skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One thing about claims (say display Crimea as part of Russia within Russia and as Ukraine elsewhere), but distorting SIZES of the places on maps according to someone's political preference is well... plain out ridiculous, laughable. It displays how messed up China is more than anything else. It's seriously hard to expect the place that does things like that, as a next superpower. You can't build a superpower on silly, 4-year-old level lies like that one.
Wouldn't a land value taxes be regressive for condos as the more expensive ones are on higher floors and would pay the same rate as people on lower cheaper floors?
Pretty amazing. I couldn't help but remember this yt video(1) by Carl Sagan while zooming out.

(1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wupToqz1e2g
> And that it was important for Toyota to comply with US lawful interception requirements for any communication in automobiles.

Are you just stringing random words together to create sentences?
Around 2017, someone asked me if they could pay ~$22 in BTC. I've not touched it since. Percentage wise, it is my best investment ever by a wide margin.
I think I might be neurodivergent, having a similar look and feel across code editors and terminals always pleases me greatly for some reason. That’s definitely one reason I like Dracula; it’s so easy to get it across everything I use.

Been using it for over a year; IMO it’s a pretty readable theme that’s easy on the eyes.
I plugged in my domain with millions of PVs and it had 0s for all traffic. Pretty useless.
Vouch for this
Even if it claims to be "brutalist", a screenshot directly on site wouldn't stop making it even a little less brutal
American companies make manufacturing deals with China to export manufacturing environmental pollution over there, and to get compliant labor which is somewhat cheaper.
I would support pollution tariffs on imported products to make the pollution export game less profitable to companies like Apple.
That the thing though - and I should have been more clear in my original comment.

What if a user installs a third party phone app, with the intention of never using the standard one? That app would have to be able to send 911 calls.

A bug in how the hand off works - yes that's a serious issue. But certainly that's something that we should still hold Teams accountable for testing before they released their app, too.

edit: typing too fast on a phone...
> Enormous vested interests oppose it.

> Of course, an engaged and educated populace could overcome that.

The "populace" is the "vested interest" that opposes it! The majority of voters are homeowners, and thus their material interests lie in land values rising. As a concrete example of this, Prop 13 was passed by a referendum, not politicians.

As a general point, I think housing is the major weak policy point for the left. The overarching theory that drives their politics is that the wealthy and powerful are the major barriers to positive change. Housing is the one area where that isn't true; the barrier to improvement is the "average" person.
Can someone explain to me how something with a single source of truth (the blockchain database) can be considered decentralized?
It doesn’t have the warped textures but DUSK is probably the closest thing to a PS1
style indie game I’ve seen.
I like Gotham theme more.
Apple could absolutely gate this and a dozen other "problematic" APIs behind a user willfully installing a PWA, and with all the other trimmings they use for "user privacy".

Hell, at this point, make us pay the apple Dev tax to be able to register to send notifications for a domain, make it so there's a reporting process or such with real consequences since you made us jump through so many hoops to register and prove we're real.

But no, Safari lingers and lags, and rightly or wrongly, looks to be gimped in favour of the app store and the walled garden revenue from it.
Haha you should probably feel ancient!

I feel old knowing people in college now were born in the 2000s.
The JetBrains IDE theme? :) I use that theme in CLion and the other JetBrains products.
I envy those who can use dark colour schemes. It hurts my eyes for some reason.
Say you're laying rail track. It will be used for 50+ years. Better to lay it once, relatively slowly, and well than to do a shoddy quick job and have to repair it every 5 years.

Perhaps another argument for the plodding, methodical 55 year-old union guy's way of working?
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(Copy pasting my comment from elsewhere)

> Our gov is effectively captured by financial interests.

The "financial interests" that would provide you the biggest opposition in imposing a LVT are the financial interest of the average voter! The majority of voters are homeowners, and thus their material interests lie in land values rising. As a concrete example of this, Prop 13 was passed by a referendum, not politicians.

As a general point, I think housing is the major weak policy point for the left. The overarching theory that drives their politics is that the wealthy and powerful are the major barriers to positive change. Housing is the one area where that isn't true; the barrier to improvement is the "average" person.
I'd love to use Numpy, but I feel like that'd be cheating for most interviews that use DS/Algorithms.

