skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A couple of our customers shared this thread with me so I thought I’d chime in. For transparency I am the CEO of Doppler (YC W19), a hosted secrets manager service. I know secrets management isn’t directly related to key management, but it’s a cool security topic we think about often. A one-liner about Doppler - lovable secrets manager built for the everyday developer, that works across all stages, from local development to production, on all stacks, and infras.

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That's a fair point about recency, so I've added the date back to the title above.

(Sorry for editing my comment on the fly like that - yours is long enough that I imagine I changed the carpet under you several times while you were writing. It's the most convenient way for me to craft responses, so I do it all the time, even though there are downsides.)
> "thug" is not a word of any color. I have seen it used plenty referring to white people.

By Trump? It's possible there are a few examples, but he sure seems to apply that word in a suspiciously biased way.
> I also have the feeling that the tutorials start with the details, instead of starting with an overview

Yes. Reading the official docs, or Nix pills, gives exactly this impression.

I've read some good documentation away from the official docs on how to start using the package manager.

But understanding the overview of how to package things yourself is all wood and no trees.

There's so many moving parts in nix that knowing how they all interact, and which ones are important for your task at hand, is a headache.
Recent polling suggests a majority of Americans would like to see the military used, so this isn't exactly a fringe call to violence. And it doesn't split along many of the fault lines you might expect either; 48% of Democrats and 37% of African-Americans are on board.

(https://assets.morningconsult.com/wp-uploads/2020/06/0118162...)
Sure they can. jeffbee was still correct. And no matter what other hats they might wear, it's inappropriate to show up like this when there's no reason to anticipate any violence.
What are you doing - right now, today - to help bring about the changes you want to see?
How many people who read a certain book on IA would actually be able to buy it during the crisis? I think that that number is really low, so the loss is really low as well, but sometimes authors prefer not to sell or give away even when there is no perspective or benefit. Some time ago, I needed an old book that wasn't popular, but nobody wanted to sell a new copy of it at even a remotely decent price...
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No one deserves to be paid for their labor. The mere fact that you put labor into something does not entitle you to other people's money. You get paid because you have something other people want and they are willing to pay you to give it to them. This is completely at odds with the way publishers are used to operating, which is founded in legally-sanctioned monopolies and disproportionate punishment for anyone who dares to infringe their special privileges by using their own labor to create their own copies of existing works without consulting the copyright holder.

If you want to be paid for your labor, withhold either the labor itself or the finished product (i.e. the original copy) until you have negotiated a contract for payment. Don't put the content out in public where it can easily be copied and then expect people to pay you large sums for the trivial work of distribution which they could easily accomplish on their own.
> Seems like you've captured the prevailing mindset at Microsoft that allowed this to happen in the first place.

What's "this"? I haven't seen evidence of anything that's immoral or unethical here.

Care to give a rebuttal that isn't just more of the same rhetoric??

> You'd be a good candidate to work there. Do you currently?

Insinuations of shilling are such a chicken shit argument. They're also against the forum rules. Stop doing that.
Complete sidenote to the post: I'm looking at this guy's CV and when describing what he did as a head TA he says "developed and taught lectures; designed and administered exams". I thought TAs were meant to be secondary help when running a course. Sounds like the TAs were running this course. Is that normal?
Not being an electronics engineer, can anyone explain why there isn’t just a pair of wires from each key to the controller chip?
Aww, thank you. I spend a lot of time inside it, so I'm glad to have something I enjoy looking at. I hope to be meticulous.
If the first amendment violations are being done by left wing politicians then it should be even easier for the right to attack them, but instead they're silent or encouraging tougher violations.
What? Donald Trump is on Facebook too. I only recently heard about his Twitter account, but not because of what he was tweeting. But because he cannot unfriend anybody (as a public official?).

Most of the Finnish Government has unfriended me, so important Corona-related Health Ministry tweets have not reached me.
I hate to tell you this but those people aren't your friends.

I have plenty of friends. What's more, I know they're real.

I mean, how real are your friendships if they won't respond to an occasional text? What even does friendship mean then?
Here's a list of occupations that are more dangerous than police officer. https://cms.qz.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/the_deadliest_...
"Thug" does have a definition that is not racist.

So does "monkey".

Death cultists will claim that monkey is non-racist, when used by bigots, too.

