skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
that's true everywhere in the world.

because most of the workers make a just a little but more or don't even make it.
Recently retired EMT here. You hit the nail on the head. For me, dealing with the patients was the easy part. I had one simple rule: just be nice and show that you care. Sometimes, that was the most important thing, especially with the chronic "frequent fliers" we were picking up nearly every day.

Coworkers were the hardest part, not just that they were jaded, but they actively viewed coworkers that did not ascribe to their jaded worldview as the enemy.
Another comment here posted a video - the base kind of wobbles around violently, so attaching blades to it would be ill advised.
Does this include native shopping apps, but that use a web view for the checkout flow? Can’t quite wrap my head around the wording.
I've never used S3 to host a website before so I decided to try this and see if it's really that complicated.

First, I searched for "host static website on S3" and found an AWS docs page with a walkthrough.

Then, I created an S3 bucket through the console. I uploaded a "hello world" index.html file to it.

Then I went to Properties, checked "Use this bucket to host a website" and gave it the name of my index file. When I clicked Save, I had a hosted HTML file that I could navigate to.

I'm struggling to see how it could be simpler than that. What exact problems did you run into?
> In short, to your point: AWS is for builders... who pay. And right now all the growth is in enterprise, where we don’t know how to make API calls from a command line.

Infact AWS's HSM devices intentionally don't have an API, as "security feature."
> I think of it like `cp`. Source to destination, where destination is the soft link.

That doesn't make sense to me. The way I think about cp is "copy this, and put it over here". If you think about symlinks that way, you mix it up.

When you say "source to destination, where destination is the soft link", that makes it more confusing for me, because if you consider the symlink that is being created as the "destination" (which at least is the intuitive way to think about it for me, but I suppose it's individual), you actually end up with:

# cp [source] [destination]

# ln -s [destination] [source]

Where "source" is "the new thing that should be created".

Since I seem incapable of getting out of this way of thinking about sources and destinations, my rule of thumb is that when creating a symlink, you always decide where it should point first. Not intuitive perhaps, but this time I've made the mistake so many times it kinda sticks.
Yeah I meant "Society of the Spectacle". Whoops. There's a great subreddit devoted to the book called "Sorcery of the Spectacle" that confused me.
I mean it's right there in the title :)
> as you don’t try to sell things through it

Why? Why does Apple insist on playing middleman, if not for totalitarian control over all commerce on the platform? How is this not monopolistic anti-trust behavior?
I agree with you. Deal with your stuff and then you'll be respected as a country. And know who are you real allies, sometimes it isn't that clear.
There's nothing wrong with running a manually administered singleton box any more than there's doing the same with your laptop. Yes of course you should have backups in both cases, but all out automating infrastructures of every experiment is likely work that will not pay off.
can't believe I never checked OSDev before... what a trove of info! I'll spend a while digesting there, thanks!
When it is the sole supported SMTP server for the most popular hosting panel, cPanel, it's going to be heavily used even if it was awful on all other fronts (and from other comments, it sounds to be pretty good... other than security, which is a big deal).

Interestingly, other panels seem to use other SMTP servers: https://www.liquidweb.com/kb/comparison-of-the-four-major-se...
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Sounds like it would, unless maybe the app took special care to allow only modification of some harmless parts.
It blows my mind people still link to that YouTube video. I wrote that comment nearly 10 years ago, not that I have any proof. It's cool to see something I wrote have staying power.
It seems simpler and more direct for the media to say,

"Selling this insecure IoT-device/phone/router/tv that requires every consumer to become a security expert, and taking no responsibility for OTA patches and so forth, puts you at risk for paying hundreds of millions of dollars in fines and/or damages."
OK, here's a question - you say "tiny apartment", but is that really all that exists in the US? In the UK, there's a rather large amount of 2 and 3 bed flats - the one I'm living in is nearly 800 square feet, not unreasonably priced, and we can fit more people than we can reasonably organise to be available at one time.

There's also three parks within 10 minutes' walk, more a short bus ride away, and multiple shops and cafes surrounding us. And we're about 15 minutes by bus from the city centre.

