skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here's Peter Norvig's advice about different paradigms:

Learn at least a half dozen programming languages. Include one language that emphasizes class abstractions (like Java or C++), one that emphasizes functional abstraction (like Lisp or ML or Haskell), one that supports syntactic abstraction (like Lisp), one that supports declarative specifications (like Prolog or C++ templates), and one that emphasizes parallelism (like Clojure or Go).

(https://norvig.com/21-days.html)
That's not really true. Every SIM I ever got, no one ever asked me for actual ID. Yeah, some required me to fill in a page with my info, I could've written anything there.

Doesn't that cause the opposite problem - for example, someone with access to your prepaid account could change that data and go clone your SIM?
Unfortunately merely noting 'descriptivism' as if it solves the issue of linguistic prescription doesn't help that much. We prescribe all the time, like it or not, language isn't a free for all at the individual level. It's also _descriptively_ true that many people regard certain rules as inviolable, which certainly means that prescription is, in some sense, completely reasonable: comply, or we'll refuse to accept you. How does 'I'll do whatever I damn want' really handle that? It can be true that it's 'valid' on one level, while being wrong on another.
Like the sibling comment, switching to a mental mode where a file not backed up doesnt exist. So anything on my machines is indeed in a Next cloud or Resilio share. Files outside of that might a well be in /tmp.

Secondly, treat all machines as cattle. No customization, unless done programmatically or repeated easily, and absolutely essential.

In practice, I have a tiny Dir in a Resilio share from which I bootstrap. It contains some cfg files/dies, a bashrc, passwords and share keys, some written notes for customizations that are not possible or unreliably so to automate. In my notes you will find for instance a package list for fresh installs, notes on which Firefox extensions to install, how to configure certain software that have only a GUI to reliably do so (and I test such instructions before I consider the tool ready for use), a zip of my thunderbird profile, and so on.

I started this way of thinking when my dad accidentally formatted my drive in 2000, and it has been bullet proof since. When I use new software, I do not consider it usable before I made a note or cfg backup in my 'bootstrap' share. I do not rely on my memory and I do not rely on a particular machine for anything, and it costs barely any effort other than being disciplined in never customizing a machine without recording and testing how to repeat that someday. If that is too much work? Then I will not use that software, apparently its not worth it.
https://voidlinux-ppc.org/
Way you can get your business online
Huh? If you have a table with attributeid, sampleid and value how would you count how many samples have a value in any attribute? Exists subquery?
Google has an opt-in solution similar to what you describe - Advanced Protection Program - https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/

The drawback is that they only allow you to use "safe" (read Google made) apps.
Also pivotal....but pivotal is nice
Modules are coming – Meeting Cpp 2019
The requirements were made so that the SLS would be the only thing that would be rated to launch it
Victorian men hit with corruption charges over alleged esports match fixing
What a magnificent piece of misdirection and mind manipulation. You should not try to pull a fast one with cheap propaganda tricks on HN readers, that won't work most of the time.

> there should be some middle ground

argumentum ad temperantiam fallacy

> the camp advocating absolute privacy by-default 24/7/365 is too extreme

People who speak in favour of exercising a basic human rights are labelled extremists.

> everyone is untracably anonymous

Shifting of the goal-post: privacy is not the same as anonymity.
sounds like he is some old guy who is afraid to loose his position and is gatekeeping so he can keep his current job...
According to the wayback machine the last successful snapshot of snap-apps.org was made in June 2018. Everything after is 404, and the domain is inactive, pending delete.

https://web.archive.org/web/20180629001523/https://snap-apps...

They are now here: http://snapapps.github.io/
Not much, since I have successfully degoogled myself. Even deleted my mail address created with an invite back in 2004.

The only use I occasionally get out of it is a shared document with somebody.
I see a problem. "#000080" is not a web safe color. Safer to go with "#000066" to support a wider range of monitors.
I applied like 10 days ago but didn’t get any answer.
> One of my other Google accounts actually have been inactive for so long that Google doesn’t trust me when I enter the password and there’s no way to recover.

This is problematic if a system relies on your using it enough to be a proof of authentication.
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Haha, definitely. Just thought I'd share what worked for me :) maybe to add: For more complex constructions than bags I occasionally would have loved to attend a formal course and from time to time I absolutely notice areas where I lack that formal training. That just never happened because it didn't fit my day to day.
Iowa: Falsely low oxygen levels in patients when red blood cells damaged!
I always wondered what the specific differences between expensive original and alternative cheaper chargers were and whether the price differences were justified...
"The Apple charger is higher quality and I estimate has about a dollar's worth of additional components inside. But it sells for $20 more."
I'll preface this question with the disclaimer that I'm a true believer in the mission of Coreboot/Libreboot. Playing devil's advocate, if Intel were to release the signing key for the ME, or Intel Boot Guard, wouldn't this increase the likelihood of a malicious vendor preinstalling a rootkit in hardware that uses Intel CPUs?

