skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While we're shitting on Deloitte:

Between the target billable rate they give you and the amount of time you spend on regulatory compliance, plus the fact that your own vacation time counts against your billable rate, you're guaranteed to have to work at least 10 hours of unpaid overtime every week just to hit your target.

I accidentally started a small riot during my introductory training period when I did the math in my head and blurted it out in the room of 50 other new people.

The guy running the training left shortly after I got canned, started his own business, and even sent me some work. He hated that place, too.
Soy Boy.
No, but she could "pick one with moderators who aren't assholes".
The traffic burst would be huge for the Tesla tweet. That type of scam introduces more complexity, such as requiring hosting for millions of visitors in an hour, which can leave a traceable trail.
This isn’t a rhetorical question as programs like FedRamp exist to help startups have those good answers for responsible governments. While a brand new startup will not meet criteria, relatively new companies are able to meet requirements and earn business.

At the high level (ten figure contracts) startups have no chance vs Amazon and Microsoft, but there are many agencies and purchasing available to pursue.
Manix is a little long for some jurisdictions; sage 5 comes in at 3" so it is allowed almost everywhere
Yeah, there are certainly numerous benefits of AD-integrated DNS, such as built-in zone replication via AD replication, secure dynamic updates, updates can be made on any DNS server (e.g., "multi-master"), DHCP integration, and probably several others I'm forgetting at the moment.

At least some of these are available in other DNS servers as well but I'd certainly agree that AD-integrated DNS is much easier to deploy, manage and maintain.
I'm not going to defend police culture. It's toxic without a doubt. But if we're removing things they're allowed to use, what are they going to replace it with? In an ideal situation the police would always substantially outnumber the suspect and could simply pile on and each control a limb until they're handcuffed. What if it's just 2 cops and 1 really large, strong guy they have to arrest? If you're never worked in a job where you are required to physically subdue people larger than you, it's hard to imagine the stress of the situation. Pain compliance techniques like wrist locks are a big risk if you get it wrong, and becoming proficient takes years of practice. Even if you execute a common submission technique on someone, good luck getting them handcuffed after you release it.

And to your point about referee: the cop isn't a referee. They're just another fighter. And if they lose, there's no ref to stop the person from seriously hurting or killing them. Combine this with the fact that most cops are just average people with little to no hand to hand combat experience, aside from a few confidence booster sessions at the police academy.

I think cops deserve a lot of criticism. But let's make it constructive criticism. If we're going to take something out of their toolbox, let's at least clearly define realistic tools they can use.
Piping a url into bash is not more or less risky than downloading a windows binary, installing a snap, installing a npm/composer/whatever package with post-install hooks, downloading a binary for your Mac.

It's impossible to read every line of code we execute (many of which are closed source anyway).

Downloading a large script and reading it before running it in bash is also hardly good security measure.

It's much more practical to teach people how to recognize trustworthy sources, and how HTTPS works. Or you can switch to a platform like iOS where there's complete control, sandboxes and reviews.
Getting these problems fixed will be money well spent. Trying to go to the moon is not an example of that.
If you post nationalistic flamebait like this, or other flamebait this egregious, to HN again, we will ban you.

Also, please don't routinely create accounts. This is also in the site guidelines. You needn't use your real name, of course, but for HN to be a community, users need some identity for other users to relate to. Otherwise we may as well have no usernames and no community, and that would be a different kind of forum. https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byDate&dateRange=all&type=comme...

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Well thank heavens for the DVD or else this would need to come on 58,254,223 floppy discs.
This seems like a limited view. I have worked and re-worked with people across multiple companies during my career. To burn bridges as you go through your career seems short sighted.
It's not feasible for every trusted source of knowledge to have their own radio station, so the sources utilize existing stations, and consumers have no choice but to tune into those stations.

It's perfectly feasible for every trusted source of knowledge to run a web server, and they actually do it, so it's sad that consumers don't connect directly to those servers and instead use middlemen.
MacOS does this. Native mac apps somehow can preserve file references even after the source file has been moved or renamed. The unfortunate part however is many cross platform apps are't written using the Mac APIs which then leaves an inconsistent experience.

I think it's for reasons like this that many mac users strongly prefer native apps over Electron or web apps.
How do you deal with search engines? The vast majority of stores have the the vast majority of their customers come in via search engines.

1. Showing one page to the search engine spider and another to users is a black hat SEO tactic known as bait & switch. Most search engines heavily penalizes against this. How do you deal with your customers possibly losing their search engine reputation that they've built up over the years?

