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> … single member districts…

That single member can “cross the aisle” without being instantly dismissed from their party and loosing all speaking rights, which is why we have two party. This gives the representative more ability to represent the interests of their district, by threatening to break ranks.
That already happened in the 80's. ;)
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> whenever Apple takes steps to release a feature aimed at professionals there is a significant uptick in users trying out MotionCam.

Ha, and here I am, learning about your app for the first time, and about to install it... :)
It's not normal though, and not everyone has it. I'm surprised there hasn't been a documentary on tinnitus like there is on the fear and scams around beef products being poison, the real estate market, mortgage backed securities, etc. It's a silent killer. Many people in this thread have eluded to suicide as a result of their ringing. that's up there with depression.
When both major operating systems now include native screen recording out of the box.

checks website

Oh yes they put AI which is actually ML in it. Hence the money. Yep just keep pumping that bubble I'm sure it'll work this time...
We don't do that in the bay.
If you print a trillion dollars and give it to the lower and middle class, they'd spend a good chunk of it in a few days to a year(see covid checks and unemployment bonuses) eventually resulting in inflation that disproportionately affects the low income folks, so it's temporary relief which is great during things like pandemics. If the same money is given(or flows) to the super rich folks, they either save it or buy appreciable assets, since they already pretty much already have everything they need.

So the fed doesn't have any other good options. They cannot raise taxes on the rich or institute a wealth tax or 'take' the rich's assets. That's up to Congress. Blaming the Fed I think is unproductive because they seem to be doing their job trying to balance low inflation and a low unemployment rate as much as they can, within the limitations of only being able to change interest rates and quantitative tightening/easing(not to mention things like the war in Ukraine increasing energy prices which affect prices of almost everything). If you had the choice between high(or run away) inflation and slightly higher unemployment(which was historically low), what would you choose? Wage increases are eaten up by inflation.
100%.

Clicking a link to open a chatroom directly, with no account creation process, is infinitely simpler than account creation, potentially with several layers of verification (CAPTCHA, email, phone verification to join a server...).
Mine isn't so bad I'd have suicidal thoughts. But sometimes it briefly gets bad enough that I go...man, if I get it that bad permanently at some point in the future, would I want to continue living?

The Texas Roadhouse CEO killing himself in part because of severe tinnitus[1] sometimes makes sense to me, and that's scary. I'd have never considered I'd ever want to do that, even being in chronic pain...but if I had to deal with my tinnitus at its worst, all the time? I don't know.

At the very least I'm pretty certain I wouldn't just do it suddenly and without warning; I'd have conversations with people I love so they know what I'm dealing with and why I'm considering it and doctors and try to make it better first.

[1]: https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavirus-live-updates/2021/0...
Also loom does not work at all offline, even the video recording…
Thus, it needs to be backed by regulation in order to actually work
Direct link to the filing: https://www.itu.int/ITU-R/space/asreceived/Publication/Displ...

Longer article: https://ts2.space/en/spacex-plans-to-deploy-thousands-of-sat...
Is it easy to do on macOS if system sound is needed to demonstrate the bug?
I don't think American voters could understand that very well. Where I live in Massachusetts they defeated a ballot initiative for ranked choice voting, which is just clearly better (in that it reflects the will of the people), especially in a state dominated by a single party.
What is more important for me when using Grafana (though a summary is as well) is actually units, to know if it's second, millisecond, microsecond, and also if 0.5 is a quantile or what.

Numbers without units are dangerous in my opinion.
I'm not sure the parenthetical "including Asymmetric MTE" in one doesn't mean it isn't present in the other, especially since the lists are otherwise in different orders and just generally seem to be written by different persons.
Ask HN: How do you design a logo for your app?
I am working on an open source app that I want to distribute. I have no immediate plans to monetize (there may be a paid cloud sync eventually but right now it's just a hobby project that I want to put on the Play Store and maybe Flathub). The problem is, I suck at icon design. I'm a programmer, not an artist, and I don't relish the thought of making an icon myself. However, I'll need one if I want to put my app on the Google Play Store.

If you have built a FOSS app before, where did you get the icon for it? Did you make it yourself or did you find somebody to make it for you?
Are you in one of those places where the price of the goods in a bottle has a deposit added on? That's how most of the cash for recycling programs work: you pay more then get refunded the excess when you bring the bottle back.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/authenticationserv...

You don't need to embed a browser engine for this, let alone build the entire app inside a browser.
Folks jump to the presidency, but seems like the biggest value prop for a third party is winning a few Senate seats. Target 10 smaller, purple states with one major media market. 2-3 wins in one year gives six years to build momentum.