Maybe I'm wrong though! I'll def ask in the loops.
This is cute. I know someone who'll love this. I hope people do more of these bundles though, as this particular one isn't for me.
Not just meat, also dairy & eggs. Thats significant.
In addition to the apps mentioned already, the mobile browser UI is actually well-liked by many.
Now we need an ad about standing up to Apple.
Doesn’t that enable hostile takeover of land? If I own a school or restaurant, and Apple wants to replace it with a store, they can place a bid such that I can no longer afford the taxes and am forced to sell to them.

Wouldn’t such a system just exacerbate business and the wealthy being able to snatch up land?
I run into problems with video conferencing applications on a semi-weekly basis. The most common is when the dialin number (I use a desk phone for the sound quality) connects to one of their "bad" lines and [doesn't connect, is delayed, can't hear anyone, nobody can hear me, etc... pick your failure of the day]. But there's many times where it fails in other, purely software ways.
You know, that comment is why I looked up and posted this article!
Everyone needs a certain number of square meters to live, work, and grow food in (or indirectly, for others to grow food for them). The same isn't true for the assets you mentioned.
Most of the things we care about on a map are man made too. Roads, tracks, bridges, shops, street addresses. I rarely care about where a mountaintop or a river are. I care for the track to get there or the bridge to cross to the other bank or the road to a restaurant.
Nord also has ports for some applications (Emacs, Guake and Tmux are those I care about). Unfortunately, not for all daily apps yet. https://www.nordtheme.com/ports
That must be down to your bank's specific system. I've been paying my rent that way for... Closer to two decades than one, I think. If theirs is really that stupid, maybe you should switch to another bank. Ask around if anyone you know has a better one.
+1, I never would be where I am today if it weren’t for running a Minecraft server.
> As if the streets are paved with gold everywhere else?

They kind of are, though. Find somebody that is broadly world traveled over a multiple decade period and they will invariably have noticed the stark contrast in the way societies are inside and outside what could be broadly termed the modern western countries.

People that have been stuck in those countries their entire lives simply don't understand how badly they have been robbed.
Japanese lawmakers visit Yasukuni Shrine honoring WWII war criminals
The value of gold is mostly the cost of labour etc. to extract it; to the extent that it's just the value of the land that it was dug out of, sure, I'd support taxing it. Most Georgists support extending the land value tax to other kinds of economic land e.g. slices of radio spectrum. But physical land is the big one that affects society (particularly because everyone needs some land to live on), so it's the most important one to tax.
what was secret from whom? and why should they have been told?

*may be* a violation. or maybe not in violation.
>IMO the biggest issue with property taxes, land taxes, or any other similar idea, is that they arbitrarily tax one kind of wealth over others.

In theory. IMO the practical biggest issue with property tax is that it is usually spent locally, keeping rich neighborhoods well funded and poor neighborhoods poor.
I prefer the reverse: Alucard theme for Terminal
https://github.com/lysyi3m/macos-terminal-themes
And guess what they do when the job ends, turn into CEOs.
You can't just put things in space wherever you want them and then move them whenever you want to or to wherever you want to.
Why is absolute braindead comments like this still tolerated on here. I mean you'd hope that at some point the people who missed out on one of the biggest investment and technological opportunities of our time would just suck it up and either admit they were wrong or quietly move on with their lives but this place is just filled with angry cope comments like this that seek to vilify participants in a new space without even having a moderate understanding of what they're talking about. Maybe just maybe past all the evil scams and get rich quick schemes out there (which is present in any nascent industry), there are some things and people who are interested in this space and aspects of it that don't amount to eXpLoItaTioN.

And just to actually touch on this specific aspect of artists and being exploited, it's a laughable suggestion to mention this in this context when NFTs are one of the first times in recent history when artists can actually take back control from being exploited and unable to provide for themselves without succumbing to essentially giving up their soul - to unlocking their creative freedom and earning potential like we've never seen before.
Yay the government has more control over our lives
uniswap labs != open source uniswap (v1/v2) smart contracts and open source ui, both of which have been forked many times
Sniff sniff, smells like Cli ton amd a bit of orince andrew...
People get tracing alerts? I've had the apps of three different countries now for some 1.5 years running now and never received even a single blip.
> Webkit and Swift I get, they are two major projects started and maintained by Apple people

True, though I would add that WebKit is a fork of KHTML and KJS, KDE's browser and JavaScript engine. Apple had to keep distributing the source code since KHTML and KJS are LGPL.
The realpolitik perspective is that some countries demand allegiance from companies that operate on their soil (China), while others don't (USA). So Apple has a national allegiance to China in that country, and an allegiance purely to profit in the USA. It's easy to guess which country's citizens will receive more corporate philanthropy. See GP comment for the answer.
I'm not addressing idempotency, that's a separate issue. The comparison we're discussing here is about the relative merits of `rm -f` versus the stat/rm (no '-f' option) approach. The parent post addressed a potential weakness of using the '-f' option--and the proposed alternative brings tradeoffs.

