skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is impossible... perfect security would require not having ANY performance. All security is about trade offs, and the answer can't be "trade everything for security"
Aaaaand where will this money "trickle up"?

Surprise, it's the landlords! And on taxpayers' dime, at that.

Paying the bottom is what needs to be done. But we also need to halt the flow of money around real estate.
One-way, yes. pg's COPY command can't do upserts, this can.

The primary use case for this appears to be ETL. Pg_dump is more backup-oriented and optimized for larger operations, vs. a bit more fine-grained in most ETL processes.
Postal workers say they lack supplies, training to protect themselves
> Meanwhile, the FDA did not allow anyone other than the CDC to test for coronavirus.

true

> there were multiple, compounding layers of fuck-ups.

also true

All of it is completely true. And the issue is that both of these were blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention to the situation. The CDC was struggling to develop the test, and the FDA regulates who can create tests under normal circumstances.
The larger question is why the heck didn't the administration seeing what was going, on step in, and say this is an emergency situation, allow private testing! That's your role as head of the executive branch. Observe the individual government agencies and plan and coordinate a response. It would take 5 mins to call the FDA and say "due to this emergency situation, change your rules to allow private testing".

Why did the admin just sit there this whole time? Everyone saw the CDC couldn't scale up in time. Everyone knew the FDA regulation only allowed the CDC to create a test. Why do nothing for weeks watching this train wreck?

In any emergency or sudden crisis situation, shit happens - things don't go to plan. The point of leadership is to analyze what's going on and take decisive action to rectify it. Not just stand there. Put in place a damn contingency plan.

If you have a livesite issue and one of your main services to diagnose goes down, You look to see how long it will take to get it back up - and if it's not fast enough you find a mitigation. You don't just stand there and say "Well, we'll just sit and wait however long it takes to get fixed while letting this thing spiral out of control. And do essentially nothing else to solve this."
GitLab is hiring. All positions are remote. https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/apply/ Customer Support, Development, G&A, Marketing, Product Management, etc.
It's an explanation that 'to cohabit' is substituted by the Latin 'coire', not a dictionary definition. And in all contexts cohabit specifically refers to the lifestyle of sharing a bed and regular sexual relations with someone who is not one's spouse, a literal meaning which was somewhat scandalous in 1919 even if everyone does it in 2020 (whilst still being too prudish to ever consider being found in flagrante delicto with an English mastiff!)
So happy to hear this <3
Users don't care about ads, but users care about the things that ads fund. If publishers go out of business, users will be worse off.

Do you think the browsers should block all ads by default?
I didn't know getting coffee was a suspicious behavior :)
The problem is not lack of raw resources, the problem is lack of manufacturing capacity. We had a 2 month lead-up time to get that capacity in place, and we didn't lift a finger.
Is ‘punish’ even the right term? We’re all equally screwed one way or another. Everywhere in the world.
> install web apps

That's what a PWA is :). Browsers should lift these restrictions for installed PWAs, and probably do.
Set theorists have located the "end" for all practical and most impractical purposes. Let M be the minimal countable transitive model of ZFC. Declare a real to be useful if and only if it is in M.
I don't doubt you, but I'd love it if you posted links to sources for the defective tests and the fact that the FDA didn't allow anyone but the CDC to test.
Maybe politicians shouldn't have as much power?
the shares are owned by real people.

it's not totally different from the situation where the government wants to build a train track through where your house currently sits. the train line will connect two important cities and allow for lots of people to commute with less emissions. it's a great thing, but the government is still obligated to pay you for the house it's about to bulldoze.
What do you make of this one? — https://portswigger.net/web-security/all-materials
What's the cleanest way to monitor your entire network similar to little snitch?
Thanks for being a supporter! I hope Screen can take the place left by Screenhero.
Thank you for sharing this project! This could work nicely also for people wanting to move their business online.
Multumiri!
PortSwigger Online Security Academy Materials
That's pretty broad. I have a gaming machine with practically no personal data on it, I just want it to be fast. But the tradeoffs for my work machine are way different. Security is ALWAYS a tradeoff. If we wanted perfect airline security we'd fly naked.

Also not like limiting vulnerabilities to user space is always a big improvement. If someone hacks my user account on a single user computer, they have access to all the data I care about anyway. They could ransomeware my stuff even without kernel access.
If you're worrying about what format you're writing documentation in, I'd offer the actual motive is that rather than actually writing documentation you’re finding excuses not to write it.

Just write a text file.

Pretty it up when you’re trying not to think about a problem that you’re stuck on.
The same one!
american exceptionalism! lol
This uses COPY for export & import:

https://github.com/ankane/pgsync/blob/master/lib/pgsync/tabl...
*Your

But yeah, that would be useful.

