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>I wouldn’t put a big bet on this leadership team in such an unstable environment.

As far as the big internet companies go, it is hard to think of any company whose leaders have so routinely been criticized as out of touch with their users and downright incompetent with the one exception maybe being Yahoo. It is a almost a miracle that Reddit has survived it all mostly for the better, but I wouldn't put money on that continuing forever.
I have a regular air filter and it’s fine for maintaining air quality.

However, The box fan setup uses a much larger filter and pushes way more air. I only take it out if the outdoor quality is abnormally poor.

Yes it’s ugly and noisy but it’s for emergencies.

Also, you’re saving way more than $40. Wirecutter’s recommended one costs $200.
See also: Every flame war in the history of the Internet.
Hey Tesla folks, if you're reading this, when's that "full self driving" coming along for real? Or will it always be "later this year"? I'm baffled there's no class action lawsuit by now, especially by people who forked over $10K for a feature that doesn't exist.
Any suggestions as to what you'd do with it? Forgive my lack of imagination.
I saw a Rivian driving down the 280 a few weeks ago so I think they're getting close.
The City may not fine you, but there's a high likelihood that your HOA might, if you have one.
wouldn't you want the cheap filter first to pre-filter the air somewhat to make the more expensive one last longer?
Yes, that is exactly what I suggested in comment previous to (up-thread of) the one you replied to.

As I said there, there is also Discourse, with only slightly more multi-community friction really, making it far easier and more standardised to do initial sign-up.
> there is a ring of NIMBY inner suburbans

Which makes sense when you think about it. Imagine you live in Boston, and things are changing and being built up. You don't like it. People tell you "If you don't like it, leave". You're like "Ok" and move to Arlington. Fast-forward and the same thing happens again. You're gonna push back, because the whole reason you were there was to avoid it.

Sometimes I feel like having longer term planning would help. It wouldn't help with the problem today, but if I knew that in 10 years there would be skyscrapers across the street, I could decide if I'm ok with it or not and leave if the latter. Sure, my property value would probably go down somewhat, but I wouldn't wake up on a Monday to the project starting.
I've seen some of the whale tour boats get way too close to the animals, and they're very loud. I've also seen some bad behavior from the recreational fishing boats - fishing in closed areas, etc. I don't think additional oversight of this industry is necessarily a bad thing given the critical state of our oceans.
So, Z80 boards are still produced for some purposes, right?
Considering 3D Graphics Asset are ridiculously expensive. I wonder if these type of development actually save cost.
You can also buy locks that can't be picked by people like me who have been at it 20 years.

To keep people like me out for a while buy a Medeco. Pins not only need to be at the right height, but also the right rotation. They are a real pain in the ass to pick. I don't even know any locksmiths that can pick them. Good security for the money.

Bosnian Bill and LPL... Okay they can pick them, but they are like the 0.0001% in skill.

Still even then pay an extra $100 for really high quality disk detainer lock like a Protec 2 and you will keep even them out for quite a while.

That is what I use on my luggage. TSA has to call me to unlock them with my consent every time. The way I like it. Great tip I picked up from Deviant Ollam.
There is a really great book which is available online about implementing Emacs. Anyone know it’s name? Would love to reread it. It has a lot of C and builds around a “redisplay” process.
This is awesome stuff Austin!

> GateBoy, LogicBoy, and MetroBoy exist to give me a starting point for working on Metron, which is my long-term project to build a set of programming tools that can bridge between the C/C++ universe used by software and the Verilog/VHDL universe used by hardware.

I'd love more details about this. What does it mean to bridge C/C++ and Verilog/VHDL?
TLDR: don't be passive-agressive and don't pressure the respondent.
Ah fair, I took it as "still there, but on the way out soon enough".
None of these seem to reflect what I was asking about.

#1: Woman was arrested for contempt of court

#2: Man was arrested for violating terms of probation

#3: This seems to fit the narrative, but, I quote: "The judge admitted that [unkempt-lawn-haver] is not a criminal and it was not a criminal case." It appears that a judge gave her the option of community service or 6 hours in jail to waive a (civil) fine?

