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Yes, I usually disable JavaScripts. Sometimes I also disable CSS, too (and sometimes this allows web pages to be displayed that aren't displayed if JavaScripts are disabled).

You should make a version without JavaScripts and minimal (if at all) CSS.

Occasionally some things are going to require JavaScripts; in the case that they really do, you should ensure that documentation, links with other protocols/file-formats (if any), etc, should be visible and accessible even without JavaScripts, too.
Money isn't what is used to be, but not by 2x in 10 years, much less by 3x or 4x.
Hi!

I'm looking for a remote software position and I came across your post! I Have some javascript experience along with some other coding languages (python,C++,etc). I also have some experience with debugging as I did some modding work with rimworld and project zomboid. I can also do some devops/networking work as I used to work for cisco.

Is there a link you can pass me to apply?

Best Regards!
Quick question: what is it with tagging these SD prompts with “trending on artstation”? Why is specifically artstation important?
I'm saying South Korea seems like a relatively safe place to be guilty in/serve prison time.
In 1984, there is a scene at the end where O'Brien (a party member) interrogates and tortures Winston (the main character). He asks him political questions and demands truthful answers, and if he spots that Winston lies to avoid pain, but knows the truth, O'Brien still electrocutes him. At the end O'Brien shows him 4 fingers and asks how many fingers Winston sees. He says 4! And gets electrocuted. Then he says 5, and gets electrocuted again. After many attempts, Winstom cries "wtf it matters how many fingers are there! it's whatever number you want!" O'Brien, pleased finally, releases Winston. O'Brien wanted to teach that truth shall not be appealed to in presence of authority, for the only truth is the will of the authority, and when the will changes on a whim, the truth does too.
Ask HN: What are your favorite resources for learning how to code?
What are your favorite resources for learning how to code?
Every one of the people in that building needs the same amount of food they did before they moved in.
$200 per year plus $30 per repair is still a lot. How often do you smash your phone?

Generally insurance is never positive-EV for the buyer unless peace of mind is considered, and to that I say, it's cheaper to find peace with the risk of breaking your phone.
How to Survive the Next Market Crash
But you want to trigger it, to keep the data safe. Though if the adversary has sweaty fingers they also get your data.
A known dataset source with a strong quality filter
I would choose my family’s safety and well being over the life of a stranger every time.
Some HN audience are big on disabling javascript or other web features, but they are a vocal minority.

The vast vast vast amount of average web users will not disable JavaScript. And those that do likely understand that they are crippling their own browsing experience, and so are more willing to accept if the site doesn't function properly under those constraints.

I wouldn't go out of my way to make a site work without JavaScript, unless it was a personal project I was passionate about operating in that manner. Lite mode sounds like something that might benefit a larger chunk of users.

Maybe you should do some small testing and see how much of your audience uses "LiteMode", and how many disable scripts completely, to inform your strategy.
I think that what you are saying is valid, but this should still be celebrated as a win for consumers. You don't have to see something as all good or all bad.
Arduino IDE 2.0
That’s an amazing feat. Goes to show we once were predators who weren’t fast but had the stamina to outrun most of our prey.
Gonna have to pick up one of those cheap RTX 3090s that miners are getting rid of so I can try this myself. With 8GB I'm just getting out of memory errors.
>Luna's downfall and Do Kwon's pending red notice have nothing to do with KYC or AML.

I disagree here. The 'killer app' feature of crypto is that it's basically imperfect banking without KYC/AML. Without crypto's popularity it's doubtful Do Kwon and Luna would have gotten such a foothold.
and Greg Rutkowski too
Lessons I learnt from trying out text-to-image AIs
At the risk of sounding rude, you're not building this for yourselves. You're building this for your users. If your users are truly the type of people that frequently turn off Javascript in their browsers then by all means; go ahead and do that. But you're going to have to deal with quite a bit of a maintenance burden by making this assumption. Every new feature you add will be "what happens if JS is turned off?". Just leave it on. Assume it's on. If you lose any $ because it's off, compare that to the cost of building and maintaining a JS free application.
Dont worry I do, the problem is all the other companies play "Follow the Apple"

The solution is never just "dont by apple if you do not like it" the solution is highlighting why it is bad, and getting people to pressure companies like Apple to change.

