skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not the same reason.

The phone company is a common carrier, under the Communications Act of 1934, which is why it can't cancel your line in the scenario you gave.

GoDaddy is not regulated under common carrier laws.

In the absence of any law saying otherwise, GoDaddy can exercise its freedom of association to kick off people for whatever reason, subject perhaps only to civil lawsuits for breaking any contract with their customers -- and of course the court of public opinion.

In this case, they appear to be saying it's a ToS violation, and The Verge suggests it violates prohibitions on users who "“collect or harvest” any personal information “about another User or any other person or entity without their express prior written consent.”"

That may well be the cover used to hide an ideologically reason, but why wouldn't that be enough? There are cases where your phone company is allowed to cut you off (try plugging the phone line to the power line.)

Savannah, is a hosting site for "software forge for people committed to free software", at http://savannah.gnu.org/ . They will cut you off on ideological grounds should you switch to a non-free license.

Should that also be illegal?
I don't get why people think this is a move with some agenda, most likely they just don't think enough people use the single cookie deletion functionality to warrant having it in the settings vs the dev tools.
You have to look at the odds: the risky vaccine side-effects are massively less common than those of COVID, which in case you haven’t noticed is raging and causing lots of economic disruption to boot. The trade-off is obvious.
Lol :)

Accidentally, I write for living (in my native language, not in English) and my experience is that some activities interfere with my ability to write.

One of them is making corrections in drafts of a book. Exhausting and text-oriented.

Another is programming, as if I had a limited pool of written characters per day. If I spend it on computer code, I cannot spend it on writing for humans.
Typically when you're using Cloudflare you configure your origin firewall to drop traffic that doesn't come from Cloudflare [1]. What would be the point of using Cloudflare if you also accept traffic that bypasses Cloudflare? How would you even set up the DNS for that?

1. https://www.cloudflare.com/ips/
I was expecting an article about BAM [1], which isn't quite as hard, but is one of the slickest substances known. Some day I hope to own a set of BAM coated tool inserts.

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium_magnesium_boride
> the bulk of the audience is now captive

And they don't know it for the most part. People not into computers don't realize what is going on. Sadly, many people into computers don't really care neither.

I still try to speak about privacy and why I think we should care when natural in the conversation with people who are likely to be interested. Often, people actually show interest, especially if you take their perspective in account.
> The father-in-law then says that he only suggested it because he thought the others might be bored.

There's the culprit in the case of the namesake example. Don't make a suggestion on behalf of others to have it be mistaken as a desire.
The money quote:

Other delivery companies are continuing to screen applicants, concerned about the insurance and liability implications in the many states where weed use remains illegal. […]

“If one of my drivers crashes and kills someone and tests positive for marijuana, that’s my problem, not Amazon’s,” said one

Amazon is just looking out for Number One and to hell with their so-called “partners.” This isn’t anything new.

If I were an ADA prosecuting such a case, I’d charge Amazon as a co-conspirator.
> Seriously, do we really need more folks that smoke pot on the road?

Who cares if they smoke pot when not working. We don't need high/impaired people on the road.
And there's others who are worried.

More to your point, though, I'm more interested in the peer-reviewed stuff than op-eds.
Didn't Microsoft buy it and kill it into Teams Tasks or something?
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That was real and everyone can agree on that based on what they see as well as the data. However you can't go to a single SF neighborhood and find people that think crime has dropped recently. There are boatloads of articles about people having their cars broken into so often they leave them unlocked because replacing windows was so expensive. Videos of people shoplifting while security stands by and does nothing because of the laws. Articles about criminals that kill someone but had been in and out of the system for years with fairly severe crimes but always let off by a rouge DA or out on bail (or without bail because bail is racist).

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/sf-da-announces-homici...
How about Synology SHR? Do you need DSM to rebuild?
Diamond is quite brittle so I think to the point of the discussion, it's likely a brittle material even if it's somewhat less brittle than diamond.
Since when is asking for data considered bullshit? So far, you’ve only provided anecdotes.

I assume you know what the parent comment meant when talking about “data”.

Don’t get me wrong - no one should drive while impaired, period. But offering anecdotes in lieu of data is generally not helpful.
I'm aware of the contents of the video. I have been a fan of Mr. Schwartzberg for quite some time.