These posts read like fluff to me... I was tempted to write a tongue in cheek post titled "Why it is a bad idea to use a butter knife to unscrew a slot screw". Markdown is a tool, it has some advantages and disadvantages, some people will misuse it, but if you can make it work for you, then that's great. It is just a tool.
Believes rarely are the problem. It's usually the actions based on the believes generating the friction between the parties.
One legit purpose would be to provide better UX in the source app. It could display text to explain the situation to the user in the case that they don't have the required ap. This would be a more seamless experience than a screen that has to account for both possibilities.
I think 3D printing is overrated. If you have a mold shop and an injection molding machine, you can get a mold made in emergency mode within 24 hours (yes, its possible). Optimization can take another 24 hours and some blank shots. If you don't care about aesthetics, you can do it much, much quicker. Then, its 20 seconds per part for next 300,000 parts for dirt cheap. Raw polymers can be sourced rapidly as there is a very strong supply chain around the world.

3D printing said it will change the world in 2011. Then it said it will revolutionize manufacturing in 2015. Its 2020 and it didn't happen. Injection molding is not going anywhere. SLA litho has nicer quality parts but take exceedingly long to print and more importantly - clean/UV bake takes a long time to cure.

One area where 3D printing is actually useful is to be able to print parts that would be impossible to manufacture using injection molding - that cost to benefit ratio must be evaluated and questioned - do we really need a part like this? Perhaps its a dental implant, etc. Then it's justified.
I've been doing that for years.

What do you mean "doesn't work"?

Example of how it works for me: https://share.getcloudapp.com/qGuob6D0

I picked a photo of a journalist at random. It identified her.
Is this the watershed moment VR has been waiting for?
This seems like really good list. Any idea about the methodilogy used?

P.S. I wish there was a list like this for adults given the current situation.
> FDA regulation only allowed the CDC to create a test

wondering why this regulation exists and are there any guidelines for extreme situations.
some ideas https://blog.alexellis.io/
Same thing happened to me, but it was photos. I just kept the photos, threw away the order form.

If they give random things to kids then the parent is not on the hook to make sure those things are returned.
> What illnesses count?

The ACT has a huge list: http://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-...

> but not lower IQ

It's always great when people compare learning disabilities to being dumb.

> performance enhancing drugs

I realize that it's easy to look at how stimulants affect people without ADHD and conclude that they're getting the same advantage but this really isn't true. A non-ADHD med example is caffeine. Most people who down a few coffees or energy drinks will be wide awake and jittery. But for me I'll be hyper and bouncing off the walls and spacing out until I have an energy drink which lets me focus a little bit and makes me sleepy.
"There's so many businesses that legitimately operate on tight margins, it's kinda the point of capitalism" I dont think that's true. Also, the business model isn't legitimate if it needs a bail out.
Don't say "God" because something needed to create her/him/it.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/what-went-wrong-wit...
The whole point of this application is that the information is bounced to user space.
...are we talking about different things? I don't understand why that matters.

The question was: in a world where kexts don't exist, could Hackintosh still work?

I'm saying, yes, as long as it's still possible to compile custom versions of the kernel, because you could just make whatever adjustments you wanted to the kernel directly.

As of today, it is absolutely possible to compile your own version of Darwin and use it to boot up a Hackintosh, or a real Mac. Perhaps in this theoretical world where kexts don't exist, this would cease to be true, but that would be a separate change, no?
Forecasting Covid-19’s Trajectory
Yes—and to elaborate, the reason why an algebraic field extension of ℚ cannot contain π is because:

- If it is a field, it contains π, π², π³, … which are linearly independent.

- By definition, an algebraic field extension is finite dimensional.
It's exponentially easier to respond to an outbreak the earlier you act, but our early response was hamstrung by the CDC and FDA (and complete apathy from the white house). We could have slowed or halted this in the early stages with better testing. At the least it would have confirmed how much community spread there already was and hopefully prodded the gov, states, and businesses into action sooner. Time matters. I wonder how many people the FDA killed by blocking local tests?
'World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Tuesday that widespread travel bans and restrictions weren’t needed to stop the outbreak and could "have the effect of increasing fear and stigma, with little public health benefit."' [1]

Of course now pretty much every country has closed their borders or at least severely restricted travel, and they did that because it works. But we have lost weeks without using a major tool to prevent virus spread, because of this virtue signalling that has cost lives.

[1] https://www.politico.com/news/2020/02/04/coronavirus-quarati...
I'm talking about the actual materialization of the particle. Not the probability wave itself. Dunno if it's the right term "materialization" but basically I'm saying when it's no longer a probability wave but it becomes a particle it appears at random places within the probability wave. The location of the particle after the materialization of the particle itself will be different forward or backwards through time? Does someone know?
The US leadership has been deniers of science, and of reality, for quite a long time. Decades.

