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Have you considered releasing your Rust bindings for libwebrtc separately, either as open source or as another commercial product? I could have really used that for a desktop application I started developing a few months ago. In the absence of such bindings, I went with Electron instead, reluctantly. And no, I don't think your high-level API would be a good fit; what I'm doing with WebRTC is too custom.

Edit: Also, webrtc-rs doesn't work for me either; AFAIK, it doesn't yet have enough of the media stack, including hard stuff like echo cancellation.
> The theory that the Earth was the center of the universe dates from at least the time of Ancient Greece and is probably more ancient. There's nothing Christian about it, in fact Christian scholars probably took the idea from Ancient Greeks, whom they revered (particularly the Platonists).

It should be noted that the Ancient Greeks did consider the idea of the Earth moving, but there was no empirical evidence for it. Specifically no parallax as even Aristotle wrote in De Caelo (II.14):

> Again, everything that moves with the circular movement, except the first sphere, is observed to be passed, and to move with more than one motion. The earth, then, also, whether it move about the centre or as stationary at it, must necessarily move with two motions. But if this were so, there would have to be passings and turnings of the fixed stars. Yet no such thing is observed. The same stars always rise and set in the same parts of the earth.

* http://classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/heavens.2.ii.html

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Heavens

Bradley noticed stellar aberration in ~1728:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bradley

Giuseppi Calandrelli finally directly measures parallax in α-Lyrae in 1806.
just you
That's correct if you're talking about Donbas.
Watch Mister Rogers’ heart-warming message to his grownup fans (2015)
> Looks like this vicious cycle will continue forever, as there will always be country with lax on human rights.

If you are using Japan as an example, isn't there an eventual end to the exploitation once the country gets rich? In that case, the trade off should be worth it. The problem is if countries are exploited while not becoming becoming rich at the same time, like India during its colonial period. Not much good will come out of that.
I thought everyone realized once digital downloads came out that they no longer owned games and they were simply paying to borrow the game. I've heard stories of games disappearing for other platforms as well like Minecraft: Story Mode.
Update: See my reply to dahardt. Reckon the problem's (mostly) solved.

Thanks for your comment.
Well, he DID say "they made a movie" so yes, obviously that is exactly what he meant.
> Article 5 doesn't apply if you send your soldiers on some mission (e.g. defending Finland) on your own accord and Russia kills them.

That depends where you send them, as Article 5 has geographical constraints specified in Article 6 (there is no general exceptions for troops being attacked after being voluntarily sent “somewhere”.)

Moreover, even without triggering Article 5, an attack on NATO member troops in the Euro-Atlantic region but outside the territory specified in Article 6 would probably be a trigger for regional security consultations under Article 4, which have produced more NATO interventions than Article 5.
I struggle with how to respond, knowing this.

Corporate lawyers and their ilk are usually serving to hurt others because their employer want more and only that. This person actions, indirectly, could of caused 10x more suffering and cruelness in the world than the person parked next them at a waystation.

I think the lesson I took from this is, that if your path isn't leading to good for others in someway, you are on the wrong path. If you wish for a peaceful death, that nagging feeling of regret will tug at you, making that tranquility much harder to find.
If you’re in California, you can file a report with the DMV since you presumably know both his license plate and his name.
The base sales tax, which is GST in India, is also a lot higher (18%) than the average in the US (guessing it would be around 8%). A decent chunk of the population would be able to afford iPhones only if Apple reduces prices drastically and the GST rate goes to 12% or 5%. Neither of these are likely.
> Never mind the fact that the original developer will be inundated with support/bugfix requests for the clones while the Chinese cloners disappear into the ether having stolen all the value.

This seems like an opportunity in disguise. Provide paid support, possibly after upselling the crowd to genuine product if required. Then word-of-mouth will be to the original dev's benefit; few will side with the fly-by-night cloners.

DRM makes your product less "hackable" by the customer and less likely to sustain a committed community. It's a very short sighted approach.
My point was - How would they have seen it elsewhere and how?

It's not like they could have fired up Wikipedia to do some research
It absolutely is. Most of what people are calling "original" designs aren't even original. Etsy is rampant with copyright or trademark infringement, or just rehashes of the same designs someone else made. The only difference between Etsy and the spooky Chinese is that China has mastered manufacturing and distribution and that's what puts a lot of independent vendors out of business.

Plenty of industries deal with this in various ways and manage to survive and the consumer ends up winning in the end. Restaurants, fashion, heck even app stores all deal with this and the end result is better products for the consumer at cheaper prices.

No one has a monopoly on designing yet another cute bracelet or rainbow lanyard or generic pillow cover.
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Or you can just leave it as is too. :)
> That Sweden does not want to be dragged into a war.

Is this a way of saying, like in WW2, that since Sweden doesn't share borders with aggressive neighbors you don't want to have the burden of defending the free world?

