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They answered your question "are there any issues that you think should be decided by men only?"

In this sentence, you are looking at different parts of the equation depending on case 1 and 2:

> Apparently men ought not to get a say in "women's issues", but it is also right that men be forced to put their lives on the line.

No, in the first case it could be argued that men shouldn't have a say, and in the second it could be argued that women shouldn't have a say. In the first case women are (potentially/allegedly) negative affected, in the second (young) men.

> Can you think of a female equivalent where females are ordered by the government to put themselves in harm's way?

Anti-Abortion laws in the US would be such an example.
The Trump admin wants to devalue the dollar substantially, enact protectionism and maintain its reserve status. I can see them succeed with the latter two, but with these actions, the world has no choice but to move away from the USD as the reserve currency. It will take many years, but whatever replaces it certainly won't be to the US's advantage.
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Does this use nvenc? No mention of it in the docs.

Also no pricing?
Is it possible to resolve the PoW "manually" (i.e. Without browser JS execution) for personal use?

Like picking up the problem from the http headers and returning it as an follow up query.

Or is running a browser part of the PoW essentially?
Trademarks are not like the rest of what you listed - they’re effectively a consumer protection law to reduce confusion about the origins or endorsers of a commercial product or service, though its protection is not restricted to consumers. A lot of advocates of software freedom and the non-software equivalents are more okay with trademarks than with the rest of what is often called IP.

Nobody is prevented by trademark law from offering any product or service, including commercially; the trademark holder’s consent or an applicable exception is only needed in order to use the trademarked name/logo in their own offering’s name/logo.
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> So US is easy to sell in for everyone, EU is "hard" to sell in for everyone, but maybe less so for EU car makers. So there is something to this argument, it's not entirely without merit.

It's completely without merit. Do you really think US regulation isn't written for the benefit of US companies? It is!
But then we can promote immigration from poorer neighbouring countries to pick up the work. Oh wait...
Where is this list posted by the US Government? These countries aren't in Annex I of the Executive Order.
lets see where this whole thing heads to. May be in the end we will see the birth of a true democracy, which is social and where the strong ones will take care of weak ones. At least it should be .. in a dream :)
...and every country USA has a positive trade with, will get slapped with the 10% tariff. Every country on the table Trump posted, that have received the 10% tariff, the US have a positive trade with.

No winners in this one.
What I don't understand with your argument is, how do you account for the loss of trust of your trading partners? Even if the WH responds and tweaks the tariffs there is no hiding the fact that they have damaged trust in the US as a trading partner. I mean just look at what is happening in most western countries already, there a serious reorienting away from partnership with the US. Also consider that the US is primarily a service export economy and that it's generally much easier to divest from services than manufactured goods, I suspect the moves will have caused serious and long lasting damage to US companies.
> thinking you can get away with anything because you are special

Might have been the case some many years ago. Not anymore with many nations not all that far behind.
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> Honestly, I'm surprised anyone on HN would defend that sort of behavior.

Saying "that's legal; if they didn't want it to happen they'd have trademarked" is the correct response. We can socially shame a behaviour on a random comment section on the internet, or we can actually provide the solution to all future people: trademark it if you want it.
VAT is effectively a tariff though, because it disincentivizes import/trade with the US (and other foreign countries). Since the US has no VAT, it's leading to unfair competition.
we may not be wired by default to include unknown unknowns in our decision making, even when we manage to include known unknowns :p
> provable violations of the law

If you ever tried reading GDPR or DMA... you will realize pretty quickly that there is little meaning in them.

I am totally unsure someone can prove a DMA violation. It's simpler with GDPR because a lot of concepts from it have been already somehow interpreted and agreed upon. But we do not have case law in EU, so I guess even known GDPR violations are often dubious.
"KIKA" just shows an infinitely-looping 10-second clip of a sign swinging that translates to "Unfortunately, you can only watch the current video if you are in Germany."
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I find it interesting that you are downvoted and yet nobody have a reason why you're wrong. Even the answer you get seems to agree with you.

I feel like that's not true (really, zero positives? never? that would mean a whole lot of people is patently stupid), but I'd like to base my opinions on facts, not feelings.
> To some extent the FAANGs export tech.

Speaking of FAANG - EU has been considering proper taxes on the digital economy for some time already[0]. I guess this will speed up the works on this.

