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bUt I tHoUghT butCoin was uZed f0r fRaUgHt ???

And now you are telling me real banks and real US dollars are used in frauds too ?? The horror !

/sarcasm
All LCD technologies have pixel transition times that vary based on the old and new colors and are often larger than the refresh rate, this is nothing new with OLED. Typically these do get improved over time. I've compared the video on my OLED phone and non-OLED monitor and the smearing is not significantly different.
Yeah, that is basically what that Clojure code does. All of the data structures in Clojure are persistent and use structural sharing.
First and foremost, we have become good friends over the years, so I enjoy the ceremony of entering his home to sit down and hang out before making a purchase. The quality has been consistently excellent over the years, even before legalization. I also sometimes get headaches from dispensary flower that I never get from this flower, which my guy attributes to the "organic" (i.e. no pesticide) grow that his source uses.

I will say that I discovered cannabis-infused beverages only a few months ago, and they are the most compelling alternative to flower for both me and everyone I've talked to.
> being able to prove ownership

I’m skeptical that this holds in a legal sense.

Something that may be effectively the same as ownership of something, maybe. Makes sense that a license to do something could be granted which requires the licensee to possess some thing. (E.g. perhaps I could grant someone the license to use a video clip, but only under the condition that they own any red pen while publishing any derivative works?)

But I’m skeptical that possessing a token can strictly speaking confer legal ownership of a copyright.
I didn't know there is a web performance community. But I deal every day with web sluggishness community.
>Type C is an interface specification not a guarantee that you're $19 cable will be compatible everything man could desire to implement in your lifetime.

Except that is exactly what a lot of people think Type C will and should provide. And whether you agree with that they think or not is an entirely different question.

My other reply https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29452173
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Well, the json parser example is th heaviest one, compiling about a minute on my 2 core virtual machine. I guess it doesn' really matter, you can always put the parser definition is a separate compilation unit. The language grammar you are parsing should not change too frequently.
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At any given time, the 'order book' will have offers and bids at given prices and at given volumes. There can be imbalances in the order book.

If there are offers starting from 100,1 and bids starting from 99,9 but there is only one offer below 105 and many bids at 99,0 that is a valuable signal. From a 'random walk' perspective you would expect the price to rise quite soon. By spoofing you can either create this imbalance to get people to falsely trade on the imbalance, or you can hide this imbalance once you notice it so only you get to profit off the signal.

Hence, spoofing can be manipulative even if being a decent distance away from the current price, hence not running that much risk of the orders being filled.
Wow. They even don't want to pretend that videos are for viewing.
The kingpin got its share.
I remember the sales director at a company I worked for telling me he liked to hire ex-military people because they were compliant. If he told them to cold call 100 people then they would do exactly that.
> people who use cannabis on a daily basis will probably tend to produce and pursue bad ideas

I'm convinced people just produce and pursue bad ideas in general. That's why our society functions best by rewarding people with good ideas, and making damn sure everybody knows the core ones, from language to mathematics.

Every idea starts out bad, anyway. That's what design, engineering, and craft are for: Making ideas better until they're useful, beautiful, or good enough to experiment further with.
This would encourage the behavior because if there is less stock of the company held by anyone it increases the price .

Shareholders can change corporate behavior lik Carl Icahn but here it seems like it was very opaque to even monitor, the other way they can enforce good behavior is to sell the stock.
One of the things I love about leather is it’s extreme durability!

I’ve been wearing the same leather boots for 4 winters now, a leather jacket is steadily approaching the 10 years marks.

More generally: sustainability problems can be mitigated or solved by buying stuff that lasts, see for instance /r/BuyItForLife

Is mushroom leather as durable?
How is a program "free" if using it forces you to make to release your own code under specific (or precisely compatible) license? Giving up your original rights seems to be the worst kind of payment, and I'm not even talking about FSF's obsession with strongly nudging software authors into yielding their copyright to FSF.
How would they be left holding the bag?

If the going rate for a bar of chocolate is $1, and i add 100s of listings for a bar of chocolate at $1.10, then if you buy my spoof chocolate I’ll have earned 10 cents in arbitrage.
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AirTags are able to leverage all the iOS devices in the world which gives them a major advantage over Tile in terms of tracking reliability. Airtags seem to be a major step forward for the “internet of things.”

