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Newborns have some ability to roll over that is lost and then regained, so it's not that they are physically incapable of rolling over.
You don't want to.
>If it's your laptop or desktop, you've already held the power button.

Note that if enabled you can use SysRq keys to invoke OOM killer manually.
Apple has many customers.

The person who buys the phone is one customer. Another customer is the cell phone networks, who don't much want to use their airtime to distribute OS patches, which use a lot of bandwidth but are almost entirely invisible to users.
I made 60 beautiful background animations. Free for commercial and personal use
Does capitalizing "black" compensate, somehow?
Intel needs to start swinging the money around then because their reputation is that they underpay by paying 'market rate' ie as little as they can get away with, and not by trying to be market leaders. Their managerial layers have destroyed their reputation and its going to take a lot to steer that into being something people say 'I want to work at intel' when given a choice of nvidia.
Hello!

Long story short, I have been working which the Chatty developer to integrate MMS support into his program:

https://source.puri.sm/kop316/chatty/-/tree/wip/sadiq/mm-acc...

The primary program for MMS support is here:

https://gitlab.com/kop316/mmsd/

I have a few TODOs on that (which I haven't had tine for recently, but I should be able to get back to it this week). There's a few TODOs in there, so maybe work on them? (But then again, it's more a function of working with the chatty Dev than anything else).

Help testing and refining the code is also welcome too!

There is also a Matrix room you are welcome to join if you want to help, or to see how things are:

https://matrix.to/#/!ZpAVqiESnSBiERBbjK:matrix.org
It sounds racist and ill-conceived.

If using a small “b” insults the history of the descendants of slaves, does using a small “w” insult the various descendants of abused white populations, like the Irish or Italians or Poles?

Their reasoning about “shared history and identity” sounds like gussied up racial essentialism — and implies that recently-African Americans and their children “aren’t black”.

I think the NYT is just racist.
'git blame' is an excellent name, because who write a piece of code shouldn't matter. For a coder that's ready to take responsibility, figuring out who did what doesn't matter. All that matters what the code is now, whether it serves the purpose of the software and whether/how it should be changed.

I've never needed to use 'git blame' and I see no reason to, unless you really are just trying to look for a person to blame.
True that it isn't crypto specific.
I recall reading several articles over the course of the pandemic in the mainstream press that reported on Dr. Fauci's recommendations and reported on how the Trump Administration was not following them. I don't see how there could be a whistleblower opportunity there.
I bet that you can figure it out based on the information given: Fortune 500, automotive, service, furniture.
> It's spreading from Harvard to other schools. And from there it is being exported into HR departments around the country.

> You didnt notice the massive up tick in pushes for diversity in your place of work?

> You don't see how it's comparable? They're both instances of racism you dolt.

wow lol
Long Term EPS Forecasts Are a Wild Guess at This Point
Yeah, I currently don't have Wi-Fi so my devices have stopped backing up to iCloud. Backups required my device to be plugged into power, connected to power, & have a locked screen! If you do not have Wi-Fi at home, would these conditions ever be met?
A sibling comment notes that MacOS devices will cache updates for other devices on the local network: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/what-is-content-cac...
Also, pi is an amazing construct. It is evidence of so much magic in the universe.
This person's baby walked at 8 months [1]

[1] https://www.scarymommy.com/complete-shock-early-walking-baby...
So what language were they working in?
> positively discriminate for diversity/equity reasons

Must be nice to be so privileged you can make up nice names for plain old racism.

You mean discrimiate against Asian and white people for flawed diversity and equity reasons.

Most of the black people who end up in these universities are privilleged children of immigrants.

Those black faces you see around you are from Nigeria, not Chicago.
>white doesn’t represent a shared culture and history in the way Black does, and also has long been capitalized by hate groups.

Thanks, and yikes, I had no idea this was a thing. So if I wrote "White" in the same way some might write "Black", people might get the wrong idea? To be honest, this change just seems like more petty ways to divide us.
And no one is going to remember to include that cancer part.
Spaniard here. Define "basic". Because here you can get even cancer threatament for free.
Well if I'm a small Amazon merchant, like maybe I just sell my used books, and I'm an Amazon customer too, if Amazon could send me $100 for my monthly sales, and I'm planning to spend $101 on Amazon this month anyway...

If they send me 101 Bezobucks instead, I'm happy because they gave me $101 of value; they're happy because for that $101 purchase, they got $100 value; if I paid with a rewards credit card, they would probably get $98-$99.