2. I don't know about other people, but when I see a price, X, on the search engine result page, then get a different price, Y, in the actual store, I immediately lose trust in the store. If the merchant is willing to bait & switch me on the price, then I don't trust it not to bait & switch me on their actual product or services.
You're very welcome - glad you like it!
Awesome time to buy a new private jet :-)

My understanding is that many (most?) airlines use a leasing company to "hold" their physical inventory. If this is the case is this really just notice that they are going to break all their leases?

I also wonder, given that the 747 has been EOL'd by Boeing as well, how much one can recover by 'parting out' these 28 planes. Will they live on like the DC-3 did as a 'third party' airline plane or are they just too big to be useful in that way? Could make for a heck of a fire fighting fleet I suppose.
Minor correction: "fat" in your list of positive epithets is actually spelled "phat".

I enjoyed reading your list, it was like a trip down memory lane.
PPP gives a great measure of total addressable market size in local currency.

US nominal GDP is higher only because US dollar is 7x a Chinese yuan.

But there absolutely are more humans in China, with enough yuan to buy more chips than the US. Only that they'll get paid in a lesser currency.
War is perhaps an exaggeration, but if its wrong its wrong quantitatively, not qualitatively. In other words, lives unquestionably hung in the balance.

I dont even have a twitter, facebook, instagram, or... anything i think. just you people : )
Because we don't sell units of productivity - we're selling units of labour. If I don't sell 40 hours per week, somebody else will.
Oh there's significant structural differences between cruise ships and ocean liners. Ocean liner's bow is strengthened for travel in adverse seas, and the stern is cupped rather than box-shaped to reduce roll. The superstructure is tapered for better balance, and the engines are optimized for power / speed moreso than vibration / comfort. They're more expensive than cruise ships as a result.

See: https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-ocean-l...
The Science Behind Deep-Sea Fish Skin That Absorbs More Than 99.5% of Light
It’s just easy to do, that’s it. It was a little difficult to run another DNS server with Windows 2000.... but that was a very long time ago.

Even if you use MS DNS, it’s smart to run DNS on dedicated devices.
Can’t say enough nice things about redash. It’s become a staple in our data program.

What I’ve found is for our product data, traditional BI tools make certain queries easy but many other queries really hard (Tableau, QuickSight). You end up second guessing the results and checking yourself in SQL anyways.

SQL is the lingua franca of data, and Redash lets us stay in that mindset.

I’ve also been able to submit PR back to Redash with ease, great team. With the acquisition I am a tiny bit concerned about the future, but also hopeful.
Interesting. I looked for evidence supporting your claim and found this: https://github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/3442

It's a very awkward thread where Lucky225 accidentally demonstrates that he has indeed taken over Adrian Lamo's email account. Note this doesn't say anything about whether they were or weren't friends. They definitely had overlapping interests.
Too bad. I’ve really enjoyed watching BA’s daily LHR to SEA flight come in overhead around 5 or 6pm on weekdays. Sea-Tac doesn’t get too many 747s despite its proximity to Boeing.
Exercism: Code Review for Everyone
>I think it's for reasons like this that many mac users strongly prefer native apps over Electron or web apps.

Users on every OS do.
Wow, this remind me of the Firefox 4 release era with exciting new features
I'll come out and say yes, in fact.

If the government hired developers directly and promoted those developers to levels of seniority, it would in fact spend taxpayer dollars more efficiently than outsourcing to shitty consultants and contractors whose primary goal is to keep the same zombie contract going year after year.

The government at least has incentives to make the best product they can on a local level. There might be politicking at the higher up, but their goal is to make a product. The incentives for larger consulting companies is to make money and often does so at the cost of cutting corners or delivering broken products. The reason why they can get away with it is because the larger consulting companies operate at a different scale than smaller ones, which is often needed for major projects. Which means then you're forced to work with scumbag consulting companies.
if you have never been to the nuclear science museum in Albuquerque NM is amazing... and a little surreal.

I remember walking outside to see the planes and icbms, off in a corner mixed in with some scrap was a pallet with a big metal cylinder thing. I thought it was construction equipment or just trash but, nope, it was a B41. The B41 is a 25mt air dropped bomb, the largest strategic nuke ever fielded by the US.

I had a couple moments like that at the museum. Behind a door was a bomb casing with B61 written on it with a sharpie.

these were the most destructive devices ever conceived of by man but just strewn about like what you'd find in some old timer's garage.
Perhaps more correctly, all domain controllers can optionally be DNS servers as well.

Even when first setting up a new forest and new domain for the first time, installing a Microsoft DNS server is not required.
Well that’s got to be impossible because how else do you guys get all the off shore work, if not through these companies?
In the early days, before the spam, a post would create pingbacks at some well-known-url, so post #2 would create a pingback link at post #1 if you referenced it.
Crucial says approximately 3W per 8GB: https://www.crucial.com/support/articles-faq-memory/how-much...

