skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And I just use Nushell. You have built-ins to create (and parse) not only json but also url, xml and more... https://github.com/skelly37/Reject-POSUCKS-embrace-Nushell#b...
Add a json LSP to your editor, or use VS code which includes it natively: https://www.npmjs.com/package/vscode-json-languageserver Configure a json schema for the document you're editing and suddenly you get suggestions, validation, etc. as you type. It's pretty magical.

There's one for yaml too that works well in my experience: https://github.com/redhat-developer/yaml-language-server
The article mentions an account frozen after a deposit from a "far-right donor". I wonder how cryptocurrencies will fill the void left by platforms like GoFundMe. GoFundMe apparently just locked a $10M campaign as it violated their terms and conditions: https://www.opindia.com/2022/02/gofundme-removes-campaign-tr...
I'm so glad you agree with me. So you are okay then with truckers refusal to deliver food to lefty run cities.

Awesome we agree!

So just be prepared to be treated how you are treating the right. Lefty company bans ppl on the right, then we have the moral obligation to ban ppl on the left from our businesess.
Indeed, and the article mentions that too.
To add to what others said, another crap piece of Teams' UI is the file manager: it plays very badly with the browser (can't middle click a file to open it in another browser, pressing the back button is broken) and it has a shitty pdf viewer (why the hell does it need an integrated viewer anyway?).

My university pays for Google Meet too, and has a server running Moodle, so I have no idea why professors prefer Teams over Meet+Moodle. And don't get me started on Google Classroom...
Is that a thing?

Outside of SMS, I only use Skype, Slack and Whatsapp for instant messaging, and in terms of spam, SMS, which is bound to my number, gets the most spam, which is already quite rare.
don't trust real estate agents.
You misquoted me there. My “not” wasn’t defining the term it was doing the opposite, saying the definition is not what you claimed at the top. “Black market” is not a common term for markets without legislation, contrary to what you said. The term for markets without legislation, or for many people, with light or restricted legislation is “free market”, just like @aqme28 was talking about.
The employee got cash already. Not sure they can simply “back out” without major consequences.
Ah, the law of unintended consequences...
I am familiar with Qubes, but I'm asking if this specific security control could be used elsewhere.
In some cultures, it was traditional to use the skull of your enemy as a pillow.
Untitled goose game
As a former embedded developer, I'm surprised nobody has come up with a basic purpose-built UI that skips all of the bloat (a phone doesn't need a WM), and just reliably performs basic functionality like voice calls and textual messages. Are the performance problems further down the stack (eg graphics driver), or are developers just too wed to the maladapted idea of running full web browsers on a phone, or what?

With the 4G partial shutdown I'd be in the market for a Pinephone but I just don't have time to do extra tinkering right now. I'll probably just limp along with my current pocket device and attempt to go VOIP-only.
It made it considerably more difficult, because there is no legitimate user/device specific identifier that Facebook can use to track usage across different apps that use their SDK, unless the user opts in to IDFA, or logs in with their Facebook account in every app that uses it.

This won't necessarily stop them from using other personally identifying information that you might share with multiple apps (phone number, email address, etc.) Sign In With Apple helps mitigate this to an extent.
HTTPie creator here. We’ve recently[0] added support for nested JSON[1] to the HTTPie request language, so you can now craft complex JSON request directly:

$ http pie.dev/post test[a]=b test[c][e]:=3 test[l][]:=1

[0] https://httpie.io/blog/httpie-3.0.0

[1] https://httpie.io/docs/cli/nested-json
Commit to what? Never letting Ukraine in? That's an unreasonable ask. Meanwhile, they don't have to say anything about letting Ukraine in now: they're demonstrably not.
I have a severe form of autism

This idiocy needs to end. If you had a "severe form of autism" you would need institutional care.
It is definitely the bar, because many of the Linux based phone attempts aren't even able to match it.
There are definitely constitutional boundaries. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Connor_v._Donaldson

Most states define laws of their own around this, and usually a longer involuntary stay requires a court hearing. But I wouldn’t be surprised if even those are operating in a legal gray area that would get shot down upon a SCOTUS hearing. More realistically, the Supreme Court wouldn’t hear these cases due to higher priorities, but I think the “right to liberty” has only very few exceptions.
I don't think anyone chooses teams - Microsoft uses their monopoly power to bundle it in with Office, which people do choose. And why pay a bundle for Slack when you've got Teams included?
>These people are protesting against vaccines. You are not on the right side of this argument.