Just saying... the issues the US seems to have with cities seem to mostly be a result of lack of caring about them, not inherent properties of cities.
Multiprocessing vs. Threading in Python
There are exactly zero big box retailers or lobbyists that will abide that.
For many instances - no as you are just removing that long commute. Many places have high priced area's that people commute to from a great distance. In those cases you are removing the commute. For those moving into the countryside, unless your building new houses - your not using up more land. Just shifting and also removing the need for new housing in dense area's, so protecting green spaces were they are more needed.

But any swing one way or another can shift that balance. You can look at the extreme of people all shifting to the countryside that the countryside itself becomes a town, a city.... But things tends to balance out.

After all, in many area's we are seeing the demise of high street shopping, is that a good or bad thing. But I'm sure many do not want to live in stacked up boxes so small as so they are barely affordable and all other activities reduced to door delivery. Though in many area's, that is kinda what people have already.

Then the whole aspect of the population not getting any smaller and such shifts will be more than offset by population expansion.
Does hiring a remote worker trigger nexus if you don't otherwise have a "presence" there? I'm sure you'll need to register with the secretary of state there to pay payroll taxes.
Have you considered re-adding a measured amount of news -- at least local -- to your week? You're absolutely right that a lot of the so-called "news" is garbage and just a source of negative emotional energy. Especially the flotsam drifting across social media...

On the other hand, there are things happening in the world, decisions being made and actions taken, that almost certainly affect stuff you value. This is especially true in your town/county/sub-national political region -- which is why I said "local". It's still not exactly fun a lot of the time, but knowing -- and being able to influence! -- what's going on around you ultimately has more upside than down.
> Probably 50% of the students I tutored asked me to write programs for them

How does this play out after school? These students obviously have no passion for programming and are probably just there for the money after school. But once they get that job--and I'm not even sure they can land that FAANG job they want; you're not going to cram your way to being a competent whiteboard coder--do they just hope they'll just stumble into a job where they don't do much work, and the work isn't very difficult, and are ok with getting fired from every other job?
This may disappoint you, but I don’t have a clear objective definition of what qualifies as tainted. The Media Lab intern who got him coffee is fine. Continually working with him to secure millions of dollars in funding — again, while suspecting him of still being a sex trafficker — is not. Them’s the breaks.

You asked how Epstein’s wealth and connections got him off. Here’s how: he knew powerful people who were willing to minimize or ignore his transgressions. That’s it. It’s how he escaped with such a lenient sentence legally, and it’s how he was able to continue working with organizations like MIT Media Lab professionally. You’re acting like these are entirely separate issues, when really they’re just two sides of the same coin.
This is a recklessly false statement. Please do research into current literature before relaying dangerous anecdotes that you believe to be true about you.
The idea is that you work remote not try to find employment in the new locale.
There might be some niche applications of this, but I really doubt that you should call it "The Future of Wind Turbines".
> With a federal structure, it would be no problem.

In fact, you don't even have to look beyond India to see a country which is doing pretty well for itself (all things considered) despite each state being a quasi nation with distinct cultural and language mores.
Most pollution doesn’t come from “motors to move people”. Transportation is 14% globally and 28% for US, however that includes every kind of transportation - trucks, large ships, cars, trains, etc.

https://www.epa.gov/ghgemissions/global-greenhouse-gas-emiss...

Largest sector globally is industry and heat, followed closely by agriculture.

Big cities may be superior in some respects, but they are also the symptom of a larger problem - it’s a lot more of us on this planet than were pre-industrial.
AI Safety “Success Stories”
So this was a while ago and I fully admit it might have been me being stupid.

