skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree that most Rewes are really good. I'm from the UK and Rewe is comparable in quality and selection to the absolute best supermarkets in the UK like M&S and Waitrose, but much cheaper than M&S and more readily available than Waitrose.

That said, I've definitely been to a couple of poor quality Rewes, though most often this is in rural areas or on the outskirts of major cities.

Overall I prefer EDEKA for a few reasons.

Generally I think Germany does well to have a strict two-tier system: there are supermarkets, and then there are "discounters" (lidl, aldi, penny, netto, etc.) and they are very different and have very different aims. The good supermarkets feel free to sell whatever they want because they are not competing in price with the discounters, since most Germans are accustomed to shopping at both lidl and Rewe in the same visit. There is also a third tier, "Bioladen", which often have really good high quality organic food for a reasonable price.

I have to criticise the discounters though, specifically lidl and aldi, they do not give you baskets, only carts, and one of my local lidls had a policy for a few months of not allowing you in the shop unless you had a cart!!

German food shopping is very complex overall, but the quality and range of options is impressive.
me gusta. what’s the tech behind this?
I confirm what you said. I preferred my team to choose where they work from but C level made everyone come back to the office. During pandemic they installed key trackers and screen copying tools. They also generate metrics of performance based on number of keys and calls you made besides the number of times your computer locks for lack of activity.

Since people have returned to the office, the tools were kept and low level leadership are constantly being pressed to improve those numbers.
After four hours, it's on Bitwarden and not Microsoft if they haven't failed over to a paired region by now. Ideally it's active/active and doesn't need failover.
Another +1 from me.

For me I’m particularly interested in how you’ve done the presentation interface.
The swiss-made Red Bull is exclusively for non-EU markets. It is a customs/cheap water/nearby headquarters thing.
A lot of Red Bull is made in Austria too.
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Does CD Project Red use Unity? A quick search shows that they have an in house engine, and switching to Unreal.
> The LGBTQI+ category is far from empty, and some of that is physically impossible to refute, with genes not matching phenotype, and thus in this case excluding intersex people from taking a pee in any public toilet in TX, legally, IIUC.

Why would intersex people be legally excluded from taking a pee in a public toilet?

Don't their birth certificates have an assigned sex?

(Not that people carry around their birth certificates... but still, we're talking about a legal doctrine, not necessarily practical issues).
If you separate capitalists and landlords out as different classes (in the Georgist sense) then you can say that landlords have extracted rent for far longer than capitalists have been around; it took the Industrial Revolution to move from the guild-based master and apprentice model to a capital-based owner and worker model of production.
I built a niche social platform that’s done fairly well over the last few years. Implemented single sign on for Twitter and google, along with email.

With about 50k users about 14.8k are single sign on, with the majority of single sing ins being google. Something I noticed was that early on we got way more Twitter sign ups, but over the last 2 years that seems to have changed and we get a lot more email sign ups.

I’m not a fan of single sign on for most of the services I use every day like Spotify, but for throw away or single use signups it’s great. I’ve definitely noticed a trend where other people do the same so I expect the percentage to vary pretty greatly depending on the service.
I didn’t watch the cspan video but did they mention SOP? Did he try to communicate the the ufo/uap?

Otherwise it makes me think it is a hoax.

We test aircraft and technology against other countries, why not test our own country unprepared for how they respond.

The vice article is decent for skeptical people.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/n7wjzg/the-skeptics-guide-to...
We had this around here (Tel Aviv) during covid. People liked it but it ended because it was unsustainable. I was never able to get the app working properly.
Yes it matters.

Box of crackers. Was 450g weight. Now same size box has 400g. Price is same.

People buy by the package, not the quantity in the package.
Ha. Back when I was considering learning C# to compliment my Azure skills and get a safe, sustainable job in enterprise I remember finding Bitwarden as one of the only major C# projects on GitHub I could find. I had a strong hunch after that who they were hosted by.
This is not true - BoringSSL is Google's OpenSSL fork, and has nothing to do with BoringCrypto.
It is all public information. Plus, logically, it is a low barrier to entry business with zero moat. There are lots of sellers willing to sell for barely above cost.

