skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This sounds like the sequel to rendevous with Rama when the main character has to learn how to use an alien computer terminal.
A careful reading of that link does not support "a lie".

Or another:

https://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2019/oct/09...

It certainly is easy enough to generate a reason acceptable to external monitors to get rid of a person. I have done this myself, and would do it again. In fact I don't think I've ever worked anywhere over the last 40 years where this is not the default approach. CYA is a thing, and always will be.
About 20 coworkers use Windows 10.

Only one crash in 2 years.
As a side note:

CDNS, which usually are the use case for global caches, are also kind of critical when it comes to the GDPR and other privacy laws.

Having no global cache may kill of the usefullness of CDNs (which is somewhat doubtfull given the number of stuff available).
But you are not allowed to use them anyway unless the site is plastered with some allow-all-the-things-popup.
Ideally, you get the vaccine before you're sexually active, as it won't inoculate you against strains of the virus you have already been infected with [1].

I recommend it to everyone who will listen. Cheap risk mitigation (comparatively speaking). Australia made it compulsory, and they will have eliminated cervical cancer in a few decades because of it [2] (and my hunch is that gene therapy will pick up the remainder until then [3]). It's literally a vaccine that prevents cancer [4]. Who says no to that?

[1] https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/by_th... (Harvard Women's Health Watch |
By the way, doctor: Should I get the HPV vaccine if I'm already infected?)

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/03/world/australia/cervical-... (In Australia, Cervical Cancer Could Soon Be Eliminated)

[3] https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-09/cervical-cancer-cure-... (Cervical cancer 'cure' closer with gene-editing breakthrough, scientists say)

[4] https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2019/p0822-cancer-prevent... (An Estimated 92% of Cancers Caused by HPV Could be Prevented by Vaccine)
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I am glad you found this useful! The resume is based on JSON Resume[0] which has a nifty tool which lets you generate from your LinkedIn profile [1]. Hope this helps!

[0] https://jsonresume.org/
[1] https://jmperezperez.com/linkedin-to-json-resume/
Deciding whether to adopt new Swift technologies
That’s not a staggering number, to be honest.
Love Go. But this is yet another case where language creators opted out of standardizing something they should have. The community is left to fend for themselves and squabble over naming conventions and boilerplate.

The golang-standards/project-layout repo is the inevitable outcome. An over-engineered land grab (let's call it what it is). But 11k stars is a decent indicator of Go programmers wanting some kind of authoritative standard so they don't need to re-organize their now-small but tomorrow-large projects over and over.

A recent issue that parallels this one is package management. So many monstrosities came out of that until go modules was formalized :P
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Bulgaria

Romania

Macedonia

Albania

Serbia

Montenegro

Kosovo
Start a budget.

That might sound odd, but a budget isn't just a way to limit your spending/saving, it's a way to prioritize it. Choose some things you want to explore spending money on and budget for that. Then when you have saved enough do it. It could be an experience, a new set of saucepans(seriously, upgrade your pans if you enjoy cooking! You'll still love your cast iron but you'll be able to do so much more), a trip, or a donation.

I somewhat agree with other commenters who are saying don't change, but you clearly want to. So setting up a budget to allow yourself the permission to spend the money you are earning in ways that make sense to you seems like one possible solution.
It's important to keep in mind that the older generation that needs to be supported right now and the generations before had plenty of kids and the problem does not exist at the moment - it's more about what happens if the trends holds and the generations that are at well below replacement rates start retiring.

Also, most of the wealth held by the top of the wealth pyramid is not what has already been produced, but merely claims on future production. I doubt people at the top of the wealth pyramid consume all that much as a fraction of the society's productive capacity - either they are holding onto existing claims or creating new claims by making investments that would increase the future productive capacity.

So if there was a production gap and the youth is not able to support the older generation due to the lack of productive capacity, moving the wealth downwards would exacerbate the gap, because you'd be redirecting some of the productive capacity towards consumption rather than investment.
I don't rollback unless it's for work, I just take the time to fix it, the site can stay down for as long as it needs to.
never did trust a processor or IDE component, from the day i learned how to use them.

Whitepapers made me suspicious, the reserved words or bit values that where mentioned but not documented despite the parent function being extensively documented was one of the reasons.

the results of bit walking hardware instruction sets and trapping the resulting output states gave me cause to suspect things.

the long and short of it is digital hardware is not open source, and is not an operationaly secure platform.

The advent of microcode, was a major turning point, as processors were effectively wiretapped at that point.
It was heralded as a way of fixing mistakes, post-production, so you could reprogram the microcode to do things differently. This puts the user in a very compromised situation, and is getting to be quite extensive as industry has gone beyond simple browser manipulations, and is actually reaching into the firmware that drives the hardware components, and manipulating systems out of band with the processor. The result is a compromised network of digital processors hosted on your mother board.

