skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Twitter can afford cameras and alarm systems for its data centers; I can’t.

Twitter is also a much bigger target, and it makes sense to apply very different standards to what "reasonable" security is.
You're right and I apologize for my comment.
My layman guess is that the FME penalty goes up exponentially to the complexity of an operation.
Pass the fully constructed object as parameter. No need for a DI framework.
We are all connected in the great Circle of Zune.
I'd love to see something like this replace LinkedIn. But I guess it needs a few more features before that happens.
Look for the positions you really want

Okay, I didn't get that one. Now what?

Your advice is (in many words): Be picky. In fact, most people don't have the luxury to be picky. When you need a paycheck, you spam your resume because the whole thing is a numbers game. You are trying to get past filters that tighten up and loosen up randomly day-to-day.
Well, it is not a surprise that scientists converge on a more singular idea. This is described in the Delphi method:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ap77w8FKYM
where we see how people's minds are changed as they attempt to reach a consensus.

But, we should remember that consensus on an answer doesn't actually mean it is the right answer. It can be gamed - eg if you only choose scientists with a particular background to respond in the consensus seeking process. The selection of those inputting into the process needs to be free and open. If not, and you select opinions from one group only, eg mechanical engineers, or bacterial bioligists, you will get a very specific answer that reflects the bias of those partaking in the process.
Most people aren’t the best candidate. And most jobs don’t require the best candidate.

I’ve got a lot of resumes and cover letters to look through and at the end of the day, a lot of people are going to be a pretty good fit. I’m going to save myself a lot of time by discarding anyone who didn’t bother to read the job post and follow directions.
I know this is pretty harsh, but seeing justified margins immediately makes me hit the back button.
There is nothing positive coming from an aggressive situation anyway, but I’d wager the main issue is the reacting party is always getting hurt more than the other one.

EU would ban Aussie wine only if the benefits overweights straight reciprocation.

So Australia stating it will ban EU wines as a reaction just let’s the EU validate it’s worth it. If it’s not, no ban is set and nobody gets hurt. If it is, both bans are set but the EU comes out better if their calculations are right.
A Luxury Doomsday Bunker
And private prisons create an insane incentive to increase incarceration in order to increase profits.
The Zune was flashy and sexy looking, but the text on the screen was so large that it conveyed a fraction of the information an iPod screen did in a much smaller size. All the backgrounds and all were also distracting.

It was also huge compared to contemporary iPods. From what I remember, one of the few nice features were the sharing capabilities, where you could Zune songs you had bought over to friends, but those only worked Zune to Zune, so to actually avail that feature it had to first become popular enough that you would frequently meet people who also owned a Zune.

The Zune wasn’t a bad device. It was just too little too late. And the iPhone introduced less than a year later (and the obvious iPod touch that everyone knew was coming) meant that it was all over for the Zune before it even had a chance to get started.
I would suggest that “media company” is a westernized, capitalist, and therefore inaccurate description of what Bytedance is. It, like all other media in China, is an extension of the state.

I am not arguing whether or not the US government has the right to ban TikTok, I am explaining what the threats are. Do not conflate the two and confuse the conversation. It is absolutely possible that this is a threat and we can legally (or in compliance with our values) not do anything about it.

“All news media run by the party must work to speak for the party’s will and its propositions, and protect the party’s authority and unity,” - Xi Jinping

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/23/world/asia/china-media-po...

“ On April 9th, the day before Zuckerberg’s testimony began, Bytedance was ordered to suspend its most popular product, a news-aggregator app called Jinri Toutiao (Today’s Headlines). The next day, regulators yanked Neihan Duanzi, the company’s social-media platform, where users share jokes and videos. Last Wednesday, Zhang’s official apology appeared on Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter. His company had taken “the wrong path,” he wrote, and, along the way, he had “failed his users.” Perhaps it was not entirely coincidental that his words echoed a notice posted by the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television, the country’s media regulator”

https://www.newyorker.com/news/daily-comment/why-china-crack...
Some unsolicited advice to junior developers
I'm worried that you are right, and that I had an AMD card as well. I'm unsure, as the focus of my disappointment is Apple, rather than the manufacturer of the card.
We're allowed to take a little more of the broader context into account - China is banning things because ideas might be spread that they don't like. People might spread fake news stories, like a genocide in Xianjiang.