$ echo '(32 * 2^40) / (8 * 2^30) * 3' | bc
12288
Would you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments to HN? We're trying for a bit better than that here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Awesome collections on DataHub
An adolescent boy grows breasts and then wants to stay in his room all day. It could well be all about body shame, trying to protect himself from social trauma. The rate of suicide among people who transition on purpose is so extremely high. What must it be among people who are transitioned by force.
Getting your Govt to fix all the US' crumbling infrastructure will be money well spent. Spending a crap load of money on your military is not an example of that.
Given that the entire brain is arguably a collection of "chemical processes", how do you separate a condition that is "just a chemical imbalance" vs something that is... "you"?
For some values of life.
A president can’t just “start a war”, muchless order air strikes. dozens of people are involved. Donald Trump yells and hollers all the time and people send Jared to calm him down. There have already been documented instances of this in the Trump admin, and it wasn’t over tweets.
Are there any good browser extensions you recommend that help detect a service like yours?
To be clear I think settling Mars is cool and I’m not upset if someone tries—I’d love to watch that and cheer them on. I just think the “it’s a backup for humanity” angle is, at best, pretty weak.
I keep saying phone numbers for 2FA is dumb but entire industry thinks this is a good idea for some reason. The problem here is that it's not even used as 2FA, it's just one factor and these services think it's sufficient to prove identity.
strictly speaking it's not needed, however, you probably don't want to do that because raw erlang processes are single threaded with no shared memory (but also no transactional locking, mutexes, or channels to worry about!) so at a certain scale you will become bottlenecked on that one process. ETS tables (an internal k-v lookup system) cheats a bit on the "no shared memory" rule, and Registry is backed by that and able to be a high-performance solution for sharding your path to the process that needs to handle.
“Unquestionably” you’ve got to at least give an example. How did lives hang in the balance? I’m not saying the likelihood is 0, it’s best not to be irresponsible like this obviously, but come on, it’s not even 0.5.
Not just any initial capital, clean US dollars in a brokerage account under somebody's real name. You can't use BTC or rubles or drug money or whatever.
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They are widely used as cargo planes which is what they were originally designed for.
proper URIs are all the go
At Tokyo Narita airport, it is (well, was) running at capacity and if a flight is delayed, another flight may be rescheduled to an earlier time.
If curious see also

2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11712449

2012: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4154927

2011: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2492566

2008 ("I just noticed that this classic piece of advice has never been directly posted to HN."): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=175199

also one comment from 7 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21720496
One difference is that these people are being accused by civil authorities --not some "rando" who moonlights as cyberpolice. He's not acting in an official capacity and doesn't have the imprimatur of the state.
> ... as computers are added to AD, you get a PTR record automatically in windows.

This is, of course, configurable and can be turned on or off.

> ... it would be a pain to autocreate their PTR records in bind.

Yes, it would. Fortunately, ISC DHCP and BIND, for example, can also handle this automatically.
Ocean liner = designed to travel fast. Cruise liner = designed to have lots of amenities.
Rhetorical question: Why must we charge annually to control domains? Should we stop doing this in the name of greater URL stability?

The article states early on, “Except insolvency, nothing prevents the domain name owner from keeping the name.” As it turns out, insolvency is a pretty significant source of URL rot, but also so is non renewal of domains by choice or by apathy, whether for financial or mere personal energy reasons (“who is my registrar again? Where do I go to renew?”) especially by individuals. You start a project and ten years later your interest has waned.

Domains are an increasingly abundant resource as TLDs proliferate. Why not default to a model where you pay once up front for the domain, and thereafter continued control is contingent on maintaining a certain percentage of previously published resources, and if you fail at that some revocable mechanism kicks in that serves mirrored versions of your old urls. Funding of these mirrors comes from the up front domain fees. Design of the mechanism is left as an exercise for the reader :-)
I guarantee you that if you're trapped working 50+ hours a week in a minimum wage job without the necessary talents, connections or life skills to ever better your lot in life, your 'controllable life circumstances' control a lot less than 40% of your wellbeing.
Thanks! Yeah, those comments were intense. So much hate and anger from so many people who've clearly never been even remotely close to Africa.

In fact, I met some of the friendliest and most welcoming people I ever have all throughout Africa!
And the US President is a pawn of the Russians! Here come the "free" elections my Comrades!
Uhh.. have you ever been on Twitter? That's like half the activity there, people dog piling on others based on circumstantial, if any, evidence of perceived slights or wrongdoing.

