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Afaik they do but only for low system ressource usage.
Anecdotally I had my test free instance culled years ago. But later I deployed a minecraft server (higher baseline ram+cpu use than a web server or small app) and they never culled it (3+ years uptime until a friend reminded me of the server and I updated/restarted it)
Wow I've run into this too! I made my own keyboard with custom firmware so I assumed it was from that, but it's been completely reliable outside of the password prompt.
They will be once they land.
> TSMC factories on Taiwan are small fry in the scheme of things and won't really move the needle much

We’re in an era of personal politics. Taipei should be angling for prioritising indigenous, cutting-edge chip production to Musk’s xAI.
I run https://Mailcast.io which offers email forwarding and SMTP on your domain for a low fee for a single domain and a reasonable fee for more than that.
It’s not a simple plug in and stream product, but ever since replacing Sonos with Control4 we’ve been incredibly happy. Josh on top of it for voice and it “just works”.

As I said, not a direct comparison, but starting to think consumer level stuff like Sonos and HonePods just doesn’t have the right incentive structure anymore to deliver the level of quality we all seem to be asking for.
We’d had a decade of zero growth and 30 years of industrial decline in the North. The country was not doing well, that’s the primary reason it was inevitable putting a big button marked “do not press, posh boy David Cameron says he doesn’t want you to but has no other solutions. Ignore the people saying it will fix the country” would result in the button being pressed.

The economy was doing well for some parts of the country, but you can only ignore the rest for so long.
> Taiwan did attempt to build nukes and the US destroyed the project

We “destroyed” it inasmuch as we said we won’t be friends if you do this. We didn’t threaten to invade.

America has resisted geopolitical balancing to date because we resisted the temptation of realpolitik. America’s allies are, on average, richer and more peaceful than her enemies. That’s now beginning to change. For the first time in modern history, we may see a system of alliances emerge that credibly counter American economic and military might.
There’s a saying attributed (though may not actually be) to Winston Churchill

Americans will always do the right after they do everything else first

It seems accurate to our national history, in broad strokes at least
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Mostly on agricultural goods:

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-vows-countermeasur...

China’s apparently the biggest importer of US agricultural products.
Exactly. They are a scourge. My best friend’s son had facial reconstructive surgery due to a scooter crash and a coworker’s son broke his arm, quite a bad break.
By far the best use case here is generating "Weird Al" style parody covers of pop songs by just changing the lyrics. Songs that everyone knows but with custom lyrics are way more interesting than songs nobody has heard before generated at random.
I tried to find pictures of boxes with rounded corners and they're all rounded on the vertical corners, like a box of mints. Or the polar opposite of a bread box with a lid with a >4" radius of curvature on the lid.

But look at the lid on a metal tin. The lip around the edge is often not a perfectly sharp bend. There's a small radius to it. So imagine the 'lid' was a single piece and the other sides were flat pieces that bolt together. If you size the pieces right they should fit into the 'lid'.
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I think you grossly misunderstand and misrepresented what I said.

Bad form.
It won't be detriment to consumers who ultimately decide the value. If I could AI gen a better tasting cocacola for cheaper that would be beneficial to consumers and coke wouldn't deserve a cut. Get gud, as they say.
> there’s no way you can restrict mysubdomain.foo.com/phonehome vs mysubdomain.foo.com/normal

Of course you can!

With capabilities you can tell a program: "if you want to communicate with the external world here's the only function you can use :

`void postToMySubDomainSlashWhatever(char* payload, size_t size)`
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Term sheets from vcs increasingly include a “don’t do an ico”
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> In fact, it's the most expensive in Europe.

I just Googled and Gemini tells me:

> According to most reports, public transport is most expensive in Switzerland across Europe, with cities like Zurich considered to have the highest individual ticket prices; the Netherlands also ranks very high in terms of expensive public transport costs.

Also, Norway is super expensive to ride the train.

So, yeah, I doubt that anyone can confidently say that UK public transport is the "most expensive in Europe".

The greater farce to me is "privatising" Thames Water. That will go down in history as one of the dumbest moves in UK economic history. It will soon be re-nationalised. So all the gains were privatised, but the losses were socialised. What a tragedy of weak governance.
This article reads like a FUD hit piece on playground structures written by someone who never had a childhood outside of the house or grew up with an overprotective entourage. I was in glee to see a lot of old constructions that were used by normal human children back then to 'have fun as kids do', but accompanied by a brutal paragraph of worst-case-scenarios of horrors that rarely panned out in everyday life.
On the other hand, if you could reliably trigger a supernova once every exactly once per year for 10 years, that's a strange and unique signal.
Is 3 even true?
Well if that's the case I'm sure the Executive will make it a priority to issue clarifying guidance for agencies so they can accurately reflect its intent.