The US will read all your messages; but you can say what you like in them. The ban isn't for authoritarian reasons; it is a fairly pure economic/geopolitical play. You can say whatever crazy stuff you like as far as the government is concerned.
Definitely an "oh, fuck off" headline.
The poorest person in a certain place has 10 income. The richest 10^1000. Prices reflect that - some goods are exclusive and have a price relative to 10^1000, whereas others reflect income as low as 10. Why? Mostly because there's a market of people earning 10, so, as long as you can produce goods with less than 10, you'll profit. Still, those with 10 have little access to important goods like housing.

Now, people have UBI. Let's say, 1000? Prices now reflect the poorest person with 10+1000 and the richest with 10^1000+1000. Goods and services that targeted the 10 income market are now priced for the 10+1000. Housing goes up, food goes up, everything goes up.

The power of money is relative. Adding money to an economy adds inflation, and adding money até the base of the pyramid inflates crucial goods and services.[1]

So, unfortunately, the solution isn't as simple as UBI.

1 https://youtu.be/UfeTFKXbhGY
I like the summary poster: https://www.flickr.com/photos/95869671@N08/32264483720/in/da...
Is lighting crosses on fire terrorism?
Right? That's what so unbelievable about this whole argument! Conceivably this is a tech forum where everyone posting should at least be familiar with that. Tiktok doesn't have any secret hacking rights to your system!
I'm not talking about complexity but about the creative process, which is totally different. You can't apply SCRUM to the composition of a song. You can't set a deadline to it. You can't hire a junior musician and have him write parts for you. It is a much less rational and plannable process than software dev. Hence apple-to-oranges.
> when you defend something for moral reasons or claim to have a moral high ground

It was never a reason of moral. There are all sorts of gates like that in many us industries which favor us compagnies
“National security” itself is literally removing checks and balances in our democracy in order to be more dictatorship like. That’s it.

Think about the Hong Kong national security act. Think about the patriot act and all it’s powers.
I take Glucosamine / Chondroitine Complex 500/100mg. One or 2 per day.

It's hard to say how long, it does take a day or 2 to kick in (when I said "immediately" I meant within a couple days when I start taking it. I probably shouldn't have used that term.)

I'm not very strict with medication so I tend to stop it when I don't have issues.

But especially in my elbows where I only have mild pain it seems to help a lot. In my wrists it doesn't as much, but I think the pain there is not totally joint-related.
I must say i havnt done any dependency injection in python. Did so in scala and JS though.

So i assume he means initilize it once in program entry and Pass in the pointer to the object that needs it via including it the constructor or a function call.

Do you think There’s a pythonic way of doing these things?
Tapping the icon using a touch display also brings up the tooltip (I just checked)
That's interesting - do you have a source for 5% of the power budget spent on decoding?
And also the iPhone 7's slogan "This is 7" means "This is penis" in Hong Kong.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPhone_7#Perception_of_slogan_...

>The iPhone 7's "This is 7" slogan has been misunderstood when translated to certain other languages. The phone's slogan in Mainland China is "7, is here;" (Chinese: 7，在此; pinyin: 7, zài cǐ), while in Hong Kong, its slogan is, "This, is iPhone 7;" (Chinese: 這，就是iPhone 7; Jyutping: ze5, zau6 si6 iPhone 7).

>In Cantonese, the local language of Hong Kong, the slogan could be mistakenly interpreted as "This is penis". "Tsat", (Chinese: 杘; Jyutping: cat6), is a common slang term for an erect penis, and "seven", (Chinese: 七; Jyutping: cat1), which varies only in tone, is often used as a euphemism.
Technology has been very potent. WFH would be difficult to impossible without widespread networking. Home-delivered pasta would have been possible with a landline, but is still much easier today.
Thanks for the great article
To elaborate, X11 has two clipboards by default:

PRIMARY: Copy by select, paste with middle click or shift-insert.

