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I don't think I agree with that. I rarely get scams via USPS, never get explicit or potentially damaging content, the senders are all in my legal jurisdiction, and the spam arrives once per day in a manageable format. Almost all of the content is from businesses in my local area, businesses that I have previously shopped at, or political ads.

Electronically from private companies I frequently get a larger volume of spam, malware, scams, explicit content, and most of them originate outside of my legal jurisdiction to evade the law. And it's a steady stream all day, on multiple mediums.

I'd take 10x the amount of spam in my mailbox if I could get rid of all of the rest of the garbage I'm bombarded with. I obviously would rather not have any of it, but the hoops you have to jump through to send snail-mail inherently filters out most of the worst garbage.
> Grouping by domain

I basically do this already with Firefox and TreeStyleTabs (but ad-hoc). Any middle mouse/ctrl+click I do on a link, opens in a new tab nested under the current one. So all HN stuff is under one tab that is collapsed, all GitHub stuff is under one and so one. Really effective when you do research, as you can do the initial search on Google, then every result you open goes under the existing tab, which is conveniently labeled via the <title> tag on the Google page.
Do you have any advise on how to get that intuition?

I can see mess of certain companies and their bullshit but I was wrong thinking that they would collapse as they still are limping and alive. Granted it is during good times and have to wait to see during such bad times.
And thus using that freedom to paint themselves into an ever-smaller corner.
If this person has tweeted this out and then gone on to do a horrible act of violence, law enforcement would be blamed for inactivity against what would be described as an “obvious” threat. They kinda lose if they do, lose if they don’t.
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Just so I'm clear, your response to "good workers don't put up with that shit" is essentially "they will if they can't find a different/better job"? Cause that just sounds exploitative and scummy. I'm sure companies make those calculations but it doesn't make it right/moral.

In a vacuum I can understand and empathise with your comment but as part of this chain (where you say "the good people are the ones that perform well in the kitchen when it gets hot.") I can't take it seriously. Which is it? Do the good people perform well (and enjoy) when it gets hot or are they held hostage by the economic times?
Good question. We've talked to various lawyers throughout the years. The crappy part is that the people who resurrected it have hundreds of millions in real estate backed ventures (big $$$), so there's really not much we can do aside from pound sand considering we weren't brewing the beer, or enforcing the trademark. The even weirder thing is that they used his name as their contact email for the longest time on their website, made a brew dedicated to my late grandfather (a pediatrician they never met) based on tongue-depresser airplanes he made for his patients, and even had the gall to leave one of their first bottled brews at my great great grandfather's gravesite.

So the only thing I can do is just raise awareness, and tell people who ask me if there is any relation (when they see/hear my last name) to not support them!
better still, any fresh ginger that doesn't get otherwise used get turned into ginger bug (a yeast starter culture) for home brewing ginger-beer. again no peeling as most the microbes you want are on the skin anyway.
But Hunter Biden owned a laptop! And Hillary had an email server! And they both contained files! Files with things in them!

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When something you don't want to get leaked is about to reach the public you are better of telling your side of the story to form public opinion before anyone else.

If you commit a crime and tell the whole neighborhood that someone else did it, they are less likely to suspect you.

E.g. Putin calls Ukrainians neo Nazis even though he is acting like a Nazi.
I'm convinced that junior high and high school, at least in the US, amount to mass child abuse. Like, structurally, that's just what they are, almost unavoidably without totally changing how they work.

Even decent school experiences are, by the standards of the adult world, crazy-bad.

How many people have anxiety-nightmares for a decade or more after graduating high school? How many unavoidable experiences in life so consistently generate that kind of thing? How many develop sleep disorders in school, that follow them for life? Depression? They're really, really bad.

I had a quite good school experience and that ~6-year span is still, as I approach 40, far and away the worst part of my life. It's not even close. Nothing else half that bad has lasted even one year, let alone six.
> death insurance is marketed as 'life' insurance

Looking at other insurance, naming after the thing insured (auto insurance, life insurance, motorcycle insurance) is pretty common, as is naming after the class of people who might want it (homeowner’s insurance, renter’s insurance) and the source/cause/type of loss insured against (flood insurance, malpractice insurance).