Sure, people _shouldn't_, but they overwhelmingly _do_, which has real, tragic consequences. People with platforms must take care or they cause tangible harm to others.
maybe you just need to trust Twitter (and others) less...
There is waste surely --but if we don't "police" then people complain the US isn't keeping the peace and they let dictators do as they wish. People want it both ways, they want the US to stabilize the world but they also want the US to keep out of other countries' business.
Berkeley council: unarmed civilians will perform traffic stops, not police
>>most people getting this treatment see themselves as women who are changing their bodies to match their gender, not as men who are changing their gender.

I am assuming you have some sort of source showing that this person has the desire to transition? If not I am unclear why this fact matters in the context of this story of what appears to be a doctor forcing medication on a patient against both their and their guardians desire or consent
Reminds me of the archetype of the "wise fool"..

> To call a man a fool is not necessarily an insult, for the authentic life has frequently been pictured under the metaphor of the fool.

> In figures such as Socrates, Christ, and the Idiot of Dostoyevsky we see that foolishness and wisdom are not always what they seem to be.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wise_fool
Source on the sterility?

Afaik all that happens is that estrogen inhibits the pituitary, which will temporarily shut down testosterone and sperm production. But with patience or sufficient antiestrogens, those can be restarted. (Testicular atrophy is another factor, but that takes much longer to occur is also reversible)

Which isn't to say that estrogen is harmless. Without proper therapy, the hormonal shutdown can take many months to undo itself, and gynecomastia can usually only be resolved by surgery.
New York to invest $750M to expand electric-vehicle infrastructure
Yeah I've taken a lot of estrogen at this point and I was never required to sign anything...

Agree that people who call themselves "men" typically don't sign up for titty skittles.
> Internal networks only accessible via VPN is considered an anti-pattern now in terms of security.

I could be wrong, but I think they mean that access to the internal site should have been behind VPN (whether at the IP network level or via an HTTP proxy) even when accessed over the internal network. That is, the internal network should not be trusted any more than the network at the cafe down the street.
Domain renewal is definitely the lesser cost to maintaining a website. If you can afford the server, the domain is basically free already.
I apologize. Would it have been better if I had added that I am an American who lives in America? I don't see a comment delete option. Would you delete it for me, please?
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because you put ppl at risk without any benefit. you could easily as said I believe I know who did this and I've turned that information over to the authorities.

what does the public or kerp gain by putting it out in public when you dont know.

yes he (kerp) can be held accountable (and should be hit immediately with a defamation lawsuit if hes wrong) but not everyone has the resources to do that.

look at reddit and boston bomber the person they accused killed himself..
Windows MFA requires an internet connection which is a bit of a problem. Makes it either trivial to bypass or impossible to log in without an internet connection.
That doesn't absolve them of their ethical duty to be good stewards of their client relationship.
The point of the article is that someone visiting the old URL should the old resource as opposed to a 404, an error, or some different content. If you can't keep the old URL the second best thing to do is a redirect. (EDIT: I guess being pedantic the point is to design the URLs so you don't need to change them later, but "get it perfect the first time" is kinda useless advice :-)

This is what 301 HTTP status (permanent redirect) should be for... [1] So it seems to me if you use 301 you should be good to go.

Also from a quick search it seems the recommended thing to do is remove the old URLs from your sitemap.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_redirection#HTTP_status_co...
ikr? what about the half of the world they -dont- bomb...
Would it be wise to link one's Protonmail account with Thunderbird?
They were dying even before COVID19. Airbus announced the end of A380 production back in February 2019.

They are only scheduled to deliver another 9 planes, and I wouldn't be surprised if some of those end up cancelled.
They both do different things but complement each other well. It's the libraries, frameworks, and tools that mostly affect the quality of the language for my use cases.

Django and REST Framework are two of the best frameworks I've used in any language, and React (especially now with Functional Components and Hooks)and Vue combined with Tailwind have allowed me to build some really nice interfaces.
Well, I think they meant doxxing Joe, but also seems to be doxxing Lucky225 as you noted.

Once you look at Lucky225's Ham then you get an address. Of course, what is somewhat interesting is their listed address actually is located at Colorado's Division of Central Services building, which very interestingly is a way to obtain a confidential mail forwarding address. It says it is only to be used by victims of stalking/violence/harassment but who knows how well that is enforced: https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/dcs/acp-faq

Either way, I think SexyCyborg (well-known Maker) is quite right to call out HAM license as a vector for getting doxxed.
"dandy" might have had a longer lifetime ~1800-1950 RIP.
This isn't really true. Not only are SIBR rewards generally low, but it's very easy for contracts to be pulled out from under you via larger contracting firms and there is a ton of risk involved for the employees.

I would never ever go back to that environment after working in it for a few years. Not knowing whether or not you're going to have a job for over a month every year is not fun. Larger contracting firms can shuffle people around in those cases but for smaller ones it kills an entire team.
Also you can't open two Excel files with the same name.