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Babylon Bee is already clearly labeled. How much more clear do you want them to be? Only a true moron could possibly be confused by such a headline.
Another question would be: which Spanish Inquisition - the real one, or the one that lives in popular culture?
The Dactyl gives Kinesis vibes, you mean! :^)

Kinesis has been around since the early 90s making keyboards like this.
The up and downvotes are not there to evaluate the truth, the cited source of the claim is. No system can be a substitute for the reader to investigate themselves. The things I'm proposing basically just help triage your effort.
After reading both articles, I am skeptical about the BMJ article.

It paints a bad picture, but it doesn't seem to answer overall picture about the vaccine. Namely, was there testing done by other people for the vaccine?

Misinformation doesn't have to be completely made up. The worst misinformation is carefully selected parts of the truth.
I love that we can, for some network architectures, "ask" it to generate a (set of varied) super-stimulus example(s), something that is 100% "that thing". So at least sometimes, we can see what "friendly tank" means.

I wonder if in many of the AI can/can't discussions we are implicitly talking about different time horizons. I think you're right, yet given enough time, I feel like an AI (designed for, among other goals, understanding) would be capable of communicating out its credence values and points of misunderstanding.
I think you're over-literally interpreting what above poster said. Above poster probably doesn't speak Mandarin so their retelling might be missing some nuance.
This comment has been marked as not fact, but opinion.
It is the thought behind it: there is a single true opiniom.

Mind you: it may even be worse. Not in terms of physical harm.
So this isn't a fine but a settlement, so I suppose you could argue that JPM wouldn't have agreed to pay it if they couldn't afford it. Otherwise, the kind of structure you're describing is similar to punitive damages[1], which strike me as good in theory, if not practice.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punitive_damages#United_States
That depends on how they wrote their policies. If they were careful, they left themselves room in their policies to be flexible about people who don't have access to prod. If they weren't --- and lots of teams aren't --- then it's tricky to go back and say "oops I got that part of the policy wrong, the new policy says we can do whatever we want in this case". Again: the real thing SOC2 is assessing is consistent enforcement and monitoring. It's not a "security audit".
I'd say there's not "enough," and in a sense, precedent is never binary, like "yes or no?" The law having distinctions and extensions and so on. US will probably find EU law persuasive but not binding.

So broadly, I think at least part of the strategy is "don't wake the beast." You really don't want e.g. "Microsoft v. Tiny GPL guy" as a big case because the law is far from perfect and there would be a lot of potential incentive/influence in MS's favor. (True, you'd get lots of Amicus action from Mozilla et al, but that would probably not be enough)
Who are "we", and why not?
Welcome to the new normal. Simple Bank attempted the "no customer service" stuff with banking products and fortunately it failed. Robinhood is attempting it as well, and, well idiots keep pouring money into it. Your email provider went that way a long time ago. It's profitable not to provide customer service, and companies are in a place where it's hard to sue them.
Its not even a single day's earnings. They had a net income of 11.6 Billion in Q3 2021 which averages out 127 million a day (including weekends).

https://www.jpmorganchase.com/content/dam/jpmc/jpmorgan-chas...
Are you saying they don't make fun of the "radical rightists" who deny climate change is real, refuse to take basic safety measure in a worldwide pandemic, decry a war on Christians & Christmas, yet worship a man who raw dogged a porn star when his 3rd wife was home with their new born baby?

Your framing and perspective is interesting to say the least.
they provide backup codes for this very reason
>This has nothing to do with 1A. Businesses have the right to refuse service if you're being too loud in their establishment. Sorry, not sorry.

If the purpose of 1a is to foster a society where speech is democratic, then it does, because corporations have largely replaced governments as the primary arbiters of information. So philosophically, the idea behind it is very relevant.

The kind of power that governments abused, leading to 1a, is in some ways analogous to corporate power today. Whether that analogy is valid is the debate, right?

I'm not from the US, but I wonder - just like how liberalism radically reimagined governance and the role of the commons in their relationship to the state, I wonder how a revolution this century could radically reimagine the digital commons.

What will seem like obvious, basic digital rights, 100 years from now, that are completely unimaginable to my digitally medieval brain, like a preliberal medieval peasant?
Ummm...BMJ is close to the very definition of 'elites' with regard to medicine. This circumstance goes against the typical complaints of things being as simple as "elites controlling the narrative."
A big business can make much more damage than a small one. Also, even relatively small fine can shake heavily a small business. So, yes, I'm totally for fines that communicate to the doer that the done is not good.
Your argument boils down to “well the body learns what it looks like and so discriminates against similar looking viruses with more exposure allowing more targeted responses.” Under this theory, shouldn’t a natural immunity (as obtained from prior infection with alpha/delta) result in better immune response because it has learned “more” way to discriminate than the spike protein? Boosters seem inappropriate if the theory is to provide a wide database against which the immune system can check for similarities and associated response because they are targeted at the spike protein.
The client is a piece of shit tho.

