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Ok, so what do I use as a rinse aid then? I just dug all over amazon and pretty much everything has akoxylated alcohol or some form of polyoxypropylene laureth. And yes, I've purposely let the rinse aid run out just to see what happens. It wasn't pretty...
Anyway to make something more "natural"? Some other ingredients I've seen include citric acid, urea, trisodium phosphate. But not sure if just mixing those together would work out....
They don't allow it exactly because they have to pay the 30% on top, the same with Kindle books, etc. that's exactly why it's relevant in this discussion, mate... Not sure how to be clearer, I've been playing around with your analogies and get just a brick wall in return, exhausting.
Most people in the world don't have Twitter accounts and get along perfectly fine. You need phone service to apply for most jobs, contact government emergency services, go to school. It's a far more essential service.

Although the definition of a common carrier isn't necessarily that it is essential anyway. It's that it is offered explicitly as being available to the general public, not involving any sort of individual contacts between carrier and users. Everybody gets exactly the same deal. In that sense, Twitter arguably qualifies, but being a common carrier doesn't mean you can't ban people. Taxis and airlines are common carriers and can absolutely ban you if you don't follow their rules.
Clear European give away.
Has any city ever had success reducing the rat population by a significant amount and keeping it down over a long term? My memory from reading some book about rats a long time ago is that they haven't, though of course that could be wrong. This job may be more about managing a losing battle.
Anywhere with abundant natural gas (like America) will mostly have tank water heaters powered by gas.
I did that as well. Video taping myself in meetings, and while working. Or just keeping a Zoom meeting open with only myself in it.

It's very confronting at times!
Why not use the open web?

What are these app stores giving us?

Or are they going to start blocking web sites next, and have a permissioned web
Have you taken a look at LingQ? I highly recommend it!
Lawsuits of this sort don't really hinge on "power" or "influence", they hinge on legal arguments and precedent.

As far as money goes, both companies have enough to be able to see a lawsuit through to completion.

So it doesn't matter much that Apple has "more money, power and influence". Coinbase would either have a case or have no case, irrespective of those factors.
The answer is no: every time you apply Human(), you reduce by one the number of legal moves at every given game state. After some finite number of iterations, there are no longer any legal opening moves.
If you're speaking from the perspective of an enterprise making recommendations, yes that'd be an option. As a user, though, you could just avoid sideloading.
Based on what I’ve read over the past year about security issues, it’s coming into focus how some personal data of mine may have gotten leaked: it was never safe to begin with.
You are being deliberately obtuse. No matter how one answers your question, most internet users still have unaccountable 3rd parties opaquely choosing who they communicate with [1].

Do you admit this is a problem, but you just don't see a solution compatible with the 1st amendment's freedom of association? Do you support the Civil Rights Act's restriction of freedom based on race and/or think it is constitutionally valid? Why would the same logic not hold for restricting companies such as Twitter then?

[1] Spare me rebuttals of "if they really wanted to communicate, they could do so by carrier pigeon!" - 99% of users won't go through with such effort, or even know who they are being herded away from. The remaining motivated 1% is too small to have any political power, and so the censor wins.
But if you literally drive a briefcase full of cash up to their data center, they should let you use some GPUs. I don't think that's a ridiculous suggestion.

The problem is 1) they won't just let you pay them and 2) even if you could, they still won't just let you use some GPUs.
Perhaps, beyond a certain level of monopoly, there's more of an obligation to provide equal access to service for all?
Or have a corporate spy join the security team 3 years prior, and do just one subtle thing?

The Googles and Apples of the world are probably safe against even their own people, but do you trust Tracfone?
wouldn't this simply replace MasterCard the Gatekeeper with Stripe? But Stripe also banned e.g. porn, so what is even the difference?
Oh wow, first time I see an OCR that can deal with 行書体. How extensive is your dataset for 行書 and do you also have 草書 or 隷書?
Kanye West acquisition of Parler called off
Undisclosed Bank Guarantees Show Cash Pledged
https://medium.com/dipchain/mario-klingemann-memories-of-pas...
How is your position different than “if the government does it, it is socialism”.

The subject at hand is, whether or not it is a good idea for the government to operate the rail system, to which you flatly cried was socialism.

Is the US postal service socialism? Is the fire department socialism?

Is it really your position that these institutions are inherently corrupt?

