skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes.

The bigger issue though is the impact on free market prices as the free market requires competition, but employer group plans force everyone into whoever their employer has chosen - and the employer cost selection is different from that of the employee.

It also drastically impacts the ability for people to create new businesses as getting the required standalone health insurance is exceedingly expensive - again because individual insurance purchasers are not the primary customers of health insurance companies.

At least Obamacare/ACA meant that insurance companies couldn't deny on the basis of pre-existing conditions.

I used to have a coworker that claimed all that was needed was to raise the maximum income for medicare and that would magically solved healthcare. Ignoring entirely that private health insurance companies could choose to deny coverage. My (now) wife literally was unable to get insurance - she was deny by literally every insurance company in CA because she had donated a kidney, and it turns out having a single kidney is a preexisting condition. This was despite her donating a kidney saving an insurance company money.
This is a really interesting perspective. Do you know if there's research on this?
How about underwater?
Measles Cases and Outbreaks
Yes. It disrupts market forces that may exist. As employee you have pretty much no choice and the incentives for employees and employees are totally different.
I think it’s fine, it’s like you’re saying that every expression is implicitly wrapped in a ‘()’ itself, so the syntax is redundant at the top level in a shell.

Not sure I’d appreciate it outside of a shell.
Crimes in Concrete
Yes, plastic straws are not single handedly polluting the oceans. It’s a feel good PR campaign that inconveniences those who need them.
This is something that seems long overdue, so hopefully it takes off.

Interestingly, the domain is leading me to think on how we have reached a next phase in domain names, where you can not have $product.com anymore, but now need $verb$product.com. Of course what made this click for me is a domain I visit first whenever I (re)install a host: getflux.com
You create this? Good work. I don't use moment.js, but it looks like a good port.
Building a One-Click Quarkus Development Environment
That is a year old, guessing based on what he did before being appointed. His actual votes put him much closer to the middle.
On the ISS, they plugged a hole with a finger + tape: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/2018/08/30/international...
These statements are always fantastical. When we talk about humanity exceeding Earth's resource footprint, the issue isn't land in itself. All of our immediate issues come from balancing:

a) How do we harvest energy
b) How much non-human components do we want to leave, and in what configuration, given that significant non-human components are currently required to give us a livable environment
c) How do we distribute resources

Yes ultimately all of those are constrained by land area, but we have so many other things to solve first before land area is THE problem. And hilariously, it's more or less the same problems we need to solve before we need to colonize anything. How do we efficiently (measured in materials, surface area, maintenance, capital, operating cost) collect energy. How do we create and maintain true closed systems that are reasonably conducive to non-shitty human lives. How do we spread the wealth so we don't burn it all down.
It would be nice if paywalled sites and sites with mandatory tracking were banned, yeah.
Have you tried setting up Wireguard to use a different port?

I use port 4500, which is typically used for ipsec nat traversal, and have found it available/worked on most networks where the default wireguard port was filtered.
DCSS is also fun in some places: https://twitter.com/crawlcode
A fatal accident can cost a trucking company over 1mil USD. The ATA (American Trucking Association) lobbies heavily to allow under 21-year-olds to carry freight over state lines. There’s no talk about in the upper echelons of US trucking to relax medical, drug, safety, or experience requirements; these companies know it will put them out of business if they hire drivers who get into accidents or even get people killed. There is currently a HUGE lack of qualified, safe trucker drivers in the US. Your suggestion would drive up the cost of freight in the US, and would cost lives.

Further, companies like Amazon will have enough money and influence to absorb the cost of unsafe drivers, while most registered US motor carriers (the vast majority of which are under 100 trucks) will be put at a huge disadvantage vis a vi Amazon. The last thing society needs is Amazon yet again pushing others out of business by being able to race to the bottom and lose money in the short to medium term.
The disingenuous bit here, is that they are not technically censoring, in the traditional sense. Instead, what Google/YouTube and others are doing are manipulating discovery/virality for their own ends.

As shown in Manufacturing Consent governments and powerful organizations can get the effect of censorship by manipulating visibility. A social climate where virality essentially belongs to just one political faction is dangerous. It would be the 1950's equivalent of only Republicans getting to appear on TV and radio.
The parent comment is not talking about standing in a meaningful way. It talks about whether Apple should be "liable for the monopolistic effects"

"liable for the monopolistic effects" != standing.
Standing is literally about "who has the right to sue at all".

Not whether they are liable or not.
That comes later.
If you happen to program in C/C++ you should absolutely familiarize yourself with the sanitizers of gcc and clang, most notably address sanitizer. (However there are good reasons why you shouldn't program in C/C++ to begin with.)
Democrat voters don't care about that.

