skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To supplement, the “root” issue of the whole situation is some users are actively installing things into that system env. So the PEP is providing a mechanism for pip to detect it’s being used to install things into a system env and have a chance to refuse.
They also require something to feed on, like grass. Water has next to no nutrients or energy.
Posting something on a blog is announcing it to the world. And this of course, like everything wrong on internet, requires a prompt reply and comment.
In Ulm, um Ulm und um Ulm herum.

// edit
This is a famous tongue twister:

https://www.ulm.de/tourismus/besucherinfos/in-ulm,-um-ulm-un...

I assumed people get the joke. And the article mentions folding the tongue.
How do you get to Mao though? You can't have land reform at the behest of a strong centralized government without a strong centralized government. It takes a lot of shooting to get from here to there and the end result isn't guaranteed. Once you have instability things could go any which way. You could get Mao, you could get Hitler, or you could get the Balkans.
They probably already have name and address.

Settings > Apple ID > Payment and Shipping
Another way to have it is savory instead of sweet. My Chinese family will add salted tofu and slices of different picked veggies. As for me, I like to mix in one tablespoon of cashew butter for extra creaminess and another tablespoon of pasta sauce for a new dimension of flavor.
Not necessarily. Lisp and Smalltalk for example were used for OS implementations in the 80s and many later examples followed.
I think the demon core was the "chunk of uranium" they were stacking bricks around. It's been several years since I read the book so my memory is fuzzy. I think the later experiments used the metal hemispheres instead of bricks.
Here are quite a few workarounds: https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/ljp02h/

I imagine all of them will eventually stop working though.
How so?

Say the backend developer coded a bunch of Django views where they output json data. They say "Job done. There are API endpoints for everything now.".

Now how does the frontend developer bring their templates into play so the json gets rendered "on the server side"?
having worked with a narcissist boss, I can very easily see why they get ahead quicker.

IMO - this technical management role had no real way of being evaluated by her seniors - they weren't technical enough, in fact they (directors) pretty muched looked down on technical roles. -(similar to the comedy "The IT Crowd", but a bigger team)

The only thing they could judge the management role on was a) was there anything going wrong with the IT systems b) was the manager a good person

a) was taken care off by the techies in the IT team

and for b) she was extemely charming, boastful and according to her, she was the reason the company IT existed - yet she boasted she wasn't technical - she was extemely not technical

I avoided her at all cost and followed the rule of never ever pointing out she'd made a mistake, not even positive criticism.

We did put a basic system in place to monitor the responses of fixes and calls - I did laugh when I ran a report on the performance of the team vs her holidays
Confessions of a Venture Capitalist
I work in the CTV ad-tech space. Viewership data is highly guarded by every company. It's how every company is trying to differentiate themselves from each other. So, no, YouTube and Hulu etc wouldn't share information.

Ad data is known by the DSP that serves the ad (if the company doesn't serve their own ads), but viewership data is secret as a competitive advantage.
Parliamentary Committee Urges Govt to Block VPNs in India
Recent article in National Review regarding the covid rates in U.S. states: "The Bitter Truth: There’s Still No Rhyme or Reason to COVID-19." https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/08/the-bitter-truth-ther... .
I agree that war is a neg negative but the flatting effect on the economy is well studied. If you've got inequality so bad that it's causing serious problems you can still wind up being net positive after a war (or any other net negative event that flattens things out) several years out because the flattening broke the economy out of the feedback loops that were causing problems.
But for the poor, a 2x in cost of milk isn’t as burdensome when there’s a 1.2x in hourly wage. Plus, the cost of borrowing to buy that new car went down. Even though I hate this current inflation in ALL non-cash assets, it’s been generally positive for the poor, in the short-term, anyway.
Me too, but I keep them in 1Password
Similar question why would you get OP-1 instead of something like Novation Circuit Tracks which is 1/3rd of the price?

Also what would be starting point for someone who doesn’t know anything about music or edm making be?
Could not agree more. Yet we are the minority.

In time, if not already they will be more powerful than governments. How far away are they from passport storage? What if they produce their own apple passport predicated on the data about you and the trust score you have.

There is a reason the writer stopped making Black Mirror.
https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-...

There was a peak after the referendum, but there is also a long term trend. The cause of the trend can't all be attributed to brexit though (the causality might be reversed for example).
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AFAIK they have a limit of "at most one working day" since a few years ago. Which, in case of weekends, may still be several days. Because computers dont work on weekends!
Serious the world is slowly becoming a nightmare for those of us who travel, roadblocks EVERYWHERE.