[0]https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/policies/digital-taxation...
Trump must be a Russian asset. There can be no other explanation. To weaken NATO, remove U.S. dominance by withdrawing forces from bases worldwide, abandon maritime security, weaken the dollar, and implement hostile economic policies that maintain the dollar as the world’s currency, it seems that the final step of “America First” is to make the dollar the sole currency used only in the United States.
> So if you were a farmer you might find you were exempt on fertilizer and tractors but not on a pickup truck.

There are items that generate a non-deductible input tax in VAT countries (often entertainment items or cars).
But usually, those will be the exception and deductible would be the default.
"because there will be domestic overproduction."

Is that from a decrease in demand, or an increase in supply from other countries? I'm curious what the price elasticity of demand looks like for Chinese imports.
Yes, both Europe and the US fine companies.

But specifically when it comes to tech (which is overwhelmingly US companies), there is a massive imbalance. Tariffs are one mechanism by which that imbalance can be tilted.

"EU privacy regs are just laws you can choose to follow if you don't want to get fined!" Yes, and tariffs are laws you can choose to follow (by producing US market products in the US) if you don't want to get fined.

Again, US companies will also need to pay tariffs on imported goods, so it's not just targeted at EU companies. It's a tariff on geographic production.

I don't agree with much of this administrations policies, but to claim the EU hasn't created an imbalance in the way it extracts "fines" from US tech companies (and the incentives around that) doesn't reflect reality.

AGAIN, I don't agree that either the EU fines or US tariffs are a good idea. But the logic of using a tariff to correct this imbalance is sound.
And since everyone was "turtling" the games would almost never end anyways.
Have to say I disagree there. It was American exceptionalism first which then led to the dollar being popular.
Not so, as these "chips" don't ship raw. Most of it gets packaged elsewhere etc.
Climate crisis on track to destroy capitalism, warns top insurer
In the culture of the contemporary American right, cruelty is a sign of strength and mercy (or even just empathy) is seen as weakness.
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Lots of agricultural exports .

"U.S. agricultural exports have grown steadily over the past 25 years—reaching $174 billion in 2023, up from $57.3 billion in 1998."

https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/international-markets-us-tra...
Said Black woman needs an ID to get jobs and collect benefits like SNAP, WIC, etc.
Albion's rotten seed was never unified as one. Seeing the civil war as some unique historical genesis of the split-- instead of a national shotgun-wedding of sorts is completely backwards.
Or, you know, profits.

Capitalists only care about profits.

I live in a country where we have many protectionist tariffs and the locally produced goods are expensive and lower quality compared to imported goods which guarantees profits at the expense of consumers.

I don't understand why people still believe in this day and age that wages will ever increase despite data showing the opposite for literal decades.
US has sales taxes.

If anything, VAT incentivizes sustainable economy by making production more expensive than reuse.
> Many other countries, including EU members and China, already apply tariffs and non-tariff barriers far in excess of what the US is applying now.

Source?
> Europe already has the mindset US military support is no longer a given. Europe is already re-arming.

As you said it will take at least half a decade (which sounds quite optimistic to me actually to go from barely any forces at all to independence) and then there are many more unsolved questions like where does Europe get all its energy from - Russia again? It will have to be a mix of U.S LNG and the rest I suppose from Arab/African countries.
Or you could be right , and everyone will dump the USD - I think not though. Europe isn't in good shape as it is, I'm expecting more carefulness going forward.

BTW - I'm not advocating for anything here, I have no personal skin in the game and I think Trump is a horrible bully. I'm just not certain he's a complete idiot yet.
I guess tech debt could even be increased in some cases. Some people shouldn't have too much time available :-)
I've LANed them "online" many moons ago by using software that made a virtual lan that we all installed and managed to find each other ingame. "Hamachi" I think?
On average people are incapable of holding a moral position through to the end.

- Bad parenting is bad, we should have a permit for it --> are you ready to get denied the right to try having kids?

- Thou shalt not kill --> except those really bad people I don't like!

- Stealing is bad --> except when you're "starving"

Our perception of good and evil are multifaceted, with most of it happening in our background cognition.

There is a strange "mirror" stopping people from exchanging once a rift has opened. Someone else posited that it might be a fight or flight reaction.

I posit that our cognition is based on negation, and thus the shape of our tool impact our results.
For me the issue was contact names tbh. Is that solved? It used to be that the contact name was set by the contact and not by me/my address book.
It is AI-generated slop. They did no work on this at all.
My coworkers understand and envy my Lenovo e570, they just wish Apple or Dell sold one like I have new at a reasonable price.