Posted to the wrong channel/topic more than once now..

A native mac app would be a game changer. Would pay for it.
Because punishment is not in their purview ?
It’s unfortunate that cmd-tab behavior cannot be customized not to bring all windows in front. It makes a pain working with multiple apps. And, this behavior hasn’t been the case all along, IIRC.
I had the same problem and yt-dlp fixed it.
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Hooray for Zulip! It is a ready great example of the amazing things that can be accomplished by an open source community (and founder's like Tim Abbott who understand how to prioritize that community and its users). Thank you for your work!
Breathless admiration of Miami as a "tech city" based on tweets by the disempowered mayor of the City of Miami (population bupkis) are a red flag that the author isn't thinking very seriously or speaking from direct experience, rather just regurgitating memes and shortcut thoughts.

If you have ever lived in Miami (the 3M person metropolis, whose mayor is not Francis Suarez), you know that techies goes there to party, vacation, or retire but the actual startup scene suffers from perennial brain drain with no end in sight.
> If Ukraine is attacked they will fight to the death

They will not. They gave up Crimea almost without fight. Many people at Ukraine are russian speaking and many of them don't mind becoming a part of Russia, just like Criemea people. Just compare with Chechen war in 90's.
> I put my point far too weakly

Nah - IMO you made a super strong point which is why I wanted to respond with my thoughts. I was just trying to explain why I was being pedantic pulling some of the words apart with my "sorry for abrupt/aggressively agreeing" comment =)

Cheers!
I did that on a high school Windows lab PC, put the task bar on top of the screen, set it to auto-hide, and killed explorer.exe so the Desktop icons were only part of the background.

A prof had to ask me to set it back because they couldn’t figure it out.
With languages with rich runtimes that is exactly the point.

Actually in a way, POSIX is the missing C's runtime that wasn't made part of ISO C.
I’m not in disagreement, and I don’t really have an opinion either way on crypto I see it as a cool technology but I don’t care for politics, but I think the solution isn’t just that future generations will find it easier. I think that instead future generations will have an abstraction layer that makes using crypto as simple as using PayPal.
Can't get it to work on macOS, having tried all possible commands. There seem to be open issues about it in openwith repo. But definitely seems like a good option. Thanks!
Interesting. Quite a nice upgrade from the PI4, A76 vs A72 cores, faster clock, and 4x the PCIe. Looks like pine64 and Radxa have products planned.

Looks promising for a small NAS, firewall, router, and similar. The additional PCIe means that 2.5Gbit or even 10G interfaces will be much more useful. Maybe a good replacement for the discontinued Odroid-h2+ that had 2 or 6 2.5 Gbit ports.
My understanding is that it's not completely trivial to make these kinds of policy changes once you get past your Type 1. This would be a nitpick except that it implies something important about how you should handle SOC2: don't be ambitious or expansive in your Type 1 audit, and leave yourself room to see what's going to work long term. This is something I've seen a lot of people mess up.
The problem is that BigTech funded 'news' organizations will bad-mouth and deplatform these new and different platforms as soon as they pose any threat. Their domains will be seized(Dreamhost removed Parler), infrastructure will be taken out(Cloudflare removed 8chan, Amazon banned Parler) or they will be removed from app stores(Gab was removed from both Playstore and Fdroid).
Is there any indication if double-vax + exposure carries similar benefit?

My wife had 2x Pfizer and then she and our kids got delta. I had 2x Moderna and never had symptoms and tested negative 3 times. No quarantining whatsoever -- slept in the same bed as my wife, the kids still crawled all over me. I still got boosted a few weeks ago, but I've been curious if living in a sick-house with 100% certainty of exposure would carry its own booster effect.
Say no, get a new client, or say yes. Those are your options. I would tell them no though. If its a company laptop they could have an argument but its you are a freelancer... I would not do that.
I am talking of the real one (which as you say is much milder than the popular one): they did burn books and prosecute people for their ideas, which is what I was thinking of.
But that has been done again and again.

Let's not talk about Covid, but climate change (which interestingly never attracted the Facebook et al fact checkers even though it is a much more existential crisis for humanity). There are many sites that debunk the arguments like "it was warmer in the middle ages", "warming can be attributed to sun activities", realclimate.org is a great resource for instance. Still the same arguments get brought up every time, and the facts simply get ignored.
Yes, within Google Search.
Well, with the decline of newspapers there should be plenty of unemployed journalists who'll be happy to spread some knowledge around FB for a moderate fee?

