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Silverlight is long dead, the poster was mistaken: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/2090
Because it’s easy to credibly promise someone their claim is worth X dollars when you (and you alone) control the creation of dollars.
Agree with what? That's not the original point. The original point was that Linux font rendering "doesn't come close to Windows or Mac".

You're all shifting the goalpost.

Nobody is saying that fonts on a retina display on OS X do not look better than fonts on a non-retina display on Linux.

What we're disputing is that fonts rendering on Linux is so bad that it's "uncomfortable".

Now we may have a discussion as to whether everybody should be using retina display or not but that'd be another topic.
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They're also given time for the deletion to be fully complete -- backups etc.. That could apply here.
Okay, but creating money at will is not a bug, its a feature.

I know there is this myth of the "no crisis ever during the gold standard era", but this is false. We had a crisis every ten years or so, sometime way bigger than the 2008 crisis despite the economies being less interconnected. And those crisis sometimes were entirely disconnected from production issues, unlike 2008 that is clearly linked with the conventional oil/gas peak. Because having liquidity that allow easy trading of ressources actually help recover faster and avoid made up crisis like the 1893 one in the US.
It's an interesting spin, we learned to store hashed passwords. But there is virtually zero advise to store hashed tokens. I can't remember any corresponding point in OWASP guides. It's funny how old username:password pair is more secure than modern tech.
As Someone that runs Proxmox and ESXI.

That is hardly true.

The ESXI UI is vastly cleaner and more VM Focused. The network stack is easier to work with, and setting up passthrough is dead easy. A big plus to ESXI is how easy it is to export a VM and move it to another machine. The Export/Import method on Proxmox sucks, and all CLI. Plus there are a lot of premade VMware images out there that spool up in minuets on ESXI, getting them up and running on proxmox is a chore.

Proxmox is not bad if doing everything from scratch in Proxmox, and you don't need to move VMs arount.

Plus don't get me started on lack of a filebrowser on proxmox.

Performance is better with ESXI anyways. Only downside to ESXI is hardware limitations.
This is how banks and the economy should be run. Lose our money, lose your head. Skin in the game solves most problems.
It would also be worth noting that a typical EV doesn't have to run at anything close to 100% load for extended periods of time.

What sort of power an electric drivetrain can handle for a burst of acceleration lasting a few seconds versus what that same drivetrain can handle as a continuous load are two very different things.

The same even applies with combustion powered cars too, if you look at the pickup truck market you'll see massive power numbers on every manufacturer's diesel pickups. If you look at their chassis-cab commercial trucks those same diesel engines are often derated by 30-50% compared to the pickups even while being equipped with larger cooling systems. That's because the commercial variants are rated to perform to spec all day every day where the pickup version just needs to put a grin on the owner's face when they floor it off the line and then occasionally tow a boat or something.
Personally, I'd recommend making more of the homepage the actual site, in the style of Reddit or HN's homepage - hopefully, the content that will be surfaced will explain it better than marketing does (and make it seem less closed off!)
I ask Canada for a specialist and I'm on a waiting list for half a year and then my appointment gets cancelled.

I fly to Latin America and go to a doctor throw down less than 100$ and my health is immediately better. Total investment stays under 1000$.
I’m sad to see that Taxi doesn’t support union/sum types! We make use of them quite heavily at Notion - our “block” model is a union of 60 subtypes - so it’s a make or break feature for any semantic language we’d use internally. For Kotlin, taxi could support this by generating sealed (data) class. GraphQL’s schema language seems similar in some respects, and supports union types but not generics.

I’m also curious about how teams or systems onboard to Taxi. There’s a lot of advice about “models shouldn’t be shared between teams” and such. How would you suggest an engineering org go from a shared set of models defined in some other language today, to model-per-team defined in Taxi? I’m a bit confused about to what degree models should encode some existing types in an implementation, or if models should be idealistic, and the implementation will need to do a lot of data munging to produce a structure that matches the model.

Finally, how should teams think about computed properties / expressions? If models describe the input or output of an API my team owns, wouldn’t our API compute these properties internally? Why expose a possibly-incorrect expression to compute it?
Large companies are actually more vulnerable in some ways, because they have stuff that can be taken away from them if they dont listen to you. Judges HATE being ignored, and every judge in the nation will have the back of the judge who takes action for being ignored.

