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> Nassau County Passes Bill That Could Make Criticizing a Cop Punishable by $50,000

I've had the displeasure of talking to people who honestly think just being part of the police automatically makes one a bad person who deserves physical harm.

It says right in the article that this new law targets those who "harass, menace, assault or injure an individual due to such individual's status as a first responder.", which is in no way the same as "criticizing".

The article itself isn't even all that bad, but that title really destroys its credibility.
What were those very simple workspace adjustments?

… asking for a friend…
Thanks for your edge cases! If you are doing PSP routing in your own system, how exactly VGS helped you with Payments automation?
If anything, the last decade has been a huge slippery slope.

If you haven't noticed jokes is on you.
Is this like a Rick and Morty Quantum crystal?
Then buy Unity's source code license.
Not building actively confusing user interfaces would be a good start. If what you have is a file, presenting local file controls is appropriate, so do that.

If what you have is kind of like a local file but the abstraction is leakier than the Titanic, don't, because unless you can be very clear to all concerned about which operations aren't available (and here's a hint: you can't), it is inevitable that the user is going to try something that Just Doesn't Work for reasons they don't care about.

And that's a terrible user experience. Not just because they don't achieve their goal, but because it undermines their trust in interfaces that do get it right, so suddenly everything is fraught.
The thing is, I needed a very specific kind of output for the JSON request I needed to make, and from messing around with lenses I couldn't get it work out. I don't remember what the exact usecase was, but for a hypothetical example, consider an awful POST endpoint that needs the authorization token to be in the json body. So you would have a request like:

{
"page": 1,
"token": "eyJ..."
}

But ideally, you'd abstract out the auth stuff and put it in a central location which injects it into all requests that need it, eg. if you're using axios you'd add an interceptor for it. We couldn't find a way to do this without making the request into a Dictionary<string, obj>. It's entirely possible this could work with lenses, but from what I looked at I couldn't make it happen.

As an aside, I chuckled at the 'Did they fail you, too?'; it made me wonder how lenses could've failed you.
Clearly you do not have a genuine interesting in computing because you do not have a complete theory of everything, unifying gravity and all the fundamental forces, so really you have no idea how computation even happens at a fundamental level.

Stop gatekeeping there’s going to be someone smarter than you.

People work at different levels.

The logic of how a huge program works can be abstracted above bit shifting. It is still computation.

Maybe try be more understanding.
AFAIK QA Team Lead and Software Test Engineer are still up.
Yep. Good point.

But this will further open possibilities for abuse not only in China but everywhere else as well.
There’s nothing wrong with files. Files are a fundamental freedom - the freedom to have custody of data, unlike the mobile/cloud paradigm where everything is an app/API with no guarantee that data you access today will be accessible tomorrow.

File management and file browsers could always improve, but let’s not get rid of files themselves please.
It's working just fine for me. The page reload is annoying though, maybe try through here -> https://opendrives-llc.breezy.hr/
Location: India
Remote: Only
Willing to relocate: Not right now.
Technologies: Python (Amateur), R (Amateur)
Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1z0vjaTCwCJEXNov90hF99PQS1NitJyHmLWJ_u3RmD0E/edit?usp=drivesdk
Email: karthikvnpperla@gmail.com

Although, my profile is not technology oriented, I would like to work in a firm with Logistics/ Supply Chain Vertical.

I have a specialized degree in Transportation Management and I enjoy working with computers and technology.
So you are giving up and essentially handing over Apple your rights?

It's no surprise why we got to this point.
Why not just open the windows?
A lot of blame comes from the journalists. Might is a very uncertain word. "The world might collapse" is equivalent with "the world might be fine". Also without explaining what a "Gulf stream" is, it might be an Algerian terrorist organization or a building or anything else. There are a lot of people who forgot about things they learned in school. They shall add some context, but writing is hard work.
How do these developers fix implementation bugs? Go, Ruby, etc segfaults continuously with some code does all development just stop? Understanding these things doesn't make you an ineffective developer it just allows you to go deeper. Also learning low level programming gives knowledge to write performant solutions in high level languages.
CO2 isn't toxic at CO levels and maybe not even performance impactful at 800 ppm, but there have been studies[1] that seem to indicate that even moderate levels of CO2 have measurable impacts.

My personal experience is that CO2 levels above 1000 ppm are easily noticeable once you can correlate how you feel with a measurable value.

[1] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25117890/
> Radon buildup is also a potential concern

Citation needed?

As far as I am aware unless you are building deep underground or have built your house on radon rich bedrock, or your house is entirely made of granite, this is absolutely not a concern for the average person.

If you are in doubt you can look up what is the expected radon exposure on the ground region where you live. Most people will have a higher radiation exposure from an arm x-ray than from ground leaking Radon.
From what I remember iCloud is only encrypted at rest but not E2E. Apple can decrypt it anytime.