To answer in advance regarding the likelihood of this happening. There's already been enough instances of various hardware vendors using very nefarious means to extend the capabilities of their devices and peripheral device drivers. Also, what reason do we have to assume that Google's own interest in this area is any more trustworthy? I suppose it's a moot point for many whether or not google can get rootkit level access to people's devices when so many people are using Android.

Of course, I consider the presence of the ME to inherently constitute a rootkit for alphabet-soup US government agencies and the Mossad already.
If you are using the AWS console, S3 actually asks you if you want the bucket to be public and gives you an option to create non public buckets.
What would happen if you paste a complete program in all at once?
Not that I like the answer, but the reason is assurance: it was not certain these alternatives would exist.
And since NASA is beholden to politics with shorter cycles than rocket development cycles, it's also jobs program.
Birth of BASIC
What's the point of removing old addresses? I mean I'm all for privacy, but forward all your old accounts to one funnel account and ensure you never lose that data.
I don't.

I like to just take things as they come.
I used to think this was true, back in the days when I used 'Group by' mindlessly and fiddled with the syntax dumbly until I got the right answer. Once you spend some time thinking about the concepts of it all you should do much better at remembering and if you totally forget the SQL syntax that doesn't really matter (Modulo the hideously annoying random differences between the databases themselves, but that's true of anything.)
Do you guys all only use iOS? AFAIK, 99% of non-Chinese mobile users are required to have an active Google account simply to use their smartphone.

One simply cannot not have a Google account when on Android.
Care to share the tools you use instead?
Like the word "controversial"

It's their way gatekeeping and telling you it's immoral - ie. "Sweden's controversial approach"

Or "some people say", which means "I'm saying"

They have many tricks.
For reference, "Better C" subset from D: https://dlang.org/spec/betterc.html
>> Hosted k8s has changed my life. Let me focus on my business and not my infra.

This is the claim that you made. I would argue that since you do not have experience with it you perceive it as you do not need to focus on your infra. Once you run into a failure with k8s and you actually need to fix it, this might change. That is all.
> the author doesn't know they are being manipulated despite being an expert

Actually I meant the author was aware of his view and is being both manipulative while fairly forwarding his agenda. Your option would be a fourth possibility? Which would make sense since any two binary outcomes will give a 2x2 sample space for a total of 4 outcomes.
I've read (skimmed really) the readme and I can't really figure out what this is for. I think an introductory "when would you use this" section would be very useful.

Does this serialize functions to be sent over the wire? Or does it simply save them to variables? If so, why can't I just assign the function to a variable directly?

In the short-description it says "Function serialization between Clojure processes and dialects" but I can't find any example of using this cross-process-border in the readme.

Though I applaud you for writing with an interesting vibe, I can't seem to get what you're describing.
Digital inheritance would make for a fascinating SaaS company if anyone could figure out the solutions to this.
Not keeeping your account is a security hazard.
If someone else would be able to use it, he now has access to some password resets. Or just call a support agent to restore the old email address.

Same with getting a new phone number
What sites are you using that you can't force into mobile/low bandwidth mode? Most popular services have a way - and the ones that don't, third party apps/applications.

My 2012 T420's work just fine as daily drivers for anything work or personal.
Also consider that most Mechanical Engineers desire making flashy products that are consumer facing than boring machines or parts that sits in a factory. This is also reflected in salary, mechanical design engineers are generally paid better than a manufacturing engineer.
Note that Google Takeout apparently crashes/doesn't work for some people, and there doesn't seem to be a help point for people to get it fixed. :(
Trusting the compiler, CI/CD pipelines and verifiable builds.
Well. Maybe we should first handle data ownership
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> Tip 1: Store your backup keys in your password manager so if you don’t have your phone on you, you can still log in.

Tip 1b: Make sure your password manager isn't using your Google account for authentication. :)
Is the Linux kernel one of them?
Sounds like Americans should live in Europe then.
> losing my memory (my master passwords are only in my mind - what happens if suffer a head injury and forget?)