I don't think any of those is more fundamentally “correct”, and they are all marketing tools.
Twitter is filled with bots, (or people) spouting angry rhetoric already. I suspect they originate from international adversaries because they play both sides of hot button issues, they tweet nothing about politics all day long, follow/follower counts are roughly equal, their sn's look generated and they have tribal tag lines and images. It doesn't make sense to me that these are real people, and their numbers are huge. Twitter really needs to get on top of this problem
> (and better things to spend my money on -- fresh garlic is significantly more expensive) than minced (or chopped) garlic when I'm cooking.

This sounds like one of those few weird things in the US where the processed version's somehow cheaper.

Fresh [1] garlic is around 1/2 the price of minced [2] here in Singapore.

[1] https://www.amazon.sg/Thygrace-Whole-Garlic-200g-packaging/d...

[2] https://www.amazon.sg/Jia-Wang-Chopped-Garlic-250/dp/B08NVRY...
In fact my point is : I don't find a citation of the mail stating they refused to pay. What I understand of the twitter feed is :

- someone sent a (probably mass vendor targeted) mail asking for a form filling.

- The author interpreted they wanted it for free (which is not even absurd : some open source project have commercial licences and could use both a whatever security standard compliance to gain commercial value AND the legit right to add a big company name on his website) and was outraged because the email didn't contain a commercial offer.

I may be wrong, but IF the mail was really targeted at him (other comment point a believable theory : the security guy mass sent the mail to every 'vendor' lib in the folder, either by mistake or lack of caring) he just panicked and (if he wanted money) missed a business opportunity by either sending a quote for the form filing, trying to negociate an enterprise grade support/consulting or just politely responded "I'm an open source free code provider and have no financial interst in being used by you. Have a nice day."

I have been requested heavy paperwork kiling to allow my work as freelance to be used with 'big client', sended bills for it, and never had a problem with it. Never the funniest part of the project, but money is money.
But remember that for everyone whom you remember for doing the correct thing, there are probably dozens more who did the opposite, such as borrowing every penny they could to put into pets.com or some 'stable'coin. Success is generally hard unless luck intervenes.
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Thought it was a clever double entendre but didn't take it in a riqsue manner myself
This signal flow is only backwards if you're left-handed (like a lot of the world).

If you're right-handed, imagine you just plugged in your guitar and then tossed the cable off to one side. You probably just chucked it to the right, away from the plug. Now look down at your pedalboard, right in front of you. The signal flow probably starts most naturally on the right side, near where you just tossed your cable.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31950015 - it stands on its own and I'm trying to make the thread less top heavy.
no rewrites (the AST->XML bridging is one way), we use it for checking for forbidden patterns that we don't want developers using.
I agree with your assessment, but if your opponent is truly hostile it's not going to work. One person steelmanning and the other person strawmanning has a tendency to suffer from the same problem as always: to a superficially interested or poorly educated audience, defending against strawmen looks weak.
Turns out there’s more than one spammer.
Yes, it's very different. Xe is predicting that V will die in obscurity, and recommending that people ignore it due to that prediction. Look at the second half of that comment:

> There are good ideas there, but if you sell someone the moon and give them a block of cheese that's kind of a scam.

Xe says "There are good ideas there". What do you think the metaphor of being sold the moon and receiving a block of cheese was intended to express? What does it mean to you? To me, it very clearly expresses that the language described by V's marketing would be extremely valuable and desirable, and that Xe is disappointed that V does not live up to what they expected. It's bizarre to me that you somehow see this as consistent with "should die".

What is your evidence that there's a conspiracy? Why do you believe that people are secretly coordinating on secret plans to destroy you?

Everything I've seen is completely consistent with individuals disapproving of what they see as you repeatedly claiming that V is far more capable and ready than it actually is and ignoring others who point out their perception of the same exaggerations.

I'll be curious to read your upcoming blog post about this topic, as I have yet to see you describe any justification for your conspiracy claims besides you finding it implausible that people could actually disapprove of how you talk about your work.

