skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You know that between the capitalism now working in the US and the "Communist revolution? Anarchist utopia?" there is a wide range of options, right?

Based not only in your comments, I feel that you in the US are really afraid of the socialism and communism that you're not going to progress at all in the direction of such ideologies which care more of the people in general than the specific individual. You have the example of Europe, with several countries with social democratic parties that are doing much better than you in social justice and well being, and still you're with the US cold war mentality. You still think the 'commies' are coming...

With that attitude/mentality I feel you cannot change much.
>>We need to get people working again in a way that doesn't spread the virus. We need to work on resolving our housing supply issues. We've torn down a million SROs and not replaced them. We've largely zoned Missing Middle housing out of existence.

If "world peace" was mentioned too, I would have thought this was a Miss World winner's acceptance speech. "We need to..." sure we do, but since these are worldwide problems, maybe it isn't so easy as dropping a few blog links in a thread?

The world has lifted a lot of people from poverty but then new problems come up as standards increase.
Using IP Sets to Update Iptables Using a Dynamic DNS Hostname
Just curious. What languages (human languages) were used in the training data set of GPT3? Is it trained only on English texts and grammar, or is it transcending language barriers?
I think "rough edges" is an understatement. It has serious design flaws and inconsistencies which are probably never going to be fixed due to backwards compatibility. It's like C++ now, tons of language features are added over the years but non of them is able to repair the language, similar to a game of Jenga, the tower will collapse eventually.
At some point I think they were IIRC but not in (relatively) recent history
They are still workers. Dividing ourselves into office workers and FC workers just causes am unnecessary rift. Both worker groups need protections and should support each other in achieving them. Solidarity is important.
Recently I started muting people on Twitter according to a few rules: anything where they were telling people how to behave (“i don’t know who needs to hear this but it’s not ok to do X”); anything very sanctimonious; anything attacking a person rather than debating their views; anything discriminating against someone based on their skin, their background, etc.

The end result, after many weeks of muting, was fascinating: firstly, twitter became much more considered and informative. And secondly, it became far, far, less engaging! I’d read something and think “huh, that’s useful” or “seems reasonable” and with a yawn close the app.

Enragement is engagement. Twitter (the business) has failed to figure out what problem it solves, what its really _for_, and that vacuum of leadership has been filled by the emergent consequences of its algorithms.
Anti-gov sentiment is also there in part because at this point the government is usually in the position of siding with and protecting corporate interests, rather than serving the people.
So I deleted my old twitter, which suffered from some of the problems the author points out. After six months or so I agreed to create a new one and only post things related to software development and technology, positive things. Mostly engaging with development communities and promoting my own libraries. Likewise, the people I follow pretty much stick to tech. I don't mind if they post family photos here and there, but mostly people I follow stick to tech. That's it....

I created an anonymous account for everything else.
Can’t you just stick a Cloudflare cache in front of it and call it a day?
Guess the server is overloaded now. All I'm seeing are errors.

Tip: It's a cool idea to put some ready made samples under the photos. A lot of people like myself only want to hear some demos and pre saved mp3 samples are more than sufficient for that sort of thing. It will also help reduce your server loads.
My understand is intel is in this situation exactly because they don't use EUV - but "older gen" DUV - deep ultra violet and are pushing the technology farther by upping the scaling factor see[0] for more information

[0]: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13683/intel-euvenabled-7nm-pr...
Out of curiosity what career path did you choose? And where is here if I may ask?
decision to become pregnant is generally the thinking of enormously privileged people for whom birth control is taken as a given, etc. Throughout human history, much of our systems of morality, like shotgun weddings, were rooted in "Babies happen. What now?"
> Given that women didn’t have a vote when the Industrial Age made coal mining into a primary power source, and given that marriage was seen as making the concept of rape logically impossible until 1992 in the UK [0], I disagree.

I'm not following how this relates to the comment you're replying to. Are you saying that women are the original victims of capitalism? Or that capitalism was created by men? Or something else?
The bi-party system has to go for a real change to happen. Reform the congress seats to be based proportional representation and add more members. Say 10 congressmen. Party who achieves 20% gets 2 congress people etc. This lets the lunatic fringe create their own parties and leaves the traditional parties straddling the center.
You save the cost of the pilots, and the cockpit (which would reduce the aircraft price and weight significantly, and increase capacity).
We started with GeoDNS (e.g. AWS Route53) and later on added Anycast into the mix. The combination of these two is very powerful but I wouldn't recommend Anycast for projects without good network staff.

For most, I think GeoDNS is good enough and very simple. The number of users using nameservers that break it (like Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1)* is still small.

