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Pretty sure group type can be changed from public to private or even totally hidden - perhaps people in charge should consider tweaking visibility for a while.
To me it seems like Google would rather break all other extensions than give up war against ad blockers.
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> - jutting my jaw forward

Works for me too. Never noticed it would do it before though. I’ve had very mild tinnitus for as long as I can remember. But I mostly only hear it when it’s quiet around so I’m lucky in that sense I guess.
Is there anything in MV3 that enforces signed code? Could a separate client that fetches block lists itself and then side loads them be the answer?
> so today’s news pretty much means that Proton Drive is now fully cross-platform, with users able to synchronize everything across all devices they use.

But yet there is no Linux release, and the end of the article mentions too a that a Linux version will eventually happen.
Thanks! :)

I agree, but generally as a researcher / OSS even a nice citation is nice :) There are some cool people who do just that, but some do not.

But thanks once again!
>moved twice as many people as domestic air travel

Which is key point, PRC does not have enough air space corridors to scale air travel. 90% of PRC population on west of country, imagine 1.2B people concentrated in western US.
Interested in the Junior oppurtunity, but all I see is a Senior Backend Engineer on the site.
A suicide is not a murder, no matter how little you believe in personal accountability and/or free will.

Crimes should be punished, no matter how little you believe in justice and/or the rule of law.

The life-preserving choice he had every chance to make was simple, no matter how little you believe in the righteousness of admission of clear guilt and/or simply saying what you must in order to move on with life.

These things are all true regardless of your beliefs – or my so-called reprehensibility and/or moral degeneracy.
My response to this, is that there are endless ways, and places to do this.

There are far more colos, people that will rent you a rack, and bandwidth, than VPS types. And you can rent servers too, instead of buying your own.

Colo is literally 10000x cheaper than many AWS deployments. I've seen million dollar bills drop to tens of thousands per year.

And of course, you can always deploy in house, in your own server room.
I've had an experience with GCP that involved a very enterprise-y feature breaking in a way that clearly showed the feature never worked properly up until this point (aside from causing downtime when they tried to quietly fix it). GCP reps proceeded to remind everyone in the call in which they were supposed to explain what happened they were under NDA, because admitting to the above would've been a nightmare for regulated industries.
You don’t need to explain every detail of how you do what you do, your product should speak for itself - outcomes count. If you go to a restaurant, you don’t demand to stand in the kitchen and inspect each ingredient and process, right?

I appreciate this probably isn’t a popular HN opinion, but as you say, you need to make a living. If you have produced something novel that is working, put the gaspedal down and monetise the absolute living daylights out of it as long as you can. Because that is what everyone with _money_ is doing. You don’t see OpenAI opening all their research and tricks now, do you?

Do your thing, buddy, and make your money. All the best with your startup, and don’t get distracted by the people clamouring for your recipes.
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> It's quite clear the small sample data was chosen intentionally to not cover them.

That is very common in AOC, the edge cases are often not called out.

Although the results vary a lot, sometimes the edge cases matter, sometimes they only matter for some data sets (so you can have a solve for your dataset but it fails for others), and sometimes the edge cases don’t matter at all, so you might spend a while unnecessarily considering and handling them all.

The edge cases are fine tho, it’s a normal thing which happens. The not fun ones are when ordering comes into play to resolve ambiguities and is not called out, it’s quite rare but when it happens it’s infuriating because it’s very hard to debug as you don’t really have a debugging basis.
It's the PAL and NTSC (480i / 240p) sets we can hear.
VGA (480p and higher) screens scan at > 30khz so we can't hear them.

I like the sound and can hear when a shop has a CRT security camera when I walk past lol
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That reminds me of the old crt tv my parents had for ages in their room that i could hear from the other side of the house but they couldn't that made the most awful high pitch whine. and as the screen would go black in some sort of sleep mode but it kept making that horrible noise with the only indicator that is was on still other than the noise, that apparently only i and dogs could hear, was the color of a small dim recessed led. they got rid of it a about three years ago but whenever i would visit I'd hear it as soon as the door opened and it would drive me nuts till i got the chance to turn it off.
I’ll assume you know what you’re doing, but I still had a gut reaction. Careful not to burn your house down.
I haven't heard anything yet that presents Helen Toner as someone who was useful on the board. She'd write dramatic papers about the dangers of AI which put her own company (I mean whose board she was on) in a bad light, and was unreceptive to feedback from Altman about the optics of the entire situation.

Maybe she thought she's doing the right thing, I'm sure all those people think they're doing their earnest version of "the right thing". Yet the company she praised, Anthropic, is clearly dysfunctional, with users complaining all over the Internet that Claude refuses to perform basic tasks out of misguided "safety concerns" ("I can't help you kill Linux processes, as this is unethical"), making their subscriptions useless. That's the Helen Toner model.