Or - this thought scares me the most - FB actually doesn't care about facts?
Sorta side question: is it legal/ethical to say, “open source unless you’re a company of more than X people then it’s X * $Y to license”
yes

here is a more detailed docs link:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/ente...
`valuable`[1] was initially written to support tracing, but I see this 0.1 release doesn't use it. Is valuable seen as more of an add-on to this approach, rather than core to it?

[1]: https://tokio.rs/blog/2021-05-valuable
People can reasonably get multiple phone numbers. A good countermeasure against this would make this easier and less expensive for people to do, e.g. you buy one phone plan and the phone company gives you two phone numbers, either of which you can change at your leisure. Then you give one to your friends and the other to your enemies, and change the second one every time you encounter a new enemy.
My claim (upthread) was "honest and uncensored discussion." You can talk in censored ways about it, yes.

If you think it's okay to censor particular views because they're obviously wrong or misguided... you're totally free to hols that view, but that's still censorship.
I'd also add that much of what drives Silicon Valley tech to a significant degree is the highly educated first immigrant and the support system and retail infrastructure that this requires (i.e. familiar restaurants, grocery stores, cultural events, language schools/tutoring).

So I would say most folks saying the center tech will just move to Texas are discounting the needs for first generation immigrants to travel home to Asia Pacific as well as have a local support network.

It's trivially easy for Keith Rabois, Jason Calacanis or Peter Thiel to move to Miami or Elon Musk to Austin. It's another thing for Sundar Pichai, Satya Nadella, Jensen Huang to move to Miami/Austin and feel more at home versus just staying put.

I use this as a barometer of first generation immigrant tech friendliness.

Also its not that it wouldn't be great if all places had built in support for first generation tech immigrants - its just not the current reality.

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If you're looking for something small but more ergonomic than a Plank, take a look at the Atreus (either as a DIY or in a kit from Keyboario[1]). I also had issues with the Plank but the slight angle of the keys on the Atreus has been extremely comfortable for me.

[1] https://shop.keyboard.io/products/keyboardio-atreus
Maybe it's a generational thing. In the olden days, Open Source was basically GPL. But nowadays, Open Source is basically BSD.

So I get it that all the npm developers don't really consider that some licenses might be restrictive.
Seems weird to me to frown upon python and then being ok with perl.. but whatever floats your boat! Perhaps check out https://github.com/iawia002/annie which is Go so you can get a static binary.
For the last few years, the only people using the word "woke" are constantly outraged conservative commentators. It's impossible to take you seriously when you use terms like that.

Since I don't exist in that bubble, can you define "woke" & "woke culture"?
This article ought to appear as a wallchart on all highschool physics labs!

No mind the fact that the more complicated bits might not be taught at school - they are there to show students that with progress comes a better understanding.

Highschool students now learn Newtonian physics without Relativity - or Lagrangian, Hamiltonian mechanics but they know that a better understanding of mechanics requires a more in depth approach if they're to get the full picture. With mechanics, they'll pick up that fact from popular culture alone.

That learning thermodynamics is absolutely crucial to having a proper understanding of physics is not so well understood - nor in my experience was the fact taught with the necessary conviction when I was learning physics - much to my later chagrin.

Initially, I found thermodynamics somewhat boring and it came as a shock when it eventually dawned on me that it's at the very central heart of physics - and very interesting at that. For years, I've thought that one of the main problems is the somewhat lack of direction many textbooks take to teaching the subject. Why that's so is too big to cover here except to say the article demonstrates the reason - as Einstein said, 'make everything as simple as possible but not simpler'. If not taught carefully, thermodynamics suffers the problem of getting early concepts across in preconceived ways that are at the risk of having to be 'unlearned' later.
Just a shout out for @cperciva's https://www.tarsnap.com/

> Encryption: your data can only be accessed with your personal keys. We can't access your data even if we wanted to!
Umm, no they are under instructions directly from Chesa Boudin, He initiated a reduction of pretrial incarceration and reduction of cash bail. His DA office is only trying ~50% of crimes compared to other major cities where the percent is 80-90%. In addition he is facing a recall this coming June.

Info about Chesa Boudin - https://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Chesa-Boudin-San-Fra...

recall - https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/exclusive-sf-district-...
That’s not true. Facebook actively censors certain URLs from being shared in a DM on Messenger and WhatsApp. How is that any better than the “Great Firewall of China”?
They could at least do it so they could hammer the news with soundbites for the next election: Police took N reports about crime, showing that set stats are undercounting by M; Police arrested X for QoL crimes, but released all but Y because the DA doesn't care about you, etc...
Or, you’re making a ton of conjecture without knowing the situation, the people involved, their relationship, what was actually said, the emotional context, and are forming all of these opinions stated as fact from a few lines of text on an HN comment.

