skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe for a start black people could stop killing eachother: https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2013/crime-in-the-u.s.-...
Certainly. That’s why things like Okta make sense. It allows people to use it as a Password Manager while keeping certain level of sanity in managing resources but without giving up individual authentication against services.

I’m not so sure that it works that well once it becomes the actual authentication middleware. But as a single sign on directory it definitely reduces the complexity for the employees and for IT departments.

Either way I think more than systems, people need training. I know there are sophisticated phishing attacks but someone who has been trained to understand and acknowledge these situations should be able to detect when someone is trying to steal information.

I think Twitter’s failure was to not properly train their employees especially when they are such a visible and juicy target for bad actors.
Check out Dubai go from sand to city, plus all the man made islands pop up.
Nginx configuration is bound to its workers. When you reload nginx new workers are created(and start responding to new connections) and the old ones are drained. The draining finishes when the last connection is finished or a timeout is reached.
In OSS nginx every upstream change requires a configuration reload.
If you have lots of upstream changes and don't want to terminate connections prematurely, this can quickly require lots of RAM as you have many workers. Stock nginx worker is around 150Mb, but issues with openresty integration(they mention lua usage) can bloat this to > 1GB.
Losing YouTube would be like the sacking of the Great Library
> shell out for enterprise support even if there are no additional features.

i don't feel this to be true.

Also, an enterprise that's large would want some features that are irrelevant to a small shop. For example, single-sign-on integration with various providers.
Mines around Muswellbrook, 200km north of Sydney, NSW, AU.

Our commitment to pulling stuff out of the ground and burning it, in the face of all the science, is impressive.

https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse#v=-32.3917,150.9078...
Somehow this minor feature stands as proof for me that Google doesn’t know its customers and doesn’t care. And yet they will be financially successful. Maybe they are too big.
Yes and they do same day delivery now, pretty sweet.
Takes all the fun out of the cubicle risky click
It's pretty cheap to offset. About $5 to offset all the carbon produced during a transatlantic flight in economy seating
It feels like the article and the video is missing something.
The tool the artist used is https://artbreeder.com
Isn't that what RHEL is, in different words obviously.
> The ones that were listed as being actually from Apple and sold by Amazon were no cheaper than buying at the local Best Buy or Target or I think Walmart

Isn't that basically a rule for apple peripherals? You can't buy them new for cheaper than MSRP?
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Yes, transformers allow attention to flow to all previous tokens, even while the phrase is being generated.
google image search will mostly only show stuff that has been around relatively recently - since google image search started. i was using something like instant messenger before there was a google.
Then I suppose this isn't a very useful feature for you.

Taking feedback or offering a customizable experience isn't really Google's way so I guess you'll just have a small icon to ignore until they decide to silently kill the feature
It's a comment on government inefficiency.
In a nutshell they answered “I don’t agree with that characterization” or “I don’t remember, can I follow up with your office?” to a lot of the questions. Followed by waffling on about their mission statement until being interrupted with the next question. To me it came off as a group of CEOs giving long winded non-answers. Not much substance.
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I think there’s still room for catalogues in the same way there is room for magazines in a digital world. Some stores like restoration hardware use the medium very well, as a marketing channel that customers actually enjoy and willingly opt into.
Are you living in fantasy land?

There have been many documented cases of horrible support for both the Pixel series and Fi, with many articles appearing here.

I have the original Pixel beside me and I get frustrated at the piss poor pure Android experience. Dark mode GMail should have been released when Android supported dark mode instead of several months later. Maps still doesn't have a dark mode. At least they finally fixed the bottom navigation buttons on Maps which were white on white with a light grey shadow. In fact, many apps from Google don't have a dark mode.

The Pixel has trouble with gestures which started happening after Android 10 was installed. The biggest problem is sliding the keypad to unlock. Google support has no clue how to fix it. It is the same stupidity you get from the Idiot Bar at Apple.

My account used for Fi (and Android) isn't the account I use for mail. Gmail used to allow disabling accounts, but not anymore. Years ago Google added a unified inbox, but last year they regressed by defaulting to the primary account inbox. Even though there is an All Inboxes selection at the top of the folder menu, that is not the default.

I have location services turned off, including the Fi app. I have notification turned off for the Fi app as well. Yet, every hour I get a notification from Fi telling me to turn on location services. I had to disable the Fi app.