The password manager (Keychain) is the only fully encrypted part of iCloud; If you lose your devices or forget the main password, the manager will empty itself. This does not happen with any other part of iCloud.
The other pronunciation diversion I think of is how "teat" is "tit" but is now pronounced "teet".
"Well, that's just like, your opinion, man"
https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creation/mkjqWgDr9xw2wz3h3U...
Yes, that’s great, but that’s not how kids work, especially 13yo..
I've been using a dehumidifier with a hepa filter for the last 4 years or so.

I mainly bought it because I moved from an inland region with about 10% humidity to a coastal city with 40% to 60%. Things around the house didn't get dry like I was used to (dishes, shower, towels, laundry, water spills) and on top of that, occasionally had to wash ceiling when they get moldy. Thus I bought a dehumidifier. It was quite expensive at the time and I didn't at the time realize the significance of the hepa filter. I don't have any allergies.

Lets just say its been running for 4 years in my place. The trick is to keep windows/doors shut and let it do its work. I move it around in the apartment - in the mornings I move it to the bedroom to get the human smell out. Later on I'll move it to the bathroom or to the spare room to dry some laundry. While all of this is happening, it sucks up all the pollen and dust, odd smells, basically most moisture (no more wet windows). Haven't had to wash a ceiling since I bought it. When you enter the apartment, it smells neutral/clear/crisp - It's kinda hard to describe the smell of clean air, but it is a distinct sensation. You still need to air out your living space every once in a while to get some "fresh" air from the outside.

I'd recommend anyone/everyone give this a shot! And remember to replace your hepa filter every once in a while. If you have carpets, you'll have to do it regularly (on that note, get rid of all carpets if you can).

I use a "Meaco 12L Low Energy Dehumidifier and Air Purifier". It uses about 150W of power so basically the same as running a fairly large fridge (in my country about $4 of electricity per month). There are larger models but they make more noise. You can also attach a drain pipe to the back so you don't have to empty the water container every day (useful if you aren't going to move it around).
I wouldn't bother with UWP in that case.

Now with GDK, the XBox has made quite clear that UWP is on the death row.

https://github.com/microsoft/GDK

=> How does the GDK compare to the Microsoft Universal Windows Platform (UWP)?

"UWP apps and games are community-supported only; partners inside Xbox managed programs (Xbox, Xbox Game Pass, Xbox Game Streaming) should use Microsoft Win32 + GDK."

I expect a fate similar to XNA, given that HoloLens also deprecated UWP.
Guessing they live in a city or by a road
Sure, I agree syntax is important. It was just the wording made it sound like it was more than a redressing, hence I felt I was missing something.

Interesting read regardless.
One problem which stops massive everyone in innovation is psychology and culture. "Places like X" are made of people after all. People want to have kids, want to have stability, good things in life (vacations, luxury, etc). Innovation is a massive sacrifice of time that could have been spent enjoying life of luxury and/or stability. Even Bezos is spending more money and time on the yacht than with Blue Origin. What is an average person supposed to do?

Even if we went above the personal dreads societal dreads kick-in about the same topics of stability and reversion to the mean.

Also most of the startups are not 0 to 1 and not truly disrupting. Last mover makes more money at less risk than first mover. It is all about risk on every level.
> working code is better than no code. As you get better and come back to it, your working code will eventually be clean code

That only works under the assumption that you have time to come back to it. I've also seen cases where you just get 15 years of cruft, good intentions and bad implementations, at which point people never want to touch it again, because the last time they did they accidentaly broke a client's system.
No, you're wrong. Not being carbon neutral is the problem. Global warming is proportional to the amount of GHG is the atmosphere. A good fraction of the CO2 once emitted (and Methane once oxidized back to CO2) stays in the atmosphere for thousands of years and traps heat until geological processes sequester it. We probably could go back to 17-th century amounts of coal burning and still run into a climate crisis eventually. It would just take much longer than at current rates of emission.
I am being ironic (which is not allowed here, actually) and I am mocking the SJW an PC pressure, which very few but loud proponents shout out on the internet, mainly social media, today. Wishing away things, like not only the concepts, but also the words. But that won't happen and we see an alpha leader / beneficent dictator (for life) rise again (because it just works so well): Elon Musk.
* Gets $5 billion fine for sharing data with "researchers" *

FTC: "Now FB, don't you go sharing data with researchers again. You are responsible for preventing scraping of user data"

FB: * consents *

* Proceeds to not share data with researchers *

FTC: * Shocked pikichu face *
Good! Perhaps that implies that their business model was never actually going to work with consumer protection oversight.
Those are indeed robots. what about a more explicit cultural reference to point in a different direction? Gundam, Voltron, Jaeger/Kaiju.
Thanks for the feedback on the FAQ and thoughts. Agreed that the Steam API key is sensitive data and thus all keys, user data etc are secured by appropriate encryption. Same goes for cash transactions & wallets that are handled by partners that are compliant with the financial authorities (to prevent eg money laundering).
We work with the Steam APIs on a daily basis and yes some part of the documentation could be more up to date.. and it's not Stripe quality!
Last I heard on HN was that it was scrapped entirely as a consequence of some event I don’t remember. I hope someone has a better memory than I do.
Good luck breaking into a Solaris 10 or illumos system... even The Shop's exploits are now completely useless and obsolete, and have been for a decade.

