skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's my fault for not clarifying, good point.

Not being Dept No != Being Dept Yes.

It's really not about fluffing them up with admiration (they'll see through that soon enough). It's more about figuring out what the overarching mission of the enterprise is, that in turn dev, ops, sales, hr/accounting, biz dev, and sec all have to work towards (and largely want to, under the frame of doing a good job, and assuming it's not a toxic, failing workplace), and explaining for security under that premise. This gets you a (1) way to couch sec in the 'doing a good job' language, and (2) gives you firepower with mgmt if you're told to fuck off by XYZ dev, as ultimately: business mission wins. So make your sec = business mission.

Avoiding 'No' is about approaching how you sell, implement and get buy-in for lasting behavior/process change. It takes a tremendous amount of work that goes beyond a hacker news comment box, but leadership + organizational awareness are pretty key in that regard.
Thanks. That there is signal in which twin is taller at precisely age 12 is interesting, and seems like the same phenomenon as the adult effects.

But I'm saying something much simpler. In a school class, there's another effect, that the oldest may be a year or more older than the youngest. The mix of ages in a classroom will produce a correlation all by itself. It seems to me this would be a much bigger effect: 7th-graders are quite a bit taller, and better on tests, than 6th-graders.
I know this is kind of a disparaging comment, but I would really like to hear their response to it. There have been numerous good services similar to them in the past and all have been placed on spam listings and blocked by most major services. Mixnet solutions have worked for over 30 years, they aren't particularly novel, what is novel is having an email service that allows reasonable privacy whilst not ending up on a spam listing.
They designed from first principles. That's it. What would a truck look like if you built in the utility that's desired with a pickup truck - Cybertruck is what you get. They kept it simple with the EV benefits and good design twist.

250k pre-orders at last tweet I saw from Musk - and the online video reviews are reasonable people saying they love it, pre-ordered and will buy it, even if they're still not 100% sold on its look.
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Presumably because by deporting them it becomes harder for the victims to get back the money they were defrauded out of.
Not the parent, but from TFA:

"By ‘AMP approach’ I mean loosely: a server-side that produces markup, and dynamic behaviour introduced by markup-driven web-components on the client-side. I do not mean the exact AMP libraries and that specific implementation. If you are not familiar with how AMP works, it is probably worth taking a brief look at some of their examples at this point before reading on."
I have to concur with the other poster here. You're not using the term in the usual way. Traditionally a game is called solved when its search space has been searched exhaustively or there is some other analytic solution that allows you to determine who wins and who looses in every constellation. Tic-tac-toe is solved, for instance.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solved_game
Brilliant suggestion. All my most proficient and excellent times while programming were among the purview of garbage collectors. They have assisted my career in more ways than any conference talk ever has. In fact, I'd say GC basically saved me from burnout.

I wish I could garbage collect my ex the same way that D rocks my garbage for me!
A big problem is that in Crimea, divisions go across ethnic lines. Crimean Tatars are a minority there, and so they get outvoted in any referendum, but for them the difference between Crimea being in Russia vs Ukraine is the difference between their autonomy and culture being respected or suppressed. One of the first things that Russia did after annexing Crimea was going after most Crimean Tatar activists and organizations under the guise of fighting extremism and separatism. So the choice is between majoritarianism and human rights, and there's no way to reconcile them.

The other aspect of it is that separatism is illegal under Russian law, period. So, ironically, while it was legal - from the Russian perspective - for Crimea to join, it is not legal for it to leave, or to contemplate leaving. Even vaguely suggesting that there should be a referendum on independence is deemed "extremism", and there are laws making that illegal (and people have been prosecuted under those laws, specifically wrt Crimea).
Yes, all that is true, but think this through: because value is only relative to "us" then then a pre-requisite for value to exist is for "us" to exist. Being able to make reliable predictions about our environment helps us exist, i.e. helps us survive and reproduce, so that has value independent of anyone's opinion about anything.
IIRC there is a regulation in the US that ensures the front of a car is designed so that a pedestrian is thrown over the car instead of under it. It is one reason so many new cars look alike.

Does a truck have any such requirements for pedestrian safety ? Is the highest part of the Cyber truck's front end any lower than a F-150 for example ? That could make for a safer design.
It's like they want to prove that no crimes committed while on federal payroll can ever get you prison time.
Obviously this is anecdotal, but I've been fasting for about a month, and I've noticed a significant difference between the days I fast and the days I don't (FRIDAYS!!!). After about 16-18 hours of not eating I feel quite sharp. There seems to be preliminary clinical evidence to support this, but I'll leave the googling to you.
Wouldn't it be better to look at how much this deviates from average market returns during the time frame?
Solar-powered trains could make rail transport greener
I don’t think the regular user would care much though.