With each added Senate seat in subsequent years, the third party builds relevance by setting the Senate agenda. Given how evenly split the country is, just a few Senate seats have outsized influence. House is possible too, but with only 2 year terms, the value is harder to maintain and build upon.
People over the last couple of years are starting to reduce politics to the annoying people they have to deal with on a daily basis that think politics is the most important part of ones identity.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proportional_representation

…apart from all others.
There's a psychological basis for people taking pride in a difficult task learned and mastered, and many organizations take advantage of this by creating a culture that rewards this effort when put towards their own products with social status within the organization. It feels manipulative and unethical to me.
Oh please. Lots of people, myself included, take issue with having to answer your riddles three before I may cross the bridge that you value much more than I do.

There’s having patience and problem-solving ability, and there’s not seeing the value in jumping through the various hoops that comprise some ‘90s Internet fetishist’s playground.

This is all just code for “I’m old, set in my ways, and don’t appreciate the fact that the only reason I find my workflow easier is because I know it, not because it’s more intuitive than what people are doing these days”.
Damn, this is ugly and confusing, I mean, look at the threads XD! I'm glad I must not use this shit.
Good grief. If the age of YouTube has taught us anything, it's that creating good video of something takes a lot more skill than writing something decent about something. Trying to find the relevant issue in a bunch of unrelated info, within a long writeup, which a user necessarily edits, at least a little, by the nature of writing something out? Pretty easy. Trying to find it in a rambling, 15-minute video? Welp! Good luck, Jira people.
> It's not inconceivable for a new coalition to form around a new ideology and have that replace the GOP.

I mean, you could argue that that's happened with Trump anyway; the way the system works, doing it internally to a party is probably easier than completely externally.
From the guidelines:

Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.

Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.
It is systemd free BY DEFAULT ... which does change EVERYTHING
Yes, the point of the GP comment is exactly this, if Bentham becomes an agent that goes for C, he also explicitly discourages the mugger from being an agent that would cut off their fingers for a couple of bucks.

Notice that what Bentham is altering is their strategy and not their utility. If they could spend 10 dollars to treat gangrene and save the fingers, they would do it. It's not clear many other morality systems would be as insistent on this as utilitarianism, because practitioners of other moralities curiously form epicycles defending why the status quo is fine anyway, how dare you imply I'm worse at morality.

Edit: Slight wording change for clarity
The lip looks like labia -- the vagina is on the inside. But this being a nerd website, I can see how you wouldn't know ... ;-)
Is this an issue unique to Microsoft, or did other similar companies receive the same type of notice?
How Israel-Hamas war disinformation is being spread online
And who is sane and who is a lunatic is often relative, so each side bails on the third party.
How would proportional representation work? Party A gets 40% of votes so they get 40% of congressional seats in a state? Party B and C each get their respective proportion? Like it re-districts a state/county/town every year?
> The BBC isn't saying that Hamas is not a terrorist organisation, any more than they said the Nazis weren't evil during WWII.

They say they refuse to call it a terrorist organization, with weasel wording to try to hide their true colors.

Here's the fact: there are 18% of israelis, with passport and nationality from isreal, who are palestinians (out of 21% of arabs living in Israel).

How many percentage of jewish are living in Gaza? Not even percentage: just invididuals. How many jewish people are in Gaza? The answer is worse than 0: all the jewish people in Gaza are hostages.

Israel is retaliating and killing a lot of people, but they're not beheading babies (which apparently Hamas really did) and they're not executing innocent teenager girls at point blank.

They're not parading with dead innocent girls' naked bodies in pick-up trucks in Tel-Aviv.

And the 18% of palestinian living in Israel are free people and not hostages.

If you go out and kill teenagers (including non-jewish tourists) having fun at a music festival and behead babies, you're a terrorist organization.

Hamas is a terrorist organization which has always lived with the anti-semitism at its roots and which want to see the state of Israel disappear. There's no open discussion about whether Hamas is a terrorist organization or not.

The BBC showed their true color trying to pretend "people can make up their mind".

What I'm sure though is that all the anti-semitic people reading / watching the BBC are very happy that the BBC refused to called Hamas for the terrorists they are.
The sentence says “may”. And the previous sentence says “ A housing unit is vacant if no one is living in it at the time of the interview, unless its occupants are only temporarily absent.”

I guess we would have to read further on how they determine temporary. But given the sampling method, I would guess people doing a door to door survey and noting it as temporary absent if it’s well kept?
1% is insanely dysfunctionaly low. It doesn’t allow for units to stay vacant between tenants for repairs and cleaning. At 1% the unit is vacant for 3 days every year on average. That’s not enough time for basic things to be done and indicates an incredibly tight rental market
No, it's a 128. The obvious giveaway being the audio.
Was going to recommend Tiny Habits.