"WUH WUH WUH ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT BRUH 1488 ISN'T RACIST IT'S JUST NUMBERS"
And that is why such technologies are best deployed with humans in the loop. Tech flags, human checks, human label is fed back into training. Fewer humans will be needed now, even fewer 2-3 years from now. There are literally tens (if not hundreds) of thousands of people every day doing nothing but watching security feeds. And 99% of the time nothing is going on.
Seems like this is an easy problem to solve. Allow users to control their own content filters instead of removing the offending content from the platform altogether. Unless this isn't actually about that, and is really just people trying to shut down opinions they don't agree with...
> It gets really interesting once you express it in Delta V.

I mean, it does depend on how much time you're willing to spend. Yeah, the dV required to move from one asteroid to another is pretty tiny, but typical orbit phasing maneuvers like that typically take a long time to execute, especially in the scale of the asteroid belt (you gotta orbit all the way around the Sun).

That said, I feel like (but haven't validated mathematically or in e.g. KSP, or found real-life examples) it should be possible to do small phase shifts with radial burns (e.g. inward then outward to "catch up", or outward then inward to let the target do so) without requiring much of a time expenditure, though this would probably entail more fuel.
I’m interested in decoupling personal data from the application layer. Solid[0] is one such experiment.

It seems doomed though... and even if it does “work”, I imagine the nightmare scenario where, in order to use FB, you have to give them FULL ACCESS to aaaaaaalll of your data (email, contacts, messages, etc...).

There are also technical concerns around caching / rate-limiting, UX concerns around the complexity, and operational concerns around business models that don’t involve a Dragon’s cave full of data.

But, I hope something like this works. Or maybe just better tools for personal blogs again?

[0] https://solid.mit.edu
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Wz69m4hKsw

Someone at a protest was stabbed. Police was called to arrest the stabber and take the victim to hospital. They were actually leaving when some people started throwing rocks and bottles at them.
RafX, requestAnimationFrame based `thenable` for animations and task management
I would say a Python one would be good. It's pretty popular and fairly easy to learn. Maybe look at an AWS, machine learning, or data science course after that.
"Thug" does have a definition that is not racist.

So does "monkey".

Death cultists will claim that monkey is non-racist, when used by bigots, too.

"WUH WUH WUH ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT BRUH 1488 ISN'T RACIST IS JUST NUMBERS"
You realise not everyone is protesting peacefully right? Some people are taking this opportunity to steal and let out their anger by burning down shops and buildings. That’s nothing to do with the police, in fact that has happened most of all in places where the police have been weak so far. How do you propose dealing with that?
What post is that about?
oh come on like you haven't seen people who jump on the bandwagon who don't give a shit about the actual issue(s) and are just there to score some PR points. Never happens.

No idea if this applies to the parent topic, but denying that virtue signalling exists is very strange.
https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/ looks really promising to bring standardized debugging across most ides and languages, which is awesome.
> London riots of 2012 and now in this current unrest

London riots of August 2011. not 2012.
German Wikipedia. An SPD politician tried to redefine the word "Antifa" to mean just "Antifascist" in the article.

https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Antifa&diff=20053...
I think GPs argument is that the demand for dollars is so high that you can print them with few repercussions (inflation).
If science is truly what you describe, then it has no place in the making of public policy. Never again.
"numerous videos show police breaking windows themselves"

I don't believe you.

The umbrella guy breaking the AutoZone window with a hammer has no connection to any police department. Someone made that up on social media and people shared it because that's what people do.

The only video I know of showing officers breaking a window is out of Seattle. It shows officers responding to a burglary in progress at a Target store. The officers had to chip away at the already broken glass windows so they could safely get in. (The burglars had broken the glass to get inside.) Once inside, the responding officers found and arrested the three burglars they had come for.
Human height ~ frequency. Power level and time are the other parameters.

A 6ft tall person’s resonant frequency is 150MHz.
300,000,000 m/s (light) / height(wavelength) = frequency

From what I remember, the higher microwave frequencies have less affect unless they are directed at you or confined like a microwave oven. Then it’s a matter of the resonant frequencies of water.

There is more to it but that’s just an intro.

“The most dangerous frequencies of electromagnetic energy are X-rays, gamma rays, ultraviolet light and microwaves. X-rays, gamma rays and UV light can damage living tissues, and microwaves can cook them.” -https://sciencing.com/wavelengths-frequencies-dangerous-7487...
Thank you for the comment. One reason to use awk was that I wanted to see how far I could go with Awk. I will checkout data.table. Does it offer any kind of parallelism?
I reread it a number of times and I often do the same.

In this case it seems I had written what I meant though and a number of people just read mdorazios comment, saw that I was being downvoted and decided to continue piling on.

Also I guess a number of people like you are tired and angry and not in the mood for discussing alternatives-to-CS-gas-in-a-situation-where-the-use-of-force-is-actually-warranted.

