skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Non-regulatory solutions also doesn't empower the market to optimize cost in a productive way (which would cut into profits). In the current economy for the vast majority of products we have two options 1) a cheap option made in horrendous inhumane conditions and 2) a luxury good made in a process that's inherently limited in aim and scope. Globalism basically exports the suffering of the most unregulated markets to the entire planet.
>I have no idea how one might set about combatting nationalist/imperalist sentiment in a foreign country

When it goes beyond sentiment and into a genocidal war of aggression, like it did in Russia, there is one approach that no one in their right mind would advocate for, but it does work. It certainly worked in Germany and Japan.
Telemetry can be disabled on: about:addons -> Firefox Translations -> Preferences and then disabling "Report high-level user interaction" and "Report errors"
I don’t think so. Google is still a search engine first and a question answering machine second. And for the question answering I will still prefer links over a blob of text that can’t be inspected or verified.
Almost exactly my experience, I went to the lowest possible dose and have never felt better.
Thanks for the tip, I was wondering why I was getting weird looks from people seeing me walk with the barbell on the street.

Now I fee like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.
> are on their fourth or fifth kid by the time they're 30.

That's the difference. Couples that plan explicitly typically don't plan their firstborn before 30.
I'd argue TRT (to raise testosterone) is a pretty drastic recommendation.

Not that it is bad or dangerous. It just points to the OP being at the stage where their hormones needs to be medicinally managed.
I’m toying with advocating for a three-pronged approach:

1. An annual wealth tax on crypto holdings to fund (a) a victims’ compensation fund and (b) an enforcement agency;

2. Said enforcement agency, whose job is to manage the compensation fund and make referrals to the DoJ (no rulemaking authority); and

3. Reporting requirements for crypto transactions, crypto-fiat or DeFi, above $10k, individually or in aggregate. Civil fines for first time violators. Criminal referrals for repeat, large-scale violators.

Also considering: SEC gets explicit jurisdiction over crypto and FinCEN over DeFi and mining. (I’ve toyed with extending liability to VCs, but that gets messy because it requires defining a crypto start-up, which is harder than defining crypto.)
those things are popular in america but the US doesnt even have a big birth rate issue. Some of the most pro-welfare countries are having the worst crisis in europe. I dont think financial help would do. People really now consider children to be more somewhat a burden to things they want to do in life. I think it was all deliberate, not a forced hand
CARIAD acquires SemVox from paragon AG
> Is there such a thing for emacs?

Evil ))
Not if it’s unequal, and infertility is a cruel way to lower the population. Wanting kids and struggling to have them absolutely wrecks you emotionally, and it’s even worse for women.

But also, if it’s chemically related it might hit first world countries harder than third world countries. Imagine what would happen if all aid was cut to Africa.
I've been very happy with Bitwarden. If things go south because of getting funding there are some good forks of the server you can self-host (vaultwarden).
I am well aware of the megasquirt project and others like speeduino. The existence and popularity of that product no more speaks to its legality anymore than the existence and popularity of illegal drugs speaks to theirs. Federal law prohibits tampering with any part of your vehicles emissions control systems, which includes the ECU and any aftermarket parts must comply to all relevant epa standards and almost always requires EPA or CARB certification [1]. In theory it might be possible to get that certification or get and exemption even without it, but it is notable that no CARB or EPA approved after market forced induction systems allow end user modification of the fueling control. Additionally no complete ECU replacements that I’m aware of will pass OBD II emissions tests or even report the relevant data.

