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Working class people need healthcare. You need healthcare according to how sick you are, not according to how large the professional-managerial class is or how its incomes are trending.

Inequality is a very weird frame for the well-being of a society or its less fortunate. The absurdity of sending back your paycheck being an “improvement” is just one element. We can have rising living standards across the board & call it a catastrophe because those at the top are rising faster. Or we can have a collapse, and say that your schadenfreude at your neighbor’s demise makes you whole. The whole model is absurd.

Not to mention the carelessness between income and wealth. Moving income from high wage earners to the portfolios of shareholders is actually good for income and wage equality. It amplifies wealth inequality, but that gets a lot less play since we mainly tax wages.
As someone who occasionally reads Bari Weiss, I'm a little confused with your comment.

Was your intent here just a straight up ad hominem/name-calling approach, while not addressing any substance of anything? She's 'weak, pathetic, controlled opposition' and a 'greedy journalist' and 'suddenly adopted all the talking points of the right'?

Can you substantiate any of those claims? Is every journalist a 'greedy' journalist? Is she greedy because she's doing well for herself outside of a large traditional for-profit american media company? Or is she greedy or disingenuous because all of her views don't perfectly align with the prevailing opinion of those large traditional for-profit american media companies and their subscriber base? (or is she greedy because of her intersectional identity as a jewish lesbian?)

Why is what she writes pointless? What writing does have a point? Does anything have a point? What are you even talking about?

This ad hominem argument is so typical of American online discourse today. Everything gets the ad hominem attack if it falls outside of the prevailing opinion of the tribe in that particular moment. Labeling someone as 'the right' when they are not in fact on 'the right' is one of the stupid tactics of the day to try to keep people flowing with the prevailing opinions on random topics.

There are many american liberals who are not 'the right' who are not on board with the illiberal direction that many institutions & people flying under the 'Progressive' banner have been advocating for. There is a growing population of these disenchanted liberals (who also have a strong distaste for 'the right'), and that is where I see Bari coming from. This population isn't motivated by 'greed', but will be attracted to liberal voices who are willing to speak against these illiberal trends.
Well, the idea still stands. Private->ok, not private->not ok. That's your telltale sign, go with the evidence, as a famous TV show says. Maybe you have something on your normal profile, I dunno what, but I like bashing Apple and since you say you're on MacOS, see what Apple does with that profile. Who knows, maybe you encounter a bug and you can get money out of it from Apple's bug hunting program. Good luck!
I think the central thesis of OP is that the current infrastructure is built for humans. We seem to do OK. So, if anything, these kinds of issues are an indictment of the failure of self-driving tech that was boosted to insane hype around 2017-2018. Now we're getting to a phase called "Trough of Disillusionment" in the Gartner terminology. If we require the rest of the infrastructure to be rebuilt for self-driving tech, then it is a irrefutable admission of failure.
Finland and Sweden express concerns on criteria for nuclear power to Commission
Interesting figures, thanks for sharing.

The popular coding channel Coder Coder has currently 300,000 subscribers, but 9 months ago the channel host announced they had quit their job to focus mainly on YouTube. It's not quite YouTube full-time but I suspect the combination of: YouTube + sponsorship + freelance work makes up a full-time income. I can imagine that combination works well even with channels with 100,000+ subscribers.

Coder Coder: Life/channel update

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdkzB13xjL0
Seems like you XY Problem'd this by starting your search with an assumption creating a torrent was the solution.

Did you try to google "how to wirelessly transfer images and videos from iPhone to Windows computer" first?
> an associated public salary

Seems to have been ommited from the handbook. Care to share with us?
That's a cynical take that's easy to make, but it's just not true. It could very well be the case that no one knew this was happening. Hanlon's razor applies here just as much as anywhere else. Based on past firsthand experience with operations at SAS, I'd say that if forced to bet, you're going to be safer by betting on stupidity instead of malice.
I would also be okay (ish) with explicitly isolated third-party code execution, like your example of an iframe to a different domain. I'm pretty sure that should already be the case with iframes, in fact (you obviously shouldn't be able to embed an iframe to facebook.com on your website and then use your website's JavaScript to inspect the DOM on that facebook.com iframe).
what would you say are your top 2-3 choices of tools?
Homicide is a local phenomenon that national statistics don't really convey.

The homicide rate (per 100,000) for a few cities in the US:

New Orleans, LA - 30.5
Detroit, MI - 41.5
St Louis, MO - 64.5
Debugging stuff like this is a real nightmare sometimes, but hey, maybe you’ll learn something cool in the process!