However when I was doing it I don't think there was a "Use this bucket to host a website" button. Instead you had to give the bucket a special type of permissions which meant anyone could see the contents but no one could write to it. I kept following the guide as closely as I could but I couldn't get it to take.
Missing fresh produce? You can buy straight from the farmers off their trucks. Santa Fe has farmers markets every Saturday morning. The natural grocers, sprouts, Trader Joe’s, and Whole Foods also have fresh produce. Norther NM just had a bumper year of it’s “wild” fruit trees. Even here where I live. Maybe ask around?
Minimal Effects of Proto-Y Chromosomes on House Fly Gene Expression
On a side note, I was surprised to learn, that Wikipedia does not have a proper status page.
status.wikimedia.org redirects to grafana dashboard and it too was down yesterday.
Well I am glad I am not the only one who struggles to understand what is going on with AWS. Everyone is all over the place with cryptic howto's. I think I may have even "lost" a running container at some point. Google cloud also seems to be out to confuse people, maybe its a strategy to stop users from escaping :)
I dream for an American city with public transit as good as some European countries. Hopefully some infrastructure projects will come through, but I really don't see it happening any time soon with the amount of corporate lobbying making sure everything stays exactly the same: profits for oil.
I have a serious problem and I need concrete advice, not broad generalizations about the politics of healthcare. My health situation is complex, and I have seen some very good doctors, but they can't justify spending the time and effort needed to cure just one patient. I need actionable steps that I can take.
I’m not providing my opinion on Apple’s policies; I’m just surfacing them because the linked article doesn’t make them clear.
This is getting ridiculous. Everyone has multiple facets to their personality and some private one.

You may be dealing with a nice person or a business partner but don't know what they do in private.

Epstein got medialized and media are having an ad money feast on this. Up until this point (or rather 2005) he was a physics teacher and a reputable financier.

2005 he served a sentence. The premise of how justice in society is that you pay your debt. How could anyone who dealt with him be accused unless they took part in the sex offences?

Also, let's not forget presumption of innocence (until convicted) which is key concept our justice is built on and a fundamental human right.

Media absolutely disregard it on every monetizable occasion. All you need is an accusation and you're already painted as guilty. When that's cleared nobody cares. Someone should hold them accountable.

Of course, I don't defend Epstien's acts, if they are proven which seems very likely, everyone involved in the actual crime must be held accountable.

But 1. leave the others alone, 2. who's will hold media accountable for every case they treat a suspect as an actual convict and create social consequences for her before a lawful trial took place?
The Director of a huge research institution lying to their parent university (and to the lab they direct) about their direct involvement with a child sexual predator is not a non-story.
'pushed by elites'?
By using 4Mb pages, we can skip one step which is page tables.

In other words, Page Directory points directly to a 4Mb Page Frame. In 4Kb mechanism, Page Directory points to a Page Table which then points to a 4Kb Page Frame.
There already exist successful sovereign states that have no pathway to self-sustainability at a modern level of living due to lack of food or oil production.
True, in that case the press started it, and then the family sued.
I think one should be really careful when translating fluid dynamics things from hummingbird sized objects to wind turbine sized objects.
Wikipedia has a huge impact in people's lives, particularly in non-English languages, and there's so much work to do, and so much of it feels urgent and necessary. I really responded to that, and I wasn't careful, and burnt myself out. (This was not the fault of the org; Wikimedia is largely a do-ocracy, and if you're intent on working through the small hours of the night, there is very little anyone can do to stop you. Co-workers who saw what I was doing did urge me to pace myself and exercise self-care.) By the time I realized what I was doing, I was in a pretty bad way, and felt like I needed a complete change of scenery to get back on my feet.
You can't expect everyone to be able to identify when their car is not running as expected. Wait, you can and you must under the law. Also there are liabilities.
Considering HTML a programming language, and not knowing the relationship between Arduino and C++, would seem to call into question the validity of their conclusions. If you're going to include HTML, you should include CSV, JPEG, Word, and URLs too.

Also, why are bash and Excel missing? They're clearly programming languages in precisely the way HTML is not, and they're clearly a lot more popular than some of the items on the list.
At the end, you still need to trust the resolver.

There is a proposal to improve this. Resolves won't know client IPs any more: https://github.com/DNSCrypt/dnscrypt-protocol/blob/master/AN...

Reference client and server implementations should be ready in the next few days.
You might want to tell the BJP voter base that
A neighbour of mine is a MRI hospital radiologist, it seems odd that instead of talking abou the price of fish there is much to discuss about the price of Helium.

This is HN; so is there any way market forces fix this?

Qatar is producing it, and most of the supply was down to the US government treating it as a strategic asset. Alas as ever, in liquidating their stores they depressed the price.
(I assume, I'm not a He broker)
Good article

OP's post linked to an article that mentions elsevier. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S074756320...

I keep seeing that name, it's related to Mendeley, an app for reading journals on smartphones.

Unfortunately it's 10-20 bucks to get the paper.