I did my graduate thesis on securing Solaris. Even back then, it was already difficult to break into, and locked down, it was damn near impossible. There were only about 13 processes running when I was done with it. Ran CheckPoint FireWall-1 like a dream.
Tech(or more specifically, cloud technology and social media) is the modern "opium of the masses".
I'm okay with throwing away structure sometimes - it does make sense when, if you're at the point where you need to manipulate the output JSON while being abstract enough to not care about the input, I could see why you'd want to ignore it. But when the language syntax makes that hard or inelegant to do it's kind of a pain.

As a point of comparison, ReasonML and ReScript both have great ways to express JS-like objects with types (OCaml, which both are based on, suffers from a slightly more verbose syntax), and TypeScript of course leads the way in making dynamic-ish objects still work. Ideally I'd find a functional language with row polymorphism that also had a great ecosystem, but that's asking for too much.
I honestly fail to see how the “oppressive regimes could just turn the on-device scanning into a state surveillance tool” is not a slippery slope arguments when on-device scanning and classification (NN for image processing and classification) has been going on for years on iOS devices.

It just seem very paradoxical to be using a cloud based photo and/or un-encrypted backup service and then worry about one’s privacy being at risk.
Well, it might be that looking successful is actually far more important than being successful. And for a modern state, looking like an American city is the epitome of success even though said US cities are peeling back the car-centrism.
And 22,000 employees to pay.
Hi, I'm the author. This paper is about HTTP/2, and the dangerous things that happen behind the scenes with HTTP/1 when people enable it. It's arguing that enabling HTTP/2 on your front-end makes your security worse if it's downgrading behind the scenes.

This is a deliberately cheeky title, selected as a presentation title, rather than being aimed at social media where many people will read the title but not the contents. For HN I'd go with something dry like "HTTP/2-exclusive attack vectors".
The superhero genre already went through the deconstruction phase. The Watchmen comic book is from 1986. It did not kill the genre - if anything it revitalized it by introducing new themes. Frank Millers The Dark Knight was supposed to deconstruct and subvert Batman, but instead revitalized the character, so he is now the most popular superhero.

On film, the Watchmen movie predates the current Marvel movie wave which mean we got the reconstruction before the genre it was supposed to reconstruct. There have also been several superhero-team parodies like "The Specials" before we got the serious versions.

So it is safe to say the genre will not be killed by deconstructions, subversion and parodies. The genre will die when the audience lose interest and the moves stop making a profit. Subversions will probably help keep it alive longer.

If you are not a fan of the genre you probably hope the superhero genre will soon end its dominance of the cinema box office. But don't hold your breath.
Even in Dutch they use the word konijn, I actually had no idea that "coney" was an English cognate for that word until reading this thread, I love learning these associations as making connections like this really helps in learning new languages.

As an aside, Spain itself was named after rabbits, which I find hilarious: http://www.ctspanish.com/rabbits.htm
I can't speak for F#, but in Haskell we typically use the Aeson library for working with JSON data. You define a custom type to represent your JSON data and then you write a parser to go from JSON data serialized as `ByteStrings` into your custom type. The parser is implemented in a Typeclass and you get to leverage adhoc polymorphism to map your serialized JSON into whatever type (or complex set of nested types) you need in a given context.

Now to your specific question, Aeson comes with a type called `Value` which represents JSON data directly. You can see the definition of `Value` [here](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/aeson-1.5.6.0/docs/src/D...).

`Value` is not particularly ergonomic but what you can do is parse the serialized JSON into `Value`, inject your additional JSON values into the `Object` HashMap, and then finally parse the `Value` term into whatever custom type you created for your application.
This is the core problem of the current economy. Too many monopolies. In theory Pfizer should be able to innovate a lot due to their massive size as they are not afraid of failing and being poor + homeless, but all they do is lazy out and buy startups. What is the value of Pfizer except as a bank essentially? Same discussion can be made about many more S&P500 companies.
As an M1 owner, M1 just does it better for mobile computing purposes. There is no denying this.
This drives me up the wall. I have tried to conduct business with companies many times, but they require that I have a mobile phone - Looking at you, Stripe, as well as other companies doing the same that I've had problems with.