You aren't even getting the argument right. They are protesting mandates. I can be pro-sterilization but anti forced-sterilization. There is a big difference. Enough to drive a few trucks through.
I'm working on it. New article will be published next month
Gas stoves in kitchens pose a risk to public health and the planet, study finds
I thought the big problem is that gimp uses only rgb color encoding, which is fine for non-print, but if you want to print something professionally you need at least cmyk.
Which products do you feel truly have no alternatives, and which features define that for you?

The only one I can think of is After Effects, which appears to do a broader set of things than any other single package (but I could be wrong).

The rest, well I am not convinced, though there are some edge features in each package that undeniably would sell them to a few people, and that is, I guess, in the right way of things.
Sure thing pal.
Not saying it wouldn't be just as good, but the spectrum of emitted light would not be the same as the sun.
What about situations where your email somehow (mistype) gets set up for someone else's account? I have 2-3 people with similar emails to my previous email address that would mistype and I'd receive their emails. These weren't spam but the companies wouldn't offer _any_ way to fix this.

My recourse is to just flag them as spam in gmail.
In order to show that literally it turned out fine. It didn't turn into us being mandated to lose weight or whatever that commentator is scared of happening

It's justification for the sake of allaying that commentator's fears. Most people that support the mandate support it because it makes sense and they've thought about it. In fact, I'd wager that those who are against the mandate are more often susceptible to being brainwashed than those who are enthusiastically for it
> Anyway a "free" trial that asks for your cc number is obviously not free.

There is a legitimate reason to do that: to keep people from making a bunch of accounts and getting free trials with them forever.
Because there is essentially no traffic
just because some people disagree with a policy does make it "political". I know someone that opposes seatbelt laws but that doesn't make them "political".

That said I don't think it's productive to debate what "political" means.
I wish they would address real problems like arbitrary enforcement of TOS that damages users with no recourse. There’s no regulation for what happens when Google or Facebook or whatever deletes or blocks an account and provides no support.

Child abuse is serious, but not that common and this law will do little to change that. The lack of a UCC-style law for big tech platforms affects way more people.

This seems like BS that will squelch small players that can’t afford to comply. And consolidate more power into a few small firms.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-59592355
GoFundMe is a facilitator for fundraising efforts. If someone wanted to start a far-right crowdfunding site they could without involving digital gold.
Jepsen is all about verifying claims and communicating limitations. Companies hire them for this as due diligence. They fix real world bugs based on the results.

> what most users need to understand about said systems

The target audience of these reports are the system builders and the software engineers building services on top of them; not end-users consuming higher level services.
From the article:

> If my understanding of the law is correct, spamming is legal, albeit immoral

But the FTC takes a rather clear stance (at least in my eyes) [0]:

> Despite its name, the CAN-SPAM Act doesn’t apply just to bulk email. It covers all commercial messages, which the law defines as “any electronic mail message the primary purpose of which is the commercial advertisement or promotion of a commercial product or service,” including email that promotes content on commercial websites. The law makes no exception for business-to-business email. That means all email – for example, a message to former customers announcing a new product line – must comply with the law.

> Each separate email in violation of the CAN-SPAM Act is subject to penalties of up to $46,517, so non-compliance can be costly. But following the law isn’t complicated*

On top of that there's GDPR [1]:

> After the GDPR passed, some people said it would be “the end of email marketing” or “the end of spam.” But it will be neither. Spam has always been outlawed or against the terms of use of most email providers. Those who send unsolicited or malicious mass emails will probably continue to send them. Did your spam folder dry up after May 25, 2018, when the GDPR took effect?