Very few people would seriously defend that position who aren’t ardent ideologues.
It could be a bird, a bat, or a victim of bipolar disorder.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elisa_Lam
Most users do not know they are facilitating Apple's extortion racket, nor have they thought about what that implies for them. They just see a shiny iphone and think "oooh I want that"
EV Maker Fisker Denies Short Seller Claims over Cash Restriction
Apple laptops are not invisible or unknown to buyers, and customers overwhelmingly choose non-Apple laptops, as shown by the sales numbers. I don't get what we're disagreeing over. Or is it the case that secretly everyone wants to purchase Apple products but they just don't have the money?
Yotsuba-to is a great one to start with, it's actually one of the ones that there are vocab decks for in the app. :)
I've seen it. It's a child with one of their stuffed animal purses in BDSM gear. And there's some wine in a shot. And there's text for a SCOTUS ruling that child pornography is not protected speech.

I'm honestly not seeing what's so grotesque about it all? Feels tame as far as fashion stuff goes. Wouldn't bat an eye in the '90s.
> But that's on top of the domain registry which underpins everything.

Everything but trust. A registry lying to issue certificates for its domains will become visible real quick. If CT makes "creaky WebPKI usable" then DNSSEC is just unusable.

> Yet most of the large TLDs manage with less screwups than many of the CAs.

Hard to screw up what you don't have. Even if a bunch do implement DNSSEC, nobody has really trusted them with the task in a way that it'd actually matter.

TLD operators can't even mandate the use of DNSSEC by registrars, requiring audits is lightyears away in comparison. WebPKI at least does that.

Nobody in their right mind would be claiming an opaque system with zero oversight is somehow better for trust, than the alternative.
I'd probably look into AWS Lambda as you can query in parallel from different IPs at a scale cheaply.
I found a boxed C128 at a thrift store in the early 2000s but then gave it to a friend of mine because he was obsessed with the Hard Hat Mac’s SID music show on 90.3, KDVS in Davis, CA. I kind of wish I still had it sometimes. It was a neat addition to my computer and game console collection.
It may be over-softening. Our water felt slimy until we replaced our old unit. The new unit uses way less salt (at least 10x less) and the water feels normal.
This is started to smell like Q-adjacent nonsense to me
Fraud requires intent, so I think SBF thinks denying intent means he didn't commit fraud. Maybe he never said "I intend to defraud investors and customers" but I think a pattern of intentional (as opposed to accidental) misuse of funds, lying, attempting to hide and cover up problems, etc. will establish intent to illegally enrich himself while knowing he was not dealing fairly and transparently with customers.
Makes sense -- but how was it discovered?
Starting in 2022, the high-volume iPhone has been switched to the N-1 generation SoC, while the bleeding edge SoC is reserved for the lower volume iPhone Pro/Max.
What if my political speech is inherently violent? Would I be allowed to support a political group or ideology that directly called for ethnic cleansing?
Do boats swim? The question doesn't make sense. In a similar fashion, is the end goal of artificial intelligence actually artificial stupidity? Haha. "IT'S TOO ACCURATE TO PASS THE TURING TEST AND THEREFORE FAILED IT!!!!"

Great read, thanks Jake
I think that the most virtuous third party platform is the one that allows it's users to associate with each other with the least intervention probably with some limit such as the explicit threat of violence being moderated away. Seeing where the dice land on each social media website, I'm almost always disappointed that the websites are too heavy-handed. I suppose that "4-chan-style chaos as a business strategy" is less profitable than what they currently practice though.
I know AWS does, or did, take wire transfers for payment.

Those are much harder to claw back, particularly if you have a signed agreement from the customer saying "We want to pre-pay for $50k in compute resources. We understand that once the pre-paid amount is used, it cannot be refunded."

I'm sure GCP and any other legitimate cloud provider could also take wire transfers for sizable payments, without issue.
Ask HN: Whose work do you admire?
Anyone in particular that is on fire right now with what they're doing in their chosen domain?

Agnostic here about category or how popular/obscure - just looking to be exposed to some new ideas!
Only one of the three posted job links works. Personally I am looking for the link to the Sr. Frontend post.
Unfortunately SFML removed that option from their frame work. Otherwise I would!
A spreadsheet fuckup in the sense of “we were handling billions of $$$ … but we didn’t even have a spreadsheet”?
Suppose Obsidian is a Table/DB. Every Page is a row. The metadata are its attributes.

Sometimes, I wish I could export that DB as CSV, apply some data processing (API enrichment, transformations…) on it, then merge it back into Obsidian. Or I have a Table/DB already and I wish to convert/merge it into Obsidian Pages.

Dataview and all the visual DB/tables plugins are either read only or do not allow for advanced data manipulation.

