skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've experienced both remote work from another state in a house I owned and working in the company office in Manhattan for extended periods. Working in the office was massively better for my daily mood and mental health than working at home all the time. Just little things like getting up to go get an afternoon coffee with the people I work with.

When I worked at home sometimes I wouldn't even leave the house for two or three days at time.
Instead of dreaming about what potential lies in Etsy 2.0, why doesn’t someone build a competing marketplace that takes the advantage by not accepting a shit-ton of corrupting VC investment?
could you elaborate more about failure of kubernetes? I'm considering using docker/kubernetes in our production so to hear warning stories would be extremely helpful.
Compared to...?

SPA/PWA/specific non-native solution entirely based on JS?
They prefer heroin likely due to the fear of overdose. I pushed the button as often as the Dilaudid dispenser would let me after surgery. It's a pretty magical warm blanket. I understood the appeal immediately. All your worries melt away, and you're floating in a cloud.
Show HN: A microservice for splitting and recombining secrets
Most AWS services' console/API are 1-1. Occasionally a console might offer some convenience features which are just a combination of API calls, but I'm not aware of any service that has functionality solely offered in the console. As the original comment touched on, this would be really unusual in AWS where most attention goes to the APIs/SDKs which are what larger customers use.
The API sucks, too, though, when used from the command line. Every non-automated way of interacting with AWS is like pulling teeth, and in reality most people do this all the time. You can't automate a process you've never done manually, and you don't necessarily want to invest in building out an automation which you only need to do a few times. It's like AWS's excuse is "we offload the problem of a good UI onto our users", which in my opinion is really stupid. All it would take is one UI team which made common tools and standards for UI design and applied them throughout. The API has a consistent design throughout, so why not the UI?
> Of course those are all important questions, but you are clearly presenting a false dichotomy.

I don't think it's a false dichotomy. I think every ounce of moral outrage spent condemning those who associated with Epstein (and, in some cases, stripping them of their positions) is an ounce less to spend on uncovering how Epstein got off in the first place.

Anyway, I suspect we'll be fairly successful at the former and not so successful at the latter.
I am also wondering the same.
Are their other similar labs either in USA or Canada?
I liked MIT Media Lab as they didn't have any sort of prerequisite like Bachelors Degree,IELTS etc. If you have proven yourself in their area of interest then you can apply.
What a career mentor can do for you, and how to get one
To be fair, the media lab has an alternative funding model that draws primarily from private sources and not the government. The whole premise is that "there is all this private billionaire/corporate/sovereign money sitting around, let's use it for research". This is in contrast to grants, etc.

Note that MIT's central fundraising office seems to have not been in the know - I don't think this reflects badly on the rest of the institute (yet)
Yep, I saw this play out first-hand. My company hired a good group of people in the Seattle office for a job that was essentially remote. After a few years, the office shrank from about 6 people, to 2 as people decided to just move to CoL cities. Example destinations: Tampa, Santa Fe, Spokane, and Raleigh (in my case).

Nobody regrets their move yet to my knowledge. I'm definitely very happy to be saving money, and my standard of living is better. My urban lifestyle hasn't changed much (still only drive 2-3x a month for trips to cities, beaches or mountains) and I'm from NC, so culture stuff like the food and friendly people are a positive as well.
In what way would that not be the case for an "electron style" app?
Cool! Thanks for the information. " Though not sure it's good for every application as apparently the virtual DOM scales much better than svelte". My understanding of the pattern is that svelte should in theory scale better because you could do more optimizations at compile time. But perhaps I need to dig deeper on how it's implemented.

> And the single file components make you very productive.

Good to know you like this, thanks. I've started to do the same (single file components with style, html, and script in one) as well.

I'll have to explore tailwindcss. Not sure if I've seen that before, thanks!
"We are the MTA. You will be illuminated."
The article discusses at length a systemic cover-up of Epstein's involvement with the Media Lab. Multiple high-level people knew about it, knew that MIT had deemed that donations from him were not welcome, and tried to keep his involvement hidden. In other words, they knew they were doing something wrong, and they did it anyway.

From this, it is clear that some people were "seriously tainted" by Epstein's involvement.

Is there a question of where to draw the line? Sure. We don't have have all of the information, so clearly we can't draw a line. But when OP says

It strikes me as inappropriate to suggest that "Anyone seriously tainted by Epstein should step down". What does "tainted" mean? What does "seriously" mean?

the clear argument is that, because drawing a line is hard, we shouldn't call for any action against those who have stepped over it. That's an insult to his many, many victims and provides cover for his enablers. Honestly it's an affront to women everywhere.
You can't fool me round-earther. /s
This is very true. I commuted from Newburyport MA (20 minutes south of Portsmouth NH) to Boston by bus for a few years. (My other option was MBTA commuter rail, which was further from my house and ran into North Station, which was farther from work.) The bus ride was routinely 1 hour 20 minutes, so add another 20 to get to Portsmouth.