One thing I’d try would be to make a new profile - you can launch Firefox with the -P option to bring up the profile manager. I know it doesn’t work with either of your existing Stable or Nightly profiles, but maybe a clean profile will do the trick?
There's 2 supported sleep modes, referred to as "s2idle" and "deep" in /sys/power/mem_sleep. My limited understanding is this:

- "s2idle" = S0ix and "deep" = S3

- S0ix is similar to how smartphones go to sleep by just idling everything and not actually sleeping. On the Framework it drains around 1 or 2% per hour (I haven't measured exactly.)

- S3 sleep is the more familiar suspend-to-RAM functionality. The power drain is significantly less than S0ix.

Both sleep modes work fine in Ubuntu 21.10 on my Framework. I actually have mine set to S0ix because while S3 sleep has less battery drain, it takes something like 10 seconds longer than S0ix to wake back up after opening the lid. And since I'm mostly working from home, the battery drain isn't an issue for me.

Still, the difference between the two is significant enough that I kind of wish there were separate menu options for both. Though I realize that having "sleep" and "deeper sleep" menu options is not the most user-friendly design.

Of course you can also get hibernate (i.e. suspend to disk and turn off power completely) running, but my understanding is that hibernate is currently incompatible with Secure Boot, since it's non-trivial to verify that the system is resuming with the same kernel as the original boot. So you have to choose which one you want, hibernate or SB.
I have used MinUnit for similar minimalistic C unit tests:

https://github.com/siu/minunit

which appears to be a derivative of:

https://jera.com/techinfo/jtns/jtn002
https://github.com/jeradesign/MinUnit
Oh, that makes sense. Nice addition.
Please do that in the Who Is Hiring thread instead. The Feb thread is just out today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30164271.
Lessons learned from being a tech recruiter over the past decade
For what it's worth, in Ohio I've never been stopped by a cop for going 5 miles above the speed limit on or off the interstate, despite doing so in the presence of cops many times. I got my only ticket for going 15 miles over, though.
That's a great description of software consultancy firms. Most people are fresh college grads who leave after their first contract is up or earlier.
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When is a 15" laptop coming out?
The SRE Handbook via Google
Could you attach a proxy (mitmproxy [1] for instance) and check the differences between HN requests with/without Private Mode ?

[1] https://mitmproxy.org/
After having a few tablets: 2 iPads and 2 Androids, I switched to 2-in-1 Windows laptops. Bigger screen to read from, keyboard if you want to work, no roadblocks for installing software, and OS updates for many years to come.
Thank you for link to the video. I watched the relevant part, where it's suggested to set pcie_aspm_on_bat=powersupersave. According to the Framework forums, this is not helping and people see 7-8W power consumption while in this "powersupersave" mode ([1]).

It sounds like the setting is there, but it does not work. Framework needs to fix that.

1. https://community.frame.work/t/issues-with-power-usage/12261
Location: Saudi Arabia

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: React, Typescript, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Redux, Node.js, MongoDB

Résumé/CV: https://docdro.id/w21O108

Email: me@samii.dev
Have you taken a look at: https://github.com/semantalytics/awesome-semantic-web#python, it would be great to further this list along given it's breadth and age.
The core concept is "rooms" - like Discord voice channels, only way more flexible and built for remote workers. They can be traditional video conferencing, lofi spaces for hanging out, or 2d spaces with spatial audio.

The goal is to give teams a flexible workplace consisting of a series of rooms purpose-built for their workflows.
My understanding is "present" means "school is in session", regardless of whether any children are visible.
I tried homesteading too. All I ever wanted in life is to have nothing to do all day, and homesteading is the opposite. It's for workaholics, and also for people who love driving.

And I don't think it will help you survive in a collapse. Here's a piece from 2004 that I mirrored on my own website, Urban vs Rural Sustainability by Toby Hemenway: http://ranprieur.com/readings/urbanrural.html
They cannot change the license for the GPL code for which they do not own copyright, which is everything forked from MySQL proper.
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If they IPO they'll be evil like everyone else eventually. I hope they become the next developer choice, the market is definitely big enough.
Feedful is a opinionated, fast, jamstack RSS reader
Or, in the case of New York hiphop, a blackout:

http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_eye/2014/10/16/roman_mars_99_...
Posting from a newly installed Firefox 96.0.3 on macOS 11.6. (I've never had Firefox on this OS image before.)

So I'd guess this is a user-specific issue?
I think we have this post every few months on this site, so let me explain how recruiting works.