Any day now surely.
Funnily enough, a search tool to solve this problem was our product going into YC. Now it’s a part of what we do with wild-card.ai and agents.json.
I’d love to extend the tool search functionality for all the tools in your belt

It took us a decently long time to get the search quality good. Just a heads up in case you want to implement this yourself
The parent remains in control of a child's electronics. While there's some privacy that a child ought to have, the parents still have the responsibility to monitor their child's online interactions (including with strangers in an encrypted messaging app). The parent doesn't need to be able to secretly decrypt it - they can just ask, and to impose the rule that the child tell the parent who these other people are. And occasionally audit it.

This relationship is not the same as a gov't with the citizenry.
Sweden built a bomb in secret. Invasion planning would not go unnoticed either.
They had this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platform_for_Internet_Content_...

But it was bashed as a "censoring system", and now we have nothing.
"if we keep up the current growth in energy use we reach 100C surface temperature in less than 500 years"

Citation needed.

"Our economies and societies are built on the premise of endless growth"

Like any life. It grows until it runs out of ressources. Then it stagnates. New technology moves the limits.

"So I don't know about you, but I wouldn't bet the well being of our children on humanity discovering and commercializing faster than light travel within our lifetime. Because that's what you are suggesting"

And no I am not, because I really doubt your numbers and assumptions.
Looks interesting, but inviting users to try your service, letting them put in effort (in this case typing a prompt) and THEN forcing them to login is considered a black pattern in my book.

I understand some form of rate limiting is necessary, but this bait and switch setup always feels like a kick to the face.
If you don't participate in the democratic process you don't have a right to complain when it affects you.
Funnily enough that's the one feature that works pretty well for me and is keeping me on Apple Music as opposed to Spotify.

Considering the state of every recently made/"remade" first party Apple app I cannot imagine how horrible the Music app would be after they got done with it.
> TSMC is the only card Taiwan has

In the way Ukraine’s only card is its mineral wealth, sure.

Taiwan is the Belgium of the American security system. If our guarantees are useless there, they’re useless everywhere and new global security guarantors are needed. If Taiwan falls, moreover, China has unconstrained access to the Pacific. That brings the next conflict closer to American shores. It also threatens American naval power globally given our reliance on Korean and Japanese shipyards.
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It seems very much it came from an AI prompt. Funny, people will still read the article thinking that was entirely written by a person.
... has been around and worked perfectly for over three decades?
> The density of single family houses doesn't support a corner store. It did before the automobile/streetcar, but now that those are common people will prefer to travel to to the much cheaper big-box store (which also has more selection) for most purchases and that doesn't leave enough "I just ran out of one thing" to support a corner store.

Yet somehow, I've seen the exact same kind of suburban structure in a lot of Middle Eastern, car heavy cultures. Lots of single family villas packed together, often around a common area with a park, a medical center, an elementary school and a small shopping area adjacent to the park for small retailers and food outlets. The outlets and retailers often have a loyal customer base of people living nearby, the people enjoy the convenience of not having to take their car through a busy road just to buy groceries, and the food outlets enjoy the guaranteed patronage of visitors to the park. And these are households with multiple cars, not just 1 or 2.

For bigger purchases sure there are bigbox stores, but very few go there and buy - it's all done online with a few clicks and delivered to your home for free.
More than SMTP hosting, but I use a VPS for multiple online services, including SMTP. SMTP in particular is handled by postfix, OpenDKIM, policyd-spf. Its incoming mail part is additionally supported by uacme with knot, nftables, fail2ban, but sounds like you are not in need of that. 1 GB of main memory, 10 GB of disk space, and a bit of CPU is a comfortable (overkill, even) system to run a variety of services with a few users and without particularly bloated software, and I think it normally costs less than $5/month (or even under $1/month with occasional promotional plans), with plenty of hosting providers to choose from.

Edit: my current setup is documented [0], and the older (slightly different) one is linked from it.

