skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It does! Here is the relevant documentation and examples:

https://www.nomadproject.io/docs/job-specification/lifecycle...

https://learn.hashicorp.com/nomad/task-deps/interjob
Guitarist, astrophysicist, and even a hardcore gardener!

https://www.spin.com/2020/05/queens-brian-may-tore-his-butt-...
Chill, dude. Hbarka was agreeing with you.
Google's internal sso (which I accidentally stumbled upon) collects other endpoint-specific parameters to compose the digital signature (like browser window size and monitor size).

This feels more effective and less intrusive. Not sure why ebay went this rather weird and creepy way instead.
Ignoring the potential health concerns. 5G antennas need to be placed on every single city block low and close to people to be effective - so it is hopeless for a majority of the US not directly in a city unless we litter the entire suburbs and small towns in addition to our cities with Huawai equipment.

And again, what is all of this for? Faster downloads of instagram photos? I don't get it. How about starting with infrastructure projects that matter like fiber - some people in the US only have DSL as an option...

Following the Chinese WHO debacle and how much faith I have in the phone industry I, personally, don't believe the hype and the studies they produce even if they deem it "safe."
That's an organizational limitation, not a technical one.
Anslem of suckless explains in a conference video that it was basically the domain name they ended up with that got traction though not everybody liked it to begin with. Which kindof sucks in itself but you know..
What's clear and direct about this guy is that he's using the excuse "clear and direct" to simply be able to say all the negative things he's previously been afraid of saying.

The problem with that is if you offer no solutions, positive encouragement, or proposals on what is better, people quickly tire of hearing the negative honesty part of your mind. And they start to learn that it's because your speech reflects a negative person underneath.

I think he has another couple of years "experiments" needed on his personality.
are you serious? you've got a major company touting a technology and a key component of it is broken?
Why does it seem more likely?

Part of the problem of systemic racism is lack of representation. If you aren’t getting representation for your community then your issues are less likely to be addressed.

Why can’t he feel a sense of moral obligation to have members of our community be represented in seats of power?
> There is a trend toward devices that are programmable from user space and the kernel is simply used as a conduit to carry proprietary code and data between user space and the device; only the device maker has any real view into what is actually happening inside it.

They just keep coming up with new ways to take away the user's control...
IMEI is used to block stolen phones from registering on the network. Being able to make stolen phones unusable is a good thing.
I hope there's a FB meme "We're going to work on shipping that feature" and "I want to be clear that while we are looking at all of these areas, we may not come up with changes we want to make in all of them."
My impression as a citizen of the US is that the social welfare in Canada is more robust, but salaries are lower on average. For some folks the peace of mind of knowing your healthcare isn't tethered to your job is worth the reduction in income; for others, they can make so much in the states that they feel it's worth it to try to build a career there. Just my highly anecdotal 2 cents.
I don't talk about my side projects at work hours, even if someone asks.

However, I built Pixmap for Android to learn Android dev. It makes a couple dollars a month... :)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.winricklab...

I built FastComments as a tool for myself, but it's starting to gather bigger and bigger customers.

https://FastComments.com
The only surprising thing here is that the Twitter thread is (rightly) against this move.

Twitter's algorithm seems to foster single opinion threads - I have a feeling it has to do with how they select suggested comments for users. I wonder if this only means that the first few people to comment had negative opinions, and things snowballed there?

What a terrible social system - designed to exclusively foster single opinion "discussions" that serve to do nothing but masturbate egos and create a false illusion consensus....yet this seems to be the direction that most social media has taken and I can't help but wonder if this isn't seriously contributing to the breakdown of discourse in this country.
Once you stop browsing, you’ll start doing something else. Trust me, I used to use HN and other social media quite a lot, and I always felt like I didn’t have enough time to do what I wanted to do.

Once that Apple screen time thing started popping up I saw why, I was spending 2-3 hours a day on my phone. So I stopped doing that. My phone now lives in a specific place in my house and only use it for communication, or you know, when I’m hiding from my family on the bathroom throne. But you’ll be amazed how much you start producing, or doing, when you stop consuming.
How do they know whether a restaurant is "black-owned"?
The Pope and Catholic Radicals Come Together Against Nuclear Weapons (2019)
HN has a search function. I searched the obvious phrase "creating content": https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que.... You can start there and if you still don't find what you need then ask a more focused question.
Many of those illustrations are by C.M. Kosemen, from the book All Yesterdays [1], which is fantastic.

[1] https://smile.amazon.com/All-Yesterdays-Speculative-Dinosaur...
Way to protect yourself from corona virus
Misc – Building a SaaS Using Django and Vue.js – Part 10
Anecdotal evidence, but I have the same experience as well. I’m not from US, so I will assume it’s a different type of turbine.
Wind turbines were installed near our village and my family started hearing sounds and feeling vibrations. I didn’t hear and don’t hear them when I return there, but it forced my parents to leave their home.