So, it seems the laws are in place, it's just that the jungle of unwanted & unsolicited email continues. It sucks when it's your server that get's blocked in a dragnet because you've a noisy neighbour. But like others have stated, move neighbourhoods.

[0] https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/can...

[1] https://gdpr.eu/email-encryption/
The article is, in fact, doing the opposite of "complaining about some big 'left' collusion." It's an explanation of how a vocal minority can produce similar results without any sort of conspiracy.

> They're basically indifferent on social issues, and so from the right they appear "left" because they echo the broadest appeal as a marketing technique.

The notion that this stuff has the "broadest appeal as a marketing technique" doesn't hold water. Why are Hispanics suddenly "Latinx" now, when virtually no Hispanics identify with that term? https://www.pewresearch.org/hispanic/2020/08/11/about-one-in...

Last year, they had "Black Trans" posters at our local mall. My county is half Republicans, and a lot of the Democrats are middle class Black people who definitely do not have socially progressive views on gender identity.
I find it strange that people opposing funding the Canada truckers need to resort to a DDOS of GiveSendGo[1].

[1] https://twitter.com/GiveSendGo/status/1489983077912924160
It's a protest not an occupation
The Mile High Club, Complete with Membership Cards
I ran into this the first time I tried out the new Lightroom plan. The customer support rep waived the fee for me. I then used LR6 until I upgraded to an M1 Mac Mini where I was forced to upgrade. I don't think these subscription models provide good incentives for software companies. I don't see LRCC has much better than LR6. It has a few more features (that I've never used), more camera support (haven't upgraded), and a recompile to ARM64.
The article is, in fact, doing the opposite of "complaining about some big 'left' collusion." It's an explanation of how a vocal minority can produce similar results without any sort of conspiracy.

> They're basically indifferent on social issues, and so from the right they appear "left" because they echo the broadest appeal as a marketing technique.

The notion that this stuff has the "broadest appeal as a marketing technique" doesn't hold water. Why are Hispanics suddenly "Latinx" now, when virtually no Hispanics identify with that term? https://www.pewresearch.org/hispanic/2020/08/11/about-one-in.... Last year, they had "Black Trans" posters at our local mall. My county is half Republicans, and a lot of the Democrats are middle class Black people who definitely do not have socially progressive views on gender identity.
New moon not totally necessary. Look at moon rise and set times.
How about startup advisors? Or others who have received slivers of equity?
They must think that this way they will make more money. In the end for them it is not about generating a good incentive for people to stay with windows, it is just about not giving them enough incentive to leave. And - given that most people who use windows have no alternatives - the bar is very low.
The sad thing is that a solution for protection against spam has existed for about thirty years, yet it is almost unused. It is based on the same idea that later came to underpin Bitcoin: proof of work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30220979
I'm glad the governor is looking into this. Undoubtedly there are FL residents who contributed to this worthy cause via GFM, and then to have GFM suddenly say they're going to redirect the funds? Seems like some sort of fraud to offer a service for one thing and then change it after money has changed hands. GFM obviously realized this was a problem, so changed their minds and is providing automatic refunds. But this sort of fraud can only have a negative impact on the cause people were wanting to fund.

But GFM at the very least comes across as partisan, if not hypocritical. If they're going to be a partisan funder, then I'm sure there are other laws they need to comply with which they currently don't.
I can't catch fat. Suppose next year, people who are asymptomatic typhoid carriers aren't allowed to work in food service.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Mallon
Yes we went over this. I’m so scared. Literally shaking and crying right now.
I agree. The E-2 is not talked about a lot and it has the mayor advantage that you can go through your local consulate instead of USCIS in Texas.

