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You can "git commit --fixup <commit>", but that creates a commit whose subject is the subject line of the commit to be fixed up, so that if you run one rebase and the hashes change you can still run --autosquash and the like (and of course, manually move them around).

Do you mean that you've got commit subject that are ambiguous within the series you're rebasing, so --autosquash won't correctly attribute them?
Sounds great. I hope they publish some lectures by him online.
Given that since Longhorn debacle, for better or worse all new APIs are COM based, and WinRT is still COM with extras, I cannot take that as serious Windows developer, rather a developer stuck with a Windows XP.
I have two children and a family, but the grandparent is right while you are a clown.

divorce command should go before unzip command.
It's one thing to be upfront. "I love someone new, let's divorce / some other arrangement." There will be hurt feelings but that's life. The honesty will help everyone in the long run.

It's entirely another thing to sneak around - to do something you promised not to do, but in secret, so you don't get caught.

It is my observation and experience that the kind of person who breaks trust in secret is not someone I want to rely on in other parts of life.
I'd love to try Gnome, but I have a unique situation with keyboard languages that KDE addresses perfectly. If anybody has a Gnome solution, I'm all ears.

I have two keyboard languages that I use daily - switching literally every few minutes. However, I have another three languages that I use often enough to need to be able to switch to them quickly as well.

In KDE I have a hotkey (for me it's CapsLock, but it could be anything) to switch between English and LangB. Additionally, Win-1 is English, Win-2 is LangB, Win-3 is LangC, Win-4 is LangD, Win-5 is LangE. So I can get to any language easily, but I can switch between English and LangB very quickly.

Does Gnome have any way to set up something similar? I'm willing to adjust my workflow, but I need quick access to these keyboard layouts.
I’m not sure this is 100% it, given that Office 365’s MDM (Intune) is the service that would enable this option. Definitely a big part, though.
WTF is that supposed to mean?

Another lazy, bullshit HN headline and another shitty article.
Read a lot of good writers. Keeping a diary for many years helped me, I think. Zinsser's On Writing Well is the best book I've read about writing well.

The best writers write a first draft—which can be terrible, the quality doesn't matter—and then edit again and again and again until nothing can be improved. Then someone else reads their work and thinks, gee, no way can I write like that! Which is true—noone can write a first draft like that.
Theories are great, but really if you live in a village of 100 people I don't think you need theories to understand that you have to behave to survive.

Between two tribes of 100 I'm pretty sure it was permanent war; unless they where symbiotic, in which case I would call them one tribe of 200.

Energy (heat, water, food) where really scarce when you hadn't figured out coal, oil and gas yet or now after those discoveries of reserves have peaked.

I think it requires atleast one day of cold, thirsty, hunger to be able to understand what social in those days felt like.

As for game theory it's just a pretentious labeling of "force the hand" incentives when many people are involved, you don't need a theory for that, it's allready proven.

Basically it's why debt (as inflation = negative real rates) works in the first place: somebody gives you an incentive to not give a damn about your own kids future by pointing at theories that have failed over and over again in history but somehow they still manage to "socially" convince you that it's ok because everyone is doing it!

Everything in life is a pyramid scheme, but most things end up being ponzi schemes, you just have to learn to see the difference.
1 GB/s is on the order of how fast a computer can parse requests. Throw in processing on top of that and you’ll slow down considerably.
It makes intuitive sense to me that the new norm is going to be people flying less, but when they do, it's gonna be everyone at the same time.
Most open-source graphics software is crippled by dogshit UI.

So far Blender is not. I'm impressed.
Indeed. I'm perfectly fine with VOR/DME/ILS in the air and a sextant at sea. It's an irresponsible captain that can't navigate without GPS.
And how much time/expertise do you need to not trigger all kinds of warnings in modern browsers?
As valid as that pondering is, and as much as I cherish A Canticle for Leibowitz as one of my faves, I must too scoff at this chestnut like so: "Ah, yes, I too have watched The Eternals."
People have multiple sessions.
Congo badly needs money, so they have a huge incentive to sell their valuable (and renewable with right handling) wood form rain forests.

The rest of the world badly needs the rain forests to remain, for climate and oxygen production reasons. It would be reasonable if they rest of the world bought the desired outcome from Congo, by paying for not cutting the trees. They (we) would have to pay to Congolese people a competitive price for each tree saved from cutting.