I know that HN tries to shy away from politics, but this shows that politics has a way of intruding into even the most technical of areas. Large parts of the US seem to be willing to vote for folks who are not reality-based, and it is a problem for making progress.
The government prints money and sends out those $1000 monthly checks so as to continue using money to organize transactions, and the people working essential jobs continue to get paychecks.

Make the distinction between financial capital and money. Money as medium of exchange continues to be used. Money as financial capital assets is paused for the duration of the crisis.

What’s the function of capital? To allocate labor to the highest-value uses. We can’t be bothered with that during a pandemic.

Capital allocation is important, and it is long-term. The pandemic is about short-term physical survival. Providing food water medicine electricity is straightforward enough that it can be done through command, and through the sheer momentum of our existing systems.

We need to drop back to a simpler version of our physical economy for awhile, where people sit in their houses and only use basic necessities. Once it’s all clear we can come out and resume the previous activities; but how exactly do we effectively pause the non-essential activities?

This article is pointing out, rightly, that landlords and rents are non-essential. So pause them along with the rest of the non-essential activities.
this one; https://www.weekendbakery.com/posts/classic-french-croissant...

my suggestions would be to focus a) on ingredients (make sure you get the right flour and butter, plays a huge role) and b) temperature. The colder it is the easier it will be to get a good result!

P.S: the website contains a lot of interesting recipes
except when you add one word and re-flow the entire paragraph
I mean we haven't found a fix more generally. We still have sayings like "Power corrupts" because we still don't have a terrific handle on how to avoid such outcomes for powerful people generally, having nothing to do with politics per se.
90-ish character line limit seems like the wise choice
You can live stream on youtube. And in fact, it is one of the few free options if you plan to have more than a few dozen viewers.
Please don't take HN threads further into political or national flamewar. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
1st party httponly secure cookies will be erased in seven days.

You need the user to manually provide an identifier (i.e. login) to avoid losing everything.

The user's password safe is now the only non-volatile storage mechanism on Safari.
Amazon is shamelessly asking customers to pay for its drivers' sick leave
I'd say that's a safe assumption to make. On top of that, even contactless delivery by via service or neighbour has nonzero risk of communicating the disease (in either direction), so it's worth minimizing the need for it.
Yes, they appear to have done a phenomenal job. Hopefully the rest of the world can learn from some of the things they've done.
> if you reject the axiom of choice then the construction that Cantor does to construct a real isn't valid

Are you talking about Cantor's argument that the reals are uncountable? That doesn't need choice.
Says jimbob45 :D
I think the hotspot's CMS old gen allocator used best-fit strategy since its collector didn't compact. But CMS has been deprecated because newer, compacting low pause collectors have taken over its use-cases while being less fragile.
you mean using a ryzen with VMs (cluster on one ryzen) I assume? bc cost of ryzan as a node would be pretty pricey compared to Pi 4s.
True story (except for the last two lines):

Boss: install this antivirus and run it: [link].

Me: I dunno, that seems like a phishing attempt... is that really you, boss? What's the code word?

Boss: DO IT OR YOU ARE FIRED!

Me: oh yeah, definitely you; installing it right now.
If there is no order, response to environment, or growth/development, how can they reproduce?

Assuming reproduction is a characteristic they possess, why is that different from the others they do not possess? Reproduction relies on host cells so it could be said they possess the other characteristics because they rely on the host cells for those as well.
So what is the name of Courdeténis in your language? He is the Egyptian guy who speaks in hieroglyphs and thinks he's participating in a package tour while being enrolled in the Roman legion. He was one of the greatest characters ever. When asked for his name, his speech bubble only contained a hieroglyph of a tennis court, hence the name "Courdétenis" (tennis court).
Full text search on fairly arbitrary content that will perform well and return high quality results is a pretty hard problem. It is largely a solved problem now, but it takes more work than just throwing everything into a Lucene index.

That said, it is clear Atlassian just sucks at search and doesn't really seem to care. Search in JIRA is even worse if you can imagine that. BitBucket is ok, but a different sort of use case.

I think they could make their search great if they wanted to, but why bother when the people purchasing the product probably won't even use the product enough to notice?
try thinking about it from another angle. my company has not (yet) been severely affected by the shutdown. I'm working from home still collecting my usual paycheck. the sit-down restaurant right next door to me is taking a huge hit for our safety. you don't think we, the taxpayers, owe them anything?
Sure!

WebRTC server: Daily (primary), and Twilio (secondary)

There’s no shortcut to the performance side of things, so we had to do a lot of custom work on Mac, Windows and Linux to get screen sharing to be super fast. The high level bit there is the boring-but-correct advice: measure everything, start with the biggest bottleneck, optimize, repeat.