Not just a head injury, this can easily happen if you find your keychain 10 or 20 years later. I don't think that there is a good solution to it. Maybe biometric data, but then again, I want to have a control over when my data is accessed and in many countries it's legal for law enforcement to make you use your finger or face..
No they don’t. Check any file header in their github repo
That's really interesting, thanks for sharing those results. So easy to go down the route of premature optimisation!
So what are system76 & purism computers missing with their coreboot systems compared to the list of problems in this page?
Love Bug worm's creator tracked down to repair shop in Manila
> If one doesn't want to use a platform like HackerOne you're in a tax hell doing payments to people all over the world

Why would the company paying be in tax hell? The recipient is the one who needs to pay income tax
What do you mean? Of course you can use an android phone without a Google account.
A funny one: I am locked out of a former Gmail that forwards every email to my currently active address. This "forward everything" is not throughout IMAP/Pop but some Gmail feature.

One day I couldn't login anymore to the old account (maybe I typed the wrong password 3 times or maybe it was deemed inactive because I would never login?)

I try the recovery process once in a while with everything (code by SMS, code by recovery email, etc). Never works.

But I still receive every email sent to that account through the "forward everything" setup from XX years ago.
and fingers can easily be lost as well...

Maybe write down my master password and put it in a safe?
On top of that there is also understanding the philosophy of a language. Learning python as my 3rd productive language was 3 full-time weeks, "Doing things the pythonic way" took years.
Old Apple used to care about things like this. One of their primary customers were audio engineers and sound designers.
This post I made yesterday a
seemed like good gateway project for learning to sew. In this case, thoughtfully designed masks much better than what’s available to buy.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23050986
Definitely both, in any software you take user expectations into consideration. Also all programming language designers are humans most of who know English, this gives a shared cultural context.
What happens in the case where you have two properties, A and B that "work together"? For example disable A and visually the element stays the same, disable B and visually the element stays the same, but disable A and B and the element changes (and based on the way you regress it might falsely tell you that A or B is effective depending which one you disable latest).
Thing is, S3 ACL is pretty ugly. UX is unpleasant and testing is terrible. It could be some accidental catch-all rule letting everyone in. I guess that the only lesson here is to set up an automated test that verifies whether the resource you wanted to block is actually blocked.
First integrations we’ve started not long time ago when we realized that these are roadblocks for our larger beta users to start using it for their business.
The MVP (and a bit more) was built based on the challenge/problem we were solving that I’ve been facing at my employer.
Thanks for your feedback!
The Richest Man in Babylon
My only recommendation.

Because the rest of the books may teach about money, this one teaches about exactly what you asked for i.e Personal Finance and Investment.
Threat model? Uhm. I think your asking me a bit too parameterized as I don't get your question. I will begin using them permanently of we get even more scandals. Also they are there as a fall back, but precisely for this purpose to protect myself against backdoored CPU architectures.

Ubuntu1604 works perfectly.
They are set up and ready to use.

I have Python 3.x and all other major packages ready for me to be productive with.
Even though Australian houses have full RCD protection for the entire house which would often help in these cases -- I still am terrified of these and pretty much just use official apple chargers from an Apple store or otherwise very reputable brands. The level of cheap chinese crazy is, well, crazy.
I read O'Sullivan reports and some of her works in my student years.

First, I have no idea how she got her scholarly titles when her writing is so incoherent, and devoid of line of though. Some times she outright descends into polsci technobabble, and I loose her. She is not a scholar, but a person who went to school and bullshited her way to the degree with every mean and way, in hope to get a cushy government job.

Second, for a portion of her writing making sense, her vision of reality is a laconic polsci101 recital, and carbon copy of her mentors views, without a iota of extra thought. The reality of politics is that shit happens, the reality of war is that you don't improve global stability by starting one. Her works state that it can be otherwise.

My criteria for a politician who knows his onions, is caution. Above all is caution, and an understanding that whatever he or she does returns threefold if made in error. Anybody claiming a clear, logical, rational picture of the world has never worked a day in job where his life depends on it.

I repeat my opinion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23051520

> People must stop decrying types like McNamara, Kisinger, Dulles as some kind of "smart calculating types." They were top idiots at the apex of power, and their coming was a prelude to what America got itself in now.

Every big name "strategist" USA had since the WW2 I can name was a big joke, and such types will keep coming unless people will start calling things their real names. The "geopolitical technobabblers" should not allowed to sit in high posts.

In this case, I think there can't be a better way than to pull her early works, and her academic writing for everybody to see.
If it is a general purpose programming language, this should always be done.

Not necessary at the beginning, but eventually as the language gains mindshare.

It is very hard to understand the language, if all contributions to improving it are done in another language.

Somehow it is similar to being a library author without having ever written a full blown application using the library, thus being blind to what are the possible usability issues.
Snap is irritating, but for a single desktop, easy to remove and easy to live without. It's not half as annoying as owning a samsung android device.
He then said he had been wrong to invest in the airline industry.

