skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very few modules in the standard library actually get deprecated, that's why this PEP got put together. It also took 3 years of discussion to achieve consensus and the initial list was whittled down quite a bit and the reasoning became much stronger on the final list. And these aren't even being removed until Python 3.13!

The SC have also said this is a one time event and they won't accept a similar PEP in the future, modules in the future most be handled on a case by case basis and the preferred outcome will not be to remove them.
Far more arguably useful is the section on code smells, which is unfortunately overshadowed by the design patterns: https://refactoring.guru/refactoring/smells
The mainstream media have found a new villain of the month (Vladimir Putin) and are not focusing on the NFT scammers since they are quietly planning their summer holidays after rug-pulling their followers.

When the cryptocurrency mania and hype is gone, things start slowly winding down and the media go in search for the next villain to get the hundreds of millions to click on their ads in fear and outrage.

Rinse and repeat.

> Is this just normal hype cycle cooling, or were they really the scam everyone was decrying and have already passed?

Both.
Your post sounds like a textbook scam sob story in itself. I am sorry if it's actually true.
Google has a big blue button that says "make an order". Sounds like they're taking orders to me.
Applause to Fernando for this. His work on react native open source has been incredible. Definitely check out his other projects Dripsy and Moti as well!
Hi, I’m Russian. The West doesn’t realize the good and the bad news about Russia
the thing is. sphinx is designed by people with outstanding crypto protocol design credentials, the guys who came up with hmac and hkdf cryptographic primitives. the nice thing about sphinx is that it comes with "information theoretic security" - a very strong guarantee, not sure how the competition stacks up against this though...
Authentication is the sort of thing that gets set up very early in the life of the application, and usually doesn't run into issues or need new features. When I've read production authentication/authorization code for apps I've worked on, it's usually been out of interest, not necessity.

I feel like many, many people could work on that application, understand clear text passwords are wrong, and just not know that the application works that way.
+46 is Sweden and +32 is Belgium, 046 is neither though?
utorrent became adware years and years ago... qbittorrent is a nice alternative.
Companies like Waymo and Cruise use this kind of technology too. Unfortunately there are tons of corner cases of weird things you haven't seen before -- for example, some special vehicles self-occlude and you never get enough coverage to observe them correctly until you're too close. In general, radars and lidars used in _conjunction_ with cameras can handle occluded objects much better.

Also, to measure the performance / evaluate observations generated from this tech, you would want to compare it to a pretty sizable 3D ground truth set which Tesla does not currently have. There are pretty big advantages to starting with a maximal set of sensors even if (eventually) breakthroughs turn them into unnecessary crutches.
Possible, but expensive.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/02/23/1044972/carbon-r...
I meant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_sequestration
This was already heavily covered at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29996432.
This is a blogspam repost of Jan-19 https://www.androidauthority.com/gsuite-legacy-free-edition-...

Other commenters have mentioned that 'Legacy G Suite free users will get a free migration option after all'
The bigger question is why are we testing for things that can be looked up that quickly on a tiny grain of rice that probably doesn't have a good indexing system?

Like, if there was a question that was easy to answer if you could look at a reference sheet, then why is it important to memorize it? If the test take could understand the question enough to know where to look it up, isn't that good enough?
I use 1Blocker and have no issues with ads, so I'm unsure what you're after?
> taskbar icons for every piece of hardware

What?
I set this all up last month with docker-mailserver, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, the rDNS ptr, sharing LE cert with dokku, with alps for webmail, and it all seemed to be working fine (round-trip delivery to Gmail addresses, etc) until one day I tried to email an outlook.com address and immediately got told my IP was blocked.

The mail server's IP is a pretty normal cloud VPS IP from a major hosting company. It's not on any public blocklists. I submitted unblock requests to MS, and signed up for their SNDS service, but all requests were denied without explanation and I simply made no progress.

My conclusion is that this route is impossible - do not waste time trying it.
What fascinates me is that everyone always separate into just two camps:

1. Cool! Tell me more! I love these puzzle/strategy games. Both how to cheat and not get caught and how to catch the cheaters.

2. Wow, these cheaters are such a bad people. Isn't it unfair to those who don't cheat...?

For once, I would love for someone to step back and ask:

What the actual fuck is going on here?