The advantage the company has it that they can drag things out for years and most people cant fight that battle with them. But smart companies will still respond, billable hours spent to fight it may often cost more than just doing what the customer asks. Using the adsense example, cost to do that all that was for sure way less than actually challenging someone over the issue. Demand letter means at least the legal intern is reading what you said at Google. Which is an improvement over nobody reading it.
That seems pretty terrible to me, even discounting the fact that it's monospace (I use monospace for editing too). Especially notice how the letters have inconsistent thicknesses, sometimes thicker on the left vs the right or vice versa, sometimes even different thicknesses depending on where they appear in the sentence (e.g. look at the 'n')
Referenced in the article, but here for convenience:

http://www.kirkbridebuildings.com/
> The module system fragmentation is the worst thing that can happen to a language. Unfortunately, I haven't seen anything remotely close to a bridge between CommonJS & ESM so both can coexist peacefully. If you turn towards one, node starts screaming about how ESM modules can't contain require and if you go the other way, well then CommonJS doesn't have import.

It's possible it's more confusing on backend node, but on my current frontend project I can import any module without caring what type it is. Yes, I have to pick one import syntax, but I'm not sure why I'd want to mix them.
Thanks!

Yes combining good content with advertising my product is the goal but I really focus on providing benefits with the content I create :)

Since I build on top of these great services I want to show at least how I am utilizing everything.
I mean, rolling down the window offering candy to strangers is the literal textbook example of a 70s predator, so it’s extremely suspicious. Hand out candy while walking and it won’t be that bad.
> At least, in the context of this universe. But that is the entire and only context available to us.

But we know things take “multiple paths” — why does that not apply to the original singularity diverging into multiple universes?

> Whereas all sorts of different clouds of smoke exist, some probably even right this second just here on Earth.

But only a particular cloud exists — the one that comes out of your fire. You go from one log as it exists to one cloud as it exists… one state to one state.

We normally explain that as “there’s more potential ways to be a cloud than potential ways to be a log”, but that brings us back to my question…

Why do the potential other smoke clouds count as entropy in the case of smoke clouds but not potential other universes in the case of universes?
Reddit hired more paid moderators, to whom being mean to racists and other people they like is “hate speech” while actual racists and nazis run amok being shitty to actual protected groups. Reddit is turning into the next stormfront.
I'm paying 120/mo for symmetric gigabit fiber from Telus.

Compared to my European colleagues this is in no way reasonable.
Because you can still use cash.

But once you can't, then the temptation to coerce people into "the right way" is going to be too big.

Then you need to hope you don't need to go to a gay bar in an anti gay state, pay for an abortion without your parent knowing, or give financial support to a controversial political group.
Isn't the issue that these are a paid product and the supplier has to keep adding "value" (or pretending they are) to keep selling new software?

Some things get better over time like better graphics cards and 64 bit but MS wouldn't keep making money if they said, "yeah just keep Windows 98, it basically does everything you need". Instead they add fluff, search that no-one wants, messaging that not everyone uses etc.

Maybe they should do Windows Lite which would only include the desktop and windows update and nothing else. Sell it for $10 inc updates for the first year. You then pay a subscription if you care about more updates and nothing if you don't.
> it would still need lots of the other parts of Emacs, e.g. the buffer data structure

As I wrote right there, the embedding app could have its own implementation of low-level Org parts, talking to the app's internal structure and storage.

Running the whole of Emacs on a phone, and with tons of crosstalk to emulate the display, and with logic in the app to process that emulated display and convert into the actual interface, would be bonkers, which is why no one does that. Completely wrong level of abstraction—it's just the same problem of too much low-level fiddling, amplified into an entire inter-app API.
I love the idea and monetization model, trawling through the rest of a subreddit to find the thread for a recent episode can be tedious.

Congrats on the launch, I have a couple of questions. Is it only for discussions around recent episodes? Or is it just that the specific podcasts i've searched for don't list all episodes?
I considered that, but the Chinese part doesn't really make sense...
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How does he benefit from status quo?
Yes, doesn't have to be the same monitor but it needs to have the same subpixel orientation and you need to have the same resolution or 2x resolution and scale 50% so it pixel aligns.

If you look at those screenshots on a 4K display they're incredibly blurry because all you're looking at is your browser doing image scaling optimized for photographs.
Thanks to some hints in those articles (basically, enabling incremental builds on release mode), I've been able to remove about 70% (yes!) of the build time :-)

Thanks!
Yeah, I got to the landing page and left immediately.

I want to see what the site is about before signing up or doing anything.
In Canada you get what you pay for... Healthcare is free but it's also pretty shit. Care in Europe is far better, care in the US is far better if you have money.
Yes this is the fanout pattern - called at least in AWS context. It is pretty normal to use it like that to decouple it even more.

Producer don't need to know to send it to which queues
Disclaimer: I know nothing about Windows or RDP.

I was just on a developer group call the other day where another developer from another organization was having weird scaling issues RDPing into the vendor's sandbox. The solution was to adjust some buried registry setting on the remote machine, not fiddle with the local machine. Unfortunately I paid little attention to the details as I rarely RDP and when I do I can tolerate display issues.