It's tech related and I didn't have any issues with the consulate. My feeling was that they mostly cared about revenue and hiring targets and less about technical details. Feel free to reach out on Twitter, I'm happy to chat or share more details.
The flames make it go faster, right?
I thought the whole point of the mile high club was the excitement from its illicitness. Once you take that away, you're just having sex in a cramped space. Nothing wrong with that, but if I'm paying $995 for a room, I think I'd want something nicer than a Cessna 414 for 45 minutes.
Yep. I had to file a GDPR complaint to get an airline to stop sending me "letters from the CEO" and other COVID-related reports that never mattered to me.

I never flew with them but somehow they still sent ads disguised as reassuring messages every other week.

Support constantly denied help, since I was never a customer. Only a GDPR complaint solved it.
Relevant video about cross-fades in CSS which I definitely learned something from:
https://youtu.be/PYSOnC2CrD8?list=PLNYkxOF6rcIAKIQFsNbV0JDws...
I almost did this, but they don't have rsync access to the Files space. It's really nice with a static site being able to use rsync to just update the changed files.
+1 for iCloud+. I got the 200 to give my cousin a way to backup her pictures (around 30 GB, and it annoyed me she wasn't backing them up) The custom domain was nice, and I moved all of them to iCloud+.
I'm someone who tends to double check terms before I sign up for any recurring billing... and somehow Adobe still got me with this exact dark pattern. I thought I was paying for a monthly subscription, only to be told I need to pay 50% of the remaining annual charge AND lose access immediately if I cancel.

I was convinced I signed up for what was a monthly plan... and somehow Adobe hid the fact that this was an annual plan, paid monthly (WTF??)

This level of a dark pattern made me move away from all Adobe products. Congrats on the additional revenue per user: it's also a sure way to have churned users like me not return.
Exotic like what, lockdowns for example? How crazy of me...
WordPress 5.9.0 with support by hossted on the Azure marketplace
as a subscriber to CC, i was thinking of canceling after reading this... but it seems it isn't a dark pattern at all? they advertise two rates: one if you pay month-by-month, and one if you pay for a 12-month term, billed monthly. An early termination fee is common if a contract is ended early, no?
> GoFundMe should be political neutral

Why? Are you advocating for ISIS to be able to do a gofundme?
It means prepare for the right to deny services to the left. Right owned companies.

Prepare for power to be used against you when we have it. AG, president, senate, regulatory agencies.
As is trolling.
Very nice!! Well done
GoFundMe almost immediately changed their policy and instead directly refunded everyone

If this was a matter of politics, I think their politics would actually push them to make this decision more because the alternative was to make the organization that organized it choose another charity to give it to. That charity would likely be something that does not align with the politics of the average GFM employee
This thread doesn't deserve your patience, and yet we are still blessed by this comment. We could all (myself included) try to be more like you.
Yandex 360 is great and also has calendar support etc.

There are a few things that make moving your calendar away from Google pretty hard. If a Google account invites you, the invite still lands in your old calendar for example - even if that's not where your domains MX records point. Lots of third-party software also has mostly Google-specific integrations.

Moving away from them is hard, but overall probably worth it, iff you move to a provider that has real support.
Anyone have commentary on how cryptocurrencies will step in to this space? Platforms like GoFundMe provide such a thin veneer of value. It's easy for them to overstep their bounds to the point where it's not worth it. If I were a journalist raising funds for a documentary I would be wary of such platforms.

(Didn't see this mentioned elsewhere in the thread)
Oxford definition: "an earlier event or action that is regarded as an example or guide to be considered in subsequent similar circumstances."
Seems to make the same simplistic flaws in thinking that it tried to pin on humans, as though the person writing this was some "other"

Reality for all practical purposes is easily verifiable and if you can't live in a world where decisions are based on empirical data then who cares about a high minded theological debate.