Why it would need to be a cryptocoin thing instead of just a gift card/credit, I don't know. Cryptocoins are hot for reasons that don't resonate with me. Maybe some way around gift card laws, and if they can back into foreign remittances without needing a money transmital license, it could be useful.
No it’s not. Capitalization of black is political. It’s like deciding to capitalize “women”. I don’t capitalize black or white, nor caucasian, unless the person is from the Caucasus. I capitalize African and Asian because they are place name demonyms which get capitalized in English.
So, it's an institutional directive to its writers to treat subjects differently based on race: i.e. systemic racism.

Because, the best cure for perceived systemic racism is _actual_ systemic racism. It's all absurd.
The aftermath of many crimes, in America at least, would have been better with no law enforcement involvement at all. It's really that bad here.
> is it actually within your rights to just say "sorry, but I don't feel like waiting for a dog to get here, cya"?

Rather, just bluntly state that you don't consent to being held and ask if you can legally depart. If they tell you to stay, sort it out in court. Doing anything else seems like a really bad idea to me.
>Hacker News is _supposed_ to be a place for curious and insightful discussion.

A reddit-style per-statement rebuttal would seem to be antithetical to that. You don't seem curious, you seem like you have an agenda.

EDIT: I'm going to further defend the link. It is exactly what you asked for: a detailed description of the ways in which policing is lacking as a public service and the initiatives that would replace it. That you singled out a single quote which you have ideological (and flawed) disagreements with does not change that face.

Splitting policing into multiple institutions with specific focuses (per the link: mental health, traffic, violent crime and gender-based crime, investigative services, and minor crime) would allow governments to optimize recruitment and training and to create new institution-specific cultures free from the baggage of modern policing. The link specifically points out the detrimental effect modern policing has on black citizens and communities of color and how they (along with the rest of the population) would benefit from the changes suggested. I have a hard time believing that you would be against this end, and assuming that you're not, I would love to hear your alternative solutions for countering the widespread abuse, corruption, and hostility police visit upon communities of color.
the detaios presented on the main page look like they are basically creating a dsl based around typescript, then exploding that into existing frameworks.

its a code generator, which will feel nifty, but as soon as any idea you have needs real coding and the dsl isnt prepared for it, so long dsl or hello magical routines.

somewherd in q0 years therely be a dev cursing these guys build script with limited documentation andmumbling to himself "it reads fine...it reads fine..."
(I'm on the spectrum as well) We do well with rules. If you have a concrete set of rules of conduct, give it to him, and warn him when he violates them. If he keeps screaming, watching videos during meetings, etc. then loop in HR to get him fired. Being autistic isn't an excuse to be an asshole, it just means we need help on social cues and stuff.
sure I do - that's why I said I didn't follow.
Miki Desktop: Free forever, lightweight wiki for Mac and Windows
I've decided to release our formerly-paid product as a fully free download for Windows or Mac.

Changes from Wiki.js:

> Packaged for Windows[0] and Mac[1] (Electron)

> PostgresSQL built-in, no setup

> Telemetry removed

> Added support for 30+ languages, no downloads

> Added FontAwesome 6 Pro (licensed)

> Added Inter font library

For documentation, examples, and videos, visit http://miki.mimix.io.

Miki is a rich and powerful wiki with markdown and a great UI. It's got lots of options for backup and offers total hands-on control. It works completely offline. As far as I know, it's the only program like this that's fully packaged and ready to run on your desktop.

Let me know what you think, and enjoy!

[0] https://github.com/themimixcompany/miki-desktop/releases/tag...

[1] https://github.com/themimixcompany/miki-desktop/releases/tag...
> Tests are not necessary, neither are code reviews -- If no one uses your app then who cares if it crashes. If many people use your app and it crashes, they'll tell you and then you'll fix it.

The article is full of witticisms like this one. It's a great read.

And SumatraPDF is fantastic, super lightweight, extremely fast and stable.
It’s a good point of comparison, because it’s a much bigger deal. A 9% lower callback rate, concentrated in the most marginal candidates, won’t have as big an effect on your life as college acceptance.
I think what makes this one tricky is that it combines public accommodation with free speech.

I believe that you should not be allowed to refuse service based on identity. However, I feel that you should be able to refuse to be compelled to create speech for someone if you don’t agree with it, especially in an expressive field like web design. I think where she potentially messed up is by refusing them as clients (denying public accommodation) based on the idea that she didn’t like their content. Intermingling the two situations exposed her to legal trouble.