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> make me think the author isn't aware that Lawrence had already spent a lot of time in the Middle East

it is actually mentioned in the article. you misread here, with the point being that knowing how to do something is not the same as accepting it for a normal activity.
Sure. The other crazy idiot has power.
I think establishing a blockade is generally considered an act of war. Possibly a war crime if the intent is to starve civilians? (Not sure, this is way outside my wheelhouse). I’d expect it to be about as escalatory as using US ships to attack the mainland, more or less.
To me, one of the best features of ChromeOS is that it runs both Android and Linux. I have a number of telescopes that are controlled via Android apps, and being able to run astronomy processes apps like siril on the same platform is wonderful.
100% agree. And I don't know why it is not a thing already. It's NOT a hard problem to solve. Submit the user given data to a government platform and this platform can then validate with NFC + government ID that it is indeed the correct person.

It'd be such a boon for any age verification legislature in the future.
> How many of the top crypto projects are now VC backed?

Deflationary, unregulated currency embraced by plutocrats and finance at the expense of the 99%; news at 11.

Idk if there is a social term for the conservation of rug-pulling across a society across time. But it’s almost like we need to get screwed over every generation or so to remember how power and economies work.
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Tech companies' proposed new safety codes won't protect all kids online
You might be surprised how much American "double digit growth" is just the upper class erasing the middle class.
If you had a server around, considering just setting up https://mailcow.email/ it's super easy and straigforward. Everything is in docker compose. `docker compose up` and you go.

If you want a hosted SMTP for your own single domain, and volume is low, consider just using AWS SES. I run betterdev.link with it, send about 20k email per months and pay around $2

If finally you want some nice and easy UI to use for email forwarding and SMTP, consider my email forwarding app https://mailwip.com It was built for this use case.
> I think you have rose colored glasses on. System 7-8 at least were crash proned disasters

I think that is what was said:

> (Though I’m partial to the classic Mac OS from a UI point of view, Mac OS X had a better UX due to its stability.)
If you are being sincere, you can read a summary here and wade into the muck yourself. I can’t take much of it.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/21/curtis-yarvi...
Regarding your #2, yes you're right; the cost of playing world police was at the top of my mind when I wrote that.

The other equally important thing in my mind which seems to get a bit less popular attention is trade balances. There are certain countries the US is engaged with where A) the US puts very low tariffs on them and they do not reciprocate; meanwhile B) the US provides some form of economic assistance to them whether it may be through military support, contribution to NGOs etc.

Those specific relationships I think the US can and will eviscerate or at least play serious hardball when it renegotiates, because what is it gaining today? Do you want a CIA listening post in northern Thailand or do you want to home-shore production of some of the things you've been buying from them, creating some working class jobs along the way? The US is not a one party state so its direction on these questions may be unclear for a while, but I think I know how Trump, Gabbard, Rubio etc. will answer that question as the working class very much put them in office (and there are plenty of Democrats who would be sympathetic to this approach too -- they just seem to get sidelined by their party leadership a lot).
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Amen.

> "But emotional stability is also a core job requirement. How can we help you find a more sustainable balance?" Really, the loved ones are eating into The Company’s Time… have you considered just not being exposed to difficult and important truths about life? Strong performance only on average doesn’t align with our new positive culture…
I remember those metal bars placed over asphalt or cement. But, I also remember as a 4-yr old, performing the risk analysis in my head. I think I did less stupid things later in life due to the adventures I faced on the playground.
36% of eligible voters didn’t vote, so roughly half of 64% or 32% voted for this shitshow.
Why read or write blogs as a developer in the era of Generative AI?
Putin already took the land, it’s not an issue of handing over anything.
When JR was nationalised, the Japanese central gov't very carefully controlled where private lines could be built. This partly explains why no private lines ran inside of Yamanote line in Tokyo.

Also, the OP specifically mentioned Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. These three cities are special because they have exceptionally high ratio of private train lines. (Yokohama should also be included.) Each of these train lines needed to apply with the Japanese central gov't to have their routes approved. If the competition to the JR national line was deemed too high, the proposal was denied.

Another thing that is frequently overlooked by outsiders who try to explain "rail success" in Japan: For more than 50 years, there was/is a tax deduction where employers buy a monthly rail/bus pass for employees. This was/is not restricted to JR national lines only -- private lines also qualify. As a result, this programme generates huge demand for rail service in Japan. I assume that Switzerland must have something very similar, as the outcome is incredibly similar (rail crazy by any measurement).
Did you ignore the "one-time messages" part of my post?

