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We can, but what value is there in making that statement?

Things always can go bad, and, often, do go bad. That's almost vacuously true.

What would one expect to come out of saying that, other than the feeling of smug satisfaction at some point in the future?
Very ironic to see a food truck on the first picture for "The first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US!"

American culture, cars and food. Enough said.
A preview pane isn't exactly the same thing. OSX also has this in column view. But Quicklook will popup a modal window, which can be resized as big as you want, so you can get a clear view of the file content as good as actually opening it in its app, without the added overhead of actually having to launch [and quit] that app.

[and, if the file in question is a Photoshop or Illustrator document, you'll really appreciate how much time QuickLook saves you, by not having to wait for those behemoths to creak slowly into action]

There are also certain plugins which can enhance this functionality by providing extra info, such as pixel dimensions on image files, allowing browsing inside archives, syntax highlighting of source code files etc.

Maybe peoples' descriptions on here aren't doing Quicklook justice, for those who aren't familiar with it. Once you've used it for a while, you can't imagine why it's not a standard feature on any modern desktop OS.
Then don't set this option?
In response to the pandemic thing. Sorry you’re trolling. No comment.

I mentioned the app: Messages. Or do you think governments worry about people taking photos that they never share or transfer anywhere?

I was responding (see the top of thread) to this being explicitly blamed on Chinese influence. No goggles required. Just a rational mind.
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Key word there is symptoms of hypoglycemia. Hypoglycaemia can be entirely asymptomatic in food-restricted healthy adults.
It's pretty much the same story in the UK. Early c20th slum clearances, followed by well planned council estates built around a community, later (late 60s or 70s) the estates started to fall out of favour with tower blocks taking their place, which was a disaster and led to the justification for the private development free-for-all that we've had to put up with since the 80s which has resulted in terrible American-style, car-dependent suburbs filled with poorly built and poorly designed houses with no services within walking distance.
The miners, collectively, is also the group with the power to hard fork or not. So in some sense, they're the ruling class and the core developers are just proposing the changes to them.
I made sure to wrap up my work before I left. I sympathize with you on that one but there is always more work to be done. You shouldn't need to work to catch up when you're back. You'll catch up as your time permits but don't sacrifice your personal health for a job.
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Imagine someone recording, transcribing, and searchable indexing every phone call you have ever made or setting up a microphone for every conversation you have. I don’t think that is healthy and that is what text messaging is now. It’s more like a legal deposition.
> The funds will have to be unlocked at some point, people will demand it.

This seems contrary to everything crypto claims to be about. "Just trust them, surely you'll get the money back"
Does law enforcement bother it's self with internet play money? Until it touches an asset or currency governments care about I assumed they just let the kids have their fun.
The article addresses that:

> This is not for situations where your contact is your adversary — after all, if someone who receives a disappearing message really wants a record of it, they can always use another camera to take a photo of the screen before the message disappears. However, this is a nice way to automatically save storage space on your devices and limit the amount of conversation history that remains on your device if you should find yourself physically separated from it.
I hate when someone says „BNW is actually a better prediction“ (you also never hear it the other way around). Both works are pretty much orthogonal e.g. we can have the NSA spying on citizens AND the hedonistic complacency from BNW simultaneously.
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Same model, but the interface showed build 20180316 as "up to date", and when I've tried manually downloading the 2019 build it showed "invalid type". Swapped it with DD-wrt not long ago (DD-wrt support was why I've decided on this model, but I was too lazy to do that before).
I wouldn't want to have the expectation in place that I only work four days a week. Maybe when I'm older, but not when I'm in my twenties.
Ive uninstalled the latest update because i hated the new tabs and couldnt find a way to revert or change the tab style, Eve making changes in aboutconfig browser false didnt change the style.
I would love to keep the upadte so if anyone knows how i can keep the old style tabs with the latest edition of firefox please let me know!
> and I bet you they wish they had shown their domestic company a bit more love back when this would have made a difference.

German here, the problem was different. Facebook was the more attractive portal - they offered stuff like third party apps. Farmville was the death penalty for Lokalisten and xVZ, who were very vocal about not having open APIs for a long time. People naturally flocked to Facebook just to play Farmville.
cnlohr's colorchord does something similar to what you mentioned.

https://github.com/cnlohr/colorchord
3. Authors copy in the explanation verbatim

4. Rejection

5. Authors replace terms in verbatim copy with weird tortured phrases

6. Authors submit to other journals, get published
You having a successful career is not really relevant to the discussion.

