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Your overall point is valid, but this last comment is unnecessary.

> I find it incredibly disrespectful and in poor taste to leverage their suffering in this lazy and offhand way as an argument for your political opinions.

I find it odd that's one of the conclusions you drew from the parent's comment. You're making a baseless claim that the OP has a political agenda (I didn't get this sense at all) when they were clearly demonstrating that there is potential causation and providing insight/opinion to it. You make it sound like we can't even have discussions about suicide because "we're leveraging suffering". I don't think you meant to direct that at the parent but rather politicians, otherwise your comment is far more distasteful and not posted in good faith.
OT: Maille's gherkins with caramelized onions are to die for.

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The James Grant that, in 2010, was one of the co-signers of the Open Letter to Bernanke:

> We believe the Federal Reserve's large-scale asset purchase plan (so-called "quantitative easing") should be reconsidered and discontinued. We do not believe such a plan is necessary or advisable under current circumstances. The planned asset purchases risk currency debasement and inflation, and we do not think they will achieve the Fed's objective of promoting employment.

* https://economics21.org/html/open-letter-ben-bernanke-287.ht...

The same James Grant that, in 2011, thought we should go back to the gold standard to head off the looming debt catastrophe?

> How does America, looking up from the bottom of a $14.3 trillion sinkhole, claw its way out of debt? For starters, says perennial Wall Street bear James Grant, go back to the gold standard.

> In an interview with The Fiscal Times, the editor of investment newsletter Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, says: “No other reform would accomplish so much to hasten the return both of growth and fiscal balance. The reserve currency franchise, which America uniquely possesses, is a kind of global credit card on which the outstanding balance never seems to come due and payable. This country needs a debit card--and the gold standard is that debit card.”

* https://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Articles/2011/06/28/A-Solid-G...
This is nowhere near the first time that this has happened. There have been numerous folks to find bugs in smart contracts around the DeFi/ETH contract space, millions taken "by the code" and owners threatening and throwing various forms of shade, and even offering the exploiters job positions, reneging on said positions, etc.
Science is driven by methodology, but requires participants to be trained in that methodology to participate meaningfully. The criticism of these folks was that they were never trained in that methodology, which the continuing criticisms of their work show well- they used many methodologically unreliable analyses in their paper because they had no idea what they were doing since they weren't trained as scientists.

When looking at science not as some hypothetical ideal in the Philosophy of Science, but in terms of what is actually practiced, science is a domain where expert opinion matters a great deal and in the real world it plays a significant part in how scientific claims are weighed which is good since equally weighing all claims would make the entire enterprise hopeless. If pointing out that someone's not an expert while weighing in on a topic requiring expertise is an ad hominem, then ad hominems are actually a reliable and veridical form of reasoning. It's rational to protest a drunk stranger with no training taking the controls of a flying jet.
I think the demand is also just incredibly low. Overclocking is already a niche thing, but adding the idea of binning into it narrows it down much, much further. You have two options, one is you buy a bunch of CPUs yourself, find the best one, then sell the rest (likely at a loss), or two you pay a premium for a performance gain that is not noticable in every day tasks.

Combine that with how Ryzen performance scales right now, the FCLK, or memory clock. Most people definitely don't find memory overclocking to be worth the trouble (plus it is insanely hard to do beyond what the Ryzen calculator tells you to do).
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IIUC, there's already a process for this for telecom providers.

1) Ban Netflix IP.

2) Netflix (and customers) complain

3) Come to an arrangement for Netflix to pay a cost

Netflix already had to put together several peering deals in the US when the popularity of their service took off. Why is this scenario any different / what is it about South Korean law that entangles the government in this decision at all?
Oh so NFTs are MLMs but real estate speculation is just fine?
Ethereum the project never talked about it as “code is law” anyway. It was the company that created The DAO that memed it into existence.
Also working in aerospace- HN community does not understand how strictly information has to be controlled. In many cases you are subject to criminal penalties (e.g. export controls)

Sorry about your downvotes.
They are a private company...
Why? I have done this before and found negative much easier to use and understand. UUID have the nasty property that deny easy debugging, logging or any kind of HUMAN understanding...
Some banks will request a 2FA code. I had Citi call me, then send me a code via SMS, then ask for the code on the phone. The SMS looked identical to the one I would get when logging in. My spider sense started tingling and I declined and hung up. Called them back directly and sure enough it was really them.
Malware: viruses, Trojans, etc.