I wish people were more charitable on HN, on the internet, and in life.
If I am reading this correctly your domain name .tld is the issue here and not the .onmicrosoft.com naming convention. If this is the case check where the DNS is pointing, and re-validate inside of 365. I assume that you are not going to switch your MX record until everything is validated, and then demonstrate to Microsoft with a DKIM record that you control the domain.

They should allow the switch of the .tld domain to your new tenant.
Sounds like Facebook’s punitive measures for users exercising free speech was created by the same people who invented China’s social credit system.
Perhaps I phrased that poorly.
Every crisis is used to lobby (argue) for policies which further enrich the rich.

So much of the money that was spent during the covid response was shoveled at businesses and capital owners.
> Project status: Alpha. While this project works and is used by many sites in production, configuring is substantially more error-prone than the normal Zulip installer (which Just Works).

There is a docker container but as Zulip themselves say, it is not simple to deploy.
> "Masks work. That was not the question."

no, 'masks work' is an extremely poor and politically-loaded statement (and as such, not a 'fact'). that phrase is meant to be thought-terminating, projecting false certainty, and curtly implies they work everywhere, all the time. instead, it should be something like 'masks are able to filter viable virus particles under the right conditions'.

that kind of distortionary perspective has been used to mandate wearing masks in public spaces, where they almost always do exactly no good at all (no additional benefit beyond normal human behavior and interaction), and neglects to mandate that we wear them around friends and family (social situations) where masks might potentially filter some live (viable) virus from warm exhalation and/or from close and prolonged inhalation by the uninfected.

as such, that usage/mandate is not for public health at all. it's political, for the individual, the reporter and the politician, to signal in-grouping and to apply counterproductive social pressure passive-aggressively (again, not to reduce spread, but to signal brainless obeisance).
From the legal standpoint, using those sort of services for storing sensitive case data like that is a bad call. too much media in those situations violate the terms and services of most platforms paid or not, and too many of those platforms have too many liberties with the usage policies on the media.

If you are dealing with case data, you should be have those policies reviewed carefully, and should likely be encrypting before storing anywhere anyway.

I say should because I almost never see case data stored to standard.
1st time i laughed reading a readme for such a brandifious project.
I didn't claim it bans "any discussion." I claimed it bans "honest and uncensored discussion."
You're looking at the date on the original whistleblower article in the BMJ. The open letter is dated today.
We're not living in a democracy. We're living in an oligarchy. Of course those at the top won't get punished. That class never gets punished. Who else is gonna fund all those old decrepit bickerers in Washington?
This is a political fight. The mistake is believing in some sort of disinterested, unbiased institution adjudicating truth separate from influences of interest groups and political power.

The existence of power-centers like giant social media monopolies guarantees they are targets for political interests to hijack that power & censor opponents. Even if you could snap your fingers and magically populate these dominant platforms, and media/journalist institutions as well, with good faith actors (even here they are limited by their ability to actually know what is true), this wouldn't be a stable equilibrium and would in short order be populated and/or lobbied/pressured/swayed by political opportunists.
The boring one
Do you have a link for the pacman behaviours? Can't find it
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Because it is your job? Plenty of people deal with managers who don't heed their advice, they don't get to opt-out of working.

Even if a DA refuses to prosecute anyone, police could also still work to prevent crime in the first place, no?
As in, it doesn’t send the email.

And there’s no way to edit out the “mailto:” portion.

So the solution is to copy and paste the link into a text editor/notepad, remove the “mailto:” portion and then copy and paste the remaining portion into the mail client to,cc,bcc field.

And I think a better solution would be to either:
A) automatically parse out the mailto: portion when pasting into the to,cc,bcc field.

Or B) prompt the user before doing A. Ie “do you mean to send to test@test.com?”
As a matter of fact, the real question here is… “What IS a fact?”

Nobody is asking this. And that is the first problem here.
I've been reading Graeber's final book, "The Dawn of Everything," and in it he makes/repeats the observation that many cultures in contact with each other end up defining themselves as "not-the-other-culture," which he called (and I think others call) cultural schismogenesis.

I think you can genericize it a bit and say humans are bad at defining themselves and need a reference point, and they often take the opposite stance of that reference point. I think this model fits in with that pretty well - there are groups who want to be "not-the-elite" which, if successful, the elite adopt. Classic "hipsterism."

It also fits in with a lot of local, national, and global politics, market differentiation, etc.
> Only a true moron

At Facebook's scale there are very many 'morons' out there who might see it.

And this article demonstrably confused at least one person... as it got fact checked didn't it?