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I'm not a canonist, but to a first approximation at least I believe the following to be accurate. I welcome any correction from anyone more knowledgable.

There's no such entity as "The Vatican Church." It's not like the Church of Scientology or the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in that respect. This is largely because of its ancient origins and its outlasting quite a few secular legal systems. Instead there are a number of institutions that all play a role in the mission of the Church. The Vatican does not own valuable land in countries around the world and it doesn't own every Catholic School, University, or whatever else either.

The Vatican City is an internationally recognized sovereign city-state on the Italian peninsula. Legally it's much the same as any other state and the Pope serves as Head of State and Head of Government. However, there is one major exception involving diplomatic relations. It is where much of the governing apparatus of the universal Church is physically located. A Diocese is a kind of territorial division of the Church. The Diocese of Rome's territory includes Vatican City as well as Rome. The Pope is the Bishop of Rome, so it's his diocese. The Holy See is the Church's international government and legal person and the Pope is its leader. So countries don't have diplomatic relations with Vatican City or the Diocese of Rome, but rather with the Holy See. In fact the Vatican City state was created in 1929 by treaty between the Holy See and Italy. I'm not entirely certain, but it sounds like this motu proprio deals specifically with the Vatican City's assets and not those of the Diocese of Rome or the Holy See. So assets of the Diocese of Rome outside of Vatican City like the Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran and the various other churches and schools and hospitals and what have you in the larger Diocese of Rome wouldn't appear to be involved. If we're conflating the Holy See with the Vatican, which is often done, then the Vatican owns some prime real estate and its contents in central Italy plus some financial assets.

Furthermore, Bishops are not franchisees. While the Pope does exercise a kind of special authority over the Bishops, they are largely independent, especially so financially. So for example the Archdiocese of New York owns Saint Patrick's Cathedral. The Archdiocese is a distinct entity with its own assets and liabilities, as well as governance.

While I suppose theoretically the Pope could change Canon Law to give himself the some kind of eminent domain power to seize Saint Patrick's or any other diocesan property and then sell it, the very notion is preposterous. It's much like saying that the US Constitution could be amended to allow slavery again. Sure it's theoretically possible, but it won't ever happen.

tl;dr: The Church, the Holy See, the Diocese of Rome, and the Vatican City are all separate entities that all happen to be headed by the Pope. However "the Vatican" is also commonly used as a metonym for the Holy See. Usually this doesn't matter, but here it's confusing, to me at least.
It wasn't always like this. I'm 35 and growing up in the US involved adventures that took me and my other 6-yr old pals several miles from home.
First time I try to use Apple Podcasts and it is down. At least this explains why I spent 10 minutes messing with the app before giving up!
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It really depends. I've seen corporate accounts calling out customers for not actually submitting a complaint or lying about it before.
The second sentence...
Every time I've called my broker they've asked to enable Voice ID as their "most secure form of authentication!". Hard pass. The poor reps on the phone are always very confused.
Yes. It is a good introduction to some of the basics of OS design and implementation. And imho it is nicely written.
Wikipedia had this quote from Mick Jagger:

I wanna say a special welcome to everyone that's, uh, climbed into the
Internet tonight and, uh, has got into the M-bone. And I hope it doesn't
all collapse.

What a time to be alive.
FBI said I can have a little uBlock Origin

As a treat
Thank you, though I still don't think it is fully clarified, i.e., a "DDG ad" could still be a third-party one.

I understand your concern though and again will take it to the team. Popping up a level, though, the goal of our product is to be the "easy button" for privacy, and email protection is a big part of it, since as we (and others) have gotten much better at web tracking protection (e.g., see https://help.duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/privacy/we...), unscrupulous actors have done more and more email tracking, using your email address as a unique identifier to track you across sites and putting email trackers within emails to do similar. So, when you sign up for forms online, to escape this tracking, you really should be using a per-site alias, as well as using a service that strips email trackers from emails so you aren't tracked on email open.
No, windows is absolutely fine.

Win 11 is a little worse than win 10 for power users, amplify that by Reddit outrage and that's why you're hearing stuff. Also, you can't use anything other than a MS account to log into win 11 home, so unless you've got pro which allows local accounts, it's an obvious advertising cash privacy invading grab.

It can very occasionally be frustrating, but nowhere near as frustrating as basic drivers like sound not working. Which apparently happens all the time on Linux.

I could point out some minor differences between win 7 + 11, mainly the start bar needs some pruning, but it's nothing major. They're basically the same.
I don't think it's that. I think they don't explain, anyway, at all, for anything, simply because they don't; there's no motive to do so - it's just more work.
America is an extremely peaceful place for many millions of families. There are thousands of smaller communities throughout the vast country where crime is background noise and kids can and do run around outside if they want, even today.