Your library seems like it allows me to do just that, without intermediary formats !
Thanks!
How many people study Stratego as much as an International Master studies chess?
> Ada: good example, but not usually used for low-level systems programming

Ada is used for low-level programming plenty.

> Nim allows you to turn checks off at runtime.

That's not relevant.

> Both Nim and D generally use a GC.

No, Nim now uses deterministic reference counting ARC and provides safety similar to Rust.
What about alligators?
Satori Reader seems interesting in the reading space, although I never gave it a try.
Crypto is dead – Yanis Varoufakis
Discord launches a new font on all platforms
>Director of Rodent Mitigation

This a ridiculous title, or have I just read too many fantasy novels where they're just called "Ratter". Malazan and their ratter guild comes to mind.

The about section however is a pretty rad:

>Do you have what it takes to do the impossible? A virulent vehemence for vermin? A background in urban planning, project management, or government? And most importantly, the drive, determination and killer instinct needed to fight the real enemy – New York City’s relentless rat population?

Final though: I think it should definitely include terriers (the OG ratters). Those would be some happy dogs.
You don't.

With that said we typically treat transport (phone lines, network connectivity) different than applications, and absolve the carrier of the traffic from the content of the traffic itself. With non-transport hosting it gets more complicated quickly.

But until the time we adjust our laws (and good luck with that) it's going to be difficult to nullify property rights and freedom of association of the property owners over the users of the services.
Modern C++ has many memory safety features. If a company has learned that its people fail to use them, then bad for them.

This recapitulates an argument at least as old as C89. You can probably find Usenet posts deploying it to argue against the adoption of strncpy, because if people don't know how to use sizeof and strlen, then bad for them.
You don’t lose the ability to search exact values if you use convergent encryption and the same word encrypts to the same ciphertext.
Upper Management
> If the U.S. aggressively defends Taiwan in an invasion attempt, it won't be because of TSMC and fears of a chip shortage; it'll be because the American public has become invested in the idea of a free and democratic Taiwan,

That, and the concern about China’s long-term ambitions, and what sort of precedent letting them take Taiwan unchecked would set.
It's unfortunate, but to the person being bullied, their immediate concern is not the next weakest person. Their immediate concern is avoiding or fending off the bully.
You get paper mugs at some coffee shops. And at many you can ask to use your own reusable cup.
Under the hood, it's actually using Google's Cloud OCR API. Not sure how well it handles 草書 or 隷書, but it does a pretty remarkable job with 行書. Also does surprisingly well with super pixelated text. I can look up words in 16-bit games trying to squeeze kanji into 16x16 sprites or something, and it holds up incredibly well.

You can also swap out the OCR API it uses. Right now I support Google and ocr.space.
Some shops will give you a discount if you bring your own mug. Ask your barista!
Essentially they are using crypto to bypass fees. It’s inherent that selling NFT(digital good) on a blockchain will by pass them, but that’s what is viewed as from Apples angle
As a programmer, I am extremely impressed by Fabrice Bellard and Justine Tunney.
Those all have measurable effects.

But at a population level, which of those are actually driving meaningful fertility decline?
Sometimes, if I made someone mad enough. I think some people just get so frustrated that they can only downvote a specific comment once that they vent their spleen on your comment history.

Given how vituperative and hostile this place can be I wouldn't be surprised if someone actually created a network of alts and built up their karma and created a mass downvoting botnet. I wonder what language they used.
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At Interlynk, we are imagining a world where including outside components or running someone else's application does not come with the risk of unknowns. We are building on top of the known standards for software disclsoure (SBOM, VEX) and our mission is to enable sofware disclosures across the entire software development ecosystem without comprimising privacy. We aim to become the backbone of software disclosures.

At Interlynk, we live and breath industry standards on software disclosure and participate in the community and groups. Because of its widespread application (Operational Technology, SaaS, Enterprise SaaS, Embedded Systems, Firmwares, IoT), you’ll learn about build and release processes across many industry and would evolve to become thought leaders on securing them.

We are looking for FullStack and Frontend Engineers

- Experience with languages like Golang/Ruby/Python/React/Nextjs.
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Thank you
The party that says you're "dismantling American democracy" if you don't vote the way they want you to is the ridiculous one, in my opinion. Especially ironic, given their name + authoritarian attitude.
This is the sort of thing shamefully absent from RISC-V. Shameful because its designers were in a position to know better.

There are four versions of a conditional branch: to be predicted, almost always taken, almost never taken, and too random to waste a predictor on. Compilers nowadays have "likely" and "unlikely" intrinsics, but offer, yet, none for the last. I think x86 now ignores its "likelihood" branch prefix because back when introduced
it was too often wrong; and now compilers don't emit it because it they know it is ignored.