The Beeminder thing is such a pressure cooker of motivation, when you can achieve so much by finding the right context and trigger for a small action.
He was technically correct that some could, but it was obvious that he meant the USSR allowed it, which was a lie. This is a dumb argument.
In the last 100 years, the parties have been replaced “from within”
> extreme polarisation between parties and no incentive to reconcile.

It's more like polarisation between party supporters. The parties themselves become virtually indistinguishable. Choosing between Tories and Labour is like choosing between Coke and Pepsi. They have very much the same agendas and are only different on minor issues (in the grand scheme of things) that are blown out of proportions.
how do you pronounce it? kuberthreeties?
Just due to the nature of the American system, it would be virtually impossible to introduce on a national basis, so there's arguably no sense in spending time talking about it.
Given that the sun rose at 10 am approximately 0 times this year [1] I guess the people in Urumql were ecstatic. Also note that the sunrise time varied by about 3h over the course of the year so how many times do you want to change the clocks?

Of course to your actual point and everybody else that brings that same one up. You do not need to wake up at 8am every day ... If the sun actually rises at 1400 then feel free to start your day at 1500. I'm not sure what why people keep arguing as-if they can't figure out a time besides 8am to wake up; look at the world around you, so many people wake up at wildly different times in a timezone.

[1]: https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/china/urumqi
There are dummy drivers which bypass that limitation when required. I didn't install them, since I never needed sound to demonstrate something.
The more parties you have, the less likely you are to have a lunatic close to winning the popular vote.

But it's kind of a chicken and egg problem.
The same political pressures that go into appointing people to the Supreme Court, also apply to congress, the senate, and to the presidency.

I don't think that comes out like your Superman scenario. Possibly Kafka, but like most people making such a comparison, I've not actually read The Trial.
> When you get to the actual ballot box, it frequently becomes a "the relatively sane person needs every vote they can get to defeat the lunatic" sort of decision.

Yes but it was the previous duopolistic choice of incompetent-awful vs intentional-awful led us to lunatic territory.
The underlying assumption is that Bentham is a true act utilitarian yet simultaneously has 10 pounds in his pocket that he can stand to lose without much harm. If he truly were an act utilitarian, the utility of the 10 pounds remaining in Bentham's possession must be so high that it outweighs the mugger losing their finger, otherwise Bentham would have already spent it on something similarly utility maximizing. Clearly that 10 pounds was already destined to maximize utility such as staving off Bentham's hunger and avoiding his own death or the death of others.

Meanwhile the utility of the mugger's finger is questionable. The pain of losing the finger is the only real cost. If they are just a petty criminal, the loss of their finger will probably reduce their ability to commit crimes and prevent him from inflicting as much suffering on others as he otherwise would have. Maybe losing his finger actually increases utility.

Bentham: "I'm sorry Mr. Mugger but I am on my way to spend this 10 pounds on a supply of fever medication for the orphanage and I am afraid that if I don't procure the medicine, several children will die or suffer fever madness. So when faced with calculating the utility of this situation I must weigh your finger against the lives of these children. Good day. And if the experience of cutting your finger off makes you question your own deontological beliefs, feel free to call upon me for some tutoring on the philosophy of Act Utilitarianism."

Any other scenario and Bentham clearly isn't a true Act Utilitarian and would just tell the Mugger to shove his finger up his ass for all Bentham cares. Either strictly apply the rules or don't apply them at all.
Yep. Given the multiple we can safely assume the growth has leveled off, and Atlassian will say they can use their channel to reinitiate growth.

Maybe they are right. Or maybe it ends up in the junk drawer. Either way they captured a potential next generation competitor for a relatively low cost to them.
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Unless Intel is planning on deprecating SSE then this is already baked in and AVX10/128 existing or not existing won't be changing anything.
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> Here's the thing: there is, clearly, more utility in me keeping my finger than in you keeping your measly ten pounds.

How is this clear? This is one of the things I find strange about academic philosophy. For all the claims about trying to get at a more rigorous understanding of knowledge, the foundation at the end of the day seems to just be human intuition. You read about something like the Chinese Room or Mary’s Room thought experiments, that seem to appeal to immediate human reactions. “We clearly wouldn’t say…” or “No one would think…”

It feels like an act of obfuscation. People realize the fragility of relying on human intuition, and react by trying to dress human intuition up with extreme complexities in order to trick themselves into thinking they’re not relying on human intuition just as much as everyone else.
The winner takes all biases towards a two party system, but has actually been baked into law by the big two parties to discourage competition. Ballot access is extremely difficult unless you're one of the Big Two
All of our backend devs (including myself) are on Linux (and use Firefox) so Loom was a nonstarter for us.
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Common plastic trash, AFAICT, is one of the least unpleasant kinds of trash. It's not toxic, it's not runny and does not get into the water table, it does not decompose into noxious gases, it does not self-ignite and does not burn easily, it can be compacted quite a lot.

