skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Which often means that there was some dark pattern in the offer which violated Quebec's law (or possibly they did not want to bother dealing with Quebec's language law...all content must also be available in French...which can be a deterrent as well)
Some but supply chain is still the real killer. Inflation is global and in fact much worse in some other countries.
Slack.

It's idiotic handling of direct messages history with its enforced uneditable limit of number of conversations shown, previous conversations disappear and become unsearchable cost me waste time, wasted nerves and wasted communications.
Django admin is quite an awesome tool but very stack specific. If you don't use Django, I have open source [1] a tool that takes another approach which is to query the DB schema directly so people can fill up form and follow along the different foreign keys of the db. An example of this approach can be seen there: https://demo.filestash.app/login?type=mysql&host=88.99.185.5... which is using a sample DB [2]

[1] https://github.com/mickael-kerjean/filestash

[2] https://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-sample-database.aspx
The bill isn’t about encryption despite the messaging. It’s about the design of communications systems that are “unwiretappable.”
It's pretty screwed up this doesn't get more attention. I don't know how many times I've seen comments "explaining" how "vaccine" has always meant the second definition.

It makes sense that the dictionary had updated its entry - they are supposed to be reflecting current usage, not defining words as an authority. But the government making changes is absolutely Orwellian.
> why does everyone NEED to learn how to code

They teach calculus and SQL to undergraduate business students in universities. I'm not sure what the confusion is, programming is a useful skill in many diverse fields.
Sorry if you are being sarcastic, but to respond literally, there is almost no inflation impact from this amount of money. Are we going to ask that for every expense? I imagine some people will - a great way to push small government and against any investment in our country.

> almost unknowable

We know quite a lot about economics, especially inflation and the money supply.

> many children plunged into deprivation

Many children were in deprivation already, and by investing in them we not only help them, we end up with more productive citizens later. Poverty can be devastating.
Discussions of photographic materials usually use density instead of opacity. Density is a logarithmic value equal to -log10(transmission), where transmission is the amount of light passed through (or reflected) on a scale of 0 to 1.

So to give some examples, a material with 100% transmission would have a density of 0, a material with 10% transmission would have a density of 1.0, and a material with 1% transmission would have a density of 2.0.

Density values have some advantages, including:

- They can be combined with simple addition

- Compared to transmission or opacity values, they correspond more closely to human visual perception
Is that statement being downvoted because it's incorrect? (I have no idea, just asking because that statement appears relevant.)
Sounds like you’re getting what you paid for. Smartphones pretty much cost the same, so maybe spring for a used iPhone 8 or Samsung.
Microsoft’s collaboration tools seem designed to ensure no matter what, every file will end up in multiple places online and as multiple local copies. Click a link in MS teams chat. Are you working in one person’s weird sharepoint without them even knowing they are using sharepoint? Company sharepoint? Onedrive? Nobody knows. Oops, you don’t have permission to edit anyway and the sharer doesn’t know how to add you. Congratulations now you are owner of the local file presentation-v2_JW-comments.pptx. When you drag that back into teams, now it’s on your weird personal sharepoint that you yourself didn’t even know existed.

Oh, your company trained everyone how to make sure all files are on the company sharepoint? Not going to stick because the online versions lack extremely basic features like copy-paste that works reliably and “merge cells”. You can open online files in the desktop app, but you’ll soon be back to a local copy because working online in the desktop app is unusable for things like “dragging a text box around”.

iCloud collaboration works fine in my experience but only on Macs which makes it a non-starter for most companies. And can you even have have a company-wide iCloud files system, or can you only share individual files with people?
I'm going through this right now. 3 trips to the ER to get a diagnosis, since it just happened spontaneously. Two months so far laying flat 20+ hours a day. I haven't been able to see a neurologist yet about it (I have an appointment scheduled soon now). For me, the headache is usually nearer the bottom of my head, but it tends to move around with different posture.
Besides the fact that it's a fake ESG Blackstone play...
>If not, then what definition/test of it are you using that the wars you don't like count, but that one doesn't?

1) Are they committing genocide?

2) Did they attack you?
>The state has no right to take a life.

Some states have the death penalty.

>When you take away encryption, The Innocent and the Guilty are punished, the innocent disproportionately.

More information allows people to make a more informed decision. Punishing innocent people is a different problem separate from encryption.
You could imagine it as every chat having additional participant which is a person who has a valid warrant. There is nothing secretive about this, nor is it bypassing the cryptographic system somehow. If I send you an encrypted message, is it a backdoor if you are able to decrypt it? No, because that's how it's indented to work.
>The minute your system depends on good behavior from any of the parties involved, you've failed as a designer.

Everyone is bad designers then. All of them rely on operating system providers not stealing your messages. Some with the people providing the chat application. Since they have to be able to display messages they are able to log them somewhere.

