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> can achieve artistically

of course you can achieve any art style. I'm saying that low effort games you can find on steam, for example, don't do this.
That is exactly something Elizabeth Holmes would do.
So you mean the company that was part of PRISM, that has unfair business practices and a bully as a founder was not really the world savior their marketting speach said they were ?

I'm in shock. Multi-billion dollars company usually never lies to make money! And power grabbing entities have such a neat track record in human history.

Not to mention nobody saw that coming and told repeatadly one should not get locked into such a closed and proprietary ecosystem in the first place.

I mean, dang, this serial killer was such a nice guy. The dead babies in the basements were weird but appart from that he was a stellar neighbour.
I was jokingly asking a friend the other day if we might ever have to ride horses again. Probably not, but it's interesting to imagine the scenarios that would lead to that. Americans take personal vehicles for granted. Addressing climate change is going to require some uncomfortable changes.
Grocery store pricing is messed up to begin with. Anyone who is price-conscious has to evaluate based on price per weight or something similar in the first place.

Which can be difficult / inconvenient!

Sometimes it's the 10-pak that's cheaper per unit. Sometimes it's the 20-pak. Different products may not be directly comparable. Different varieties of the same product category might appear at two or three places in the same store, not counting end-caps.
Also I love how HN has degenerated to downvotes. Instead of contesting a statement with facts, you downvote facts that you don’t like. Downvote enough and you will hide/gray out facts from other people.

You are making this a cesspool. Bad drives out good.
Rapier: Fast 2D and 3D physics engine for the Rust
Not sure why you’re downvoted. But sadly this is true. Fb knows it is financially better off to pay the fine than change their operations. It just goes to show how capitalistic the US really is and how tolerant this country is towards unprecedented market power. No way it will fly in the EU. And that is why there is no FB in the EU.
You're weirdly nitpicking.

Making a password longer by salting it makes a short password harder to crack, because you are less likely to have the salted password in your table that is full of dictionary words and previously hacked passwords with different salts.
This is because with the HTTP artifact binding, the SP (relying party) gets the claims directly from the IdP, and can therefore trust that the contents aren't malicious, right?

It would therefore be comparable to OpenID Connect's authorization code flow.
> 508 U.S. 476 (1993) WISCONSIN v. MITCHELL No. 92-515 United States Supreme Court

> Respondent Todd Mitchell's sentence for aggravated battery was enhanced because he intentionally selected his victim on account of the victim's race. The question presented in this case is whether this penalty enhancement is prohibited by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. We hold that it is not.

> https://tile.loc.gov/storage-services/service/ll/usrep/usrep...

Remains to be seen if a job would be a successful definition of a protected class.
If I were you I’d sign up for Consumer reports and buy their second highest rated air filtration product. The most expensive one tends to be really expensive and the second best tends to be almost as good at a significant discount. This is how I make most large purchases these days.
I loved History of English, but beware it is not brief.
> I drink raw milk from cows I own. This seems to help with my gut problems.

Pretty neat - raw meaning no pasteurization right?

Any other pros/cons in your experience? Looking forward to getting my hobby farm started...one day.
Well, I think I stumbled on this article way back when I was originally porting, and it looks like it still holds: https://martintrojer.github.io/clojure/2014/03/09/working-wi....

While core.async pays homage to go, it's simply not go, and it's harder to work with, and generally the changes are going to be more invasive, and looking around at modern resources, I don't see anything that indicates much has changed. So while I might have been more efficient if I'd had the go mental model, that was definitely not the only problem. Migrating was too much to do in my fairly large project, hunting and pecking at each instance I made an async call. Whereas with F# it was truly mechanical and hard to mess up, as I described above.
Is that... true? I've got a moderate SAML background - written a few SAML services. What sort of attacks (or attack ideas) would you need a research background on in order to judge whether an attack is valid? As an example, one of my projects has pretty good unit/integration test coverage, and the integrations always confirm that the SAML SP will accept/reject valid/invalid assertions. Seems like it would be pretty easy to spin up a REPL and run a bunch of example docs against the service.
That’s backward. The fact that they want to shovel union labor requirements into a bill dealing with climate change indicates that the climate change part isn’t a serious threat.
I have the moral high ground over the person I was a few years ago.

The fact of the matter is: car use kills people through pollution. Minimizing car use kills fewer people. To use your car less is OFTEN an available choice.

Morally bankrupt would be someone arguing against reducing car use.
What's the percentage of jailbroken iPhones out there? Average joe will be sheepishly keep using.
Who validates said database of "known CP"? How do we know the pictures are actually not "find dissident"? Who watches the watchers?