Some places are running untested, never before seen dev code in production trying to improve the justice system, and they virtually always make things much worse, like California is doing and certain metros around the country.
Volumetric density isn’t the issue, for many applications weight per kWh is simply too high.
Diet generally implies caloric restriction whereas fasting is complete abstention.

There are significant biological differences - for instance, when you restrict calories your metabolism slows down as much as 15-25% over the first three weeks (hence the plateau many dieters experience). Fasting on the other hand raises your metabolic rate up to ~15% for the first 5 days of a water fast. Further, production of HGH is inhibited by consuming any food and while fasting it can increase 3-12X. Autophagy is inhibited by the consumption of any protein (via mTOR).

If you want to treat fasting as the special case diet where input=0, I certainly understand that. However, the physiological processes of caloric restriction are quite different than total abstention.
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That's fine if you have no other option, but it is inferior to uBlock Origin since it can't do any cosmetic filtering. Better to use pi-hole on your network for clients that have no other choice, but to then also use uBlock Origin on any client you can.
i overall agree with this comment, but i do hear
a lot about how “men’s role in society is changing”, and “why do we have so many un(der)employed men: because of the degradation of their role as exclusive breadwinner to a family” (i.e. fewer men having children, more women joining the workforce). those are external forces acting on men.

flipping both axes, there’s also the perception that women today “choose to” have fewer kids, and focus instead on self-directed fulfillment. that’s the internal framing you speak of, ignoring that the ability to have this choice meaningfully sits atop a bunch of external societal change over the last century.

so… i’m not really sure how these framings get selected for that perception you and i have in the end. is it just a tendency to “glass half-empty” it? maybe coupled with the incentives of outlets which most prominently discuss these things? i can’t say i’ve spoken much about these topics with a co-ed crowd IRL.
> I know a lot of people in the finance biz in London which is particularly devastated.

Isn't that a good thing? At least in the long run?
Under the 6th amd? That's a fundamental misunderstanding regarding what the constitution is, which is a document addressing the powers the gov't is entitled over its citizens, it has nothing to do with civil law. Civil law has had its own standards for as long as either of them have existed. Civil law always has a lower standard than criminal law does. Maybe a better avenue, rather than wielding your obtuse misunderstanding of civics, is to make an affirmative argument as to why civil law should adopt a similar standard to the 6th amd (despite never having done so since around the year ~1000).
I'm willing to bet people asking ChatGPT to help them resolve a phone number to a location are much more likely to be stalkers than people who are trying to identify spam calls.
The entire article is explaining how, when viewed in totality, the series of studies showing correlation results in causation.
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“Anonymous student bias reporting” sounds mouthful. How about we succinctly call the system “compliance “?
You mean the website everyone on this thread is talking about?

https://broadbandmap.fcc.gov/home
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Require them to spell it out letter by letter. Which btw is almost certainly how current Brain reading works, you think hard to stop a pointer walking a screen.
Weird. One of my random contacts just sent me a Game Center friend request an hour ago... which I never use. I even forgot such a thing existed.

Started to think its related somehow.
Most people don't use search engines to search, they use them to answer.

That's why Google, DDG, Kagi and others are all putting summary blurbs.

Now that we have ChatGPT a lot of people are going to cut out searches in exchange for prompts.
We need evidence of security or evidence of insecurity. No evidence is not conclusive either way, that's the problem.
Anybody else deferring their PC purchases or upgrades until NVidia is cured of their addiction to crypto/scalper-era GPU prices?
VR, Self driving cars, Quantum computers, fusion and efficient, durable, high density batteries - always a decade away.
They invited this guy to talk in front of the Senate -- what for
Average WR on these games is 47%. Ideally, the game should be designed with 50% as a goal by putting people of similar skills in matches with each other.
That's fair but some companies do want to sell their software and it's not particularly easy on Linux platforms.

There's basically Steam or DIY.
I'd prefer to see more easily-communicated DE standards and published levels of adherence, rather than moving to the uni-desktop.

Like if you want to select a desktop and are kind of new to desktop environments, maybe aim for the (imaginary example here) DE-5 level of standards-adherence. DE-4 and lower might suck in various ways even though they could have cool new features.

There are way too many benefits from the huge variety of DE approaches, including the benefit that Linux-critics often hide behind critique of a single desktop experience, which is lazy and attempts to steal focus from exactly this open, creative, diverse approach that is the jewel in the Linux ecosystem's metaphorical crown.

