skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To replace the pins, you'd need to tear the device off of the package. I assume that means cardboard is coming off with it, and the adhesive is ruined for re-application. So now you need to apply new adhesive, and do a good enough job that the recipient doesn't catch on to your shenanigans.
Authenticating the source IP address on the fly (as detected from the browser) is definitely not the way to go for many reasons:

1. With NAT and metropolitan area networks, hundreds of thousands of devices could share the same public IP.

2. Large networks with many devices often connect to the public network through trunking (load balance the connections through multiple routers), so the HTTP connection between OKTA and my browser can VERY well originate from a different IP address than my SSH session, and I would never be able to connect.

3. Many devices are mobile, and they can change their IP address when they pass from WiFi to LTE for example. This would force an unnecessary re-auth.
I had Delphi then
Richard Rorty in Tehran
He'll probably think Hilbert's Hotel is pretty fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faQBrAQ87l4
The serial number is--in theory--recorded by the sender specifically so that you can't just swap them out.

You put sticker #C097412 on the crate yourself, record the number, and the shipper takes it away. If things arrive damaged--and these are usually used on very expensive shipments--you can check the tilt indicator AND its number. I would bet it's much worse if indicator #D108523 arrives instead.

As an added impediment, they're often on the surface of the item but buried beneath a bunch of plastic wrap/padding/etc.
“Latin America” is a big place.

Go to any city in Northern Mexico in Google Maps and type “burro” or “burrito”; you will find scores of restaurants (which do not obviously cater to Anglo tourists or expats).
Are you blaming the lack of programming logic around leap years on IT?
Which is perfect, by analogy with month and moon.

If you spoke a language where the word for sun and day were the same, you'd barely notice.
I really like that phrasing. I had not heard it before.

I did reply to you earlier, but I'm running a fever, short of sleep and angsting about a pandemic. So I deleted it, cuz reasons. I do appreciate you chiming in.
it's probably some law firm trying to see if they can get any $$$
I do not know, but I have another font problem https://i.imgur.com/VwMWcOm.png
They might do this specifically to filter for patriotic people.
Now if only they would rewrite the web application too, or release that desktop app they were talking about last year. The web app is much, much slower than the phone app.
Mars day is great, but what do we do with the other six days of the week?
No, you say "sleep until 3pm on saturday" you don't predict anything. The OS computes an exact value to wake up in when you arm. If that clock then jumps forwards or backwards or does anything weird you then recompute the expiry timeout for that timer. You can't do this in app-space but AFAIK all OSes provide a facility for you to do so.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/dispatch/1420517-d...
http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/clock_nanosleep.2.html
Ah, but which pony is best pony? ;)
Pursuing this as an adjunct therapy for my wife's cancer treatment showed me a side of healthcare that I hadn't really considered before. Fear. Not fear of a calculated risk going the wrong way healthwise, but profound fear of stepping anywhere outside the brightly lit path of 'standard of care'. There's this phase change in the doctor's expression that you can see visually when you enter into conversations such as this (the other one being management of hyperglycemia). There's a certain slackening of facial expression and straightening of posture. The vocabulary becomes smaller, blinking more regular, tone flatter and the conversation becomes more circular.

It took me a little while to sort it out, but I've come to the conclusion that these (mostly young) doctors are so incredibly leveraged in their position by student loans and sunk cost into their education that they simply cannot risk anything outside of the prescribed approach to care for a patient...particularly one where there is generally a foregone conclusion as to the outcome. I initially raged against them individually, but now I see them as scared children and my hatred is directed towards the system that creates this fear. Should I encounter this situation again, my first goal will be to find a doctor with a terminal illness themselves and see if we can't forge a new path together.
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If the government wants to attract competent people, maybe it should first get rid of mass NSA domestic surveillance, purge the CIA of everyone who was responsible for extraordinary rendition, and try harder not to murder innocent people overseas. As things currently stand, I feel morally disgusted just paying taxes in the US. I definitely would never work in anything that even somewhat came close to the military or intelligence agencies.
Is that negative mold made out of some flexible silicon?
I highly recommend checking out more from the people who produced the video.

Deep Look - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-3SbfTPJsL8fJAPKiVqBLg
My guess is PIA
Completely unrelated, but you just brought back some wonderful memories of the elementary school computer lab when all the students would mash the shift key when they wanted help, so when the whole class got stuck, there would be a chorus of motherboard buzzers. Good times.
Homerolled frameworks with worse/no documentation.
I assume there are people at NASA / SpaceX/ etc. in charge of writing custom MarsDate modules for various languages. Sounds horrible. I'm not even sure we've solved how to deal with dates on earth yet.
Heh, Steve Martin made the same mistake:

'I had developed a small reputation from my appearances at the Ice House, and on May 6, 1969, I wrangled a meeting and auditioned in an office for Steve Allen’s two producers, Elias Davis and David Pollock. They accepted me with more ease than I expected, and when I spoke with them afterward, they commented, “There seems to be a dearth of young comedians right now.” I looked puzzled. I said, “That’s odd, I don’t think there are many at all.” Their stares made me realize my blunder. I knew the word, but I had the definition backward.'