This entire endeavor hands the keys to an unaccountable police state.
You lost me with the last sentence.
I tested my indoor sensor (Davis Airlink) by comparing to others in my neighborhood -- I set it up outside on the first bad air quality day we had and an hour later it was with 5 AQI points of the 4 PurpleAir sensors within a quarter mile.

Certainly not professional level calibration, but shows that it's within the ballpark. Unfortunately I don't think there's an official EPA monitoring station within 10 miles so I can't really check it against a calibrated monitor.
The basic version of PhotoDNA is an Azure API you pass all your images through directly. Even that is seemingly unobtainable.
Qualcomm wants to buy Veoneer $4.6B, beating Magna's offer
Anyone who thinks the apps they will use make any difference is super naive. They are literally installing a trojan in the phone.
Lot of truth in there. We need to consider not only the supply-side of CO2 reduction but the demand-side of it as well[1]. The latter unfortunately gets dwarfed for various reasons. At the end of it all, we as individuals have to make tough choices in the coming decades (years in even). How much of it is forced up on us by nature vs our collective initiative remains an open question.

[1]https://climate.leeds.ac.uk/news/demand-side-potential-needs...
I'd say: look at what they're allergic to and check in with anti-nutrients.

Sometimes ppl are not just allergic to gluten, but the whole category of lectin(which is in every seed), they just don't react as strongly, but they're never really healthy and suffer from all kinds of ailments.
Yes, and that is a very low price. Knives and gloves are most sought for. We see average basket sizes being around 150 euro
If you can take your bike ride where there isn’t much traffic and more nature by any means it’d probably be not only better for your body but also for your mind. A lot of us are spending way too much time indoors and should take any ocasion to be outdoors
So this is an article designed to keep those that may buy a house renting?
I think that is intentional. When they really want people to do something they make it opt-out. When they don’t they make it opt-in.
Once this tech is implemented, courts will direct it to be used in situations Apple did not intend. Apple will have created a capability and the courts will interpret refusal to expand its use as contempt.
Hey, that seems very cool!

I saw it is written in Python. Does the Python code run only when creating the sql query? Am I supposed to add the generated sql code to git?
Exactly because it's outdated and there for the taking.
With so many whistle blowers it is now clear that FB does not want to eradicate any political party’s misinformation campaigns. They know they are much better off going with the flow, become a valuable tool for the powerful and gain market access and dominate.

In a way, I feel the American government also wants FB to do the same as it advances the US centric world order.

If there is a global monopoly. American wants it. This is evident in America’s position in negotiating the digital tax with the EU.
Unclean air is as vague a term as any.
Yes, but that's incompatible with their current existence.
THE NCMEC isn't even "government". It's just a nonprofit. Here's the guy who founded it, and his controversies:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Walsh_(television_host)#C...

There is literally no oversight here. It's a misfeature and will be misused.
Most marketplaces fall under obscure or to expensive. And pretty much none of them have built a compliant way of onbording minors who suffer the most from scamming. So they are all 18 plus.
I wasn't trying to personally attack your engine or anything. I've been there, I've tried many of the comparable frameworks available for games in a variety of languages. They all offer much the same thing. Drawing primitives, physics primitives, vectors, bounding boxes, simple ways to draw sprites or textures to the screen, some basic UI containers, some math functions, a built in camera, some animation helpers, a player class that wraps input, basoc network functions, utility classes, essentially, exactly the same thing most game engines and framework offer.

In the end it comes down to whatever's the easiest, most efficient to use to get a final product. It's the only thing that really matters when it comes to a tool.

If two tools offer the same things, but one tool offers the ability to do it faster, more easily and more efficiently, that's the ideal tool of choice.
If someone builds a home in a flood plane... Oh wait they do.

Something has to give, subsidizing those who live in harm's way; to continue living in harms way; isn't the answer.

Mistakes were made with zoning and building code. The proper fix seems situation dependent, but probably includes some combination of local engineering changes to safety (materials, what's allowed how close to what, evac routes, etc) and abandoning indefensible positions as unsafe for habitation. It generally makes sense for society as a whole to make a one time payment to reclaim areas for nature.
This. I agree about the changes individuals should take (and I do it myself: almost no meat, never owned a car, only used planes a couple times when I had no choice (for work), etc. though I know there are still things I could do better), but a lot of over-consumption comes from greedy companies that force new "needs" onto consumers. Nobody needs an SUV, nobody needs a new iPhone every time a new model comes out, etc. But companies make them think they do.
Inflation crusaders are bitcoin pumpers.
Addressing climate change is going to require some uncomfortable changes

I really don't think we're up to the challenge of really stopping (or significantly slowing) climate change (if it's possible at all now) and will end up spending much more money (and discomfort) mitigating the more severe effects of climate change than if we'd just started making changes a decade or more ago.
Very much disagree with this broad generalisation.