Edit: it's true. If you are a democrat candidate and this is the angle you push, it's not going to work. But you already know that.
I wasn't referring to bitcoin in particular.
Merchants of "Mainstream"
WHY SOME NEWS SOURCES DOMINATE ON GOOGLE can be readily answered:

From the article: “As much as our results help better describe Google’s curation of news, what our study decidedly cannot say is why some sources dominate on Google. Perhaps some outlets have cracked the SEO code for Top Stories. Or there may be a number of other factors taken into account by Google’s algorithm that end up prioritizing certain outlets over others. We just don’t know unless Google is more transparent with the editorial design and goals of news curation in the Top Stories box.”

If you have the question, perhaps you could Google? I cheated on this search, because I recalled something about Google knowing where stories appeared first, and weighting that.

Google: how google ranks first to publish news original sources

Top result: “Under The Hood: Google News & Ranking Stories” by Danny Sullivan

Link: https://searchengineland.com/google-news-ranking-stories-304...

Summary:

> “Google News tries to determine important story clusters by looking at what individual stories are being featured across the board at various publications. When those publications begin to feature new stories, that in turn influences the creation of new story clusters that get prominent placement at Google News.”

And then, the factor I was looking for after seeing the ranks in the “audit” ... who are likely sources of original reporting?

> “So what causes an individual article to be the lead item in a particular story cluster? Various factors are involved, Cohen said: ‘The source ranking involves many things. Is there original content? The timeliness. Coverage of recent developments? The relevancy to the cluster at hand. In some cases, is there local relevancy? Is there content from a local source with local content?’”

> “Cohen also explained more about the balance between ranking the latest content versus the originating content: ‘Say you publish something and then someone else sources you but adds no real new information. If they come after you, you don’t want to penalize the original source for being first.’”

And what is their reputation, aka NewsRank, not PageRank?

> “There are source specific rankings, the equivalent of PageRank for a particular site. We look at different third party metrics. What’s the volume of publication of original content in a given category? If you look at Bloomberg and Reuters, they may have hundreds of original articles in business. That’s a pretty good indication of the quality of that source for that category. Compared to sports, there’s not that much original content [and so they might not have as much authority for when ranking sports stories].”
eradicate
He wasn't able to enforce what he felt his right to dictate our vote. He loudly (over the intercom!) proclaimed such a right, as an employer. I believe he was scolded by the company comptroller that afternoon.

You realize that another synonym of "secret ballot" is "Australian Ballot"? US voting was apparently mostly public on to the mid 1800s. Now that we're all Originalists, I hope we're going to re-think this whole Foreign Imposition of secrecy on The Framer's desire to have accountable voting.
Do you have evidence that they are left wing biased or is this just your opinion presented as fact?
I worked for Amazon in what was then a brand new warehouse for a few months in 2015. I worked 10 hour shifts, from 20:00 to 07:00 (the extra hour was for lunch and breaks). My job was picking orders. It seemed easy at first (and it was, but mentally, not so much). All I had to do was stand in one place while robots brought me pod after endless pod of products. There was nothing to it, and that was the problem. The pods were divided into indexed bins containing their random assortment of products and the computer told me to get product X from bin Y. Again and again and again. I was literally just a robot arm with a human brain attached to it, and for what? To torment it [me, the head]? I was in hell.

By the end of each shift I would be in a daze, wondering why the hell I thought this would be a good job, and by the end of my first month I started using heroin again (I had been clean for six months up until that point). Now I'm not saying I would have stayed clean if it wasn't for Amazon, but it definitely made relapse happen a lot sooner. And besides, the drug made me work like a machine. The 10 hour shifts that slogged by in sobriety began to blow by with blissful alacrity, and my numbers were excellent to boot. And eventually, well, I was fucking hooked on heroin again and I knew I had to stop. So I quit to focus on my recovery. It was the best decision I've ever made and I've been clean for over three years now.

That might be a stupid story, but the whole time I worked at Amazon, all I could think was "they are going to automate this job someday, and thank fucking god for that. What is taking them so long?" No human should be made to do such mindless work. It sucks. And for $13.75 an hour, it definitely isn't worth it.
fabfile.py (Fabric) could be used as a Makefile in Python. If you don't ever need to ssh to other machines ti run your tasks, you could use pyinvoke library directly (tasks.py).
https://www.fabfile.org/

It is easy to add command line arguments to the tasks, configure them using files (json, yaml), environment variables, to split the task definitions into several modules/namespaces.
Then why does Fox News outrank The New York Times and The Washington Post on Alexa, but both are represented at a ratio of 2 to 1 to FN in the audit?
One book-series that engages with the feeling of being trapped by one's ideas is Dune (specifically, the first three books: Dune, Dune Messiah, Children of Dune). Those three books are all about a person who has a great (in the sense of large, not morally good) idea, unleashes that idea onto an unsuspecting world, and then spends the rest of their life attempting to stop the very memetic demon that they unleashed.
The headline seems to be a gross generalization of two reports that the writer didn't seem to investigate.

