skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I guess the main difference here is that I am working with Vim
and its shortcuts. Thanks to its modes and two leader keys I can
use every shortcut using only one modifier.

Only being restricted to usual system-wide shortcuts I think I
also would have issues, at least without custom macros. For
example I defined macros for Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab so I
can switch browser tabs more comfortably, but I don't see that
as much more than a crutch.
I have no misunderstanding about ADHD. The article is not about ADHD. Its about what they term ADHD-like behaviour, like sleeplessness, hyperactivity, etc. Things stimulants definitely induce in "normal" adults. Especially cocaine.
That's absolutely not true for desktop GUI apps because so many of them are written in Electron these days.

Even small desktop accessories carry their own copy of the Electron and Chromium libraries, usually around 150 MB. It would be a tremendous improvement to use a shared browser engine for this, but developers are resistant.
Reading the public docs shows Google contributes 90+% of Mozilla's revenue, basically it has been keeping Mozilla alive so that it can avoid antitrust allegations. But if you look at the tweets and stuff from their blog post, mostly they have killed off their R&D, which is actually where all the interesting stuff from the last few years has come; wasm, rust, servo, vr & ar. Without that stuff and since Google has squeezed the money pipeline, they're reduced to BS areas which are already super competitive like vpns. What next, antivirus? Fn goodluck with that. Mitchell Baker should have been put out to pasture long ago and the new exec ranks look stacked with diversity hires. Inclined to agree with OP.
Mostly true but there things like Collection #1 and Anti Public Combo List which are amalgamations of unknown provenance. A lot of it is probably prior breaches but I wouldn't be surprised if it contained phishing data.
What counts as a character? 1 ASCII or 1 Unicode? If Unicode then just use Chinese and you can express a lot in the span of 40 characters.
Ask HN: How many users does your side project have?
How many users do you have and what is the cost of running the side project? Are they paying users?

I have a side project idea that could be bootstrapped and self sustained with 15-20k paying users a month. This number of users seems incredibly high right now. I am looking for what experiences HN has had.
That is not relevant. The research is not about ADHD.
Preinstallation is as close to "the one reason" as you can get. Microsoft had a hard time getting Windows over with end users -- until Windows 3.0, when the average new low-end PC had a 386-class processor and VGA, and oukd reasonably run Windows. Microsoft pressured OEMs to bundle Windows, and turned Windows into something that could be reasonably expected to be installed on a new computer, and that attracted ISVs, which meant end users were more likely to use Windows to get work done.
The premise is just warped from the start. "Hey kids, impaired executive function may make you more likely to succeed in life."

I mean... what?

Starting a company (or three) because your impulse control is shot is statistically more likely to financially ruin you than it is to make you succeed. Not to mention how useful properly functioning executive function is in actually running a company that has a chance of succeeding. Take it from me...
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The job description doesn't sound like analytics at all, it's for a software engineer with machine learning experience.
> The only reason why you're being downvoted is because some people don't agree on an ideological level.

It's a very frustrating thing about this site, because, ironically, most people here think of themselves as nearly perfectly rational and open to new ideas, but in fact the opposite is almost always the case. If I think of myself as perfectly rational, that ironically gives me a way to think that anyone who disagrees with me must be trolling or must be saying something obviously wrong, even if I don't take the time to work out what that might be.

I admittedly added that just to complain, expecting it to trigger another wave of downvotes - because frankly, I don't care about getting downvoted. What I care about is how often this site turns into an ideological echo chamber for one of two popular worldviews, and on some level I wanted to try to call attention to that.
Is it a damage if you damage damaging thing? If effect of your damage is less damage maybe it's not damage after all?
Risk of Covid-19 in frontline healthcare workers: a prospective cohort study [pdf]
> (and someone outside in the frost with a big antenna listening to the noise floor and tracking)

I've wondered about this, why were consumer satellite dishes so huge back in the day, and now we seem to be able to get away with much smaller ones?

Is the transmitter power on to he satellites higher than it used to be? Or is it better receiver electronics? Or better algorithms/codecs?
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Heroku works fine for me. No k8s or docker container nonsense just push the code, deploy and done.
Software distribution in Windows and Mac comes with a lot of problems, they are simply problems that you-personally don't see as part of the class of "distribution problems". Please don't tell me you've never encountered post-install errors with Windows and Mac software. Linux packages have a higher bar to meet for integration quality, and also have a more difficult job to do because of the more-fragmented nature of the platform.