There is still a niche for independent grocers, and I live in the middle of a triangle of multiple large supermarkets.

However, these days the independent grocers really have to try hard. There's not that many of them, but the ones that are left are survivors.
Correct, it’s officially a framework and not a protocol. It’s a framework to build a specific protocol which then is using the same patterns as other OAuth2 based protocols but not necessarily compatible. For example URL endpoints are not defined in a strict sense and the provider can also add arbitrary parameters to calls as long as the basic OAuth2 parameter are present as well. OpenID Connect 1.0 builds on that to make the framework more strict.

RFC6749 The OAuth 2.0 Authorization _Framework_
As Covid-19 Recedes, India's Bars Are Full and Masks Are Optional
Yes. It completely misrepresents the actual complexity of the problem. Instead of discussing effective solutions like political activity the climate change debate gets dumbed down to reusable cotton bags and paper straws.

The purpose here is probably not to be a “better person” but to inflate their ego while belittling others.

What does it accomplish to shame drivers while simultaneously using AC and running water in the California desert?
> In this study, there were more infections in the vaccinated group. That defies logic, though, and intuitively the infection rate of the vaccinated group cannot be higher than that of the unvaccinated. That's why I mentioned confounding factors.

> From this study and others, I believe the vaccines used in the US do not provide substantial protection against infection by delta.

This is a common error, but an error nonetheless. Take an extreme example of a population that is 100%. Any clusters of cases that pop up will thus be 100% in vaccinated folks. Of course, would would never see that and think "well, I should be unvaccinated, because 0% of infections happen for unvaccinated people."

Focus on this conflation that you are making:

> there were more infections in the vaccinated group
and
> and intuitively the infection rate of the vaccinated group cannot be higher than that of the unvaccinated.

You are conflating total number of infections with infection rate, which is what is leading you astray. Imagine you have 100 people. 90 are vaccinated. 10 aren't. Imagine that all 100 of those people are exposed to the Delta variant, and 10% of vaccinated folks end up testing positive, while 50% of of unvaccinated folks end up positive. In pure numbers, you end up with 9 vaccinated folks who are positive, and 5 unvaccinated folks who are positive. Voila, more infections in the vaccinated group! But, clearly, that's misleading, because comparing raw infection numbers is meaningless without also looking at percentages vaccinated.
It’s also invite only.

I used to roll my eyes at some of the things I saw on there, such as suggestions to freeze invites or to cull users, allegedly to keep the site high quality) but frankly I’m now wondering if those are the only sort of methods to achieve that.
> conejo (which has the long a sound in the second syllable).

The Spanish word is pronounced more like "koh-neh-hoh" (or [ko'neho] in IPA), no "long a" ([ei] in IPA) there. The English "long vowels" (diphthongs really: a combination of two vowel sounds) would be written with two letters in Spanish (and IPA).
Someone is always going to want to run some piece of legacy software with legacy dependencies. The great thing about Nix is that it allows you to 'install' very specific versions packages 'locally' (in a shell) without polluting your entire system.
The thing also with the vaccines and ivermectin possibly causing an issue for big phrama vaccines is that - The COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson have all received an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) from the FDA. EUAs may be granted only during a public health emergency *and when there are no adequate, approved, and available alternatives.*

If ivermectin was found to be safe and effective and got FDA approval itself, the vaccines of Pfizer, Moderna and J&J would need to get full approval - meaning longer and more rigorous clinical trial and safety testing. (not that they haven't gone through a certain level of those things, just the bar is set lower with EUAs)

p.s.
Sounds like you talked to your doctor about supplementing VitD - but you're mistaken to say there aren't any downsides (especially for regular high doses of D) --- It can cause hypervitaminosis D which in turn causes hypercalcemia (a buildup of calcium in your blood). Just saying as it may be worth double checking :)
There's definitely little constraint in what you can achieve. But a lot of low effort games are made by only setting up simple game logic and creating a few models and textures. This means they all use the same default lighting calculations, post processing steps, etc. That gives them a similar look.

Contrast this with more ambitious games and you'll usually end up with an array of custom shaders, a stack of custom post effects, etc. That really lets you define a look that's all your own.
I suspect the point is that consumers have very little control over how corporations consume energy. In the case of the production of cars, consumers can only decide to buy a car or to not buy a car. They do not have the power to modify the design or manufacturing process. (It is also worth noting that this is true regardless of the mode of transportation the consumer chooses.) A similar thing can be said for the web. A consumer can choose to use Facebook or not to use Facebook. They do not have the power to modify Facebook's operations to reduce its environmental impact.