From "Born Standing Up," an amazing memoir
I would say webdev is more common anyway and can fit remote profiles. A good web developer can work out of anywhere and can have a separate Git repo/branch to work on. I would not be comfortable hiring someone for AWS/Infrastructure unless I can trust them a bit more.
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This is awesome, I'll be giving it a go this week. Thanks!
It’s a obnoxious to know nothing about the culture of wallstreetbets and then to make declarations as if you know after reading a few posts.

Posts like that are par for the course. Its called “Loss Porn”. The subreddit is absolutely geared towards stock/options trading as gambling and if you think otherwise then you’re wrong. They are very self-aware and do it for fun. And yes some may lose a lot of money but they know exactly what they are getting themselves involved in.
Okay, great, you solved the reuse of material problem.

Now what about the difference in weight your solution creates? The added weight means more fuel consumed in transport, both from bottling to store and during recycling...

I'm not saying your solution isn't better btw, I didn't do the math; just reminding you that it might not be as straightforward as "just do x".
Operating systems spend a lot of time designing APIs for you to deal with time correctly. The approach you've described is a limitation in Go, not inherent in general software development.

http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/clock_nanosleep.2.html
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/dispatch/1420517-d...

OS timers when given a wall-clock expiry will do the right thing when the system wall-clock jumps.
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I love how everyone is trying to second-guess this design, as if suddenly they are the experts. People have been using these to ship big expensive stuff for decades. You aren't going to find the big obvious flaw, nerds.
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If you use audiobooks then Catalina is a total disaster. You lost smart playlists, the ability edit ID3 tags, the sync to my iPod doesn’t work well anymore. Its really bad.
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Your decade of experience doesn't support your projection. 10 years ago, AI didn't show a clear path toward meaningful products either. IMO product innovation isn't on a curve, it's a staircase.
I doubt it will be possible to just shake it off as there is likely millions of dollars lost for customers. Not in some abstract way like when github goes down but literally because people cannot close out positions and options expire. If it is really just a leap year bug It should be gross negligence. Not sure if their TOS will hold then.
Humidity helps smells travel. People doing dog sports that involve scent may have a spray bottle to moisten the dog's nose before their turn.
In fact, if you live in NC and want a cool job, here you go:

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If you have weeks to spend optimizing build systems, linters/editors, CI/CD, etc...
Mustn't forget that social media sharing to show that we are also hip and down with the fellow kids.
Ingenious means clever, and the fact that it's not a novelty doesn't make it any less ingenious.
Any talk of required fields is a non-starter. Just forget about it. Don't use them.

Whether a field is "sensitive" may change after the field is defined and used all over the place, so you can't just move it without changing all the code. But you can easily add a option (like [non_sensitive=true]) to any field so your redaction code picks it up.
We live two blocks from a library and she goes regularly. It’s great on weekends (especially during the winter) - it’s full of kids and it’s a lot of fun.

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Well those tend to be the two smelliest parts on many people too. Armpits get an honourable mention.
Just curious if anyone knows the price of these? I wonder if an MPU6050 tied to an attiny micro would be cheaper.

Of course part of the value in the posted indicator is the resulting better (less rough) handling of a shipper that sees the monitoring device.

A good example of this phenomenon is the article posted on HN a few months back about bicycle companies shipping their bikes in TV boxes resulting in significantly less damage.
Thanks for all the responses everyone - I understood this concept but failed to apply it here (where it most certainly does apply).

Dont know if anyone is still keeping tabs on this thread, but apparently Trump's "CDC budget cuts" are a falsehood. He proposed cuts but was overruled by congress. In fact, CDC received an increase in funding. See the following link:

https://apnews.com/49de80242dd8b58bd34af7cb19f1323a

> MIKE BLOOMBERG: “There’s nobody here to figure out what the hell we should be doing. And he’s defunded — he’s defunded Centers for Disease Control, CDC, so we don’t have the organization we need. This is a very serious thing.” — Democratic presidential debate Tuesday.

JOE BIDEN, comparing the Obama-Biden administration with now: “We increased the budget of the CDC. We increased the NIH budget. ... He’s wiped all that out. ... He cut the funding for the entire effort.”

THE FACTS: They’re both wrong to say the agencies have seen their money cut. Bloomberg is repeating the false allegation in a new ad that states the U.S. is unprepared for the virus because of “reckless cuts” to the CDC. Trump’s budgets have proposed cuts to public health, only to be overruled by Congress, where there’s strong bipartisan support for agencies such as the CDC and NIH. Instead, financing has increased.
ZeroTier doesn't permit spoofed MACs unless explicitly configured.
Kind of a weird video. It basically comes down to "This isn't Neopolitan Pizza so it's not as good."

Neopolitan pizza has a whole association that certifies restaurants and Lombardi's isn't on that list. It's no surprise that the pizza will a different style.

