skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would go to Labor Ready they open at 5am or 6am, and have coffee and I think wifi. Most days they won't have a job for you but when they do, that's $60-70 paid at the end of the day cash. When they don't have a job for you, you'll know by 8:30 and can head over PSU campus they should have open wifi, I would study Python and write a project and put it on github. And start an account on Upwork and start bidding at $1 over what labor ready pays (minimum wage), work your butt off -- go the extra extra mile for every client, get 5 star ratings. It'll take 3 weeks to get paid from them. Meanwhile, labor ready, PSU, hard boiled eggs and coffee at the shelter. After you get some ratings on upwork, increase your rate to $40-60/hr. The whole time I would be sending out 5-10 resumes a day. Also there is a bank near labor ready I think wells fargo or US bank, open account and use that for bank transfers from upwork. You can go from zero to hero in 3 months if you do this, this is what I did (and I wasn't poor, just bored and wanted a challenge :)
It took multiple reloads for it to work for me on Android Chrome, and was almost unreadable for a couple of minutes (MathJax processing? Tried KaTeX?) due to an enormous right margin. The margin and font(?) changed multiple times.

Is there a PDF version?
I sold my first house FSBO in a hot market and the appraisal came in below what the buyer had agreed to. I had to lower the price since banks were involved. That sucked.
I generally talk to the people in charge of account transfers. "Hey, so I've had accounts at Fidelity for a while and am wondering if you have any promotions for a couple free trades." "We only have promotions for clients bringing in over $50k, but as a goodwill measure, I can add 10 free trades to your account, would that be okay?" "Cool, thanks, that works. Hope you have a great day!"
As I said previously, I have exercise equipment and I am looking at two more pieces....

https://www.nordictrack.com/exercise-bikes/nordictrack-grand...

https://www.nordictrack.com/grand-tour-bikes

But even I can’t justify $2000 for a Peleton bike.

On the other hand, when people ask me what exercise equipment they should buy, my answer is usually “none”. I saw too many people who bought equipment and never used it.

https://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/06/health/nutrition/06well.h...
RSS feeds still in Outlook, but it's the first feature I disable.

Don't need unused folders in my mail directory trees.
How's the standard library in nim? What's the 3rd party package ecosystem like? If I have questions will I be able to find a good answer on Google? How about jobs?

There's a handful of languages out there you could consider "faster python". I just use cython though.
I've tried running mac in virtualbox with no luck. What guide did you follow?
> with only a few minor configuration changes to the VM's "hardware" to make it more Mac-like.

Any link to do this? I've tried a number of times and still didn't work :/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Concatenative_programming_lang...
53 bits of entropy is basically the same entropy as a 9 character alphanumeric password. That's not a strong password to begin with and makes this calculation senseless. Redo that calculation with 71 bits (12 char alphanumeric, still not really long) and it takes close to 200 years, thus making it impractible.

The problem with these word lists is, that they yield rather low entropy compared to random strings, when the attacker knows that a word list is used. That's because one word has just a little bit more entropy than 2 alphanumeric characters.
This may get some money in your pocket starting out: https://www.upwork.com/i/how-it-works/freelancer/

PHP skills are needed on that site quite a bit. It may not be posh but it will get some money in your pocket and give you something to do. Look at ziprecruiter and see if there are any jobs in your area that you would fit. Also check linkedin and see if any of your old workmates can throw you some freelance.
Beside Martin Kleppmann's wonderful book, I'd also recommend MIT 6.824 distributed system course, you can find lots of resources on the course website.
You can easily get a job without French. I know 2 shops that can’t fill positions even with competitive (for Montreal) salaries. One is all English (Wordpress, magneto shop) and the other is large international org. The international org couldn’t even fill the secretary role for 6 month. They ended up getting a student fresh of the school without experience.

I’m constantly getting bombarded with recruiters with good offers.
There is no ratio equal to pi, so I don't understand how pi can be relevant to a method of storing information using ratios.