So what can we do when we design hardware? How about trap and dump?
if a word shows up on a bus, a home rolled bus controller/hard wired analogue device could quench that word, [trap-dump] so any and all compromised digital components would not hear evil instructions, and would be muffled from issuing evil bus words.

The microcode is something that is usually an encrypted proprietary firmware, unless the firmware can be opened, understood, and manipulated, by the actual owner/user then evil commands and evil actions, must be censored from reaching in or out. a massive undertaking but well worth it.

ya all can start following the breadcrumbs here:

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

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

https://people.cs.clemson.edu/~mark/uprog.html

https://securiteam.com/securityreviews/5FP0M1PDFO/
Yes, but at the same time stocks can be used as collateral for loans.
I think it's called the PG&E Cali-fire strategy now.
So I take it the defense lawyer dismissed the MD offhand, but on your turn, the DA broke out into a sweat and dismissed you?
1000x this. I live in Austria right now and most start-ups here are funded with EU or Government grants.

That's really nice but the problem is most of them are designed to suck up as much of that free no-strings-attached grant money as possible rather than build a successful product.
No, the article focuses on something completely different: That more men are diagnosed with HPV-associated cancer than women, these days.

That's because of a huge increase in mouth and throat cancer among men, likely caused by an increase in oral sex.

Boys getting the vaccine can prevent them from getting cancer decades later, basically.
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Ironically I live in a house on what seems to be a fairly affluent street [0] in Berlin, yet the road outside the house is unpaved gravel.

[0] seems to be, but I don’t know if the appearance is deceptive as I’m a foreigner who only speaks the local language to the level of simple newspaper stories.
And a lot poorer overall, which certainly doesn't help.
GDP(PPP) per capita for India was 7874 in 2018.
Versus 41351, 44227 and 53023 for South Korea, Japan and Taiwan respectively.
These countries that manage their high population density pretty well are also much smaller (Japan is around 10 times smaller than India) and it is much easier to optimize/organize on a smaller scale.
When was the last time you heard the US media refer to anyone in the three letter agencies as "spies".
Downvoted for using words in a very idiosyncratic way that does not cast any additional light on the subject.
My understanding is it was very common for teachers to be fired/contracts not renewed as soon as they announced they were pregnant. Not sure why you think a link to a site like freebeacon backs you up.

I understand that people might not like her policies, but this stuff is clearly targeted swift boating. It doesn’t add to to the discussion.
You give people far too much credit. In my experience: implement a hack in whatever the latest upstream version is to meet requirements, then never pull in upstream changes and just keep running the increasingly ancient, hacked-up fork.
Japan, Korea or other countries may also be overpopulated yes. But realize the volume spread. A few millions overpopulation is largely different from an over population of a few billions. The magnitude is incomparable.
Admiral Adama had a point.
$100m lol. Don't think these cost as much as a fighter jet.
These systems are useless. Of the many flaws:

1.) Simple alteration (change a pixel in MS paint) or encryption of content bypasses the filter
2.) Patching out the filtering routine bypasses the filter
3.) Blocking the phone-home address (pihole, router firewall, etc) bypasses any reporting
4.) Any vulnerability in the future that allows an attacker to report arbitrary clients (disclosure of client IDs, weakness in app, weakness in server) renders evidence gathered by the system unreliable.

At best clientside filtering allows you to draw relationship maps of technically incompetent perverts who might possibly be sharing CP. What harm reduction are they trying to get out of that?? Why not just refocus efforts on catching the small minority of individuals who are actually producing this content??

But hey, if these garbage clientside filtering of image uploads is enough security theatre to keep governments satisfied, I say let them have it.
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I often feel that the main result of this privacy consciousness is that it adds to the impression caused by the OP, that is, one of being behind technologically.

E.g. when you can't do administrative tasks online or have to fetch and send some info from and to four different government agencies because they're not allowed to pass it among each other.

But who knows, maybe I'll be thankful for the extra work one day when other societies are wholly ruled by brainwave scanners and social credit systems.
American farmers are anti-intellectual and rarely listen to science? Citation is really needed, because that’s not what reality shows. It’s very true that farmers are risk adverse, but that’s for good reason: it takes years for “discoveries” to be vetted and people aren’t going to literally bet the farm on trendy tech until it’s proven.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/06/business/farming-technolo...
> For a 180lb male, it would take 4 drinks for them to become over the legal limit

That's not true, but I don't blame you — I learned the same thing in school. As I recall, the 'drinks' they used were 10-ounce servings of 3.2 beer, not 16-ounce servings of 5.8% beer. And the limit now is 3/4 of what it used to be (was .12, then .10, now .08).