I'll wait for actual journalists to report on any newsroom biases or cultural changes, which is where I'd expect accurate reports to come from.

(Real journalists are sharp and wise observers, they of course have special vantages for newsroom internal goings-on, and their professional experience is in investigating and communicating truth. Even though they might not be able to report on their own outlet, they talk with real journalists elsewhere.)
Was disappointed.

From the title was hoping to see employer-based insurance compared against better market-driven individual-based insurance.

Instead it's yet another privatized vs socialized insurance analysis. (Not that it's not interesting...was hoping for something new.)
I mean (as the court did) intermediary between apple and the consumer.
Which you yourself have shown is illusory :)

Apple's claim is in large part that the transaction is not between them and the consumer, but they are basically just off to the side somewhere. Again, in historical precedent like Illinois Brick, that is most certainly correct, and you can bet money the app store was structured in precisely the way it was to try to fall under that precedent.

However, that illusion of being off to the side is clearly false from a practical perspective, as you have shown, and in the end, that is what lost them the case.

Apple took the precedent to the logical extreme, and when you do that, you run the risk of the supreme court saying "yeah, actually, that goes against what we were trying to accomplish in the first place be". Which they did here: in the abstract, they actually say "yeah, we get it, but that that makes no sense in practice".

(Hopefully lyft/uber/etc are paying attention, because they seem to expect the courts to let them take their "we're just app makers" argument to the logical extreme in a different legal context)
I would love to provide an email address and have the receipt sent to me in a machine readable format. It would allow me to automate tracking how much I spend on each item at the grocery store, for example.
NewsWave Released
You could use a super-optimizer to find code sequences that run as slow as possible on AMD CPU's, I think.
Doesn't markdown do this currently? Not by embedding, but by referencing an existing image?
It's the year of Linux desktop the same way there is 10 billion devices on the internet running Linux, because Android and IoT.

Doesn't really matter for Linux people, non-Linux people won't care. Hell, there is an argument to be made, that it is typical MS "embrace, extend and extinguish", so net negative.
I always open these links in a private window, accept all the tracking, read the article and close the window.
Waymo's self-driving cars are now available on Lyft's app in Phoenix
> neither of which are easily refuted.

I don't agree or disagree with the claims, but they're not easily refuted because they're not falsifiable. They amount to "we should do this because I think it's better". It's not persuasive. A better argument would be, "We all want to take care of poor people and improve our economy--we can do both and here is the data". Of course there will still be lots of friction and lobbying and so on, but at least it's a compelling argument.
AWS Transit Gateway Routing in Multiple Accounts
> Just watch Prometheus

or watch some movie with lots of space stations where things are great, and draw the opposite conclusion!

fiction isn't evidence of anything.
That would explain CNN being at the top, but wouldn't explain why NYT and WP outrank Fox in the audit, by a 2 to 1 ratio, when Fox outranks them on Alexa.
I would expect lots of double and triple hulls. Especially on the glassy parts. Micrometorite smashes through a pane and it only opens up the compartmentalized space between the walls. It doesn't even depressurize anything because the secondary hull can be left unpressurized. These can then be repaired by technicians.

A big emergency plug can be designed for large impacts, and as a last resort everybody can be trained in the use of emergency depressurization shelters. It's not without its risks, but at the same time it's not like the Earth is totally safe either. O'Neill colonies don't have to worry about natural disasters.
This is a good point. Healthcare needs practice and training it is a "project" common to whole of humanity
> What an awesome thing. This is probably a rare example of using technologies like machine learning and face recognition for good. Also, it means that we cannot trust photos anymore.

You can't trust any social media anymore.

Between Lyrebird, GPT-2, Deep Fakes, Sybil attacks on social media sites, and abusing Facebook/Google targeted advertising to leak targeting information on anyone, any sufficiently motivated individual, group or nation state has enough power to locate audiences and reorient them through tailor-made content to the attacker's objectives.

Today's cat-picture-viewing joke-seeking social media user faces adversaries who can deploy coordinated attacks from multiple points-of-origin (via Sybil clones) using multiple mediums (via audio, video, text generation) against specific targets without collateral damage to non-targeted audiences (target discovery via surveillance platforms like Facebook, Google). The information weapons deployed can change minds, destroy relationships with family members, undermine friendships, cause confusion, addict, and waste time that could be spent organizing against the attacker's policies.

In your profile, you state that you're a Russian developer. Consider that it's known that the Russian government interfered with American elections using these divide-and-conquer techniques. Consider that we have to question whether or not your profile is a Sybil account designed to slightly shift the perspective of HN readers towards the idea that Russians are not undermining elections by presenting the idea that educated Russians are naive to the threat. Likewise, consider that this response might be a cointel operation. One can _hope_ that you're genuine, but that's about it.