The desktop apps follow a Slack approach (with a slight twist). Like Slack, we use Electron, but in our case, we’ve heavily modified it to make screen sharing super fast. We then use the standard Electron model to have main & renderer processes. The renderer process fetches the UI from our website (hosted on Firebase).

Almost everything (other than our custom node module) is in a monorepo. Even our modifications to Electron are stored as patch files, which just makes it easy to keep things aligned between our app and our modifications to Electron.

Our website/webapp (they are one and the same) are built on Ionic/Angular (we started before Ionic supported React). We used Ionic because I didn’t want to have to create new different UIs for each platform — I think the user is served by having a low cost product where the effort is spent mainly on performance and quality, rather than a slightly different UI for each different platform (which has significant cost). We’ve tried to maximize code re-use wherever possible, which is how a 2 person engineering team was able to build this product (granted, it took almost an entire year, or more if you count the project we pivoted from).

Happy to dive into details if you’d like!
Looking for Good B2B Sales Partner for Doc Video Calling App
Hi, my background is UI Design and Technical, I along with my Co-founder, built a video calling iOS App that is HIPAA Compliant.

Specifically, I am looking for someone to sell Video calling app as a service to doctors on a monthly subscription basis. (Basically helping doctors see their patients during this lockdown).

Here is the app link:
https://curieapp.com/product.html

We have a working iOS app. Please email me, if you are interested.
https://www.indiehackers.com/falcon007
At work I have two 27" Dell UltraSharp monitors. Landscape on the left, portrait on the right. (27" is the biggest of the range that may be rotated using the included stand) This is good for different content types. Logs can be wide. Code can be long.

At work I have two 30" Dell UltraSharp monitors, both landscape, because they don't rotate. I have to alter my work pattern a bit to make the most of the size when I need to view some things.

The immersive feeling is good. Tiling window managers (or an application like Tilix, a terminal emulator with tiling layout) make for efficient division of screen space.
Sure. The kids who are disadvantaged are the ones who were poised to have a breakout year this season. So recruiters just won’t notice them, as opposed to the prospects that were already known.

Basically, anyone is disadvantaged who would normally have a small window of opportunity to prove something right now.
I would assume running a team of 12 people being the first time in there whole careers working from that is planning global production for a multi billion dollar business is a real job. As trying to get a bootstrapped startup of the ground.

The first case is my wife, the second one me. We have two kids. For obvious reasons I had my office at home anyway. For two weeks bow it is WFH for both of us. Plus the kids at home. Tell you what, it works. Stress, sure. But it works.
They are not asking for trained medical staff but basically for neighborhood help in an emergency situation.

And it is not really NHS' fault that people tend not to know their neighbors anymore and thus need an app that matches their willingness to help with a recipient...
Yes, a single ryzen node running multiple VMs.
> I don't think efforts to deal with a pandemic is "legalization of civil asset forfeiture" and it feels like your understanding of the law is swerving all over the road here.

That is not at all what I said. I said that stopping the economy without compensation to deal with a pandemic is akin to civil asset forfeiture. This has nothing to do with law, but with ethics. You take something away, you have to pay it back.
Assuming the poster is American, then yup .. still foreign.
This is true. Studies show that people imagine they connect with people with similar beliefs because they believe similarly. In reality, they connect with people with similar activities and habits (because it causes them to spend time together).

Your observation gets run through my current set of beliefs and just reinforces my already existing opinion that, seriously, "Live and let live" is the best policy for such things. ;)
> I'm fine with lending to airlines at normal corporate lending rates without needing any additional compensation, though.

the problem is that the current bond and credit markets have seized up because nobody wants to lend (at "normal" rates). If the gov't comes into the market and act as a perfect lender of last resort, then true price discovery don't happen, and you cannot really know what the "true" corporate lending rate would be. That's my take on why it doesn't work without an equity stake for the gov't to do the lending.
Many sets have a "useful" subset this way. Even the class of all sets have a "useful" subclass.
great idea to have a list for adults! we mostly focused on school-aged kids, but there are some resources there that most adults will enjoy too.

we compiled a list of our own favorite links to start with, but anyone can now submit a suggestion https://withprimer.com/submit
That's fine, but for most Americans, this is simply not the case, or we wouldn't need government stay-home orders.

People like you are not what is causing restaurants to shut down or airlines to refund their tickets (causing the cash pinch they're in). That was all threat of government crackdown.
30 was the size of the study in the linked tweet.
I just don't see what good is going to come out of worrying about this right now while the world is on fire. Everybody needs to be thinking about how to help in the coming weeks, anything else is a waste of time and mental energy.

There will be plenty of time to analyze what went wrong with the initial response when things calm down. This is just raising the level of angst unnecessarily in my opinion.
you could achieve the same without in-app purchases or this API if you are in control of both apps. You could for example sign the app with the same key and gain privileges by that over your other apps if i recall correctly and if its still true.