The reason the earth will soon not be sustainable is primarily because people are not worried about this life because they believe there will be a better one when they die. The honest reason for that is because it's an easier way to think than reality.
The president and vice president (executive branch) are elected officials.
...This is just incorrect.
How do you know whether your mail is going through? I can understand for messages that bounce, but how about mails that are silently dropped or end up in spam folders?
Well, this argument falls whenever you try to use Bitcoin P2P (user to user shouldn't care where the coins come from) or with P2P exchanges like Bisq or Local Bitcoin.

Now that's a different universe than what OPs lives (just by the fact Bitcoin goes up and down in fiat value would be enough to make it "non-fungible" by that logic), but I can assure you many of us exists.

And I'm not even mentioning how Lightning Network fixes this as well, making coins very hard to impossible to track.
Does the state of being someone who strives for excellence instead of perfection not carry with it it's own downsides? I know the article is more about unlearning perfectionism, but I'd also want to know what I was getting myself into if I did decide to change and if I would prefer it: e.g better the devil you know, though this is probably tinged by my resistance to change...
Interesting but is there any comparison with CSF while awake? Is there more CSF movement while sleeping?
You make some reasonable points, but I would say a couple things here:

- If we're sticking with your example further up-thread, you'd buy a house that was advertised as "can withstand a 4.0 magnitude earthquake", that then failed when subjected to a 4.0 magnitude earthquake.

- 4.0 magnitude earthquakes happen all of the time [0].

More or less what I'm saying is, engineers generally don't think DBs lose data, and when they start coming up with ways that might happen (node failure, network failure, clock desync), distributed DBs assure them with algorithms and configuration knobs. Aphyr puts those assurances to the test, which is so, so valuable to us all.

It's also worth saying that this space is pretty technically complicated. All the DB engineers I know use some form of Jepsen-style testing (or Jepsen itself) because it's amazingly great.

[0]: https://research.google/pubs/pub40801/
"This is entirely outside of the mission of GoFundMe."
https://twitter.com/gofundme/status/1278759152492220416

It is not if they agree with what is happening. They are fine with occupying if they back the cause.
While a better interface is welcome, relying too much on Django admin panel is a path best avoided.

Great for small stuff, but far too often one end up using it for too much. Extending it with more widgets, custom logic, fine grained access. Quick in the beginning, very hard to maintain in the end compared to a custom made view.
rootusrootus says we shouldn't call Chernobyl an example of nuclear failure, but I think we very much should because it was a nuclear power plant that exploded. Now you ask 'what about dams' and I'll happily call failing dams failing dams. We were not comparing risks, that's what you brought in - moving the goalposts quite significantly while doing so.
Thank you!!!

Wow, they have Perl! And curl, ssh/sshd, gpg, md5/sha/lzma/zip, nano/vim/antiword, openssl, strace, and Busybox. That's a decent little environment!
Or we could just have a politically neutral monetary system in the first place. Imagine that.
the US officials, who are quoting no sources other than unspecified "declassified information" for this false-flag stuff, also have a history of false flag operations and lying with the goal to start a war.
The oldest animation in history? (3000 BC)
Not all apps are developed by companies.
This is the first I'm hearing of this change, and considering that this is likely true for many people the migration timeline seems awfully short.
It is an interesting mix of things, actually.

Some things are missing -- a JavaScript or AppleScript interface for example. And small stuff like you can't reseed the perlin noise generator in Photo.

But some things are surprisingly better.

Affinity Photo has live filter layers that work much better than smart objects, it has a frequency separation tool that is genuinely easier to use, it has proper blend curves that are enormously powerful (sharpening just the highlights? noise reduction just in the shadows?), and you can do things like use Lab curves on an RGB image.

Affinity Designer I know less well, but the symbol and artboard support is astounding (bordering on what Sketch can do), and small things like the rounded corners support is amazing. Its one omission -- it doesn't have an autotrace.

I am sure there are several things InDesign does that Publisher can't, but Publisher's integration with Photo and Designer is absolutely remarkable.

This mix of missing features and improvements is exactly what you should hope for in a competing app; they don't have quite the same objectives in mind and they have started afresh rather than chasing a feature set.
Good luck in search results.