> Loneliness, envy

It seems to be a common theme in FOMO. This paper also tries to tie envy + loneliness <-> fomo: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/6a4f/4e27a55178bd1d9bd58744...

Surveys around this subject have weaknesses, this snippet from above sums up my feelings: "Another limitation derived from the self-reported nature of the questionnaires. Information reported by participants may have reflected socially desirable responses, rather than participants` true responses."

This is the big issue around this status / pride stuff. There's never going to be people admitting how they're sensitive about superficial things and there's this awkward silence to not break the fourth wall and talk about it. Lol

Why? Maybe because it's vulnerable self-disclosure and there wouldn't be reciprocity. If everybody went and said something like: "my primal fear is I won't be loved if I don't have status. I worry if I speak candidly about my feelings and attitudes, friends will abandon me. I feel I'm always caretaking to others and nobody cares about me. That's why I act out this way"
Well if they are good enough for you to put their code into your program then shouldn't they be good enough to be offered a job? Seems like it works exactly as intended in terms of trying to find someone who can do the job
In my UK city the supermarkets started locking their bins; describing it as a polemic seems a bit like burying your head in the sand.

The problem appeared to be injuries (of scavengers, and the potential for the supermarket to be liable) and extra work of cleaning bin areas.

High-street bakeries used to sell off all the food cheap at the end of the day. At some point in the last 15 years - Greggs took over all my local bakeries (or out-competed them). Greggs policy is now not to sell off stuff because then poor people will buy it instead of paying full price - they throw it away instead (according to staff at my Greggs).
About 15 years ago a colleague of mine at IBM had the following on their board.

ln -s physical virtual

I never forgot it and can see it visually in my mind. You need something physical before you can virtualise it.
funny you mention, that's exactly what I'm working on for it next!
“Full Employment”? Margins for Expansion in the US Economy in Mid 2019
That occured to me as well
I strongly believe that calling medications by their brand name is a bad idea. It's marketing departments' work to put into peoples' heads their stupid and annoying brand names. They want people to seek %brand_name% rather than %chemical_name%. They want people not even to know actual names of the chemicals. It's so widespread that people start thinking that medications called by their brand names are more effective than their generics. Companies that produce and sell generics have to write on the packages "compares to the active ingredient of %brand_name%™" otherwise people will not buy it. People don't know what diphenhydramine is, they only know B......l, and it's the only antihistamine they know. For that reason, when two exactly same medications are located at the counter right next to each other, one plain small adequately-looking box with a generic, and another one is a colorful oversized stupidly-named box with words "ultra", "fast", "extra", that easily costs 3 times more, people go for the later. Don't propagate this practice.
Maybe it's been updated since then. This is the guide I followed: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/HostingWebsi...
The issue is you used to be able to remove apps at any time and then set that profile to be a default profile.

Once these junkware apps are provisioned once it's a much bigger pain to get them out of default profile land. In other words, you'd better boot straight into audit mode, have everything lined up right to clean this stuff up. And yes, that is Remove-AppxProvisionedPackage . How about adding Remove-AllJunk with some sane defaults?

And why have to do this? I'm the one paying per seat on these installs - and instead of solving problems I am given a bunch of problems.
“Only” a couple million dollars?
DNS-based censorship doesn't work well enough for governments to be useful, it's always just a first step towards much more aggressive censorship tech. You should not advice people to use DoH to circumvent censorship, Tor is a decent longer term solution, and so are private VPNs, proxies.

Although I find it suspicious that there is just DNS filtering on your ISPs side and no IP filtering. Is it at the stage where it's not even enforced, semi-voluntary censorship by ISPs? Otherwise once the government starts checking compliance it will force IP-based filtering too, where DNS filtering circumvention is useless. And governments don't care about how broad the filtering is. Russia, for example, blocked half of the internet once in an attempt to censor Telegram.
The AWS APIs documentation is excellent, I have no qualms with it, other than some inconsistencies in payloads/naming across services.

The console should be for exploration/discovery and if you're actually building production infrastucture by pointing and clicking, well, shame on you.
Really? There were a couple who looked like their families were dealing with poverty, but most seemed to be happy, healthy, living in comfortable surroundings and with a handful of nice toys. What I didn't see was excess.

Now what surprised me was the Alaskan kid whose toys are apparently sleds and, um, a hanging rope?