See, people who deal with security often like to put the spotlight on themselves by proclaiming grave danger is imminent and then position themselves as the experts who can save us from this danger. This is such a common pattern and sometimes it's not even consciously done, but extremely toxic regardless. Everyone wants to be important and regarded, so they lean on behaviors that achieve that outcome.

Sam Altman is your typical startup entrepreneur sleezeball. And yes, here he was trying to manufacture consent within a board that was largely complacent through "divide and conquer". The details of his behavior can be nauseating, but still... I can't deny on the total he did make countless correct leadership decisions at OpenAI, and getting Helen Toner off the board... for all we know so far... feels like one of those correct leadership decisions. So I can't feel too bad about it.

The only thing I feel bad about it is Ilya Sutskever. I hope he and Altman can find a productive and dignified way to continue their partnership.
What would be her motivation to lie about this?
Been using Firefox again. Was a great breath of fresh air for me.
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How ?

If you are offered 2 meals, it's YOUR choice to take 1 or 2, it's all about yourself.

MV3 won't even prevent this one bit.
Same. As a child, I could be reading a book at one end of the house and I would experience discomfort (experienced as a slightly painful "pressure" in my ears) when the television, which was 4 rooms away, was powered on. My family didn't believe that I could tell, because to them it was silent. So they challenged me to a double blind test, and were surprised to find that yes, it really was the TV that was bothering me.

Related, we did a hearing range test in a high school science class. I could detect the tone generator at a frequency well beyond what anyone else in my class could pick up. I couldn't hear it as a sound anymore after a certain point, but could still feel it as an uncomfortable "pressure" inside my ears.
I have found the ESP32-C3 pretty frustrating in terms of occupied pins, once you eliminate all the strapping pins etc. there aren't all that many remaining.
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I will respond, but ill let the community first handle your comment.
After moving from California to Portland, a PNW summer is much more enjoyable because of the trees. Ambient temps could be around 90°F and walking outside is still pleasant because the streets are covered with huge trees.
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I can do this too. It also does the same thing as yawning when your ears get blocked on a plane or driving up a steep hill. It unblocks them.
There isn't nearly enough information in the article to know if there is exploitation taking place or not. A child doing some chores is not considered exploitation by any reasonable measure.

According to the internet, a typical person can harvest 150-175 pounds of cocoa per day[1]. The family in question harvested 140 pounds that year. It is not like this is some kind of full time job. It is barely a hobby. With the whole family pitching in, it struggles to even make for an afternoon outing.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocoa_bean
XMPP fills the very important "simple, and gets the job done" niche in this space. I was looking into options for a self-hosted chat service for team development about a year ago, and landed on XMPP. -- I'm happy to entertain suggestions, if I've missed anything, but I don't want any cloud service, and mattermost is bloated as hell.
Is there a way to backup current Chrome version + settings + extensions, preferrably in a portable app/container. I'm pretty content with my setup and wouldn't mind running it for as long as possible. Hopefully in a few years we can have AI convert currently chrome exclusive extentions onto another browser. But right now it's still hard to swtich.
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Gruber is an Apple apologist / one-man stealth marketing department. Voicing his view on topics like these is literally his thing.
Nothing is really new here, at least for those who have some knowledge on server hardware. We live in a Cloud era where 98% of web developers have very little knowledge of hardware.

What I dont understand is why they haven't done 2U2N or 1N with Dual Socket design.
I'm in 2 minds.

It seems like a good story telling device, and it is a view of evolution that's unusual.

I just question whether evolution was dominated by the male view.

Hunting for example has an important advantage in leaving behind archaeology. And the examples cited are of proto mammals. We aren't even talking about humans.
I'm fairly certain that played on British TV and was subsequently uploaded to YouTube (though the sequels did originate there).
What "other browsers"? I know there's Firefox (it's my main browser, in fact), but where is the rest? Edge is Chrome, Safari is only available for iThings, so it's not like there's a big selection...
It’s also the middle if the day in east Asia, and in Europe it require being ready to rumble at 5-6AM.

But that’s just how it is. Some folks are really invested and update their lives based on AoC drops, I’d assume most neither care nor even try. If you don’t look at the leaderboards there’s nothing telling you there are leaderboards.
I have no solutions for safer, but a relatively accessible solution for the literal interpretation of warmer is vulcanized rubber hot water bottles. Relatively little power/heat/energy requirements, but prolonged warmth.

https://web.archive.org/web/20231110021432/https://solar.low...

For the metaphorical warmer, something that could help people that you could probably help with as a programmer is a language learning platform: If people need to leave the country, knowing how helpful spaced repetition can be might save them a lot of strife.

If networking in your region becomes unreliable, it could be useful and helpful to know about mesh networking, but for that to be effective, cooperation needs to happen between multiple parties in different locations, and that can be difficult.
And it's sad that hackers are still using MV3 to write malware extensions, then what is the point of improving non-existence security ?

https://adguard.com/en/blog/chrome-manifest-v3-where-we-stan...