Additionally megaquirt themselves repeatedly remind you their products are not legal for road use [2]:

> MegaSquirt® and MicroSquirt® controllers are experimental devices intended for educational purposes. MegaSquirt® and MicroSquirt® controllers are not for sale or use on pollution controlled vehicles. Check the applicable laws in your locality to determine if using MegaSquirt is legal for your application. For more information, see: www.megamanual.com/tamp.htm

Or

> No. MegaSquirt® EFI controllers DO NOT have exemption orders, and thus are NOT emissions legal for sale or use on any on-road pollution controlled vehicles in the U.S.A. or Canada. Competition vehicles that are never operated on public roads may be able to use MegaSquirt® EFI controllers, and some older 'non-emissions' on-road vehicles might be able to use MegaSquirt® EFI controllers as well. For other regions, please check your local regulations to see if a MegaSquirt® EFI controller is legal for your application. There is more information here: www.megamanual.com/tamp.htm

Or just http://www.megamanual.com/tamp.htm

[1]: https://www.epa.gov/sites/default/files/2020-12/documents/ep...
[2]: http://www.megamanual.com/MSFAQ.htm#whatis
Age matters massively. People getting married in their 30s and trying to conceive in their mid-30s are going to have a much harder time than young people in their early and mid 20s. It's really not a linear drop off in terms of difficulty either - it's fairly exponential.
Oh damn, that makes me remember one weird event, my tech illiterate mum told me "did you heard queen died?" like... 3 months before that actually happened coz she accidentally subscribed to some random garbage on their phone and most likely assumed some clickbait header is actual news...
a) Hunter Biden's laptop - we never got to find out as it was all suppressed. There are emails that at first glance look like shady business deals involving his father.

b) COVID La Leak - I never said it was proven, just that it couldn't even be discussed.
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Is this actually worse? It's not tied to the ruling party specifically.

The UK is slightly weird in not having a single unified national identity system. Instead it has a number of critical ID checkpoints: you need ID to buy or rent a house, and to have a bank account, before we even get into voting for which ID requirements have just been introduced based on the US "fraud" narrative. But there isn't actually a specifically named "ID card" or "ID database".

Instead we have all these para-ID schemes. The electoral register is one of them.
Yes.
It also makes the masked instruction more portable to arm or non-x86, which is great.
It also avoids the side channel?
Around $20k out of pocket for IVF with ICSI when I did it. Most of that (~12k) was the drugs.
While it could be said that the user shouldn't be mixing a "home" keychain (iCloud) account on a "work" machine, perhaps their work have a BYOD policy, and/or perhaps a policy of using Keychain for work-related password storage, and since iOS doesn't allow the use of multiple user accounts even on their so-called "Pro" devices (hello, Apple? It's 2022!) maybe they don't really have a choice.

But I think that whole argument is beside the point, because the real issues as pointed out are:

- one network used on one device shouldn't necessarily mean that it's suitable for *all* the user's devices [1]

- but more importantly: syncing of Wifi network should only be a convenience; actually connecting to a synced-in Wifi network should only happen by explicit user action, and the 'auto-join' feature should never, ever sync across devices (it should only ever be a device-specific setting), defaulted to off when synced in via iCloud Keychain sync. [2]

That second point is what I also believe to be a security risk.

Yeah, sure, it's a "feature", but with what I feel is a massive security risk.

[1] https://twitter.com/MCSeb/status/1590722905876619265

[2] https://twitter.com/MCSeb/status/1590723613824806912 (though I think OP misunderstood the System Preferences settings on 'auto join')
or too depressed to put on a mask for you
SemVox develops speech assistant systems, CARIAD is the software subsidiary of the VW group.

CARIAD press release: https://cariad.technology/de/en/news/stories/paragon-semvox-...
That's in the roadmap, yes.
It's a strange read, because the article forgets to mention how crypto companies have influenced the politics in the USA with their money. The former FTX CEO claims he gave more than 1 b$ to Democrats, and the same amount to the Republicans (but anonymously). And that's just the legal donations, there were other activities, like invitations of influencial people to high-class event.

I don't assert that some political representatives were bought, of course it can't happen in such a democracy with high moral standings, but maybe these billions of dollars had a purpose?
That’s true, but keep in mind there are issues that can happen on the women’s side where you having twice as many sperm could brute force their way past it. One example would be her immune system attacking your sperm.
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Registrar URL: http://www.whois.godaddy.com
Updated Date: 2020-09-24T16:37:31Z
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These are the original whois information.
There are probably a lot of things that Twitter is not the best place for debating, but who gets to control that list and why does it always favour the left?
>This is one of the problems, we are missing studies that can demonstrate sources and source contribution to this problem.