These are the two biggest grocery only retailers in the US:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/KR/kroger/profit-m...

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/ACI/albertsons/pro...

This is the single biggest grocery retailer in the US, but not solely grocery:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/WMT/walmart/net-pr...

Costco obviously moves a ton of groceries.

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/COST/costco/profit...

Target now sells a wide range of groceries in all of its stores too:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TGT/target/net-pro...
if you just need to apply standard patterns than you are not actually inventing but just doing code monkey stuff, and you can’t really call that engineering
I don't recommend it (and I said as much in my post) by any means. I'm retired now and make more than enough to be comfortable at 40 (more than my last CO, who was an O6), and am deciding if I even want a second career.

I personally managed to balance it all and stay happily married (20 years this year), but I'm an outlier.

I didn't want to get into the weeds of what my career path was here; I've alluded to it elsewhere on HN. However, due to my skillset I held a post that was normally an O-3 to O-4 my last few years in; it made for an interesting dynamic. I was offered that seat as a civ as a GS-13 but elected to retire and figure the rest of my life out as far away from the military as I could.

I can say your more detailed schedule sounds much like mine was; trying to hold my position while doing any college at all was difficult due to the factors you alluded to. My branch (Navy) had much of the JO duties that the AF/Army assigns put on the Senior Enlisted (along with all of the normal stuff), especially in my area (Aviation; pilots tend to be pretty focused on their duties).
(which also allows for encrypted exports https://bitwarden.com/help/encrypted-export/ )
> OP specifically wrote the code to help Box with its business.

This is a leap
That's all supermarkets. That's kind of the whole point, as margins are better and allows you to negotiate better rates from labelled brands. This is a big reason why Costco is able to outperform it peers.
I don't think that's how liquids are legally able to be marketed, at least in any country I'm aware of. A volume measurement on a bottle/can/etc of liquid — whether a drink, a medicine, windshield-wiper fluid, etc — should always be the volume of liquid you get by pouring the container's contents out into a measuring vessel. No real possibility of / benefit to using slack-fill. If they change the shape of a liquid container, it's for logistics reasons (better packing, less likely to puncture/explode, etc.)
ip is the driver that we will be used for connecting the browser to the server through web socket. Then apps will be able to open TCP/UDP sockets

There is a login because I use mingetty process. For sure a lot of work remains...

For writing a file you can use ed or vim. > also works but after you are blocked
One thing I'm missing from all of this, how was it made public domain? Was there a special post he had to make or some legal document, or is it that substack post itself which is what makes it public domain?
Ask HN: How expensive was sunsetting internet explorer?
I wouldn't describe Tokyo (outside of some of the hyper-commercial/hotel districts) as meeting the article's definition of "ugly?"

Tokyo is an extremely organic city.
The database servers powering Let's Encrypt (2021)
Debt slavery was not life-long. Leviticus 25:8 requires that slaves be freed on Jubilee years, which occur every 7 years. That's the origin of modern laws on discharging bankruptcy after 7 years (bankruptcy comes with a penalty, because you can't borrow easily if you default on your debts, so it puts you into a kind of slavery).

Jesus was the redeemer (one who buys off your debts) because he was going to cancel your moral debt of sin: the language of the gospels uses concepts familiar to his audience.

According to Graeber, the jubilee year was introduced by Nehemiah (who had just returned from exile in Babylon, where he learned about it) not out benevolence, but because too many slaves meant the state had too few taxpaying farmers.
> why bother wish any password beyond abc123? After all, they can "just" torture you for it right? Why bother with HTTPS?

