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Ted, thank you so much for participating in this thread! Namecheap provides excellent service, and I've been a happy customer for years.

As someone who owns ~30 domain names split between Namecheap and GoDaddy, it would be incredibly beneficial if you overhauled the primary domain list view. As it stands right now, your domain list UI is bulky and clunky and requires several clickthroughs to show all domains or sort effectively.

The first view you see should show a glorified table / spreadsheet view of all domains on the same page by default. A reasonable pagination limit would work for extremely large accounts, but in general I think many people would want to see everything in one place if possible.

It would further be fantastic if the domains were immediately sortable on multiple dimensions (name, expiration, tag/category) and had an integrated search box.

Tags are also really important. The tag system you have in place right now is rather useless, because you can't leverage it easily from the main view. You have to navigate away to an entirely separate product area, and even then they don't provide much assistance.

I tag my domains to group them by project. (eg. vocodes.com, vo.codes, fakeyou.com, fakeyou.app, etc. are grouped together.) It'd be really great for this to feel first class and be integrated into the primary domain view as an additional set of filters.

Godaddy used to suck in this department, but they've really upped their game. Their domain list is top notch and gives Namecheap's UI a run for its money, which is a real reversal. You used to have the best in the business.

I really abhor GoDaddy since they allowed an old high school friend of mine to break into my account and steal strategywiki.org ~15 years ago. (For those interested, I've posted the story on HN before and it should be searchable.) The only reason I have any business with them at all is because of domain marketplace purchases. Grudges aside, their product has evolved over the last few years and is really good. I'd use it as a reference point.
Why not change the headline to the actual article title?

'Stripe is on a hiring spree. But it's also rescinding job offers and angering engineers.'
That's also possible, in any case, she found multiple, independent people willing to talk to her and was able to review their correspondences for authenticity. The main thrust of the story is not the HN comment.
I didn't mean anything negative. I am honestly impressed.
Isn't it only possible to install as a binary blob, so not open source?

Nothing against the engine itself by the way, which is awesome.
Better to do 9 days in 10 or really make it to 4 (longer) days, IMO. Because then you're saving some commuter trips for people who have to be on site.

I think 4x9 as a nominal workweek makes a whole lot of sense. (9 days x 8 hours) / (2 weeks) is almost as good.
See also "the SNAFU principle" which posits that centralized data processing cannot receive the data it would actually need to function effectively because of the noise introduced by the various necessary disintermediation and translation interface layers.

A hardware analogy: we have Gbit Ethernet common and cheap now. how hard would it be for a CPU to bit bang signals like that onto a wire? we have the layers of translators and information losses through them: the hardware connected to the Ethernet plug knows things about the cable characteristics, electrical performance of the link, etc that we hardly ever want. but a real "top down" view of traffic performance in order to make a "ETA" dialog on a file transfer Accurate might require that much data and more. So we make do with estimates, then decide that the estimates are too much trouble and just write an animation to a timer.
That's more of a sign that he got legal advice, hopefully from an actual lawyer that he hired.
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I don't know if this was clear to you, but the link was no associated health problems -> less funding for research -> no available cure. I'm sure hairline surgery would be a lot more popular and people wouldn't balk at the cost nearly as much if the surgery added 20 years to your lifespan
How is that relevant?

No matter what protocol they are using to communicate, it is quite conceivable that the erase commands are not properly implemented. In fact, as the comment you're replying to pointed out, there have been many devices found historically which do not properly implement erase commands. Since you can't(*) bypass the flash controller and see what's actually in the flash, there is no way to verify whether or not the data has in fact been deleted.

Just encrypt your device. It's so damn simple.

(* Yes of course you can desolder the memory or hook up to it directly and bypass the flash controller that way, like the authors of the paper in GP, but that's far beyond the capabilities of even the average HNian)
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That's what I do
I got an FDN rating for the year. Looking at other jobs. Everything seems even worse than this one. All the internal jobs want people split between teams or roles. External jobs that meet my requirements and I'm qualified for are sparse.

