skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In both cases — Medicare Advantage and vouchers — people are accepting a government subsidy in a form that allows them more choice than the default form. You're the one trying to make some kind of point based on that. I see it as evidence of nothing more than the fact that people like to have choices. I'm not arguing that it proves that they like the system as a whole; I'm just rejecting your claim that it somehow proves that they don't. I do tend to agree that a system that allows them those choices is better than one that doesn't.

> The program that they choose to use instead outperforms Medicare on every key performance indicator (medical outcomes, cost, patient satisfaction), while also underperforming the same private insurers on those same indicators.

Cost to whom? I don't see how Medicare Advantage can cost less to patients than Medicare; nor does it seem likely that the premiums for a private plan are less than the subsidized Medicare Advantage premiums. (Re the latter, I guess you didn't see my other reply to you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16979926)
https://www.iana.org/assignments/ipv4-address-space/ipv4-add...

It's allocated to "DLA Systems Automation Center," a branch of the US military. The addresses are probably used on NIPRNet/SIPRNet, but not publically routed. (Much like 22.0.0.0/8.)
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Is it possible to set up SSL thru GitHub and also use Cloudflare?
Who's pretending that racism and sexism doesn't exist? I don't see any previous comments on this thread saying that or even remotely implying it.
In general, lack of encryption enables passive surveillance. I think a better solution than opt-in encryption could be on-by-default, with a multi-party recovery scheme.
It issued a certificate for the www subdomain which is working fine. I need it to issue one for the root domain too.
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People have raised valid points about their disagreements with the recommendations -- whether you agree with their points or not.

You're being overly sensitive and attributing malice prematurely and calling other commentators "idiots". You couldn't even come up with specific reasons why you disagree with other comments besides "everyone's list would be different" and that only brogrammers would criticise a woman.

HN is generally a hypercritical place. I don't know how this is any different from the tone elsewhere where the authors/startup founders have been a man.
FYI, I think this is the first time it was mentioned on Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=463793 Sadly no comments.

Here's the first post with comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=599852

"Well this is an exceptionally cute idea, but there is absolutely no way that anyone is going to have any faith in this currency."

Heh.

Here are my BigQuery queries:

https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/savedquery/1243883842:637b...

https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/results/bq-test-1265:US.bq...
Ask HN: How to find like minded cofounders?
As a full working engineer, how do you find other cofounders who share same passion and goal?

I have had bad experiences in the past when starting businesses with other people. They lost the track and went sideways.

At this point, I don't see myself meeting any new people who share same interest and want to commit fully in founding a startup. Most people at my age(35), are too comfortable in their jobs to call it quit and start something new. In such a case, how can I find people who are willing to take risk and do something on own?
Then the odds appear to not be in our favor.

CF CEO tweets that 1.0.0.1 is also blocked.

https://twitter.com/eastdakota/status/991718955021623296

Others have confirmed that the ipv6 address belonging to CF appears to be blocked.
The reason I'm posing this broadly is that there are a broad range of evolutionary psychology, incel, and PUA beliefs that subscribe to the view that a stronger partner is one that is deterministically more attractive to women. This paper doesn't support those views.

I can't think of many other reasons why this article would be upvoted. It focuses on a vanishingly small population of a certain age range in one part of the world. The conclusion I'm coming up with is that men born between 1923 and 1948 in Tromso, Norway who are married are more likely to have a higher grip strength than unmarried men.
Having it seem like a bug would be an effective way to block it intentionally. The timing of such an unusual regression is suspicious. The fact that 1.0.0.1 is also blocked is also suspicious.
NN seems like probably a good idea, but it's crazy to me how the whole internet went crazy over something with at-most marginal effects, but barely a peep over FOSTA which has already taken out vast swathes of valuable websites, craigslist personals perhaps most notably.
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I'm sure ATT has cdn or similar services.
Just raised money for SpaceX - not profitable... maybe it will buy Tesla :-)
If at&t does not provide any official explanation, what's your opinion on how people should respond. The first thing that came to mind for me is to switch over to Xfinity on my next contract cycle.
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What's your reputation, and how does that work with not tracking you?
Speaking of Karatsuba, in 1993 I wrote a C++ big integer package and used Karatsuba. I had some questions about how to use it when the two numbers being multiplied are not the same length. I did some experiments, and noticed hints at some patterns in the data I was seeing. I asked about this on sci.math, but as far as I know no one ever gave an explanation.

If anyone is curious and wants to figure this out, here's my old sci.math post [1].

[1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sci.math/MX3MLCQ0zzA/XTqUoZk...
"JSX is JS"

It is not, https://facebook.github.io/jsx/

It is handled by transpiler - one more parsing layer in loading sequence of your application.
> Why shouldn't cypthon be better?