If we wanted to know what an environment policy might cost, that would be a good example.
This doesn't look much like Notion. I think it's a lot closer to something like Google Suite (even the name indicates that).
And I bet an in progress airplane that weighs a 1000lbs is further along than an airplane that weighs 1.
> Congoleanses(?)

JFYI: Congolese :-)
...but I only met her last night for a beer and dinner, you mean I have to set up an international group of companies to protect my stereo, fancy dining table and car? Yes, son. Otherwise you'll lose everything. Here's a list of firms that can help...

What a world we live in. I doubt nothing you wrote but the steps that lead to your understanding seem as difficult as my own. Society is truly a mess.
> just by clicking this link, my lights turn on

Wasn't working for me, so I added an entry to my hosts file directing it to 127.0.0.1.

Now I don't know what's happening with _your_ lights, but when I click that link my own lights come on.
Your assumptions about me are incorrect. I had a much more sarcastic comment written but it didn't seem appropriate for HN.
I mean, if all you’re saying is that “better programmers deserve better pay”, then you’re not exactly saying anything groundbreaking and the concept of “10xer” is not going to be necessary to make that point. It should also be noted that the salary that you get isn’t just a product of your talent but also of how well you sell yourself. Amongst many other factors, of course.
To expect a better outcome with divorce is to expect a worse outcome without divorce.
Don’t connect it to the internet, use something like Nvidia Shield pointed at PiHole for streaming all the usual services. Not perfect, but much better than using a smart tv laden with Spyware and shitty apps.
I don't think it's because of this one person, but rather the masses that has crap hardware and software installed everywhere. It's a global problem, not everyone is capable of securing their own network.
You are a technically competent, well versed person with stated platforms. Compared to your knowledge, the rest of our citizenry are mere peons, who have little hope of understanding, or even realising the degree with which they are tracked.

As well, most people in tech are outliers of some sort, with highly unique searches on platforms. Simply put, we are not the norm. We aren't 'norms'.

While I'm sure you're correct in stating that the accuracy of such tracking platforms is not 100%, I suspect that when it comes to those who do not understand technology? Tracking is much better, more accurate.

My position for clarity, "being able to use a phone" is not "understanding technology". Some seem to think they are tech aware, because they can navigate a phone's OS. Or use a computer for work, by using word.

These people are likely more accurately tracked, for their lack of understanding, whilst combined with their heavy usage of computing devices, makes them most susceptible to tracking.
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I agree. If they are sloppy enough to get caught or brag about it to everyone they aren't going to be a good business partner
SP2 wasn’t released until 3 years into the life of XP. Windows 2000 would have been roughly 5 years old by that point and hardware would have caught up with XPs requirements somewhat so upgrading to XP was a more reasonable choice.

I was talking more about when XP was new.

The Command Prompt tweaks were a 2000 improvement IIRC but I do recall Task Manager and Control Panel receiving updates in the first edition of XP.

Not taking anything away from your core point though. There definitely were tweaks in the early releases of XP that many would have liked. It just wasn’t worth the extra CPU and memory footprint for me and by the time SP2 had arrived I’d switched to Linux full time so never bothered to upgrade from 2000.
The shot down satellite was also in LEO.
If men file for custody they get 50/50. Men who ask for full custody also statistically win more often.

You are doing disservice to both kids and men when you tell them they cant have it.
That paper doesn't support your claims. They didn't test for lead leaching, and they tested pulverized solar panels in strong acid. Moreover, they were cadmium telluride solar panels, which have been obsoleted by cheaper polysilicon. Polysilicon PV panels don't contain cadmium and don't contain a significant amount of lead.
I think you’re just reading it uncharitably. They’re just dating the event so we know there was another space event recently.
That’s argumentum ad absurdum though. There may well be people that are useless in a given profession, my point was not about that. My point was that 10x occurrence should be analysed within specific project, work division within the team, etc. For most 10x programmers in a project it does not guarantee repetition of 10x on a different type of project or problems. Matching problem with a team member and ensuring he has a chance to become 10x at it is something that good managers do.
The parent comment is an equally pointless call for sympathy with no substance.
No one is making categorical claims, nor is any signal perfect. But you questioned whether men are worse hit by divorce, and I offered some evidence that they are.
Is Notion the tool with the most copycats? Slite, workflowy, loop, appflowy, outline, focalboard, ...?
I also read the rest. You wrote that this is the main reason people lose at the casino. This hypothetical casino does not exist, and if it did, it would eventually go bankrupt (costs aside) because the players have more money in total.