Whatever, I don't care about stupid internet points, I just wish people here could read what I actually wrote instead of what mdorazio think I wrote.

I wish you luck with the protests.
(Not parent) Thanks! I needed this a while back for a bodge. Ended up stashing it, but this will help a lot!
The middle class will also pay additional taxes (although less than their ubi). UBI is basically an offset to the curve of progressive tax rate.
The Onion site autodiscovery has never worked for me when using Cloudflare's Onion routing. My sites (e.g. https://www.pastery.net/) include an alt-svc header, yet the browser never prompts me to switch to it. It does work for ProPublica, but not for my sites for which I have CF's Onion Routing enabled.

Has anyone else had this problem (or had this work)?
> that argument has been made by multiple leftists who were upset that he blocked them from his twitter feed

Fox News reports:

White House spokesman Sean Spicer noted in June that Trump's tweets are official statements and the White House often sends out official statements everytime the President tweets.

CNN reports:

White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday President Donald Trump's tweets are indeed official statements.

"The President is the President of the United States, so they're considered official statements by the President of the United States," Spicer said, when asked during his daily briefing how they should be characterized.

YouTube from the horses mouth:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHMqZ-KI-oo

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think Riot should change their name. It's horribly insensitive to have a project named like that given the current situation. Please show some respect for the pain and loss of so many real-world communities.
Wrong. You downvoted because you downvote all things you don't already agree with. I would be surprised if you didn't also downvote opposing political views. You downvote things. That is how you make a difference in the world, by downvoting things.

You should downvote yourself because you've decided to argue a different point for internet points. Lots of preventable things kill people.
That would be (partially) SWAT's fault. I don't expect police officers (SWAT or not) to be automatons who blindly follow orders. They need to stand behind their actions. They shouldn't serve a warrant like that unless they believe it to be a high-risk situation.
All money is fungible. That's the point of UBI: let individuals decide for themselves what the best use of it is, instead of having the state decide for them.

Different people have different wants and needs. Would you consider toys for children "spent well"? What about a netflix subscription? What if that netflix subscription gives the kids something to do while Mom goes to school? What about a babysitter, so parents can go out and feel human for once? What about a framed picture of a relative that just passed away?

Improving financial literacy is a vital and often under-discussed component of successful UBI programs. I think it's crucially important we make programs explaining banking, savings, etc available (and maybe even required!) as part of UBI programs. These are absolutely necessary to give people the financial fundamentals they need to survive in a world that doesn't care enough about them to teach it effectively, if at all, in public schools.

But if you're insisting on evaluating the success of UBI experiments based on what the recipients spend money on, instead of how it affects their quality of life and/or their financial trajectory... then you're completely missing the point of UBI.
Simple idea, great idea. Thanks.
Are you arguing that an in-person interaction is somehow actually less real and less meaningful than looking at someone's curated social media feed?
Economic parity would go a long way towards solving these problems, I don't think they can happen before white racial resentment is solved. It's interesting that so many working class whites are so willing to vote against their own economic self interest - particular where the possibility of raising the levels of working class blacks is concerned. Last Place Aversion is a very real thing it seems.
In a similar vein, singing to a more "natural" tuning (i.e. quarter-comma mean tone) is insanely more comfortable. Adam Newley and 12Tone on youtube have excellent videos that explore this topic further!
All kinds of liability, better safe than sorry. Runaway cloud costs from a misconfigured job, serial chargebacks from malicious users.
Forget 8 year olds, my 3.5 year old can drive a tractor through the woods no problem. We obviously only let him steer and have someone else on the throttle, but he can keep it centered, turn around, avoid obstacles, etc just fine. Kids can handle bipedal locomotion just fine, it's not like they don't have the ability to make rapid decisions to avoid obstacles or correct their position. Steering is no different, it just takes some practice and experience to adapt to it. It's the higher functions that children aren't suited to do.
Success looks likely for Phase 3 clinical trials of MDMA for PTSD
!($1 in a) && FILENAME ~ /aminer/ { print }

This uses a regular expression. As regex is not actually needed in this case, you might be able to get better performance with something like this:

!($1 in a) && index(FILENAME, "aminer") != 0 { print }
Let's just be a bit careful with nomenclature here - when a private company doesn't print or publish or promote certain messages, that's not censorship. (Let alone when they carry it, but add a link.)

I'm also against censorship.