The blog posts that you keep claiming are maliciously-motivated conspiracy seem entirely normal criticism to me. They describe their goals and motivations, and those goals and motivations seem like very normal and reasonable motivations that explain the content of the blog post. I don't see anything that would need speculated malicious conspiracy to explain it.
> Sure, I could move to the woods and live off wild berries for the rest of my days

You'd probably just be removed from someones property eventually.
sounds cool, is this in the same space as Arc (https://thebrowser.company)?
Assuming public health doesn't collapse in the near future, and that's a real possibility, it seems like 85 is the new 70. That is, someone makes it to 85, you can say they had a long life, instead of the old three score and ten.
Somewhat the opposite.

Saving Private Ryan shows US / Allied soldiers murdering surrendering troops, which is 100% a political move (and _VERY_ unusual for a war movie to show).
Oh thanks I'll have to give that a shot! It may also just be that I need to not get so caught up in learning a new way to do something.
Yep, that was the pen (minus the corporate logo). I guarantee it was endless minutes of fascination to a child fascinated by things that do thought work. Don't get me started on her slide rule.
I often do respond to such messages pretending I am the person they're trying to reach. It confuses them and they stumble over their script.
It’s fun and juicy to read leaks from other companies but it really sucks when your leadership stops being open or stops taking questions in all hands meetings because everything they say immediately gets posted on Twitter.

Just because you’d like to know the information about the on-goings of a company doesn’t make you entitled to it and I wish large companies would collectively do more to go after leakers in court to stop this trend.
Nobody used the web until a couple college kids in corn country added images to it. You can call that market fit if you like and I won't argue with you about it, I just don't agree.

I had to listen to too many rants about the quality of Tim Berners Lee's code to allow that he invented the web. I place too high a premium on execution, which is a big part of my problem with IP and patents. You made a box. Congratufuckinglations. Can you make a million of them? And not chop anyone's fingers off?

If the web were the automobile, he's no living embodiment of Rudolf Diesel. Maybe closer to a valued employee of James Watt. He was channeling Engelbart, channeling Bush, and stuffing it into SGML.

Rudolf Diesel, there's a European inventor. We went a little crazy with that car thing. Sorry about that.

Edit: That was also 30 years ago for the one, 40 for the other. That's quite a long time. Whole countries have cycled though low-end tech to innovator to resting on their laurels in that time.
How would you know? When a founder is out unwillingly, most of the time don't both sides pretend it was willing and amicable because they know it looks bad?
All while admitting they don’t know anything:

Powell was recently quoted as saying "We understand better how little we understand about inflation.”

The authority and respect the last generation commands needs a real challenge. Substantive change and not just chanting “disrupt” while playing the same game.

Their figurative identities should not be sacrosanct.
Are you kidding me? Government law enforcement sent her a cease and desist and threatened to charge her for protected speech. It's not a gray area. The purpose of the letter was to harass and intimidate a citizen for criticizing their government and to create a chilling effect on free speech. I don't know what potential legal remedies she has since the government would have to waive sovereign immunity, but at the very least, this special agent and everyone on his team needs to undergo some civil rights training. At best, public employees like this agent and the chain of command pushing policies like this need to be completely removed from public service.
It was a workaround for a problem they caused with the phone design.

I won't cry bad faith, exactly, but it was bad that the phones would lose performance after a couple years without this being properly explained up front. Their battery replacement program also helped mitigate the issue, but now newer phones cost more to replace batteries on, also because of design decisions...
It's not something they are capable of solving on their own.

"End all wars/get rid of the military" rhetoric sounds great, until you realize it's a lie. It just means there will be different wars, perhaps won by the wrong people.
Lol. Knock yourself out:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=banding+day

I believe they also stopped doing it at the Big Bear eagle nest.

And for mountain lions: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/feb/13/los-angeles-... no mate yet? Hmm wonder if it could be the huge and unnecessary device strapped around its neck.
>I use jarred garlic (a lot!) and buy it in quart (~900ml) containers. I don't have the physical issues the author of TFA has,

It's been so long I'm afraid to ask... But what does TFA mean?

I thought it might mean the The Fucking Article... As in "Did you read TFA? You moron." But that seems out of place for someone who wrote their edit to be "Improved my prose."
The government allowing you to celebrate slavery doesn’t mean fellow citizens are obliged to employ you. Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from repercussions.
I've recently done some art projects. The comments/feedback can be really bad. Really soul-destroying.