I can not fault them. I wish GM still sold the S10 pickup.
>so I became an employee, but that turned out to be a massive step back in terms of income. Despite the fact that I worked closely with lots of stakeholders and solved complex problems for them, their internal rules didn't allow them to pay me as more than a code monkey.

Surely there was a negotiation step before signing contracts? What happened there? What was the blocker that did not "allow" them to change their own internal rules that they themselves control? Surely there is a way to do that.

>I left, they ruined the application (it's apparently slow as molasses now), and now I'm about to go back

Then state what you want before going back, if it's important for them they will find a way. Don't accept these kinds of zero effort "oh our policy doesn't allow us to pay you more" explanations.
This is quite a gem of a blog article from Gates. Didn't expect this!
I'd be trying to make better use of this tendency and talent, not trying to curtail it.
Although it now seems as if that was massively inaccurate, things were very near to turning out completely differently in the first days of the war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlttS0N7uVA
I have been playing with idea of one big SQLite for domains.
I can search it relatively fast, find things related to "amiga", "emulator" etc.

https://github.com/rumca-js/Internet-Places-Database

I must admit, that this is a difficult task. There are many domains for "hotels", "casinos", so I have to protect myself, just as google agains spam.
That's just economist flowery language for - If you're willing to work for less, more people would hire you.
You’ve hit the nail on the head. The platforms of political parties are amalgamations of specific interests and agendas, and not necessarily a cohesive world view born of an aligned set of principles. Most (all) political parties have positions that conflict logically, spiritually, or practically. Yes, that includes your preferred party on the right or left.

So anyone who’s views align perfectly with a party are probably just parroting what they’ve heard because no sensible individual would arrive at that set of values naturally on their own; it would - and does - take some serious mental gymnastics to hold these contradictory values in your head.
I agree. Also a lot of Trump's eccentricities would seem to come from Peale and Positive Thinking https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/10/how-self-help-author-norman-...

That basically pushed the belief that if you believe something enough the universe will make it so, such as 'I won in 2020'.
In the past 249 years? The genocide of Native Americans was on the same scale as any of the atrocities you listed. Slavery too.

In recent years? I'd say the War on Terror was one of the deadliest things in 21st century so far.
Are there studies on whether it sheds dust and under what conditions?

Also, where are people even still getting cobalt chloride gel? Do they still make it? I sure wouldn't buy any.

I wouldn't even buy the orange to green stuff by choice these days for anything DIY, it's still too toxic when mechanical hygrometers are cheap.
Switzerland. Power is extremelly distributed between municipalities, cantons and, in the Federal Government, there are 7 equal ministers. The system is not only robust by definition, but encourage dialogue and citizens participation in politics at every level through popular vote, educating people during centuries.
What this analysis is missing is Project 2025. The Heritage Foundation and a hundred other conservative thinktanks, as well as half of Congress are all in on a singular plan to transform America into a backwater shit hole. Trump might earnestly believe these things, but he is not the source of most of his ideas. They are spoonfed to him.
Your career page states >> We maintain core hours (10am – 3pm Pacific) where everyone is online, regardless of timezone.

So NYC staff are expected to work everyday until 6pm?
Considering Russia has been disobeying orders and Australia and Japan have done almost nothing to the USA, then why not give it to them a bit harder?
Why do you say FlexAttention is too buggy? I have heard about a lot of successful usages of it, and never heard about any such problems.

Also note, depending on your model dimensions and sequence lengths, often the attention computation plays only a minor role (maybe 10% overall or so), and the MLP computation dominates.
typo

su root -c 'tar xfzCp src.tar.gz'

should be

su root -c 'tar xfzCp src.tar.gz /usr/src'
If Framework had used a ComExpress type 6 module in their laptops they would have had an upgradable processor.

I wish someone would build a new laptop abound a ComExpress module and
all the freely-open parts from a Framework laptop.
No. But it's what verbatim mode does.
Similarly, may need a cell phone to open a bank account to get a cell phone

If the bank wasn't at the birth, do they really know the customer? Pffft.
Is this so your smart speaker can better report whats in your house back to apple?
>The golden prize for America's enemies is to remove the US dollar as a global reserve currency.

Its also the golden prize for America's victims, it has to be said.

We can't keep propping up the USA as a moral position to aspire to, when that state continually gets away with mass murder and human rights violations beyond the scale of any other peer.

The USA is the worlds #1 funder of terrorism, and violator of international law on the subject of war.