I’m guessing the website would be regularly monitored. What if they implement some VW emissions cheat style to pretend they track less than they really do
You can't simply front-run someone else by having deep pockets.

The only way that is possible is if you gain privileged information about that person's orders before they actually hit the book. The most practical way to do this is to be the exchange.
How do you maintain a market neutral portfolio without the ability to go short? Also I would be interested in hearing about your Sharpe ratio. Thanks! Great article!
Use nested VPN chains and/or Tor.

Tor exit IPs trigger lots of CAPTCHAs and other abusive behavior. But if it's just that you want to prevent tracking, it's enough to run a VM that connects through a VPN service. Or a nested chain of them.

I mean, whoever can track the whatever about Mirimir, and I couldn't care less. Or any of the other personas that I use.
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I was going to give Direct3D 12 as a counter-example, but of course, that's a new feature.
Yeah nailing it. If a sec eng can master the departmental wants of ops/dev/sales/etc., and figure out how (or just a way, even a vague one) how security enables those wants, and then mix in that MBA speak, the job is so much easier.
can't wait
Those countries existed for centuries. History of Europe is long and complicated, it helps to look further back that the last 100 years.

Poland was established in 966, to lose independence in 1795, to regain it in 1918.

Hungary existed since 895, then merged with Austria (at least in theory as equals, not subjects).

They are nothing like, say, Kosovo which was created 10 years ago by arbitrary UN decision, for no good reason.
> Numerous holes in the case would make ingress of water or moisture even more common

Salt in air from moisture is also a major issue. I have lost many RPi from the sea air.
I think this is some serious Marxist agitprop. It is absolutely appalling that people think we ought to buy less as if that's what the problem is. The problem is not unethical consumption! The difficulty is not in alienating labor from capital! These posadist fools think we will be saved by aliens.

Look fellas, buy your girl that Gucci bag if she wants it. The gal may as well looks fashionable while we descent into collapse.
Given that they misused the phrase "begs a question" to mean "raise questions", rather than "an argument whose premises assume the conclusion", I don't think so.
Or to pay the exchange a large sum to get privileged access :)
Missed that some how. Thanks.
Looks like other have come on board as well now.
This is definitely a throwback to the days before we had complex JS libraries but I'm not sure if that's a good thing. To me this seems like all the wrong things are being abstracted away and you're left with stuff that should be abstracted. The heavy coupling of the view and the model with no clear controller is blurring the lines too much in what should be a separation of respnsibilities.

This could work for tiny applications but for anything moderately complex I predict this quickly turning into ad hoc spaghetti.
> Sure, it's more accurate to note fossil receives $5t in visible and invisible subsidy

No, that's absurd way to put it. It's like saying that shipping industry receives trillions of dollars of invisible subsidy due to not having to rent the ocean water the container ships float on. Yes, if oceans didn't exist, shipping would be quite a bit more expensive, and you can even do the math and put a number on that, but the fact is that if you tried to "divert" these "invisible" subsidies from shipping companies, and taxed them for the trillions of imputed income, you'll soon find that those trillions do not line up shipping companies pockets.

The only reason to call it "subsidy" is to imply that the companies are "unfairly" benefiting, but unless these externalities have actual cost to the economy instead of just imputed carbon/water tax, you'll find no resources to divert.
Neat neat neat!! Seriously would have killed for this back when my husband and I were designing & building our house. Why couldn't the tech disruption have come sooner? :)
An air gap…

This won't remove the spyware, but at least it won't be able to call home.

A "virtual" air gap a.k.a. "VM without network card" is a viable option, too.
This is really important foundational research for informing future genetically engineered humans that floresce during mating rituals [1], see 12 primary colours [2] and punch like a 22-caliber bullet [2]

[1] https://science.sciencemag.org/content/303/5654/51

[2] https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/phenomena/2014/07...
Actually the better term you're looking for what you want is "local intelligence" or "guide".

Don't limit the the definition and use of (navigational) maps by minimizing the "fuzzy feelings" created by (political) maps. Your hypothetical doesn't work, who goes to some contested territory and then wonder where they'll end up in jail or when they'll fall on a military checkpoint? Most of these areas are not ideal for foreign tourists. If you want a map to navigate immediately around Yemen, Syria, Morocco, northern India, Aceh, South Sudan etc you're in trouble.

Entire countries with nationalistic pride and a populist/authoritarian leader like China, Russia, Pakistan, India, Morocco... fight tooth and nails to have maps that conform to their world-representation. Because they can suppress speech and justify violence against populations usually in these territories or manufacture causes for military confrontations. That's usually what political maps are for and they matter if you're a tech company.
Then don't, they may not be helpful to you but they are to others, they do have up votes, meaning individuals are getting benefit from them and up voting them. The amount I post compared to the number of entries each day is very minimal and your time might be better spent looking at posts that benefit you rather then flagging ones that don't
Dr Who used cheap special effects?! Say it ain't so!