#4: Appears to be about police arresting someone who shot lawnmowers with a gun
Awful article, lol. They're not making a WiFi basestation or something. They're literally just making some broadcast in the 2.4 GHz ISM band.
Funny enough, that shouldn't be a challenge for Apple since the world's slimmest smartphone ever made actually has a headphone jack[1], so Apple excuse of not enough space inside the phone is horse shit to force everyone into the Airpods ecosystem.

[1]https://youtu.be/Ijssm6Qv5nE
To answer your last question, yes, you should worry about that.
Seems silly to me to pay more than a few dollars to participate in something like this, but I'm glad artists are finding more unique ways to support themselves.
That problem with Reddit also applies to HN and every other "moderated with a light hand" discussion forums today. Don't go to Hacker News to speak positively about 'System Integrity Protection' or 'Sealed System Volume' on Apple computers, or to consider how the GPL might be harming open source, for example. The comments will be a tire fire of people repeating the same handful of hostile viewpoints as top-level threads (rather than upvoting that which they agree with), drowning out rational discussion and driving away anyone who doesn't agree with their viewpoint. The conversational warfare tactics are exactly the same as those used on Reddits about anime, video games, and all other topic people feel strongly enough about to create a forum for and allow participation of this nature.
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> I am old enough to remember in the 1990's that a lot of people believed that video games promoted violence.

And you know what happened? Exactly what Amazon is doing now. The industry moved to regulate itself. Games now have ratings on them. Amazon is taking those steps right now. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't soon see the same standards applies to most other providers.
If they cannot properly plot their route, then what else did they get wrong? This could easily cause them to rain dead billionaires all over someone's house.
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Foam strikes happen all the time and we've never lost a craft, please stop making hyperbolic worst-case assessments about a non-issue, it won't help your career path (or mine).
Will AWS terminate your account for competing with Amazon in some other area?
It is about that nobody can purchase GPUs at MSRP.

Yep, it is a winter. Supply winter.
I'm not involved in the prescreening process. Still, the problem is only designed to take a handful of minutes with extensions to add complexity.

We start with the chat and time box to 10 minutes, then spend time on the problem. I'm also flexible with time and will happily run over to field questions or chat more.

A good statistic is to be spending 20% of your time on hiring if you want great success
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Needs a (2020) tag. This article already hit the front page when it was new.
Most locks can be picked by a child with a hair pin. I would know. I grew up as that child opening every door and safe I could to amuse myself.

If a door is broken then a lock did its job. It let you know you were broken into.
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Good they were in the room at the time. I would absolutely want a public accounting for the gap between what the regulators in the room saw vs. why the grounding after the article. Abundance of caution over a nothing-burger? Ok, just say so. A bad call made by the regulators in the room? Ok, human error exists. An intentional effort to keep the regulators need-to-know or an intentional looking the other way? Big problem.
Not to comment negatively on Finland's university system, but when I wrote my comment on "the best education system in the world", I specifically had primary and secondary school in mind.
For that, just replace the LEDs with incandescents.
This article does not seem to use the word "dildonics". :(
The shrill exhortation of the crowds from journalists is really exasperating. I certainly have decided to stop paying attention to any more “how dare they”.

If the FAA reacted to the story instead of proactively then that is embarrassing.
I have a bias against the people who create names of biases

They’re making up names on the spot and we’re nodding our heads as if these are accepted academic phenomenon
Abstracting out the subject becomes a problem, and the hated gatekeepers of knowledge become the necessary filter in front of the firehose.
I would say it's that the set of morals or beliefs are different. Believing that someone is without morals or immoral is just the perspective of the observer.

Some of us don't agree with the intelligence gathering behaviors of our governments, but they certainly might not view it as an issue.
Reddit is not internet chat. It's a collection of online communities.
I'm quite certain I've used the word 'liberal' in comments many times but probably never in a political context. Some of the others have certainly been data values, especially when working on government projects, though that might not apply since they were normally populated from a database table rather than from code.
While I am inclined to believe piracy spreads awareness of mass produced entertainment my personal anecdotes lead me to believe it's not about spreading awareness of any cultural products. Less well-known or minor but of great interests movies, books and music are more often than not almost impossible to obtain.