"Deplatforming" or something similar might be more appropriate here.
It is the root. It's just it's the racism 50+ years ago not the racism today that's the real problem. Until we address the economic advantages white people had back then and have today due to it we wont solve racism. Are we really just supposed to get rid of it today and then say "time to catch up"? I hope not.
As you said, it's the gradient which matters. The gradient determines how much the sea level changes over a distance. But, the sea level change is distinct from the tides. The difference in water level between two connected locations at the same moment in time is the same for the ocean and the lake.

The video you linked to compares lakes and oceans because the lunar tides vary with time. The lake level difference between Cleveland and Buffalo at 6 will be the same as the sea level difference between New York and Providence at ~5:30. You need to compare your sea level to the sea level a quarter of the way around the world to understand why your local sea level changes from 6:00 to 12:00.
>> My original question: "I am the owner of the company, and there's nothing I can do to expel them?"

I notice that rather than answering my question, you seem to have chosen to instead reply with two other questions, both of which are rather absurd examples of things that are literally not possible, and have little relevance to the question I actually asked.

May I ask why you chose to respond in this way? My (speculative) intuition is that it is a form of rhetoric, that is often used in conversation to persuade third party observers of a certain thing. But to be explicit, this is only my intuition, I am not making a formal accusation of any kind...I am simply curious about what is going on in this conversation.

So, having said all that: is my intuition incorrect? And if so, I would very much appreciate if you could explain what is going on here, as it seems to have become a very common writing technique here and elsewhere, but I am personally unable to understand it at all - to me, it only makes already complex conversations even more confusing.

> Ownership is more of a negative than positive good---that is, ownership means you own something more than other people, not that you're omnipotent regarding it.

> A human can own a computer yet still be unable to get it to do something.

> "Never attribute to scarcity what can be attributed to technical debt."

This seems to suggest that it is not possible for an owner of a company to expel substandard management, at least sometimes, because it requires omnipotence. Is this what you are actually saying, or is my interpretation flawed? If it is flawed, would you be able to restate your beliefs in clear, unambiguous, non-rhetorical terms? And if it is not flawed, could you possibly post at least one example where omnipotence is clearly required to accomplish the task (or something reasonably close to demonstrating that)?

And I suppose I should also point out that the underlying issue of my analogy is whether the current political process in the Unites States of America could be improved, at all.

Do you think it is not possible to make any improvements at all, however small? If it isn't too much trouble, I think an initial discrete "Yes" or "No" answer would help in maximizing communication effectiveness, and after that you can include any rhetorical narrative that you believe adds to that initial answer.
I’m an opponent of UBI and it has literally nothing to do with how they spend it. That’s their business and they know how to spend their own money.

This experiment is not answering questions that (reasonable, at least) detractors actually have.
This discussion always goes in circles.

Usually when people are talking about Twitter endorsing free speech, they are not asking for a law, but moreso asking Twitter to do so out of principle.

I don't like these arguments because they seem to end up revolving around one's interpretation of 'free speech' when both sides are really in agreement.
Does Assange count?
I've done something very similar recently, for processing hundreds of GB of .csv files across thousands of records. I ended up writing a fast single-threaded Rust program for the file parsing, then fed it into a bash script running GNU Parallel. That thing flies, and watching the system monitor showing every thread on the system get pegged to 100% simultaneously is a neat experience.

I'm sure I could have done the parallelization itself in Rust given enough time, but honestly I found the `parallel` command to be so easy and resulting in so little overhead that it didn't really even seem worth it to spend the time on a language-native solution.
Ok, great. Here comes more feedback :)

Since I did not save my password when signing up, I proceeded to set an email. Got a confirmation email and clicked the link in it.

Then signed out and clicked the "Set a new password" link.

But it does not work. I always get the message "Failed to send email: This email address was not found".
It's not a function of what facebook did or did not do, but a function of how we judge people working for facebook.

It's pretty easy to close your eyes about a shitty thing your company might be doing, because for your personnally staying is a good deal.

It's much harder to do when everyone else is judging you about it.

This is not a stab at the person than resigned, I think this is a normal human behavior, we are pretty egoistic creatures.
The graphic is too fuzzy -- but I'm trying to figure out why the AST for fib in Ruby would be so complex...
I'm on Pro and while Candy Crush was removed, I now have Farm Hero's Saga and something called "Groove Music". Netflix also somehow made its way there even though I've never once tried to watch it on this PC.

They are less brazen about it, I had to look in my Applications list.
These were the people who rallied around to help me start recovering from a decade-long abusive relationship, once I finally wised up and got out. Maybe that by you doesn't qualify as friendship. I don't care what does.
Thank you for compromising.

And no worries, I do the same thing.