> As a software dev, my personal experience of "professional linux distro packagers" is people literally removing random lines of code of my software until it builds

I'm sorry this happened, but I can assure you that the vast majority of maintainers do not do anything like this.
Wigner has some friends he might want to talk to.
For applications like Web browsers the "inner loops" approach to optimization isn't nearly enough. Execution of important benchmarks smears out over huge amounts of code. If executing straight-line code in your favourite language is just a bit slower than C++, or touches more memory than C++, it's a losing proposition.
Young people of any age
Maybe she knows we’re all just sitting indoors in front of screens all day
> form a professional association that brokered the healthcare and insurance

You're obviously not a business owner. US health insurance is expensive now, and increasing about 20% per year.

Gig economy opportunists like Uber will never agree to pay health insurance premiums for drivers since it's only a matter of time before the premiums exceed any driver fees, if not already.

ACA doubled the monthly premium for basic health insurance from around $250/month to $500/month per person, which is rent in flyover country.
I waste time by drawing, browsing HN or (more recently) dev.to.
> Sexism is very clearly an issue in tech,

In tech and almost every other aspect of life.

> and this particular thing was one of the manifestations of sexism in tech

How? He wore a shirt his wife bought him. He was never accused by his coworkers of anything.

> I can't blame the people reacting to this when they face this kind of culture

I can blame them. That was unjust character assassination.
It was objectively wrong and UNjust that's the opposite of the second letter in sjw.

And that's the core issue with this thinking. I am right even when I am wrong as long as I fell like i am fighting against evil.
>As a software dev, my personal experience of "professional linux distro packagers" is people literally removing random lines of code of my software until it builds - who cares if it crashes as soon as you do more than open it anyways.

That is, at least in my experience, very false. They often do care about build systems more than the maintainers, as they're the ones who have to make it work for everyone.

I've worked with the Gentoo packagers and those people I have interacted with have a lot of knowledge about how to distribute software. It's not for nothing the Gentoo community has to push changes upstream when upstream assumptions don't hold up downstream.
Or the webhost where Bob's Plumbing Supplies is hosted detects an attack and files a complain. Or the SAAS/server rental sees this, puts you on some automatic blacklist and puts in on the "to be investigated" blacklist. Too many parties involved whom you are "hurting" that might get back to you.

Not saying this to keep anyone from repeating this, though; just that when doing so, keep in mind that you're probably not just hurting a scammer alone.
Yes! Rust's error handling story is excellent.

You can still swallow errors if you want to but you have to manually write unwrap() so it's much more visible.
A free alternative to Photoshop, that is used by 3Ms of people
On the other hand, this is a good explanation: https://sfconservancy.org/news/2020/aug/12/pypy-transition/
Please lookup "python venv"
Doesn't this just mean that the "reward" definition is poor in this case i.e. the agent does not care about maximizing it because there are additional components left out of it (e.g. survival)?
Look at the death rates for people under 45...it's like 1 in 10,000. In some cities and for certain age brackets, you're more likely to be murdered or commit suicide than to die from Covid. The car accident fatality rate is roughly 1 in 10,000.
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From what I can tell of the repository, it's up to the "Community" to make a Linux version of this.
What do you make of Go's approach where the build outputs a single binary file [0] that, roughly speaking, 'just works'?

[0] https://stackoverflow.com/a/19286458/
> Can regulation fix this?

What if it was illegal to work more than X hours per week? X=20 for example.

Actually, let me answer my own question: Everyone would need to have 2 jobs, and every company would employ twice the number of people.
For me its only 2FA for transactions.
We never pre-wash, and the only thing that our dishwasher has trouble with is parmesan cheese
American Cities Brace for a Future with Even Greater Inequality
Nobody can program using a framework that may one day support their OS. It's either real or it is not and currently this is not real, just an empty bag of not even promises.
It's kinda weird how the labour is almost always in oversupply.
No, sorry. My body. My choice.
You might enjoy reading about The Spoon Theory:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoon_theory

https://butyoudontlooksick.com/articles/written-by-christine...

It's a similar way to describe budgeting mental energy reserves, and how some activities lose spoons while others replenish them.
I attended a meetup at our local registrar (SIDN) where they explained how data analysts on their payroll detect such fake webshops and how they then actively block those domains on DNS and registrar level.
I am an engineer and as most other engineers have a concrete idea of what "method" means; in any case, it is about much more than just painting something. However, I agree with you - if I interpret you correctly - that often the method how the result is developed is confused with a way of presenting the result. Since Merriam Webster indeed offers "a way of or for doing something" as a synonym for "a systematic procedure [...] employed by or proper to a particular discipline" I changed my statement a bit to avoid this (weak) ambiguity.
> If I need quick hot fix RIGHT NOW, I can't just log in, change couple of lines and restart, must go through full deploy cycle.