> > The loss results purely from the EV

> This is true for a single spin, it is not true for a sequence where once you run out of money, you stop playing.

If you have to stop gambling because you lost your million dollars, you didn't lose because you don't have any more money. You couldn't turn it around with another 100 million either (in a non-hypothetical casino).
I'm not familiar with Kriss or Tao Lin, but First Things, while predominantly Catholic, is ecumenical. They have regular columns from protestants, Jews, Muslims, and even Peter Thiel. I've found they will print some authors from outside their normal milieu if they offer some insight that would benefit the high brow literary conservatism that characterizes the magazine.
Maybe not plastic sheeting, but certainly other forms of shade.
>Why would I want the UI to take up more space?

I don't care what you want, that wasn't the question. The question was how it is consistent. Preferences are notoriously subjective, plenty of people like less clutter, it tends to make things more readable.

>Edge still has proper tabs, so are you just making shit up now?

On my machine in edge and chrome both unfocussed tabs are flat and divided by like a 1 pixel grey-ish divider or something. I can't really tell much of a difference between that and firefox.
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Eclipse and NetBeans do exist, and... ehhhhh. I used NetBeans for a long time; couldn't stand Eclipse; and these days I only use IntelliJ. But the others absolutely exist, and it'd be hard to say that Apache and the Eclipse Foundation aren't deeply embedded in the Java ecosystem.
Yes, a link suggesting 1k of 44k participants in the Pfizer Phase III trials were not well monitored and had other logistical issues does not surprise me. It does not concern me either; have you seen the reduced IFR post vaccination? It is not like 2% of 1/3 vaccines phase III participants is even a notable amount of the data. Like I said, if this type of thing is enough for you to go forward and claim that the whole thing is a lie, I think you’re creeping into some very dumb territory.
So y’all don’t disagree with the main point.

There are some specific individual engineers who will get a specific individual task, faster than some other specific engineers.

If those same specific engineers get done many general tasks faster than another group of specific engineers on general tasks than they are just better in general. If some other specific task gets done by the other specific engineers better then it is just different domains.

Either way the individuals matter.
A lot of the WiFi improvements came in later service packs rather than the first edition.

I thought a Windows 2000 supported RDP? I’ve definitely RDPed onto 2000 servers. Was an RDP server not included in the ‘Professional Edition’? Or maybe I used VNC on those 2000 systems and forgotten it wasn’t RDP?
Fairly little? I think you might be thinking of email where running your own email sever is tough
Linux with i3wm.
That depends on what kind of code review you're doing. Code reviews intended to find bugs are very good at finding bugs that would be hard to find by testing.
All can be true. Reading statistics, on average, men are financially better after divorce women worst.

Men feel more lonely after divorce and women feel happier after divorce.

Men are more likely to find new partner sooner after divorce, women are more likely to stay single for long time.
This is all simply speculation until you find evidence of planes shot down by the US that aren't listed on Wikipedia.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, provide it or quit this speculative bullshit.
Facebook's Meta logo stolen from Ukrainian Social Academy logo
Could I ask why you don't do meditation anymore?
Show HN: YouDict – a caption search engine for YouTube
Wouldn't it be cool if there’s "Google" for video captions? There doesn’t seem to me any out on the inter webs. And so, I wanted to put together a quick prototype.

YouDict is a caption search engine for YouTube videos. YouDict allows you to search words, expressions & even names. Currently available for English (US & UK), French, Spanish and Chinese.