Society needs trust to function.
Agreed. Online advertising measurement remains opaque and there is no incentive to fix it.

The book Subprime Attention Crisis by Tim Hwang does a good job covering this! (It is a solid bear case for fb,g,etc as well :p)
I scoffed at advertising all my life, assuming it works it’s magic subconsciously, if at all.

Last year I began using THC to sleep better. And last week I experienced developing a deep craving for a specific snack food I saw an ad for. And everything clicked for me: advertising is probably very very effective on more easily manipulable people. People who are thrall to their lower brain impulses. I felt like I was six again. I just had to have a Skor bar so badly.
To the people that participated in the BBS's it meant a lot and changed everything, for them.

I imagine they went on to affect change in the lives of those around them even if in a small way.

Grass roots, even small, is still an important catalyst for change.
It's a pretty standard criticism of Lyotard, with whom that description of post-modernism is perhaps most widely associated. The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy - which is a quite well-regarded source - has a very readable account of Lyotard's intellectual background https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/lyotard/#InteBack which relates quite plainly that he was far from intellectually consistent in his rejection of metanarratives (or "narratives about narratives"). Rather, a number of contingent political shifts in his outlook on the French society of his time seem to have played a larger role in how he chose to frame his arguments.

Given how closely this description of post-modernism is associated with Lyotard, one can only surmise that other post-modern authors were, if anything, even less consistent with it.
Agree.

Stop using word "security" or "end to end" encryption and then enforcing me to disclose my phone number to use your "secure" app.

This is scam.
Asset backed loans are generally a terrible idea.

Just get a normal mortgage or HELOC kids
Ask HN: What's your favorite drop-in replacement?
What's your favorite drop-in replacement, in any context?

Whether it's an admin dashboard, a person, a service to which you started subscribing... anything you "dropped in" as a worthwhile replacement that easily plugs into the same process as the thing that it replaced.

Any drop-in replacement success stories?
> Bottom line: our duty of safeguarding customer data trumps this weeks fashionable spam heuristics.

I haven't suggested that you do anything differently to that.

Keep the data, keep the accounts, do whatever you feel is best for you and your business.

All I've said is to be smarter when it comes to sending email to old accounts that are repeatedly bouncing. I've outlined what was wrong and I worked with your engineers to resolve it.
Off Topic: Why have "Schneier on Security" and "Krebs on Security" so similar corporate identity?

Are they connected? Did they work together or did one of them just copy the other one?
I agree with this somewhat. I don't think you need a von Neumann probe, but colonizing mars is dramatically easier if you can have semi-autonomous robots working. At least enough to have on the ground or in orbit astronauts coordinating a lot more labor. Ideally they can handle up to 40 minute round trip delays, so the crew can be on earth.

SpaceX is solving the big constraint right now: cheap high capacity transport.

But I just don't see mars being colonized without considerable robotic labor. Elon would probably agree and say Tesla is doing a lot of pioneering work here (for it's factories and for autonomous cars).
I almost never pay attention to ads and have never purchased anything from ads.. until Instagram. The targeted ads on Instagram are unreal. They've shown me products from local creators/shop owners that there's no way I would have found otherwise.

I still get a lot of crappy ads and get bombarded with the same product I just purchased at times. But, it's by far the most customized/useful ad experience I've had.
Do you own stock in any industry near the galactic core of SDSSJ1430+2303? You might want to sell that while we're still outside the causal lightcone. Unfortunately this is probably all mostly priced in by now.

The opposite of HFT is ULFT: stock trading on a gigayear timescale outliving the typical planetary civilization. Its biggest enemy is inflation -- meaning cosmological inflation, that nasty phenomenon tearing the universe apart and doing a number on intergalactic shipping indices. To quote an extremely recent earthling philosopher: intergalactic trade grows strong when elderly hominids plant {untranslatable #32} in whose {untranslatable #993} they know they shall never {untranslatable #440}.
Actually I think I'm allergic, I get itchy and develop a rash when I cut raw tomatoes. I've talked to a few people and apparently I'm the only one this happens to. I've hated them since I was young, maybe it's a Pavlovian conditioning thing, wouldn't be the first time I've managed to condition myself to the point of nausea, or at least gagging. Good way to get off Captain Morgan and build an aversion to nicotine products.
I bring my switch down to the beach or park to play if I'm starting to feel a bit cooped up but also want to continue playing video games.