Kind of missed the point: Should of picked a better poster frame
Nah you aren't. I have tried it multiple times and it's just such a worse experience than emacs for me I won't waste my time.

IDEA is the same way. Turns out coding isn't about text input after all.
>If the audience is the product, Google still has an interest in selling a quality product. That means not running off more and more of the most tech savvy "product" segment.

I'd say there's an argument to be made for pushing out the tech savvy from using Chrome.

Compared to the total user base, those folks are a tiny minority who often cause problems by complaining about privacy invasions and develop/use privacy focused extensions.

Why would Google want the small group of folks who draw attention to and sometimes (gasp!) create extensions that limit the ability of Google and Chrome to track/monitor the product herds?

If the folks who actually have a clue as to what Google is up to and how they're implementing it are driven away from Chrome, there will be fewer folks implementing privacy and related extensions for Chrome.

Anheuser-Busch doesn't care that a professional brewer is unlikely to buy cases of Bud Light. In fact, I'm sure they'd prefer they didn't, as that would likely invite negative feedback from those folks.

Having a docile, uninformed pool of "product" to be sold to advertisers gives Google the opportunity to implement more and more tracking/advertising features into Chrome with less pushback from the "product" is likely seen as an unmitigated good by the rapacious and unethical scum who want ever more tracking/monitoring in browser-based interactions.
Yeah, but if that's the case, then I'm completely lost about what's getting removed from Chrome?
Only 0.6% will die (on average over all age groups). 99.4% will have an immunity for half a year.
To each their own. I like having the ability to install applications to different disks, and to have two different versions of the same application installed at the same time, among other things package managers and repos restrict.
You're making a point that I'm not ("someone is correcting someone else's spelling therefore ill dig through every single word to find a mistake they make and call them a hypocrite").

I just said above I don't correct people's grammar because a) it doesn't matter and b) I make mistakes all the time.

This on the other hand is if you see someone making the mistake (2 * 2 = 6). Even the most basic/out-of-the-math-loop person should not make this mistake. Or at the very least, it shouldn't be a common mistake made 1 out of ~25 times

These are 2 very common words, that sounds completely different, and there's nothing tricky about them. That's why it makes no sense to me, and each time I see it it's maddening. It's one thing to mess up something like....... "if I was____" (improper subjunctive mood), I see that mistake all the time, but who cares because how is anyone going to remember that? But lose and loose is just so fundamental to know the difference between when to use hard/soft "S" when preceeded by "oo". Furthermore, how many words are there that precede a soft "s" that only has one "o"... ? I can't think of any other than "dose".... but there are tons that fit the bill otherwise: hose, lose, nose, pose, rose..............
The more critical answer is that religion has a special place in the US, and is among the foremost of rights. A business which develops religious art for any of their customers except with regards to Christian art would also be violating constitutional rights, despite the fact that their non-Christian offerings are available to all.

Also, we could pick easier discussions like how religious organizations have broad freedoms to discriminate against gay individuals, such as by firing gay employees or evicting gay students. There it becomes clear that religious rights have a very special place in law, and that gay marital benefits by the likes of Microsoft or Google is simply an expression of soft company power.

Furthermore, gay protections exist at the federal level largely due to a previous Supreme Court with a Sandra Day O'Connor acting as a pivotal vote. It is not obvious how Lawrence v Texas, which legalized gay sex, would've turned out in today's court.
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from the article he mentions as one of the accomplishments:

- Bring Kubernetes on weapon systems, including jets and space systems, where we demonstrated that containerization was not only possible but game-changing on Real-Time OS and legacy hardware

I wonder what kind of hardware specs make up the computer inside these jets. Also given he also mentions performing the first OTA update to these jets it makes me wonder if they used TUF (https://theupdateframework.io) or yocto.
Computational chemistry is gaining momentum you may be able to jump into it! Good luck!
The hell kind of comment is this? Would you ask, "Do we really need more folks who drink beer on the road?"

As long as they're not high/drunk when they're working, what's the issue?
Those links don't actually address the point I was making:

High CO2 levels may be bad, but it's a huge leap to go from there to saying that the air was better when it had cigarette smoke.