So its not just about 'enemies'. Its really about victims.
From which Apple store? If it's your local store of course they have VAT built in.

Interesting about amazon japan, never tried it. Have you tried amazon us?

Edit: interesting, amazon.co.jp seems to be its own thing. My login works on amazon US and all european country sites, but it doesn't work on the JP site.
It's not "dumping the dollar" that would be a concern. It's bumping US federal treasury bills (the US debt) which are mostly held by China, the UK, Luxembourg, and Canada. If the latter three just dump their T-bills in retaliation (and do nothing else) the dollar will bottom out. Also, the likely buyer is China. End result: China owns the US and the RMB becomes the new reserve currency.
uh... are you being ironic?

Do you know what's going on to average citizens in North Korea?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Aquariums_of_Pyongyang

Do you know that showing ANY anti-war symbol in Russia against the invasion of Ukraine will get you arrested?

Do you know how many Tibetans put their lives on the line to organize resistance in Tibet, now, against the genocidal CCP?

Do you know anything about the civil war in Sudan?

So

if the worst human rights abusers in your mind are America, the UK, France and Germany, is that because those are the only countries you can name? Or because you don't understand what the rest of the world is?
I think to nurture developing industries, it can be fine, but at some point you have to expose them to competition if you want to exceed what the domestic market can do.
Yep, and if you respect the tariff, you don't get fined. How hard is it?

"THE LAW IS THE LAW" is not an logical argument. Tariffs are also imposed via legislation (laws).

Just as EU companies have to abide by EU privacy regs, US firms also have to abide by US tariff regs.
Do you think if children were going to be harmed in The USA then maybe the federal government should introduce a ban of that kind of shit federally?

I've heard it all now...
VAT applies equally to domestic and foreign companies. It's a tax.

Tariffs and barriers to trade are measures meant to incentivize production in the country imposing them. That's what free trade is meant to get rid of, that's why Trump is so keen on tariffs and likes them

If a company moved a production line to within the EU from outside because of VAT they'd still have to pay the same exact amount of VAT as they did before. It's just not an incentive in that sense
Funny you mention that, I just wrote a bunch of arithmetic functions in js because floats cant be trusted. It was a tad more work than I expected but thats fine. Even I thought it was a tad silly but when I had to check if the results were correct and compared them in some big number calculators from the top of google it turned out not to match.

What do you think? 2/3 with 10 digits behind the dot in accuracy. Should that be 0.6666666666 or 0.6666666667 ? If I later add 1/3 to it my result is 1 which seems more correct?
Actually there are people who are ok to do physical jobs but they are getting deported now.
I understand the "and 10% on everyone else" part of the tariffs.

Do you think the media is too dumb to understand that, or are they just playing games when they point out a 10% tariff in someone who does not export to the US?
We don’t deport some people to their home countries for the same reasons, and the same convention on torture that forbids it.

The UK, incidentally, does the same for us if sending someone here would result in the death penalty.
Oliver Cromwell doesn't count?
Didn't seem to be an issue for the penguin islands.
More people are in debt than have savings, the government itself included. Populism (of both left and right varieties) is surely associated with inflation.
Microsoft pulls back on datacenter ambitions
Most (if not all) Fords bought in Europe are actually made in Germany (AFAIR).
"Assuming that offsetting exchange rate and general equilibrium effects are small enough to be ignored"

Yes, let's assume the world is constant and changes are made in isolation.
https://archive.is/isCpE
I think one of the distinguishing characteristics of tribalism is the inability to have low-stakes conversations about politics. To somebody who is deep in tribalism, every private ephemeral one-to-one conversation they have is a vital battle which very well may decide the fate of the world, so their vigilance and inflamed passion entirely justified and rational. Being a part of the tribe ruins their humility, the tribe is important, they are wed to the tribe, any political discussion they have is on behave of the tribe, and therefore very important. Alliance with the tribe confers importance to themselves and they thereby lose their humility. They lose the ability to recognize that the conversation isn't actually important, that they can relax and treat the other person like a human rather than a faceless representative of the enemy who they have a vital responsibility to defeat.
Dumb question but is this the type where you use your thumb or your fingerd to control? I see conflicting comments below. I have a few trackballs but prefer by far the centralised kind rather than the thumb kind.
Doesn't use nvenc yet.

Didn't get to add the plans page to the LP, probably we should.

There is a free tier for up to 4GB processing monthly and 2GB storage, and a discounted paid plan (49$ monthly) for 400GB processing monthly and 200GB storage