The "too random to predict" would be good for sorting, where it could provide a 2x speedup. To get the effect today you need to use conditional-move instructions, which have become unfashionable. Getting your compiler to emit a cmov is tricky.

Intel added a special instruction (maybe in skylake?) to use for spinning on an atomic flag update, that just halts until the cache line being watched gets clobbered by a message from some other cache. Compilers don't emit it, unfortunately, even when spinning on what they know is an atomic flag.

There are zillions of such instructions that were good ideas but were never taken up by programmers who they were meant for.
But how was it abusive exactly? Child actors aren't allowed to be photographed in adult contexts anymore? I assume their parent(s) were present and involved and therefore it probably wasn't unsafe. Unless it's abuse by osmosis of their surroundings? Feels like Nathan Fielder's use of child actors was more offensive than this ad campaign and that was fine.
We use dissolvable tablets (from Blueland) with all "natural" ingredients; can't vouch for how true the natural claim is, but we're happy with them and it's one way to reduce plastic; we also get their dissolvable tablets for hand soap, all purpose cleaners, glass cleaner, etc.
Even government with unlimited resources will do that
Yeah, wordle was done for after NYTimes acquired it. I immediately started looking for other stuff. Great haul for the Reddit dev that made it.

Wafflegame is awesome; the deluxe waffle will have you busy for a bit: https://wafflegame.net

Quordle is Wordle++, no jokes: https://quordle.com
> Naive question, can we relocate the people of Taiwan?

Relocating entire populations is considered a crime against humanity.
I think you're looking at this from the wrong level. This product kinda assumes that field level encryption is desired for certain protected fields and works from there.

That may not be a correct assumption for ALL systems, but it's a safe assumption for A LOT of systems.

OP this is seriously cool, nicely done.
You can also get dissolvable tablets (basically powder stuck together).
> But many countries where Twitter operates are no friend to free speech

Isn't that every country? I'm not American but to my understanding speech calling for direct violence is illegal the US, where Twitter is based.
I don't think it would be since that mentions the bug is when it's connected to everything but a computer and mine's the opposite. Everything is fine except when it's connected to the laptop, could still be the same bug though.
Ha! Thanks!!!
To a large extent, being an employee has always been a sucker's game. It's not that surprising to me that people resist it. I also think that a lot of people woke up to how perverse things can be when, at the start of the pandemic, many business "leaders" were overtly making the case that it's the duty of employees to put their lives at risk for the companies they work for.

> The challenge ahead is how to rebuild a sense that the game is fair and everyone is playing in good faith.

The best way to do that is for everyone to actually play fair.
Going further, it feels like the ad campaign did contain some social commentary about the sex-posi, BDSM-posi, generally more adult world children have to navigate. The fact that people find it uncomfortable feels like the point.

But as a society, can art and images only be taken literally and autobiographically now? That feels like old Christian ways when Jesus could not be depicted (or at least the art history part of my brain thinks of that)
Seems to be not quite EU/US. At least in Ireland we don't have salt compartments either. Maybe an anglosphere/not division?
Have never used rinse aid even once.
You can't have what both ways, specifically? User-facing spending and capacity limits that are hard to accidentally set too high, without also unilaterally and without warning terminating compute nodes for opaque, alleged ToS violations when their compute actually gets used?
What?

"...even attempt to control the movements of kitchen
staffers in an effort to take over human jobs."

from

"Rodents spread disease, damage homes and wiring, and even attempt to control the movements of kitchen staffers in an effort to take over human jobs."
A bad workman may blame his tools, but a good workman uses the right tool for the job. If a better tool exists, use it.

(And sure, it doesn't apply to every niche yet, but it sure applies to a lot of them)
Pay your rent with ACH. Crypto is not needed.
BigTech Gorilla Taxes (2020)
Forget cloud GPUs.

It makes much more sense from every perspective to buy them and put them in your bedroom.

Cloud GPUs are slow, VERY expensive and not even available.

You shouldn't need the superstar power of being John Carmack to get access to computing resources.

The promise of the cloud is for the most part, sssnake oil.
Potentially the reverse is true.
> When you say it brings it down, what do you mean is actually occurring?

All wired devices on the network (except for an AP strangely enough) drop all connections and can't get DNS responses.

I haven't had the time to dig in further than that yet though.

Someone did reply with this link[0], which may be the same or similar to what I'm experiencing just a different scenario.

[0]: https://mjtsai.com/blog/2022/05/11/usb-c-hubs-breaking-ether...