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> but I know many more who ended up dating friends or better yet friends of friends

I know almost none such people. Do you see how anecdotes work? Almost everyone I know met their SOs either in college, via online dating or at work, and rarely at a sports group or through a common friend gathering.

>If you have a friend group with a healthy mix of gender+sexual orientations

So a friend group that isn't gender mixed is unhealthy? I think friend groups form (as adults) organically via matching interest and personalities, they're not guaranteed to be mixed gender, especially if you're a male into male dominated jobs and hobbies. What now? Do I kick out Bob from my friends group and tell him due to DEI requirements, his position needs to be filled by a female in order to achieve a "healthy mix"?

>those people know other people, then you have a good shot at finding somebody you gel with.

Just because people know people doesn't automatically mean more dates for you. A lot of those people might already be in relationships or just incompatible with you romantically or even socially. Not every new person you get to meet will want to be your date or even your friend.

You're underestimating how many things need to fall into place in order to meet your SO "from other people". It's a lot more luck than things you can control.

> A friend invites you to their friends party and you spend some time talking to people.

I think your PoV and advice in entirely skewed towards college/early 20's dating when everyone's single and throwing parties.
I'm holding out for Android One
You might not preheat it enough? It takes a few minutes, check for the leidenfrost effect for a visual indicator that it's hot enough
It was actually air squats that solved it for me, though I did start doing compound lifts with a barbell shortly afterwards.

Two hypotheses:

1. I was just incredibly weak due to being sedentary and even a tiny amount of strength training released enough “get stronger” juice to my system that other muscles also got stronger.

2. Pain is a complex phenomena that relies on our bodies being properly calibrated and lack of any kind of strenuous activity mis-calibrated my pain system.

I’m more inclined toward hypothesis 2. Further life experience has led me to believe that our physical and psychological systems are very much dependent on existing in a specific, narrow milieu to function properly.
People get scammed every day - especially older folks and non-native speakers. There is a huge scam up here in Canada targeting immigrants informing them that their passports are being held by <local embassy> - the scam call isn't in English to minimize how quickly it gets reported and seems to rake in a fair number of folks.

It's really difficult to solve these problems through education alone.
I call bullshit. 25TB for 20 euro/mo? Where?!
The use case for Alphabet is to control more of the interactive bandwidth so they can steer the influence on behalf of the highest bidder / inject increasingly subtle conversational advertising.

You can bet your ass that in the fullness of time the generated content is going to put Alphabet's interests first.
It would be weird to find such success at such a young age. Same thing with young athletes/musicians. It must be bizarre to be so celebrated when you have so little autonomy and your consciousness is barely online.
No, they want to pass $3 trillion in tax breaks by extending TCJA.

DOGE is 100% fake. If it was real Musk would be appointed at the real thing, OMB, which is an actual agency. He's just going to put up reports saying they should fire individual people for being too woke (or trying to prosecute him for his habit of harassing young women at SpaceX) and nobody is going to read it.

But that one isn't real either because government spending is controlled by Congress. The executive branch has little power to reduce it.
Never use fixed-size integers unless you are communicating with hardware, implementing some protocol or manipulating binary files.

If some code shared between 8/16-bit and 32/64-bit architectures requires an a least 16-bit type, go for "int". If it requires an at least 32-bit type, go for "long".

Also fixed-size integers shall not be printed with standard directives like %d or %u, but the PRId32, PRIu32, PRIx32, etc... macros shall be used from inttypes.h.
Ok, admittedly, in blitz and rapid Ding is quite close to the top.
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> how difficult it seems for a lot of native English speakers to correctly pronounce the word

It matches pretty closely to English words, or strings with well understood English pronunciations, that are different than the Dutch pronunciation. Given that most English speakers read that word before hearing it, our brains tell us how it should be pronounced, and we need to both (a) identify that it doesn't just sound different because of the speaker's accent, and (b) train our brain to say it the way we hear it, not the way we read it.

I would imagine it's easier to learn the correct pronunciation for words that an English speaker wouldn't otherwise have any idea how to pronounce.
For anyone that wants to test their mettle, the FEN of the key position in this game was:

B7/8/4b3/4kp2/5Rp1/6P1/1r6/6K1 w - - 16 55

Give yourself 10 minutes and 30 seconds increment as White and see if you can hold against Stockfish on maximum difficulty.
> But it's good to know: Hopefully SPAM filters start looking for 3xx redirects and blocking all email that comes from a domain with a 3xx redirect.