A single good beer is enough to throw you over the limit.

Just don't have a drink and then drive. Never mind whether you can drive just fine or not after one drink[0]: it's just not worth the legal consequences regardless.

0: I used to think it was okay, but I no longer do.
It's surprising that it took until 2017 for "Fachleute" (experts) to warn the city about the situation. Wouldn't one expect the same advice to be given ever since 2001 when Windows 95 support ended?
It seems a bit insane to me that pregnancy leave is something we Americans mostly leave to the discretion of employers. If we as a society care about it, we should back it up with public dollars and public policy.
CDNs will always be useful all the time the speed of light exists and DDoS is a threat
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Overpopulation is always relative. It means that the population at hand exceeds the amount that existing systems can cope with. You can argue that Indian society is badly organized and that their current population levels and densities could be sustained with better societal systems, but that doesn't quite capture how difficult it is to fix societal systems.
I still don't understand how this is going to result in anything positive for the company.

the whole point of an HR department is to stop anything developing that could cause productivity issues for a company.

Cutting the leave short for because someone's child dies shows a stunning lack of empathy or understanding of wider consequences for staff and company.

If I had found out that my company had pulled shit like that, then there would be hell to pay.

what kind of emotional vacuum do these people live in?
You can easily do this in the U.S. (See, e.g., the wave of corporate inversions that caused U.S. companies to re-incorporate in Canada and the U.K., which often required executive teams to move to those countries.)

The Canadian corporate tax rate is just 15%, and even Trudeau is pursuing aggressive neo-liberal policies. Canada would happily take our billionaires. (So would other English-speaking countries. Ireland, the U.K., and Canada have been the destination for dozens of corporate inversions over the last couple of decades.)

The U.S. is already the least economically free country in the Anglosphere: https://www.heritage.org/index/ranking. Do we really need to test how much we can squander our prosperity by being to the left of countries like France? https://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/emmanuel-macron-cont...

Especially when it's unnecessary? Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax, even on paper, will raise a fraction of the revenue that a VAT would. (Which Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, the U.K., and Australia all have, unlike the wealth tax.)
Good. I've been advocating for this since publishing a history-leaking attack on Chrome's shared bytecode cache, which also doesn't rely on the network (CVE-2019-13684 - see page 8 of [0]). Would also like to see this applied to visited link state eventually. Shared state between origins inevitably leads to information leaks.

[0] https://www.spinda.net/papers/smith-2018-revisited.pdf
You need internet but we have options for customers that need airgap or high security
When did the Trojan outbreak occur?
The existing rail system is very efficient for heavy freight.

High speed intercity rail needs a new railway system. There can't be any grade crossings with highways - a 200 mph train hitting a flatbed semi with a bulldozer on it is not something you want to have happen. The railway has to have curves of much larger radius that are banked correctly for high-speed operation. High-speed rail can have steeper grades, since the locomotives are powerful and the cars are light. High-speed rail is electrified with overhead catenaries, while freight is diesel with high clearance for double-stacked container cars.
It's also not uncommon that a 10-line local hack that took an hour or two total to figure out and implement mutates into a 200-line pull request that eventually gets merged after 3 months of near-daily babysitting and 7 rounds of review with 10-deep email threads because the initial approach wasn't quite up to standard and the project maintainers have meant to redo the code in this area for a while now anyway, so could you just…

Or, you know, somewhere along that path, you give up, for reasons which can be anywhere between frivolous/laziness and entirely reasonable. If you're lucky, your change is sufficiently googlable that one of the next people who need it comes along and cleans it up and goes through with the full merge dance before upstream has diverged too far from your abandoned patch.
Why would you prefer that?
In all other intermediate layer you would write "imperative" stuff for how to transform the data and eforce it's correctnes. In the Db you "define" how it should look/behave/ and who has access.

As long as the "business" logic is directly related to the data in question, the code in the database will always be faster, shorter (by a lot) and easier to understand (because it's shorter by orders of magnitude).

I know your reaction comes form years of tutorials telling you not to do this, but this was way back when mysql didn't even have views, things are a lot different now, databases are not dumb stores.

Give it 5 minutes and try a small project, you'll be surprised by the power
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I like this idea. Especially helpful for prototyping a web UI against an arbitrary existing dataset. PostgREST is much more full featured and as commented by a few others “production-ready”(?) but if you’re into this and looking for something a bit more naive but just as accessible I wrote a similar utility to expose some Postgres data over http: https://github.com/daetal-us/grotto
I actually think the one schema to rule them all approach is a bad one. Different parts of the stack have different use cases and require different data representations. I think it's a fundamental flaw many ORMs fall into.