Some people are apparently spending up to 11 years (on top of high school) trying to get a certificate, that would help them maintain certain socioeconomic status. Other people are actively preventing them in getting the certificate in other ways than the official ones.

This costs an incredible amount of money. The whole overhead is insane. Whole lot of people routinely spend several YEARS without actually receiving the certificate. College education is crippled, because it needs to prevent fraud first, teach people useful things second.

Can't we do the sensible thing and lift the minimum income high enough so that only those who want to study will go to college and do so without fear of missing out?
Ok, you spend your time and resources doing that, and I'll spend mine increasing my military and economic might.

Now replace 'you' and 'me' with competing nation states and super powers.

It's a kind of geopolitical prisoner's dilemma. We're all screwed to different degrees if we do nothing, but everyone has an incentive to be a parasite, letting 90% of the world use their energy working on this problem that distributes the rewards of success (averting global climate disaster) equally to all people, while you use your energy on something that gives you direct and exclusive benefit, not globally diffused benefit.

And even if you could somehow force everyone to participate, you run into the same problem that makes communism (in the "from each according to their ability, to each according to their need" definition) not work well. When conscious beings don't get rewarded personally for working harder or smarter, and the fruits of their labor are always diffused equally across the population, everyone falls into a vicious downward spiral of trying to do the minimum work possible, therefore making everyone worse off in the long run.
On a global scale, sure, but as you pointed out for some spots it wouldn't be good. Both Miami and New York (to a lesser extent) would be having a bad time.
It's easy to fix. However, Mozilla gets a boatload of money each year for specific handling of those who don't understand that.
Well I have the balls to admit that yes the public cares less about Arabs in a far away desert then fellow Euros.

But I think you already know that and your righteous indignation isn't going to change that. Life is not fair.
1Blocker works for me and has good support
I submitted the form but haven't heard back. I have recreated all important email accounts on a self hosted Mailcow instance with a sync job that syncs all email every hour. When push comes to shove I only have to flip the MX record for the domains.
I'm actually in the middle of fully migrating to zoho from my grandfathered GSuite accounts. So far, going quite well. I actually had already planned to move away from Google about 1 year ago...so had spun up a paid Zoho account and associated it to an old domain name that i was not using...Just to see how zoho performs...And, you know what, they're pretty damn good; especially for the price! I should caveat that my needs (and those of my family) are very meager. My family and I do not share calendars, so don't know if the issue that @bbertelsen noted is hitting others. (I guess I'll be testing that!) I do agree with @bbertelsen that the UIs for many settings can be quite deep. It is clear that zoho wanted to keep adding lots of bells and whistles...but i guess because my family's needs are pretty simple, once i figured out where to do whatever was needed...sort of set it and forget it...at least so far...and again, at this point working great! (We'll see how things go once i complete the mkigration.)
When Russian TV Cancels Debate
I tried setting up my Mom's computer a few weeks ago. I can't imagine anybody using Windows these days, truly awful CX.
I guess you mean the shape of the countries doesn't change much? iirc the majority of Earth's population lives on coastlines, most major cities will be inundated
More violent regimes than Russia??

I am not sure they exist right now. Nobody else is threatening nuclear war, while invading a peaceful neighbouring country, slaughtering civilians.
Because the much more likely and believable explanation is that it is mis-configured. Someone upthread even posted a link to (I assume) the manual, and it calls out the conditions under which one will hear “change password”. One of these days I’m opening that website that sells nothing but varieties of double-edged razor blades, which I shall brand as “Occam”, because sometimes simpler is better.
In short, they arent going anywhere

Internet culture is trending towards being fed content algorithmically rather than seeking content deliberately. I see no end to the ad market in this context, for as long as you are not the one deciding what you are looking at - there will be value in paying whoever does control it to show you an ad.

People need to start vehemently rejecting content forced upon us without request with the same intensity as someone shoving food in your mouth. The recent rise of the "for you page" indicates social trending in the opposite direction though, so ads arent going anywhere.
Yes I'm using custom domains and yes I migrated from free Gsuite. I just use the email only on Zoho, which is totally fine for me. It does also include other services which I haven't investigated. Migration was fairly painless. The domain setup on Zoho is quite good. I was able to export my contacts from google and import them into Zoho. The main feature I wanted was catch-all support, which Zoho does support and works fine. Spam detection seems fine. No issues with email deliverability. I have set-up SPF and DomainKeys. Seems OK generally.
Firefox was going off the rails for a while now.