There's 3 types/market for recruiters and they almost never overlap.
The first are "body shop style" recruiters. It's basically a numbers game where they try to cold-call as much people with githubs/linkedin or blogs that reference programming. They don't know programming (not even what's the difference between languages or front-end/back-end) and are looking for a list of buzzwords. They'll send copy-pasted messages (you can tell because it references tech you never used or never even claimed to have used). If you respond (and really you shouldn't) you won't be able to get any relevant information about the position because... they don't have it. These recruiters are often contracted by external firms in "best value countries" and are given canned response to message you. That's probably what the author encountered.

Second type are professional recruiters. Their salary is by commissions will often be a percentage of your salary. They are knowledgeable about programming and tech (often former engineers who wanted a break from coding!). They typically are looking to match specific profiles to specific jobs at client companies. This goes all the way to recruiters specialized in C-Suite executives (and you can picture the commission finding a CEO will bring in). Their messages will be personalized and you shouldn't hesitate to reply back even if you aren't looking for a job. They know that most great software engineers are almost never openly looking for a job so their goal is to be on good terms with a large number of talented developers so that the minute they start looking for a job they can match them with positions. You'll know when you encounter one.

Third type is basically referrals. A players attract A players, smart companies know it. Make sure your referral bonus is a percentage of total comp. It's probably the most effective way of recruiting (it has an insane signal to noise ratio). But you only get access to that type of network by... bringing value and being part of it in the first place!
We used Lottie
Online-only TV channel 'BBC Three' returns as a linear TV channel
Philosophy is often the tool I reach for when trying to deeply understand complex issues.
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Email: michael@mtreis86.com

I've been writing software for most of my life as a hobby, various languages but never went deep until I started learning Common Lisp around four years ago.

I am currently working through the cryptopals challenges - that is the most up to date of my public code https://gitlab.com/mtreis86/cryptutils/-/tree/master/src

I am a self-learner but I enjoy working with teams as well.
I had that happen with a house once. I sent a house to my agent (that I had an existing relationship with), and they never responded. So I found a new agent and bought the house. Old agent reappears two weeks later and I informed them of what happened.
I always thought of MariaDB as a fork of GPLed MySQL code that is now owned by Oracle. However, I see that MariaDB uses a contributor agreement, and reserves some features for a proprietary(?) enterprise edition.

Do I misunderstand the copyright status of MySQL/MariaDB, or has MariaDB been clever about how it adds features to the GPL core, such that they're not legally derivative works?
> The first is an unobtainable, unrealistic goal that ultimately sours the idea of NFTs in the eyes of anyone that bought into them, thinking it was possible (or even viable to somehow encourage every game/world developer to put in the unpaid work to support arbitrary meshes, textures, mappings, animations, etc).

While "any" is doing a lot of work, there will be a gigantic secondary market for certain brands that will certainly warrant the time to have designers create assets for certain games. Supreme / Gucci / Louis Vuitton / etc. Buy the apparel and own it for free by selling the NFT to a perpetually-online goofball with a credit card.
Make an entirely new profile, I bet it will work. I'm guessing both the existing profiles have something set that is breaking login. No idea what it can be, unless you explicitly blocked cookies from the domain. Not something that you can do accidentally though.
There are some truly idiotic drivers in California. On the one hand you have people in their beamers who go as fast as possible whenever they have an open lane, that might mean 50mph on residential streets and over 100 on the highway. Then you have the other end of the spectrum, people who think the speed limit is a limit, not a minimum, and drive like 40mph on the freeway with no one in front of them in one of the middle lanes. People weave aggressively left and right to get around them and it causes accidents.

All of this is the direct result of little enforcement for traffic rules. I've never seen someone pulled over ever in California unless there's been an accident. I've never seen a cop with a radar gun. I've actually seen the LAPD speed past me and hang out in the left lane with no lights on, because that's just how the standard of driving is in LA apparently. You try that in the midwest and you will be pulled over for going to fast, for going to slow, for having a 10 foot tall stack of scrap metal in your truck, for spending to much time in the left lane, and for failing to signal. The highways feel truly lawless in California.
I don't know the actual law, but California has school zone speed limit signs that say "when children are present."
Cisco AR Holograms, the Call of the Future
Yep: every image is now in webp.

I am glad that my comment improved this website :)
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Good thing cameras mounted under the windshield glass are not obstructed by pillars.

Direct sun glare can be an issue though. I have yet to see how Tesla plans to solve this, although having five different forward facing cameras surely helps.
Hm, I'm usually not a fan of using new stuff unless it has been stable/working/default for some years... last I heard of wayland was NOT good, but it was a couple of years back... The way you should use the GPU is with OpenGL, 2D can get along without hardware acceleration, I don't see how wayland can be better at using OpenGL as that is the application who calls the GPU directly without going through the window manager!?
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