I think you're missing the point of the comic. It isn't arguing against basic defense; it's the lengths necessary in "the crypto nerd's imagination" that it's calling out
Yeah, that title was very uninspired. Especially that probably some don't know where Austria is on the map.
This. I witnessed it today. I was running out of washing powder, still keeping the old box (6.5 kg, promotional price 25.95 chf sticker). Went to COOP (CH retailer), again "promotion" of Ariel, same price, but the box is now 4.8 kg.
It's not abandoned, it's enshittified.

There was a major rewrite a year ago August. Among other things:

- The site no longer works without a JS-enabled browser. I used to be able to query the site from a terminal session via w3m or by parsing output. No longer.

- There's a lot of data surveillance going on, and at least for a while information about queries were being shared to both Google and Facebook. See: <https://nitter.net/libraryprivacy/status/1570183006689673222> <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33475890>.

- Some really cool data-sharing capabilities based on JSON and other data formats of bibliographic RDF triples have been entirely removed (they were broken for many months prior to the rollout). If you're interested in querying or acquiring bibliographic data for specific records ... that's become considerably more difficult.

(I believe Calibre, Zotero, and similar tools may still be able to fetch this data, I've not looked into those.)

The upshot is lower usability and accessibilty, increased surveillance, and more difficulty in sharing data with other tools / projects.
That's what I thought: governments should actually double tax these products to reduce their consumption. People keep buying despite dark patterns because they're addicted. This is akin to cigars and society later bears the burden of the health issues they cause.
Based on NaCL by DJB, who wrote the OP.
Definitely an interesting counterpoint!
Starfield engine is pretty good: https://youtu.be/neO-Bl7g9-U
But are you able to log out of the desktop client or mobile client, then log in and see your things?
I mean there are some potatoes that take more then four bytes to eat, but they are rare.

For some, if you slice them, you might even end up with only 16 bits.
Why wouldn't I be able to buy a half gallon? I'd just buy multiple pints until I get to my desired amount.
their license was apparently perpetual until April of this year, so you can go back to last year’s build.

> Unity may update these Unity Software Additional Terms at any time for any reason and without notice (the “Updated Terms”) and those Updated Terms will apply to the most recent current-year version of the Unity Software, provided that, if the Updated Terms adversely impact your rights, you may elect to continue to use any current-year versions of the Unity Software (e.g., 2018.x and 2018.y and any Long Term Supported (LTS) versions for that current-year release) according to the terms that applied just prior to the Updated Terms (the “Prior Terms”). The Updated Terms will then not apply to your use of those current-year versions unless and until you update to a subsequent year version of the Unity Software (e.g. from 2019.4 to 2020.1).
That is deeply concerning, no?
Hiding the fragments is like hiding your password. Of course they get the original if they have the fragments. That's the purpose.

You could always encrypt the file before splitting it.
I built a side business that makes five figures of MRR that started while I was at Box and continued through my tenure at Uber. It's still going. If anyone was going to sue anyone about anything, it wouldn't be my shitty spreadsheet library.
I actually think this association makes sense here. Dude is talking like an incel, and he has a high role in the police. This is fucking yikes.
So either Mark Cuban is dumber than the Average Joe or ... the Average Joe probably isn't any more capable of handling a crypto wallet and would be better saved by a fiat bank account.
Reminder: South Korea was a dictatorship into the late 1980s.
Yeah, so this is best thought of as a backup tool in which the files are kept separately from each the, more than just a different way to encrypt a file.

If you give a plaintext file to a friend for safe keeping, the friend can see the file. You could encrypt the file, but encrypting a file requires a key or password, which you could forget or lose.

The idea here is: split the file into three parts. Give one part to the bank deposit box, one to a friend, and put one in a safe at home. Now, if you want to restore the original, nobody can restore without getting (for example) two of the three pieces.