Apple has been caught allowing malware (see Shlayer for a high profile case) and in their case with Epic, has alluded that they don’t even check iOS apps for malware so they don’t even know how much iOS malware is out there; if any.
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Do ethical hackers have a moral obligation to attack these systems, to show them untrustworthy, and/or provide universal access to the means of subverting them?

We gonna require proof of vaccines to vote soon?

How would we feel about a proof of citizenship certificate like this?
This is mentioned in my medium profile. If you think that my comparison is not objective feel free to mention it on comment there)
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Mustard was my go-to condiment. I loved Dijon and stone grounds Dijon's. However, I lost my taste and smell in 2020 due to Covid-19. When my taste came back everything was fine but my smell didn't return for months. When it did, MANY things have an acrid taste to it. Dijon mustard, Pepsi, Coke, even Iceburg lettuce in different cuts (shredded is fine but in whole leaf I have issues) all taste the same and its so acrid that I can't touch the stuff any more.

Bog standard French's Yellow Mustard still rocks even if the taste is a little dulled due to my new smeller.

So the story is a bitter sweet for me... almost literally lol.
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is this generally not understood? For example, if you go on price is right, and you win a nice trip to tahiti, you still have to pay tax on it.
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FCC aggressively moves to block spam calls
They essentially remade Windows in the image of the Bing website. Yeesh.
I used google maps the other day on my phone for the first in in ages (to see if they had anything for the fuel issues in the UK at the moment). I was amazed how full of junk I wasn't interested in getting in the way of the actual map.

I remember when google beat places like yahoo and excite because it had a simple clean interface.
Indeed so. More here and on how Firefox is the only mainstream browser, option if you are interested in more than one lens: https://blog.mojeek.com/2021/09/multiple-choice-in-search.ht...
I'd ride it.
I wish it was that easy. Very often trolls feed on attention and love the sealioning.
Unfortunately, both Microsoft and Apple have conditioned users to just provide their credentials out of the blue when asked. Microsoft in office, which just randomly asks me for my credentials to perform some communication between app components (I see this a lot when opening powerpoints for some reason), and Apple because my iOS devices are constantly wanting me to re-auth with my appleid. So people probably don’t think twice about it. I know my kids think constantly canceling an appleid login prompt without reading it is just part of using an iPad.
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but for someone who has been using JS for almost a decade, it is liberating and relaxing to use Clojure.

Can you elaborate what you find liberating and relaxing in Clojure vs modern JS?

Putting aside runtime features like multi-threading the only thing I miss a bit after having use Clojure for one year was macros. But the for the rest, is all the same, just functions and data, and some polymorphic abstractions here and there.
> Do you think that the LGBTQIA+ community is best served in this method?

Ideally, there would be dedicated spaces because the existing spaces are generally very hostile. For example, it is common for people to create fake profiles in order to get past the first layer of verification (looking at the profile and reading the required questions). Once in, they take pleasure in contacting members to push them to suicide. Online trolling with real dangers.

There is also the fact that the mission of the platform is generally not very compatible or at least the lack of attention to the LGBTQIA+ communities creates such negative experiences.

For example, Facebook's automatic moderation detects ordinary slurs but not targeted homophobic or transphobic slurs or "dogwhistles." This often results in a troll using something like "you'll never be a woman" or calling transgender people "the 41%" or "join the 41%" (in direct reference to suicide rates).

Understandably, users get frustrated and tell these users to go away using harsh words, and also report the troll to Facebook. What usually happens is that automatic moderation does not detect the troll, responding that the comments do not violate their terms of service. However, "griefers" often report legitimate users. The recent changes make this very easy, as something as innocent as writing "why is this man here?" in a space dedicated to lesbians will be flagged as hate speech against a gender identity. Thus, the troll gets away with it and the users are banned for 30 days by the platform. Often, a troll can manage to flag enough comments to have entire groups shut down by the automatic moderation tools.

This makes these spaces unsafe for supporting vulnerable people. For example, one public page that I have access to the admin panel has such a large ban list that I'm not able to get the exact number without the admin page crashing. By playing with the APIs, I was able to get a count of 25k bans before it also crashed and returned errors.

But as you said, alternative sites can be just as dangerous. Sites like Tumblr quickly become echo chambers and a race to the bottom. They've been very helpful in providing a space, but the lack of oversight makes them potentially dangerous.