I loved the Tom Baker version as a kid.
Without going to a "name brand" diet (keto, vegan, or whatever), just pay attention to what you eat and what your brain feels like a few hours afterword. I found some foods (certain chocolates, unfortunately) where, somewhat less than an hour after I ate it, it felt like someone had kicked my brain.

When you notice something like that, stop eating it. You may be able to add it back in small quantities later, but for now, just stop.

When you've identified the major ones and stopped eating them, then take stock of where you are. Is it enough? Or do you want to go further?

We started being very careful what we eat because one of my daughters had extreme food sensitivities. I said "Nah, not me, I'm good". But I felt a lot better/less mentally foggy as well.
As sibling said, it's liquidity. Worked at an HFT for a while, and they once got in a snit with an exchange over some policy change. They turned off their trading there one morning, and within 20 minutes, the exchange was on the phone begging them to come back.
I believe the BMI was created for exactly the purpose you described, to track changes across populations. It was not intended to be a diagnostic tool at the individual level.

That said, I suppose if a population generally becomes fitter and increases muscle weight, the overall BMI could become unreliable for the same reason it's not a great tool at the individual level.
Thank you for your comment. You bring up a good point and we would like to clarify that we do not rely solely on the test results when determining the best course of action. We combine the results of our urine test with the patient’s symptoms and other pertinent information (past medical history, medications, allergies, etc) for the virtual clinician. If there are any concerns about treating the patient using telehealth, the patient will be referred to see someone in person for further evaluation. We will need time to review the different articles you provided, but based on your reading is there a better recommended approach to diagnosing and treating UTIs?
How about trying to "explain like I'm five", or writing an explanation of what you just t read from memory until you hit a wall. The wall signifies something you should go back and try to understand better.
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Sounds more like "performance art" than a movie, at least from today's perspective.
Although you can apply styles with JavaScript, it's best not to confuse doing that with CSS. CSS is a reasonably-straightforward DSL. I really don't understand suggestions that it's a "mess".
> Also, he in fact had a logo newly registrated for his businss which was resembling an old trademark of lego.

So they decide to piss him off over such a triviality? That's a terrible decision; if the guy's an enthusiast with an audience, you try to put him on a payroll and go full market fanfare for you; making him change his logo and pissing him off in the process has zero opportunities to increase profit for LEGO in any way and lots of ways to backfire.
Thank you for your comments. We agree that in the situation you described it is likely that woman would get treated with empiric antibiotics regardless of what her test results show since false negatives are still possible. This is why the telehealth visit always combines test results with additional information from the patient. From our experience, not every person presents with all of the classic UTI symptoms. Having the positive leukocyte/nitrite results provide the telehealth clinicians the confidence they need to treat these patients. For patients with negative results, it provides another data point to recommend in-person evaluation. We also recognize the challenge of obtaining a midstream sample, which is why we have spent a lot of time and effort (including user interviews and focus groups) to create simple to follow instructions in our app.

We would love to chat further about any additional concerns you may have. Feel free to contact us at clinical@scanwellhealth.com. Thanks for taking the time to review our product and leaving your comments!
The fact that it's mentioned at all in a discussion like this is a testament to how effective corporate media has been in convincing people to pursue economic growth at the cost of everything else.

Who cares if the planets burning and suicides are up!? Don't worry about financial security and medical expenses! The NASDAQ thing went up! That's all that matters afterall, as long as the made up fuckin numbers are nice and big, have a party!
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Duckduckgo is great. But also because the easy !g !gi !tw shortcuts to search in google or twitter as well.

Surprised to find lately that a lot of my searches only return relevant results in a twitter search.
Eventually it can do your example of unique human intelligence whatever that example is.
Are the doors not mechanical? That would seem dangerous.

I was in a significant crash when I was 10 years old, and had to kick the opposite-side rear door to get me and my younger sibling out of the burning vehicle. The latch still worked, but the body panel was heavily dented by the collision.
The ' should be " in first example. Otherwise $transcodes is not expanded.
Not necessarily, but hitting your body and especially your head on a sharp edge is much more dangerous than a flat or curved surface. Compare hitting your head on the edge (or even corner!) of a table vs. hitting it on the bottom of the table.
Can this be modified to include the original voices from the 1998 Microsoft Sam TTS Generator, or is that voice technology not open-source?