That's a feature I didn't know I "needed" until I had the option. Since I can now take my "home" activities outside the home, you can consider that "traveling (outside the house) more."
This isn’t really accurate. Offshoring is the act of moving services or processes to a foreign entity, and while the processes can be the production of goods, my example is simply explaining price arbitrage between goods that are existing. The same thing can be done in forex markets, but the markets are too efficient to actually find those opportunities regularly. And I wouldn’t call forex trading “offshoring”.
At some point we need a content producer bill of rights to handle this. I guess treating people decently is no longer of value for any of the big tech firms. We're just costs to be minimized.
You seem to be trying to trivialize inflation by implying it is only effecting goods that are not essential, ie: chicken wings. The reality is the inflation has been broad across a lot of essential goods that a family needs. So to the extent that rising costs of food, energy, and housing have driven families on the bubble into poverty it seems like a reasonable thing to discuss.
Since we are doing anecdotal stories, I also had COVID before the vaccines and the disease was far, far, worse than the reactions I got from the shots. And I had rather shitty reactions from the shots as well. My reactions to the shots were about the same as what you described for your shots. I am younger than you and reasonably healthy.
If my experience forcing WebEx in the past has taught me anything, it should be a matter of webRTC features and user agent
Some ends are easier to foresee than others.
if it didn't do the round trip, it would leave a hole in the analytics. They get paid on the analytics, so the analytics must be kept whole
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Entire business are built on testing the effectiveness of online advertising, and providing that as a consulting device to brands. Do you think Nike would be happy if their vendor just said, “yeah everything drives positive lift”.

Nobody is confusing correlation and causation. These are rigorous studies completed by literal data scientists and statisticians. They are employed by neutral third parties who make money regardless of the outcome of the study, and showing positive outcomes where they do not occur would be hugely detrimental to their business.

And to your point, realizing advertising does not work happens all the fucking time. I see it literally all the time. It’s why you run studies. Then you take your budget, move it somewhere else, and run a test to see if it’s effective. Every major brand does it this way.
Sounds like you don’t like computers.
Air travel won't be back to normal (if that's even the intention) until vaccination, mask, and testing requirements are abandoned.

Sitting on an 11-hour plane ride with a German woman shouting at you every 30 minutes that your mask is too low (my experience flying from the US to Berlin last week) is a very unpleasant experience.
Exactly. How many additional children will now be in poverty because inflation put so much out of their reach. It's reverse ends justify the means. Do the means justify the ends?
I don't see how an exclusive contract that could end tomorrow stands in the way of platform fragmentation. What am I missing?
I wasn’t familiar with the is-ought problem, thanks! I think in this case, I was commenting on the parents presumption that the their “ought” was a universally shared (or even widely shared) axiom. In that sense stating one’s belief without defending it is not really an argument at all (in that it’s not persuasive), and therefore (in my opinion) not as productive as starting from a more universally held common ground.
The criterion for whether a war was asserting hegemony is whether it happened after 1945?
Ads can also provide value when served to those who don’t buy. I would not buy a Rolex, but when I see someone wearing one, I know they have a lot of disposable money and dispose of it on things like Rolexes, which is what the buyer wants. The buyer is paying for the ads to convey the value to others.
This is blatant racketeering - they create a problem for you and demand you pay them for protection.
I really like ProtonMail but the lack of usable search kills me. I definitely get that it’s kinda the point but from a UX standpoint it’s rough.
To phrase child welfare in terms of a capitalist mindset: if you care about expanding your business and keeping labor costs down, you care about the size and quality of the domestic labor pool, and thus you care about the access to education, the stable living arrangements, and mental welfare of your fellow country people and their families, and thus you support welfare to your poorest country people. To do otherwise, is to not just be heartless, but also foolish.

There's nuance to this, like the effects of immigration and outsourcing, but with a high dollar, you need highly skilled labor to create export goods and for national security, and talent doesn't emerge in a vacuum.
In-app analytics is done through a “mobile measurement partner” which have limitations in tracking so sometimes you need workarounds like using a redirect.

Also likely the app is a totally different team and getting them to change a link is difficult, but giving them a link where the web team can change the redirect is easy.
>Not a good idea if you, in the future, may actually need Adobe's services again.

#Monopoly

Any advice, alternative PDF editor for Windows?
Zimbra is the defecto mail solution for an integrated (mail calendar chat) solution. Horde is still the best solution for something completely FOSS. Outside of that there’s mailu which feels like a bunch of services flying in unison.. kinda like an old GM.

All of this to say it’s not worth hosting your email because your smtp server doesn’t have any reputation. I had a mail server that never sent spam or junk mail, was online for over 8 years on the same IP and I still had emails blocked or black holed. Not to mention all of your mail will just go to spam the first few times. Very unprofessional and not worth it in my mind.
We chop them up coarsely, sprinkle on bits of feta and maybe basil, then add a bit of nice olive oil and stir.
Sanctions from 1992-1995. were far heavier than one that existed in 1999. and 2000. and economy was in better shape in 2000. Yet he lost elections in 2000. while he easily won earlier elections (easily as in he stole some votes but his party would won majority anyway).

