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This has been widely discussed all over world news for the last couple of years. I see articles pop up still time to time about it.

Ok Im having trouble reconciling this comment

> SQL query auditing is great for knowing what queries were run but it doesn't tell you what data was actually returned

With what you’re saying - sounds like cipher doesnt tell you what data was actually returned either - it will only tell you if the user could have received a decrypted version of the data right?


What about switch port management? I can't remember the last time I couldn't do something with switching on it.

Not sure what you mean about bridging either.

I've never had a use for proxy ARP so wouldn't know, but I do know it's possible to enable it. If not on the GUI, at least on the CLI.


Seems overly complicated for that task (planting mines / shooting) when kamikaze drones are cheap and mass produced.

Until you measure the apartment later and find out that a) it's much smaller and b) it doesn't matter because you rent the apartment as seen, not as advertised.

Are there any statistics regarding these issues and linking them to immigrants? Asking literally out of interest.

Modular Approval is an FCC thing only. CE doesn't have it.

Even setting up camera, lights - etc. goes in the way of doing things. Then someone would have to narrate it, and so on.

Hackernews users are not immune to developing parasocial relationships with strangers on the internet.

The fawning that some users do over others is really unbecoming.


To quote the party leader Markus Allard:

"Sweden belongs to the Swedes. We have to make sure that we take care of our own damn people and we must deport these damn parasites who sit and live at our expense."

Sounds good to me. Just signed up for Mullvad. I find (from speaking to actual people in real life and not the concentration of lunatics on the net) that this I now the generally held view on the matter here in the UK as well.

But don't worry, you can still come up on stage and announce your cancellation so you can show everyine how nice you are. Soak up that adoration from the equally out of touch with reality.


More "Microsoft called, they want the 90's back".

> there has never been something so powerful it's kept me up past 3 AM every single night working beyond every fiber of my body telling me to sleep. I feel empowered as if I command an army. And there are millions of us

Yelling "slop" at a clothes-folding robot is stupid, but reading this kind of shit makes me want to embody Ted Kaczynszky and go live in the woods.


> Super slow and bad at it

Eh, this still has value for me if it can do it reliably. Leaving a robot to badly fold my t-shirts overnight and then badly put them in my closet the next day is fine. I don't need my casual wear beautifully folded. But I do need it organised, and that's apparently a chore I'll just never learn to like doing.


But actually my feeling is that the final solutions of these last two problems probably is hiding how the AI came up with them! For all we know it used a LOT of theory! As Dolly Parton says "it takes a lot of money to look this cheap" and it takes a lot of intelligence for the proofs to look this dumb. [In high school, I knew of this competition math kid joke where after you derive an inequality with various methods, you use standard results to write the original equations as just a sum-of-squares---like in a "are you stupid, it's >=0 bc it's a sum of squares" sort of way]

So the dummies just gave Apple a competitive advantage?

Even the popular claim that "natural has is extremely expensive due to the Ukraine war" is misleading. In the UK and Europe high prices are by and large the result of policy and in fact high prices is exactly the aim.

I don't know enough about this specific party, but a quick look at the Wikipedia page about them shows this quote, which to me does seem to suggest that the label is defensible:

> In a podcast segment about immigration and deportations Allard stated his opinion and said that "They will also be forced to leave, even if they are born in Sweden, because they have no natural connection to Sweden. They are not Swedish."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96rebro_Party


> And actually using power tools in the real world is pretty uncertain, try running a straight starting cut with a multitool against wood grain and then come back and talk to me.

I especially liked table saws and backhoes as examples of _automation_.


You're not going to be able to keep up with the market if you're not using AI.

100kloc in a day is table stakes now. And that's just where we are today - imagine a year from now.

You can't continue to be a horse cart driver and get paid for it. Or an abacus user. We're moving past it now.


Webkit started as a fork of KDE's KHTML and KJS. It makes good sense.

The pessimism in the comments here is entirely the reflection of the times we're living in.

Technology got weaponized against the average citizen.

It has become a synonym for unemployment, enshittification, mass surveillance and social erosion.

If this video appeared in 60's or 70's, people would be in awe imagining the future where robots do everything.


It's cheaper. That's, like, the only reason ever the mass market adopts any alternative.

And usually better, too.


Wait. You didn't do all that without AI?

And yet they still can’t break the holdfast of the PDF format.

Yeah but they can only sell online services and AI products through Windows as long as people keep using it. Betting it all on their lock in being strong enough doesn't sound like a good long term strategy.

Some cemeteries in London reuse graves after just 75 years

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_London_Cemetery_and_Cr...

I also have very vivid memories as a child of walking through Brookwood Cemetary in south east England seeing a big machine crunching up headstones. Vast swathes of the place was flattened.

The cheat code here is called "topple testing" where stones can be flattened for public safety reasons


What are things Ronald Erle Grainer demanded of Delia Derbyshire?

I'm not sure what the :/ implies, but if you're disappointed by your own folding techniques, spend a bit of time on it, look up some guides, and fold clothes with purpose. or something.

(Rise up against the machines! Folding your own clothes is an act of resistance!)



Yes, it's the Youtube phenomenon - often when looking for domain-specific videos on Youtube I tend to find videos by professional Youtubers not videos by professional domain specialists (overlap is very rare but occasionally you can find a domain specialist Youtuber who applies their domain knowledge to making Youtube videos).

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