The point is that "better" is almost never a well-defined direction unless you only consider a single use-case. It's almost always a tradeoff, especially in a widely used project.

A language is a point on a landscape of possible language variants, and "better" is a different direction on that landscape for every user.
Except that in 2118 those wealthy residents may not need less wealthy residents because of automation.
Hello, Musk was newer PayPal CEO
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Ask HN: What do you consider resume red flags?
An example of “Wall Street Estimates...” is Seeking Alpha - a kind of a “Rotten Tomatoes” site for analysts.
A university I went to used 1.1.1.1 for its WiFi loginpage
But then Tesla isn't offering it, the 3rd party is
yeah you could setup the github ssl as per their instructions, then put cloudflare in front of it.
See their options here https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170416-W...

I was previously using the partial ssl option and am quite happy that I don't have to continue with this pseudo ssl that has an unsecure link.
No, I'm simply saying that if they're killing themselves by maintaining such a high-stress & rigorous involvement, they should at least be getting something out of it and should ensure that that extreme level is short term, because it's not healthy.

If they're doing it only because they kind of fell into it as baseline socialization shifted, they need to step back and reconsider things because it's not healthy.
It’s broken between 960px and 480px, that’s all.
It's a byproduct of how many people you have to answer to. I was kind of having discussion with a coworker about an app that had a lot of features that made it seem kind of cluttered but useful. I think small projects can make bolder choices and enable more options because they have a smaller userbase that would be impacted by their changes and they want to be able to reach more people so adding a feature is generally a net benefit. But a larger project cannot risk hurting the large userbase they have already established so they have to be more cautious about the changes that they make.
Made a new version and submitted it for review. If all goes well, it should be working in a day or two. Let me know how it goes.
Synchronicity!
Everyone has heard of google, attacking them would cause back lash. Non technical people haven't heard of cloudflare so it is a softer target.
I am not saying that you don't need markup at all.

Window content can still use markup. But it is not clear why do you need it for defining Application and Window abstractions.

In browsers DOM element is a subject of style applicability and events handling. But why do you need DOM nodes for application and window ?
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It's very unfortunate that people are simply fatigued of fighting this fight.

Also see the UK as well for an example of how previously unregulated speech has become regulated because the authorities have pushed over and over again, backing off every time there's a loud enough protest, but trying again after a short time.
1.1.1.1 was working for me on AT&T after Cloudflare released 1.1.1.1, then shortly after that it ceased working.

Maybe the firmware update has a bug, but it's very suspiciously timed. Notice that the OP is dated April 2, while 1.1.1.1 was released April 1.
Part of me feels like a hidden motivation for doing this was so Google could continue to ask their “implement a BigInt class” interview question :). Cool write up though - I enjoyed it.
According to the thread the timing on this looks pretty bad since those DNS IPs were previously working on the earlier firmware.
that's more of an argument for encrypting filesystem instead of full disk encryption (which I agree would help in that situation), not an argument for having a custom security co-processor. you can accomplish the same thing with TPM: by using PCR sealed keys for the OS files, PCR + password sealed keys for private/personal files, and wiping the second set of keys every time you lock the computer.
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It's weird to see someone make this pitch when C systems software development regularly requires us to try and shave off microseconds. Millisecond delays mean you've already fucked up.
> Cost to whom? I don't see how Medicare Advantage can cost less to patients than Medicare

How do you think Medicare works? Do you think that, once you're covered by Medicare, you just show up at a doctor or hospital, flash your government-issued Medicare card, and receive free treatment for any covered services, without having to pay anything out of pocket?

(For the record, that is not how it works. Medicare is not free for patients. Premiums are neither your only nor your largest expense.)
FWIW, many of the people selling five nines would just claim those 3-4am windows as "scheduled maintenance" and go down for an hour every night anyway whether they need to or not...

(Actually, if I were an evil ISP lawyer/marketer, I'd try to claim a "Maintenance window of 1hr downtime sometime between 4am and 3am", then ignore any downtime of less than an hour during the day and if you complained about not getting yur expensive five nines I'd laugh and say "published schedule maintenance not included!"...)
Do you have a reference for the ipv6 address being blocked? That would be a much bigger smoking gun
I don't see how you could write your post unless you're so naive you think there are no trade-offs.

You sound like a Dilbert manager's "I don't care, just have it on my desk at all costs by Friday."

That is not sound engineering.
I'd say most software engineers in Bangalore would feel like me. Not the general population though, remember we are still a 3rd world country.
You could swap out those two odds and you would be just as right...
This is the hard part. This is why more startups are done by youths - it's easy to find ambitious smart people in college. About 90% of the effort in starting a new business is finding a smart enough cofounder.