A recent update to Android Message keeps sending Fi carrier verification codes for RCS even though I don't want this enabled. Google has no clue why it is happening or how to stop it.

If you ever have a problem with a payment method used to pay for any Google service or product, Google may disable your account. Worse of all, there is nothing the Fi people can do about it because payments is a separate part of the company.

I could go on about inconsistent sync/autosync behavior but what is the point. Android and the Google apps are mess and every month it gets worse. The Pixel experience encompasses crappy hardware that is sold at a premium and runs crappy software.

Every Pixel has bad batches coming out of manufacturing and Google often replaces defective phones with defective phones. It is like Apple, when they replace the butterfly keyboard with another butterfly keyboard.
There's something about the pacing of pre-internet era. Emotionally it made you wonder more. Both a plus and a minus, but to me I consider slower tempo better than the hectic instantaneous way of today.
Why? I really enjoy the new edge chromium. It feels very smooth, is very fast and I have had no major problems.

I've tried chrome, but do not like where they are heading (removing AdBlock functionality, no privacy)

I've tried Firefox, but after years of chromium based browsers, it just felt off. No hard reason, I just didn't like it.

I tried numerous small browsers like Vivaldi and Brave, but they were not polished enough and started selling ads within my browser.

Edge does everything I want, supports Chrome plugins, feels modern.
Browser variety is always a good thing. Vivaldi is from the co-founder of Opera, he must really like classical music! (cause of the names)
Cruise ships are one of the most climate friendly ways to vacation, given how many people fit on them.

(Vacations aren't climate friendly in general, but when you spread the emissions equally per passenger, it's remarkably efficient)
https://amara.org/en/ is an alternative service, but probably even less discoverable for most viewers.
People have been "contributing" legit looking subtitles and then inserting some spam in the middle for self promotion. Most big youtube channels e.g. pewdiepie has disabled community contributed subtitles.
Agreed.

A few years ago NFC terminals weren't really popular around here, but nowadays it's hard to find a terminal without the support. I think this applies for quite a few EU countries.

NFC technology is less secure, but every purchase above 25 EUR requires PIN verification, so there is a limit on how much can be stolen.
Fwiw many of the Opera engineers who worked on Presto moved over to work on Chromium and have done amazing work improving performance, standards compliance, and other cool web features. The browser itself might not live on but the expertise does.
I did a quick search on Algolia for HN (hn.algolia.com) and found several comments in this thread and threads related to the recent Cloudflare incident. This could be a starting point in your quest. [1] I don’t have a blog post or article or documentation though.

[1]: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastYear&page=0&prefix=tru...
The use-by-default setting never seems to stick for me. But so far it’s still been possible to substitute old in the URL.
Part of it is definitely that, and it's worked. I finally did install the Reddit app on my phone which makes me much more valuable to advertisers. It's user-hostile, but there's a business method to the madness.
I can’t trust Reddit anymore given their complete commitment towards thought policing and censorship of ant views that don’t align with a far left ideology. Here’s a list of alternative platforms:
https://www.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/hi97fz/...
The challenge to the idea of hiring the most competent person (I know you didn't specify "most"), is that people from disadvantaged backgrounds may not have had the opportunity to become competent at them due to systemic oppression.

What I generally don't see discussed is the hard part of the problem. A business should do their best to hire the best person to complete a job, but how do you do that while bringing up disadvantaged people so they have a fair chance to compete?
I can relate. Countless hours reading the whole Argos catalogue (and I mean the whole thing, minus women's jewellery). To those who grew up outside the UK, Argos is an icon in the retail space. This is the end of an era, as they just become another Amazon.
There are alternative clients that lack some features but are very lightweight, open source and don't have ads.

RedReader and Slide come to mind.

Edit: that was on Android, I guess there are alternatives for iOS too, even if less likely to be open source.
I suppose, but you know you’re what you’re buying when you sign up for RedHat. I was trying to imagine a scenario where free OSS project does that, like Kubernetes or React.
I get that it is in your interest to get paid as much as possible for your work. It makes sense for you to want this.

It is in my interest to not pay to read, watch or listen to anything.

Important people talked a lot about these opposing interests. In the end google books was killed, we were not allowed to read stuff written by dead people and we got to pay for this highly obnoxious global copyright gestapo who for example managed to equate the BitTorrent protocol with theft.

The readers got.... uhhh.... well.... to pay for it?

The deal we got is about as lame as to abolish copyright?