It’s a horrible feeling, especially since people don’t believe you. It can hardly be measured, because people with the correct equipment don’t pay attention to you and other people think you’re crazy.

Actually, if anybody has more information on how would I go around fixing this issue or which party should I raise this with, I would welcome that. It’s been more than a decade but the turbine is still there even though affected people have moved out.
is it even legal to have explicitly race-based policies like this? could a company do the same thing for other race groups?
Indeed. Helm offers great features but it suffers from the kubernetes unnecessary complexity and by using golang templates in YAML.

When I started with kubernetes I converted my small Docker compose files to kubernetes files. Later I rewrote everything in helm charts. Now it's almost more YAML and golang templates lines than business logic lines in my applications.

I'm considering to go back to Docker compose files. It's simple, readable, and easy to maintain.
But isn't the whole point about this article to be "pedantic" about popular misconceptions?
Statistically, proprietary software is regular software.

But yeah, snaps is a great solution for that, espacially because getting a non FOSS software is not possible in official distro repos, and hosting your own repo is HARD.

And that's what's happening. I installed Telegram using a snap because of this.
All FHE schemes today add tiny random noise to the ciphertext so that encrypting the same data twice give different results. The noise is then kept to a nominal level as you compute homomorphically using a special operation called bootstrapping. Then when you decrypt, you just ignore the noise and get your result. If you do that well and dont let the noise grow too big, you get very strong security.

Fwiw, bootstrapping is actually what makes FHE slow, not the actual addition/multiplication etc
Reminds me of this article from yesterday: Coinbase wants to sell blockchain analysis software to the IRS and DEA a year after its Neutrino acquisition https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/67551/coinbase-irs-dea-a...
I’ll add one to this list, I’m sorry if it comes off as complaining, but at least it’s topical.

There is more than one karma tracking algorithm that can be activated for a given account. That is to say, a downvote is not always a downvote, and an upvote is not always an upvote, and the point score of a comment is not always exactly equal to the number of up and downvotes.

Accounts that are flagged for posting flame-baiting or ideological comments can be switched to an alternate voting mode where votes are not counted the same way. This may mean that any manual downvotes are given greater weight, or upvotes are underweighted, or downvoting is automatically applied after some time providing a type of downward gravity which must be overcome.

I don’t know the precise algorithm. It’s complicated by the fact that I’ve been getting auto-downvoted by bots. But due to some overly combative COVID related posts my account is in this current state. I’ve found that even researched technical comments of mine will inevitably end up at -1 karma, or struggle to stay above 0.

After reaching out to dang about bot-downvoting Daniel was nice enough to look into it and confirmed my account was getting bot-downvoted but also explained that my account had been flagged and made some suggestions on posts that crossed the line. I’ve had a long and mostly enjoyable relationship with HN so hopefully I’ll be out of purgatory soon.

To be clear I have no interest in debating whether the feature was misapplied in my own personal case, but rather just it’s abstract technical merits make for great meta-discussion of moderation techniques for social media boards.
Maybe I was doing it wrong but every guide was verb based - “helm install X”. My declarative ideal ended up being a text file full of helm install commands and that wasn’t what I wanted.
How is this supporting the current situation, when this is a literal example of racism?

People don't need or DESERVE special treatment, be it negative or positive, people deserve to be treated as equal.

I don't understand why is it so hard to fathom?
how is that not consider 'racist'?
Mysterious sounds are very intriguing. My favorite is the mysterious sounds heard by Lewis and Clark on their expedition. This article goes down a bit of a rabbit hole, but it starts with a fairly good summary:
http://www.lewis-clark.org/article/1468
Both nix and guix are happy to run on top of an existing Linux distro.
Yeah this is completely misleading. How the fuck do you they think they got neon? The only way you can get it is from from the atmosphere. Helium occurs in similar concentrations and maintains the same level overtime due the radioactive decay. Actually it's probably increased due to natural gas extraction. https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/1984GeCoA..48.1759O/abstra...
Management just doesn't have any particular skill at not generating flagrantly illegal ideas. I once saw a guy announce in a company-wide email that he was leading an initiative to help the recruiting team bucket incoming applications by gender. I strongly suspect that whoever approved this program is currently being yelled at by their legal department.
This is disgusting virtue-signaling from an awful company.

If Uber really wanted to help the Black community (and other minorities) how about actually treating their delivery drivers (a lot of which come from low-class backgrounds and part of minorities) fairly with decent wages and benefits?

How about a fair, transparent fee structure? As others have pointed out, the delivery fee is just one of many fees, the rest of which are conveniently hidden from the user and passed onto the restaurants which have no choice but to pay them because Uber Eats is one of a handful of delivery services and they're all equally scummy.