Seeders are not interested in few clicks. They pirate the Marvel Cinematic Universe because it brings in cliks. Follow the money of all the ads on these torrent sistes spreading awareness of culture.

In a sense they are not liberating anyone, they are trapping us in a smaller bubble.
If you simulate cycle accuracy you don’t need to simulate each gate. Think of pins on your cpu and the trillions of gates. If you simulated your cpu you just care what’s at the pins. Not at the gates.
The chart comparing it to the 700 indicates the lack of voice assistant on the QC45. The PDF instruction manual states:

"You can use the headphones powered on or off when the the audio cable is connected."

I'm hopeful this all means what I want it to mean.

https://www.bose.com/en_us/products/headphones/noise_cancell...
It depends on your definition of "conspiracy theory", I thought that term used to mean explanations deemed to be nutty, but I guess you mean it literally.

Please, my mind is open, but as others have explained it's probably some image format being misinterpreted. To immediately put as prime suspect a theoretical secret government mandated software when a harmless photo of not-a-secret-document is corrupted is... nutjob-level insane.

If my car breaks down should I think "Oh shit the CIA/KGB/etc must've beamed a signal down from their satellite to jam my car's ECU", or should I wonder what part wore out? Original poster assumed the first with his "censored", while I'd like to explain there are a lot of possible harmless explanations. If someone's done a proper investigation and found censorship software, well I'll be damned, but before that, I'm not going to think "the men in black are out to get us!". People who think like that used to be found yelling on street corners, now they're all over the fucking Internet.

Read this to see why your brain maybe finds it more exciting to think it's a conspiracy: https://www.thestreet.com/phildavis/news/a-game-designers-an...
> Leaving your flight corridor twenty miles up cannot cause risk to the general public.

As long as they're able to get back into their flight corridor before they're at an altitude where others fly.
You know back in the Reagan era I recall the grownups lambasting the communists because if you wanted a car you had to go on a waitlist.

A waitlist! Can you imagine the indignity of a waitlist?
$6m @ $114m pre.

This seems high, even for 2021 madness.
As an aussie, this is humiliating. Why is it the "free" countries of the world are letting this happen? The US is a tyrannical police state in trillions of dollars of debt, and in Australia they can just create whatever evidence they need. At least they don't tend to shoot us that often, yet.
It goes further than that. A lot of product specific pages seem to be entirely astroturf.
Is the xray not considered part of the device, or is a dose of radiation considered non-intrusive?
If it's a grounding because of the failure, and they would also be grounded if they had aborted just before leaving the flight corridor, I think that logic works.

But that's not a great explanation if the grounding is specifically for leaving the flight corridor.
Keep in mind that’s he card with a M.2 edge connector on one end. Mostly you’d be plugging that into something, at least to hook up the power/data lines. They sell “Note Carriers” for that, which end up making the combo bigger than that.

Here’s a pic of the note card plugged into their Raspberry Pi note carrier. That’s a standard 40 pin 0.1” spacing connector on the left, so it’s 2” plus the mounting holes in that dimension. 65x57mm and about 20mm tall for the stackable 40 pin socket+pins.

https://flic.kr/p/2mkQAS7
The article would be way more helpful with examples. What's an email that sounds "negative" but isn't?
Speaking as someone who was nearly killed twice by trees (in a car and out walking), I'd say either trees just don't like me or they really are dangerous. Though a lot of people think I'm a bit of a jerk, my money is on the latter.
Sure, Facebook and Google are pretty evil organisations but they can never match the scope of surveillance of governmental agencies.

Facebook and Google need the user to use their services and they say (despite the message being in legalese) what they're going to track. There is consent involved in these organisations, it's a voluntary transaction.

The government can (and did) just intrude on everything without consent or penalties.

From a moral point of view, I would be open to work for BigTech, but I wouldn't work for a state actor.
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Well it says they were out for less than two minutes so it sounds like they managed that?
I'm wondering… would the gift card gang also be interested in those "You won a $100 gift card!" emails in my spam folder? :)

The idea of the gang and the spammer going on about who should drop their pants first ("Please send us the gift card" – "No you send me your bank account information first") makes me chuckle.
Because the product is mythical and it will all end in flames.
The New Yorker article came out yesterday. I seriously doubt the FAA would have made a rapid-fire action to ground the fleet and get all of the associated legal work finished within 24 hours of publication.

