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He's also 40 years old, impressive for that age!
Do you live in a first world country? That may be why.
This is a dumb rant about something the author doesn't know anything about and hasn't bothered to understand or research.

Dependency Injection is not functional programming. Dependency Injection solves a lot of problems and entire classes of bugs around application state, but with far more approachable stepping stones than something like pure functional languages.

Pure functional languages solve state problems as well but are far more complicated and difficult to grok because of the paradigm shift.

Whatever one chooses for a team of developers, the most important thing is being able to use the tools at hand. It's pretty easy to explain to someone what Scope is and how CDI has some standard scopes.

The author doesn't even seem to understand how Java annotations even work.
If you cut meat with an ax, this is a mistake, but it isn't the ax which is mistaken.
So you are saying that the glyph is now more biblically accurate?
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Again, what stops malicious app B from just taking the A's id and presenting it to device ? token doesn't know who sent USB packet
Unicode's mission is to make every document "roundtrip-able". Even if a character is only used once, it should be possible to save a plaintext version of the containing document without losing any information. Roughly, I should be able to put a transcription of that one translation from the 1400s on Wikisource without using images.

You may disagree with me, and that's fine, but it doesn't change Unicode's mission. Besides, there's room for 1,112,064 codepoints[a], and only 149,146 are in use. It's predicted we'll never use it up, so what harm is there in one codepoint no one will ever need?

[a]: U+10'FFFF max; it used to be U+FFFF'FFFF, but UTF-16 and surrogates ruined that
> I hope instead of war world move more towards reconciliation and vie for more peaceful solutions

This takes both sides wanting this outcome. What if one side has no interest in this path?
I'm referring to core inflation because it shows upward trend across all prices, which means people without much disposable income will feel the pinch everywhere. High inflation also erodes savings, making it hard to get out of poverty, particularly the generational type.

Unemployment is obviously a problem, but the labor market is super tight right now. There's room to fight inflation without a big dip in employment.
Somewhere you can easily analize the results /s
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> When are you going to be affected by this theory? Are you swayed by lies and misinformation? Do you cling to beliefs in the face of fact and evidence? Are you undeserving of the right to speak because of it?
As the Ruffle page says right on it, Action Script 3 API support is at 5%. If they had the original source code and only had to cross compile to WASM, this would go a lot faster. Which is what OP asked.
The device is not checking app's hash tho, it has no way to verify that the usb frame containing that hash is really from app A
These are individual "users" not necessarily equating to individual "people"...

The other more plausible and sinister explanation is that they are simply front's for organisations through which many people contribute to carefully manipulate online perception through legitimate looking user accounts. This would explain the high volume and yet high quality - compared to spam bot reviews which are low effort reposts or simple automatic rephrasing of a pool of content. Instead it would be manually crafted output, by many individuals, spinning a consistent and genuine sounding individual "character".
I once tried to get into a debate on reddit about
whether China was the next rising superpower

Some subreddits are goldmines for particular topics. I know at least one that's pretty good for that sort of discussion.

But in general, it's best to take the temperature (ie, lurk) a bit in a particular subreddit before even attempting such a thing.

The default subreddits are uh, let's say, flippant at best.
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Your conception of Public Relations and mass manipulation is shallow: investigating these programs is part and parcel of the overall psychological manipulation program the US employs. Part of our marketing includes this whole "integrity" aspect that's supposed to give us "moral authority" over other nations.
I want to cross-link a comment from a related thread that's also on the front page right now, because I think it's really important:

> my current theory is that the biggest "threat" on the internet is people believing what they read represents the actual views of average citizens. It's not.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32897760
stop using the home page, and switch to the normal timeline from the star icon.
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lottin commented that people don't use crypto as a currency, which is flat out wrong. Nothing you said changes that fact. Just because the majority uses it as a speculative asset doesn't mean it's not being actively used as a currency.
> Look at the number of Bernie supporters.

Mostly liberal, not leftist. (Even if they were, Bernie'd prove the point.)
Exercise asthma is a drag.

You might be opening up your lungs more than usual during running, and dirty or dry air can be irritating to pockets that aren't used to use. Start with short runs to build up your tolerance. Running on wet days can help -- the air is cleaner, wet, and less irritating. Good nose breathing will humidify and filter the air through your sinuses instead of passing straight to the lungs. Huffing steam through your nose in the shower before or after can calm the irritated tissue. If that doesn't work, reactine or a puffer can help. A light puff deep in the lungs _before_ the run can help stave it off.
NIMBY has been stretched so far beyond its original idea it just means “anyone who doesn’t want to live in a skyscraper mega city”. The idea that a 6x6km piece of land is in any way responsible for homelessness in America, is absurd.