Show me an irrational number in real life.
There is no "bothsame" situation in the submitted post, and the attempt to imply otherwise suggests one of three things: you didn't bother reading it; or, you're somebody who's mistaken smug self-aggrandizing South Park centrism for a virtue; or, you're intentionally trolling.
It is really interesting looking at older ads from 1993, how much home PC/workstation stuff has dropped in price. A fairly ordinary Gateway 2000 486DX2/50 desktop PC with 8MB of RAM, adjusted from Dec. 1993 to today's date for inflation ( https://www.bls.gov/data/inflation_calculator.htm ) is $5200 US dollars. At that time it's kind of a mid range offering since Gateway and others were also selling much more costly 486DX2/66 and Pentium 60/66 MHz machines.

Today for $5200 (sans monitor) you can build one hell of a beast of a Threadripper machine with factory-overclocked GTX1080 Ti, probably 1TB of Samsung NVME M.2 SSD, etc.
Maybe add onerror tags to JavaScript and CSS resources and show a warning if something fails to load?

Why is it still so hard to design a page to load reliably?
Agreed.

I used RSS 10 years ago.
Even bought a keyboard with a LCD to have my RSS headlines always available.

I have no need for that functionality for years.

I know noone in person who uses RSS anymore.

I would call it dead (but obviously as per other comments here, people still need/use them).
I can sort of see the point in the down payment thing but PMI can eat a bag of d*cks.
It's worth noting that some large cloud providers (for example, AWS) still do not support ed25519 keys.
The goal of this proposal seems worthwhile but the implementation leaves a lot to be desired.

Humanity benefits when the broader impacts of technology are factored in. Who does this, with what influence, is arguably one of largest themes in human history. This particular proposal is just one of many options.

I don't find this article particularly compelling. Having a requirement for a social-impact section is a blunt instrument; it might become just a pro-forma exercise.

I think I would be more interested in encouraging (not requiring) journals with strong ethical foundations let authors opt-in to discuss social impacts. If they do, I would expect these social impacts to be vetted by social scientists, philosophers, ethicists, and so on -- areas where computer scientists often have large blind spots.
You can come up with whatever mathematical definitions you want. When I say "It makes no sense," I'm speaking very precisely: There is nothing in nature which corresponds to the idea of multiplying two RGB colors together.

In that context, it makes no sense to multiply two colors together.
The entire fund industry is experiencing cost compression. It's a race to zero
Yes! Fidelity even offers the option to "auto roll" treasuries and I believe CDs, so you can stay 100% invested without thinking about it. Great alternative to a government bond fund.
Technofobia at breakfast, your milk and cereals are processed by thousands of machines already similar to the one you hold in your hand right now
Okay. Sure. We should move behind the kindergarten stage of KDF selection. Still, look at the threat model. We're talking about the encryption of the private key at rest. In ~/.ssh, 0700. If an attacker can even read your private key file, you've probably already lost, encryption or not. That attacker can probably change your .profile to include a keylogger. You lose.

I mean, sure. Change the KDF default to something modern. But the threat we're discussing is marginal, and it's not as if the security of the SSH network protocol, which is paramount, is under threat.

If you care about this class of attack, you probably care about it enough to use an SSH CA anyway.
It’s aspirational. People think if they have the “convenience” of working out at home, they will be more disciplined. Few actually do.

But on the other hand, having scheduled classes and the social aspect may serve as a commitmemt device.
1/2 salary of Toronto? No way! Montréal salaries are lower, but by 15-20% max. Yet you can buy a condo with a parking spot, in a central location for $220. The cost of living is much lower than Toronto.