Right to Repair is movement, and it is winning. Part of right to repair includes resistance to parts serialization, and/or ensuring that approving new parts that are serialized is free and open to all end users not locked down to only "Authorized repair"
This is very cool! I've found visual regression testing in CI to be one of the highest-value things I can throw into new, long-lived frontend codebase. I've been relying on Chromatic so far, but I'd definitely try out Lost Pixel next time I'm setting up such a project!
> I would pay for a curated whitelist of things (domains?) to be whitelisted in NoScript.

However much you would pay, advertisers would pay more.

It seems unlikely that you the value you assign to a whitelist would be more than the value advertisers assign to being seen... by all NoScript users. You would be out-bid by corruption.
Were you experiencing knee pain? It could be possible you were at a level were your tissues were adapted enough to able to accept that additional straing. And I would stress that works for you probably won't for others - as a few counter examples, Mr Sorokin was wearing shoes with cushions during his run, and other elite runners who grew up running shoe-less, such as Haile Gebreselassie, run with shoes.
When people talk about the problems of homelessness they generally don't mean just people without houses. That is just a symptom of a greater problem. The majority of the homeless people have some sort of issue (mental or substance). Just giving them a house won't solve the problems they face, it will just hide it from the rest of us. If you want to provide housing and bill management as part of the solution that is fine, but it can't be the complete solution. Ultimately you need to fix the underlying problem so they can fully or partially support themselves.

I would also say that just giving people houses will also not completely fix homelessness unless you ban people living on the street and enforce the law. Some people with mental illnesses will live on the street even if they have housing unless you stop them from doing it.
How to Change Minds? A Study Makes the Case for Talking It Out
UTF-8 is still more than 80% empty, and can be potentially extended...
All of the things you listed could not be hoaxes because there were bodies on the ground.

The point is that a very large percent of stories with no evidence turn out to be hoaxes. The more outrageous the story, the more likely it's a hoax.
> Apple strives to do right by its customers, and to be a good company

Meanwhile, millions of people accidentally turn on iCloud without understanding the consequences, due to Apple’s UI decisions.

Apple need to do way more than this to show that they really strive to be good.
Most people don’t know how most things work. PR is still a thing.
> it exists it's just censored

The whole post is brilliant but I really liked this.
I'm eager to see if "AI" can break out of these local minima and actually live up to its promise, or if the end game is really just making cool looking pictures that get fleeting internet attention
We could argue (and agree) that Canada isn’t major, but their central bank sold off their bullion gold reserves ~ 2 decades ago. And finished off its hodl of gold coins ~7 years ago.

https://www.kitco.com/news/2022-05-26/Gold-is-an-antique-ins...

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/gold-canada-reserves-1.3443...
You do it, saying 'no', to speak for the silent majority?

Or you don't disable JS because of the majority?
It is the (#2/#3/#4 depending on study) leading cause of death. We're currently at around ~150K dead/year - about 5 times the average rate of flu, about 3 times a really bad flu year.

It has significantly affected workforce participation, with a large disability burden.

You'd notice. Unless you're somewhat dense.
Isn't Putin saying that parts of Ukraine which voted in a referendum that they'd like to join Russia should stop being bullied by Azov neo-nazies[1][2], and that's one of the reasons why this whole kerfuffle in Ukraine started (the other two being Ukraine's new interest in NATO, and claims of research US military facilities near the Ukraine-Russia border, or plans for one[2]).