Although this article seems like exaggeration, it’ll be interesting to see how Apple handles situations where their trackers are being used maliciously… (possibly adjusting what they’ve already implemented with alerts after x amount of time of a foreign airtag tracking you)
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Spirit produces recursive descent parser, ctpg produces LR(1).
So the parse speed is just much better.
And the set of possible language grammars is bigger.
Plus (this is just my opinion) ctpg just looks more intuitive.
I have filed an official issue with the uutils repository, asking the developers/maintainers to consider switching to GPL:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29456115

I've tried making non-confrontational arguments in favor of the switch. Consider adding to them if you agree (or counter-arguing if you oppose, I guess) - but please keep the tone there less argumentative than here.
Can unbranded Firefox check for updates now?
But compression tests only have that issue because there are degrees of success for those tests, even for the same compression algorithm. I don't think they're hiding the test vectors because they're worried about gaming the tests by purposely failing to process valid inputs to achieve better metrics, just writing overly specific heuristics.

For straightforward corner case acceptance tests (which I would assume covers most of the coreutils test suite) there's not really a danger of overfitting unless the developers are literally writing if statements that match a single input from the test and provide the correct output.
The mycologist Paul Stamets wears a hat made of this leather. He has to be careful around fire because of the flammability, it's made from tinder fungus after all.
It’s crazy. If one tried to steal 10k from the bank, you would go to jail. If you steal millions through illegal trade practices, you just pay a fraction of what you stole.
As I understand, Linux doesn't have a kernel-to-driver API so "upstreaming" a driver means that you have to maintain it and update every time something in the kernel changes.

Windows driver model is so much better. Windows driver model allows you (in theory) to run drivers written 20 years ago.

Linux model doesn't scale because the more drivers the kernel includes, the more work is required to update them when something changes.

Also Linux model doesn't allow reusing unmodified drivers by other operating systems. So developers of other OS's have to duplicate the work that already has been done.
It can be inferred that if 89% of the eligible population has had 1 dose in the UK with time the 2nd dose will follow soon. But the large time period between doses in the UK lets the fully vaccinated number lag.

With Austria the case is different.
>Many GNU, Linux and other utilities are useful, and obviously some effort has been spent in the past to port them to Windows. However, those projects are written in platform-specific C, a language considered unsafe compared to Rust, and have other issues.

>Rust provides a good, platform-agnostic way of writing systems utilities that are easy to compile anywhere, and this is as good a way as any to try and learn it.

If you want some software to be platform agnostic, you can write it in C in a way that is not platform specific. So rewriting some software in Rust to be platform agnostic doesn't seem a good reason for a rewrite. Also, even if the C software to be rewritten isn't platform-agnostic, at least some part of it is, so by using C you don't have to rewrite everything.

I'm sure that Rust can have a lot of valid use cases but the trend of "Hey, let's rewrite X in Rust just because ..." I don't agree with.
What do we know about the durability of mushroom leather and how does its environmental impact compare with animal leather?
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IANAL but two things would factor in:

1) Is this a traditional breach of IP law, i.e. the open source project infringing on a patent or IP of the employer?

2) Did this predate your employment and conversation to be employed? i.e. could contributing to this project constitute as furthering the employers business interest and reasonably be considered a derivative work from being employed?

The latter seems to be what you're describing, and there are examples in the manual cited above. If it's a different area of work than your employer then it's of no consequence, but yes if you're using your employment to further your understanding and to make something that roughly fulfils the need - then this falls under my earlier comment of "They asked you to work on this as part of your employment" and you would likely have to give up the project.
Could someone add 2020 to the title?
The middle-man feared to be cut out and replaced by new humbler middle-man and lobbied for safety regulations to kill the emerging competition?
lol, people paying money for this?
Or he didn't screw it up and that's the FBI's standard excuse.
"semi-done" means:

1. Not done. :-(

2. A lot has been done already, i.e. not just-started.

3. Not almost-done, i.e. there's significant work still to be done
Seems like a good problem for Apple to have where their AirTags are reliable, convenient and affordable enough that even thieves are using them.
Would be interesting to know how it compares in user base and exposure. The fediverse poll lasted 1 day and gained 268 votes and with only 31 boosts (i.e. "retweets" in fediverse terminology). How many people saw the poll is hard to tell and depends too on the social graph from author and boosters, as well as the network of federated instances involved.