How about decent customer service that plays fair when things go wrong instead of fobbing the customer off and hope they don't do a chargeback? (not many people do which is why they get away with it)
Helm charts, round these parts, are a glorified yet byzantine templating system to spit out K8s manifests.
The biggest hurdle with adopting nomad is the kubernetes ecosystem and related network effects. Things like operators only run on Kubernetes, and they're driving an entirely new paradigm of infrastructure and application management. HashiCorp is doing their best to keep up while supporting standard kube interfaces like CSI/CNI/CRI, but I don't know how they can possibly stay relevant with Kubernetes momentum.

In my opinion, HashiCorp should look at what Rancher did with K3s and offer something like that, integrated with the entire Hashi stack. The only reason most people choose nomad is the (initial) simplicity of it (which quickly goes away once you realize how "on an island" you are with solutions for ingress etc). Deliver kube with that simplicity and Integration and it's a much more compelling story than what Nomad delivers today.
> so it is hopeless for a majority of the US not directly in a city

~80% of the US population is urban, ~70% in large urbanized areas and ~10% in smaller urban clusters, per the census bureau. A majority of the US is not in a city only by empty land area, not people.

Which isn't to say that it isn't important to also have solutions that work for the other 20%, but things that are only valuable for the urban 80% remain quite valuable.
On his profile page (/user?id=pg) you mean? I don't see it there with 11k rep. It might require higher rep nowadays or indeed be removed.
Highly recommend trying Jsonnet (via https://github.com/bitnami/kubecfg and https://github.com/bitnami-labs/kube-libsonnet) as an alternative. It makes writing Kubernetes manifests much more expressive and integrates better with Git/VCS based workflows. Another language like Dhall or CUE might also work, but I'm not aware of a kubecfg equivalent for them.

Jsonnet in general is a pretty damn good configuration language, not only for Kubernetes. And much more powerful than HCL.
Tell HN: Make the search function more prominent
Right now it's at the bottom of the page. I think it should be in the top bar so that people can see it when they go to submit an article or ask a question. Having it be more prominent will remind people to search first I think and will cut down on repeated submissions.
From where and what is your visa status?

Is now a good time for anything? If you go through temp work permit or immigration route, these things were not fast before, they sure are even slower now.

If you do move, Toronto, Waterloo, Vancouver, Ottawa are good places in that order. Do not know much about Montreal, but outside of those you will be having a hard time finding anything.

Data science - I cannot speak much about it, but if you want to do that, governement and healthcare is probably your best bet.
Are you sure this would not cause problems if two devices with the same IMEI were on the same tower, or even same provider? It might look fishy having multiple dups floating around on your network.

If one of these devices gets IMEI blacklisted, now all 13.5K devices are blacklisted... Not so good.
ℑ 𝔴𝔬𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔯 𝔥𝔬𝔴 𝔦𝔱 𝔡𝔢𝔠𝔦𝔡𝔢𝔰 𝔴𝔥𝔦𝔠𝔥 𝔬𝔫𝔢𝔰 𝔱𝔬 𝔯𝔢𝔪𝔬𝔳𝔢?
The server doesn’t need the decryption key, ever. Thats the whole point in fact. FHE is end to end encryption for compute. However there is sometimes a public key used, called an evaluation key.
After 10,000 points, there will be cake.
Lists require a new line between each item:

- One

- Two
Expect class action suits to follow. What if you are losing business as a restaurant because your competitors get free delivery?
Our political establishment has no interest in ending racism; each "side" benefits from dividing Americans into identity-based groups and pitting them against other Americans on wedge issues. The hypocritical irony now is of promoting these identity-based groups for the purposes of some vague "justice" when doing so will necessarily widen the divides and propagate hatred further. It's a cynical distraction from the reality that the actual institutionalized racism predominantly occurs under the watchful leadership of the same politicians decrying it, and then you have hangers on like Uber trying to seize an issue for their own profit. It's as transparently self-serving as all the companies changing their logo avatars to rainbows for "Pride Month" a year ago, once it was politically risk-free to do so.

As one party to an interracial gay marriage I say "no thanks."
"...rebranding of their Libra cryptocurrency project into the new Facebook brand Novi."

That is technically not true. Novi is a wallet Facebook is making for Libra. The wallet used to be named Calibra and caused confusion. Libra has not been rebranded by Facebook.
"My country club allows anyone to join regardless of race. Just $100 a year for the membership and a one time fee of one billion dollars for the delivery of your membership card. Since white people tend to get sunburn on our course, the membership card delivery fee is waved for them."
Very much appreciated. This post tells it like it is, without equivocation.
> “A friend of mine who lives in Herenthout is going through exactly the same thing as I am. She has been receiving pizza she has not ordered for nine years, too,” Van Landeghem said.