I’ve lived in Ottawa, Toronto and now Montreal. Montreal is by far more affordable than the other 2.
I think you'll find that, ten years later, driver issues aren't completely eradicated but the situation is better.
A pretty sensible overview of auditd for those who aren't Linux sysadmins: https://linux-audit.com/configuring-and-auditing-linux-syste...
One of the revolutions in the first Underground/Subway/Metro maps was that by throwing away the actual shapes, it is able to represent the stations and the relationships between them far clearer than otherwise.
It's probably dependant on your trading history and general account balance.
Technophobia at breakfast, your milk and cereals are processed by thousands of machines already similar to the one you hold in your hand right now
Schwab's debit card is 0% for both international ATM withdrawals and other purchases. Fidelity's debit card is 0% for international ATM withdrawals, but 1% for other purchases.
The Les Mill movement to canned classes was one of the main reasons I stopped teaching classes part time. But to each thier own.....
Bigger than both of those groups are the people who don't realize they use RSS but listen to podcasts.
Awesome post! I really like the idea of the custom config provider and the approach to config that is taken in this post. Config is definitely a pain point for Elixir deployment, but the core team knows this and is working on it.

My strategy is similar to the one in this post, however it is optimized to allow for separate stages for complication and runtime, so that you can compile your apps wherever you want and separately run them wherever you want. For this I use two different Fockery images. Docker also makes it really easy to manage multiple apps running at the same time.

If anyone is interested in my deployment strategy, I wrote up a post on how I do things and why I do them that way: https://gist.github.com/jswny/83e03537830b0d997924e8f1965d88....
Ironically, some new cars nowadays aren't being sold with spare tires.
No, you can conceive a language which echos everything unless it is prefixed with an operator indicator.
If they sell directly they’ll have to cover the costs of their payment processor, as well as their own costs in maintaining the website & customer support. So the difference in net revenues to Fortnite won’t be 30%.

I have idea what percentage of revenue it will cost them to sell directly, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s over 10%.
Our Ob or Ros?
As someone who still loves macOS but is getting really turned off by the rising costs of owning a Macbook and design compromises you have to put up with, I really hope solutions like these continue to develop and grow.

If I could slap macOS on a Matebook X Pro, I'd switch tomorrow.
Looks like Duo provides a 2FA for accessing any application ? Does it work for any random app ? Are there any details online about the technical details on how that works ?
Could you maybe elaborate why this would make attacks better than pw brute-force feasible?

I get that this isn't a good practice, but plain brute-forcing a 20 character pw (~120 bits of entropy as alphanumeric, same as md5 hash size) is still impracticle even if it's a low cost md5 calculation.
I’ve never been a part of a for profit gym. I had free memberships at the Y and corporate gyms for over ten years as a part time fitness instructor and also taught at country clubs, and large churches. It wasn’t until my wife started teaching fitness classes part time at commercial gyms, that I got an up close and personal idea of how scammy they all felt. The classes where I use to teach were all free with memberships.
The ThinkPad X220 is a great machine, but I'd avoid the cheaper version with the TN screen. The IPS version is so much better. But, in any case, if you're used to retina screens (from mobile/tablet devices), then the 1366x768 resolution of the X220 or the MacBook Air might feel cramped or blocky.
Je suis le grand Muzzi-- I am the great Muzzy!!

everybody knew Muzzy growing up :) also you're correct, but conceivably there's a situation where one might say, "je suis la jeune fille avec qui tu parlais hier soir"
I'm interested in learning more! I imagined linear interpolation could work too. What went wrong?
I know, I learned BASIC, Pascal, C, C++, and Ada before SQL and Perl.

But see the way Ruby does it:

"only nil (Ruby's null value) and a special false object are false, all else (including the integer 0 and empty arrays) is true"

vs Perl:

"The number 0, the strings "0" and "", the empty list (), and the special value undef evaluate to false. All else evaluates to true"

The SQL way seems less like an arbitrary mess to me.
Almost any “can” question will lead to something like this.

This can happen if the OS lets you use user-space file systems, the same way it can happen if you have custom hardware with memory-mapped temperature sensors (and suddenly your code literally “depends” on the weather).
I think a big factor in the attitude differences between Western and Eastern societies comes from the chronological order of industrialization.