When posting a poll on HN, it of course has to reach the minimum number of upvotes to reach front page (which I believe for Polls and Ask HN is a bit higher than regular submissions).
> This means that the signal and spectrum are both sampled discretely and not continuous as that would not be possible on a computer.

I mean, true in a technical sense, but don't all the sample functions here have known analytical Fourier transforms?

One of the coolest parts about this (in my eyes) is seeing how a time shift causes a linear phase rotation in the frequency domain. But one has to choose the parameters very carefully to avoid stark aliasing (not in the Nyquist but just the "see individual line segments" sense). I would've at least hoped for a "sample count" or similar slider to control the sampling resolution.

It would also be cool to have functions in the shape dropdown that are not symmetrical. For example, I read the side text about "Taking the Fourier Transform twice results in the original signal flipped along the time axis." and wanted to try that - but with symmetrical functions the flipping is not evident. Sure, introducing a time shift did the trick, but it was a tiny disappointment.

Btw, contrary to other comments here, I like the cube visualizations and I think it makes some sense. I mean, it doesn't significantly advance my understanding/intuition by leveraging some geometric relation between the cube faces [1], but just having 3D plots of both time and frequency domain is novel to me.

[1] Although I will admit that this will help me in picturing the "apply four times to get back the original function" (does this have a name? Double-involution?).
Something something those who give up software freedom for software's usefulness deserve neither something something.
Shareholders can't be asked to police the company. That's not their job. They don't have the resources nor the expertise to do it.
> On HN, everyone treats Airpods like some sort of fad toy

isn't it possible that this is just you generalizing a bit too much?

I've simply said they're just earphones and aren't going to change humanity as we know it

every brand offer some kind of earbuds, my phone came with a couple of them, never used them, having to charge another device that can fail at any moment is not my idea of comfort.

> In real life, my friends love the device.

Oh, well, if your friends love it, everyone else must be wrong then...

(it seems to me that your conclusion are based on very few observations and not representative of anything. for example you said in every city airpods are everywhere. I live in Italy, they are definitely not everywhere, they ate pretty rare. they are also very expensive for the general population , my friends with an iPhone buy Xiaomi earbuds, they are good enough and cost 1/10th)
> telling “the other side” they don’t actually believe what they believe

Their actions, in the form of legislation, conflict drastically with the stated beliefs, and trying to discuss that never gets anywhere. See other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29457639

(Manifesto hypocrisy is not at all exclusive to the right! But for some reason it doesn't get used as an attack line in the same way in the other direction)

Is the Texas abortion ban "limited government"? Show your working.
Don't forget the far more common access barrier. The White House press room and its analogues only hold so many people.
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By definition, leather is "animal skin treated in order to preserve it, and used to make shoes, bags, clothes, equipment, etc" So, there is no such thing as mushroom leather. Maybe a mushroom leather substitute.

>Mushroom leather is an environmentally friendly material because it can be treated without using polluting substances. At the end of it's life, the material is completely biodegradable and compostable.

I think that is true for real leather, too.
Opera has sketchy, for-profit owners. Vivaldi seems like it has better ownership.
Thinking about physical causation and information
Imagine a large asteroid impacts earth in the distant past, say several billion years ago. What does it mean physically when it is discovered in the 20th century and later in the early 21st century is read about by people world wide on the internet and in scientific publications? Since thinking and electronic and print texts are physical processes this event (cause) is still having real physical effects today including ones that encode the nature of the event. It is incredible to me that atoms moving 2 billion years ago can provide a cause that has as an effect description of specifically why atoms were
moving 2 or 3 billion years ago but whether or not this description (information transmission across time) was ever uncovered depends on the fine details of the configuration of other matter that we call human beings. There is the proverbial butterfly effect where a butterfly in the Amazon causes are hurricane in the gulf of Mexico or whatever but I think the butterfly effect where an asteroid impact 2 billion years ago on one continent causes thoughts to form on another that recognize it as an asteroid impact is even more amazing.
I think it is a valid answer to a question that has been posed. I think the reason for the down-votes is that you did not elaborate on as to why MIT is a turnoff for you, and/or why you would rather prefer GPLv3 over MIT.