Either this problem is extremely common in Belgium, or this is a very suspicious coincidence.
Ask HN: Interesting open source projects originating in China?
Ask HN: How do you become social media influencer?
HN does implement Markdown to some extent, such as lists, italics, quotes, code blocks, etc.
Where Did the Grandeur Go?
Debian offers both the stable release which you mentioned as well as more up-to-date 'testing' and relatively cutting-edge 'unstable' releases. The 'unstable' release tends to be stable enough for day to day use by the so-called 'power/super/hyper/turbo/whatever' user, it hardly ever breaks. I tend to run stable on servers, unstable on user-facing desktop/laptop/notebook applications. Even on servers I sometimes add the testing or unstable repository at a lower precedence to be able to selectively add packages from there. I've done this for decades and have yet to have a significant breakdown on either server or user-facing installations.
Thank you. This is the sort of thing I was alluding to when I suggested it was harder than just doing a simple replacement on the standard halting argument.

In this case, I'll back it down to suggesting there's probably some way to prove it can't be done without some unreasonable amount of at least one of time and space.
Is there a good standards body to refer to for progress on these alternate encryption methods?
Alleged pictures of the upcoming GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards
It is irrational to compensate a negative event now incoherently with positive discrimination.

It's like saying: Germany started World War 2, now Germany must send soldiers to stop Syrian war to compensate its bad karma.
When they moved from Unity to Gnome shell, you could read all over the OMGUbuntu comments that people actually liked Unity and wished they would keep it.

It's always the same, you hear people complaining the most.

Ubuntu has been a success because they took some risk.

The first one has been to make installing proprietary drivers easy. Something they got a lot of heat for.

And since they managed to become the most popular Linux distro ever, I think critics should maybe ask themselves why.
We were discussing VB and Java on early days of Web, places like Compserve, BBSs or plain magazines reader letters.
It really fels like a cheat code. Once you start to notice it you'll see it everywhere in newspapers, etc.
Can we make feature requests here? Hah.

I would absolutely love it if the comment box was taller than 7 lines on mobile, perhaps just at least when editing a comment.
Crazy. Could someone do this maliciously? Was there any specific aspect of the window that made it resonate more than another?
It seems like you are finding it hard to understand what makes racism systemic, white restaurant owners are not an oppressed group, nobody is being racist against them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institutional_racism
If anyone is interested, here's an interview with a human rights lawyer Robert Barnes, a man that has litigated wrongful death cases against police, and supreme court cases.

Very pertinent, internal take on the courts, BLM, Antifa, police, Covid, and current cases before the supreme court.

https://youtu.be/6SSse90R72o?t=4021
Not mentioned, but you can be "rate limited", where you can post up to ~ 3 comments per hour (?not sure), else you get a "posting too fast, please slow down" message. It's keeping us trolls at bay
Looking for fraud signs is my guess, people don't usually use eBay through TeamViewer so if it's on and the port is open then an otherwise normal transaction gets really suspicious for example. They're probably feeding the open port info into their model to determine fraud risk for user logins and transactions.

They may not even be using it actively yet because they'd need to gather a lot of example data to detect outliers.
The cake was a lie.
Maybe we will start projects with enormous power requirements?
Thank you! I use your blacklist on all my devices.
> It's way easier to make proprietary software: most of your users don't criticise any single decision you make, you don't have to justify yourself, you get much more users, and you make money out of it.

Why on Earth would you think that users of proprietary software don't criticize it? I'm pretty sure that Windows gets more criticism than Ubuntu...
Can someone kindly explain what this is used for?
Actually Seems like predatory pricing targeting this one group to make these businesses unfairly dependent on Uber Eats in a monopoly grab
Three out of four examples were positive?

> I told an ex-girlfriend that I loved her and I was offering her a long-term relationship. I told my daughter who is getting shot with rubber bullets that I am terrified and that I am proud of her. I told a project at work that I wasn’t impressed by their goals.

> Last night I told someone I could be interested in a variety of relationships with them. They told me they weren’t interested in romance but they were interested in friendship. We had a nice talk and teed up another talk.
Curious whether submit-before-search and comment-before-read are states of being rather than side effects of user interface prominence.

I suspect they are, but I also suspect there are UI researchers on here who can tell me!
You can do data science at banking institutions in Toronto, though the pay will probably be much lower than elsewhere
I don’t expect managers to know the law, I do expect them to check with those that do.
Before that, a webserver was still required to initiate the connection between 2 user-peers, which of course made little sense. I once asked about it and got an answer about "DDOS risks", and it made sense, because if you let people visit some webpage, it would be an easy way to DDOS.
Mine was a hell of a lot more expensive than that. $3,000. The doctor refused to treat me until I had one, even though my fatigue was the same as it was 10 years ago when I had another sleep study with no issues.

So damned frustrating.