When I was in Poland, I couldn't use a rental bike because you have to have a Google Account tied to the Polish Playstore to be able to install the app. For this exact reason I couldn't collect Starbucks points or pay conveniently while in Mexico for 6 months. Google and Apple expect you to buy 1 phone per country. This comes up again and again and again.

In South Korea, I couldn't even watch my own YouTube playlists. Some Chinese music videos I watch were age restricted and you have to become a long term legal resident to be able to verify. Oh, and they might not sell size 46 shoes commonly there either but I sure couldn't order them. You need the same ID just to be able to receive a package Fedex'd from overseas.

And on and on and on... Currently in Ukraine, at least 2 of my banks block me from any access to my finances both my phone app and any web access. A favorite travel news website I read also blocks access.

Multiple Texas government agencies actually block any overseas access, preventing my from cancelling my highway toll pass or paying the bill. I think I had trouble accessing some tax sites too. God forbid anyone ever go on vacation. You have a WWW site? You mean CWW, right?

There are a whole list of other problems worldwide, I wish I'd written them all down. Amazon is 100% nationalistic anti- the existence of other countries. All I can say is god bless Netflix, they're the most reasonable of any company or government by a wide wide margin. I see no need to play with VPNs for Netflix.
Funnily enough, I think that strategy works better on strangers that hate your identity group as opposed to familiar people that ostensibly love and respect you. Why? Mere exposure.
TSA aren't cops. I was referring to a traffic stop, where the default order from a cop when presented with something like this would be simply "give me your phone."
I use Apple Pay quite a lot and I'm looking forward to vaccination record support in iOS 15. But I don't think I have a use case for this. If I did, it would be my choice; I don't particularly like do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID.

Still I'm ok with Apple providing this feature, but I have to find a use case before I'd use it. And I don't like its opt-in once, broadcast thereafter approach.
Volkswagen to stop making its best-selling product: VW-branded sausages
It's completely applicable if the returns the bank can make are less than the operational costs associated with storing your money. The offered interest rate is going to be some function of the bank's operational cost subtracted from the bank's investment return.

When interest rates set by fiscal policy are so low that the bank can't make enough through investing deposits to offset the operational costs, negative interest rates must occur.
The insurance thing is interesting. Along the gulf coast insurance has retreated over time, and There are no significant areas that used to be developed that got wiped out in a hurricane and were not rebuilt. Perhaps the same will happen in California.
This is very different from my experience supporting family members' Linux machines. Linux simply doesn't break and get constantly polluted/corrupted like Windows did very regularly. One of my parents is thousands of miles away. It must "just work", and it has for years with some careful initial setup. It's also great that I can't remember the last time they had to buy a computer.
Sabotage is a strong word. If you are thinking in those terms when hiring, something is (very) wrong.
If you use a disposable Apple ID and only add funds with gift cards, they do not.

Apple has started selling iPhones in person by appointment only, however, and a phone number is required to get an appointment.

You used to be able to walk in, masked, and buy one for cash, without providing any identifiers.
If you love Sapolksy (and I do!) you will also love Frans De Waal. His books are fantastic too!
Is this really what Europeans are proud of living in? I had better accommodations 40 years ago under Soviet Russian rule. I hope you all realize how oppressed and low your living standard has become. It essentially amounts of modern serfdom. Sincerely, an American.
I would guess that a physical ID makes the states and the economy a lot of money. It cost almost $40 to renew a license here in Alabama and it can be done in less than 15 minutes. It is a token that allows third parties to verify the ID of someone with pretty good accuracy.
well, certainly I don't believe the "facts" that schiffer writes because it's clear she has a very strong bias. If you keep asking the same people for pull quotes, and present only one side of the story, with no acceptance of nuance, it means you're a poor journalist.
Suppose one of your favorite technical pen brands was suddenly only available in squishy ball form.

Would you care about the very legitimate factory processes that made them do it? Or would you instead buy one that didn't?

I'm an end user for SASS and what they are doing for their own reasons is making me want to walk away.
Then why wouldn't the owner change after verification? Maybe they should verify every day, just to be safe?

Such nonsense just ruins the Internet, maybe we should find better approaches than "yet another banner": accepting cookies, accepting privacy policy, verifying age, registering, logging-in, etc. all to watch some dumb 10 second video... Yet, porn and violence are to this day still a Google search away. So, what is YouTube exactly trying to stop here?
No thanks.. I will keep my physical license.
not to nitpick, but "quality" usually means some desirable aspect... here I would have used the word "characteristic" :)
Few years ago I saw some statistics for UK SMEs/Bs(and I think that is true for almost all countries) that showed that within 5 years most small companies wind up. If that is the case then this statement of yours that "If the value of your shares went to $0, you would owe $0." is a serious threat to your business model. If you are betting on few big ticket wins then that could be a very uphill task for you as you do not have any leverage over the companies; if you do then I would like to know how.