This is why I hate when people compare climate change to other problems (like GP did).

Sure, there's a lot of microplastics out there, but the science is still out on what that means for us. Meanwhile we know how bad Climate Change is, so if we have limited resources to fight problems, definitely fight the one you know is bad, even if it's not as engaging as thinking about your own sperm.
Meanwhile nothing is more pro-procreation than showing people the most fun ways to do it
"Ignorance is bliss" is safe, zero-effort, and anxiety-free - until it isn't.

And when it isn't - both the "not just a river in Egypt" and "blame some handy & culturally appropriate boogeyman" strategies are popular and low-effort. And usually enjoy widespread social support.
It may solve opening lines, but it doesn't really solve the general concept of mass memorization. After a few moves more than 960 possible configurations of chess exist from a normal board anyway.

And you can say, "oh well but the boards are roughly the same" and that's sort of true, but it doesn't really solve the problem of the people memorizing the tree. It just changes the shape of the tree. It goes from looking like a pine to a maple.
> That's definitely overblown. I've got a half-dozen enabled, and on re-reviewing that list, I still think they're legitimate. Upon checking mine, I've whitelisted Google Calendar, Gmail, Google Meet, Mattermost (work chat app), and Slack, and I want notifications enabled for all those things.

Most of it are native apps tho ?

The difference is that you install app explicitly for purpuse of doing that, vs "I accidentally clicked on website and now it sends crap to my feed" of average illiterate users.
>"Stop buying Apple if you don't like it. Seriously."

Easy to say, but this isn't going to work. This kind of "just don't buy it" maxim grossly oversimplifies the situation and gets used post-facto to rationalize that the problem in question wasn't actually a problem because Apple is still around.
If you're in the US, it's possible it can be covered by insurance. My wife and I are in the process of doing IVF. Though it can be very expensive - the injection medications cost a total of $16K. Thankfully, it's covered by my health insurance and I had a $100 co-pay. PGTA screening is not covered by my insurance and to my knowledge costs about $1k. Other parts in the IVF process vary in cost but most is covered by my insurance with a $45 co-pay.
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>the science seems to indicate it's much more likely that humanity will die off with a quiet whimper in a few generations.

You didn't include a link to support the claim that humans only have "a few hundred years left at most". I think this is extremely unlikely to be true. What is your recommended reading?
Im pretty new to interviewing so I appreciate the feedback. I think I'm dong OK with respect to that but I'll make sure not to assume my own expertise are trivial.
I'd say >19px.

19.5959179423 to be precise

16*cos(30)/(sin(30)*sqrt(2)) to be exact.
It's still an improvement over the status quo.
Exactly. Once its clear there's no more donations to be had, all to ready to denounce it. On the other hand, you have to wonder if they are truly done with it, since SBF felt a little too comfortable answering questions, no real fear of prosecution.
Several years ago, I switched to products that are EWG verified [1], meaning a product's ingredients are safe for humans. Some of the EWG verified products are quite expensive, so it took a while to find a brand that was affordable and safe to use. I've switched everything to that brand (shampoo, conditioner, soap, dishwasher and laundry detergent, cleaners, ...).

They even have a search engine that allows you to search for products [2] or ingredients. If don't know what's in your products, I encourage you to start here to find out more about the ingredients.