Brooklyn has plenty of housing. San Francisco has plenty of housing. What they lack is cheap housing. Housing is a human right. Cheap housing that displaces and disenfranchises the locals because you see them all like the Old Man in Up? Not a human right.
After getting a flu some years ago, I had a similar problem ever since it cleared up. I have no idea if it is like yours, so it might be a longshot; mine is classified as "mild exercise-induced asthma". It is worst in cold weather.

I've also found that the inhaler helps only marginally, but it does help to start out each run on a much slower than normal pace, even walking (sort of giving the airways time to adjust), and also starting out wearing a scarf or big collar over the airways to trap moisture in the airstream. It's kind of annoying to do as my usual routine was a good warmup then just start right-off at full pace, but since then, I kind of pay for that.

Good luck, I hope this helps or or you can find something that does!
Humans are much more energy efficient than cars, so it was less than 3/4 of a gallon (100 kcal/mile * 200 miles = 20,000 calories = 0.7 gallons of gas or about 6 pounds of body fat). He's probably much more efficient than 100 kcal/mile though.
Now time it, smartass

Now imagine you're 2 subcommands deep, smartass

Yes I know how readline works
Reddit politics is on a whole new level of extremism.
My problem with running was knee malfunction. I don't know how people do it short of just accepting the damage and/or getting mechanical replacements.
Well, you gotta build your brand and launch a paid newsletter the minute you got laid off.
This is the entire point of the article - that inadequate testing can lead to inaccurate results. The point isn't that "the device is biased and therefore its makers are bad people", it's to highlight a clear-cut case where cutting costs by doing such limited testing leads to negative outcomes.
Uh, no? Here's the only spot in that story where the word "Twitter" (I looked for "tweet" too) is used:

> Throughout the summer, the Network Contagion Research Institute noticed a spike in extremist activity related to the Dutch protests on Twitter, Telegram and 4chan, the message board on which conspiracy theories spread largely unchecked

The source for that statement is quite clearly NCRI. It's reporting news about twitter. It's not looking to twitter for news.

And frankly your attempt to blur the distinction is exactly the kind of memery that I was takling about. The NYT is your enemy, so you feel justified in spinning arguments to "attack" them.
I have noticed a really strong uptick in posts and comments specifically about race-based policy. Politics isn't necessarily off-topic for HN but this particular topic almost feels like it's being actively promoted.
I think the author needs to come up with a different title because it's highly misleading.

The author's premises are also highly exaggerated. For starters, the game of chess has not stopped evolving, because our chess engines continue to get stronger and stronger. The strongest engines of today can crush the older engines from a few years ago. This goes to show that even the elite machines haven't completely figured out chess; the smarter engines are going to continue to push the chess meta forward. In that sense, chess creativity and intuition hasn't stalled. We've just reached the point of collective knowledge that only machines can improve on chess theory.

Second, it's not like GMs are playing bad or losing moves to bluff the opponent. In most opening positions, there are at least 3 or 4 moves that could be played to still maintain winning or drawing positions. When GMs pick "suboptimal lines", they're picking maybe the 3rd or 4th best option that's still objectively a good and viable move from an engine's POV. Nobody is playing bad or losing moves on purpose, that simply does not work in chess.
Why would we put much credibility into an organization investigating itself? This review is itself probably centralized narrative control. It goes something like this: Through social media monitoring, the Pentagon sees an uptick in people questioning the narrative and seeing the Pentagon behind pysops campaigns. So they commission a study and review that finds a couple supposedly rogue persons in their ranks which they scapegoat and nominally punish. The main apparatus is preserved in the shadows and more resilient after they have probed and fortified all its weaknesses.
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Ultimately, it's normal to believe what people tell you when there's no obvious reason for doubt. If my coworker says they're late because they got stuck behind an accident, I'm not gonna demand photos and a police report. So to people who haven't acquired a high degree Internet literacy, saying "don't believe what you read" sounds like some kind of trick.

I remember a passionate argument I had about some unsourced story of poor Stripe customer support. The other guy was genuinely baffled why I would question the poor merchant who was being so cruelly mistreated.
Car infotainment systems use Flash!?