I realize this is super vague, but it was so fresh in my brain I had to respond. Maybe someone who actually knows something can provide actual details.
TFA starts with "On April 15, we published a blog[0] detailing an attack campaign ..."

So, there was a blog post on April 15, at least.

[0] https://github.blog/2022-04-15-security-alert-stolen-oauth-u...
Sadly, at this point just not scanning my inbound purchase and travel emails is a big enough win.

Encryption in proton mail was never the selling point since everyone I talk to is on google anyway.
You made a similar comment elsewhere about ES6 being "half-baked", and I'll ask my question again here:

Can you explain more what is half-baked about ES6 modules? To me the logic and syntax of how imports [1] and exports [2] are organized seems clean, but maybe I'm missing something?

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

[2] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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Get rid of the landing page and get straight to the content.

Create content yourselves to fill the void until it grows.
"I am sincerely convinced they have absolutely not the skills nor the vision to turn the data they collect into a process that could be personally harmful to me."

Never underestimate your enemy.
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In which case I wish you all the best of luck that your outlook improves.
Level 2 chains don’t generally put everything back on the main chain. Lightning, for example, is peer to peer, and then only does net settlement to the main blockchain very infrequently (maybe after a couple months of transactions). This also makes it vastly more energy efficient on a per-transaction basis, the marginal energy cost of a transaction can approach zero. But also, my understanding is that the transaction history isn’t really preserved in a format that would be easy for a government to put together after the fact.
The big problem is people believing that there is any one such thing as inflation.

There isn’t. The word inflation represents many, including wildly divergent, ideas.

And many of the very different things represented by inflation serve very different purposes, and that’s why they’re changed, because different measures of inflation help measure different concepts. Core inflation is just one of many different measures of inflation.
What a great idea! It's shame that the questions are not customizable...
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Taxation is coercion. Higher taxation is higher coercion.

With that being said, the US already spends more on public healthcare than Canada does, so the problem is a lot more complex than where should the money come from.
Or we could have a police force that prosecutes theft.
I apologize for being late to reply. @THjr responded very well to this, but there is one more point I would like to lay out. When everyone has talked about these numbers, they've been referring to deaths and that isn't how gun violence numbers work. I understand it sounds like semantics, but when we look at statistics semantics are important. In the modern news cycle, media outlets leave you with the term "shot" and of course we think killed... and in this latest tragedy, it is an unfortunate truth. Any wound suffered is an injustice, but it doesn't mean a death and murder... though, being shot does increase the chance, I understand. Modern weaponry is very efficient (though I'd have to look up the numbers).
It's like modding a game console

https://mynintendonews.com/2022/02/06/us-government-wants-ga...
Saying you want to make a highly optimized fast program doesn't guide you how to actually do it. The pattern says "when we focused on the data layer, optimization and speed came more naturally".
The dis/incentive aspect is already abused, imo. If a small percentage of society participates in one activity, eg. smoking, it's too easy for the majority to tax the crap out of them to fund whatever activities they want.
Might be better to switch the link to a clearer article. Eg this one has more nuance: https://kotaku.com/xbox-phil-spencer-raven-qa-union-activisi...
It guess it depends a lot on personal preferences and expectations, but I'm very content with my Bitwig setup on Linux. There are obviously a lot less native third party VST plugins available on Linux, so if you already own lots of them and want to make a switch that could be a problem, but if you're just starting out, there's more than enough available:

https://www.kvraudio.com/plugins/linux/vst-plugins
You don’t really have to get an outside’s perspective. I’m a literally JavaScript developer with a long career and I’m still incredibly annoyed by the state of JavaScript tooling. Fixing those errors on larger projects isn’t exactly a walk in the park either. I constantly find broken packages because people simply don’t understand how Node ESM work.

Every build tool has had a decade to figure ESM out and they still all suck at it. Rollup is the only “somewhat” savior because it’s “almost” ESM-only.
Feel free to correct me on this, but in terms of ProtonMail's E2E, it's done entirely client-side (= in JavaScript), at least in the web UI. This was claimed on PM's website a while back iirc.

So I believe this makes the claim "true E2E" more believable. Or at least verifiable - because it's just JS.
They actually claim no IP logging by default, not that they don't log IPs at all. If you're worried about that, use tor.

If you're looking for a service that ignores law enforcement requests, I don't think proton is for you.
I switched to Linux specifically because Windows kept breaking. One update broke compatibility with the stock SSD in my laptop, but the symptom was random bluescreens with seemingly different errors each time. I installed Mint to see if I could get a better error about which bit of hardware was faulty, but it never had any issue in Linux. At least if a kernel update broke something similar, it'd be easy to boot from an older one. Windows sticks you with the version you have or a full reset.
You are better off running a VM for dockers. That way that entire VM is portable.