BTW, how will the interest and the share upside percentage be determined?
But showing two data points doesn't actually demonstrate sustained growth. Showing quarterly or at least annually would get closer.

Showing two data points could mask growth in year one and losses in year two.
What? No im saying it's one of the ideas i worked on before i switched away from the field...?
> I love badmouthing SPAs and needless JS like anyone else, but what if I want a bit of interactivity such as comments? Am I not allowed to do that on my personal website by the author's definition?

OP addresses this point well in my opinion:

> If your page includes a few non-essential scripts to do different things on the page, that isn't a problem. The document itself is still readable in a wide variety of programs and formats, regardless of support for those scripts.

If your post is still readable without JS, no one complains if the comments don't work. And no one complains, if you implement comments using JS.

The problem is, if the core content is actually a document, but behaves like an app (and you cannot access simple text because you disabled JS).
Salaries don't need to raise when interest rates drop. For same payment with lower interest rates you can service much higher principal.
For example at 1000€ month 5% rate you could loan 151 525€ but with 1% rate you could loan 217 441€...
Yeah, these kind of studies are grabbed up by the media and spread uncritically all the time.
e.g.,

'x % of CEOs are functional sociopaths'

'<Members of ideology I don't like> have this negative trait'

'<Members of ideology I identify with> have this positive trait'

Call me cynical, but I am really dubious of these kinds of stories.

edit, I am not saying anything about the research, I am saying something about the narratives and social media chatter that results from these kinds of stories, often with out any criticism if they fit our preconceptions.
Prevent duplicate cron job running
The interest is already negative because you pay for those accounts.
> Ooh, new idiom!

Or "oh, non-native speaker of English"!

> The patterns and behaviours that they yelled at

I do not know how your childhood was but mine was without yells, but with extremely patient parents with two energetic boys.

Said boys now try to be alike to their own children, and understand what parents went through. So they avoid being the assholes who will say "if you do not move to linux, fuck off" (this is how I read the article, at least, with my limited understanding of English)
China Hedge Funds Pay $300k to Beat Wall Street to Best Graduates
So, if I understand your proposal correctly, you want to split the current 2-pronged approach "catch everything, handle what you can, re-throw what you can't wrapped in FooException" into a 3-pronged one: "catch what you believe can be handled by you or your users, handle what you can, re-throw what you can't wrapped in FooException, and the system will re-throw everything else wrapped in UnexpectedException". The difference is that if now some dependency of Foo would change drastically, the Foo's users won't be able to accidentally swallow or even see the new exceptions, those will go all the way up as UnexpectedExceptions and will draw the due attention.
Labelflow: The open platform for image labeling
Interesting. If they can make the creation of these state IDs free and easily done remotely it may tip the balance towards making voter ID laws reasonable. If all major smartphone providers implemented this, smart phone ownership is already 80% and growing among the poor ($<30k / year)in the united states according to a google search.
England? No chance.

The locals would be out with pitchforks and burning stakes after the first brick was placed.

Your narrative is instructive, though. Thus has it always been so ...
I don't think you have explained the reason for the capital accumulating more at the one side of the margin. Or maybe I just didn't understand?
Cool TIL about mdutil. I still cannot disable it as mdutil seems to be having trouble parsing the path to the share. Ive tried in bash/zsh/sh with all quoting/escaping patterns I can think of and I must be missing something.

(shows up in in `mdutil -s -a`)

/Volumes/Backups of Saucy's MacBook Pro:
Indexing enabled.

sudo mdutil -i off /Volumes/Backups\ of\ Saucy's\ MacBook\ Pro
Error: could not resolve path `/Volumes/Backups of Saucy’s MacBook Pro'.
Yes, this is a risk banks need to manage. They typically do this by not having all the reserves tied to instant access accounts. So deposit accounts where the person cannot take everything out at once like savings and CDO.
For anyone curious, from TFA:

> Users do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID
Disgusting. Another brick in the wall that will promise convenience but ultimately erode Freedom. Avoid Apple if you have any values and ethics left, if not for you, do it for future generations.
I agree. I find this approach works very well. The component's own styles are just related to how it looks: color, images, fonts, etc. The parent's styles tell a child where to go in the layout. In general I find if I maintain this division, my css remains sane and I can reuse a component in just about any scenario.

In your example, if .child had flex defined internally, then that becomes a bad time in my experience.
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Everyone who could possibly care about Lisp already knows everything they care to know about it. It is trivial to install a fully functional development environment on any machine, and be up and coding in minutes. Anyone curious has done it, some many times over.