[1] https://www.ewg.org/skindeep/ewgverified/

[2] https://www.ewg.org/skindeep/
I see this as a bargaining chip between US and China. Both sides "win".
Curl can connect over unix domain sockets and ssh can forward them, I feel this would be a decent way to forward authentication as access control rules would apply to the sockets.
BPA was banned, so they tweaked it into BPB, BPS, BPF, and BPAF, etc... it's a game of whack-a-mole. They're all terrible for us.
This is a pretty strange claim to make from a country that's made up of immigrants (well, colonists) and that hasn't had open borders for a century.
I loved that book! Can highly recommend (though it's more-academic rather than lay-person I suspect).
That kind of automation and pace of improvement is needed for knee surgical repair using bioregrowth technology to avoid knee replacement.
>GOTO statement considered harmful. So what... If a GOTO is the best way to express a program structure - use it !

This is a wonderful statement
My wife’s sister got pregnant her second time before she even had her period after their first baby. My wife and I tried 3 years with several IUI rounds and eventually had to resort to IVF.
I got rid of my teflon, but I switched to galvanized copper. Its easy to clean.
It always amazes me how trigger happy people are when it comes to banning things they don't like/don't agree with.

Think about something that you like/strongly support getting banned. How would that make you feel?

Did the gov try banning stuff in the past? How did that work out?
You can actually checkmate if there are two ways to do it and one is uglier.
This. The artificial vanilla extract tastes far better than the natural.

I tire of being the fool buying expensive tasteless natural organic foods and spices!
If you have sparse data, then maybe you shouldn't be making grand comparisons or trying to make claims about the entire world?
For what it's worth there are people working on this problem! I work for one - https://choosefinch.com/ - which is a Chrome extension that scores products on amazon.com (and other retailers soon!) for, among other things, harmful compounds.
Is Agile a Welfare Program for Developers?
I think there have been many widespread improvements for average westerners in the last 50 years.

Internet, smart phones, better and cheaper consumer electronics, microwave ovens, highly reliable/low maintenance automobiles, very affordable air transportation, more comfortable/efficient/pervasive HVAC, many medical advances, wide variety of foods (some not so good for you, but others are) in most grocers, and scores of additional things I haven’t thought to list.

Yes, we might work a few more hours per week than 50 years ago us did, but that’s evidence that we’d prefer more comforts over more free time.

What percent of westerners would give up all of those things in exchange for a full migration back to 1975? I think it’s under 5% and probably way under it.
Sigh, tried to do blindfold again, sorry.
I always refer to nix on mac as "nix package manager" to disambiguate. It seems to be the common way to do so.
Is this guy famous purely for his blog? Have not heard of him before today. Cool blog though
Amateur scientists have helped identify nearly a quarter-million galaxies
Did they had to charge the balls at the World Cup?
In case anyone is curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Financial_Industry_Regulatory_...

> The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) is a private American corporation that acts as a self-regulatory organization (SRO) that regulates member brokerage firms and exchange markets.
The conglomerates seem to keep conglomerating ever-larger, leaving fewer sources of direction.
> maybe these billions of dollars had a purpose?

Tens of millions, not billions [1]. Profligacy whose purpose seems to have been to convince retail investors he had an in on the Hill.

Plenty of people spend tens of millions and buy nothing more than press and photo ops. Until we see evidence of policy pressure, I am concluding he was another rich numpty.

[1] https://www.opensecrets.org/elections-overview/biggest-donor...
Isn't this just pure BS tho? No "savvy consumer" can really avoid these chemicals. Merely by being outside in a major city or indoors in a modern home or wearing modern synthetic fiber clothing, etc, etc you are likely getting exposed. Short of literally making your own wool clothing in the middle of the woods you can't reasonably escape this stuff.
I've been working with Tremendous and have become a believer in high-documentation, low-meeting work culture. Employees are happier, more productive and have more head space to develop creative contributions.
What the new Earth-threatening asteroid means for humanity
It should be noted that Sam admitted to giving equally to both Dems and Reps.
This has nothign to do with one party or another.

He said he gave publicly to Dems to get credit and via dark money to Reps due to reporters giving him a hard time about donations to republicans, which in of itself says alot about people these days:(
I think the concern is less about MsgSafe getting any certs it wants and more about how shoddy development practices (letting the third party malware SDK be incuded) and business ethics (false E2EE advertising and typo squatting) at MsgSafe reflect on TrustCor's ability to operate a CA given the shared management.