The West were the fore runners of industrialization and seen first hand the bad (old guard job loss, environmental impact, deadly accidents). Of course the price paid by the bad paved the way for the positive (economic supremacy).

The economic positive from technological progress is far more apparent from the outside (East) looking in. The (West) memory of the early years and negatives creeped into the culture. While the East mostly noticed the shiny shores of economic progress and relatively recently.

None of this is to say that the East is not having their own moment of the perils technological industrialization.

Perhaps the East's view of technology will become less idealised in the future.
Physical virtual machines? ;)
You've probably heard of it, but on the slight chance you haven't, take a look at Joy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joy_(programming_language)

http://www.kevinalbrecht.com/code/joy-mirror/joy.html

It's kinda like Forth crossed with Lisp.

In re: concatinative languages in general cf. "Compiling to categories", Conal Elliott,
http://conal.net/papers/compiling-to-categories/

The "point-free" form (of concatinative languages) is amenable to being evaluated over different Categories (in the sense of Category Theory) to get a variety of valid computations from the same code.
There is. There is energy attenuation in different frequencies. Look at an object of any color under artificial light then take it outside. Now the light hitting the object's surface has orders of magnitude more energy yet you still see it as same color. Because its surface attenuates the incoming light the same way and your brain detects that attenuation as "color". Speaking of which (the brain), the "color" does not exist in nature at all, it's just an effect of human brain analyzing image projected on the retina. So let's agree that there is nothing in nature which corresponds to the human concept of color.
Could you share sources? I would love to know more
So, this is obviously still in copyright. Pointing the light at these items in the archive should be a sure way to make the copyright trolls aware and eventually have them removed from there?
I think those that are liable to spew hate online simply do not get the emotional feedback they need to correct their behaviour. It is too difficult to learn to be a better human when everyone is just a display picture and a short bio. Having your messages deleted, reading angry responses, being banned.... These consequences are not positively didactic. They only teach one to abandon identity, to forego respect and intimacy, and to dissociate from the real humans behind the digital facades. Ethics must first be taught in person, in context, and as part of a community to which one owes something. The online world is like a reflection that can only be understood by a limited set of human senses.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/no-transition...
Recycling has the same sort of costs. In the past year, I've been harmed more by the noise of the recycling truck than the total harm of pollution of manufacturing new materials I could have recycled.
They work just fine, the product is one of many that's used by shops now. GCP even recently launched a LA region and had an entire day dedicated to the local VFX shops. Nothing stops you from just running a bunch of VMs which many do and they have rolled out the Filestore NFS to make shared disks easier too.
> Even bought a keyboard with a LCD to have my RSS headlines always available

Woah, what keyboard was this?
Docusaurus: make it easy for teams to publish documentation websites
Because there's absolutely no accountability for politicians that make terrible long-term decisions when in office. It's all about the short term gains for re-election.
Chrome doesn't have per-tab accounts/"containers", built-in tracking protection, a screenshot tool, built-in or even first-party dark theme, an API to let extensions hide tabs, or the (upcoming in FF63) ability to control autoplaying video on a per-site basis. And the mobile version still doesn't support extensions at all. Even if you don't use these features, I don't see the argument that FF is a Chrome wannabe.
Yes, right now I'm making furniture and t shirts locally and trying to hawk them old school, but I am debating going online and shipping stuff. Back in the day I used to flip bitcoin using Zelle before it was called Zelle.

I got immensely paranoid about infosec though and got out the game ASAP
That is a description of unbiased rendering.
I am a 3ds Max user, excited about gITF, and would be interested in contributing to an importer. Is your Creo View project by any chance open-source? Would your Max importer be open-source?
Google says mea culpa on UIDAI in phone books
To all the people saying "but waterproof 3.5mm", here's the thing. Despite having _more pins_, lightning and USB-C have the advantage of _active signalling_. So not just an "open/closed" signal, but an active communication saying something was plugged in. So while 3.5mm can be made where it doesn't damage the phone, water will still short the open/closed switch, causing false insertion events.
If I could put MacOS on a surface pro..... :)
Not everyone man. Thats a pessimistic view to have. You can vet a person's stuff if you DM with them and they post in depth reviews of what they have on offer.