I do agree though that the most important part of a professional life is to fill the gap within your team. But that's another discussion.
Yeah, that would be nice. Looks like the feature request for that is here: https://community.signalusers.org/t/bookmarks-favorites-star...
Edge lost its value proposition after becoming just another Chromium shell wannabe. Original, native Edge used to have a great epub reader and had less resource consumption.
Interesting quote, but if I'm not missing anything this link is just a bit shortsighted as proof right? If it's just the pic+names.
Normal doesn't mean its right, seeing as the normal is currently anyone can do it, big or small, as per this thread and OPs suggestion.
I assume you also have to pass a CAPTCHA to open your text editor every morning?
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Eventually it'll be hot enough outside that the "cooler" inside is not cool enough without air conditioning.
> Personally, i doubt that china required apple to do this since they already get what they want.

Then we agree. That is exactly what I said.

Re Chinese gov is evil - ra ra ra.

No they aren’t. Well no more than any other country. They just see the world and their place in it differently to you. But they haven’t invaded anyone since Ghengis Khan … yet they’ve been invaded by most of their neighbours and most of the American and European powers. In that context their view and action looks tempered, not evil.
Bitcoin (and therefore the whole crypto space) should be valued in Tether-Dollars not USD. I wonder how much Tether-Dollars are really worth...
To emphasise, since people seem to be getting this wrong (since "default" is overloaded): this allows you to change the default action for your conversations, i.e. you can explicitly set new conversations you create to automatically disappear.

The default default (i.e. for new users) will still be set to keep messages.
The phrase is perhaps apt in some cases, but the term consciousness has no universal scientific definition. I would therefore not expect to see it used in a serious manner in a scientific paper.
I believe in them to deliver eventually. Would you be interested to place a long bet?
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Not sure why this comment is being downvoted. One reason many people are skeptical of the vaccine is precisely because governments are trying to force it for everyone. The government would do a better job to make it freely available to all, than to try and force... that would have disabled anger and conspiracy theories (or at least a good part of them).
I had tiktok for a few months but uninstalled due to its addictiveness.

And any videos of real worth seems to get shared on other platforms anyway so I have no need for the app!

Aside: #deleteFacebook on principle. Hot garbage.
I don't have any heroes in the field of computer science (hero is too strong a word for me), but there are many experienced people I admire who express ideas or opinions I find appealing.

An example: I admire Niklaus Wirth (creator of Pascal, Modula-2, Oberon) and in particular his preference for strongly-types programming languages that are small in size. He's spent a lifetime in the computer science field, but he disagrees with the ideas of others - and others disagree with him. Wirth is critical of functional programming as a programming paradigm, for example.

Overall, can anyone argue that someone is emphatically right or wrong in this field? Everyone settles on a philosophy that shapes their outlook based on their experience and research. And that outlook might change over time. That accrued wisdom and experience (or inexperience!) will naturally cause someone to gravitate to one philosophy, or disagree with another.
The outcome of the various games depend on the way rewards are distributed. If the reward for bad behaviour is high, obviously the bad guys are going to win. This is evident in the 5 step "The Evolution of Distrust". Try reducing the rewards for bad behaviour and increasing for good behaviour :)

So, moral of the story is: Reward good behaviour.
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Forgot to say, you should also check out Chris Richardon's excellent website dedicated to microservices: https://microservices.io/
Please support your argument with facts.
> The Ethereum network has generated a ton of really good stuff (Smart Contracts, DEFI, NFTS, IPFS, ENS, etc)
Did you miss out the word "exluding" at the beginning of that list?
My question is not "is it possible for the government to make a law to prevent people from X if they don't do Y." I don't know if vaccinating every kid would have the disired effect the parent is looking for.

I think the parent's suggestion to "just force people to get it" is incredibly simplistic and unfeasible considering the current laws and structure of government.
Secure systems are all alike; every insecure system is insecure in its own way. A messenger that has E2E encryption might not be secure, but a messenger that doesn't have E2E encryption is definitely insecure.

Not caring about your messages being read, or being willing to trust the operator of the service, is fine, but in that case I struggle to see why you'd pick Telegram, given that their whole selling point was about privacy and encryption when their encryption didn't actually work.
Is their a huge market of games developers who don't have access to a machine capable of developing locally? Seems like a limited size market.

Good for the Parsec guys though!
Idk why I come to this website. Constant hate against anything Chinese. It disgusts me that people are so xenophobic.

Cue the comments saying “it’s the CCP blah blah” Whatever. Literally every comment is always China bad. It’s so transparent.
I wonder, BTW, if they just print your photo (hopefully after straightening and sizing it)? Then the quality is entirely dependent on your camera, lighting, etc -- could be rather shitty. Or if (hopefully) they OCR any text and other data (QC?) and insert it into a print-quality template; then only your mugshot and signature, if it holds any of those, depend on your photo.
> Who do these people think they are, trying to push upon us a new gold?

it is completely opt in, you don't have to participate.

which seems better than the money governments say we have to use (because they are in control of it and can use that power to maintain control of people).