I think storing waste plastic in a dry place, some desert, covered from wind, might be a pretty good solution, until we find a way to recycle this huge pile of simple organic molecules.
For CS, CMU has a similar reputation to MIT and CalTech, even though it doesn't have as much name-brand recognition among the general public.
And again in 2016.
It's fascinating that it's a 1B business. I thought it was just uploading screen recordings to the cloud (basically UI around uploading. Like macOS QuickTime + YouTube private video upload)
Or just forget the "third party" concept and jump straight to having fourth and fifth parties. The math of the three doesn't mix with US politics. The third party will always be accused of splitting either the left or right majority, giving victory to the minority. But with fourth and fifth parties in the mix that is less of a problem. So many parties would also force politicians into cross-party coalitions, but that is probably a bridge to far for US political culture.
Video is one of those things everyone thinks everyone else would want but when faced with using it themselves they find it violently annoying. i.e. ideal for enterprise sales.

That said there is a niche of user testing video capture and so on, but that is not what this is.
Migrate Users from Keycloak to Zitadel
Since ZITADEL now uses passwap [1] for password hashing, we are now able to allow migrations from Keycloak to ZITADEL.

In the past we only supported bcrypt while Keycloak used PBKDF2 ;-)

[1] https://github.com/zitadel/passwap#algorithms
that was a pre-coffee post. thats my only defense :/
> Eventually the body will “habituate” if it does not go away.

This has been my experience. If I "notice" it, then I hear it until it goes away again. Of course, one thing that causes such notice is reading anything about it. :(
Or rather that the other party has scared the hell out of anyone to think that the only way to avoid death is to vote for them.

Fear is always more effective then hope in ensuring voters don't vote in their own interest.
Nope!

There's nothing published along those lines, given the criteria were updated in 2017 there's been plenty of time to test the prior methods again but either no one's tried or the results werent exciting enough to publish.
When the rubber meets the road the vast majority of that 63% will still vote against what they perceive to be the lesser of two evils.
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Yes; this place is NYC.

But I, of course, don't bring the bottle back. I leave my plastic bottles in a bag near the trash cans, and somebody interested in walking 500 feet and getting back the deposit collects them.
This looks awesome! I currently use org-roam for a ton of stuff: personal note taking / knowledge graph, blogging, journaling, exploratory programming, etc. I'm not likely to switch away from my system, but it's hard to recommend my system to others, because Org is not very widely used, and it's not as easy to use without help from your editor as Markdown is. It seems like you could do a lot of what I use org-roam for using this instead.
The best thing about video is it tethers me to the speed of the content the rambling, 15-minute video content creator mandated; not the speed I can peruse an article.

Also the first person to invent Ctrl+F for video will be a billionaire.
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Third party starts to look a lot more appetizing then it's not a clear cut sane-vs-lunatic scenario. When there is no lesser of the two evils people will go looking elsewhere rather than take the easy path.

It gives me a LITTLE hope that this third party support is so high. It means we may have fewer "party no matter what" voters, and the politicians MAY have to actually pay attention to the people...
Stick you pizzle in a hornet's nest; then cry because you get stung?

So far most of the stories I see here are "let's kiss it better," what more care do you want shown?
The chicken and the egg problem is resolvable. A third option in a first-past-the-post voting system is not.
I get where you are going with this, but everything you mentioned is harder to concretely say one way or another. It takes studies, looking at numbers, and tests.

But housing numbers are cut and dry. Worst case we have people who are trying to hide the numbers, but ultimately if the numbers can be found they are there. Gets a bit more complicated since you do need to account for wether or not there are people where those houses are and if the housing is in a livable state.

But it isn't like you can add an opinion disclaimer to housing numbers.
(Dare I say HN is one of them, where the effort is a curated form of elitism, and the mechanism up/down votes?)
Not sure but VT doesn't like it [1] Appears to have been removed from AWS DNS. VT does not like the apex either [2] Perhaps part of a demo performed by Alexander? [3][4]

[1] - https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/44aee01626790742c6ab6ed41...

[2] - https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/250dc073e7493fcecd6337834...

[3] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Sotirov

[4] - https://archive.ph/xJzoW