Notice, the worse they become the more they will indulge in politics, censorship, emotional blackmail instead of doing their jobs: building a better browser.
This seems like GCP is shifting its strategy away from trying to win more market share and catch up with Azure, AWS, Tencent. Perhaps they realised that this is futile and not are now focussing on revenue, milking their existing customer base.
> what kind of a commitment[1] could they make that makes me believe that me paying them would mean they stop treating me as a product and as a customer instead?

I'm not sure they could make a credible commitment to that at this point. I'm not sure there is any viable way for them to transition, at scale, from their current business model to one where they just charge users directly for services those users want. But the latter business model is still there, waiting, and sooner or later I think someone will find a way to use it to take Google's market.
For some reason padding has been growing over the last few releases of macOS, and font sizes too, which means that things with long titles are now truncated everywhere ...

I remember when we Mac users made fun of DOS with their 8 char file names (HFS supported 32).

Now we can have even longer filenames, but macOS only shows them truncated...
Ah, so you mean you want a free solution, because why should the devs of an extension that you obviously value earn anything from their work?
LTSC is almost impossible to buy legitimately for individuals
Yeah, I don't understand these sorts of memorization exams any more than I understand the "code this without using the internet" challenges for interviewing candidates... why is this an important skill to have?
I think the point is - its a non-story - there is no importance whatsoever to the article.
You have to use the enterprise "long term service branch" (or channel as i think it is now) if you want a sane version of Windows 10.

Most of the annoyances are removed from there, and you can stick with an older version and not be forced to take the "feature" updates, 1809 works well.

The only issue i had is their new Terminal app is not supported, i forget why. Last i read they were working on support, maybe it works now.

A local KMS activator will license it, then you don't worry about adverts in Explorer, for a few years at least...
Implants may be coming sooner or later but the rest of society doesn't stand still, and as we extrapolate trends into the future, one thing seems very clear:

You will not own the implants in your body.

They will be owned by a separate third party. You may still pay for them, and you may get some value out of the proposition, but they will not be under your control.

That's perhaps the most important aspect of our future.
This article is describing an increased trend in young adult strokes that has been happening for at least 25 years.[0] It "closely followed an increase in several chronic conditions, including high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity and lipid disorders."[1]

[0] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21898534/

[1] https://text.npr.org/467222400
More experiential than you may have had?
I check this page every week or so:

>In the coming months, we'll provide an option for you to move your non-Google Workspace paid content and most of your data to a no-cost option. This new option won't include premium features like custom email or multi-account management. You'll be able to evaluate this option prior to July 1, 2022 and prior to account suspension. We'll update this article with details in the coming months.

https://support.google.com/a/answer/60217#data&zippy=%2Cif-i...

I'm kind of counting on that being available before they start charging me.
I think the intention is that those people are better served with consolidated cloud providers? -- or even single digits of physical colocated servers.

It would be nice to have a known pricepoint from a cloud provider which once exceed you ask the question: "Should we buy a rack and COLO it?" Even if the answer is "no" it's still good to have that option.

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The thing is: Datacenter technology has moved on from 2011 (when I was getting into Datacenters), but only for the big companies. (Google, Facebook, Netflix); I think Oxide is bringing the benefits of a "hyperscale" deployment to "normal" (IE; single/double-digit rack) customers.

Some of those things such as much more efficient DC converters, so not every machine needs to do it's own AC/DC conversion.
It is unfair. And we should raise this point - while being careful not to make it sound like a defense of Putin.
What if a bug eats a piece of a tree and then gets eaten by a bird? Wouldn't that be harmful to the bird?

This could go very wrong if that would kill predators that feed on bugs that feed on trees
I'd be willing to pay for it if it's actually good value, because the current G Suite sure is not.

You need to pay $6/month, or $72/year to get 30 GB of storage + custom domain. If you're on Gmail and pay nothing, you get 15 GB of storage. If you're on Gmail and pay $20/year (or $1.99/month) towards Google One, you get 100 GB of storage.

Basically, the custom domain part of G Suite costs quite a lot considering how little of anything else you get in comparison to cheaper Google One plans. No idea how expensive that can be, since Apple will sell me a 50 GB iCloud+ account that has custom domain emails, iCloud Private Relay and other features for 0.99 €/month.
I have seen people set up clear tubes w/ water as "algae generators" to create diesel, and also to create fertilizer for their gardens
Rebuttal:

My good friend works at the French Laundry. If not familiar, arguably the best restaraunt in the world. (The one where Gavin Newsome was caught maskless the day after he annunced mandates, etc)

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They make $12/hour.