> one that doesn’t slyly concentrate billions of wealth into the hands of a few.

lots of people in crypto very open to any ideas or suggestions you have to solving the matthew effect, non-coercive tax systems, and public goods funding. genuinely, any community currency design or trust system or consensus mechanism you can come up with people will be excited to try out. its a massive open design space right now and people want new ideas. lots of interesting discussions happening via orgs like https://www.radicalxchange.org/
Not sure why you are downvoted.

When unvaxed person takes a test to, for example, take a flight, we know reasonably sure he's not carrying/infecting fellow passengers.

When vaxed person goes on the same flight he/she might well be carrying/infecting fellow passengers, because the vaccine does not stop infections.

First we needed to get vaxed for saving the old and sick by herd immunity. Since vaccines do immunize the herd immunity is no longer discussed. Then we needed to get vaxed for stop the ICU overload. Since the old and sick are vaxed and/or have already been sick, we now have no more overload on the ICU. But we still need measured because some infection metrics need to stay out of the red to allow tourism/trade to pick up.

This is some serious goalpost changing. Why?
It's not really about "innovation", it's about fooling investors, customers and employees/gig workers for as long as possible until economic, technological or legal reality catches up with you. See: WeWork, Uber, etc.
At its core, a store of value is just something that other people will desire as much now as they do at some later point in time. In that sense, Bitcoin runs the risk of being left behind if PoW at 7tx/sec becomes seen as the dial-up modem of crypto.
When used properly, fans actually do quite a bit to cool an environment. Moving air can carry heat with it.
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The sense of blind superiority on HN is getting very frustrating and Reddit-like.
> I like to think of TikTok as the crack cocaine of addictive social media

Even in as so much as the denial of it. A lot of "its not as bad as the other social drugs" in this thread.

I get it, people want to enjoy the thing they like and don't want to be made to feel bad about it. We're all guilty of that to some extent.

But outright denial that the thing you enjoy isn't absolutely pure and harmless is never healthy.
My question is no service where?
This is a general misconception about how consensus works in blockchains. Miners can choose whether or not to adopt a "soft fork". A soft fork can't violate any existing rules, it can just introduce new rules.

A hard fork is allowed to violate existing rules, and gives you more flexibility in what can be changed. And miners do not have the power to decide whether or not a hard fork will happen. A hard fork is determined by the users, who have to upgrade their software.

If the software updates automatically, then the power of hard forking lies with the developers, who could just push the new code out via an automatic update.
A person tested negative should not be able to spread. A vaxed person may still spread. Where's your logic?
I see more and more "platform engineer" in job listing, for what require the same skills as infrastructure/hosting/system engineer (regarding SaaS, at least).

Maybe the next buzzword will be "platform engineer".
That's good stuff!

I peeked at the lancet study, but it didn't support my trollish response to the OP.

The real point I was trying to make was the crazy extremes, the higher variance. I vividly recall running one morning when it got to -40F/-40C the night before. It sucked. The house was cold, work was cold. But one day is just a freak thing we all deal with, like snow in Atlanta. I remember a lot of government buildings shut down, to conserve natural gas. they made that resource available to everyone. Some people lost heat. I don't remember if people died. If that lasted for a week, I don't know what would have happened. I imagine it would have been bad. not riots, but heading in that direction.

There are 7 billion of us. We're pretty well adapted to our environments. We can handle a few bumps and potholes. Pushing those extremes, longer and deeper, that's not going to be fun.

Heat will kill. Cold will kill. Both are tolerable in the short run, but days of it is pretty scary. We're facing more of both. I don't have an answer to solve either case.

Thank you for the thoughtful reply. I can't say I'll get much use out of it tomorrow, but this is a long haul problem. I'll try to commit this evidence to memory. Maybe in a few months or years I can point at these references.
We're both Polish (I think?) so I'll talk about my experience: last few years there has been a huge boom in solar panels because of EU and state-funded incentives.

But most people don't invest in heat pumps, just replace coal with solar panels + electric resistive heating + possibly AC, because that's cheaper and return on investment is higher. This puts a huge strain on the electric network and actually increases demand for electricity both in the summer and in the winter.

The boom will likely stop this year because government changed the rules to incentivize installing batteries together with solar cells to protect the electrical network from unpredictability. This means heat pumps make more sense economically (cause you can't use electric network as free battery so efficiency matters), but solar cells in general (heat pumps or not) become much less profitable for average house. So I expect the boom to slow down or stop completely.