I believe your point about idempotency is correct, though.
Why not push notification for PWA to start with? the user buys a 1k phone, finds an app that an indie developer/solopreneur built as PWA to lower the cost, install the app willingly on their device but discover the experience is lacking because....:

Apple wants to milk the users and developers for money in the name of privacy. And on top of that, we've outsiders defending them!
The blockchain database doesn't have an owner. Users (public keys) can only modify very specific things related to them, and no node can arbitrarily modify it.
Apparently this page is bugged as well, the full reply to the testing question is not fully visible on my mobile phone, rotating the phone to landscape revealed the full reply.
That's for iCloud backups of iMessage content, not iMessage itself.
That sounds like you want a tax on communities, not a tax on land. Inasmuch as this is due to a location/group-based "neighbourhood value-add", it seems better to tax the neighbourhood as an organization than to tax the ground they happen to be on.
Well, everyone could start by avoid buying "made-in-china" as much as possible, yet I see exactly the opposite.

Lots of moral on the Internet, but then when it touches getting the next gadget, or saving some bucks...
Isn't Hamas an example of the opposite dynamic--of becoming less fanatical? Yes, Hamas leads violent, armed protests from the Gaza Strip. But there's arguably been less violence compared to the armed conflicts they induced on and across the Lebanese border. Once they began to independently govern (not withstanding lack of Israeli recognition) the Gaza Strip they had to soften their stance somewhat, similar to the PLO, which is an even better example.

This points in the direction of another commenter who mentioned that it's a matter of incentives. Yes, many groups are seemingly defined by their particular disposition on certain issues. But toss some strong incentives into the mix and some of those groups turn out to not be quite as intransigent as thought. Although the Hamas and PLO duo shows the limits to that--Hamas responded to incentive, but definitely not as strongly as the PLO did, perhaps precisely because the PLO holds the more moderate ground, and Hamas as a group distinguishes itself from the PLO in that way. I'd wager that if you could magically extinguish the PLO, then it's likely Hamas would either become more moderate or split in order to fill that vacuum.
Hadn't seen this one before. The darker Nord themes are definitely more of my style. Thanks for calling it out!
Disagree.

For many enterprises/clients this is the key (and only missing feature).
But is the new way better for all usecases?
It is a bit OT to 'run your own social' and 'decentralized forum' though.
>as well as assistance with around a dozen Chinese government causes.

Does anyone have specific info on these? Chinese government causes could be anything, ranging from benign to the truly despicable.
Already done https://youtu.be/euiSHuaw6Q4
> I don't view this as a particularly useful way to view things, though

Well you are also happy to ignore the coercive nature of capitalism - i.e. “advertising” - and the fact that it simply externalizes all real costs - i.e. “most efficient” claims that make no sense - so I’m not sure your world view is really cogent.

For example, people want blueberries. The blueberry producer in Vancouver has packaging facilities on Vancouver island. They ship a bunch of blueberries away from where they were grown to put them in plastic containers, wasting energy and generating pollution. How exactly is the consumer at fault for the inefficiencies inherent in capitalist supply chains? (In place of inefficiency, directly swap “duplication” if it is illustrative)

> capitalism is really efficient at delivering what end-customers want

I strongly disagree, and once again find it to be a self fulfilling prophecy because you have been wholly consumed by capitalist propaganda. For example, see my point about duplicated supply chains; generalize it easily to duplicated work, wasted man hours on marketing and doing research identical to that being done at your competitors, etc..

Finally, realize you are subscribing to the capitalist view of “want” and “end customer” with your language, and arguing capitalism is “the most efficient economic system” might as well put you on Fox News. It’s propaganda. No other economic system has ever existed in a time of such geographic stability, technical prowess, and abundant healthy layout as now, so the point is completely facile.

You must understand, your own point acknowledges this huge hole in capitalism wrt externalities and the massive hidden costs of something, and additionally ignores the role of government and regulatory capture. Even with your kid gloves naive treatment of the situation, you STILL are forced to admit capitalism only aligns with consumer interest on specific goods sold at specific prices. If the price was true - i.e. included and covered all costs to keep a steady climate state, for an easy target - I highly doubt capitalism would be delivering value.