This is nice because your friend and the bank can’t do anything with their copies alone, and won’t trust each other with their copy normally. But if you lose your piece, you can still ask the friend and the bank for theirs.
There just gonna switch to a different ad network.
Expensive? It was probably one of the greatest investments. Imagine no longer having to invest in the web engine (since edge is based on chromium), and also getting rid of all the negative publicity surrounding internet explorer over the years.
I would imagine if you're worried you could just split the files with this, and of you think the encryption is 'weak' you could encrypt again with another tool. Probably not a bad idea.
Yes, it is unsavory. Welcome to real world politics. Recognize if you are a tiny govt dealing with the USA you are effectively over the barrel regardless.

In other words, he was Andy Dufresne negotiating beers for his fellow inmates.
Went to the website of one of the signers, clicked "reject" on their cookie popup, which just navigated me into this paragraph:

> What can you do if you do not want storing cookies to be set or want them to be removed?

> You are able to withdraw the consent to store cookies by changing the settings of your web browser.

I'm warming up to the idea of there being some kind of barrier to entry to this industry. One that disincentives low-effort cash-grabs.
As someone else already mentioned, this is especially ironic to bring up in the case of Libya because Libya gave up their nukes to appease Western powers. Then were invaded and toppled by those same powers later on.
It takes a spectacular effort in intellectual dishonesty to say Lebanon hasn't been affected profoundly by external factors.
> If you've done something using a companies resources (laptop, desk, chair etc.)

You're making a huge assumption that this is what happened.
KeePassXC does have auto-fill for browsers. And also Auto-Type which allows you to enter your credentials to _any_ application possible. All this works without any third party plugins.
Manufacturers can label it as 900 milliliters so they're not lying, but the bottle looks like it's a liter bottle so the customer doesn't really check the listed amount. They should check though, is my point.
This is editorializing the title, which isn’t allowed on HN.

Bitwarden themselves aren’t blaming Azure.
They are letting me choose with information on top. Fair proposition I suppose.
Elixir/Phoenix is a great option. Oban for batch processing. Everything runs either in the Elixir VM (BEAM) or on PostgreSQL, no other servers to set up or manage.

Same for personal projects.

Sentry is great for monitoring. Prometheus/Grafana for operational insights. All are easy to integrate with Elixir.
One sacred site that was submerged due to rising sea level is the ancient city of Dwarka—-in Gujarat off Indian ocean.

The remains of this 5000 year old capital of Lord Krishna—-archaeologists have found walls, artifacts, and structures off the modern Dwarka.

The city holds immense mythological significance and ancient texts such as Mahabharat corroborate the existence.
The Making of a Writer
Which area is that?

Eastern Libya isn't exactly close to Lebanon.
Might I ask if you're South Korean, or familiar with how much worse things have generally been in the DPRK?
Are you suggesting that people will simply buy more units, at a higher total price? That would be a novel result in economic history.

Local taxes on soda in American cities have demonstrably lowered sales of those drinks, in those jurisdictions. Buyers are sensitive to price. In fact, demand for sugary drinks is highly elastic. A tax of just 1¢/oz in Oakland caused a 27% decline in sales, without countervailing increases of sales in neighboring markets without the tax.

https://journals.plos.org/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jo...
No.

The firm didnt give 2 bits about your commute.
They pay you to be in on time. Not your commute. I know people who travel 6 hours a day. They get paid the same.

Why would any firm increase salaries, for services you were already providing?

You get maybe 12 waking hours a day, 8 working +2 commuting. Getting 2 hours back is a 16% raise.
> Honestly, it almost seems like someone is destroying the IT industry on purpose.

They're not, it's just that (unfortunately for all of us here) it's shrinking to more normal dimensions now that it's no longer being watered by a ceaseless flow of money.
Well it was deliberately created and sold by a specific architecture school. Not all brutalist is bad though.
I had Pebbles forever until they stopped making them. The eink display was so great for battery life and it was highly functional compared to other wearables at the time. I was even coding apps for it because they made the ecosystem so developer friendly. Rip Pebble
Limited resources is the mechanism through which many projects are mismanaged.
This is in Nature Nanotechnology,not Nature, by the way, which is not clear from the domain.
Every city has had protests- Atlanta, Philadelphia, San Francisco, New York but rents are higher than ever. Does that mean protests are good for the housing market?