As for postgrest and graphQL, queries and data transformations are proof that your DB schema shouldn't be forced the the stack and onto the clients. I would argue that graphQL strived for the exact opposite of single schema and tends to 'clients should choose their own API' approach.
I rollback by deploying previously tagged docker image.
> "Yet they still have people register their religion choice. Ostensibly it’s because of taxes"

Stupid question maybe, but do Germans actually comply with that law? Even the ostensible justification seems weird; why should religious beliefs be relevant to taxes owed?
Austrian start-up are a total scam. They're designed to milk those fat subsidies and do little else. It doesn't matter if you get 200,000 on your first application, 150,000 on the next .. you're not working to establish a product and build a market and add value to it - you're working to keep the grant writers happy.
"Object-relational mapping is a leaky abstraction leading to slow imperative code"

So they added REST on top of ORM, few more layers of data transformation and even leakier abstraction, so poor dev doesn't have to worry about "low level" SQL.

I lost count of how many different libs/frameworks i saw that exposed CRUD through HTTP, all failed miserably, because it is actually very dumb idea.
So Bill Gates spends annually 100% of his income in reinvestments? None of it's just sitting in the stock market? But helping small businesses and entrepreneurs? (Don't get me wrong I admire Bill Gates), but a LOT of money IS just sitting in accounts collecting interest and doing nobody a lot of good. Till they die then it goes to their spoiled brat children who hardly deserve it - I mean they didn't do the work to get it, why should they get it?

How about an estate tax of 100% over 10 million, 0 under 10 mill. That's plenty of money for anybody, and puts the money back in play.

Honestly, if i were filthy rich, my kids wouldn't get a ton of that money. I want my posterity to be self-enablers, not born with golden spoons like Trump and others.

Though, I think the best way to pay for this is MANY different ways:
Companies already pay healthcare --make them keep paying that just as a tax to the pool for everyone's care.

Create a VAT tax that's something like 5%, 10% for non-residents. (Bonus this makes it so illegal/legal visitors from other countries actually pay more in taxes (at least VAT) than we do so people shut up about "those lazy immigrants don't contribute nothin'" -- now they do, so shut up about it.

Next we need to do whatever we can to get our bottom tier of American's to rise higher. The higher they rise the more they spend locally, the more VAT they pay, the more income tax they pay. GBI could help, or just free education, or re-trainment programs for lost jobs or those in shitty jobs who want to move up to something better.

America's also desperately facing infrastructure issues all over the place from falling bridges to natural disasters destroying things. We need a guaranteed jobs bill where anyone who wants work gets to work.

We also can legalize and tax Marijuana and natural psychedelics and decriminalize. This puts more people to work -can't work in jail, and increases tax flows.

A tax on speculation could also help as well. What about a foreign tax on property. All property owned by non U.S. citizens has a 10%/year tax -- make China pay for our healthcare!

A small 1% tax on all NYSE/Nasdaq trades. Again lots of foreign money circulates through there so some of that tax will come from foreign investors.

Find other ways to save money. Maybe cut the military budget 50%. Cut foreign aid. Close down some air bases and get rid of a lot of our out-of-america buildings/offices/etc. Let's stop being 'police of the world' and focus more on homeland security and our own borders.

Most people on the left are trying hard to make the rich pay for all this, when a lot of the middle class and lower class would be happy to chip in. Sure we all can't afford a million/year but 1k per 20k of income in medical tax from every working American should be do-able. If the average family makes $50k that's 1 trillion/year. If an employer is required to pay $5k/year/employee we now have 2 trillion/year allotted for M4All.

There's definitely wiggle room. Or they could just do 500/20k income w/ no caps... that would make someone earning 2 billion/year paying 10 million/year -- a drop in a bucket for them, and a win for everyone.
Life expectancy at 65 is for an average of 19.4 additional years.

At 45 (early retirement under many systems), 36.1 additional years.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/life-expectancy.htm
On android maybe you can use the android.hardware.camera2 package, it has a CameraDevice.StateCallback , with that you can receive updates about the state of the camera. Maybe someone can write a small app to get notifications when the state of the camera changes?
Yes. However, my application sent through their careers page does not seem to have traction. It is especially frustrating when employers do not send out rejection emails, either. Now, I am stuck wondering whether the problem is my application or online application in general.
Update:

Berlin court used typewriters & fax, hit by rust and lack of paper, now uses cuneiform & clay tablets.