ex: https://tetyys.com/SAPI4/
Can you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or mean comments to Hacker News? You've done it repeatedly, and we're trying for a bit better than that here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html explains.
Uber driver TOS: You agree that Uber does not provide transportation services
I think you're missing btilly's point, which is quite valid. Bear in mind that 17-ply is absolutely nothing in go.
Could you go a bit deeper there? How is it solved? I def agree that politics and ingrained behavior ("it was good enough for me when I was a kid!") can make change hard or near impossible.
Isn't that what spam filters do though? Or is there some technicality since they're technically not silently dropped but instead in a folder that you don't care about.
This is great! Props for getting it polished and putting it out there. Also I was really pleased to open the GitHub repo and immediately recognise it as a Laravel app! :D so I’m looking forward even more to giving this a good go
Why is it wrong to draw that parallel?
I guess twitter will not be acquired by google anytime soon
There's obviously a lot of mileage left still to be 'good at a scripting language' but not a SWE. Frankly I'm not there yet but getting there.

I see getting spun up to SWE-levels of programming as a mix of a intelligently defensive career move as shift-left becomes more of a thing in sec and SDN is "replacing" traditional networking, it gives you a ton of bona fides with devs as you can code your own solution or at least work 1-1 with a dev as a lot of problems originate in their area ("I'm asking you to do this work, but I'll do it with you all the way" counts for a lot), and then lastly ensures you can't get wool pulled over your eyes by devs/etc.

Sec and Ops have always had a pretty common language, and for a really good reason. As everything gets so code-heavy (see: SREs in Ops land), seems like Sec and Dev need that meshing.
3) makes me believe even deeper that most work life is about satisfying other people. You feel motivated because you feel capable of making X other persons happy.
Stable, high per-capita, and fast growing GDP countries with
low gov spending: Switzerland, Singapore, USA.

Stable, high per-capita, and slowly growing GDP countries with high gov spending: most other first world countries

Just google "impact of government spending on economic growth", you'll get lots of hits.
Yes @jack yes! Hopefully more high-profile thought leaders will enter the public discourse to advise on more sane, privacy-respecting alternatives.

I'm glad I was relieved of hating @jack at least momentarily. :')
> Confusion between user-input and data – programs can’t reliably distinguish between interactive (keyboard) input, pasted/”IPC” input and other forms of data entry.

No! This is a feature. The actual core data-processing part of a program should not care where its data comes from. There needs to be separation between engine and interface, and different interfaces are needed for different types of input scenarios.
> And if any car - even this one - hits someone at 5 mph, it's not going to do that much damage.

About 2% of auto or light truck vs. pedestrian collisions under 10mph produce severe injuries, and at all speeds light trucks are more dangerous than autos, so I think you are overgeneralizing here.
They are too big because they lock in your social graph. This has very little to do with open source vs proprietary software. FB could be entirely open source, but so long as it's as popular as it is, and there's no way to interact with its users other than joining FB yourself, it's going to remain a monopoly.

To break it up, you need to force them into providing outside access. If and when people can run e.g. Diaspora, but seamlessly interact with people on Facebook, Diaspora would become a lot more popular. Think of email, or XMPP and Matrix federation.

Or we can just break them up physically, on the basis that no single entity should control that much of the market, and have that much dominance.
It's old, clunky, and neglected. It's still not up to OpenStep levels, which in itself wasn't really polished.
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Isn't this pretty (relatively) old software?

I agree, it is great for homeowners to easily spitball reno ideas with a small learning curve, allowing you to share your vision with your spouse or architect.
High (10g+) doses of omega-3 (mostly as EPA) are extremely effective and clinically proven.

Standard doses are way too small to be effective, and most of the science and anecdotes refer to small (1-3g) doses.
they swap places every five years or so
SaaSHub's CEO endorsed DuckDuckGo as well recently https://twitter.com/StanBright/status/1199114972707508225
Now that was some refreshing reading.
Work widens inequality whether or not it’s extractive. Any time you’re creating value, someone else is not, and the difference between the two of you grows.
I'm not saying not to tell people about your experience, or encourage inquiry or research, I'm saying don't overstate the weight of your singular experience and encourage others to believe that keto is likely to be a miracle cure for psychosis.

> Keto isn’t dangerous for non diabetics.

I don't really want to get into the trenches of arguing about Keto in general, but a cursory googling suggests that this is a controversial assertion.

Again, not trying to silence you, just urging restraint from an epistemological perspective regarding the giving and taking of medical advice by strangers on the internet.
Just a small tip - nobody outside of developers are going to know what UUID means. Maybe have a (?) hover explainer for that line on the landing page, with an example UUID-based email address, like you provided here.
Yeah I think it's something like that. Actively rejecting on an SMTP level is fine too, since the sender is now aware. Just dropping it completely silently seemed to be the problem from what I recall.