There is of course the collective interest as well. You nor me aren't all that important are we? Should we both be interested in well-red people or not? Do we benefit from others knowing stuff? Or is it perhaps harmful? Thanks to modern administration and other automations fewer people can do more work. There really are a lot of job openings but they all require a ton of reading.

I think we [some how] have to migrate to a subscription or patreon like system where you would get paid to write by the chapter. The quality would no doubt suffer but the model where civilization [maybe perhaps] owes you money doesn't work.

Maybe we can agree on how much you should be paid after you are dead? Or wait! We could agree that in the after life no one should enjoy the privilege to use ownership of your works to prevent reading of it.
I had to chuckle as well when I read that article and the part about gRPC. Seems like the pendulum is swinging into the other direction again - back to where we've already been ten or twenty years ago. New name of course, but same concepts.

One really starts to feel old at such occasions.
We are already seeing this in its fledgling form. Sites like Masterclass, CuriosityStream, Nebula, etc are all trying to carve out their chunk of the "curated collection of content from independent creators" pie.

When it's all said and done, we're going to end right back up with the HBO/Showtime model for VOD across the board.
Huh. I wish they'd advertised that more. I totally missed that and it would have useful, I didn't even think to check Argos.
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I believe free market will work. I feel most around here keep imagining how UBI will affect the CURRENT housing market which is mostly tied to the proximity to jobs. In fact UBI will significantly change this market.
UBI will, in theory, get people stuck near "job hubs" with extremely high cost of living (most of that being rent) to move to more rural areas. They will no longer be tied to commuting 1h each way to work 40-60h a week to work a dead end soul sucking job just to spend 50% of income on rent and finally just move somewhere more hospitable and conducive to bettering themselves.

And also, you CAN build new houses in lots of places that are not the current "city centers".
I honestly wanted to make this, but as a white person I opted to not as there is potential for harm.

Glad to see it, reading though the comments here really makes new feel like many commenters don't know the history of why black Americans are so economically deprived (in general, obviously there are exceptions).

Black wall Street is a piece of history to look up or reading seriously about the case for reperations (freakonomics had an interesting, multifaceted episode on it recently)
Vegas is a really good one in the US since you can see it gobbling up the desert: https://earthengine.google.com/timelapse#v=36.16451,-115.217...
It’s kind of depressing how some business models can just siphon money (like cable bills going up a few dollars every month forever until it’s hundreds), while others practically have to beg.

Apps that took literally years to write can ask for donations and get nothing, while a single bank’s overdraft fee probably nets more.

And now of course, we passed legislation to “help” businesses that somehow couldn’t even get money (despite applying the first day) because of greedier or more well-connected applicants.

This is a huge mess and it should be a massive priority for society to stop letting the leeches get away with this theft.
Yeah, but just in time, the five-dollar-foot-long is back.
Any suggestions on feeds for politics and worldnews?
Would reperations be racist?
But we mostly listen to music written by humans who are better at writing music than 99.9999% of humans.
Indeed, I mostly stop looking at logs once I get the metrics from mtail in prometheus/grafana.
I understood that line as 'saw names, contact detail, positions and permissions of employees'
You are missing Microsoft, worth now over 1.5T in your analysis. I dont even know what that means... Three times Facebook. Also Google numbers look not as bright compared to the other.
That's horrible food for thought - but I think humans have pretty good sensory adaptation, we don't constantly thinking about how we have clothes on. I imagine after a couple years or so people will adapt or be numb to the pain.
Ah yeah, the Argos catalogue. I used to walk past their stores on my way to work. You'd see hundreds of them on pallets outside the store for people to take. By the end of each day the pile would always be much smaller as they were pretty popular.

During lockdown here in the UK I've used Argos quite a few times and I've been pretty impressed with their service. I've got same day deliveries on a whole bunch of items which Amazon were going to take 3-4 days to deliver (even on prime).

That and not having to trawl through hundreds of cloned products and not knowing if reviews are legitimate, it was a pretty relaxing process.
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It's not a solveable problem in general due to some systems having https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory#Chaotic_dynamics .