I believe some already do. As a consequence, instead of doing redirects, the recommendation is now to use a landing page on the domains. I assume next the spam filters will start checking the quality of content of the domains, if they don't already. It's a never ending game of cat and mouse.
There are a few remote desktop type apps for the Quest. The partnership is primarily a branding exercise, I would assume.
I guess this means Bluesky is now big enough to be worth targeting?

What a rapid rise it's been.
I expect to see more attacks like this as it goes through that hardening phase every site hits when it reaches a certian size / value
Full transparency: I think the only "Tyranny" that "2A types" care about is a law banning guns. They seem to love the militarization of the police, police having zero accountability ("They do a hard job", so do I but I don't get to shoot someone cause I was spooked and then go on vacation), and literally vote for Trump, who objectively has done more to remove gun rights than any democrat since clinton.

An absurd amount of the most aggressive 2A types are literally just cops, you know, the actual boot that would stand on the neck in any tyranny situation. They'll scream and cry about the ATF and then talk with their cop buddies while smoking some MJ, in a state without recreational cannabis laws.

In short, they are dishonest, whether they are smart enough to realize it or not.
With the iPhone XR being an existing namesake and "Android" being first understood to many as a type of phone, I don't think this was a good naming convention idea for a completely different category of product.
It’s going to happen. It will move up the chain until it replaces the really powerful people. Replacing them will obviously be made illegal.
See my response. It was actually air squats, not barbell squats, so couldn’t have been this. Though my hunch is that weighted squats would work better, due to the mechanism you outline.
The auctioneer should not have shifted the due date for bids after Elon Musk said this, and we would get a clear mark on that list.
PL/360 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PL360

"PL360 (or PL/360) is a system programming language designed by Niklaus Wirth and written by Wirth, Joseph W. Wells Jr., and Edwin Satterthwaite Jr. for the IBM System/360 computer at Stanford University. A description of PL360 was published in early 1968, although the implementation was probably completed before Wirth left Stanford in 1967."
I get up to ten a day or something like that. It used to be a smaller number of actual people. I’d answer it to listen to them, counsel/encourage them, and tell them about Jesus Christ. Even the scammers might in rare cases change their lives.

They’re almost all AI calls now. The AI’s force a specific progression, are rude, and will argue with you. Some are programmed to claim to be human. It’s usually the same AI’s selling the same products connecting me to the same telemarketers. Some know my voice.

I can’t stand robocalls because nothing good comes from it either way. I don’t get to encourage new people. Their sales hurt by contacting the same people for stuff they’ve already been disqualified for. If I heard new offerings, I might buy or donate. For example, one was St. Jude’s reminder which I responded to on their web site.

Others are taking action. There’s regulatory penalties for repeated calls, calls outside a certain time, etc. You need to be on the do not call list to be sure. You can send the companies a cease and desist or a lawsuit in small claims under the TCPA. There’s law firms semi-automating that, too. If in the U.S., use that if they keep harassing you.
Never even considered that. How does it work? I don't exercise with earphones or a phone because I don't like things on my head/ears while exercising. I don't like wearing jewelry, even watches. I'm aware this is fairly unique.
Is there any information on this or you simply mean they're working with out of house hardware?
It's not clear to me; are the kirigami a suborder of occlupanids, or their own distinct order?
I don't see the "Feedback" button. I'm using the Vivaldi browser (based on Chromium, I think).

Most of the place names are clickable, with the notable exception of Israel (both Judah and Samariah) around 900 BC, and for Israel (the united monarchy) around 1000 BC. The mouse cursor changes shape, but nothing happens if you already have the Wikipedia panel open; if it's not already open, you get a blank panel. Broken link?

Israel/Samaria should probably point to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Israel_(Samaria), Judah to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Judah, Israel/united to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Israel_(united_mona....
This isn't just about good writing for math; the post author was trying to verify FLT as is developed in the literature, and along the way they discovered that a lemma underpinning a whole subfield is untrue, as was used. They nevertheless have confidence that the subfield is largely salvageable, by virtue of the faith that if it were bogus, someone would have already found negative results.

But now they had to find a suitable replacement to underpin the field.
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> I've requested my pharmacies to not give me any drugs manufactured in India if possible.

Are the brand-names manufactured to a higher spec?

Even though you are right - everyone should demand safe generics, because there is no healthcare in any country without them - your words will get lost in the mire of the mind of the libertarian Hacker News 22 year old, who takes no non-stimulant medicines, telling you nobody is forcing you to do this or that, that you should just die.
> All of which effort and edifice would collapse into the dumpster if some snot-nosed little upstart like you, using crude computation, achieved overnight fame by finding a counter-example.