Or that you can delete messages?

Apps these days are ultra privacy focused. It's not actually possible to monitor kids. It's just not.
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The BMW links says zero to 30 mph in 2.6

Not bad but it's not zero to 60 mph in 2.6
Given the general lack of infallible human institutions the US legal system is hardly unique in it's failings, and while it's certainly open to critique I have to question what about this instance offends you? Alex Jones minted fuck you money basically torturing some of the most traumatized people in the country and then more or less dared the court. Given the gross nature of his violations of acceptable ethical behavior I'm having difficulty mustering any outrage on his behalf for all of the same reasons I have no concern for Jeffery Dahmer's prison conditions. So what's the issue here?
It has a meaning and isnt just a synonym for ++BAD. Terrorism is crime of intent. It describes the purpose of the violence, specifically to instill fear and terror.

Nazis ushering jews into gas chambers wasn't terrorism. They didnt care what the jews thought. Does the fact that it wasnt terrorism mean it wasn't bad? Of course not.

Similarly, if you kill millions to make a buck, that isnt terrorism either, just because it is bad.

Of course the matter who gets officially designated a terrorist is political. Just because someone says something doesn't mean it is true. This is a basic fact of life. Just because you disagree with usage doesn't mean that the entire concept and definition is meaningless.
'described as aggressive and violent'. It is the right word, as it was what the spectators experienced. How the malfunction was perceived is kind of what the article is discussing. Things malfunction all the time. Malfunctioning in a way that scares people, potentially causing stampedes and death and trauma in extreme cases, is best avoided, even if the malfunction itself was harmless.
The free market isn't going to solve it, because frankly it isn't a real problem and therefore cannot be solved. It is a neuroticism on a societal level to live in fear of minors accessing 'forbidden content' that we have experimentally proven isn't really all that bad for them anyway. But it is socially unacceptable to state that the emperor is buck naked.
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> TSMC is the only card Taiwan has,

No it isn't.

> But, I think I see where you’re going: the US preemptively destroying Taiwan’s fab capacity…

I'm not going anywhere. China would bomb TSMCs factories itself and spend hundreds of times more on an invasion and subsequent sanctions and costs than it spends on funding its own semiconductor development, if it meant it could control Taiwan. Taiwan's cards are that it is a linchpin for air and naval control of the South and East China seas, and that it is protected from invasion by a hundred miles of water and challenging geography. That's why China wants it. That's the card.

Blow up all TSMC's factories on Taiwan tomorrow and relocate its scientists and engineers and you think China would suddenly drop its ambitions to "reunify" and take control of the island? Since its alleged only card was gone?
They gave Obama the peace prize before he had done anything. He even mentioned how weird it was in his speech.

I think we can say that the image of that prize is already in the mud, but of course giving it to Trump at this point would finish it off.
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Just a note to say that I have the exact same issue as the author in Freeform on my 13 inch iPad Air. It heats up to the point that the screen dims, and then dims again and the iPad is uncomfortable to hold. It doesn’t take long for this to happen either.

In contrast, the iPad does not overheat when painting for extended periods in procreate.
Yeah, especially if the touchpad worked flawlessly too. A distant dream
I thought APFS had all kinds of problems in the beginning.
Not the first time these clowns have been featured on HN.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41878559
The reason is: It doesn't affect their pocket books.

Meanwhile property prices and 401ks are up, old people (the largest cohort of voters) really just don't care.

I wish people had more empathy for others, but they don't. They mostly only care about taxes and their personal wealth.

This level of personal greed-individualism is partly what makes America great in the good times, but awful when things get bad.
I assumed deterrence was in place and the chance of a taiwan invasion was quite low. After this week the chance of a taiwan invasion seems quite likely.
Nice job!

I've been working on a similar project @ https://vectorart.ai

There are lots of interesting problems to solve and I feel SVGs have been somewhat underrepresented in the AI boom. But that's beginning to change...
Windows 11 is insane to me now. Latest update pressing the button to bring up the power options (power off sleep etc) takes like 1-1.5 seconds from button press for the menu options to come up.
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I see what you mean. Sometimes I intentionally divulge certain information in the hopes that I will influence the dominant LLM's outputs and thereby surreptitiously influence humanity. It's obviously a stretch but if you think about chaos theory there's a chance it might work out.