The ZFS Filesystem is a nice feature
This just sounds like punishing people, not incentivizing. People just want to see others punished, they would never want to use such a system themselves.
Everything is a raunchy double entendre, so don't worry about it. The lady was flirting with you.
This, along with the increasing awareness regarding consumption and emissions, is way bigger than most people make it out to be. Even without dependents, it seems easy until you realize if anything happens to your immediate family, it becomes a lot more difficult to see them (and vice versa).

It's a tradeoff between freedom and community, but it's still a tradeoff most people aren't fully aware off.
What was so terrible about it?
> Why does something with as much mass as a semi truck have the ability to wrest control away from the operator in the first place?

Because humans - even highly trained professional drivers (who are in general much better than the average person on the road) are terrible drivers that make mistakes all the time. Not to mention humans drivers are limited to two eyes looking in one direction (checking the mirrors takes your eyes off the road, so while you should it is a compromise), a computer has a lot more potential for inputs that humans cannot see.

Now I will admit that making safety programs that work right in all cases is a hard problem. However it is competing against an imperfect system.
> I personally prefer Linux, but what’s holding me are the streaming services (netflix, amazon, etc), I can only watch SD content if I’m on Linux, so my second opinion is macOS, I can watch at least in a decent resolution and also their notebooks are the best ones out there (the air is amazing between price, performance and battery life) for my use case, that’s also work.

I would not choose operating system based on this.
Instead, if you can afford, you could buy for example Apple TV as separate box which is not too expensive, has great quality for video and audio. But I guess there might be a chance that you want to watch on higher quality on other places than your home as well. For that, I have personally just used Windows sandbox.
Given we have one win for a 1000 fails with big companies, and that they clearly don't pay much consequences for their bad actions but benefit a lot from it, I doubt it.

Espacially if this becomes state mendated for national security reasons. Indeed, have you seen anyone been sued for the PRISM program?

In fact, it's already happening: have you seen a lot of things modified in iOS lately? It's super hard, so few people even attempt now.
Patching bullet holes is expensive.
on concurrent note can't get out of country car insurance which is 200-300$/month for a junker car just collision liability bare basics. it is a bit of a crisis way established institutions fleece us Canadians.
Your article links to this as proof:

https://archive.ph/1vaZ8

Direct link:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17258203

The allegations have been retracted.
Is that really how it works? The scalper will eventually want to sell the other 96 units, he has no benefit keeping them around. That should satisfy demand and eventually drive down the price.
Luggage capacity isn't bad if you don't need much vertical space. It has that big flat area in the back.
Set up your environment in a nix shell.
This is exhibit A in why creating an open source monetary system is so important. Because it robs those with all the power and wealth from manipulating the system for their benefit via monetary and economic policies.

This is also why most of the critiques of capitalism fall flat in my opinion. Capitalism is not the problem, but the financial system is. The financial systems greed and market manipulation is what people are trying to eloquate when they say things like “unfettered capitalism”. You can have capitalism with an ethical monetary system, we just don’t. But we could.
Yeah, null pointers and the compiler writing more code for you (overlaps with generics) are pretty high on my wish list.

I'm bringing someone up in Go and they forget to initialize some map or struct: `&Foo{data:map[int]int{}}` and crash the app.
He wouldn't, that is why he favors it. He has nothing to lose with such a proposal, no Skin in the Game.
> *, 3/4 of the sample based integrated method names are, or are very close to, popular sexual-ish diminutives or slurs:

That's magical.
Hahaha I don't know how I got that wrong
Russian national guard soldiers sacked for refusing to fight in Ukraine
This has been pushed with every hot-button topic, every tragedy, at every opportunity. What boggles my mind even more is how many people seem perfectly willing to step right in line and accept it.
Package management just breaks package management and software distribution most of the time. It just shouldn't be used, when not necessary.

Just put your things (and the dependencies) into a single downloadable folder.

Especially with javascript, it is one of the most stable things ever, everything written in the past 27 years just runs on every device, on every environment, without any problem. Heck, you can't even navigate yourself into troubles, i bet if you reverse some javascript files, browsers still will figure it out. Try that with any other top TIOBE languages.
I dunno I've been gone for a long time now. You want my tax return, too? I'll send you scans of my ID so you can steal my identity and score that

I love letting condescending Google employees steal my identity ever since deleting my Gmail account
There are independent media in Russian language (most not physically located in Russia), internet at large, social networks and VPNs to access those that are banned.

But if you were someone who "didn't follow the news" for the last 10 years, you would consume government's propaganda instead, and believe it. Which is my point.