It's also worth noting that consumers rarely have the data necessary to compare the environmental impact of products or services being offered. For example: are ebooks or print books more environmentally friendly? It's easy to pretend the former since it looks cleaner. No trees are being chopped down to make pulp. No diesel belching trucks to deliver physical goods. On the other hand, there was a time when the semiconductor industry was seen as clean since it lacked the belching smokestacks of traditional industries. (The mining of rare materials was unseen. The dumping of hazardous chemicals was unseen. Ewaste wasn't even acknowledge until the mid to late 90's.)
No reference? Not even a number?

I remember feeling very stressed about all the different papers to deliver during that time. But it was a feeling, not a fact.

This post is only an ads.
I thought Deadpool was supposed to be the beginning of the end for the superhero movie?
Not in the same realm necessarily, but there’s a page somewhere on the site that shows the front page, but only from users with a certain account age. Interestingly, the last time I looked at it, there’s was a lack of a certain topic showing up.
This is something that I've been told over and over - early exposure to things like dust, pollen, nuts etc basically eliminates allergies when older.

As an example, I was never exposed to cats early age but dogs yes. Now I have a mild reaction to cats hair and nothing with dogs. Of course this isn't a scientific study that can be validated but it does sort of make sense in my mind.

A la antibodies etc.
> On the other hand, one maxim I've learned from my time bug hunting is that nobody ever validates strings in binary protocols.

I wonder how much this has to do with the way strings need to be handled in the programming languages these protocols are implemented in. If dealing with strings is something that seems to be even more of a danger (if done incorrectly) you might just not do it.
Australia is very different/unique. There are trees and plants in Australia that require fire for the seeds to sprout. Fires have been part of the ecosystem for so long over there that it has adapted. What you're describing sounds more like temperate rain forests of the west coast where pockets of wetness and some trees (like the Douglas Fir) make a fire less all consuming. But given that these forests have become drier and given things like pine beetle which is doing well because the winters aren't cold enough to control it the nature of the fires is changing. The fires are bigger, hotter, and destroy larger swaths of the forest.

AFAIK over the last few decades it is well understood that fires should be left to burn and generally this happens unless they threaten population areas. In theory this should mean that the next fire season has less fuel to burn but it's not working.

I'm not sure what the author is talking about is really current practices since I've heard the opposite so many times. What he describes seem to be mostly past practices.
They don’t protest it because a few years later something worse was going on, and a few years later something even worse, and so on. Nothing gets fixed, it just gets concealed behind some new scandal that people worry even more about. That’s why national unity and trust in institutions is almost at rock bottom, and why groups are starting to riot more often or resort to mob justice on social media
As a juror I will never vote to convict a poor person of a crime against a rich person, until rich criminals start facing justice for crimes against all of society.
That's a good one!

Most of my regular users are artists who either use it for inspiration or use it to mix into their digital art. (NightCafe has been around for a while as a style transfer app).

It's rare that people buy prints. Most money comes from people buying credits.
First import uneducated Turkish workers for unskilled jobs so they will work for cheap, and then discriminate against educated workers because you think it's being Turkish (rather than education) that makes the previously-arrived workers have trouble integrating. So Germany and Europe in general keeps getting more Erdogan voters while others just don't want to deal with racism and immigrate to other places like US or Canada.

If you really want to fix this, you have change the main demographic of Turkish immigrants, probably by offering a clear immigration path to students who come to Europe for graduate programs or such.
Thanks, I forgot about that! :)
We once had a friend staying over for the weekend with her 3-5 year old daughter. My girlfriend took my DSLR camera and they took hundreds of photos. I casually imported everything from the SD card to my Apple Photos library without even looking at it. Few weeks later I was browsing Photos on my iPhone and saw a bunch of photos of my friends in bath washing the little girl. Almost had a heart attack. Deleted everything, cleared cache, disabled auto sync, formatted the SD card many times over. Screamed at my friends and they just laughed at me.

But being wrongfully accused of child abuse is probably my biggest fear as a grown man. Especially after watching The Hunt (2012) with Mads Mikkelsen. If I were ever to find a child in distress somewhere in public I would never ever try to help it in case someone caught me alone with a kid I don't know. If I see kids walking on the street I immediately change direction just to not look like I follow their path. I just can't.
This is for the steam client, and thi agreement is mainly aimed at content/game developers
The USA also has 22% of all prisoners globally