You'll have to bounce around a few places. Companies like Google, which has lots of smart people, are a good place to look. Freelancing is also a major option - you'll cycle through a lot of people who can handle the business side and eventually a few will surprise you.
How fast can we compile Rust hello world?
Unlikely through the courts, although state utility regulators (i.e. the California Public Utilities Commission) might take interest. Democrat members of the FCC also might be interested.
The rest of the team uses them, and the company pays.

The new keyboard absolutely sucks.

But what's even worse, is that with kids around etc, it becomes almost inevitable that there will be some kind of liquid spill etc during the 3-4 year ownership, and that costs ~$700 to replace half the machine, v $50 to replace just the keyboard on most other machines.

I had to do it on the 2013 pro (about 1 year after a coffee spill), now I'm looking at having to pay for (beg the boss to pay for) the awful 2016 pro keyboard again (beer this time, and already a couple of keys are unreliable).
> Unenforced laws might as well not exist.

until they are selectively enforced.
I'll definitely consider this route. I guess I associate micro-transactions with mobile games. Thanks for the suggestion!
Stronger men from a small town perspective is usually more desirable because of the physical demands of the farming/mining/milling culture.
Probably because they know they would never be able to convince anyone that it was a technical bug and not malice. A surprising number of people seem to be convinced this was unintentional.
Are there some tools like this but for deep/machine learning internals/theorys/math study/research rather then practical deep learning ?
> you can trivially retarget some database kernels to run directly on top of raw block devices, eliminating the redundant file system

e.g. in mysql: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/innodb-raw-devices.h...
I'll second Zig. I tried Rust and it was just too much overhead for me. I felt immediately comfortable with Zig, and focused on the task at hand. I hope it gets more traction and more people work on it. I will when I'm competent enough!
What's that saying about not attributing to malice, what is more easily explained as stupidity or incompetence or whatever? (Occom's Razon and all that).

AT&T routers also don't let you use a 10.x address at home (possibly to prepare for carrier grade NAT, although there is an official 100.x address reserved for that; so fuck you ATT).

I'm so sick of my AT&T router/modem for various other reasons. I hate how you are required to use it for many of their offerings (including Fiber to the home).

There are a number of tools out there for putting their router behind your Linux box. Most of them configure ebtables or use scripts to forward the 802.1q authentication packets to/from the router.
Isn’t the answer already yes? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i51CizUXd7A

I’d love to know what it’s short comings are vs other solutions
Doesn't Windows have an option to have Microsoft keep a key in escrow? Seems like a reasonable compromise for most people.
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There's a simple reason the decision does not provide the explanation you are looking for: that's not the role of the court. The California legislature, by statute, and the Industrial Welfare Commission, established that there needs to be a distinction between employee and independent contractor. The courts have the role of setting forth a rule consistent with California statutes and IWC wage orders that courts (and, by extension, the public) can use to determine whether someone falls into the "employee" or "contractor" category. It does not matter to the court WHY that distinction exists, except to the extent that why informs what test to use to determine who is and who is not an employee under state law.
No it won't. The FCC doesn't work for the the citizenry anymore, just for lobbyists.
Plenty of middle ground for everyone. I've traded buy things with various coins loved the idea. I also see the downsides and wonder if it will all work out.
Couldn't the same argument be made against fiat currencies? Nations don't have a great track record for trust.

I don't see why a data-backed currency wouldn't completely flip the economy. I mean, the definition of fiat currency is basically: "it has value because you say so"
If you look at the history, the current AT&T is actually Southern Bell. It got eaten by one of its children.
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@rpedela Thanks for your compare
I've been meaning to try eap_proxy for a while. I've seen it mentioned several times. My ATT router doesn't get in my way enough to bother with it yet, but it still pisses me off they won't let me use a 10.x range at home.

Also I've heard that their routers report your entire network topology back when they phone home.
Half the time with FedEx you have no idea why a random truck is stopping to drop off a package.

Which "FedEx" do you mean? That's the problem with them, there are multiple entities sharing the name.

FedEx Ground was an acquisition and re-branding. They operate using "independent business owners". Want to deliver packages? Buy a route!

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

https://fitsmallbusiness.com/fedex-routes-for-sale/
That is probably the only reason to use rust over go or cpp.
I'm definitely not a slacker when it comes to jobs and I know I have real-world applicable skills. I've always pulled my weight and received great feedback, I agree with everything you said. I got hung up on the credentials because they're so important to everybody else, but actually it's only half (or less) the story.