Not at all. In fact, if I had found a counterexample, it would cause a flurry of new research to quantify exactly how wrong the BSD conjecture is. Such a finding would actually be a boon to their career! That's why my response is curiosity, and not to sneer at them for protecting their extremely secure tenured careers.

Edit 1: And if you think you've found a counterexample to a long-standing conjecture with a computation, you'd better be damned sure that your computation is correct before opening your mouth in public. And that takes a ton of work in the case of the BSD conjecture, because you've almost certainly identified a bug in the extremely complex code underlying that computation. If I ever thought I was holding onto such a counterexample, I'd approach a human calculator like Ralph Greenberg as my first step (after internal checks: re-running the code on another computer to rule out cosmic bit flips, and perhaps running more naive, unoptimized implementations).

Edit 2: This attitude pervades my software development career, and I've brought it to my foray into superconducting circuit design: a bug report brings joy to my life, and I aim to shower the reporter with praise (which may involve chocolate). There is nothing more satisfying than being proven wrong, because it helps us collectively move toward greater truths.
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I appreciate you sharing this. However are you not concerned that Google might flag your accounts as being somehow fraudulent? And then get locked out of your digital identity?

Maybe I am too reliant on my gmail account.
All intents and purposes not requiring the brain, then. Which one is chess?

The only people who consider 18 year olds fully grown adults are 18 year olds.
> Not sure where it really comes from,

It's almost certainly from the golang struct https://github.com/kubernetes/api/blob/v0.32.0/apps/v1/types... or its more succinct generated.proto friend https://github.com/kubernetes/api/blob/v0.32.0/apps/v1/gener...

and, as you pointed out, the .dev one appears to just be alphabetical. In their defense, I would guess for humans that are looking for "paused" it's much easier to scan down to the "mnop" area and then look for "paused" than, lol, guess where the paused was introduced in the timeline of a golang struct
ooh Ron Grainer also did the delightfully creepy theme tune to Tales of the Unexpected

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js7T-VTL91k
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What is the problem with that? You know that the client credentials flow will normally just send the exact same information, principal and secret, in the form, right? How is sending a header with the information bad, specially when it was being done for ages already in this use case?
Passkeys address the phishing angle, but as always it’s a trade off.

With passkeys if someone gets remote control of your computer they have access to everything you setup a passkey for.

Typically people say “well full remote control is far less common than phishing”, and it is, for now, until everyone’s using passkeys and all of the sophisticated phishing attack effort just shifts to passkeys.

The obvious weak point here is all of the outsourced IT who aren’t specifically focused on cybersecurity. Every IT company is using multiple tools for central management that either allows remote control or remote execution, or there’s always in-house developers who realistically aren’t doing a security analysis of every third-party library they’re installing.
i think theres something interesting for chess engines to cut out a middleman.

the players have "seconds" who are doing things like finding and picking prep for the players to memorize. currently, theyre GMs/super GMs who are somewhat playing against each other, but i think you could train an AI look at lines for ones that the opponent might miss, or that would trip them up
If inspections are self funding you are not inspecting the good guys enough to ensure they don't become bad, or your fines are too low and so offenders are just calling paying the fine a cost of doing business without changing anything.
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I have a similar setup. Corne keyboard, trackball mouse, portable laptop stand. Never had an issue with TSA. I don't even bother taking the keyboard out of my bag since each half is roughly the size of a cell phone
and from related they also killed: Google Glasses, Project Tango (3d cameras). ARCore also seems pretty much barely alive.
Also, promissory estoppel, which an actual attorney explained as such:

Even though you don't have a contract, you make a promise (Matt: wp.org is free forever to anyone), someone (WP Engine) relies on that promise to their detriment, and the plaintiff's reliance on that promise was reasonable. Discussion of promissory estoppel at 44:17 (over the next 3 minutes or so) in [1].

And note that singling out WP Engine for very explicitly a payment is part of the rationale.

Shortly after Mike also discusses the same point made by /u/DannyBee [2], ie that the attorneys seem to be considering this case not in the context of the wordpress business, in which Matt being allowed to say you all have access to the code / updates / plugins at my whim is not great for wordpress the company outside of this narrow cirumstance.

[1] A discussion by attorney Mike Dunford: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdwiZEhRS3o

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42385083
I don't think most consumers are familiar with the iPhone XR. They know iPhone, and maybe iPhone X, but I don't think the naming will be an issue here.
I strongly agree with you, in the sense that many papers provide far fewer details than they should, and reading them is considered something of a hazing ritual for students and postdocs. (I understand that this is more common in specialties other than my own.)