(Edit: I’ve also done the Providence, RI to Boston commute, by rail, which was just over an hour typically.

Don’t forget that commuting works well when your job is near free parking/train/bus. It gets pretty bad when you have to add another 20 minute subway wait/ride in once in town...)
I definitely get the feeling that’s what they’re going for. They mentioned they’re just testing out a new botnet made from IoT devices.
Recommendation is to not use e cig until they finish investigating but I wonder if a real cig is a worse alternative still?
Just make a photo for your own place and add it as background for Stellarium, no need to wait :-)
Then you haven’t tried the Google Cloud consoles.
So he nade billions of off blackmail? Never knew that - any proof?
Not to diminish Wikipedia engineers talent, of course...

But, I'd consider Wikipedia traffic to skew heavily towards anonymous read-only, with very few logged-in write traffic.

This allows for tons of caching opportunities: Varnish, Memcache, etc. And these techniques are well known.
I am pretty certain that when China used the Great Firewall to attack github, this was a test of their capabilities.
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Does anyone know if this, or anything like it, is available in VR?
Is anybody able to find the actual study? The best I could find is the news release from the University of York from May [1].

[1] https://www.york.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/2019/research/an...
Why unsubscribing from newsletter can take upto 2-3 days
When subscribe it is effective immediately but unsubscribing are informed that they take around 2-3 days or even up to a week. Is there any reason behind this or anything fishy ?
Informally, if you want a good doctor, the best way is to ask a doctor who you know and trust who they think is a good doctor or to refer you to someone who knows. Not all doctors are the best per the law of normal distribution.

If you have not already, consider getting a referral to a concierge doctor from someone in your network.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/03/business/economy/high-end...
> Just like trying to set your local public library on fire.

No, more like superglueing the doors shut for a few hours.

Don't really see the damage, especially since they moved onto Twitch and WOW servers, I'd say more work and a few early nights sleep has got done in the end.
It’s hard to imagine anything worse than a real cig with regard to the wide scale negative effects it has on nearly every system in the body. Maybe inhaling plutonium. :)
> I worked there for four years and I miss it every day.

Sorry but now I'm curious, why did you leave?
The Taycan freewheels when you take your foot off the accelerator and only regenerates when you hit the brakes. This is quite different than most other electric cars.
So now we need to worry about making custom DNS config for every single app on a computer?! It’s absurd.
To be fair to Gates, he flatly denies having been directed by Epstein. From the article:

A spokesperson for Gates said that “any claim that Epstein directed any programmatic or personal grantmaking for Bill Gates is completely false.” A source close to Gates said that the entrepreneur has a long-standing relationship with the lab, and that anonymous donations from him or his foundation are not atypical. Gates has previously denied receiving financial advisory services from Epstein; in August, CNBC reported that he he met with Epstein in New York in 2013, to discuss “ways to increase philanthropic spending.”
Using a giant robot hand feels 'weirdly natural'
Skip Gran and sue Best Buy and the IoT washing machine manufacturer.
>We can no longer keep solving human problems at the expense of the living planet.

We can't? Watch us do it. I found the article rather weak. As long as behavior is not incentivised, we won't do it. Humans are simple, but not easy.
It this price disparity will only last as far as the demand for these areas stays low. As the demand from remote workers fleeing large cities grows, so will the prices. See Austin for an illustration of rapid gentrification due to migration.
What a shifting of goalposts. It's not Japan's problem that you can't make it profitable.
> and, if we're realistic, it might never go anywhere...

I don’t see why this should be the case, unless we as a community decides it will not go anywhere.
really went for a VR-type feeling before VR ever became a buzzthing

As I remember it, the peak of the VR hype was 1993—SIGGRAPH ’93 was full of the stuff, Snow Crash came out in 1992, and of course Neuromancer had come out in 1984 and True Names came out 1981. Google N-Grams seems to back up this perception: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=Virtual+realit...

Stellarium came out in 2001, 8 years later.

I agree that it is beautiful and wonderful.
Nice job ozkl! Cool to see another OS being built in Qt Creator :)

Your generic DOOM looks really easy-to-port, gonna try it ASAP: https://github.com/ozkl/doomgeneric
The problem with nasal spray is that the patient still has to breathe. That's a tall order for someone who's OD'd. And it is why injectors are used instead.
Aren't many Europeans just as tall or taller than Americans tho (e.g. Dutch, nordic people)?