Maybe, just maybe, the government building a lot of new housing like the article says may be the reason prices are dropping?

Or are you suggesting some kind of contemporary white flight when the white population of Minneapolis has actually increased significantly between 2020 and 2021 from 59% to 63%.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Minneapolis (Under race and ethnicity)
"the same conduct" is doing a lot of work here
KeePassXC even had the advantage that I only have to unlock once for both desktop app and browser extension.

BitWarden requires separate unlocks.
They may have had one thing originally written on their birth certificate and ended up later with different physical genitalia, at which point they could have been arrested for either breaking this new rule or some other 'public decency' nonsense.

This isn't theoretical. Assignment surgery to try to get the best overall result is not going to happen at birth. It may take place many years later. It may take more than one go. That 'at birth' thing is arbitrary if for example you are a mix of male and female cells, or as in the story, genetically one thing but partly physically another. Especially if it takes some time to work out what the facts are for a given person.
I enjoyed their comment, thanks...

You're being a jerk, someone shared something they were proud of that's relevant to the discussion. What's the problem?
Thanks. This is a really helpful list which includes many of the sites/tools listed here.
Quite true. OTOH, North Korea was also a dictatorship then. And still is today.
It’s different when it’s a nationwide thing. You can’t just have one city do it because people have options.
Well, thank you for summarizing that part of the article.

If you had written it, I'd probably be a lot more willing to read it, as you seem to write in the more direct style I was mentioning, unlike in these articles that are written in a style that reads more like a novel.

Now all that's left is for someone to summarize the rest of the article.
We're the hegemon so it kinda is.
And there are going to be compromises in any case. Lots of residents will want to own cars to go to surrounding areas not all of which are ever going to be easily reachable by public transit and vice versa.
Alas, Ik spreek geen, so I got three tickets from the same speed trap outside Amersfoort: rise (not quite a hill, right?), curve, overhanging trees, boom. Damn thing shouted at me all through Belgium and France. No way to shut it off or change languages.

This’ll do for next time - https://www.joeyrent.com/lancia-fulvia-1300-s-rallye
Trash writeups are the norm nowadays. Any effective knowledge acquisition now therefore depends upon finely-tuned comparative analysis of the opposed, competing trash streams.
If you shop often enough, you do start to remember it. I buy a lot of groceries every week and would absolutely notice if things got smaller or the unit price got larger.
You're very close to an epiphany here. Why would that be the case and who would have benefited from that situation when they were drawing those borders?
why is the CEO of sales force doing sales??

Is he firefighting? Why isnt he doing strategy, management and the other things CEOs do?

Like hiring a CMO or BD head to do all the traveling he is doing?

>Well, I’m a remote worker. I’ve always been a remote worker my whole life. I don’t work well in an office,” Benioff said. “It just doesn’t work for my personality. I can’t tell you why. I do love to go in to visit customers though. I’m on the road constantly visiting customers.”

Ah, so he doesnt need to do sales. He likes doing it. It just …works… for his personality.
I am leading the Norwegian Architectural Uprising. It is hard to proof anything in environmental psychology. I just want people to be more critical to what property developers and the state is building.
First of all, I'm sure the shortage of minivans is related to Covid-19 and probably due to lack of parts. There's no helping that.

The problem with BEVs is that they are a very limited solution that does not work for everyone. Toyota is likely aware that it is going to be a transitional technology, and is making the decision to not waste too much resources pursuing this market. All of the cars companies that have will likely go through bitter process where they scale back or abandon their BEV investments. We've seen this happen with diesel. And if/when it happens again with batteries, it will just represent another example of Toyota being ahead of the curve rather than being stuck in short-term thinking.