note that since this is cross-compiled, and not native compilation, you will have to build a lot more.

All "pkgsCross" systems are found in https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/lib/systems/exa...
Please clarify. Is the govt intervention advocating childhood vaccinations? Or not advocating them?
Paywall. Also, ridiculous analogy.
A PI can be just a guy with a car and a camera though. You can't expect them to be able to handle the degree of regulations banks have. Your link says they were hired under false pretenses.

There's more detail on the allegations here: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/iranian-intelligence-official...

> As alleged, Bahadorifar provided financial and other services from the United States to Iranian residents and entities, including to Khazein, since approximately 2015. Bahadorifar facilitated access to the U.S. financial system and institutions through the use of card accounts and offered to manage business interests in the United States on Khazein’s behalf. Among other things, Bahadorifar caused a payment to be made to a private investigator for surveillance of Victim-1 on Khazein’s behalf. While Bahadorifar is not charged with participating in the kidnapping conspiracy, she is alleged to have provided financial services that supported the plot and is charged with conspiring to violate sanctions against Iran, commit bank and wire fraud, and commit money laundering. Bahadorifar is also charged with structuring cash deposits totaling more than approximately $445,000.

> Farahani, Khazein, Sadeghi and Noori are each charged with: (1) conspiring to kidnap, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison; (2) conspiring to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and sanctions against the government of Iran, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison; (3) conspiring to commit bank and wire fraud, which carries a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison; and (4) conspiring to launder money, which carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison. Bahadorifar is charged with counts two, three and four, and is further charged with structuring, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. A federal district court judge will determine any sentence after considering the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and other statutory factors.
Technological Social Responsibility as a New Business Imperative for the AI Era
Gotcha. Yeah, that was about the only thing I could think of. That's a major reason our company chose GitHub, from what I understand. It's hard to fight the decision when most of the pros and value-adds are much harder to quantify than "this subscription is cheaper." I definitely think GitLab is better value (especially for free) but I can't say I have sat down to even do the napkin math or check out the marketing materials from GitLab.
Indeed, the vast majority of comments written here maintain an extremely high standard of grammar, and can thus be trusted as first-class news and information.

</intuition>
You can’t update the ROM boot loader and it already has usb vendor and product ID assigned. For your own application you can just use random numbers as long as you are not selling this…
[apt/dnf/brew] install package_name
vs.
nix-env -iA package_name

[apt/dnf/brew] search keyword
vs.
nix-env -qaP '*keyword*'

Is Nix going to become the git of package managers? Why can't there be a 'nix install' or 'nix search' for people who just want to use software?

That's why I like pip. I can tell a newbie to 'pip install' a package and they can immediately intuit what it does. It gets installed to their PATH, too.
Why do we call it kidnapping instead of extraordinary rendition?
50 years was my (over optimistic) estimate of how long the CO2 would be left in the atmosphere before being sequestered by one of the carbon removal technologies being touted. In reality it's going to take centuries for our descendants to stabilise the climate - and I'm still being optimistic.
Try microk8s.io , it uses dqlite (replicated SQLite + raft leader election; also, yes, it needs 'snap', just let it go, it doesn't matter). Use a fixed version stable channel, because they apparently employ the world's eminent simian scientists to break your cluster on every major update. Even on a test cluster don't be too frugal with RAM.

https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/getting-started-with-kubernetes...
The magnitude of damage done to children by those social ills outstrips COVID, certainly, and all but a handful of contagious diseases. (To be clear, I support vaccinations and also strong penalties for adultery and disincentives for divorce.)