For that matter, both of your links say that CO2 levels below 5,000 ppm have no ill health effects other than perhaps drowsiness. And it looks like planes cabins are usually about 1,000-1,500 ppm -- elevated, but again, not clearly worse than having cigarette smoke in the air.
Just a loading spinner - however, it could take up to 3 min for some calls which would be too long for any user to wait. Thought about building a small in-browser game that would keep a user occupied, like catching raindrops with an umbrella or something. Love these ideas though!
If the browser is designed properly (this does not apply to Safari), the UI can and should have totally different permissions from the site executor/renderer.
The interventions the article mentioned did not include a mandate.
He's been dragged through the mud as a peddler of misinformation. He kinda has to include that disclaimer if he doesn't want to lose whatever's left of his career.
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GoDaddy has been involved in controversy of this sort before (Verisign, Ratemycop, Family Album, Kata’ib Hezbollah). If profile whistleblower had done their research, might have seen it coming.
I agree you should be able to host what the eff you want, but it's the choice of the host at the end of the day. I'm more than certain that the site had a massive influx of traffic clogging it, what with some using VPN and throw away emails to spam fake reports, and some who were trying to cash in.
In a nutshell, usually a host includes a statement expressly reserving the right to terminate or cancel an account as per service terms, so they are well within their rights.
sorry, but in Texas, big box retailers do not use armed staff. Target, Wal Mart, CVS, Walgreens, Best Buy - I have never, ever seen a worker with a gun.

As a life-long Texan, this sounds ridiculous to me. A Wal Mart employee is more intimidating, simply because they're Texan?

This is not the 1850's.
This website operates fully within the intent of Texas law.

Almost all places have legal and illegal abortions. (Texas is obviously far shorter than most)

The intent of the new law is to find places doing illegal abortions with whisle blowing.

It has nothing to do with prosecution of women who have abortions. Neither does the website. It doesn't ask for, or want women's names.

GoDaddy is overriding what Texans have voted for.
Please note, that it is Chromium based as well.
Ahh, i'm talking about the surviving parts that were adopted by Firefox:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gecko_(software)#Quantum

I remember it clearly because Firefox got a big performance boost in it's renderer when quantum was released, often it's faster than Chrome.
Yes: if you notice I used the word less, that’s why. Anything which reduces load or time cuts into the R factor — we still need masks to get the community levels under control but it seems likely that vaccination will let us hit the point where immune compromised people, those with allergic reactions, etc. can live normally during non-pandemic conditions.
Can't agree more with you. I've seen people trying to write web applications and web services with Go going crazy reinventing the wheel (hand written validations, shell scripts for migrations, raw sql because "who needs ORMs, ThEYaReSloW", etc for thinks that with Python and a any of its battle tested frameworks you'd be done in a fraction of the time.

Go can be a great replacement for C, C++, maybe some Java stuff. Not for what you'd otherwise use Python, Ruby, PHP, etc.... right tool for the job. The "But channels are amazing and concurrency and speed and memory" argument doesn't matter as much for 90% of projects using it.
murders are hard to fake. The rest of crime data is more subjective than people realize. I was robbed at gunpoint for 1$. I did not report the crime.
No, not likely in 90s in Germany. What you're describing is primarily a UK gesture. (Wikipedia says also known in Ireland, South Africa, Australia, India, etc.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_sign#As_an_insult
> which puts the priority on revenue generation over quality.

On the other hand, the need to be able to sell things means the quality has to meet the customer's expectations.

For example, cars produced by free market companies far exceed in quality those produced by socialist operations.

In fact, I suspect you'd be hard pressed to find any examples of anything people made purely for their own amusement being better quality than items they made for sale.

For example, the software I write for my own personal use tends to be pretty slipshod, as it only has to work for my use case. I don't bother with coherent error messages, documentation, a decent user interface, or fixing any bugs that don't directly impede what I use it for. Doing that stuff is simply not worth my time unless I'm planning on distributing it.
Note that not all the Synology products support BTRFS....
You mean Xcode Cloud. :)
i think for a small % pot will have a positive impact, but in general there is a reason it is considered a recreational drug. If you put 1000 linux kernel developers in a stadium, do they do better work sober, or if the stadium is hotboxed with some exotic kush. (maybe 5%, 10% see gains... but does the majority receive buffs to their concentration, analytical skills and memory?)