Is this really news worthy? A $50bln loss for Berkshire Hathaway is a joke after decades of relentless compounding growth.

If anything, this should be a boon for his insurance holdings because now their liabilities are an "act of god."
> Why spend so much when these other options are available? Surely not ignorance. Is it malice? corruption? Someone's ego?

I went into my disappointment with Bezo's choice to focus on Amazon rather than take the lead at Blue Origin while Boeing is on its knees in both their commercial airliner and Aerospace program a week ago knowing something like his would occur. It just raised $25 Billion in a Bond sale [1] and now we're back to this stagnant entity clogging up the heavy lift system and we revert back to the same nepotism that has plagued aerospace for decades.

> SLS will cost upwards of a billion per launch. Compare that to $90 million for a reusable Falcon Heavy launch or ~$150 million for a disposable one.

But this helps clarify things, too.

1: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/boeing-raises-25-billion-bond...
JS is a really horrible language to learn from the perspective of a teacher.

So many concepts dumped on you all at once. Before you even know what a function is, you have the entire DOM API dumped on you and is available in the global scope.

If you try to learn OOP in it, you have the choice of trying to grapple with the leaky ES6 class keyword or you get prototypal inheritance and `this` will come up.

That said, from a learner's perspective it's great: you have the entire DOM available to you instead of having to learn how to take the car of the cdr of a list and wondering how that has anything to do with building the next Airbnb/Uber of this world...

At least with Python/Ruby they commit hard to terseness / fluent interfaces so you have less syntactic noise to deal with, and Haskell commits hard on equational reasoning so you can pick up computation if you've come from a mathsy background. Or Scheme which is as close as you can get to "no syntax" as you can (IMO)
This happened sometime in April. They sold enough to get under 10% ownership (reporting requirements) around early April.

Most institutional investors most likely already assumed they were preparing to unload the rest of their positions. But now everyone has the confirmation, they spent the rest of the month after that unloading those shares.

More important than the headline, is that Buffett said they currently aren't buying anything. They most likely expect another leg down.
Apparently Buffet isn't afraid of the printer, which is massively disrupting what should be a bear market.
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> The Ba'ath party had already largely lost its Arab nationalist identity and become progressively more and more Islamist after the first Gulf War.

That's not so much the point the parent comment was making, I believe. Mostly that by making sure the previous military and political leaders would not be allowed to play any role in the future and not get pensions, they'd obviously have zero incentive to work with the new regime/administration/whatever.

On the other hand, they had plenty of incentive to work against it, which they then did. They may have gone full Arab nationalist if that had been an option, but to be funded in the middle east in a war against the US and Shiite-aligned governments, you'll look to the Saudis, and that pretty much only leaves Wahabi fundamentalism as your rally-cry.
You think it works well, but it often creates it's own network performance problems.
When trying to "unfold" 1 the screen seems to jump down. (I get what is happening but it looks confusing)
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I'm a Dev who loves tech, I have a telecommunications background, as well as a sales background. I would love to focus on a Front End job, but I'm willing to accommodate to any part of a code base. I care about diversity in tech, and right now I'm currently learning Python and some of it's frameworks.
Thanks Paul, really appreciate that :-)

Just FYI, we're a medium sized software consultancy based in the UK. We do quite a lot of work in financial services, which is why you'll find quite a few posts on performance and cutting-edge web technology. I started the company blog 12 years ago and now we have ~50 authors creating some amazing content. Unfortunately I don't have the time to write quite as much as I used to!
If your objective is to engender low-level conflict that will justify billions of military dollars for decades, destabilising the country and fostering insurgency is a feature, not a bug.
It is not either or. There is a reason why it is 3-2-1.

> Giving the drive to friends or family isn't viable either because I need to encrypt the data and need to store the keys somewhere.

? You don't need to store the keys anywhere, just a password. And even if you can't remember passwords, the threat model "friends and family" allows for easy passphrases or even sticky notes with password hints.
Regardless of whether or not we are printing money, it's better to invest into companies that have a future, as opposed to ones that are going to be limping along.

Airlines will need a lot of government money to stay afloat, and it may come with strings attached, to the detriment of shareholders.
Why do you assume candidates can't look information up during interviews? Karat is probably the largest provider of technical interview as a service and they allow candidates to look things up while they're interviewing. The goal is to learn how the candidate works and what they can accomplish, not simply what they've memorized.
Ah, Thanks for linking these vids! I loved playing with turtle geometry back in elementary school. Brings back happy memories :D
Where do you think fertilizer comes from?
TypeSense looks nice for this but it could really use an officially supported browser integration so folks can onboard easier I feel https://github.com/typesense/typesense/issues/85