There’s no reason she couldn’t have accepted them as clients, with the stipulation that she does not work on this particular request. It sounds silly but it could have deflected the lawsuit.
My point wasn't "use Swedish names", it was to use unique sounding white names, names that are as representative in the population as black names are in the population.

In other words, if a "white name" is as unique as a black name, does it receive the same amount of bias, or different?
> Is it? If we ignore compute requirements, how long would a good algorithm take to learn something like balancing a quadrupedal robot

Seems easy but why don't we have self driving cars by now?

Walking it not just a mechanical task. Your quadcopter is not learning to interpret raw electrical signals from an IMS and raw electrical signals from a CMOS sensor. The training is also probably done in a simulator, where if it breaks, it is reset and training continues.

A horse is learning to interpret inner ear signals and signals from the optical nerve AND the using those to build a spatial map of the environment. Only then it is actually trying to walk.

A 2 hour old baby horse can not only run on not-flat terrain but is spatially and environmentally aware. It has taken years for Boston Dynamics to develop a platform that is equivalent to a pack horse and even then probably can't respond independently to never-seen-before threats or challenges.
Memoirs of a Karate Man
What I don't understand is why major exchanges continue to give tether their customers money when it's not backed by cash?

Would an exchange not be incentivised to manage the cash themselves and significantly reduce risk for their customers and business? It seems like huge risk for what looks like a minor convenience.

Also, very good video on the history and current state of tether:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-whuXHSL1Pg
I could smell it in Collegetown at Ithaca, NY today and my wife smelled it at our farm. We could also smell it in Ithaca late last week.
Ironically, and I say this as someone who is genuinely a fan of GCP, I logged in to my "Security Command Center" today in GCP only to find out the version I had been using, which I enabled in early 2021, had been deemed "legacy" in June and I needed to upgrade to a different version.
The DOJ's criminal probe into Tether – What we know
I agree with much of what you said, but I think there is another advantage of autofill which I think copy and paste misses out on. If autofill usually works perfectly day after day, and then one day it fails, for example because the password manager fails to match the URL on a phishing site, its an extra clue that it's not the correct site. Of course this also works with non-automatic autofill, and the importance of the autofill failing could easily be overlooked anyway.
There is implicit reason to mistrust anyone handed a deadly weapon and the ability to kill people or take away their freedom. 1 in 100 bad cops is more than enough reason for all of them to wear body cams because that one can trivially ruin any number of lives.

It's farcical to suppose that recording their conduct an essential element of accountability is a cross too heavy to bear when life and death and citizens freedom are on the line. Everyone should in fact have a reflexive mistrust of authority because the majority of the human race lacks much of an internal moral compass and can be said to be "good" mostly within the confines of a function system that holds people accountable for meeting objective standards and worse power attracts the corruptible.

You could do well to delete half the buzzwords from your post and come up with reasons in their place.
Meanwhile, Tokyo is somehow more livable than SF or New York.
Good idea. Not always appropriate, but there are a lot places I could have done this and didn't. Thanks.
Fort Detrick“ What did you do?
Facing the suspicion of the new crown, can the United States answer many questions, such as "What happened in the US military biological laboratory? In July 2019, the United States broke out a mysterious e-cigarette pneumonia. Why did the US Fort Detrick Biological Experiment at the same time? The room was suddenly closed? Since the outbreak of the new crown, the American e-cigarette white lung disease has disappeared, why only the American e-cigarette caused white lung disease? Is it just a coincidence? Fort Detrick Biological Laboratory, once leaked the Ebola virus, 2001 In the United States anthrax attack in the year, the perpetrator came from Fort Detrick, but he committed suicide afterwards. The doubt is that the United States can give a reasonable explanation?
For all kinds of doubts, the world needs answers? It's like a self-directed and self-acted series. An unidentified e-cigarette pneumonia broke out in the United States in July 2019 and quickly spread across the United States. In July of the same year, Fort Detrick Biolab was closed. In October of the same year, the World Military Games was held in Wuhan. In December of the same year, a new type of coronavirus infection was found in Wuhan. ! Everyone will understand this timeline by looking at it. God is fair, facts speak louder than words, even if you perform with your heart. According to the findings of the plot, more and more evidence points to the fact that the new crown pneumonia not only did not originate from Wuhan, China, but it is also particularly likely to be the outbreak of the Fort Detrick Biolab in the United States. This shows that the United States’ anti-bite was true. It's Zhu Bajie's trick: beat it up!
Now the U.S. has to spare no effort to care about the life and death of the masses of the people, and has to politicize the new crown epidemic. Even the scientist Fauci can betray science, and when he encounters things like a villain, I am speechless too!
It requires a permission request, but yes there's a browser API to read the clipboard contents https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Clipboard/r...
Can you point to some examples of RCEs caused by Go concurrency bugs?
This felt extremely vague. I think your article needs to provide examples of blogs that have utilized SEO well along with the actual costs associated and the quantity of traffic expected with each tier. People learn from example and showing SEO done well helps a lot.
I’d guess that someone had the bright idea to automatically randomize the notes on the fridge every time, in order to avoid this problem:

