skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
some really seem like true believers. I'm trying to find the one I'm thinking of because you're right: the search results are overwhelmingly people trying to get you off the site. The casual enthusiast having fun tinkering in the garage is fine by me; it's keeping them out of trouble and a better hobby than, say, boating. But like you I abhor the ruthless exploiter selling you a dream because having to work for a living is garbage. Whether that's the drop shipping get rich quick person, or the "buy my zero point generator" guy.
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At least he tried. Can't really recall any instances of obama actively trying to negotiate peace.

For clarity: I think neither deserves it. Just that obama deserves it even less.
Perhaps that was the wrong wording, but giving everyone money would only inflate costs as they rise to meet the new income levels (whether that money is printed or redistributed). What else are you claiming is made up?
So you're fine with a less polished / higher maintenance desktop OS.

Not everyone is. I have absolutely no interest in going to an environment where I can't run native Office, or a decent mail client, etc. And I have less interest in putting up with the garbage fire that is Windows.
Is it that or some folks trying to cling to a tribe?
As a video creator, who in the world would go to all of the effort to create a video, upload it to youtube, and then delete every single piece of the original content in their possession leaving the final in YT as the only surviving copy? WHO? IDIOTS.
Are you suggesting masks don't work? Are you making a general statement or specifically talking about SARS-CoV-2?
Airbnb, a ‘Sharing Economy’ Pioneer, Files to Go Public
I wonder why steam isn't using his position to build an android games marketplace, since they already can.
Do you have a source on this 3000 kids a day? That's over 1M children a year. Assuming most of those are in Africa, you're claiming something like a 2% childhood mortality from malaria alone. The all-cause childhood mortality in Africa is considered astronomical at 7.8%. The WHO (UNICEF) says the death rate of malaria in Africa is more like 1 every 2 minutes, which comes out to 720 a day.

One dead child is too many and I worry that number inflation only makes the fight harder.
> if you can dispute any of the bits they list as facts rather than speculation (which they were surprisingly candid about) then that would change matters.

A problem with that is that some of their facts are based on "documents they reviewed". I do not have these documents and I cannot find any alternative source for the DA0000051 claim. All I have is past occasions of the Spiegel making stories more exciting and interesting for their readers by making up facts.
> if Epic's action is the beginning of the end of exclusive stores, then go, Epic, go!

That's ironic given that the Epic Store is quite well known for buying exclusive rights to new game launches.
Sadly, this is another topic of questions to add to job interview filters - ask about the moon landings & vaccines.

Anyone subscribing to any of this conspiracy nonsense, especially as an identity is (pardon the language) too effin stupid to work in any serious technical endeavor - if they're deeply willing to ignore those facts & reason, what will they ignore on your project?

Plus, their deeply ingrained ideas that any authority is trying to control them has a high probabilty of turning against any employer lie a rabid dog, creating at least a costly series of problems and toxicity.

I'd even filter them out for manufacturing or fast food work.

edit: should add I'm talking about willful stupidity - deliberate cultivation of ignorance, as distinguished from naturally low intellectual horsepower
Patents are government-created monopolies and aren't free-market. The same goes with FCC and/or utility regulations. Copyright for the code running on those chips is another government-created monopoly. It is the most egregious because they establish those monopolies for a hundred years.

Services like Straight Talk and others that sublease towers and bandwidth from companies like AT&T or Verizon have massively cheaper costs due to the lack of contract phones (lower risk), lower support costs, lower advertising costs, etc. These lower costs are then passed on to consumers in the form of lower prices to the point that Verizon or AT&T prepay services have changed in an attempt to compete and even their main contract service prices have lowered somewhat.

As an aside, AT&T or Verizon actually rent most of their towers from other companies like American Tower or Crown Castle. They market how they're upgrading their towers, but that's not entirely true (they're basically bidding against each other on priority for tower upgrades).
duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24216111
I think it's safe bet to say that if Epic allowed to make their own mobile game app store then Valve will likely follow suit.
They're more like flying hypodermic needles.
Why does this make sense for Oracle?
duplicate, please check before submitting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24216111
Whoa boy, is it ever, but maybe not for the reason you're thinking. ie it isn't caused by people typing `apt-get install python`.