Though, waist wise, that would be true...
I have no idea what the cost of sandwiches are in SF. But in my city (much lower COL), the complaint is the same. Pre-made sandwiches are crap. If you order a sandwich at a proper store it's probably $8-10.
Having grown up on the US east coast and lived on the west coast for more than a decade (first Seattle, now SF), I need to point out that San Francisco and the west coast in general is not the center of US sandwich culture.

I would go so far as to say the average quality of bread available in any random supermarket on the west coast is much lower than in the northeast. That was one of my first culture shocks here: suddenly good bread was a speciality item that needed careful selection.
i said right at the beginning when people were starting to recommend e-cigarettes as a replacement for cigarettes that they should keep the good old 'unknown unknowns' in mind and that a recommendation without knowledge of long term risk is dangerous.

This should maybe be a general lesson when people advocate unproven replacements for unhealthy habits.
You already inhale polonium when you smoke a regular cigarette. :)
an outdated version of both.

Here's a bunch of buttons! What do you mean you didn't install the CLI, discover your system has mixed up versions of the package manager, and finally get around to running this convoluted command, after you learn how to get a list of IDs from your organization with the CLI
>Do you know how many different empires, rulers, internal wars and government systems China and India have gone through in 2000 years, and how many "races" and "cultures" they have?

Yes. Still more homogeneous and stable than most other empires...
Gesticulations 001 (2017)
That is not PZs problem.
Because it's really deadly and addictive. Legalising it would bring untold number of deaths.
We've been there before, opium, laudanum and heroin were available without prescription one time...
>My knowledge of the intricacies of the 65C02 in the 80s, working with DEC VAX and Stratus VOS in the 90s

VOS rocked! Loved the old Stratus boxes :-)
> That's the source of this entire controversy, and a point that I vehemently disagree with. The prosecutor who gave him that plea agreement had to resign from his Trump admin post because of the backlash from his decision. Epstein was accused of horrific crimes, which there were mountains of evidence attesting to, and yet he basically walked away and the investigation just stopped.

You misunderstood my point completely. I'm not saying that the government's decision to give him a deal actually means he didn't do anything wrong. I'm saying that it likely appeared that way to many people.

> Epstein got a deal because he was friends with people like Bill Gates, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Prince Andrew, who certainly wouldn't want an investigation into the nature of their relationships.

Is that why he got a deal? Can you provide documentation of this? To me, this is the crux of the issue. If "knowing people" is enough to get a plea deal then we have a problem, a much bigger problem than "MIT accepted $ from bad person".

> Based on what's available publicly, it's absurd to argue that the Feds didn't punish Epstein, ergo Epstein didn't really do anything "that bad".

As mentioned above, I'm not making this argument. I'm arguing that it wasn't absurd to think this way before the Epstein thing went mainstream. There were all kinds of rumors swirling around Epstein and I don't think it would have been unreasonable at all to dismiss them as rumors based on the fact that the feds let him off with a deal.
The Motivation for Persists
That suggests that these assignments are more like busy work, since the students are otherwise talented and qualified? Maybe it is a good thing after all?
Thanks! In fact, I prefer camel case for functions. You must be saying this for HashTable and List functions. I came from C++ world (where i name classes Pascal case and functions camel case). I wanted to group HashTable functions together like a class and named them that way. Yeah, it ended up being inconsistent unfortunately.
I named structs in PascalCase.
This. "I want something here that points to there" is how I always think about it. That's why "link" on my boxes is mapped to "ln -s" with the arguments swapped :)
Whelp, there go my plans of pissing off Putin
I worked for a year as an EMT, and saw a lot of folks who were extremely jaded and unsympathetic after years of dealing with this. There were a few angels who did really feel that they were doing the good work, but it is really hard to keep that attitude up for long in the face of this.
They also lack even the most basic healthcare and will die of easily preventable diseases if they get unlucky.
Pretty certain I've had lipid pneumonia through vaped bad oils; but the gastrointestinal involvement and elevated heart rate and white blood cell count sound like there might be something more specific happening? Please someone educate us further?
at the same time it's entirely possible if not likely the issue is with some additive which needs to be banned and all other additives highly regulated and logged so these sorts of issues can properly be attributed to those problematic additives.
Love this and can't wait to use it!

This is in Chrome Canary nightlies (78) now according to http://chromestatus.com, but I couldn't get it to work, and I scoured all the chrome://flags switches to see if I missed something.

Anyone else have any luck? Here's the code:

const object = {}
const firstName = object?.names?.first ?? '(no first name)'
console.log(firstName)
It is used for patients in palliative care, including US. With special prescriptions.