CLIPBOARD: Copy with explicit copy action, paste with explicit paste action (mostly ctrl-c/ctrl-v, except in terminals/vim)

I'm not sure if this is carried over into Wayland. I've seen some Mac terminals offer copy on select and there it does clobber the clipboard, unlike on Linux.

Vim exposes these as the * (PRIMARY) and " (CLIPBOARD) buffers
I last ran into Gehlen at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Scherhorn#Aftermath which has a number of other rabbit warrens (Hollow Nickel, Gary Powers, etc.)

VIC ciphers are probably trivial to break these days, right?
I believe this is what OP is talking about: https://youtu.be/BLGFriOKz6U
I still raise an eyebrow whenever Apple pushes running iOS apps on Mac as a big plank of its desktop strategy. SwiftUI is still incomplete, badly documented, and a bit of an arse to work with. A shame, because it has the potential to be really enjoyable to work with. But until they sort that out, this whole strategy of theirs seems half baked.
I also found it to be really strange that this article dropped the “Apple” in “Apple Silicon”. As if having chips made from silicon is the defining characteristic of these new laptops. Or maybe the whole thing is just a solid block of silicon.

I also find it impressive that Apple managed to get us all saying “Apple Silicon” instead of “processor” or “CPU” in the first place. It does have a much hipper ring to it.
A good discussion from May: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23366516
Right, so the solution to fix censorship of some content on a platform... is to censor all content on the platform by banning it completely?
Do you mean container margins? The text is left justified and I don't see any difference between that site and HN.
Saying so is like saying that all laws are the same as a tool, they serve the same purpose, and there is no difference between felonies, misdemeanors, and infractions.

Or, you are saying that even though the Magnitsky act does not entail imprisonment, it is the same as the national security law which does.
A fleet of modern drones visited flight deck of new British aircraft carrier
UH VPN – self-hosted VPN platform
There was a blog post with some benchmarks in 2018: https://jwilm.io/blog/alacritty-lands-scrollback/
But not sure if this is still applicable.
There will never be any such thing as a free lunch.
They can get rid of the T2, inlining those functions on the main SoC, which should also simplify the motherboard design. Realistically though, I don’t expect them to undercut that $999 price tag much, if at all.
This. Also, there is a possibility Apple is willing to forego some profit (make only 70% rather than 100% profit) as a strategy to seed the market in order to give developers an incentive to adopt ARM faster.
Microsoft owns LinkedIn and GitHub. GitHub has “profile readmes” now. I expect us to (unfortunately) trend this direction.
What they don't tell you about event sourcing
Caveats about event sourcing:
https://medium.com/@hugo.oliveira.rocha/what-they-dont-tell-you-about-event-sourcing-6afc23c69e9a
Also ISIS audiobooks, a genuine audiobook publishing company (not sure if they still exist). They were the ones behind a few audiobooks in the discworld series.

I actually got that name in a Windows notification once, of course, when people were looking at my screen. That was a lot of explaining.
A Python bot that attends your online classes
History major turned software engineer here. You are memeing too deeply. All people need to be individually evaluated for evilness before being hurled into the sun
The dark side of eventual consistency and how to triumph over it
handle eventual consistency:
https://medium.com/swlh/handling-eventual-consistency-11324324aec4
Tracking Changes in SARS-CoV-2 Spike: Evidence That D614G Increases Infectivity
> geekbench 5

Now try some math workload on A12Z, i.e. real-world stuff and weep. Most of the die space on x64 CPUs is spent on caches and SSE, so if you cut them out to be more power-friendly, you lose performance in high-end applications.
Re cover letter sales pitch: Of all types of diversity among engineering team members, racial diversity is very uninteresting to me. And I cannot legally let race influence my hiring anyway.
Five Reasons Why Mutexes Suck Big Time
There are frauds that happen during the shipping. Or there could be a malware on the computer.
Why do you assume that the bank is at fault?
Interesting to see that PlayCanvas is now owned by Snap Inc recently: [0]

[0] https://techcrunch.com/2018/03/23/snap-reportedly-buys-its-o...
Yes, they are going to spent a lot of money to prevent their customers from installing Linux. All two of them.