Also, if someone's genuinely interested in my "sources" I'm willing to put in the work and post them, but didn't want to waste time in case people can't be bothered to be critical and click the links, and I also don't have a horse in this race, but the whole "America best, everyone bad" mentality literally reeks of indoctrination and lack of critical thinking that indoctrination and gaslighting cause, and it's worrying that it's happening in America of all places (which I admired for human rights and freedom of expression and thought, at least until recently). For reference, some were older BBC and CNN articles, a few YouTube videos, and a Quora thread which duplicates some of these.

[1]: Which the US military is supplying weapons to, apparently

[2] Maybe I fell victim to not appropriately fact checking some propaganda though, but I'm also not sure how to fact check something like this, and... The truth of the matter is that the US has done much worse in the past.

Aside: This whole "everything is a propaganda machine" is so frustrating, and I hate that there's literally nothing you can trust these days. I honestly can't even tell if I'm "paranoid" to think so. It just so very saddening, and despite some people's best efforts, it seems human nature is truly disappointing everywhere we turn.
Archived: https://archive.ph/2022.09.16-160418/https://www.nytimes.com...
According to one recent study, yes:

https://insights.som.yale.edu/insights/startup-founders-are-...
There’s another comment already moving the goalposts: “sure it’s more repairable now but what about the closed software????”.
Well, because it was me. I regarded myself as a fair recreational runner, but nothing more.
Neither does no planning and complete decentralization (no national industrial policy, no trade barriers, letting important supply chains move out of your control or even into the borders of your adversaries).
Aren't indie games already dangerously close to the commodity space? Steam is overwhelming these days. There are dozens of games I can build bridges in or new interesting strategy games. How is any one developer supposed to capture enough market share to make any money of their work? I am worried that tools like this will just lower the barrier even more.

Maybe its a good thing because it will allow indie devs to spend less time/money on art.
Might be a surface-level pull, but a lot of languages have 'by example' guides that walk you well-documented code. I have really fond memories of reading through an early copy of Rust by Example[0] in high school, which really opened my eyes and helped me understand The Rust Book better. A little while ago I had to learn Go in a short time, and Go by example[1] was equally as helpful for getting me up-and-running!

[0] https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/rust-by-example/

[1] https://gobyexample.com/
Spot on. Gnome is designed for non-existent user. All the while, worse than ignoring, denying actually existing user that have since moved on. Very sad story.
> Central banks definitely don't own gold because it's such a useful commodity. Are central banks gold bugs?

Are central banks retail investors? Are they buying gold to "to free the world or whatever"? No [1]?

Gold and silver have deep precedence as money. This leads to them trading as haven assets, i.e. their price rises when financial conditions deteriorate. Bitcoin doesn't. It trades as a risk asset, i.e. its price falls when financial conditions deteriorate. This could change! But that's true of literally every thing traded.

[1] https://www.bis.org/publ/work906.pdf
AlphaZero showed that modern chess was neglecting some strategical concept because engines were. Unlike Go, neural networks play very bold moves but perhaps in a more human than traditional brute force.

But nowadays Stockfish and Leela have both caught up and surpassed AlphaZero.
For the non paywalled link:

https://archive.is/m2hdw
Is there really nowhere else to store Auth information in a synchronous datastore?

For example it looks like you could use a lambda function with the Auth info pre-bound...
Exactly this.

Plus the few cases when US companies (or they local subsidiaries, more exactly) do get tangled up in a corruption thingie for one reason or another the companies themselves get out of it as nothing had happened.

Here's an article about a former CEO of Oracle Romania [1] recognising that he took 500,000+ euros as bribes, but because he reached a deal with the prosecutors he received a suspended sentence (so no actual prison time).

And, the most famous, the Microsoft scandal [2], which has its own dedicated wikipedia page, but where, again, the company itself got away without anyone working for them actually being prosecuted. I'll give it to the American authorities on this one, though, that scandal was most probably put into motion at the very beginning thanks to the work of the FBI [3] (so, obviously, as the result of domestic US investigations), the FBI which had also found irregularities with MS's work in China and Italy.