Maybe the question has a different outcome if you're measuring a stadium full of Designers with Adobe Illustrator open, trying to brainstorm how a logo looks?
Other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28407219
How can people trust a company with a product like this, and a product history like it has, with their code on Github, or with their personal/career info on LinkedIn?

I've always considered Microsoft as the "McDonalds of Software" -- they sell billions of copies, but the product isn't of quality or healthy.
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I don't follow. Why compare a developer to the entire ops organization?
Not a Google employee, but yes - users absolutely do not care about manipulating individual cookie key/value pairs (and if they did, they would be web developers and know how to open Developer Tools).
I'm working on a HTML Tokenizer in Deno/Typescript.

Copilot only helps with boilerplate code which could be handled by good intellisense.

When it tries to generate a function from the function name it fails so hard that it is more in your way then helpful.
Not for me, and my account is 10 years old. Just a single data point, though.
Brave is just a shitcoin mining, referral link hijacking reskin of Chrome.
The title needs at least (2013) or something ( @dang ) ?
I think it has to do with the fact that people realize that these days basically vaccinated people stand in direct conflict to the the anti-vaxxers. So, earlier it appeared as if people could just do whatever they pleased (get a vaccination or not), but now everyone comes to the realization that this is not enough (at least not in the US and other countries, look at Denmark to see that it can be enough. But there over 80% of all over 12 year olds have been vaccinated. Thats miles ahead of e.g. US). This means that people who do not want to be vaccinated feel threatened in their choice because the public mood is at a tipping point (also because there are some vaccination orders coming for certain groups, e.g. military).

Anti-vaxxers think their choice is theirs. But with rising hospitalization their choice means not just more deaths, but also tough choices for politicians and businesses in deciding how much they let people die instead of going into another lock-down. If more people were vaccinated this choice wouldn't have to be made. This is why vaccinated people are getting more irritated against anti-vaxxers. And also why anti-vaxxers are fighting for their choice and opinion.
Back to Gopher!
I think you're referring to Pluto.jl [1] notebooks? It's an external package, not built in with Julia, but yes it's very nice to just be able to open a notebook in any editor and plays much nicer with version control too. (Or maybe you mean Weave.jl [2] files, though I believe they're the other way around, Markdown with source code sections in it.)

[1] https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl
[2] http://weavejl.mpastell.com/stable/
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Stanford researchers develop an engineered 'mini' CRISPR genome editing system
According to Wikipedia, "hyposprays" were done to avoid broadcaster regulations against showing needle injections on-screen (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypospray).
I use & love Firefox, too, but do note that the author's criticism directly applies to it, too: AFAIK, FF will not show you the individualized cookies, or all you to act on them individually.

Now, as you say, you can download an extension (and indeed, I do!), but I think there is some merit to it being in the base app. (E.g., not having to trust an extension. But also, it's part of Firefox's data, and FF should provide decent tooling for itself.)
Germany to invest billions to bring semiconductor production back to Europe
> How far did Trump go to overthrow it? You seem to think it's all Trumps fault that a mob of people that spent a summer watching people riot all across america looting and burning down buildings...without any concequences, show up at the capitol to protest, get carried away then riot, and bust into the capitol.

Well, he did invite them to come to Washington, and encourage them to storm the Capitol, so yeah, I'd say he went pretty far.

Hell, they wanted to kill the Vice-President.

> but in the end he told them to go home, he didn't say "now I'm incharge"

When attempting a coup, it's important to know when you succeeded, and know when you failed. And look! He may even get away with it.

Just so we're clear, though—you're fine with Biden supporters staging a repeat of this in 2024? Who knows, maybe next time it'll work.
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So why do developers still use Chrome?
Here’s the blog post I wrote in 2015, if you prefer. https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2015/12/22/on-junip...
Look around you. Does it seem like doing bad things that some people have a problem with is some of kind impedes? There is always an overwhelming majority of people who don't care. That is their power. It's not going away.