To answer your question about your friend, bisexuals are often one of the least supported and understood demographic groups. This brings us back to my earlier point about echo chambers. It is common for subcommunities to gather around hate, and the LGBTQIA+ community is no exception. There are many spaces where otherwise queer people gather to denigrate bi identities, invalidating entire labels because they don't take the time to understand them properly. I would argue that there are also a number of people who do this to make themselves feel better. "Finally someone I punch down to". Even the queer articles and literature of the 70s were hostile to bi people.

This is one of the many reasons I think there needs to be better LGBTQIA+ spaces. Moderation is important, but so is free speech. It is a fine line to walk. But one thing that's sure is that 90's style "free for all" internet can be very harmful for kids.
Because that's the reason people value the NFT. The fact that someone can take a picture of the Mona Lisa and try to sell it as an NFT is not the point; people don't value that NFT, and NFTs are not designed to prevent that from happening.

It is a simple ledger entry that records the ownership of an edition released by an artist, and people choose to value it because of that.
>It's not about wanting to pay more, it's about wanting to stop causing damage that future generations will have to pay for.

Is that what the common price sensitive citizen cares about?

>Given that, I don't think it's that crazy to expect those same young people to pay for the negative externalities their own activities create instead of just paying it forward.

You don't think young people are capable of being hypocrites? Statistics such as low savings is proof that long term planning isn't deeply embedded.

Survey data is notoriously unreliable, on a if the rich subsidizes itself it would be circular wealth, but coming from them means that they are adversely affected. Policies and their actual effect are also not the same, would they not care when government trust is low and its possible to use the money to subsidize large companies that use a green label to play metric? I know the idea of carbon neutral is simply ofsetting carbon negatives to other companies, transportation is a huge contributor and globalized companies play with numbers to call themselves carbon neutral. https://www.dezeen.com/2021/07/30/carbon-neutrality-google-s...

BTW thanks for showing me that substack, I subscribed, hope is sorely needed today.
There's customization options to allow you to turn off everything. Settings cog in the top right -> custom, then set "Quick links" and "Content" to off. Just leaves a search bar and the weather widget
I think the point is, there are plenty of signals that increase suicide rate. Without full and proper analysis (e.g., control group, etc.) tying social media to suicide rate is correlation.

And as presented, that comes off as opinion.

Note: I'm not taking sides. I'm only wanting to answer your question :) please don't shoot the messenger.
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It's not about the energy usage, it's about the cost: If you make energy two times as expensive, you would half the mining being done and half the energy usage. If you introduced a 50% global mining tax, you would also half the mining and the energy usage. If you invent technology that can do twice the mining for the same amount of energy, you would get twice the mining and the same energy usage.
> When i search 8*9 in the start menu, show me the result of the multiplication

but how is that going to increase the server hit rate directly tied to $employee (pardon, %EMPLOYEE%)'s annual wage increase ?
Why are they blaming capitalism? It's just dishonesty and corruption, which happens under any system if it's not kept in check. It's actually more likely to happen under socialist or authoritarian regimes, when power is more centralized.
It's always interesting to watch things like this ratchet up. My grandfather was an immigrant and he only ever spoke English, even at home, and was proud to. He didn't teach his children his native language.

When I was young it was openly said that America was a melting pot, and that people were expected to assimilate. The ability to bring in immigrants and have them join the fold was what gave us strength. I grew up in a neighborhood full of people from all over the world. My friends were born on different continents. Every one of them spoke English, as did their parents.

Then, in my early adulthood, as illegal immigration from Latin America ramped up, people started pushing back on the expectation that immigrants should be expected to speak English. I remember the news articles portraying store owners in a negative light when they wouldn't accommodate customers that didn't speak our language. Then the idea of assimilation itself came under attack.

Now another step, encouraging people to speak a non-native language, as a show of solidarity and to combat stigma. I have to wonder, where does this end? Having no shared culture, no shared values, and no shared identity is already ripping the US apart. Now we shouldn't even have a shared language?
There's a small but growing movement of people fermenting mustard. The process adds a je ne sais quoi to condiments that can't be replicated by simply adding vinegar. See also fermented salsa.

https://insaneinthebrine.com/lacto-fermented-mustard/
Employees are free to do political contributions too.

The ban was on political discourse in the company channels which affects the execs too.