*: The reason why it breaks is because they don't send along the EDNS client subnet to the upstream nameserver for "privacy reasons". I disagree with that notion because 1. it's just the subnet 2. the website/service will see the full client IP anyways when it gets the http request. I mean how many times does one resolve a hostname and then not connect to it? And we are talking about the authorative nameserver, not the ISP nameserver.
letterboxd.com - The score is a good reference, but you will also find really good lists from users with the same taste as yours.
What's the cost of living in Shanghai vs the Bay Area?

I know people who live on a couple hundred bucks a month in Shanghai and I've had satisfying meals for $2 there. I think if companies were paying anywhere near half of what Apple, etc paid in California, people driven solely by money (emphasis here) would get by better in Shanghai.

Right now, America's draw is living in America. People will take cuts to their actual earnings to live somewhere desirable. Whether America can hold onto that appeal in the coming decades is the big question. Money might not be enough to draw people in.
Thank you for your feedback.

I can understand your point of view and I do believe, that it will take time, to trust online services that deliver such sensitive data as passwords and ids. That is why it is open source - to be transparent from the beginning.
Nevertheless it seems to me that more an more (micro) services will emerge and replace a lot of the "classic" software that we are used to and accustomed to have offline.

Regarding the "offline uuid" - currently working on creating a npm package for offline usage. Will be available soon.

Regarding the Content-Type: it is set currently automatically to "text/html" when generating only one item (no matter if it is password, uuid or word list) and to "application/json" when generating more than one item.
The idea was that the default option for each endpoint (one item, default settings) should deliver a result that can be used/copied immediately and not be formatted, if the api was called in the browser. I guess it would be fine to set text/plain when delivering one item. Thanks for the hint.
It’s not even employer provided healthcare. It’s employer subsidized health insurance with pre tax money with deductibles of $3k+ and out of pocket maximums of $7k to $13k. For employer chosen in network providers. For medicines from employer chosen formularies.
> make a lot of short term profit (cut expenses)

> invest into long term stability

Well, you have to choose one.
> Glance at the news, fill in your own list

That's the point of "the news" though: to keep you engaged by providing a daily crisis for you to worry about, because that makes you watch thew news. If one crisis goes away, or viewers get bored of it, a new one pops up and the old one is gone. Remember how we were supposedly "this close" to ww3 in February or March because of Iran?

Monster Of The Week Shows need monsters or they lose their audience.
Any time these come up i don't find a comprehensive analysis on security. The best, supposedly most secure libraries in the world get significant vulnerabilities.
"War for oil" wasn't entirely fair, but I do expect the consensus to change rapidly now that we're a net exporter and don't have to fear a repeat of the 1973 embargo.
> Quit Twitter (2019) (medium.com)

> medium

oh the irony.
> I don't care if you're a boy

You care enough to call me one.

> Your views are sexist

Because I think that the taxpayers nor the employers should be forced to pay neither men nor women maternity leave?

> If I knew how little you made I wouldn't even considered you a developer who has opinions on this.

Sorry for chosing to be born in a poor country I guess. (besides, it is not as if unpaid people who are developers of open source software do not exist)

> If you don't work in the United States then this conversation isn't for you

Do you not realize that you are the first person who mentioned the US in this thread?

> However hard you think you have it at the expense of women getting paid while they give birth to humans isn't as hard as you think

What?

> because higher quality of life

Yeah no. The quality of life is much better in the US or in the capitals of richer EU countries (but not in their smaller cities).
https://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/tsol-press-a-job-to-lov...
this book is a good followup on the article for OP
And the actual wealth inequality is so much larger it’s frankly hard to give an analogy with consumer goods.
had 2 pilots
If you want to learn more, I really enjoy listening to Mark Blyth talking about the history of this stuff. He's really funny and has an incredible amount of knowledge and data to tell the story.

I think its too simplistic to say the system we had before Reagan/Thatcher was Good and the system now is Bad. But we are definitely seeing the shadow of the neoliberal capitalist system hurt people. And causing large scale social unrest, economic uncertainty, a generational wealth gap, and so on. Apparently some people are angry enough about the whole thing to vote for Trump just to get the neoliberals out of the white house.

And of course, the democratic process should be forcing the government to correct course, but there's been so much capture by lobbyists and wealthy donors that its absolutely failing the people its supposed to serve. Occupy Wall Street, the 2009 economic crash, etc seemed to have no lasting impact on economic policy.

This whole situation seems so central to the current economic and political situation - I don't understand why nobody knows and talks about this stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGuaoARJYU0
This was solved before - in 1946 - so the US could do it again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Job_guarantee
If you're patient, and buy exclusively at sales, REI gear is usually an decent deal for the quality when 25%-50% off. I’ve abused a number of REI bags and tents over past few years when camping with scouts, with no failures yet.
Im not sure i like the framing of "undo"-ing. It has a lot of connotations to getting revenge for past sins, etc. I more like the idea of "reseting" than "undoing"

The general premise i have usually heard is something along the lines that selection in the work environment often involves nepotism, networking, "cultural fit" and other under-handed ways of biasing the results. This is both unfair and a self-perpetuating prophecy. The explicit action of forcing a selection criteria will hopefully break the cycle and "reset" the system to an equal playing field.
This instinctively makes more sense to me.