[1] https://www.mediafax.ro/social/fostul-ceo-oracle-romania-aco...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_licensing_corruption...

[3] https://fcpaprofessor.com/microsoft-business-in-romania-the-...
Do you actually believe that nation states with shitton level funding can't waltz in and out of an original iPhone?
I'd say it's pretty different. I don't have any social media brand to speak of and AFAIK neither do my co-workers.
That appears to be space on disk for transcripts of all the traffic.
Presumably if people were not uploading GB of crap, it would not need to archive GB of crap.

Unless it keeps as many copies of everything as people who get it. That would be dumb.

But I was told that is what Gmail does. Every GIF animation, cat video, and corrupted SPAM jpg attached is stored as many millions of times as people who saw it, and probably as many again as forwarded it.
It doesn't cost Apple $1000 to make a new phone, but they miss out on $1000 of revenue if that person would otherwise buy a new iPhone.

But maybe the person doesn't buy a new one. The cost of the consumer replacing a years-old iPhone is the used price. Personally I would never buy a used iPhone from eBay or something anymore, since there are too many gotchas with SIM locking and whatnot, but Apple also sells older models at a discounted price.
How are you planning to adapt to the change?
First time I read about this. Do you have a source?
humans are remarkably good at running.

Granted this was in high school, but I went from huffing and puffing a 3 mile jog to being able to go for leisurely 8 mile runs within a couple months.
Esp when inflation is a problem. What should we do? Howabout hand out half a trillion.
After the Merge, wallets like MetaMask need to become more user-friendly
It has been. Nakashima (author) is effectively a stenographer for the intelligence agencies. She does not have authority, she’s merely a writer.
"I don’t care from where the configuration is being read"

This hints at a junior developer. Once you have configurations depending on environment or geography you'd care a lot.
> What's been the actual effect of that?

One example mentioned in the article and visualized on TV shows—teams of software-assisted humans each acting under multiple online personas, e.g. on social media or discussion forums. The more problematic elements often intersect with private contractors and commercial activity, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29838001
> [crypto is] basically imperfect banking without KYC/AML

Pretty solid case for why these folks should go to jail. Or at the very least, be disgorged of their gains and banned from finance.
Surely you realize that if the power vacuum isn't filled by a democratic or mostly democratic or even somewhat democratic government, it will be happily met by a despot or a warlord?

The steady state of parts of the globe that don't have governments is 'government, but by cartels or warlords or revolutionary people's liberation armies'.

Which have all the powers of governments, without any of the self-constraints, legal processes, protected abilities for petition or redress, or mechanisms for peaceful transfer of power.
1Hz CPU made in Minecraft running Minecraft at 0.1fps [video]
> I read it as “we want people who bring projects to the finish line, including if they are challenging”.

Which makes it content-free, because that's what every company is looking for anyway.
That's impressive! Where did they find the time between MKULTRA and overthrowing Latin American governments?
> only 3% of Russian citizens are Tatar language speakers and there are even fewer speakers for other languages

Ever stopped to wonder why that might be the case?
How many people, realistically, had over four accidental damage incidents in a two-year period

My wife. Mostly because of the Minnesota State Fair.
I recommend you read "Monetary History of the United States" by Friedman. I have.

We've had stock market crashes before and after. None resulted in a Great Depression. Something else was going on to cause the Depression.

The 100% inflation from 1914-1929 indeed was not prevented by the gold standard, but in 1929 people realized they could double their money by converting their dollars to gold. This caused the bank runs which did not stop until all gold exchanges were stopped.

The gold standard ended in 1933, the Depression did not begin to end until 1939 when foreign countries flooded the US with armaments orders.