The blog post seems to be asserting a rather extreme point of view, in that even the example I gave is (arguably!) unacceptable to present without any proof. That's what I'm providing a counterpoint to.
Looks great, needs more links for the real wikipedia wormhole feel.
It'll definitely happen, we just don't know when (unless nuclear war).
As a child of the 1970s I can’t begin to describe how evocative this is… absolute shivers down the spine on hearing this old school analogue version again, immediately summoning up both terror and excitement at what was about to come. That “opening sting” they describe in the notes (the dramatic descending sound before the main bassline kicks in) was usually only used at the end of an episode to underscore whatever dramatic cliffhanger or plot twist had just occurred. By which point my sister and I, along with millions of other British children, would be hiding behind the couch in fear… this is the days when, to quote National Lampoon, we had “only three channels and no MTV” and I “pity the fools” who tried to schedule any competing American action shows on the other major channel at the same time.

There is of course, only one Doctor that counts, and it’s Tom Baker all the way…
>You have 5 employees who do what 1 could do...

Do you have a specific example that fits this description that you could point to?
XR is common as a name for the space.

OpenXR, WebXR. Even visionOS is actually xrOS if you look at the SDK.
i said the same up-thread, just get some drone racers to intercept and film them. At the very least you'll get closer footage than cell phones on the ground.
There's a quote which I wish I knew the source, to the effect of "To accomplish great things, take smart people, and give them not quite enough time". Basically forcing them to come up with something clever to accomplish your goal in less time than expected.
This is something I've wanted to see for years - thanks so much for building this - is there a way to suggest edits? Perhaps a way to link a wikipedia account in order to create an article?

It would also be cool to have filters of pre history, Hunter Gatherer, Early Farming, Bronze age and so on!
Google's announcements around these things always scare me. So many references to Google Play and their own services, its hard to tell if this will be open like Android itself or some locked down appliance like the Vision Pro. Its no surprise Apple chose to follow the iPhone model since it's so profitable for them, I'm not sure Google has the same incentives so maybe they wont copy that part.
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The court is forcing the operator of wordpress.org into providing services, being an open source maintainer is entirely irrelevant here. This entire thing is closer to app store litigation than anything even vaguely open source.
This is a very uncharitable interpretation. "to pull" is slang for being attractive to others (see latin "adtrahere"), and i didn't mean to imply more than that.
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> >Europe was once linguistically a borderless continuum of languages which gradually transitioned from Romance languages in the south to the Germanic languages in the north.

Eh, not really true. Not only is that missing slavic languages, there are edge cases like Romania and Albania, which are surrounded by Slavic speakers. There's also Greece, and even more wild, Hungary which is from an entirely separate language family alltogether.
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But (odds are) you trust them enough to walk around your home wearing their microphone. Letting them listen in on all your conversations and show you ads based on those, if the conspiracy theories are true. (Unless if you're an iPhone user, then you trust Apple - and make no mistake, they're building the exact same product, they just pathologically avoid talking about prototypes)

It's boiling the frog. Unthinkable, until everybody is doing it and it's normal.
Fwiw HorizonOS does support hand tracking (at least in the Quest 3 which I have) and you can navigate the UI without controllers. It works quite well.

The Quest Pro also supports eye tracking, though not sure how well-integrated that is into the experience. I believe it's used to achieve foveated rendering with steam link, though.
I'm in the exact same boat right now. I'm too lazy to fix it, so this is basically the only reason I still have my FB account.
> However once there are no machines to run it, I think it can die out.

But it probably won't. There are plenty of companies that run ancient hardware in simulators just so they can keep using software written for extinct machines, after all.

I know, because I maintained a couple of such programs -- which meant that they're still alive despite that the hardware required to run them technically no longer exists.
A bit too costly to run currently, but if there are cheaper alternatives or such, I think it could be doable in the future!
There seems to be an obvious mistake which is that Catalonia is shown as part of Spain.

/joke

great job! :D
The interaction is really great and I love the premise. But it seems to be missing a huge amount of information from pre-1000BC that gives the impression nothing happened/there are no people there.
Excel. Most likely the student info is in a spreadsheet already anyway. Everything outside of tech runs on Excel.
Don't worry, it will be abandoned and recreated multiple times in the next 10 years anyway.
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Since there seem to be a lot of chess nerds in here, I have a question.

Why didn't Fischer chess ever take off? A lot of comments in here amount to "he went slightly off book and it was amazing!".

Wouldn't Fischer chess take the game to a whole new level, making it so that all the opening books are useless and the midgame requires much more improv?
Is that even possible? Since at least android 13 you need to set the default dialer app, otherwise that app can't make/receive calls.