That's ... terrifying.
Are you sure? Where do you think the current path of the US is taking its citizens and the rest of the world? Wars are awful and a nuclear war would especially be so, but taking the slow road to an authoritarian state controlled by unknown forces hidden from view has the potential to be much worse. Think of your ideological worldview, now think of those who are the opposite. What happens if that group ends up in control without you even noticing it happening until it becomes a capital offense to point it out?
> I’ve seen a lot of comments from gamers saying they expected it to be further along and more polished, but it’s likely that either the footage is older or they’re not focusing on in engine visuals yet.

From what I was seeing yesterday, it was pretty agreed upon most of the footage was from 2019. So rather old at this point.
> 16 people say I'm right

Where? To be clear, it doesn't matter—being wrong is wrong. Those other people, even if they exist, are wrong, too.

(I can half-understand not checking before you posted the original comment. But why wouldn't you, in response to someone letting you know that you are wrong—which was itself in response to you asking, by the way—take half as much time to just check as the amount of time it took to type out such an bewilderingly obnoxious followup?)
> Anyone who has been on the internet for awhile quickly realizes that the “all the posters I don’t like are paid shills” argument doesn’t hold up well at all. It’s often a cope - “my side/the good side would obviously be winning if it weren’t for these paid shills”.

> There are way too many true believers who are terminally online and you can find almost anything out there.

There doesn't have to be a single explanation, though. It can be paid shills and obsessives.
Flash had terrible accessibility support, and with the increasingly mandatory use of Internet sites and resources for everyone, including those needing accommodation, it's best that Flash stays dead, at least in its previous incarnation.
Sure, because there is no middle-ground between the update of a unicode character that has only ever been used once in a single text, and the Kardashians, that's well known.
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I've read articles where I'm not convinced GPT-3 was not the author

It also sounds like a Wikipedia editor's job
Perhaps a nitpick or a misunderstanding, but subreddits don't choose mods. Mods choose mods. The initial mod is just the mod that started it.

If I remember correctly the popular sentiment on r/antiwork re: the mod's appearance on Fox was more along the lines of oh god why but I'm not certain.
There is a good chance if you work for company that they will use 10.x for their server stuff.

For similar reason we also steered away from home router area of 192.168.X.X for our company network stuff.
> modern computers are capable of a more-faithful rendition of the transcription of a single handwritten copy of the Book of Psalms.

I wonder if there is even a copy of the book transcribed to actual characters or if it only exists as scanned PDF copies? If anyone did transcribe it, would they have any knowledge that the ꙮ character even exists on computers?
Could be, but I think he was using hydrogen hydroxide
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Games that followed these incentives to the end of the line joined the hegemonial blob though, becoming indistinct and uninteresting in the long run.
Jack of all Trades, Master of None, but people will buy masters only in the longrun.
And take for example minecraft, which proofed that the whole market is willing to dissappear for years on end to into a simulation were the player can tell its own singleplayer story, uninterested in any content any company has to sell.

One more longterm succesfull open-source sim of that kind without online shop and half the industry is forever gone.
There are two questions:

1. How repeatable is Figma and is this analogous to Dropbox?
Now every major cloud vendor provides a Dropbox clone. Dropbox's market cap has been stagnant. Figma may have suffered the same fate if Adobe built their own clone or acquired an alternative product.

2.How will it be integrated with Adobe's traditional products?
If this means less design focused users can create quick mockups to send to actual designers within Adobe's cloud, it's a win. Alternatively heavy users of Figma, without current exposure to Adobe, are now brought into the Creative Cloud ecosystem.

I also wonder what this did to Canva's valuation. Last year at the time, Canva raised $200MM at a $40B valuation.
Would an NLP model be able to write a book or reviews of books?
Remember Gell-Mann Amnesia.
1. Google isn't relatively safe. They are paying rent to Apple just for default. And while the cost per user has been flat over the years, ( growth coming from total active iPhone / Apple user ). Apple may raise that cost, taking another slice form Google.

2. This has already happened. Amazon's Ads is making more profits than Amazon E-Comm itself.

It is nice we finally have some decent discussion on Ads. Rather than the usual HN rant about how all ads are evil. Or Internet should be free of Ads.
> Way too often, free speech debates are hijacked to normalize a fascistic movement in American politics.