There are soooo many custom cars I would buy on social media and quite a few artists i would hire
looks interesting, my gf says shes interested :3
You have plenty of choices. You can choose to buy an Android device like 80% of the rest of the world....

Do you feel that Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft should also be forced to open up their platforms?

And yes, they also approve physical game sales and you can’t run a physical disk on either platform without it being cryptographically signed.
I'm a developer on one of these projects (Nano). I normally refrain from posting about it on Hacker News, since it's almost never actually on-topic, but if there are any questions I am happy to answer them.
Can confirm macOS 10.13.3 working in VirtualBox.
Getting USB to work required a proprietary VirtualHere product.
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I'm a few years removed from 3D work so take this with a grain of salt especially since today was first time I've seen GITF. I've implemented several 3ds Max Game Asset importer/exporter tools for modding over past decade. While I like the look of GITF 2.0 quite a bit, it does seem to lack a number extension points that I would probably need for a generic importer/exporter for handling game asset round trips (import, edit, export). I would love to handle import/export in a generic way and have tried with FBX and collada to poor effect in the past. Really want to take asset convert to GITF then import to max edit and then export from max to GITF and then finally bake back to game format. The less stuff software you need between the game format and the GITF file the better but should allow for automation/customization.

You can get 80-90% there but miss quite a bit of fine detail needed as a interchange format (which is why this is a transmission format I guess). Extensions seem to be basic and I question how well they work in 3d editors but not really sure how that works and is probably editor specific. I've had a lot of issues trying to have a single file like collada be properly supported in multiple editors unless it was fairly basic model. That leads to a lot of wasted time for modelers trying to get the edited model back into the game and working correctly.

Back to GITF, collision seems to be missing. They admit that they dont have vertex compression implemented or animation for things like material colors or animation metadata (timelines, looping, ...) . Is there a way to describe a partial surface sort of like skinning for other reasons (for example Fallout 4 needs to tag certain surfaces/vertices as to say that they are part of the head or arm for decapitation in game). Anyway looks like a nice start as its all JSON (or binary) unlike GEX,obj,3ds,... which seems to need its own parsers to read and they did only claim to be an transmission format. Again only did cursory read of the format so I might have missed things.
Polyhedra Viewer: app to explore the relationships and transformations between various convex polyhedra.

This has been a passion project of mine for the last six months (with different versions going back further!) It's partially inspired by George W Hart's virtual polyhedra (http://www.georgehart.com/virtual-polyhedra/vp.html) I wanted to make something accessible and beautiful, since a lot of the resources that already exist aren't very friendly to people not already obsessed with polyhedra.

I'm still (sort of) working on it, so suggestions and comments are welcome!
Physically Based Rendering Engine for Android, Windows, Linux and MacOS
You trust the Google Play Store not to have malware?
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Prior comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2615096
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> The term "Sprint" makes me cringe,

Tried that once as a team. Then it became a derogatory joke word, haven't sprinted since. Well only in real life when playing tag with my kids.

Estimating, delivering on time, working together, can be hard. Someone deciding to rename it with a new label, doesn't usually solve the problem, though now everyone has a new label to make fun of.
For you or anyone with experience, how many hours can you realistically average working per week and what would the avg hourly wage be? This is all assuming you’re new to the site since that would be the case for OP most likely.
That’s not what happened. Google was punished for not allowing manufacturers to sell separate products that were Android forks if they sold official Google versions of Android.

On the scale of 1-10 of openness, that’s a -100.
well they can work for another company. Google is a corporation not a political organization. It's being left out in a very big market, and ton of money on the table.

yeah working with a centralized communist party that keeps telling people dalai lama is a satan is annoying but if "zucks gon cuck" then either Benzos or Mandella will.

have a nice weekend everybody.