It's also pretty funny he mentions that in Italy they fold their pizza, when that is practically the defining characteristic of New York style pizza.
This is a bit cynical (and borderline paranoid) but what if the reason for the rewrite was to remove privacy-violating code that was becoming a greater and greater liability? Also, wonder if they needed to do this to make way for end-to-end encryption we've been hearing about?
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The Gloranthan take is that the Elves - Aldryami - are more-or-less human-shaped plants, making them rather weirder in a lot of ways than their high-IQ-long-lived-humanoid equivalents.
We bought these and stuck them to some fairly expensive equipment crates when moving our lab. The movers got very annoyed and made us sign so many extra forms and take photographs. The entire move was insured as well,and I doubt they'd have agreed to take these crates otherwise
drop bears pre-date reddit by decades..
Does anyone know a reasonable source for remdesivir / galidesivir?
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Haha, you clearly weren't around for bear Stern's and lehman
And when you are fresh out of school, finally facing the real world, many folks are in a place where they realize (maybe not consciously, yet) that they don't really have a purpose. No one really intends to create a cult. It just happens.
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I don't deny that this happens but at least around here I think Hanlon's Razor is more apt: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

In particular the problem areas around me are entirely controlled and populated by Democrats so it doesn't make sense to say that there is some cabal trying to prevent "certain groups" from voting since it is their own constituency that is being affected.

Again, to my original point. The experiences are very different from place to place and so you should be careful about extrapolating from individual experiences.
The SEC link should win and people can offer compelling analysis / summary links in the comments. The SEC filing is the official resource and will be a superset of what's discussed / focused on in any given 3rd party commentary
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Much lower than the odds of incompetence.
The pricing page could use an example. I immediately had to use a calculator to get a sense of the pricing, missing a zero on the calculator is easy. Maybe "if you do 10.000 writes per day, so 300.000 a month, it's $45". Or a slider tool like https://sendgrid.com/pricing/

I think a minimum price could make sense. Chasing payments, e.g. expired credit cards, on accounts making $2/month won't be profitable.

Ages ago https://keen.io/ started like this. You can still see the 'stream', 'store', 'query', 'present' steps in their offer.
What did you not like about SF? I dream about moving to a much larger city (from a boring midwestern one), just don’t know where.
- visor mode: I always have a fullscreen terminal one keypress away

- genuine fullscreen mode, not the crazy Apple thing where you try to fullscreen an app and it creates another "workspace" or "desktop" or something and you can no longer switch efficiently between fullscreened and non-fullscreened apps without seeing some sliding animation.

- Powerful keybinding support for simple and sophisticated cases. E.g. I use the "send raw bytes" feature so that I can switch panes in tmux with a single keypress, without needing to explicitly send the tmux prefix key. And all that sort of configuration can be version controlled in JSON (you certainly wouldn't want to get something like that working and then commit it to an app config dialog for safe keeping)

- settings for everything

- "dynamic profiles" You can version control your config as JSON

- configurable click behavior ("smart selection"). See other subthreads in this discussion.

- color themes and convenient color switching

Probably others.

With respect, I believe you're making a mistake. Check out some of the things I mentioned. (What does Terminal.app give you over iTerm2?)
Without scientific evidence the young doctors would be guessing and that would not be responsible of them. Without scientific evidence, you are guessing too.
GCC has had closures in C in the form of nested functions for as long as I can remember(but only as downward funargs).
It's tic-tac-toe but with a reference that's obscure to me ("Greetings, Professor Falken").
Common Lisp had an object system from way back when. I seem to recall the general opinion on it was "who needs objects?" for a while, and then after objects took over the rest of the world, the talk seemed to shift to "our object system is better!"
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I couldn't find your post in "Who's Hiring? [March|February] 2020". Link?
It was a very configurable window manager, so I am sure with some study you could have adjusted the distance of the binoculars.
Reset passwords? They’re not MoviePass :)
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Somewhat related, they ruined their app for me last week by adding the "lists". Instead of I instantly visible scrollable symbols I am interested in trading, the app now presents a bunch of "expand" and "add new list" controls, that when expanded show abridged lists with "click to see more". That totally ruined its main differentiator as an "easy app". Additionally the update was shoddy: due to a memory leak the scrolling eventually becomes very slow.
I've read articles claiming the American accent is closer to what the British sounded like at the founding of the United States than what they sound like now.
They’re about $5 each. An electronic solution would probably be similar cost at scale, but ultimately easier to tamper with by hacking it, etc. These have been used for decades and are pretty close to tamper proof.
The c++11 memory model is explicitly an evolution of Java memory model. There is an effort to get checked exceptions in the language.

I can't think of anything else.
I use https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webtime-tracker/pp...

seems to be fine.
I'm as atheist as they come, but I guess it's a little weird how many religions describe the earth as being completely covered in water initially. Maybe it's a coincidence and a natural progression in thought when thinking up a random story of earth's creation, but interesting nonetheless.

Pfft everyone knows this is all just a simulation and "gods"/creation was just the init-script. Gotta do a bulk load into memory of all that water first before computing textures and other compute intensive shit....
the reason is they're high paid engineers without skin in the game. Fb is already making money, hence a lot of engineering efforts are not related to having fb make money, but to prove the engineer's worth.