Still, good to have options. It will be interesting to see how Remix is received once it launches. Next is currently peerless for DX-friendly React frameworks.
I like letterboxd, but unless I read through all the comments, I can't make out if I would like a movie or not. There scoring is similar to imdb. I dont think just a simple rating system would be a solution.
So, during WW2, before the internet when one world leader sent identical globes to two others so all three could be on the same page, they managed to do things effectively with global impact. But we can't because...?
Thanks for sharing those articles. The [1] article says that business lobbying and campaign contributions ramped up in the 1970s as a response to the Labor movement. The advent of television meant that politicians could spend money to get elected. This shifted power to Business groups, who could out-spend the Labor groups.
The main model or the Express?
> Sorry your facts are wrong

My facts are right. Most countries do not provide maternity leave to fathers, in fact I am not aware of any that do.

> but we get it youre a special flower

Have you considered not being an asshole?

> which somehow means you can't be sexist even though it doesn't.

I never said that.
> I can make a blog post later, but at a high level:

A detailed blog post about this would be amazing! I wish there was a hn bot like Reddit bots to ping me when you do post it so i don't miss it.
Cheaper and more plentiful housing would make social net easier to support.
You mean the genre tags, like crime, thriller, etc?
Private forums only compete with Reddit and HN on that list. Quora already seems like Xenforo with a highly custom skin.

Forums were basically never used for socializing with people you met irl. Nor could I imagine a scenario where I'm using a forum to stay in contact with irl friends except the rare case where my squad somehow set one up in 2006.
“Walmart is my Soma” would make an excellent t-shirt.
We have been for quite a while, and we're getting closer every year. Come join us and help.
I find this really interesting because if I were a landlord and had a tennant who was now paying and otherwise had a good history, I would NOT want to be trying to fill a place at a time like this. I'd just forgive and forget.
Sorry if I sound flippant but, well maybe I'm being flippant. Your idea of creating jobs is awesome and objectively laudable, but your post ignores the actual reality of millions of people becoming homeless for reasons out of their control very, very soon. Many people, even if they gained employment at the moment that you're reading this, will be carrying around their blankets and food outside of their former place of housing before the next pay period.

The scale of this issue is so incredibly large that it's kind of hard to understand unless you yourself have recently had to pack all your shit up and find a safe place to park for the night (assuming in this case you've got a car, which many do not).

I applaud your efforts to create more jobs, which WILL BE HELPFUL, but it's kind of akin to offering bandaids in the WW1 trenches. Useful! But not the solution.
Do you have a cross-platform package manager?

One such package manager can be npm (if you use Node anyway), it can install and run scripts.

But having to run a setup script once could be massively simpler, though less flexible.
that's not a plot. that's a refusal to let you externalize your baby costs to innocent people. do you want your company, which hired you to write code, to pay for your diapers too? what do they have to do with you having a baby? why are they paying you money when you are not working? why are they expected to spend more total money on you, than your equal who chose not to have a baby?

baby -awesome. you were hired for work. keep your petsonal life out of the office please. if you cannot perform your job due to a baby, you don't get paid.

having a baby is expensive and after taking time off -sorry, you're no longer at the same skill level. you want to do it? awesome. you are not entitled to externalize your costs to other people.

there should be no maternity leave. zero.
Look up any lectures by Hans Rosling to understand why wealth inequality is bad. Unequal societies are less trusting and have all kinds of bad outcomes in healthcare and education.

Besides, what's the use of being a billionaire if you can't enjoy a night out on the town without fear of being robbed and killed by the jealous proles?

Note this does not imply socialism or expanding safety nets -- I was thinking more of very progressive taxes that fund public infrastructure, green energy, public transportation, public parks and water catchments, the kind of thing that makes the world better for everyone - rich folk inclusive.
What about the day to day logic is worst?
Didn't read article yet, but when I was in Xinjiang it was an area with very high security (more cameras, more police with guns, giant vehicle barricades around elementary schools).