I'm currently culturing and growing mushrooms (gourmets). Seems to be going well so far, only some contaminated batches (no lab).
This will be interesting as far as table designs goes. Amazon has been pushing single table design for DynamoDB for a while, but this is a table level setting, so at the very least, you'll need two tables now.

One for current data and one for "old" data.
Your source isn’t as clear on that matter as you claim:

> Police still make over 1 million drug possession arrests each year, many of which lead to prison sentences. Drug arrests continue to give residents of over-policed communities criminal records, hurting their employment prospects and increasing the likelihood of longer sentences for any future offenses.

> Nevertheless, 4 out of 5 people in prison or jail are locked up for something other than a drug offense — either a more serious offense or an even less serious one. To end mass incarceration, we will have to change how our society and our justice system responds to crimes more serious than drug possession. We must also stop incarcerating people for behaviors that are even more benign.

My interpretation is that releasing drug offenders alone will not reduce the prison population significantly. However—and this is a big however—harsh punishments for drug offenders and crimes related to drug use is a driver of mass incarceration.

It was my understanding that legalizing drugs is more about treating drug addicts humanly and offering treatments over punishments. To offer drug users safe usage sites and other benefits so that they are not forced into commit crimes for acting on their addiction. The legalization is only a part of a much broader policy change which may ultimately reduce criminal behavior in addicts, criminal behavior which includes, but is not limited to, possession.

Your source seems to agree with my understanding:

> For example, the data makes it clear that ending the war on drugs will not alone end mass incarceration, though the federal government and some states have taken an important step by reducing the number of people incarcerated for drug offenses.

> Are state officials and prosecutors willing to rethink not just long sentences for drug offenses, but the reflexive, simplistic policymaking that has served to increase incarceration for violent offenses as well?

TLDR; Your source is very much for legalizing drugs, however it acknowledges that legalization by it self is not sufficient in ending mass incarceration.
You mean NOT extract the maximum return on our labor investment? Lol, no.

Sincerely, your ruling oligarchs.
> Apple’s moves to get rid of OpenGL from the Mac ecosystem are one of the strongest forces pushing OpenGL out.

FWIW as someone who exclusively uses OpenGL for 3D graphics, this actually makes me push Apple out :-P
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I feel like this is how the UX for developing software should be. Types and intellisense plus copilot somewhat bring us close to something like this. Where adding a new module somehow automatically adjust itself to the project instead of having to provide strict API interfaces. Just a thought.
Choices have consequences. I have the choice to stop wearing clothes to my job and the consequence of that choice is that my job would fire me.

The ability of the government to establish vaccination requirements is long established. It's only becoming a hot topic now because anti-science folks have been programmed to fear a safe and effective vaccine.
it's so gross that this is even a question.
We left namecheap bc it lived up to its name: we were harassed by defective copyright notices that were copied to namecheap. Instead of forwarding them to us, you sent us an ultimatum that you would drop our DNS. We even had our General Counsel draft you a letter, only to have it repeated. Then we understood that we should just drop the vigilante registrar
Have been 7 years with networksolutions and very happy.
a recent security research paper about android systems calling home stated that there are vendors whose factory reset in fact does not remove all user data from the phone.
> it's always our goal to ensure that domain pricing is as accessible as possible to our customers.

Then why not charge $30 for an .io domain like CloudFlare does instead of $39.98/yr?
Indeed. There's also the question of whether it's worth the effort. Most of what I've read here about companies I've worked for has been, shall we say, imaginative. Occasionally it's been downright conspiracy theory. When I've been tempted to try to set the record straight, after thinking it through I find--forgive me if this comes across as cynical--that the amount of work it would take far outweighs how much I care what strangers think about the things I work on. It's much easier, and probably healthier, just to close the tab and carry on with more important things.

(In spite of this I confess that I devoured the Stripe thread alongside a heaping bowl of popcorn. Some combination of Gell-Mann amnesia and a vulgar taste for tabloid gossip, I guess.)
I had the same initial reaction and did some googling to see if it was a term of art, but couldn't find anything to support my hypothesis.