What does the US and Turkey have to do with anything? Turkey only requires defending if it's being attacked, not if Turkey starts a war.
Based on your use-case, it may already been solved. Microservices, for example, are put in a container, which allow you to give read-only\full access to selected files. They also usually have some kind of Mesh side container that limits connectivity between whitelisted containers or public DNS. And since containers can limit memory and throttle CPU, you are more or less at the best you can get using untrusted 3rd party code.
Have you written about your experience launching shops on Etsy? A friend and I have a few craft-style products we're itching to make as a side hustle and it sounds like you've figured out some of the tricks of the trade :)
"Abou" is a pretty rarely used prefix in moroccan names in my experience. We don't really use Abou or Ibn in moroccan arabic. It's usually "ould", "bou", "ben", and in general last names are rarely derived from filial/familial links. When they are, the "abou" prefix just get blended like gp said into for example, Boumedienne. It almost never remains separate.

Tribal affiliation is more important (though it is true that Abou-x can be a reference to a tribe instead of a particular family) so you get names like Al Alaoui, Al Idrissi, Al Zitouni etc. To me Abou-Khatwa has more of a levant/gulf sound to it.
In your scenario, why would NATO get involved in any regional conflicts in Russia?
It's absolutely wild how loud modern sound systems get, even relatively small ones. I even bring earplugs to weddings at this point because the band is so incredibly loud (out of the amplified speakers).
Why is that bizarre?
I love everything about this! More power to you!!
Wasnt Canada viewed as potential enemy for a long time after Independence War? Both Canada and US had plans for invading each other IIRC, with the Canadian forces hoping they would hold on long enough for UK to arrive and help. Though at that time UK was already seeing US more as a partner.
Company earnings calls with analysts? Livestreams?
I wonder if this will break any legacy applications that use boolean to store gender
Being on the science red team could also be really cool and fun. Since the goal is to explore the type of error or lie that gets through reliably, put new scientists on a team with some old greybeard, let's pass along that hard earned "how to screw up cleverly" experience.
The actual truth is not that heroic. But we want hero.

The path is the church did accept we watch from earth but every heaven body revolve around the sun except us. Catholic use this model and very accurately beat the Muslim and the Hans (do not want to use chinese as the fight started in yuan dynasty, Mongolian and Tibetan etc are not Hans) in the Far East precisely of these tables based on actual observation.

This comes from a guy x then his student called kepler pointed out … Newton use Kepler not just a Copernicus model only.

The key is Copernicus is only partially right as the orbit is NOT as he said. It is not circular. and in fact he did not have the details and hence might as well not exist and might not affect the history. That is why his book is ok for many decades after publishing. It is only of the models. And not exactly right like others. the actual path is those who have calculation and a detailed accurate projection which Copernicus did not have.

That revolve around the earth model worked. Not Epicircie.

In truth even today if you observe the sky from earth you cannot just have a solar model. You have the earth factor as well (like the earth minor movement around its axis abd hence North Star change from vega to polar then back to vega). Just solar modal is not right.

Now whilst the looking thru telescope did disturb the worldview. It does not matter.

And it is the attitude of Galileo that is more an issue. The pope is his friend you know well before he is a pope. Teasing him as a joker does not work in those days.

I am not saying C and G is totally wrong. I just say if they were more careful (like C publish his only after his death). And G accept the practical model of using sun as a centre based on actual observation and do not write satire … instead proposing a model that incorporates elliptical orbit, earth role etc but everything revolve around the sun except the earth (then do something about it gradually).

Anyway that is not the history of hero we read. We want drama. We want …
> Not to say you're wrong, but what says you're right other than this one article?

I mean this is not even true? It is not like this one article was the only source or place where this is claimed.
I wasn't aware of that history either -- this article gives more color:

https://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/20/world/middleeast/20archiv...

The Iraqi invasion happened in August 1990, and America's response was in January/February 1991.

It sounds like Saddam changed his tune because he saw the buildup of American forces over that time period. If there was no threat then he probably wouldn't have agreed to any settlement.

With the ground war just days away, Mr. Gorbachev mounted a peacemaking effort. Tariq Aziz, the Iraqi foreign minister, arrived in Moscow on Feb. 21. Later that day, Mr. Gorbachev told Mr. Bush in a phone call that he sensed a “serious shift” in Iraq’s position, according to a transcript in the Bush Library.
"Can we accept US as a enemy of europe?"

This is absurd. US has been the guarantor of European peace and indenpendence after the second world war.

European union basically started as a Washington think tank project.

Yes, US wants to advance it's own interests. No, it does not make US enemy of "Europe". Which is a silly way to put it. "Europe" is not a single polity or a state (not yet at least). It is still a collection of independent nation states. Most of which want to be aligned with US.