If you have the need for that kind of thing, I don't know why you would use containers.

Containers is for organizations who have processes.

Unfortunately nowadays we teach every developer to have containers, ci/cd, terraform, test coverage, ... as a requirement
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Bird and reptile tears aren't so different from human tears
I hadn't heard of this yet, but now I may actually start using it. Thanks!
MacBook Pro or macOS could be improved
Yep, I moved our knowledge management platform[1] from Docker + Docker Swarm to just deploying with Ansible.

I think containerization is another one of those things that you're told is great for everyone, but really you need to have many teams with many services that all need to act in concert in order for containerization to be worth the effort / overhead.

That being said, I conceptually prefer how with tools like K8s you can have fully declarative infra as code, rather than the hybrid imperative/declarative mix of a tool like Ansible.

[1] https://supernotes.app
It's not just the death rate.

It's long term physical damage even if you survive.
Ok, so CPython is broken by default and by design. Yes Sir, understood sir, no exceptions, sir!
Yeah, but Web browsers are very much like OSes, and can be considered a special domain where Rust indeed can be useful.
But think of all the possible benefits of sleep issues! The amount of growth we could have if everyone just slept a little worse. /s
But what will happen when we get to that point? What world will these algorithms create for us? Will it be the utopia of Earth in Star Trek? Or will it be a "Disneyland with no children"[0], once economy becomes fully self-contained and eliminates its dependency on humans, leaving Earth to be inherited by machines endlessly working and trading, with no sentient being to see it or enjoy the fruits of that labor?

--

[0] - A phrase coined by Nick Bostrom, in "Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies":

"We could imagine, as an extreme case, a technologically highly advanced society, containing many complex structures, some of them far more intricate and intelligent than anything that exists on the planet today – a society which nevertheless lacks any type of being that is conscious or whose welfare has moral significance. In a sense, this would be an uninhabited society. It would be a society of economic miracles and technological awesomeness, with nobody there to benefit. A Disneyland with no children."
If you're thinking about map-reduce, the original Google paper talks about associativity.
While it may be technically illegal, considering the victims are themselves worse criminals caught in the act, I really doubt anyone is going to give you trouble over this.

Unless authorities are looking for an excuse to prosecute you, of course, but there's plenty of bad PR to be had for authorities acting on behalf of criminals trying to steal people's banking credentials.
Fair pay is whatever allows you to hire a competent c-suite that will allow the company to fulfill its mission. However, this comes with a whole host of problems. How do you identify those that are likely to be able to do the job? How do you keep them at your company? How do you maximize their effectiveness in their role?

This usually comes down to pay. People who get high compensation offers elsewhere are likely to be good at it, but that means you have to compete with other companies for them. Even if you somehow did manage to find somebody that accepts your below market compensation, what do you do if another company just offers them more? If you pay them near market rate then there's much less incentive for another company to poach them. You're also less likely to end up with somebody that can't do the job.
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Thanks.

Out of the categories of RWE - I'd say that the real time patient data collection looks the most promising - but then in some ways that's just clinical trial information collected in a different way.
I run everything directly on VPSs and deploy via rsync.

Every now and then I have long discussions with friends who swear on containerizations.

All the benfits they mention are theoretical. I have never run into one of the problems that containerization would solve.
Wouldn't a phishing site be able to proxy the challenge and then record and proxy the response which the user types in? I.e. MITM the 2fa?
I think I misread the replies, thinking the Source engine remake comment was referring to its parent comment (which was Goldeneye25, not Source.)
1. You could possibly get closer, but you'd lose a lot. Most of Rust's "nice security features" are wildly incompatible with existing C/C++ code and inherent language features.

2. No. If C/C++ could be made safe* Rust would not exist.

* everyone agrees on this point, including the richest and largest software companies on the planet
Better do not use Lisp, since the interpreters have at least around 10% C.
You are unconvinced until it hits you. I never heard about it before it started bothering me.

It's individual. I have a friend, overweight, never played any sport, never saw him run, sits 16h a day, sleeps 8h a day, has no problem with his back. Another one, skinny, does sports, sits on a pilates ball at work, uses standing table, stretching, and still has back problems.