There are many packages that have Python as a dependency these days. For example, on my Ubuntu system:

> ~$ apt-cache rdepends python|wc -l

> 4649

I think the best illustration of how this can happen is installing postgres libraries needed to build the psycopg2 PG client. If you know to install `libpq-dev` then you're great. But if you do something that on the surface feels totally reasonable, like installing the `postgresql-client` package... guess what? You just installed another Python interpreter.

edit: formatting
While certain aspects of the article are GCP specific, part of the motivation of using ingress-nginx and cert-manager is to make the solution more generically applicable to _any_ Kubernetes cluster. The specific commands used to spin up the infrastructure, the workload identity configuration so cert-manager and external-dns can manage DNS records, and the specific configuration of external-dns are specific to this implementation, but the concepts and approach are generally applicable.

There are many resources already available explaining how to deploy applications to Kubernetes. I don't think this article would be significantly enhanced by adding another example of that. I have added some links to other tutorials if people are interested.

While it is true that ingresses are not required, they do provide a useful abstraction, can afford significant cost savings, and can improve security over load balancer services. I would recommend becoming familiar with them and using them.
I'd love to see objective stats for headlines like this.
SSRF Using XSS in a Constrained Environment
Not really if you give it to risk groups and nursing home staff during flu season you can probably cut the waves alot.
Against the Grain by James Scott.
How did the sphere come into existence?
> I owe 150 in interest but instead I send 1,500. Would they refund the mistake? Let’s go ahead and follow the headline and say I paid 9k of my 15k balance. Would they refund the mistake? (Honest question) This scenario is at the consumer level and zeros matter but I see sloppiness somewhere in Citi and their dealing with money when it’s specifically what they are trusted to do. As for the “loss”...

It's different for a very important reason.

Revlon didn't authorize the money to be sent. This is like you telling your bank to send a check to AMEX for $150 and they put down $1500 on the check, it comes out of their funds, not yours, and then when AMEX cashes the check that's when the mistake is discovered.

The important point is that Citi made the mistake not Revlon.

My guess is that if Citi loses the suit they'll end up being the lender for the part that Brigade loaned.
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/world-history
It will have an impact on everything. Richard Stallman predicted the social dangers of locked computing and he turned out to be more right than almost everyone expected.
> I took some time off and tried to come at it with a clear head, but there have already been a few discouraging situations where I feel like my coworkers don't respect me. The work that I have done doesn't seem meaningful, it's kind of "leftovers" that nobody else on the team wants to do.

It's called "paying your dues" and exists in all industries. You need to earn respect of your new colleagues by doing some of that shitty work and doing it well. If all goes well, in a couple of months you'll be a part of the in-group and will get the interesting tasks.
But steps help with time keeping don't they? Swimming in the sea or somewhere with less frame of reference would be a better experiment.
Major version upgrades (ubuntu 18 to 20) - here I just re-install and it's expected, I wouldn't upgrade windows 7 to 10 either...

Why not? I've upgraded a few Windows machines from 7 to 10, and the upgrade has gone just fine, assuming there's enough disk space for the OS to store the upgrade files before it starts the upgrade. Similarly, I've upgraded Linux boxes (both Ubuntu and Fedora) across major versions. MacOS as well.

I don't know where you're getting this notion that an OS upgrade is a scary thing to do. In my experience, it's been a routine, if somewhat long process.
Step 1: Realize this says more about the team/org than it says about you. Don't internalize much of this. Recall some of the most difficult projects you've taken on successfully. If you have something to be proud of, remember that you actually are pretty talented.

Step 2: Consider that there's a high probability that you were hired to clean up the mess. Maybe your teammates would like nothing more than for you to jump on the grenades so they can tackle the high-profile projects and get the promotions. In this context it probably starts to make more sense what's happening here. Giving negative feedback is a cheap and easy way for your teammates to signal to management what the ranking order is (especially if management is non-technical or too busy to look at the details).

Step 3: Decide if it's worth staying. This could mean playing the long game. It could mean having a strategy to rep up with management behind the scenes. It could mean doing the hard work of shoveling in the trenches and playing code janitor to earn the respect. It could just mean collecting the paychecks and associating less of your identity with this job while you pursue hobbies, family, whatever else.

Spend some time with your teammates on a social level and find some common ground. If you all like each other first it's easier to work together and harder to criticize.
I'm pretty sure Youtube music is audio only, but I can't tell for the actual Youtube app
Manning has done nothing to hold anyone accountable. She stole classified data, haphazardly, and did nothing to ensure its release wouldn't get people killed. Then, she dumped it all to WikiLeaks. She didn't do it to protect anyone or as a whistleblower.

Even if you hate what Snowden did, he is a whistleblower in the sense that he saw something he thought was wrong, and carefully pulled enough data to prove it without endangering anyone's lives or doing unnecessary damage to his country.