I've looked into it recently because my parents upgraded their house from coal to solar panels + heat pump + separate AC. It's very expansive to update the coal central heating installation to work as both heating and cooling so people mostly buy independent AC even when they have a heat pump. Heat pump/AC combo makes sense only in new houses.

So, in conclusion I'm not that optimistic about energy usage in Poland. I've also worked in a company that did software for trading energy so I know a little from the other side and Polish electric grid isn't prepared for renewables and won't be in near future. Transport capabilities are even more of a bottleneck than installed power.

Also - average yearly energy usage in Poland isn't dropping AFAIR - it slowly increases. It was 21 629 MW in 2010 and 23 451 in 2019. Maybe lockdowns lowered it slightly but it will bounce back.

More data: https://wysokienapiecie.pl/27524-energetyka-w-polsce-w-2019-...
>_Objectively_ better alternatives to Bitcoin are around for at least the last five years.

If you truly think this way, you're deluding yourself & this is where I stop reading.

Everything has tradeoffs. There's no 'objective' better.
I'm in Denmark, when it gets 26 degrees here I drench my shirts in ice water and put in the freezer for a bit and then put on to cool down. I'm guessing, given what a wimp I am about the temperature, a few more degrees and I'm one of the first to die.
You would have to drain some of the water out. It's not as simple as directly pumping it. Ice might help as well.
> When vaccinated you are less likely to contract the disease in the first place and therefore reduce overall transmission.

When tested negative you are even less likely to spread within the context of the flight/concert/etc that both are attending.
If Restaurant A requires antigen tests, and Restaurant B requires proof of vaccination, I'm eating at Restaurant A.

If there were a Restaurant C that required only proof of past Covid through antibodies, I'd eat there.
But why should the German Gouvernement pay for an alternative lifestyle of few, when there is a objective better way?
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It's legally mandated. China's version of TikTok is a separate app called Douyin. The rest of the world gets a less restricted version.
And punish bad behaviour, reduce miscommunication / improve coordination.
I agree with you. Businesses definitely operate with the power of gov in mind. But that is very different to the government actively directing them.
If that's not how they're supposed to look, then they're broken in Safari too, I guess.
I believe these kind of passive systems only really work when the air is hot and dry (like in a desert). In hot and humid areas like South East Asia this system just doesn't work, sweating (evaporative cooling) isn't as effective when the air is already saturated with moisture.
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It harms your own credibility when you deliberately leave out relevant information to force your political/social stance.
What's your profit model? How do you expect to make money with this product?
Either you require some proof that you're not contagious to mingle with people or you don't. The reduced risk of infection from vaccination isn't the only factor involved - go to a party with 10 sick (with Delta variant) people as a vaccinated person and see how it goes. IOW, I might have been staying safely at home for weeks before an event, while others might have been at night clubs every night. Who is more likely infected and why don't they need to be tested when they're vaccinated?
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It already has been for a long time. Freedom and liberty are practiced differently in Australia.
Also, the rotors would blow away dust on the landing site, which may be a problem if you want to research dust, but may be an opportunity if you want to see what's beneath it.
Pretty sick of people who haven't used TikTok spreading bullshit like this. TikTok might just be the queerest and most inclusive platform on the internet today. Maybe y'all should actually try it before spreading misinformation.
Also every time you open the editor it changes a single random number somewhere in your project.
I'm in agreement with your perspective, but:

> See, you just made a constructive comment!

Came off as very patronizing, and even infantilizing. GP is not even part of the disagreement above. They just made a good comment. It seems like you are lumping them together with the others that you are bothered by. If you just removed the quoted section then you're reply is otherwise great.
To be fair, Australia strangely enough struggles with plenty of organized crime in drug distribution.
You're correct. Which prompts the question: are there any passive cooling methods that work in high humidity? Maybe just sheltering underground.
The txt file is UTF-8, but it gets decoded by your browser as ascii (or "western" on my Firefox)

I know you can write in a html file, that the file is supposed to be read as utf-8, but how do you tell a system that your txt file has a particular formatting?
What I meant and the interview is saying is that they haven't ever scanned 'iCloud Photo Library'. As you point out, they were (still are?) scanning iCloud emails (only on warrant?), and of course are providing iCloud backups to LE in case of a warrant.
But you don't know ahead of time who will cooperate, and who will cheat. The rule was "if you spend 1 coin, the other player gets 3 coins". If you change it to "if you spend 1 coin, the other player gets only 2 coins if they cheated", the game isn't fair anymore. Or am I misunderstanding something?