It's less risky then fentanyl most of the time.
The article suggests "two pizzas feed six to seven people". I don't get it, but maybe I'm coming from a different place. One pizza typically "feeds" one person, if even that. Typical pizza sizes across Europe are between 27 and 33 cm (10-13 inches).

So, for a team of six, we would get between at least five and up to eight pizzas, not two. :-)
Scrambled eggs are pre-made in a large pan and made from egg powder, and scooped onto your plate with a serving spoon. There is absolutely no semblance of fresh eggs or a certain number of them when you order them scrambled.
That's exactly how over-regulation starts.
Already implemented in the latest dnscrypt-proxy version.
I haven't had this problem. For simple string searches CloudWatch returns exactly what I'm looking for, even for partial word matches, and for more complicated queries there is the excellent Insights feature.
Well, that's new to me. I was going to reply that Google Maps simply used Mercator when you zoomed out, exactly because Mercator works so well when you zoom in on the local scale, which is 99.9% of the use of Google Maps.

But I figured I'd check first. No idea when they changed this, but it's pretty awesome. I wanted to say it'll probably be a while before classrooms can have those kind of maps, but all classrooms I'm aware of already have an electronic screen as board, so they already have it.

I guess that makes the whole discussion pretty much moot now.
https://twitter.com/daisyowl/status/841802094361235456
I'm not a doctor but are there any theories on how one might die from vaping?
Cheers! That's damn near magical.
Yet all we know is that these people vape and many of them were vaping black market THC oil with high levels of vitamin E. An estimated 10M people vape in the US and here we have an acute health issue with a few hundred people.

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/vaping/vitamin-e-now-focus-in...
Kashmir, and Pakistan and Bangladesh, and co...

Still, India as of today remains huge (1.4 billion people) and mostly homogenous and more long lived than most other nations, the claim wasn't that it was a monolithic thing that never had any splits/ethnic issues...

The comparison I explicitly made was to e.g. the Babylonian empire (now totally gone), the Roman empire (now totally gone), the British colonial empire (now almost totally gone), Austro-Hungarian empire (now gone), and so on...
Do you add a separate table for credentials held by applications?
>Maybe the portion sizes are bigger in the US.

Yes. For me, if I go to any restaurant that's not fast food, chances are an entree is enough for 1.5 meals (used to be 2 meals but sadly my appetite has grown). When I was a student I avoided those places because then I'd need a way to pack the food and not have it go bad.

It's easy to see why there's an obesity problem. Most people I speak to think that's one serving for a meal.

Portion sizes in most of the world are smaller.
Does it mean mobile apps built with Ionic frameworks are not allowed?
It's a textbook false dichotomy. And you have it exactly backwards. A culture that can't even summon the moral courage to point out and disapprove of influential people who minimized his crimes is less likely to deeply probe all the corruption linked to Epstein, not more. Apathy begets more apathy.
What are the best websites for finding remote jobs?
What tools are best?
How is DoT different from DoH? Do you have an issue with the format on the wire? Because otherwise you can use whichever resolver you want in either case.
The tone of this post is rather negative, but I think you make a lot of good points.
Charles Windsor's friend Jimmy Saville and Andrew Windsor's friend Epstein.

Not just money induced this blindness. Snobbery is real.
I wasn't asking about an emulator or how to pirate Windows. I was asking if there are any 16 bit homebrew OSes (with Windows compatibility a plus). Emulation might be a starting point, though. Do you have a link to any?
>Youthful rebellion needn’t always exist.

Respectfully disagree. Youthful rebellion appears to be driven by hormone-related factors (elevated risk tolerance) rather than being driven by reactions to anything in particular about a society.

Source: https://www.pnas.org/content/109/42/17135
I have asthma and have lived in Denver since before legalization.

When vape pens first came out I never had any issues. In the last few years I very well could have easily been one of those statistics.

Vape pens make my lungs hurt and I have to use my rescue inhaler for days afterwards. It’s terrible. I don’t know if they changed how they make the oil but I completely gave up on vaping. I tried one with pineapple flavoring and man... it almost was the death of me.
What is the Copenhagen Effect?
What websites are best for finding good remote jobs?
What are the most useful tools and apps?
To me subway has always been trash. More especially when you get out of the cities and go to the ones on the road. Lots of bad experiences.

The meat is suspect. Others here have already mentioned a lawsuit.

If you think the bread is ok then you must have never had bread not made in a giant factory.
Well, if you're spending $50 over and over to save the life of someone who then immediately gets back up and goes off to find more heroin, then "what price is a human life worth" is an interesting question indeed. There are billions of us, and some cost a lot more than they contribute.
> which is awesome and free and has an Android app

> > Contains Ads

NO, thanks.

Stellarium for Android has NO ads.
Your description reminded me of it. Cheers.