You can't make conclusions based on your own case. We are all different people, different physiology. Medicine is not maths, 2 + 2 is not always 4. The fact that they can't explain RSI doesn't mean it doesn't exist. It's just that we don't fully understand what's going on there (yet).
You are thinking of "Worse is Better". But the take away of that article, even if the authrs would have preferred otheewise, is that paractical considerations, time to market and ease of implementation beat purity and elegance every time.
Thanks to coronavirus and Zoom, looking at end stages of college as a commodity
Your experience mirrors mine, but it's not like that for everyone. There's a group of people for which a given level of highschool education is going to be a crushing workload. Minimising their effort doesn't help them to get to a better mindset, so why do it at all?
We did at feeder.co. We ran into so many quirks with Docker and Kubernetes that we decided to go back ”bare VM”. It was great! We’re a small team, so any resources save are a great thing. It always felt like we containerized to be able to ”scale up quickly” or ”iterate faster”. That of course was never needed, what was needed however was to scale up infrastructure to keep up with the resources required by Docker Swarm, k8s or just Docker in general.

Also, running services is hard already. Adding another layer that caused existing assumptions to break (networking, storage, etc) made it even harder.

Bare VMs are crazy fast and running apt install is crazy easy. Not looking back at the moment!
Capitalism cannot be the most natural system simply because it's only barely 300 years old. Before that, there was a whole slew of different ways to organize production and distribution. Primitive tribal communes, large tribal unions, agricultural slavery, feudalisms of varying shapes... and that's only in Europe.
Dnstwist: Online Phishing Domain Scanner
I don't know if the book is any good but the title sure feels good to say.
> The reason you should leave your political views at the door because you're trying to pass them off as facts.

Never tried to do so, you must be mistaken.

> That is simply not supported by evidence.

It is.
I haven’t; I’ve only read it a bit. I could be wrong about a relative lack of UB compared to C - do you have examples?
Steve Jobs also preferred hand-washing his dishes.
yes indeed it's a touchy system that can't be disclosed..
The Snowden revelations were a God send to our industry.

Imagine if we all were still using insecure protocols like plain HTTP today.
Good news: `-Z build-std` is available in nightly and various bleeding edge projects have switched to it

https://github.com/rust-lang/wg-cargo-std-aware
This is completely expected. If you look at multiarmed bandits, getting rewards would be exploiting and the other option is exploring. If you have a longer time horizon as children will, it is better to explore and find a better return than exploit something already known which is likely to be suboptimal.
> Small company gives away software for free. Large companies give away the same software for free, and to them the cost is essentially peanuts, and they own the platforms the sofware runs on. Therefore small company will lose, decreasing diversity in the browser market. Simple as that.

Alternatively: Small company sells software, large company gives away the same kind of software for free. Small company loses, again.

You're not going to fix market forces artificially. We pay what we pay because that's what someone's willing to offer it for. Also, not all value is in dollars.
What I can share is my roadmap how I manage to break into the field without any prior professional IT experience.

1) Linux. Learn it and live in it.

2) Linux servers and databases.

3) CompTIA Network+ (only for the knowledge, didn't bother getting the cert)

4) CompTIA Security+ (same as above)

5) OSCP certification (not a golden ticken by any means but it helps to bypass HR)

That's basically it. While going down that road I focused on hands-on practice by actually hacking into machines with the help of following resources:

A) Hack The box (hackthebox.eu)

B) PentesterLab (pentesterlab.com)

I also really like Portswigger's Web Security Academy (portswigger.net) and Try Hack Me (tryhackme.com) but they weren't around when I was starting out but I would definitely check them out, especially if I was completely new to security today.

All in all it took me roughly a year but get comfortable enough to start applying to junior pentesting positions and eventually I got hired.

There are probably better and easier ways to do it but that's how I did it at least.
It's not "free" if you gain recognition
Usually when you start a business you don’t pay your CEO 2.5 million.

I’d net for most medium sized companies it’s not anywhere near that.
It clearly shows how much effort the US govt went to undermine it's citizen's security. I mean 1998....
Split keyboard, that's the key word. Solves multiple problems you mentioned in the first part of the post.
Oh, this is huge for me!

My main concern with jupyter is that I prefer orgmode (and by a lot), but I know that it's niche and most people don't even heard about it ipnbs are preferred form of notebook exchange.

I will check how good translation to/from orgmode is then.