Lisp has had six decades to take the world by storm. It is at full saturation already. There is absolutely no need to raise its profile, or room to raise it in.
overengineering can be fixed as well, usually by undoing things and doing them over again in the underengineered style. I would grant you that overengineering is typically more work and harder work to fix, though.
4 months ago we announced Labelflow (https://www.labelflow.ai/), the open image annotation and dataset cleaning platform.

What was then just a landing page is now a product that you can try for free with no login required, the code is also publicly available on GitHub. (https://github.com/Labelflow/labelflow/).

In this first version, we are releasing your most wanted features: a straightforward online image annotation tool. For privacy concerns, your images are never uploaded to our server! You can create bounding boxes, polygons, export labels to COCO format and we added plenty of keyboard shortcuts for productivity!

We’re excited to hear your feedback, tell us what features would make your life easier (https://labelflow.canny.io/feature-requests) and upvote what you would like us to build. Stay tuned, It’s just the beginning of a long story.
Even though a normal transaction won't have you handing your phone over to TSA or the police, I am still hesitant of showing them that you have access to unlock the phone.
That makes little sense. Does this require reverification every time you log in? After all you can't simply assume the owner has never changed.
I live in Arizona and sometimes don't carry my drivers license. I have a hires scan of it on my phone. This new setup is better, in my opinion.
> Why aren't non-VM systems like that with checkpointing?

Microsoft tried it with System Restore. Of course because it's Microsoft they somehow made using it worse than not using it.
This is part of the reason birth rates are down.
Banality of evil is about ordinary people performing profoundly evil acts, like participating in mass genocide. It has nothing to do with the banality of legally optimizing your interest rate by opening a few bank accounts.
> big x86 machines

You saw the "security" in the title, right?
So if someone steals your phone they can access your id? Or use it? Is there a way this is avoided?
Hey everyone, the creator of the project here

In the past year I decided to change the direction of this project a bit and aim to help agencies create quick dashboards for their clients. This seemed to be the main use-case Chartbrew was being used for.

Lots of new features have been developed to make this process easy, such as the introduction of templates, multiple new integrations and Firestore support which seemed to be underserved by the other dashboarding tools.

This project has been a massive undertaking, but it's rewarding to work on it since I enjoy working in this space. This year I also started making some money with the project, which also helps for sure!

I'll be around reading any feedback you may have about the project. Thanks for dropping by!

Raz
>free and easily done remotely

That kinda sounds like a recipe for fraud and the end result the opposite of what you describe.
Why is this being done by Apple and not the government itself? This should be device agnostic.
Like Indian Govt's DigiLocker.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DigiLocker
I’m reminded of one of my favorite characters from The Big Short talking about things we don’t think about with regard to financial numbers.

> Pitt’s Rickert chastises his colleagues for acting so happy and says: “Every 1 percent unemployment goes up, 40,000 people die. Did you know that?”

I recently rewatched that movie and his character nailed pretty much everything that is happening now. He even wears a mask on the escalator.
People are simply asleep. We forgot Snowden's revelation the entire Apple platform is 100% owned, or simply didn't care. It is truly pathetic to witness, most of all on HN.
It's pretty annoying but you can switch your country as long as you don't do it too often - I have. Also at one point you could still install them if you started the instalation in the browser (e.g. on your computer) but I think that might not work for a while.

You can presumably switch your main account, too but that might be even more hassle.
Where is the lie? Please be more specific.
As a side note, after years of bad-mouthing their ebook reading software, I have to admit that they've made substantial improvements lately, esp. in the handling of mathML and SVG images. Even tables don't suck quite as badly. still no scripting, but that doesn't come up so much in an ebook context anyway.
Obviously. It's just makes it an available option and the default. And this already is helpful.
The 'Dead-Internet Theory'
That’s currently the case; the feature isn’t even out yet.
I am not sure if you have used Linux on desktop in any real life situation.

For the record, I use Linux since 1994 when I did some dev for the kernel (not anything fancy, just some variations of code for a NIC). I use it since on all my servers.

I also try, about once a year , to use it on the desktop for a week. It is pure torture, a system that is not even half baked for interactive usage.
"ASML agreed that 55 percent of the components used in its commercial EUV systems sold in the United States would be sourced from U.S.-based suppliers, which Moniz said will keep high-paying jobs in the United States"

ASML doesn't hold the core patents. The U.S. Department of Energy allowed ASML to join the EUV LLC. ASML bought Cymer for exactly that reason.

https://www.eetimes.com/u-s-gives-ok-to-asml-on-euv-effort/
Yeah, my wife can do this too, always been one of her go-to "human
party tricks"