Here are some sample queries:
https://youdict.co/search?q=Saoirse+Ronan&l=en-us (names)
https://youdict.co/search?q=fire+in+the+hole&l=en-us (expressions)
https://youdict.co/search?q=awry&l=en-us (words)

https://youdict.co/search?q=hasta+la+vista&l=es-es (Spanish)

Many thanks to Dan Barhen!
Close to none. Just a letsencrypt cert and not completely outdated ciphers is enough.
Ah, Berlusconi… Mussolini…

I have this vaguely whimsical conjecture (that fills me of shame, I’m myself Italian) that Italy is a country of “forerunners”. If you look back, many of the behaviors and characters that animated our tormented history have become models for followers in other countries: the Roman Empire, Mussolini, Berlusconi…
Restricting such requests can be a good idea, but it should be user configurable (e.g. in case you want to redirect some requests to your own implementations), and whether or not it is allowed should have nothing to do with whether or not TLS is used (it means HTTP vs HTTPS, but really that is irrelevant to this issue, which is a different issue). Furthermore, if you do not explicitly type a localhost URL or IP address, it should also block access to stuff on localhost or local networks, again it should be user configurable though in case you want to enable specific cases.
It will keep getting harder to do things independently online. The creative, individual empowerment phase of the internet is winding down. It is being gobbled up and calcified as an apparatus for rent extraction, spying and manipulation.
Google has done similar research on their codebases and found results in line with Microsoft’s.
It doesn't make me happy or not happy, it's just become a place I go when I want to avoid doing things. I don't really like all the rants especially around big companies. And I like a lot of threads especially with technical content.

I was just wondering how others experience this website.
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I cannot understand Blender's inanely arcane interface

Every tutorial out there seems to be for a drastically different version where half the shit no longer works in the current one without delving into more and more hidden menus

Every feature is its own labyrinth of menus, every model downloaded seems to be customized to a unique version with nothing similar to another

It is massively disheartening to try to comprehend video tutorials when they're pressing keyboard shortcuts at 20k wpm without explaining them and scouring over every detail trying to understand what they're doing turning an hour long tutorial into a day of confusion

I made a shitty donut and don't even know how I did, that's it
People in the Eastern Bloc (which I was not only born in, but have lived my entire life so far in) have a justified historic fear of Russia, and a long-time yearning for the prosperity of the West. This is a perspective that makes sense, but it can also bias us against Russia.

For example, few in the Eastern Bloc realize how legitimate Russia's own fears of being surrounded by US-backed enemies and invaded are. To many of us, Russia is the great invader (that is what it has been to our countries, even before WWII), so it seems absurd to imagine them fearing attack.

This is not to say, boo hoo poor misunderstood Russia. They have done and continue to do terrible things to others, and to their own people. But it is also important to remember that they have rational motivations behind those ruthless actions, and sometimes even legitimate concerns leading to them (though the loss of human life they cause is not excusable!).

It's also important to remember that US and European promises rarely amount to much. Just look at the extension of NATO, an organization explicitly considering Russia an enemy, to the East of East Germany, despite assurances from Bush to Grobachev that it would never do so. Look at the history of unilateral US reneging on deals with Iran. Russia doesn't consider the US a trustworthy deal maker, and they respond in kind. That they are willing to sacrifices human lives to do so is despicable, but hardly unique among powerful states.
Receiving mail is also not hard. You may have to deal with the bonus mail (spam). But that's it.
Ask HN: Did you use usecase diagram?
What is your experience? what is your alternative to design.
Failure of capitalism trees have a value to others.
It might be in Putin's interest to create conditions favourable for eventual Kessler Syndrome.

If this happens, is there some long list of all the implications on international politics, relations and just our daily lives in general?
The country would be even better off with a financially literate, empowered population that could be responsible for their own lives, and could come to these conclusions themselves.

Why are you surprised that an american centered website have just the opinions that are current de-facto policies in america? And why are you surprised that highly educated people that work in for-profit organisations prefer to be independent and manage their own lives?

I'm rather more surprised at the opposite, to discover that american programmers are actually communists and want to be cared for by the state in every way, and live uniform, identical, slow and inefficient lives. That seems to me like you would be in constant conflict with your surroundings and contradict your own life choices.
Easy for you to say but harder to explain to the average layman. How do they know what is and isn’t a secure IoT bulb or router? In fact in the case of an ISP router, how do they even know how to replace a router even if they did know their router was garbage?
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I'm quite sure that I'm actually paying for YouTube.
What’s wrong with the AppleTV app? Perf is fine. UI/X is par with HBOMax, Disney+. Definitely better than Prime Video.
There is regulation in place to avoid accidents. It's called traffic rules.