What the US did in 1914 was called "pegging". It wasn't really a gold standard, the fiat money was just pegged to gold. Pegging has been tried over and over throughout history, a sham that tries to inflate money while pretending not to. It works for a while, and then always results in a massive and destructive correction. The US's correction was the Great Depression.
I don't like how it's engineered: the uC is completely overkill as the high voltage could be generated by a single transistor switcher that charges a capacitor, not unlike those "Joule thief" circuits used to light higher voltage leds with small batteries. The mosfet would then just switch that voltage, which could well be tens of volts or more. However, the working principle assumes the user's skin would be normally high, which is not the case if he/she is sweating since sweat would lower the skin resistance even more so because of sweat higher sodium content.
if a pin expects rs232, and you give it 120v ac, or saline,
That doesn't mean that everyone has the same experience as you, though. All it takes is for you to damage your device 1 more time than usual for it to be worth it.
> their entire justification for this finding that the fan in question did not say anything while the targeted athlete was serving the ball.

Wasn't the claim that someone yelled the n-word every time the girl served the ball?

Didn't BYU interview 50 students and fans, and not find a single one who could corroborate? And they pored over all of the recorded footage of the televised game and found nothing?

Seems unlikely that NPR would be carrying water for BYU if Duke had the goods. [1]

1: https://www.npr.org/2022/09/14/1122977386/byu-apologizes-to-...
So basically, how often is one presented with aporias on Twitter?
NLH and PLO?
It is neither right wing nor a conspiracy, the fact that you believe both of those things seems to be commentary on your sources of news content more than anything

>Your biometrics should be processed and gathered by the most secure parts of the device, which means going through more hoops to get a replacement.

The problem here is not just limited to biometrics but even if it where many many many many people have posted long commentary on how it could be implemented in a way that is friendly to right to repair, nothing about security is in compatible with repair. NOTHING
a) Screwing over a large amount of the Korean population is screwing over the korean elite(because it creates a populist outcry) (I lived in Korea for years. And I can tell you that a way higher percentage of the population is betting on crypto than in western countries

b) This appears to be across the socio economic spectrum. If you think there aren't a ton of rich people throwing money into crypto I guess I'll just say I think you are wrong.
Clojure encourages pure functions and immutable data, so definitely a "functional first" language. But it's not a "purely functional" language.
Alexandr had been running 185mi/wk average to train for this over the past 3 months. Lots of marathon and 2x marathon runs on back-to-back days. That said, there's an enormous chasm between someone like this training for a 24hr world record and your or I just training to finish a 24hr race on our feet.
Maybe? But shouldn't we (and Apple) at least try to make things more secure?
No I don't realize that.
How would you reward open source maintainers? Donations can rarely sustain a project, so my own solution was to also start selling my work on app stores, but that may not work for everyone.
I can imagine Apple doing some kind of hardware-level signing of camera and video data, so that any image shot by an iPhone/iPad would have a signature declaring that is was not edited by the user in any way.

This exists, and is why the (Canon?) cameras used by police departments at crime scenes are so expensive.
Ventoy, ISO USB Solution 10/10
Ventoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files.
With ventoy, you don't need to format the disk over and over, you just need to copy the ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files to the USB drive and boot them directly.
It also takes place in a universe where policy making ended in 2022. Fiscal contraction is happening because we just recovered from historic fiscal expansion due to the pandemic. Contraction will continue so long as growth continues. If we slide into recession and inflationary pressure ebbs, we'll just reverse course again.

Honestly, I know cynicism and despondency are in vogue right now but the last 20 years have shown global policy makers are doing an absolutely outstanding job. Fiat currency and Keynesian orthodoxy have been vindicated at every turn. Obviously not everything has gone perfect but considering the amount of disasters faced, we've suffered far less than in the past.
No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha
My application to Boring Company 5 years ago (rejected)
With Warp on, youtube does not play anything for me.
Am I alone in thinking that this is not so much a separate character, as a doodle a bored monk made to relieve a tiny bit of the tedium of copying manuscripts?