They seat people at $between $350 - $850 per seating per night.

They own the garden across the street and Kelly owns pretty much a 4 block radius.

The menu includes a statement of "Service included" <-- THIS DOES NOT MEAN TIP. and its a specifically amiguous term on the menu.

Menu is for FOOD. Not pairings or upgrades such as truffles, now corkage, nor any bottles one may purchase.

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MANY times, groups will buy out the rest. such as banks, etc.

MANY times, they feel "service is included on their ~100K bill, and thus dont leave a tip.

So, a crew, making $12/hr servicing banking folk, make NO TIPS.

Further, when tips are collected, they are further fucked over.

You dont live in Yountville, to work at TFL.

You have to commute.

You have to work 12 hour shifts 6 days a week.

You are constantly robbed on tips.

Rich people are just as much of fucking douchebags as normal people.

(You know how many get drunk and fall down the stairs, break their arms
Ah yes, the “Tens of millions of years ago, the climate was also different!” silly excuse.

Modern humans have been around a minuscule fraction of that time. If we are affecting the climate in ways that normally take millions of years, “there’s some plants under the ice” is the non-helpful remark
"pretty well" is still not going to be enough. If it is not using the hardware as well as Windows, then I am losing performance.

There is also all the multiplayer games with anticheat that wont work or ban you on Linux. Destiny 2 for a recent example. And I understand them at one point.
At one point I tried to do the same thing but then I realized there isn't any make feature I need to use. The key thing about make is to avoid building already built artifacts, if you don't need that you end up with things like .PHONY. There is'nt anything in make that helps with composing or showing a list of scripts etc either. At the end I ended up with plain javascript scripts for js project and plain bash scripts for everything else.
> Not kidding - How do we know you are not the hacker ?

We don't. But we can assume that they aren't for the purpose of discussion. It seems more likely that a victim would post the OP's post than a perpetrator.

Google also doesn't, but they can say with increased confidence what the probability of the OP being a victim is.

But there's an even hard problem: say person A sells their Google account to person B, and does this with completely offline communications (offline wrt Google). To Google, this situation may look no different than a stolen account, at least for some period of time. But person A is a scammer, claims their account was stolen, and attempts to initiate a recovery process with Google.

This situation is the reason I virtually never perform account recoveries for players of my games. I also require users to use a third party login (like Google or Facebook) for their account, because I want as little to do with account management as possible.
Rakugo
IMAP just works; at least as long as the account is active.
It's kind of interchangeable if you consider not a single execution of your program/method, but every execution of your program/method.

When you run it with "this" value, it'll do "this". When you run it with "that" value, it'll do "that". Because, eventually, all code paths will be run.

It would also be semantically valid to say: When you execute this program/method, if the value is "this", do "this".

At the end of the day, English rules are more what we like to call guidelines.
You can't export purchased licenses for software / media to another Google account, nor can you migrate Google Play Developer accounts. The mail isn't the problem, the problem is everything else tied to people's personal Google accounts
at least Europe can produce its own lumber, it will be some time yet before sustainable forestry takes off in Antarctica (knock on wood ;)

edit: my bad. didn't realize you were asking about greenland, I don't want to act like "no trees" is the cause of their housing crisis, I have no idea
Actually keep getting errors on my accounts after the expiry is supposedly finished
Now all major browsers support the <dialog> element without polyfill. Yay!

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/di...
I can agree with that, as long as the process for detemining who gets to be at the front of the line isn't so onerous or expensive to the that it outweighs the benefits.
I am still using Windows 10 LTSC version and have dual booted it Pop OS. I do everything on Windows for now but I have all my work setup configured on pop. The day MS pulls this stunt on win 10 and hard codes Ads on file explorer, I am yeeting out all windows service for good. Planning to use windows 10 till they support it then I will switch completely to Linux because I am NEVER downgrading to Windows 11. ( Have you seen the UI pffft)
something like only 10 meters is necessary to depopulate large part of Florida (due to loss land and freshwater aquifers) and turn part of central California into a salt marsh and start reducing the USA's most productive farmland.