It's definitely great to see the groups working together on these projects that benefit everybody.
agreed. Ubuntu are trying to hard to differentiate themselves, and it usually just hurts them. I'm guessing they'll drop snap in the future and blame the industry (like they did with systemd and wayland)
The write-up was great and had some good details but seems more intended to drive marketing efforts than an actual tech demo that can be verified by users (with beefy devkits a requirement, I'm sure). I didn't see a DIY in their section of papers that have accompanying code yet ("watch this space" I guess?):

https://www.qualcomm.com/research/artificial-intelligence/ai...

I'd be more interested when they can share that.
I wish people would just make their points instead of making statements like this as if I'm a mindreader. I don't know what you know. I don't know what you don't understand. Reading this post, I would assume you don't understand a lot about the constitution, so I ask that you make your point clearly.
app store aint down for me
I've switched to using the pine64 boards for exactly that reason. All of the RPI model <X> boards feel like they're targeting hobbyists who want to build a retropi setup or school project and just need working software.

The pine boards are far more open, and the whole company is just "we give you the hardware, you self serve the software". They have a few good "pi alternatives", and some more "exotic" stuff. I've been playing around with their ox64 board and am enjoying it so far
how are dialect and speech mannerisms not protected parts of one's identity? :)

but of course if someone consequently ignores others' request to call them by their name instead of various nicknames that might be where said identity has to adapt to be able to integrate into the group.
overcast is a pretty good alternative to apple podcasts if you are looking for something else
I love how the Apple status dashboard actually goes red when services are down. You'd think that would be easy, but most companies prefer to lie with their dashboards to meet SLOs.
This is filthy. Stop being disingenuous.

> the UX of this feature can be improved, and will take this feedback back to the team working on it.

It's adware, and you need to recall it.
Which is interesting because Starcraft had a specific "Spawn Install" so you could have two people play multiplayer from the same license.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spawn_installation
Hmm, this sounds like you should always run your cheat tools with the executable name/faked exe information of anti-virus application.
Not gonna lie man, your morals seem pretty fucked up
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I used to think Flatpaks were a huge pain the butt, but over the last few years, I moved to using them for all third party software that I run on my Fedora Linux workstation.
Zoom, Slack, Spotify, Steam, Discord, Obsidian all run without issues and they get consistent updates. I am convinced now that they are one of the best ways to ship commercial software on to Linux desktop. Flatpak has been a key part of me becoming 100% Windows free for my PC gaming. Not having to run a desktop KVM to switch between my work workstation and my Gaming PC has been super great.
Car-centric infrastructure and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
> Also the USA is in a unique situation in the world due to the status of the dollar

I hope this remains true. I fear for the USD's status as the world's reserve currency due to our abusing it to print, our oil producing Arab allies starting to accept other currencies, our disconnecting Russia from our financial system motivating countries to try to be independent of us etc.
Popular antiviruses often have exclusions for particular processes in order not to trip anti-cheat / tamper-detection code, as well. Especially for well-known anti-cheat mechanisms.
ChatGPT is hilariously buggy - I asked “it” how to use an open source library i made. The output was wrong ranging from a broken github url to outright broken or nonexistent code. I suspect it may even have used private code from other libs - couldnt find some of the output it generated anywhere public.
I asked ChatGPT for some in-depth source code that realistically mimics chatgpt. ChatGPT replied with various answers in python. I'm not sure any of them are correct, though.
I suspect a lot of that data provides very little value.

If you don’t know why the customer was unhappy, what do you change? You can fire the customer service rep, but then what do you do when the next one gets reviews just as bad because they are following the same script?
Ubuntu is an African word which means "Afraid of Debian"

Seriously though, just install Debian. It's not hard, the netinstaller may be text-mode but it walks you through the simple steps one by one just like Ubuntu's GUI installer. Anybody who's comfortable using Ubuntu in the first place should be able to get through the Debian installer just fine.
The #1 reason everybody gives for "RTO" is "to improve collaboration." It seems like having hot desks if implemented properly could MAYBE actually help facilitate that. Let teams get areas (or, gasp, dedicated OFFICES) where they can sit together when they coordinate for in-office collaboration time. Let people move around to shoulder surf or pair code when they want to. Having hot desks with a hybrid office model makes much more sense rather than having people go in to a 3/5ths full office and try to ignore the distractions.

If you want to put headphones in, nose down, and get into flow that is the beauty of WFH. Unless you have a REALLY unconducive home environment to that - which I know some who do but the majority have very well optimized home setups that allow them to focus without distraction.
I did not realize that about this model, nevertheless I think the point is made by the office that from the first step, there is no real sense of what would be returned.
I don't personally remove snaps but if I did I'd still use Ubuntu for the sole reason that it is somehow the only distro that gets fonts right. I don't know what it is but on every other linux distribution font rendering looks horrible, and I could never figure out how to reliably fix it.
Nah, even then consenting to paying for the food is a separate event. The law just creates consequences for not consenting to paying for the food.
I feel this is an area where AI could be helpful in recognizing suspected fraudulent, or potentially just poorly studied research.
Are you familiar with the phrase "even the appearance of impropriety"?