"Small differences in initial conditions, such as those due to errors in measurements or due to rounding errors in numerical computation, can yield widely diverging outcomes for such dynamical systems, rendering long-term prediction of their behavior impossible in general.[6] This can happen even though these systems are deterministic, meaning that their future behavior follows a unique evolution[7] and is fully determined by their initial conditions, with no random elements involved.[8] In other words, the deterministic nature of these systems does not make them predictable."
If books were invented today how would publishing work?
Most people subscibe to creators to support the creator in producing content they value, not to purchase a book or something they can sell on one day. I mean really $5 resale value for a book it's chicken feed, barely worth considering in the value equation.
Very well written piece. Good stuff.
Sure, regional wars can grow into world wars. WWI was precisely that. However, the dynamics of war entirely changed after nuclear proliferation. There have already been dozens of not more than 100 regional proxy wars since WWII and none of them have triggered a true world war. So the UN was not effective at preventing regional war (which as you said can escalate to world war) but it is effective at preventing world war? I don't see it. I see individual nations acting in their own perceived best interests. I see US military dominance as this century's "Pax Britannica" (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Britannica). But as the US's economy shrinks relative to global GDP and China's expands this peace will come under tremendous stress. I'm not convinced the dysfunctional UN will be the world's savior.
For a (long) and in depth and information packed video about this from the original author (Randy Linden) in the form of an interview check out this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5PknJvplKg
> It always weirds me out when I see these 75 year old CEOs with massive wealth spending their retirement years trying to get Walgreens to grow an extra 5% this quarter or something. Why are you doing this? Are you that invested in the future of Walgreens? You're got $8 billion, maybe take a break or try and fix the world or do something that will bring you joy.

Doing things you’re really good at brings lots of people joy. Those people are really good at running companies. A 75 year old artist or novelist who keeps working doesn’t get too many people asking why, not does anyone ask Arnold why he’s still on the steroids, steak and gym plan. Overwhelmingly the people who are the best on the world at something enjoy it.
> you can't really run your app in the background

This, last I checked, was OEM specific. I agree with your point, most OEMs are indescribably awful about killing any and all background apps - this does not, however, make it Google's fault.

I've disabled GApps and the GSF on my phone, but Riot/Element still works quite well with background notifications when it's excluded from battery optimizations.

> I could record incoming calls easily.

This is still possible, and I do it, with the stock dailer on android 8.1. I use a VOIP provider that offers call recording. As it's my primary number, all my calls are recorded with no interaction on my part.

Off-topic, but transcribed voicemail is offered as well - which I think used to be carrier or even iPhone specific. There's lots of functionality in Android that's not natively supported, but that doesn't mean it can't be done :)

VOIP provider in question (that I'm not affiliated with) is voip.ms, in case anyone is curious.
To be fair, the Live Caption feature on Pixel phone (which can transcribe videos you are watching) is great. Maybe they plan on rolling that.
In germany its the opposite, no free software in production! Only software with enterprise support!

We Germans are very risk adverse (i hate that sometimes)
I think the issue of the right wing of politics being underrepresented in "the media" is deeply convoluted, too much to so easily dismiss entirely.

If "the media" only includes Fox, MSNBC, and CNN, then it's fairly even.

If "the media" also includes Hollywood and Silicon Valley, it becomes far less popular clear.
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Brazil is not alone in prioritizing industrialization over the environment. Coal in UK, oil in US, dams in China — just a few of many examples. That shame or sense of responsibility should be shared by many countries.
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Hi! Thanks for asking. We will blog about it in more detail, but I can give you some numbers right away. At the moment when we decided to start making it into a product, we've been using this approach for roughly 4 months. During this period, the data was:
- we processed roughly 600 candidates
- of which we hired about 50
- per-recruiter rate of processing people increased from 15/month to 100/month
- average invite-to-offer time reduced from two months to two weeks
- on top of that, the number of challenges to review by our engineers dropped by 60%. The explanation of why will be in our next blog post about the cost of engineering engagement.

At this point, we decided that this is too good to hold only for ourselves. Thus, AutoIterative was born, where we also significantly improved the parts that weren't polished well enough and added features we lacked.
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In my experience, it's almost as reliable as a powered off computer, both at filtering spam and at delivering legitimate mail.
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Not really, it would fall under the 'language runtime' category in the article. EJB was not really designed with the goal of isolating entirely arbitrary, intentionally adversarial code. That's a problem that's gone from 'near-future interesting' to 'current, important and practical' since the 90s - both on the client (browsers, phones) and the server.
Those legal requests aren’t serviced with a password reset in order to log into the account. It seems more likely that there’s an internal tool to help people who have lost their second factor, but that’s just a guess.