> Is it true that Manifest V3 will increase privacy and security of the browser?

> Honestly, I wouldn’t say so. I see the advantages of MV3 in terms of unification, cross-platform compatibility, and performance, but *I don’t see any advantages in terms of increasing user security, unfortunately*. *The amount of scam extensions in the Chrome Web Store remains high despite the fact that it has been a long time since the store stopped accepting non-MV3 extensions.*

And what, people are more likely to get virus from Google Ads or Ads overall than those improved security:

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https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/17p68i7/set_networ...
Well, this has always been my suspicion ever since I started being affected.

All hearing tests I performed stop at 8k while I can easily hear into 15k and my ringing is way up there in the 13-14k range.
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Good to have studies, but shouldn't even need them as the effect is pretty clear and undebatable when just experienced. It is not only coverage but evaporation from trees, too, besides the nice view and psychological effect of bringing a bit if nature into dead towns.
Agreed, very smart, never understood why not more cities do that when feasible besides the long existing examples, especially as we have those heat waves and future prediction for quite a while..
Surely Meta employs software developers who can remove any feature from Android they want? Or is blocking side loading specifically disallowed by Google for some reason?
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Toyota going to have this option for their technicals?
/r/adventofcode has an impressive collection of weirdoes solving in all sorts of random nonsense every year.
I've seen this called Somatosensory Tinnitus [0], and it's what I have as well. Stretching my neck & clearing my ears of wax pretty much resolves it every time, or at least helps a lot.

I only have it on the left side, and my TMJ lines up marginally worse on that side, so it's probably related.

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You're right. Televisions used to be more repairable too. I found a microfiche reader by a dumpster and for fun ordered a lot of 100+ microfiche cards from an old TV repair shop on ebay. Zenith for example published detailed repair manuals including detailed steps for recalibration, parts lists, schematics, annotated PCB layouts, and more. These were for repair shops not the average person, but modern TV companies don't even produce those materials anymore.
2008, when we both joined, was 15 years ago. In the interim, the userbase has grown. Most people aren't recognizable as the author of an app under discussion, so a simple "Developer here" is appreciated as it was not obvious to me.
Tinnitus was one of the reasons I stopped cracking my neck - would trigger it shortly after.
> Is this “because I can” or does XMPP fill a niche in modern text chat?

Not only text chat, but also audio/video calls, file transfer. And not sure if it is exactly a "niche", but it is a standard for a federated IM, quite widely supported. Probably the only comparable alternative now is Matrix, but that comes with a bunch of downsides.

> This feels like a step beyond running your own email server.

Running both XMPP and mail servers, I find that an XMPP server setup is easier: there are fewer components, less spam, fewer restrictions on federation; I think you can run it fine even with a residential ISP unless there is a NAT. Not that email setup is particularly hard though.
Attention? Don't underestimate people's ability to come up with stupid stuff for attention.
Ok.. that comment wasn't racially insensitve. So your point is mute.. can we move on plz?
Hey, this is very interesting. Do you have any pointer?
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Wow! Just tonight I had a dream that my mild tinnitus had worsened at later years. My brain has adjusted to ignoring the noise the past 20 years or so, especially when doing physical or mentally challenging work. But it’s always there as a companion in the background if I choose to “tune into it”.
It's a strange world. Small personal EVs (ebikes, scooters, and so on) are all heavily regulated, often with very limited speed limits - while 3 ton cars that are infinitely more likely to kill someone other than the driver are given a free pass.

It's a world built for cars, and we're only barely clawing it back.
Creating your own can be fun tho. My version uses a procedural macro (was a good excuse to finally implement one) to automatically fetch the data set and cache it, and provide a few common helpers.
It could be to get attention.
It took me a long while to figure out that I can make my tinnitus better by pushing by jaw backwards (using my hands).

As I understood it, the ear and the jaw muscle are delicately close. "Pressure" on the ear can somehow cause the nerves to send such signals.

I got prescribed some special training to relax the muscles in the neck and jaw area; still need to start it.

I read that being able to modulate the tinnitus to also be quieter somehow is a good indicator of being able to improve it with therapy.
This, they refuse to implement it claiming privacy reasons.

The sad thing is, if FirefoxOS would still be a thing they wouldn't bat an eye.
Late at the end of the week is probably the best place to admit I/m worried about my business failing and family health, mostly cancer that didn't respond to a treatment, but there's more. Taking care of aging parents isn't easy, and especially when I started a business with one. Healthcare, support, and trying to do two jobs has worn me out, I just want to sleep but I need to figure out how to get through the next month or two. I prefer giving to people when I can but some assistance, even just to let me buy a book for each family member would help. Although I've been avoiding the question of how to get a thoughtful gift for someone with a 50/50 chance of getting to use or appreciate it.

No matter what, I like seeing things like this in various online communities, it brings the human out in us.