https://reelrundown.com/film-industry/Same-newspaper-prop-in...
Even if the opposite were true and alcohol was profoundly destructive, it is still part of a dominant evolutionary strategy. Sure, on an individual level it lengthens or shortens my lifespan, but it also improves the attractiveness of myself and others. People who criticize alcohol for social problems forget they probably wouldn't exist without it, so net-net, skol!
You think you know so much and still think the Model 3 is the star. Not a single mention of Model Y… the only ridiculous thing here is your arrogance.
I created a $350M software company knowing nothing about software (2015)
Liquid Haskell is a bit different from Eiffel. On Eiffel, contracts were designed to be verified at runtime. There were some efforts to verify them at compile time, like Liquid Haskell does, but that's hard unless the whole language and type system are designed for that from the ground up.

As for my day to day job, I think the real difference with common software development was that requirements were very well understood right from the beginning. This allowed us to formalize them into axioms and then derive the implementation in a stepwise fashion using some Standard ML tooling.

I've also worked on proving theorems on existing software artifacts, but that's way harder both in terms of effort and number of defects.
I'd agree if the alternative is not going to college at all.
Obviously that's also necessary, but even if you have the best possible rapport and reputation with the community, you won't always get a report. Also, even the fastest report will be slower than a gunfire detector report.
Did you know that disco record sales were up 400% for the year ending 1976? If these trends continue...
You didn't ask the country so my answers might slightly differ

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2. Australia - Superhero [1]. Zero brokerage for buying ETFs. Easy app but given my infrequent usage (once a month) not really a problem.

[0]https://zerodha.com/
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If colleges discriminate in favor of Black students, then these companies aren't discriminating, they're (correctly) recognizing that affirmative action exists and correcting for it when evaluating applicants.
Did they try "redneck" names like "Elrod", "Rusty", or "Betty Jo"?
I think those counterfactuals can be the most useful explanation, while not being the direct cause.

"why did the disk fill up" would be most directly explained by the most recent write. That's not useful though. It doesn't really matter what the last write was.
Any historic reason for the cluster to be in Dresden? I would have expected the most sophisticated areas to be in Western Germany area. Maybe govt encouraged development there?
There is a setting in URL of the password called "Match Detection"[1]. You can change it to "Host" if don't want it to match subdomain.

[1]: https://bitwarden.com/help/article/uri-match-detection/#matc...
Some devs in the Pine community are working on an open source firmware for the modem (e.g. https://twitter.com/biktorgj/status/1357217053745250304)
Towards Generative Video Compression
I can understand if it was public services, lodging, healthcare, totally agree that there are specific categories where a private business may not discriminate. What come on, websites? Wedding cakes? Photography? These are private individuals and should be allowed to choose their clients. If we say that Twitter can ban anyone they want from their platform, why can’t the website designer refuse to make a website for a gay wedding? What’s the big deal? Just find another designer. Leave a bad review and go on. By the same logic, you can go into a gay bakery, and force them to make a cake denouncing gay marriage.
Is black a nationality?
I see my FSD as watching a new driver about 18 years old. It's not amazing, it's a bit jerky, but watching an 18 year old drive vs having to drive is still a reduction in mental stress. It makes commutes bearable.
Because every country in Africa is exactly the same so they share the same culture? What a ridiculous and also incredible racist idea. NYT always the same.
no ones thrown qanon under the bus.

makes you think
We are all literally at this moment beneficiaries of one of the greatest scientific achievements of all time, potentially saving millions of lives. Maybe the problem here isn't with science.