Thanks for your perspective, you've given me a lot to think about.
What does your trivial wrapper actually improve though?

window = (...children) => <App><Window>{...children}</App></Window>

Over the years I've learned that some boilerplate isn't bad. In fact it means App and Window are implemented in the same abstraction that I'm using.
Not exactly. The prior test used in California already looked at who had the right to control or direct the work of the putative contractor. The new test requires the company to prove that it does not fundamentally control or direct the performance of work, as well as prove that the other 2 factors of the ABC test also do not apply.
It’s getting damned hard to avoid running a database on a VM these days.
Can the concept of distributed consensus be seen as an alternative to block chain?
https://raft.github.io
create company

Musk was definitely a co-founder of the company PayPal, so he "created" it - stop changing your claims post facto.
Yes well, now you just have to pay the fee for licensing the codecs FFmpeg gives you ;). What was it? One million dollars for MP4? Good luck with that.
FWIW, I have many many companies as customers for whom I've offered pricing for three, four, and five nines of reliability (for mobile app backends, not residential ISP service, but lets run with it any way).

Not a single one of them has ever signed up for anything more expensive than three nines. Only a few have even discussed the differences between 3 and 4 nines solutions.

I'm reasonably sure I'd choose the same for my home internet connection - if offered representative pricing based on costs of providing 3, 4, or 5 nines, or possibly even 2 nines - I'd choose the least expensive because losing a few minutes or even occasionally 15mins a day of connectivity at home (or maybe more realistically an ~8 hour outage per month) really isn't going to bug me greatly - not if it's two or more orders of magnitude cheaper than a four of five nines connection.
We camp all the time in California, I would love to offer feedback for a promo code :) Email in my profile
Primarily just maps; real estate sector. The $20k is a ballpark for one project, another would add another ~$5k a month.

It's a good motivation to improve our usage of their APIs and I'm sure that I can bring down those cost estimates (by reducing API usage overall and by switching some to use the static map API - although the caps on resolution gave us problems with that in the past).
> I think wanting Python to be a bit faster is similar to wanting Haskell to have a little bit of mutability

I'm sorry but that makes zero sense. Haskell is defined by immutability. People want to use haskell because of that characteristic. I don't want to use python because it is slow.
They believe it will make them money, which is all they care about.

Bitcoin probably won't cure cancer, but Goldman isn't in the business of curing cancer anyway...
I'm not sure what you're asking, but the answer to what I think you're asking is that views change by way of bindings. They can also be changed directly/procedurally, but I'll give an example of a binding.

(Think of an Item as a visual component, which can either be referred to by an id or, as I've done here, referred to by its children as "parent".)

Item {
property int count: 1

Button {
height: 30; width: 80
onClicked: parent.count++
}

Text {
height: 20; width: 30
text: parent.count
}
}

The text will update every time you click the button.
There is no real debate between QSFP-DD and OSFP. OSFP will exist at Google but nearly everyone else is going to use QSFP-DD. The main reason is backwards compatibility for data center upgrades. The only reason to use OSFP might be because you want to use a 400G-ZR plug. But with the advent of 7nm DSP, vendors will be able to fit the ZR into the DD plug.

So if the above is true OSFP is not needed now.

Honestly, 800G is only incremental at best and frankly it’s not clear that An 800G pluggable is the way to go. The 800G presumes 32 radix and that breaks down power-wise in the datacenter when we get to spine switches where we need 128 radix. The reason being that we need so many power hungry chips to make a high radix switch fully non-blocking (eg Clos topology). 112G SERDES will have limited reach and hence require many retimers which eat power too. So the OSFP is in my view is A solution looking for a problem.
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They hate fast code?
Is there any backstory of how this came together?

I just watched the video, and one of the first thoughts was mike matas’s 2016 video “the brain” where he made an NN within quartz composer: https://youtu.be/eUEr4P_RWDA
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I write Perl scripts for Windows and Linux, and I don't find portability to be especially onerous. Of course there are platform differences to keep in mind, but is that any different from any other cross-platform scripting language?
Inb4 everyone renames their networks to nycmesh-something and MITM unknowing crowds
It's ridiculous. I can launch a VM running Linux + X11 desktop
environment from scratch faster than one of the most popular Electron apps launches & connects. Probably would run few apps in the VM well too with the same amount of memory.

Anything that could fix the current situation even a little bit like this project is much appreciated imho.
Reminds me of buildout. It's awful piece of software. We used in previous Flask project, and a simple flask shell takes 3 minutes to start. If you type `import` in CPython shell it will literally freeze for a few seconds. Because it injects one sys.path for each packages specified!!!
> What's that saying about not attributing to malice, what is more easily explained as stupidity or incompetence or whatever?

Hanlon's razor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
It won’t be long before there are millions of centenarians.

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

It’s unfortunate that we know so little about aging.