The FAA was involved with the launch and has presumably been investigating from the start.

The fact that an article on the topic was published yesterday is coincidence.
One example for a commercial emulator is Connectix' "Virtual Game Station", a Playstation emulator for PPC Macs (and later Windows). Wikipedia has some details on the legal status: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connectix_Virtual_Game_Station
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Whether or not phones could prevent GPS spoofing, dragging containers holding dozens of phones across the map at hundreds of miles an hour will put pointless strain on both the network towers and the batteries of the phones as they desperately try to connect over and over.
Not an office worker and spend much less than 2.5hrs a day reading and responding to emails, but man I don’t get this at all. Maybe people just don’t send me emails that make me feel bad?

Slightly worried I’m constantly offending people like back when I heard that putting a period at the end of a text is the same thing as stabbing them through the neck with a letter opener.
I hoped you would have asked about LSD use - Bash is such an insane tool with dynamic scoping, horrific array operations, incomprehensible rules for quotes, simultaneously unquestionably useful and one of the most painful programming environments to work in. Acid (big at the time, even bigger than today) must have been involved in the creation of Bash, I'd love to hear more about it.
They are a specialist. A family doctor would order tests that a radiologist would read.

Replacing them with AI would seems like a straightforward process.

What behind the scenes context would make it impossible?
I would normally engage with someone and take apart each of the examples and demonstrate how they all do in fact stem directly from lawn maintenance laws. However, I can't come up with any way to give you the benefit the doubt for your series of replies here. You seem to have refused to perform your own research and draw conclusions from the results you find on your own, and I'm not interested in trying to argue with someone who simultaneously demands research from others (on an internet web forum, no less) while not performing even the most basic work themselves. With apologies, you'll have to move forward without further input from me.
There are plenty of legal businesses that banks and payment processors refuse to do business with. Take a look at the long lists of businesses Stripe won't process payments for[1].

[1] https://stripe.com/restricted-businesses
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Vaccine liability claims in the United States are handled by the federal government [0].

I can guarantee with absolute certainty that we won’t see this same situation with COVID vaccines, as Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J don’t have any liability for their vaccines, as they were created during a public health emergency [1][2]

The reasoning is nobody would make vaccines if they had unlimited liability.

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I recall in the Jobs era of Apple that a lot of people bought a lot of products that were knockoffs of Apple products with the Apple-ness toned down. People really enjoyed those products and they wouldn’t necessarily have had them if someone hadn’t gone first.

I’m not comparing Elon to Steve, but I think with the possible exception of SpaceX much of what I appreciate about Elon is as a goad or a foil for other people to respond to.

He’s not actually making the electric F-150, but isn’t he really? In a way?
Hackernews taking 6-month old Murdoch news story as a credible source? Yes, whatever tickles your alarmist fancy.

Living in Australia for many years, I can't stand reading all those "Privacy in Australia is dead, and look at their lockdowns!" articles here.
I can download whatever torrent I want without getting warning from ISP or some antipiracy body.
I can post "my prime minister is a cunt" wherever I want and be alright.
I don't have mobile ISP injecting ads in my "https" traffic.
I'm not forced to install SSL certificates issued by some government body.
None of E2EE messengers are banned.
Media that have critical view on government do not get their licenses revoked.
All the breaches of privacy from the state and all government fuckups are all over the news and not silenced.
Not many countries that were my home in the past can boast about all of this. What we have here is one of the best tradeoffs you can get in modern democracy.
Some of the best locks are very very hard to buy as well and still protected with weird export controls held over from the encryption export days.

I frequently use FF-L-2740 spec locks, which is the spec locks need to hit for use in classified government work, military contractors etc. They are very good locks I can't begin to defeat in any practical amount of time and don't know anyone who can. Particularly since they have timed brute force lockouts.

Problem is not a single vendor is allowed to sell locks of that spec to civilians by contract so you have to jump through lots of hoops to get them.