FWIW they haven't even invested the tiniest amount of effort into stopping people from installing MacOS on "Hackintoshs". And that practice is probably more widespread than Linux-on-Macbook, and has a more obvious theory of revenue impact.

(It wouldn't be possible to completely make it impossible without "trusted computing" hardware, or, coincidentally, switching hardware platforms to something not available on the generic market. But they certainly could think of a new trick to make life miserable for these users with any point update, and yet I found MacOS offered better support for my random hardware than Linux, without even trying.)
Hi @oskarahl - I'll give it a go. Two questions:

1. How does video capture work - does it need local installation or does it do something clever through the browser?

2. How well suited is it to recapturing an updated version of a video, without redoing all the config again by hand?

On the second point, my common scenario is an app gets updated and there's a new button or slight change in a part of the screen (not the core feature being captured) and to keep it consistent, I need to re-record basically the same video with the latest app release. Got anything to help speed that up?
Triller is trying really hard. They were first to market but haven't grown as fast.
It's a fallacy to believe that costs have anything to do with prices, except as a lower bound.
I'd love for more data on this. Is ability to maintain a close relationship also a predictor of ability to overcome bad things that happen? That is, is there some overarching skill or ability that those people have whose close relationships survive to 80 to withstand such difficulties, or is it luck?
Are you claiming that contactless payment are unencrypted?
My fanless 12" ARM Chromebook does have a terminal and linux builtin, as well as a retina-like screen resolution. It also costs only 400$. At twice the cost, an ARM Macbook should allow me to do dev work and brew etc.
Agree. I don't use or like tiktok but it's sad to see the internet walls setting in. Inevitable perhaps, but sad nonetheless
It seems you misunderstood the article. When a minority has an intolerant stance about which the majority has no preference towards, the minority wins. For example, the majority doesn't care if all food is kosher. But, the majority would care if all food was vegan.
> Jerry Perry Barlow

That'd be John, not Jerry.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Perry_Barlow
I don't know if anyone else has caught up on this in the last two years since I went laptop shopping, but the trackpad quality is one of the only major things keeping me from buying a Windows laptop and installing Linux.
No, that's not my claim.
not on ios. also, i'm afraid banning in the US here means actually banning it worldwide. or that will be the next step. it would be easy to force apple to just pull it from the app store. and no, people won't just install it from the apk. maybe 1% know how to do that, so it'll be a ghost town anyway
This looks interesting! Nice job, and I will give the course a try!
I like the idea but I don't see how being Javascript free is a good value proposition here. If I'm looking to hire or find additional information on a person, the way the page is implemented won't be important to me (especially if Im outside of the tech industry).
Co-founder for YouTube educational channel wanted. (50/50)
Hi,

I'm software developer with more than 10 years of experience.

I'm working on a project right now - it's outreach tool for voice cloning with AI feature - video personalization. (Sales rep can create videos for his customers and personalize any part of the video with his voice ).

Idea is to create youtube channel - "Real project in real time". Where I plan to show all the process of product creation in real time. AI/ML is a hot topic right now, and it also could be interesting for newbies - because they always struggle to understand how to launch their first commercial project (after they view hundreds of tutorials).

Looking for a co-founder (50/50) with strong video editing and youtube experience who can manage video editing, thumbnails creation and video uploading part. From my side I will provide all the content, write articles to promote the channel and share code on github.