The trick is to weight them correctly. Multiply positive by 5. Then re-evaluate. It helps. Negative people find water disgusting and yet water is a necessity for life. Its therefore very important to keep perspective.
This sounds like it's straight from the CCP propaganda machine. Having the same ancient culture didn't stop Taiwan from becoming a western-like state.
Not to mention the toxic comments at the bottom of the NY Post article.
This reminds me of an article a while back: `Facebook can track who you know using the dust on your camera`[0]

[0] https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5262297/Face...
Klarna is notorious for privacy violations. For a good while it was possible to pretty much doxx any of their users just by entering some of their details in any Klarna-enabled online store. If my memory serves, they may even have had a ”which of these similarly named persons are you” dropdown at some point…
We don’t have to be hypothetical. We know an entry level developer at Unity makes almost $200K

I’ve done investment real estate before - I had three houses (including the one I lived in) with mortgages of over $500K when I was making $75K a year. Guess what happened when 2008 came?

How is that person who didn’t save, got laid off and having a $600K mortgage going to fair?

Fast forward to 2022. I have a house in the burbs of a major metropolitan area that at the time I had it built was less than 2x our household income (2016) and I had savings. Since we were living below our means, when I had a 10% (Covid related) pay cut, it stung, but I shrugged and kept it moving.

Saving money is not a defense against inflation. It’s meant as a safety net so when the stock market crashes and you lose your job it’s just a minor inconvenience instead of a major life event.
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And negative on the center terminal of the power supply plug.
This was my thinking when I saw the keynote describing the new base MBP and the new MBAs. I had been hoping that the MBP would have the ports of the other MBPs (SD, HDMI, MagSafe) and would just be a bit slower. I would have been fine with a lousier camera and display. But I was surprised to see that it had none of the Pro ports (which used to be even on MacBook Airs!).

I'll get an MBA instead. They're lighter, should have enough power and battery for my workload, and will have cheaper AppleCare. I can't figure out who would get a new base MBP, after looking at the different options.

The only concern I have about the MBAs is that they'll have the slower SSDs, as in the 256 MBP. Apple gives you the faster SSD if you upgrade to a larger size on the MBP, and hopefully the same will be true for the MBAs as well. But regardless, it's pretty lousy to have different performance based on SSD size, which no one would expect (and which is not documented anywhere).
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Similarly, I was at a startup and revenue growth had stopped. They decided to blame the dev team for not making features fast enough. I don't know what happened between that time and two years later when they shutdown, but I'm sure it was terrible.
As the WSJ reported a few weeks ago, companies often find out an employee had quit when the company noticed that they'd stopped showing up for work. Sometimes they disappear with accrued pay being owed them, and don't leave a way to contact them to give them their pay.

Companies doing layoffs often give 2 weeks notice in the form of a 2 week severance check and escorting them out. This is for good reason - very few people are productive as a short timer, and some are even destructive.

I'm not saying companies good employees bad. I'm saying these things cut both ways all the time.
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That is picking a nit. Bad welds are still welds, you just need more of them :p
> Prerequisites: nodejs

Oh my God, it's a browser written in JavaScript.

Yo dawg, I herd you like slow, obnoxious "web applications…"
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I wish HN was more based.
He shifted his investments away from China to the US and elsewhere, and that's exactly what he's advertising now. See for example:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-17/soros-joi...

Investors don't generally bad-mouth their own holdings for obvious reasons. They'd usually sell or go short first. Look at it like this: You can't look up to them for moral guidance because they have their own money on the line and will not give you neutral advice. Case and point is that Soros apparently didn't have issues pouring millions of dollars into CCP controlled China earlier, despite already questionable ethics of such investments. But now it's gotten to a point where even people like him are pulling out and have started criticizing the Communist Party - because Xi has gone full dictator and not even billionaires and their holdings are safe anymore.
Saying things like this really does open a person up to all sorts of problems.

It's easy to "be concerned" about a sentence that is not meant literally and report it, provide it as a crime tip or post an outraged response to it and attempt to cancel or cause other problems for the person who posted it.

Best to choose your words carefully and not give people ammunition to use against you.