Unfortunately. It's a great solution to a problem lots of tools face. A pity that people trying to establish new standards aren't aware of it aparently.

I'm a little disappointed there's no standard for /.well-known/list that points to things made available under /.well-known/ on that domain.

Doesn't need to be everything, just ones you want discoverable. Only other way to do it is trying every one you know.

Good idea actually. You could just make /.well-known an index page

The latter two groups often overlap, even

His name works like "Bostoner from Boston", so it was reasonable for him at the time to refer to himself as just Bostoner.

I have always been intrigued by the similarity of Italian naming conventions and that of the Arabs and Persians.

Resident of, son of, father of, family of. Leonardo of Pisa of the family of Bonacci being another well known one.

I suppose it is not specific to those cultures and was a more widespread convention.

They prevent the third world war, until they don’t. Then they will bring mayhem and misery. And with the current lunatics in charge I am not really at ease just because nobody pushed the big red button yet.

Yep. From Putin to Kim Yong Un, everyone is convinced to be the good guy doing bad things for the right reasons.

I really believe the biggest lie everyone believes is that evil is only created by those that are evil. That evil is easy to identify. It's that love for simplicity that makes it persist.

Were it so easy to identify, as so many claim, then it seems only one of two situations seems likely: most people are evil or most people are unwilling to let evil persist (which may not make them evil, but surely does not make them good).

Were evil easy to identify and most people not evil (good or neutral), then surely evil would be easy to eliminate and we wouldn't have a cliché about the road to hell bring paved with good intentions.

Evil persists because we believe we'd be evil were we to let it to. The same mechanism for self defense is used even by the worst. For the greater good, right?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47269344

It certainly rises if the USA votes for an irresponsible crook.

you would need to prove what part of the amounts you paid were due to tariffs, and which were ordinary price changes. All vendors would need to publish that information, and be honest about it. Don't see it coming.

The real thing is, price changes tend to be proportional to tariffs. If the tariff was $20, the consumer got charged $40 more. But not uniformly -- every price is different, there are other non-tariff price changes too, prices can increase before or after tariffs not exactly at the same time, etc.

If companies want to try to refund customers and come up with their own formulas for that, that's great. But usually there isn't some objective right answer that can be imposed externally.

I hope Randall reads HN and sees this, he’d love it.

I'd be surprised if he didn't read HN at least occasionally

on that line of argument, nobody would have ever called out the emperor for not wearing any clothes, civilians would not go to peace protests, and nobody would ever improve things by looking at something from another angle.

This is a completely asinine take - you're not observing the emperor with no clothes here - you're completely outside the kingdom hypothesizing that the emperor has no clothes. To wit: you don't actually know the the ANE "source" isn't available to MLX. Hint: it probably is but there's just red tape involved.

rm -rf / does not work, slightly disappointed

I've fixed my grave mistake should be live (and fun, honestly)

I hate myself for this, will be fixed by today