If you are interested in collaboration - just ping me via email: ks.shilov@gmail.com
Texas cave sediment upends meteorite explanation for global cooling
I misspoke - I meant to say a generic cover letter. No cover letter full stop is stupid.
We would like to reiterate that we have not sent Cortana to the glue factory!
I'm thinking those weren't close relationships? :)
What sort of medication? That seems like a very tricky balance. I figure any antipsychotic/DA antagonist would potentially reduce creativity, so is it a different drug class?
The headline should be “US launches great firewall”
Google accused of retaliation against app maker over antitrust investigation
I believe they were saying that the difference between ARM 2020 and <anything else> 2020 would be marginal, compared to the difference of <anything> 2013 to <anything> 2020.
Thanks and sure, let me know what you think!
In case you’re not aware you can use the Shortcuts app to automate Clock for a timer and put it on the home screen as an icon. Works for Safari and Open Links if you want a home web bookmark, too.
why not go live in china if that's the kind of freedom you want
I believe AGESA 1.0.0.4 Patch B broke something for the APUs, you should try either upgrading or downgrading your BIOS but what worked for me was downgrading to AGESA 1.0.0.3 ABB, both Windows and Linux has stopped crashing now, although I still get the occasional lockup when browsing with Firefox on Linux. I found out the culprit after stumbling into this thread:
https://old.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/gj9kpz/bsod_new_pc...
Satellite survey shows California's sinking coastal hotspots
It's recommendation system is way better. In particular, it lets you tell it "I don't want to see more videos like this", and does a decent job of sticking to that.
He cleaned up in 2008.
Do any Open Source Licences require source history?
Then China will always win a game of chicken and our words mean less than nothing.
Are issue tracking tools hurting your product development?
True, a lot of OOP is stuff that you might develop on your own, if you were writing a lot of code back in the procedural days. But computer science has been with us since the beginning of computers, and certainly OOP as we have it today, with all of it's formalism, probably started back then in computer research institutions like MIT and Stanford.
Ok, but I have a lot of jobs to apply for, and I'm going to save a lot of time by not hand-crafting each application. So the relevant question is: does the reduction in hit rate outweigh the increase in application rate? I argue: probably not. Depends if you're exhausting all postings.

The whole thing seems screwy to me. You only hire people who put a lot of effort into contacting you? So you don't recruit? A good candidate is a good candidate whether or not they spent half an hour on a cold pitch.

The problem is, you're putting up job ads (that might well be fake, candidates don't know) and expecting candidates to put in a lot of effort. You're not respecting the nature of the situation - both sides have a very low hit rate, so it's irrational for either side to put much effort into individual transactions (if they're in demand). Filters that filter out low-effort applications filter for one thing: people who have an incentive to put in effort. That doesn't just cut out people that are spamming.
I would be surprised if a page like that needed JS at all
Same in Italy, with old swipe cards you have to show an ID; some merchandiser don't ask but they should.

Anyway, this mostly faded away since most of new cards are chip&pin and, more importantly, in Italy most of the people use debit cards (Bancomat is the common debit circuit here) or... cash :-\
I was taught to always write present tense for this reason. There's stories that consistently use past tense?
Please explain why TikTok is "owned and controlled" by the Chinese government.

TikTok is just as much "owned and controlled" by an adversarial state as any app by US corporations is "owned and controlled" by the US government due to national security letters and the CLOUD Act.
It was incorporated in 1911 as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company in a consolidation of three smaller companies that made punch-card tabulators and other office products. The company assumed its present name in 1924 under the leadership of Thomas Watson, a man of considerable marketing skill who became general manager in 1914 and had gained complete control of the firm by 1924. Watson built the then-floundering company into the leading American manufacturer of punch-card tabulating systems used by governments and private businesses. He also developed a highly disciplined and competitive sales force that adapted the company’s custom-built tabulating systems to the needs of particular customers.https://www.bloggerzune.com/2020/06/whatsapp-web-scan.html?m...
Personally, I think no JavaScript means no third party tracking. Also requiring a .edu email is a good start.
This is an outrageous violation of the rights of people here. We should also wake up and be against this kind of behavior of the government ... first it raised import tax to make things more expensive for us, then it ban apps we can use on our own phone ... all in the fake name of national security, etc., this is exactly a communist government would do! Wake up folks and stand up against!
What makes you believe Apple doesn’t know this or has removed them?