Nobody is forcing them to be aligned with US.

China or Russia would be happy to welcome them into their fold of corrupt autocracy.

Europe and US are strongly aligned economically, culturally and politically, while the world around them turns authoritarian.

Sure, they sometimes play against each other.

But, US and the nations of Europe are first and foremost allies.
Does anyone know if only Google accounts are being affected? I have a customer who claims his emails suddenly started all going into spam folders. The address isn't blacklisted. The mail IS getting delivered. Other than looking at the email contents, how to everyday, common web clients detect spam?
Sorry, I meant the average educated person who might write a book. It just seems strange that we have only one reference to the device in all surviving classical literature
Even if it sounds like it makes sense, something tells me that these (not just this one, all of these kinds of 'why x and y is happening') are really after-the-fact rationalizations after some dev or devs decided to engage in a pet project that would have happened even if it had no sensible justifications at all.
This is pure speculation. Nobody knows what would have happened, had Ukraine agreed to Russia's demands. Maybe the invasion would not have happened, or maybe Russia would have come up with more demands.
Here's your introduction to Mearsheimer in his own words then: https://youtu.be/hH3s7MRJkAI?t=3653

"You talked about Putin targeting civilians, or the Russians targeting civilians. It’s obviously very hard to tell what’s exactly happened here."

This was just four days ago, in a closing rebuttal to another speaker, during a panel hosted by Katrina vanden Heuvel - yeah I'm thinking the civilians shot in the head with hands tied behind their backs show he is no real authority: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/04/11/world/europe/...

>‘They shot my son. I was next to him. It would be better if it had been me.’

>Russian soldiers set up in this school. A sniper in a high-rise fired at anybody who moved. Other soldiers tortured, raped and executed civilians in basements or backyards.

>A mother killed by a sniper while walking with her family to fetch a thermos of tea. A woman held as a sex slave, naked except for a fur coat and locked in a potato cellar before being executed. Two sisters dead in their home, their bodies left slumped on the floor for weeks.
Their intro docs page says Windows and macOS, but actually going to the documentation on plugins says "macOS only" https://www.elementary.audio/docs/packages/plugin-renderer
Then you don't get the strong phising protection though. One of the reasons U2F/webauthn is great at phising protection is that the key verifies the sites domain. IIRC there has only been one good attack against that and even that required the user to allow webUSB for the phising site (and it has been patched).
As good a thread as any in which to post this, anyone else with a basement full of electronics parts interested in federating a web store for one-offs and interesting finds?

I have acquired plenty of cool stuff, but nothing in significant enough quantities to make it as an electronics supplier. I'm thinking more curated antique store vibe.
I know I've posted this a lot of times, so I'm sounding like a broken record, but you won't get a chance to do it. When the government came for me they pointed a loaded gun at my head. There was no way I could have moved my hands to start fannying around with my phone. I refused to cooperate when they threatened me, but they soon realized a new tactic and threatened my wife. You're probably tougher than you think. You might be able to take a spanner to your knee caps, but if the government puts a gun to your spouse or children (or even your dog), what are you going to do then? Certainly in the USA at least, I don't think the police are committing any misconduct by telling you they are going to take your wife outside and shoot her in the face if you don't give up your fifth amendment privilege.
still not convinced

you can make cross-platform plugins without JUCE by using iPlug, Faust or even Rust

the selling point of this seems to allow js/web developers to build plugins

and we already know what happened when web developers were allowed to build desktop apps (Electron)

luckily given real-time and cpu constraints this might never happen to Audio Plug-ins
Within 45 minutes of where I live lies a little town that is known for hundreds of miles around as a place to go shopping for locally-produced art and hand-crafted items of almost any kind. You know, glass items, wind chimes, paintings, etc. Why does this still work, 30 years into the internet revolution? Curation. The shop owners choose very carefully what to sell, based on extremely limited space. Etsy purports to be the same idea on the internet, but they'll let anyone who wants to sell on their platform. THEY'D BE LEAVING MONEY ON THE TABLE IF THEY DIDN'T. But for the same reason that I buy less on Amazon and more from brick-and-mortar stores, they're finding that the CURATION is the key to VALUE. The problem of course, is that Etsy, or Amazon, or ANYONE who has a PLATFORM -- like Apple -- has to be willing to make sacrifices to their POSSIBLE bottom line to keep the platform useful and valuable to their actual customers. It seems that an easy "gate" to erect on the platform would be to limit how many chochkies you can sell per month. It would seem to be a fix for people who are trying to use volume and SEO to take over someone else's product idea. Someone here could probably blow a hole in that idea, though. But if it's a site for personal hobbyists to sell something on the side, then you have to come up with rules to CURATE the content to produce that outcome.
Aren't you implicitly betting on yourself not to succeed though? There's some cutoff of eyeballs where moderation becomes painful, and it's a pretty steep pain.
Is there any benefit for Sweden to join NATO? Finland is directly attached to Russia, so it might benefit them from future aggression. But, I don't see any reason for Sweden to join NATO. Also, people seem to forget the cost of joining NATO is not free.
Hell yeah! I wish more folks would appreciate how flexible and feature rich the old school cli tools can be.