If you ask the locals, they'll tell you it's to protect them from the Uighurs. It seems the conflict there is (was?) a real problem, with Han Chinese being murdered regularly with some communities having to put the men on watch at night.
This is not make any software magically secure. It‘s only purpose is to _sandbox_ a library to prevent it doing anything malicious. As wasm cant do any more than computing you simply contain the library, it cant anymore open any files, make network calls, etc.
When you're in upper-class, you usually have more money or estate. You also have a better network. You have more probabilities of knowing someone who might help you find a job or start a project. And people will put more easily trust in you. You have better education. So it's far easier to get back on your feet, even though people tend to convince themselves otherwise because it's always hard to hear you have advantages that others do not have.
Introduction to Cash Reconciliation
I wasn't referring to API, but to the fact that the Windows SDK uses the term "applications", e.g. "needed to write applications for Windows® 95 and Windows NT". They use the term "application" everywhere in the documentation, not just in the context of APIs.
WORNG!! You are just makeing up excuses for government power.
> reductio ad absurdum

How? I can see a reasonable argument that its not a fiting metaphor, but i don't see how you can say its absurd, since there clearly exist countries that use capital punishment for homocide.

Edit: Also to be clear, reductio ad absurdum is a positive thing to say about someone's argument. It is not a fallacy.
I don't understand how we can have such crazy double standards. If it's against the law, and there is evidence somewhere that I broke it, why is it outside the mandate and allowance of government to enforce its access to it? Your examples are a bit contrived and evokes "incriminate myself" ideas that complicate it a bit. But what if it's more obvious? An email or private text message that quite explicitly says "yeah, I stashed the murder weapon in location xyz". We've all agreed that murder is illegal, currently using certain substances is illegal, fraud is illegal, etc. So why the double standard under the guise of "right to privacy"?
If you look at what nomadlist.com has done for places - I can easily figure out if I would like to visit a place or not, by selecting their emoji based filters.. I think a similar emoji based rating, that could say how sad a movie is, how happy a movies is, etc, could be useful. What you think?
I used to work at a large German retailer with a long history and because in the past, the Blue collar workers organized and fought for protection, the white collar workers were protected by the union, too. They’d enjoy all benefit- mandatory overtime limit and payment, parental benefits above and beyond the legal minimum, name it.
Still, on the days when the blue collar workers went on strike for a collective bargaining round, the privileged IT workers all went to their cubicles and spent the day cracking jokes about the union.
> Money in your bank account is _negative_.

Say I have two million dollars and deposit one million in the bank and buy a one million house.

What is the value of my assets? -$2mn? $0mn? Something else?

The "confusing" answer would be that the value of my assets (which is equal to the value of my equity, as I don't owe anything to anyone) is two million dollars.
Seeds from 1,500-year-old trash pits show a world on the brink of collapse
> As wasm cant do any more than computing you simply contain the library, it cant anymore open any files, make network calls, etc.

I wish the world was that simple.
Feel free to come up with better answers and outshine me and make me look like a fool. I will be happy to sit back and clap and say attaboy/girl!

In the meantime, I will continue to offer the spoonful of assistance I'm capable of offering while much of HN seems to pass the popcorn and watch the world burning like it's entertainment.
I'm also in Germany for the moment. How did you get US remote jobs if I might ask?
> is generally the thinking of enormously privileged people for whom birth control is taken as a given

If you do not have money for birth control then for sure you do not have enough money for a child. I suggest abstaining from sex in that case.

> Throughout human history, much of our systems of morality, like shotgun weddings, were rooted in "Babies happen. What now?"

Not sure how this is relevant, we are living in the present.
Tech salaries aren't a reasonable baseline. It's an outlier.
> I've come to the conclusion that it's not a moral failing on my behalf that people might suffer as they were replaced by code, but a failing of society.

I mean no disrespect, and I’ve felt/feel this too, but I’m scared it falls in under the old punk saying of “the guilty don’t feel guilty, they learn not to”.
Almost all of the extreme allegations are levelled by Zenz, Uighur seperatist organizations, and ASPI, an australian think-tank. Other sources do include people visiting there[1], including news-teams[2] and third-nation observers[3], but there claims usually get casually dismissed as a bad source for one reason or the other. Chinese media obviously isn't a good source either.

Now Zenz is an evangelical fundamentalist who once wrote he's on a crusade against the CPC. His studies often times don't really follow scientific standards.

For example, for his claim that 2 million Uighurs are held in concentration camps, he interviewed 8 Uighur refugees, and extrapolated from the numbers they believe to be detained from their villages to the whole region.

Both ASPI and Zenz when accusing the chinese government of genocide via forced sterilization completely glared over the fact that it is the enforcement of the two-child-policy. And they do so knowingly, because if you read between the lines of their reports, it is quite obvious that all the women interviewed already had 2 or more children.

It is extremely difficult to get an accurate picture of what is going on there. - Security is definetely extremely tight in the whole region, and "brainwashing camps" are admitted to exist by the government. Many international Xinjiang without an obvious agenda think something very fishy is going on, but the exact scale, method and goal are completely obfuscated by lies and propaganda from both sides.

[1] https://medium.com/@jerry_grey2002/abc-four-corners-tell-the...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmId2ZP3h0c

[3] https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1168522.shtml