What was different after 1999 was big US effort for regime change - not just financing opposition and media (they did that before too) but forcing opposition to unite behind a single candidate and, most importantly, making deals with parts of regime to get rid of Milosevic. They were promised not to be touched after the change so most if them switched sides - parts of police, military and paramilitary forces along with influential people who made their fortune during the war.

Sanctions royally fucked ordinary people, but Milosevic was safe until his support infrastructure wasn't dismantled (brought).
That’s a huge security issue! Geez.

If anybody realizes you’re using that service they can immediately impersonate you.
>This is insane!

You say insane, these guys say, "no, perfectly sane and expected. We have a model predicting it."

But I know what you actually meant! ;-)
FWIW. I’m also in my mid-30’s and relatively healthy.

I had a mild reaction to vaccination and lost no time to it.

I also recently caught COVID. I had severe fever, headache, muscle ache and chills. I still get much more tired after mild exercise, like a long walk, than I did before.

Vaccination certainly didn’t stop me from catching COVID but it likely did help me avoid a more severe outcome.

I don’t believe in forcing it on others but I would strongly recommend it.
Unless your business is extracting something from the ground, like oil, diamonds or gold, without the help of the majority of the population.

From "The Rules for Rulers" by CGP Grey, an adaptation of "The Dictator's Handbook"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rStL7niR7gs
> A better explanation, which might appeal to computer programmers [...] a powerful new DSL for describing complex body shapes: the Hox genes

In a similar vein, a talk some years back, IIRC, suggested step-function-like expansions of miRNA repertoires (conserved regulatory small RNA families) at important phylogenetic tree branchings, was fruitfully viewed as "ok, now we have the knobs and dials to take on a new level of metabolic and morphological system complexity".

Sort of vaguely like watching an SPA website's js bundle expand - "ok, looks like it's picked up a reactive programming library, oh, and now it has components, ...".

I wondered if it might fruitfully be used as a theme, to rearrange how the phylogenetic tree is taught to kids. Perhaps gaining a clarity from lower-cardinality deep structure, that's less accessible in sea-of-features detail and stamp collecting.
There was a 90s era Saturday Night Live commercial for "Jiffy Express" that made your late packages look sent on time.

https://youtu.be/e134NoLyTug
Never framed it that way before. Definitely maps. Thank you.
What is the strongest signal that someone will be buying blinds the near future?

a) Someone recently bought blinds

b) Someone bought blinds 5 years ago

c) Someone hasn't bought blinds ever (maybe they're renting, or just tape newspaper to their windows)

Turns out, on average, the answer is a. Either because you're returning blinds you don't like and are in the market for replacements, or because you're doing a home remodel and once you fix up one window you'll need blinds for the next one. Even if most people who bought blinds won't be buying new ones in the next week, those are still better odds than advertising to someone who will never buy blinds in their entire life.
Do you even know what an incel is? I think you and the other poster definitly have different ideas of what the word means. Originally the word had a different meaning than the one it holds nowadays, and as far I remember the "original" online forum was even started by a women, and was in general a sort of self-help group for social outcasts.

These kind of ignorants comments add nothing to the discussion, it should be clear that the person you replied to is talking about what the original meaning of the word is and not what you are painting it to be.
If you’re using DMARC the from and the DKIM signature must be aligned or it doesn’t pass. Simply passing any DKIM check isn’t enough.
Everybody thinks they're incorruptible, and they often extend that to institutions they identify with. Very, very few people have ever honestly grappled with their shadow side. Even if you do, you may still prefer your own shadow side to that of whoever your opponents are.
Old.reddit.com Does Not Work
I must assume you're being serious in my response, but this really does not feel like a genuine effort was put in when forming this take.

Science follows the scientific method. Pseudoscience, definitionally, is anything that identifies as science but does not follow the scientific method. A study is not needed to demonstrate that not following the scientific method lessens the usage of the scientific method. No one would bother peer reviewing or publishing trivial work. It is a waste of time.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL

Look for vertical - and you'll see it wasn't a small slice.
You might like this fun song by Mason Williams (of Classical Gas fame)

The Tomato Vendetta - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGdYoVm8OVU

The whole album is great BTW.
Would your use case fit into KeePassXC?
It's all well and good to pretend that Adobe transitioning to a subscription-based model was to give more people easier access to their products, something I never truly believed to begin with, but it gets really hard to take that claim even remotely seriously when Adobe turns around and completely dismantles it by trying to trap people in this way. You just cannot argue that they're making it accessible when they're trying to trap people into paying the amount they were trying to avoid (or couldn't afford) in the first place.

It's corporate rent-seeking and that's pretty much all it will ever be.
Some big companies (Amazon or Apple) breaks the law by offering a free month of Prime or Apple Music in Quebec.
ungoogled-chromium for Chrome or Edge. All the features of Chrome, minus the Google.