The other large concern is the large number of links between TrustCor and Packet Forensics, Measurement Systems and Volstrom Holdings. Specifically the history of shared ownership, corporate officers, and the inclusion of a the only known non-obfuscated copy of a Measurement Systems malware SDK by a "rogue contractor" for TrustCor.

As an aside, I though it was interesting that Rachel made a point of placing the blame on a contractor and then later admitted that they pay all their "employees" via 1099s.
Mysteriously bright flash is a black hole jet pointing straight toward Earth
People have the capacity to learn and scanning a QR code once you’ve seen it done once is pretty straightforward. during covid QR code menus replaced physical menus in NY for most restaurants. People complained (i don’t particularly like them either) then adapted.
Thats absolutely not true.
The police having killer robots wouldn't be a problem worth caring about (or much of one at all) if the police were held to the same standards as the less equal animals when it comes to use of force.
How do you grab the inputs? I get the following error:

curl https://adventofcode.com/2022/day/1/input
Puzzle inputs differ by user. Please log in to get your puzzle input.
HCG might have some risks as far as prions and Clomid makes most people that need testosterone feel like crap. It’s a shame we don’t have better options.
If you release a competing plug-in system using emacs i'll definitely check it out :)
> For non-fiction I do find it hard to understand how paper is better for you than on a monitor. Open 2 pages at once, yep, side by side is no problem, plus as many other pages as you like open at once with windows or tabs. Full text search AND the index, with clickable links to the places you want to go.

Not stuck to a monitor, for one thing. If you are at a desk, you can have like three open at once, two pages each, no problem, on a desk that's not even very big, plus a notebook out, all at once, no swiping between "desktops" or whatever. (admittedly, the huge-screen version of the iPad Pro can solve the "stuck to a desk/laptop" problem for reading textbooks/papers/etc.—it's pretty great at that, actually—but that's $1,000+ dollars and that only lets you have one open at once)

I do think ebooks are a pretty good—and probably, overall, strictly superior—replacement for casual-reading fiction, but I think the which-is-superior question gets murkier past that. Books can have lots of UI/presentation features and ebooks aren't great at matching all of them, especially when you're reading them on a portable device. Though, again, being able to have 10,000 books in your coat pocket is a pretty serious advantage even if everything else is a little to a lot worse.
Blaming individuals is the most successful strategy for keeping status quo while allowing activists to flourish. So go buy metal straws, recycle your plastic, eat less meat, cut up six pack holders, and be "a savvy customer"!
> I think we can agree that you can't be doing crimes under one company name and simultaneously operate a trusted CA under another?

Playing devil's advocate: Why not? I mean yes, obviously if you end up in jail that might interfere with your ability to operate a CA (or any company for that matter). But barring that, as long as they haven't done anything to affect the security or proper operation of the CA certificate itself, why is that a basis for removing them from root stores? To the best of my knowledge this action is unprecedented.
I'm not sure that's what they were recommended. If you fix your diet, get to a healthy weight, and start weight lifting, all of the research I've seen suggests that will positively affect your free testosterone. That's what I thought the doc meant given the surrounding advice, but I could read their comment either way now that you've mentioned TRT.
Whatever people choose to place value in with their transactions cannot be easily regulated by banning it.
> I just don't think their benefit outweighs their abuse.

TFA said they're without purpose, I said I disagree. You're now saying their abuse outweighs their benefit, which is a separate topic, and is more subjective. I'm not sure I entirely agree, but I could definitely see a case for that.
Is this not a net positive thing given that the world just hit 8bn people and is clearly overpopulated?
Are three car garages common?

To be fair, and I’ve said this elsewhere, I think it’s inevitable that we’ll see consistent declines in real estate prices over the next five decades anyway - solely because of the steady tide of newly-vacant houses coming to market due to the collapsing replacement rate - so I doubt the constant construction of new and bigger houses can continue anyway.