I could totally get behind Assange's and Snowden's nominations (but like others have said a nomination for this Prize is meaningless), but Manning's seems ridiculous.
It really isn't hilarious. This is how the US loses its long-term reputation as a level playing field for business, a great place to work/set up shop, etc.

This whole process has been unbelievable. The president dusts off some obscure law to ban or block tiktok. Now a forced sale is about to happen and the administration gets a say in who buys it? And they want some kind of finder's fees!?

This stuff isn't supposed to happen in the US! We aren't Zimbabwe, with a dictator who runs around with suitcases full of cash making no compunction about awarding contracts to people closest to him! This is major, high-level corruption! Are we going to start judging other M&A deals by who donates the most to a campaign?

This whole thing is just a huge, stinking, disorderly mess. We can't decide whether we're going to ban Huawei or not. Then the whole mess with ZTE. Now Tiktok. It's capricious and corrosive to the rule of law. And what's worse, not only is it ham-fisted, but this administration makes such a big deal out of "freedom", when having a president stepping in like this is anything BUT freedom -- it is the very antithesis of it, where winners and losers are decided based on personal favorites?
The far left ecosystem doesn't work in anything like the same way, and doesn't get the push from youtube, but if you want a boogeyman we can agree on the actual Trotskyite SWP (Socialist Workers Party) have a habit of ruining any left-wing movement they get allowed into. Plus, like a lot of close knit social groups, companies and institutions, a sexual assault scandal ("Comrade Delta").

You won't see them recommended on Youtube. I think there are a few "tankies" out there though who also annoy the mainstream left. Named after people who supported the Soviet tanks suppressing revolt in Hungary.

Israel/Palestine politics has a big risk of going from getting outraged about things that actually happened to things that didn't, plus conflating the faults of the government and military of Israel with blame on all Jewish people (which is antisemitic).
To me they seem carefully worded to match some semantic details than simply mixed up.
They are owed the exact same amount they got from revlon. They didn’t get free money.

If you mistakenly pay back extra on a loan/mortgage bank is not going easily give it back to you, especially if you were about to go bankrupt.
They've conned their users into doing 99.9% of their work for them for free in the form of collecting, collating, and entering many petabytes of personal data to be ready for sale. I'd have super-high margins if I could do this in ANY industry.
Regarding lifecycle, most larger shops are going to have an infra team that owns “bedrock infrastructure” terraform config for things like VPCs, IAM, maybe project structure. Then each team will have their own terraform scripts for k8s cluster, DBaaS, queues, etc - the application infrastructure.

This tool is great for the latter case; give me a k8s cluster and I can stand up all of my services in a one-shot command, with a single tool chain.

TBD whether you’ll see infra teams moving their terraform scripts into an infra k8s cluster. I’m inclined to believe it’s less of a good fit there, as your bedrock should not change often, so the marginal value over terraform is less.
It's both. The secret knowledge defines the identity of the tribe.
As a member of Gen Z, I doubt my generation would care very much.

The question is how Oracle would monetize TikTok. Right now the only modes of monetization for the app are ads on app launch and sponsored challenges.
I don't know what Oracle is thinking, I mean, aside from everything else. Buying a consumer-oriented company would run counter to all their strategy for the past 40 years, I don't know how they can feel confident in their ability to manage such a business.

Well, it could be one way to get a big customer onto Oracle Cloud.
This actually happened to me, albeit more like 2.5x instead of 10x. I was told it was easier to take it out of my future salary, so that is what was done. The most annoying thing was trying to work out what I'd be paid the third month after taxes as we're taxed at source in the UK
US schools don't all start on the same day though- its pretty staggered with some starting in early-mid august, and most in the Northeast start right after Labor day.
I've certainly seen people say that, but never seriously. Of course someone will now claim that all the Qanon stuff is just joking, like Alex Jones said that libelling the Sandy Hook survivors was "entertainment".
CNN literally aired this phrase on television:
https://mobile.twitter.com/ReaganBattalion/status/1165666060...

If I were to go into work saying I supported Trump, I risk getting fired, because of rhetoric like this.
This was a real ad. i remember it too :) no clue who for.
It might be inadvertent scam but a lot of these people passionately believe in their ideas. A lot of the time they’re not selling anything and it couldnt be categorized as scam. It’s wishful thinking for all I care
It's not widely known but Bill Gates is heavily invested in the fight against Malaria for a long time now. Billions of investment.