What’s your VMM setup? I just edit right on the remote machine. Lately I’ve been playing around with lxd/lxc for persistent container dev environments. This way I can avoid the VM overhead and it “feels” the same…but I have yet to fully explore this approach.
Considering this conversation branched from "What does Spring offer you there that you can't do with plain old Java?", I'm not so sure that's the case.
If you are predicting an ethnic breakup of Russia you are very wrong.

Most minority republics in the Russian Federation have been fully Russianized.
"additionality" is a difficult idea to capture, and can lead to perverse incentives to not make good behavior mandatory
Like most carbon technologies/statements be it capture, neutral, offset, whatever when it comes with an asterix its 99.999% of the time not true and usually involves a lot of money and probably PR for a multinational, a member of the neauveau riche or a member of the upper class with a guilty conscience or bad image/rep
Should have been sone in USA as well. Prepare for the worst. India like china vote along side with Russia and take oil from it.

What if …

Unless we cannot sanction everyone and hence … Russia continue to have money to bomb whichever it fancy.
It doesn't at all. As I read it I thought this article was the anthesis of Fear and Loathing (before reading your comment). Fear and Loathing being about fully embracing and being in the event (or the meta of the event). This reporting sounds like an aloof person throwing stones from outside.
I agree with your basic idea, but I don't think there's really any way around this - at some point these systems will have to be tested in a real world environment.

I guess the question is: how much higher should the bar be set? And if we set it substantially higher then how much longer will it take to improve the performance and safety of these systems?
if my company would be part of the outage, the restoration part would only take 2 days (if we're counting all the data they have, not just jira/conf) but not 3 weeks

so selfhosting may still have certain upsides even with such outage
I'd vote this up to the top if I could - this is all so very true. I'm a testicular cancer survivor myself, and I did the self exams and caught it early.

Caught at its earliest, testicular cancer is basically curable with a 99% 5 year relative survival rate. Even if you catch it early-ish, you're still looking at 96%. The odds take a big dive to 73% once it spreads. [1]

The self-exam is exceedingly easy to do, and once you get the hang of it you can do it in maybe a minute or two in the shower with near zero impact to your routine/schedule. [2]

[1] https://www.cancer.org/cancer/testicular-cancer/detection-di...

[2] https://www.cancer.org/cancer/testicular-cancer/detection-di...
That makes sense and I think the memory and message is optimal.

The cultural memory of, “It’s death to take shortcuts” saves lives compared to a less complete message. Or one that is more complete, but is longer and harder to understand.

Think of social media; or your average product manager.

The whys and hows are best left to science; but science is a fragile institution with membership requirements.

Whereas the culture will live on long after.
Show HN: Drawing animator in 500 lines of TypeScript
I agree, it's usually easy to weed out real creators from drop shippers/pirates if you care to. The one method you left off was to send a message to the seller. It's pretty easy to tell through communication.
I agree/understand, but Schwab is done - the "Davos Men" are not coming back... There might be others, though
Such estimates always depend on what you consider the baseline. Is a world without the industrial revolution the baseline for a world without climate change? If so you can arguably reach a negative death total from climate change or multiple billions by excluding all positive effects.

Which is why people never really take such estimates seriously, it’s far too arbitrarily a number to really mean much.
I guess negotiated business relationships would be a better word than cooperation? They have half of their equation (all their inventory) gifted to them by the king of their country.
I've personally visited the X-10 reactor at Oak Ridge (built in the forties). So in the above, nuclear is not 'technology' until it's producing power for customers?

I'm sure the intent of their statement is salt/SMR/other exotic designs that the NRC has not greenlit (and, I think I'm ok NOT greenlighting designs that don't account for 50 - 80 years of maintenance/operation/risk)

I don't think technology and invention (or discovery for that matter) are synonymous. There has been progress in nuclear technology, even if it's so far non viable.
Previous discussion from 2018:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17873284
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Oh, it’s a great tip. As many of us, I’ve started a lot of projects, invested in creating auth processes, to suddenly get bored from the project and abandon it. Result: 0 users. 1 failure.
My wife is a star seller on Etsy and it hasn’t been hard for her to maintain at all (and she’s never asked for ratings). But she’s also never had even a negative comment made about her product after thousands of sales. I wonder if some product types are more open to criticism than others.
Why would it? It's just some metadata, arbitrary text as far as any git client is considered.
Same with Rust. Any language with a package manager has this issue.

cargo new my-crate
cargo login ...
cargo publish