I do not own a mobile phone, because the f-ck if I am going to give some company my location for my entire life. Thanks, but no. It's just how I roll. I also never been on social media from the start for the same reasons. People called me paranoid back 15 years ago, but now I just laugh when I see people losing jobs and careers from a careless post 20 years ago. Nope, not me, no to social media or mobile phones or any other tracking devices. And no, I will never buy a car with tracking on it. I'll continue to buy older cars before I do that.

So, I have a VIOP, but these companies do not allow using my VOIP. Or a burner phone either.

So now I might have to break down and get one because so many companies are starting to require it, so I might get a Mint Mobile phone as it is $15/month. I'll get mobile phone with a removable battery and when not using it I'll remove the battery and sell as store it in a Faraday bag, in case removing the battery doesn't work, and then on top of all that I will leave the phone in my office and never bring it anywhere or use it ever except for those rare circumstances when I need to verify I'm me. Try tracking me now, bitches.

But it pisses me off that I will have to spend $250 for a phone and a year's worth of air time for nothing. Fluck you, Stripe, and other companies requiring a mobile phone.
Portland has a lot of problems compared to the last time I was there five years ago, but it's not in quarantine lockdown or anything like that.
Macos file explorer is the most annoying and unintuitive software I use regularly.

1. Pressing the delete key does not delete the selected file.

2. Enter key renames the file???

3. Space key opens up some sort of fake viewer that doesn't always work.

4. There is no good way to browse a folder of pictures.

5. No way to navigate to home folder.

6. No way to see full filenames for long names.

7. Bin does not work consistently. I created a shortcut to it in the side panel, but that cannot be used for deleting an app.

It is just horrible to use.
From a server point of view there is very little difference between connection reuse and pipelining. The latter just means more data might already be in the input socket when the first request is handled - but it will not be used and either sit around in socket buffers or some TLS buffer.

And i actually guess the person who mentioned pipelining just meant connection reuse.
Your point was that natural immunity was better than vaccine induced immunity. The paper does not support this contention.

Like, I'm academically interested in this, and I know how easy it is to share the wrong paper, hence my final comment.
Hunan is a province of China known for delicious and incredibly spicy food.
I am confused, so Apple cares about developers or not?
> this information is all public on their great docs.

Public it may be, searchable it does not seem to be.

Every search seems to direct me towards [1] , Which is about gallery apps, and then directs me to a Table of contents entry that doesn't seem to exist (the closest I found was a tutorials page which is about connecting to a bunch of pre-existing SaaS apps, not for a "custom-developed app")

...maybe this is something where I have to burn half a week playing with Azure AD on a trial account to figure out..

[1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/mana...
I grew up on System V Release 4.0, and I'm glad that I did. What was so superior about SunOS 4 (BSD) that you are still mad about it?
Body mapping study suggests chronic pain comes in nine distinct types
Why are we happy to have clocks drift by a second? Why not have leap milliseconds or leap nanoseconds? Or conversely leap minutes or hours?

1 second changes seem arbitrary
Random nitpick: the issue with color coding files is that you may have many different file types leading to colors that overlap.

Case in point in the author's create-react-app example: in one of the scrolling "comment boxes", the author calls out that the "tasks/" folder is mainly CSS files which made me raise an eyebrow...why would a tasks folder be mainly CSS files? -- and upon closer inspection of the colored legend .sh files are a VERY similar green. Just to satisfy my curiosity I visited the repo and sure enough, it was just .sh files, without a single .css file.

It makes me doubt the experience of the author...how can a folder called tasks/ (in any repo) be .css files?
I think the main problem is indeed missing HTTP2 support in backend servers. This is often just a case of people not being willing to upgrade for various reasons, even if the technology they are using would support HTTP2 in newer versions.
People who can't be vaccinated is keep vulnerable because of no herd immunity. Hospital is keeping busy by infecting unvaccinated people so medical resource is keep lacking that affects all people who needs medical care.
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Like the NYT that printed excuses for him? I think partisanship is a reality in the US everyone has to accept, but this would sound extremely different if it was about Kavanaugh. Maybe a Supreme Court Justice is more important than a NY gouverneur, but I don't really trust any newspaper in the US to be "less political".

Funnily now people call for keeping politics out of it. In politics. This isn't about general media anymore.
No you are wrong, humanity hasn't been carbon neutral for 5000 years at least.
Java Programming in Emacs (2020)
Hi, I'm the author - please let me know if you have any questions!
Now their phones, on the other hand:

https://twitter.com/NanoRaptor/status/1407275563077693445
Well it did improve the manufacturer's bottom line.
How to safely use sensitive data at EC2 launch with Secret Manager?
> our house is modern and pretty well sealed

Sounds like you will
have excessive CO2 problem. Have you measured that?
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