skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I live in the USA, this year we both sold our previous home and purchased our new home without the use of signage, open houses, tours, realtors, etc. We found the house we bought and found the buyers of our old house through our network of friends. We filled out all the paperwork from forms we printed off online. The title company took care of everything after that. It was all done completely online until the very last signing. At that signing the title company person told us that they are almost ready to have everything completely done online so that nobody ever has to meet in person. So, shortly it will be possible to completely buy and sell a house without ever meeting in person. At the time I was just thinking about how easy and convenient it all was (and how much money we saved by not having realtors), but now I’m wondering about the fraud aspects.
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>Previously secure end-to-end encrypted messenger services such as Whatsapp or Signal would be forced to install a backdoor. [0]

So as an American, are there any Euros that can enlighten me on whether or not there remain any procedural hurdles left for this to clear? Or is this being implemented in Signal as we speak?

https://european-pirateparty.eu/parliament-approves-chatcont...
How does Windows solve that? Anything other than 2x multiples is lossy I thought.
The definition of "psychological harm" will vary by person, which is inconsistent with the enforcement of law. How one person reacts to a traumatic experience will vary vastly between other people.

There can be no standard legal definition, so what you'll get is psychologists and therapists testifying their opinion with the outcome that someone goes to jail.
It's a joke at this point: https://www.texastribune.org/2021/09/28/texas-power-grid-loo...
Do you have an Android phone? The bluetooth stack on Android is a an atrocity.
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Off market sales are not unheard of in the USA -- my neighbor's condo was sold off-market. They were talking to a realtor to prepare to sell, and the realtor put them into touch with a buyer that paid cash for higher than they planned to list it at. So it's completely possible for a home to sell without neighbors being aware of it.
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Many people that choose to be C programmers think they can manage it, until their code runs under SonarQube or similar tools.

It is like handling butcher knifes without metal gloves, they think they are worthless until they repent not wearing them.
you... don't... go there.

This isn't a hard concept. I don't willingly walk into a mine field, but some people do. I'd totally accompany them if I also had any of the dozens of mine detecting, or detonating tools, vehicles.

You may have a moral obligation to stop people from being hurt, but you have no moral obligation to stop people who willingly choose to be hurt, or accept the risk it.

You are in control of the media you consume online. If you don't like the online community standards, leave and block that community. Or develop the equivalent of mine detection or explosive resistance coping mechanisms for verbal for visual abuse. Before you walk into the communities that permit hostility.
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It is a dice roll that I would not bet on, see adjacent comment:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29068596
Parthenogenesis is more common in the animal kingdom than you might expect.
How I got my MBA at Shake Shack
I can't think of many things flashier/sexier than high performance vector graphics. We live in a world with 8K displays. Pushing the envelope of attractive (2D) graphics is done in vector land.
Thank you very much for the kind words! Let me know if you'd like to discuss about the "well managed and tested bypass", I'm sure it could be a very interesting conversation ;)
Uh where is this happening? Definitely not in CH...
The article seems to be about the psychological stress that comes with knowledge of impending problems like fossil-fueled global warming and the resulting climate extremes, sea level rise, agricultural disruption, mass refugee movements, etc.

The solution is pretty simple: be honest, and present possible solutions at the same time you present impending problems.

Fossil fueled global warming? It's progressed to the point where polar melting is now self-sustaining, i.e. albedo changes and permafrost melt and outgassing basically guarantee an ice-free Arctic summer within a few decades. So, that's the reality: climate has already significantly warmed relative to the pre-industrial era.

So, what's the solution? How about a 3.3% decrease in fossil fuel production and an equivalent rise in renewable energy production over the next 30 years? That would eliminate the root cause - fossil fuel combustion - while preserving human access to needed energy.
Have you confirmed that what the other poster said is true, and that text messages are not admissible evidence in a court of law?
You need a court case to determine if it was stolen is presumably the issue.

You don't want police running around "taking people's house back" without due process, presumbly.
Couple thoughts:

1. for the bulk of the population most don't need to store much financial value past a couple of days or hours even.

2. if true competition of transaction fees, data storage and computation happens a lot of stored value will disappear. think replacement value not market value.

3. With Defi cross chain transactions offer real competition across chains and hence transaction fees.

5. Proof of stake seems like it could be efficient enough to provide a competitive alternative to a central authority

4. A waitlist combined with some kind of discount on a marketplace utility token, an auction to build and service the network as well as an affiliate program might offer the economics to solve the chicken and egg problem. Which would reduce the power of network effects.

5. and if there were a marketplace of bots that indexed the world to maximize the value and utility on your time it would realize watching ads is a very poor use of your time and it would be much more efficient to work an hour on a side project and pay for a bunch of content credits then watch 30 hours of advertising.
2 small quotes of note from the article:

> UN World Food Programme (WFP) director David Beasley challenged the ultra-wealthy — and in particular the world's two richest men Jeff Bezos and Musk — to "step up now, on a one-time basis" to help solve world hunger in an interview with CNN last week.

> "$6 billion will not solve world hunger, but it WILL prevent geopolitical instability, mass migration and save 42 million people on the brink of starvation. An unprecedented crisis and a perfect storm due to Covid/conflict/climate crises," he [David Beasley] added.
How to Reason About Mutable State
If we are talking about laws, it is absolutely not irrelevant to talk about the people who will be enforcing them. This thread is about an extremely subjective law, and some people think that's a really bad idea because the people enforcing it will abuse it, because it's easy to do.
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When I was a kid my teachers used to say to me "sticks and stones can break your bones but words can never hurt you" when another kid said something mean.