Societies run on faith. Anything that causes people to question the legitimacy of the system we use to transfer power gives others an opportunity to seize it (incrementally of course). Points where one could game the voting system are dangerous to us the same way having a bunch of bastard children is bad for a king.
Sorry. Fixed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34917575
This was my initial thought as well. But I've noticed that my brain has started to find tasks that it would be quite useful for. Too bad it's almost always seem to be at capacity when I think of those cases. Guess I will have to pay up to figure out if it's actually worth it.
Same. I have a .family domain which is great, but about 1/3rd of the registration flows claim it’s an “invalid email address”. I have an older .org to fall back on, but it would be nice to use one domain for everything.
Didn’t read wisely, thank to point this out.
I think this is a key perspective. In the US you will have rich neighborhoods where kids play freely outside and poor neighborhoods where kids play freely outside. It is in the mixed neighborhoods there is an overwhelming fear of children playing
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You perhaps would like to investigate the Red terror and Stalin mass repressions, especially against the nations that were attacked and occupied and then forcefully incorporated into Soviet Union.

Holodomor is a different case that stands out on its own as a clear case of targeted starvation. It was created by planned over collection of grain where no compromise was allowed despite clear signs of very dangerous situation.

I really don't know to what Putinist Stalin white washing propaganda you are referring to, but events of the genocide are very well documented. You can study this summary for example https://www.sciencespo.fr/mass-violence-war-massacre-resista...

There was no failure. It was a planned way to crush Ukrainians.
I mean, twitter’s worth about 40% of what it was when Musk bought it. Hardly a success story.
Impossible, it's not even written in Rust! /s
> the ability to integrate different languages in one image is unique

Somehow.

It should be possible to load a C, Prolog and Python implementations into one sbcl image.

The Symbolics Lisp Machine emulator I use comes with C, Pascal, Fortran, several Common Lisp variants, Lisp Machine Lisp in one image.

Kalman Reti once gave a demo how to debug mixed Lisp and C code in a REPL on such a Lisp Machine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4-YnLpLgtk
Interesting. I woke up to find that my iCloud & App Store accounts got locked. I was able to recover my account by resetting my password though. I wonder if it's related to this outage.
It's not GTK4, it's nautilus
Meanwhile Ubuntu is making sure that none of its flavours has flatpak installed by default.

Smells like that old MS attitude to me.
Mainly homoglyphs. Characters that LOOK like Latin characters but aren't. Scammers register domains to make it look like at a glance you're visiting a reputable site.

It's why many browsers started defaulting to showing "xn--<whatever>" (punycode representation of IDN characters).

It sucks for domains that are emoji but whatevs. Scammers ruining things for everyone, as usual.
I agree. No BS, just the facts, of whether or not ther services are running
Yea, I think we can all conclude they just don't care if it effects their bottom line. So short-sighted. About a month ago people in the AMD subreddit were complaining about compromised drivers and software appearing as the #1 search results due to these kind of ads.
> Intra-NATO spying and Chinese/Russian spying on NATO members is gonna have very different impacts, and be treated very differently by the two parties. If you think China wasn't trying to tap Merkel's phone, I don't know what to tell you.

Yes, you expect your "unfriendly" countries to spy on you, you don't expect the friendly ones to do the same.
> does anyone know of ML directions that could add any kind of factual confidence level to ChatGPT and similar?

Yes. It's a very active area of research. For example:

Discovering Latent Knowledge in Language Models Without Supervision (https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.03827) shows an unsupervised approach for probing a LLM to discover things it thinks are facts

Locating and Editing Factual Associations in GPT (https://arxiv.org/pdf/2202.05262.pdf) shows an approach to editing a LLM to edit facts.

Language Models as Knowledge Bases? (https://aclanthology.org/D19-1250.pdf) is some slightly older work exploring how well LLMs store factual information itself.
Interesting how no security-related keywords in the article title..
So what's this blog post about? is "nuanced topics require judgement" a thesis? Why write anything if you have nothing to say?
Sizegame: Binary sizes of a canonical Hello World in different languages
> Although eventually some corp will make a minor tweak to this and copyright the hell out of it

Patent rather than copyright, but you are most likely correct - in fact I fully expect at least one company already has a patent which might arguably be infringed by this work, regardless of whether that company has ever made an actual working battery, or really done any meaningful research whatsoever. Such is the insanity of the patent system.
I go out into said society and judge it for myself.
AppImage is great, definitely the best of the bunch.