The fun thing about this statement is that it's just as true, but much more clear, if you consider "fascistic" to be "anything to the right of Angela Davis".
There is a company that got Flash working in WASM but they don't have public pricing so it's probably crazy expensive. https://leaningtech.com/cheerpx-for-flash/
I just tried using Wayland/Sway an hour ago. I guess you still cannot really use proprietary drivers? It wouldn't work for me, anyway; not even with the command line option to ignore my heresy.

I'd like to use Wayland. I have used it with Gnome on Fedora on my wife's Surface Pro 8, and it was really nice.

Maybe sometime in the future.
Fair enough, I mixed up with Latvia, sorry
How does one train for a 24 hour run? Do you need to run the full 24 or is it enough to run single or double marathon distances leading up to the race?
Steve Jobs declared Flash dead. Whether by his influence, or simply good timing, the world agreed with him and moved on. What market remains is small and not worth putting a lot of effort into.
I am generally not affected by this type of lie/misinformation, because I specifically look for it. That's not to say I'm never affected by it, just that I keep an eye out for that type of thing.

But I know for a fact that people I know and care about _are_ affected by it, and on a regular basis. Plus it's used to sway people I don't know, and those people vote. And I find it concerning that they will base their vote on incorrect information.
For the past year I’ve been running a lot, and I’ve found that listening to podcasts and/or audio books is a great way to stay cognitively engaged with something other than the physical sensations of running, as a bonus you get to learn and experience cool stuff.

There is also a benefit to running without audio, in that you have a chance to let your imagination go wild, or try to focus hard on your breathing, cadence, and form, but I can understand that being challenging for many people to do for an hour or more at a time.
I think this "reddit is full of teenagers" statement is a trope for two reaspons.

First, my partner is a highschool math teacher and in his casual surveys and discussions, most students don't use reddit: tiktok still dominates. The ones that do, mostly boys, just watch fight and war videos. Girls apparently are into makeup videos. News to me.

Second, I'm in my 50's and there's no way teenagers are interested in political discussions. Maybe they are, but the people I get in flame wars with speak and act like angry adults: their rages and complaints would require too much effort for a teenager to fabricate.

I think the truth is Reddit is mostly adults but for some reason lots of adults want to believe it is just teenagers, possibly because we act like children online sometimes?
And Quarkus / microprofile API offers a programmatic API,
ConfigProvider.getConfig()

see https://quarkus.io/guides/config-reference
WhatsApp can block or delete your WhatsApp messages.

And Apple could decide to not let you call numbers that start with even digits.

Neither is a violation of the 1st amendment. You can disagree about whether or not that should be the case, or whether other laws (like antitrust or discrimination) should apply, but the first amendment views the government compelling speech the same way it views the government censoring speech, and the Supreme Court has consistently found that forcing an entity to display a message is compelling speech.
This is a false equivalence. Galileo was concerned with physical fact, whereas this professor's controversial opinions are sociological and fairly subjective--they boil down to a value judgement.

That's not to condemn (or defend) the professor. This just isn't a fair characterization of the debate.
It is not clear that US population support would be there for sending US troops into the fray. The US is ok with sending weapons and other support, sending its own troops is another thing, and will not be knowable until something actually happens.
I wonder if Discord will be one day a sort of "Twitter of Twitters" dealing with all these issues, with some servers focusing on Echo Chambers and other servers on either organized discussions or flame bait.
I guess because the goal of Unicode is to be able to represent every character that's appeared in language. This one is in a published book, while guns and a sexual intercourse symbol aren't.

Emoji was a weird value add that Japanese mobile providers added to their phones before Unicode. To get them to move to Unicode, they had to keep them. That's why there's a Tokyo Tower emoji, but not an Eiffel Tower. That's why the post office has a 〒 on it. That people get any use out of emoji outside of Japan is really pure luck.
Here are some of the most beautiful routes in the world. Let's focus on how fast we can move past them! It's like a contest to see how fast you can look at all of the paintings in a museum.

I did a long distance hike on the Pacific Crest Trail a couple of decades ago now. For about a mile I kept pace with the guy who held the trail record at the time. He moved that fast so easily that we might have been two different species. What he and I were doing out there were very different things.
I agree with much of this. If we got the Fed out of the business of propping things up, the downturn would be quick and underperforming assets would change hands and quickly be productively redeployed. Instead, Fed in partnership with government will prop this up and protect the incumbents/existing winners.
Agree entirely. I also objected to that.
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