Sadly, the untrustworthiness goes far beyond photos.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2019/05/13/deepfakes-why...
Implementing Nonce-Based Content Security Policy (CSP) in Cloudflare Workers
Sure, but these risks are well understood and the owner tends to take special care if they do something. Would that be true of an auto-driver? Maybe.

I'm definitely of the "if you can't open it you don't own it" philosophy. I just think right now there is not enough care around auto-drivers by the companies making them, let alone the owners.

Didn't mean to derail the conversation, tractors are a whole different thing. No high speeds, no oncoming traffic.
I think the second place might have been a bit of bad luck, bit of not reading between the lines. It sounds like you can code well enough and your co-workers like you if you got positive feedback except for productivity and meeting issues which sounds like you're a good developer, but maybe have issues as an employee.

Are you currently employed and if so is your current place complaining, and if so is it the same things? I know after having been fired I get a bit of anxiety just thinking about those kinds of things even if I am doing well.

As others said on the falling asleep thing, do ask a doctor about it, you may have an attention disorder or sleep disorder.

Also do you participate in the meetings? If not, why? I found if its a meeting I don't need to be in, or can't participate in then its harder to focus and stay awake.

I also find that I am not good at 'using' my ears. I had trouble learning by listening when I was in class, and also by listening in meetings, I need to read something to have a chance at following along often. If you have a similar thing, ask if they can provide some notes or info about the meeting so you can prepare better. That may help.

I find on productivity, making sub-tasks for the day helps a lot. Something like:
* send email about x
* ask Y about Z
* look into A for project B
* do ticket D
* fix issues from PR for ticket Q
* do PRs for persan M and N

and then I just do those as well as I can each day and break them down into smaller tasks if need be. I don't care if I don't finish them really unless it happens a lot, and I add new things as they come up. I also normally make that list in Slack to myself so I can access it wherever I need to. This will give you a good baseline of where you are in terms of daily productivity. Also be sure that if you're doing a whole bunch of non-dev tasks, and they are measuring you on dev tasks, to talk to your manager about it. That's not fair or they be unaware of all the non-dev tasks.

But it sounds like the commonalities that happened in both jobs were not producing enough, and also sleeping or not being attentive in meetings. Work out why those are and fix those.

Does any of that help?
If you're going to recommend those guidelines, which is nice, can you please also follow them?

A response that begins with "Jesus" and ends with "you should learn some basics" is not acceptable in any HN thread, let alone a Show HN. When responding to someone's work, it's especially important to be kind. If your knowledge is greater than others', teach. Don't punish them with it.

Also, as the FAQ explains, a small number of reposts is ok if a story hasn't had significant attention yet. Thrice isn't excessive.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html
The issue isnt that low-skill jobs are being replaced by robots, since many of them are kind of shitty and/or physically harmful by being repetitive, etc. So it's not necessarily a bad thing to see them disappear.

The problem we have is with the existing low-skill workforce: how can we re-train them in an effective manner.
Please try steel-manning instead of straw-manning. Can you think of a circumstance where a man waking his partner with sex is a consensual activity? Have you observed that in the vast majority of sexual liaisons it’s a man doing the approaching? Do you realize that many women like male sexuality and want to be seduced? Can you see how equating normal romantic actions within a relationship with raping an unconscious drunk is dishonest and oppressive?

I can’t help observe that your implicit assumption that men are sexual predators. The need to speak out against that is the primary reason I’m willing to voice my observations on the subject.
And that was a manufacturing defect, not a meteorite impact.
Not really. When you take a look across the landscape of companies such as CRM, NOW, WDAY for enterprise SaaS, or even DBX for consumer-facing SaaS, their margins and free cash profiles tend to be around the mid-teens on Non-GAAP op. margin and 20-30% for annual free cash flow margin. Most institutional investors in growth software are looking for a blend of free cash generation and margin improvement, and out of those enterprise SaaS names all but Salesforce have been consistently delivering this.
I appreciate your points, I just really dislike paternalism, especially when it means treating farmers who are probably pretty savvy and creative like they are helpless.

I'm fairly certain that building compatible equipment is totally legally protected in the US. It would seem like a huge opportunity for some people living in farm/manufacturing country to start building adapters or other compatibility mechanisms to use add on equipment across tractor brands if the tractor manufacturers aren't interested in doing it. If Henry Ford could build a car in his garage, I'm sure there are plenty of people out there that could make a combine work with a tractor that doesn't have the right logo on the side.
It's a metaphor. In this case, for prior consent given in the most explicit terms possible to bound the discussion.