In its pure lust for profit, and I do mean pure, it has destroyed our globe, created class inequality greater than seen in monarchies, and completely subverted global power structures. This is efficient, but not as an economic system or a method of creating goods for people.
I know this would never happen, but I wish people would just default to not buying products made in China....
That's a recent change then https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-12/amazon-dr...
> the same way you install other software

You mean, completely anonymously, and without any association of a machine to an owner?

I install software through `adb install software.apk`, or through `make`, or similar, of packages stored on drive...

I am not sure this can be the model, for this new "unlocking hardware features" scheme. Many will just say, "No "thank" you" - and I am not sure about all the practical consequences. I am even more concerned that this facilitates preparing the way for taking for granted some practice like "register after purchase to be enabled for using the product", which I am informed some already attempted.
But isn't it douyin.com in China? I would think that would be separate in the rankings since the rankings are based on domain.
Most paintings sit in museum storage and are hardly ever seen by anyone (maybe the occasional grad student specialising in that particular artist).

Obviously I'm assuming an equal monetary value of paintings vs land; my point is not about how many acres equal how many paintings but about the impact on other people that taking $1M of paintings vs $1M of land out of circulation has.
> Meanwhile the F35 is an overpriced hangar queen that should never have been built (the F22 is a solid stealth plane).

From what I read, the F-22 is the hangar queen. F-35 can do several supersonic missions per day and is not afraid of rain. It is overpriced, though.
Why on earth would you want apps to be able to intercept calls on a phone?
Go Basics: Flow Control
This is basically how PGXP works too.
> I want people to be able to say "Fuck bank of america, I'm going bankless"

The problem is that there is a bunch of people out there that don't want others to be able to do this and will constantly shout about perils of permissionless DLT systems without acknowledging such (or without mentioning the many ways which permissioned non DLT systems have and continue to fail for increasingly more people [or without having any ideas on how to approach solving such problems in general that individuals can adopt for themseleves], which is really fine to me, because those people can't really stop what has been underway for the past 13 years [and often want somebody else to stop it for them, without even understanding how the systems they want to stop work, or putting any work in themselves to stop it beyond open throat/think piece operations])
Like the same people that buy products knownligy that they were produced in China, and when given the option will always go for the cheaper version instead of the moral one?
> Honestly, I'm not trying to sound like I'm speaking in bad faith or provokingly, but why did you ever expect the top executives of a multi-million (or in this case, trillion) dollar corporation to care about anything but profits and their own well-being? It's just like Zuckerberg said, "Company over country".

That's a common ideological outlook now, but IIRC it wasn't always so and it doesn't have to be so in the future.

Simplistic free market greed-sacks like you describe should be pariahs, and treated as such by society and the government to the point that they find it very hard to make profits.
This isn't connect to just the scarcity of the land. People can live without bitcoin and the Mona Lisa, but you can't live without land. If you want to take this to the extreme imagine if somebody owns the whole country. Housing is a human right.
When Swift was released, it was not open source. At the moment it was open sourced, Swift was not in the news anymore and I remember thinking "ok, whatever".

I wonder if this late open sourcing contributed to this.

And yes, from the outside, it seems very Apple oriented. For any use case outside Apple there seems to be a (more?) suitable language.
Ironically the same people that at the end of the day might have plenty of "made-in-china" products at home.
Wasn’t this the quote from IBM’s CEO in the 1930s…the one who sought world peace through his trade with Hitler?
> I see that you don't fully understand the problems of composability, compatibility, and versioning and are too eager to dismiss them based on your prior experience with inferior type systems.

> You are conflating your experience with particular conventional tooling with a general availability of superior type systems and toolings out there.

You literally quoted my project as one of your two examples of superior systems and now you're telling me I don't understand how superior systems work because I have no experience with them?
They don't need to shutter the company to reuse the domain. They could have moved the company to alexarank.com .
Paywalled: https://archive.md/sByqF

Why kill infant gorillas, so they don't grow up to outnumber the chimpanzees. This is warfare to attack the youth and let the old die out.
surely they will by the end of the week, after vetting sources?
Each should start by their own circle of influence by not buying products made against their morals.
Why TV Lost (2009)
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I’ve seen at least one person from the Swift team involved in the Rust project on github - does the Swift team have special privileges in this case?
Ah, the ol' "No ethical consumption under capitalism so I do not need to care about what I consume" argument.
Just because injustice is so widespread in the world does not mean that we do not have the responsibility of our own impact upon the world.
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No, you're actually basic as fuck.