Were they wrong? Yes, as an adult I've found that words can actually be quite hurtful. But usually from people I already know.

Strangers? I don't think strangers can hurt with words, they are strangers after all, unless they get your real identity. I think a lot of the problem people have with "trolling" is actually caused by self-doxing. When one person is anonymous and another person is under their real name, it creates a power imbalance.

Realistically, people can post on the internet from 200-odd jurisdictions, this is not something that the law could or should be preventing.
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"Orientalist?"! Ugh. I want to throw up with all this faux racism sophistry. One things for sure, the article is very much modern Occidental -- desperate to cast anything as a social injustice in order to gain popularity (today's measure of news worthy).
For those who don't know, in PowerPoint go to Setup Slide Show on the Slide Show tab and select "Browsed by an individual (window)" and then share that window. Great for Zoom et al.
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I would have said that public universities in the US are accountable to their boards of regents far moreso than the sinister "bureaucrats in the federal government."

I didn't think much about this until the recent news that the University System of Georgia was effectively ending tenure for its professors, and the drivers of that policy were the USG Board of Regents.

> To many professors, the most alarming proposal is that a faculty member may not only be separated from the university for clear cause, but also reasons “other than for cause," pursuant to other board policies. “Such other policies shall not be governed by or subject to the following policies on Grounds for Removal and Procedures for Dismissal,” the proposed change also says.

From: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/10/04/tenure-under-...

So I looked up the USG Board of Regents: https://www.usg.edu/regents/members

And it turns out that most of them are CEOs or work in finance -- the people who represent "capital" more than any others I can think of. For these people to decide that it should be easier to fire "tenured" professors makes sense to me, in that these are the people who would benefit most from being able to silence, for example, expert witnesses, far more than federal bureaucrats meddling in academic freedom.
Because I don't think these places (Twitter, Facebook, etc) need to be places where people are too abusive. My impression is that a lot of people who are there aren't happy with the abuse there either.
Of course; this is a well-worn rhetorical technique for posturing to existing supporters without creating any real opening; its an extra plus if you can dupe people into wasting their time on it, but most targets are going to recognize it off the bat.
Didn't notice but Zimmermann, the author, has been back to WebKit land ! He's a super-long-time contributor of the project [1] and I got my code reviewed from him more than a decade ago. Glad he's back.

I'd also Appreciate Igalia sponsoring people like him who are enthusiastic to these open source projects.

[1] https://blogs.igalia.com/nzimmermann/posts/2019-11-24-back-in-town/
> It doesn't represent American ideals, but it does represent the reality of America's current (and past) political and cultural landscape

Which ideals? Don't forget that the US literally started with slavery and land ownership-based voting rights for males only. Incredible progress has been made, but with huge caveats ( no slavery except as punishment, anyone can vote but... ).
Jurors can take notes in the UK but it seems like you need to bring your own writing material.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2016/06/21/taking-notes-boosts-...
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Can I, in the process of litigation, bring in political polarization experts to testify that a subject is too politically polarized to permit experts testifying?
There are preventive measures - stay away from women and avoid hiring them.

This is not the world we want, but a hopefully temporary workaround.
For what it's worth, I suspect most Rust programmers would consider twiddle(foozles: &[Foozle]) to be the most idiomatic option for general use both in 2015 and today.
Context: Refurbished Apple machines are essentially new -- but significantly cheaper.

Apple runs them through the manufacturing process again -- including testing and repackaging.
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I did not know thar about Canada. Thought it is a bit on the rational side of things compared to the other 3.

Sad to hear that.
Plus the investigating authority has discretion as to whether or not the complaint is credible and should be pursued. Of course these decisions won't be simple minded reflections the prevailing moral panics. Perish the thought.
I love getting Apple products refurbished, but I wish people on the internet wouldn't talk about it so much. I just bought a refurbished M1 Macbook Air, and had to settle for less RAM than I would have liked because my preferred configuration went out of stock while I was debating the purchase.

The experience is even better now than It used to be. I remember buying an iMac a long time ago and it came in an ugly brown box that screamed "you bought this at a discount". My recent Macbook Air just has a tiny "refurbished by Apple" note on what is otherwise normal retail packaging.
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Import magic ends up causing all kinds of problems. There's no way to tell it "I just want to import your classes; I don't want you to patch!" without literally patching the library.

In general, I'm a fan of "let me call the initializer myself, at program startup." It's especially important when you want reversibility, i.e. teardown in addition to initialization, which pops up all the time for unit tests.
Note that the article he responded to with his tweet, it was $6B for a specific 42M person subset. Not ALL of world hunger. Musk inaccurately/incorrectly has ballooned the scope up to all world hunger.
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These are "cold feet" returns usually - its a expensive machine and people have second thoughts.
In 2015 Rust you could write:

fn twiddle<T: Foozle, IterT: IntoIterator<Item=T>>(foozles: IterT)

which I believe would still be considered idiomatic today. (this assumes that Foozle is a trait. If Foozle is a struct then you can simplify this). You can also now use the impl syntax you posted but it's just sugar and it's less flexible than the older method.
Valve was big on Linux at least since 2012 (9 years ago)
If they went off "ship date" instead of "order date" they'd have more accurate info. Some Mac releases ship immediately upon announcement, others are announced well in advance of first shipments.
What exactly do you mean by pscyhological harm?