I am interpreting "relevance" here as meaning that it's a factor in the epidemic. Increased relevance means vaccinated people are increasingly a factor in (i.e., contributing to) the spread of COVID-19.
> Prudence is certainly a choice one can make, but in no way should it be recommended or required.

risk = probability X severity.

If something is a big deal to you, take precautions, even if it's unlikely, because the severity is high. This is why we take huge precaution with nuclear plants, because the likelyhood of an accident is low, but the severity is high.

If you have nude on your phone, severity is high. The probability that googles will mess with you is low, but it's good advice to tell you to protect yourself.
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Additionally, there is no mention of the waning efficacy of the vaccine. The efficacy rate drops from ~94% to ~45% after 6 months w/ Pfizer & Moderna). The assertion: "It appears to be grossly negligent to ignore the vaccinated population as a possible and relevant source of transmission..." completely ignored the very obvious fact that a large percentage of the vaccinated population is entering a low efficacy phase leading up the booster (which actually surpasses the efficacy of the initial 2-dose regimen https://twitter.com/ryanlcooper/status/1461889784369008641). The number of breakthrough cases is on the rise as a result of the vaccine's decreased efficacy (https://ehrn.org/articles/breakthrough-covid-19-cases-on-the...). It seems intentional, or grossly negligent to use their words, to omit this information.
This is my personal experience with using PostgREST (I haven't had the full supabase experience yet):

> What does devops look like?

I usually spin PostgREST workers up in some kind of managed container service, like Google Compute Engine. PostgREST is stateless, so other than upgrades, you never really need to cycle the services. As for resources PostgREST is extremely lean, I usually try to run 4 to 8 workers per gigabyte of RAM.

> Do you have sophisticated db migrations with every deploy?

You can use whatever migration tool your want. Sqitch is quite popular. I've even worked on projects that were migrated by Django but PostgREST did the API service.

> Is all the SQL in version control?

Yes this is a good approach, but it means needing a migration tool to apply the migrations in the right order, this is what Sqitch does and many ORMy libraries have migration sort of half-baked in.

It's worth noting that because many of the objects that PostgREST deals with are views, which have no persistent state, the migration of the views can be decoupled from the migration of the persistent objects like tables. Replacing a view (with CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW) can be done very quickly without locking tables as long as you don't change the view's schema.
For sure! Thanks for the reminder. There was a point (as you may know) when the domains were saved into your profile, so you didn't have to add it.
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But what about people who had Covid before or after vaccines existed? No need to punish them
If the phone does not turn on,
I guess I could "wipe" it by opening it up and drilling through every chip I can find. Google would have harder time repairing it then but that's their problem ;-)
I’ve had stuff like this happen on Linux when using it as a desktop all the damn time. It’s just not good enough for that yet (but server? nothing else comes close).

Reverting an apt install is just apt uninstall packagename. Or maybe it’s remove-typing this from the hospital bed so I don’t remember for sure (going home later today though, doing well!)

I hate to recommend this, but if I were in your shoes, I’d just install another distro or OS in place of what you have just to PROVE whether it’s the hardware itself that’s broken, or if it’s only a software issue. If the hardware really is busted, reinstall the factory os-probably windows-then see if you can get it repaired or replaced via warranty. Just put it back into windows world so they don’t use that as an excuse to weasel out of honoring their warranty.
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How do you sort and filter a list based of an object with multiple values?
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There are several options for actual-article-title, including the HTML doc title. In this case I picked it over the heading on the page because it's less baity. That's often the case, so we often do that; it's a standard mod practice going back years, as you'll see if you scroll through the search link in my GP comment.
Like all of Miyazaki’s films?
And how does this prove anything other than there was a Reddit post making a wild claim?
Evil has always existed and will always exist. There is nothing we can do to get rid of all evil.

We do punish the evil behavior. And yet this still allegedly occurred. So perhaps the solution is making sure the evil behavior isn't possible in the first place? Just maybe?
I would suggest that this should also be part of the RMA process for the repair center.

I'd assume it can be done on some device id basis, so 1) Check in phone 2) Initiate wipe 3) put in service tech queue