...or perhaps they did not like the last part of your comment, the "it's just the way I roll" one.
I think the insinuation is more that the GNU project probably was also breaking license terms in order to do the rewrites. (Not commenting on the veracity of that claim though)
No, I'm using the latest launcher with my Mojang account.
For compression tests it's a little different, since the problem is often underdefined even for a fixed algorithm and different implementations may produce encodings with different efficiencies (space, compression time, decompression time) for different inputs. Compression implementations can overfit on some inputs and produce subpar results on average even if they produce valid outputs for all inputs.

However I doubt this applies to coreutils' tests, which I suspect are more about conformance.
Personal. But would galdly use it in production if given opportunity.
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In the Whatsapp group, you don't have to share anything about yourself or your child that you don't want to. The daycare might only post very generic info about opening times, events, etc, or it might be one used only for parents to communicate among themselves, at their option.

Facebook know who is in the group and what they post but none of it is necessarily confidential information.

On the other hand, the daycare as part of their operations know lots of details of your children's development, health issues, allergies, mental health, educational attainment and special needs. They know if you are getting divorced, who has custody, if there are dangerous people in the child's life and so on.

Is keeping this private really in the same ballpark as choosing to have a WA group or not?
We need to both shame the websites/companies doing this and tell them that it is unacceptable.
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I think metal housing is still part that is designed to block EM radiation from generator. Which will also block wifi. Then there is all EM that is inside and agree would be nice if it outputs decent waveform.
It's nice having durable products, and frustrating when things succumb to unnecessary failure. I think that given the externalities of producing it, though, it seems increasingly short-sighted to look at that metric in isolation.

What about durability per hectare of dead forest or kilo of CO2?

Though I'm quite fond of leather shoes, I'd gladly take a slightly less durable product that's many times less harmful to produce.
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I think this a profound strike against free will.
I am not sure what is the issue with your system but I am using Chromium with Netflix on Linux (arch so I guess pretty much latest versions of everything) just fine
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How do these utils help when sudo is broken?
I'm just using FSF terminology when describing a FSF point of view. I myself don't agree with the FSF stance on that issue, but the point still stands - the FSF is an advocacy organization (not a tech organization) that is at its very core about promoting any free (per their definition) software as superior.
A few months back I opened a link to a new article using an in-app browser (no ad-blockers). I kid you not, upon initial load the entireiy of the screen was ads or "annoyances". The one thing missing was the entire reason I clicked on the link.
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In my country traditional craftsmen used tinder fungus to make hats and bags.
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Really? Random crypto companies in the cayman islands are less transparent to me than banks which are subject to a huge amount of regulation.
That "in a way" is what I refer to. rland proposed a more physics based model. So I'll look at things through that lens.

The first image, 2011, makes me think of tower carst formations, like Ao Phang Nga National Park or the Li River. It's indeed a "crazy land formation" in that most of the planet is not like that. But well within what a more physics based model might generate.

The second image, 2021, makes me wonder what's going on. How did that concavity appear in the bottom left? Was it limestone? Sandstone, like NM's Natural Amphitheater or CO's Cliff Palace? How is the top of the concavity supported, given that it appears to carry a lot of earth?

What is the geological connection to the ridge above it? How is the ridge supported? It appears highly eroded. Where did the scree go? (Shouldn't some have filled in the exposed concavity?) Why is the transition from light-colored to green so clearly delineated?

In the real-world, large cave systems are rare, and walkable ones even less common. But they are also part of what make Minecraft fun.

So yes, I think a more realistic (in the physics sense) would be less fun than what Minecraft does. (Excepting, perhaps, a small number of more geophysically inclined players.)