He's responsible for saving millions of lives.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_%26_Melinda_Gates_Foundat...
Not to get too far into the weeds of D&D rules, but personality is independent of Charisma score.
Got that stat from UNICEF: https://www.unicef.org/media/files/MALARIAFACTSHEETAFRICA.pd...
K3S joins CNCF as a sandbox project
Not sure about everything in general, but games are specifically singled out as required to go through Apple's payment processing. Other non-gaming stuff might have different or more flexible options.
Killing a whole species without damaging the ecosystem? How could we kill all mosquitos without killing all other insects?
SARS-CoV-1 was exterminates wasn’t it? You been worried about Ebola or TB recently? We’ve gotten really far with some muscle. But for some reason lots is ppl gave up on Cov19 real fast.
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Kim Beom’s “Yellow Scream” (2012, video)
Keep in mind that things such as mass surveillance or the US government drugging its own citizens would have gotten you in an institution for suffering from paranoid delusions until these things came to light. There is always more and sometimes interesting perspective to consider.
Maybe I could have phrased that better but I think you and I agree.
"Stupid" is not a useful way to generally describe the people vulnerable to conspiracy theories. I have met people who are relatively intelligent who fall into these. See also: religion, politics.
Can't wait to have to log in to a different game store, one for each publisher, to buy games!
AI tool lets users edit GAN models with simple copy-and-paste commands
That's a problem we're trying to solve at Render. (https://render.com/) It provides much of the flexibility you get from AWS with the ease of use of Heroku, at a significantly lower cost.

Disclaimer: I work for Render
I enjoyed 'After the Ice: A Global Human History, 20,000-5000 BC' by Steven Mithen

https://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674019997
LOCK DOWN NOW!! MASKS FOR ALL!! ORANGE MAN BAD!!
The stats for malaria is insane - Nature wrote an article that said malaria could have killed half of all humans who have ever died.

https://www.nature.com/articles/news021001-6
So you're ignoring the multi-nation denuclearization treaty with Iran that was working. The one that Trump unilaterally pulled the US out of, collapsing it and giving Iran the perfect excuse.

Or the Israel-Palestinian peace talks during his first term (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010%E2%80%9311_Israeli%E2%8...). Unlike the Trump adminstration's current one, he didn't completely sideline Palestine.

There's nothing constructive that will last from the Trump administration.
WHO says ~1100 deaths/day, well below 3000

https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/world-m...
Partly false. We were audited every year by one of our competitors. There is a strong likely hood that the reason she was told to stop finding problems is because the de minimus limit (the dollar figure at which we don't care) is truly, and I mean TRULY massive for the kind of companies that are audited by EY, PWC, KPMG, and Deloitte. I refuse to believe for one second that a serious issue was swept under the rug by a senior or manager.

As for the guy sleeping in cupboards...the staff at those firms reguarly work 80 hour weeks (not the "I work 80 hour weeks counting all kinds of stupid things" but the "I was at the client site or in the home office for 80 hours this week". It was a very common occurence for hard working staff members to take naps at the client (most likely because last night was a 2am night). Promotions at these firms are often very competitive as the organization is an "Up or out" organization designed to chew up fresh college grads.

The peer review is conducted by an independent evaluator, known as a peer reviewer. The AICPA oversees the program, and the review is administered by an entity approved by the AICPA to perform that role. 2. The peer review helps to monitor a CPA firm's accounting and auditing practice (practice monitoring).
I don't understand the point at all. At least in my area, most boats of this size are used for fishing, wake sports, or as a sailboat tender.

Larger boats with a cabin and accommodations are common as party boats but this seems a bit too small.
Lightroom CC update for iOS deletes photos and presets for some users
So is Valve allowing any developer to get its games into their store under reasonable conditions ?
I am not disagreeing with you, I just don't see this kind of legislation ever passing/being enforced.
This is pretty well written, I love it.
> Distributed systems shift that legal liability directly to viewers.

For what it's worth:

France tried suing people using bittorrent to download illegally with the Hadopi law from 2009 to 2020 (it was ruled unconstitutional in May, because of a lack of judiciary oversight).

It cost between 5 to 10M€ every year, and resulted in only 87k€ in fines total. So not a huge success.
Oh sorry, I didn't realize Bush was under oath in his inaugural address.
There are options to target them specifically.

For example we could progressively make them sterile.
Without the lockdown the the hospital system are not overwhelmed, at least no more overwhelmed than what happen in the past.

Due to lockdown the hospital are furloughing, lying off nurse, freeze hiring.

Just look at Sweden where they didn't lockdown.

Doesn't mean I say we should not take any step. Step to make vaccine still has to be done, improving treatment still have to be done, increasing health care capacity still have to be done.
unless you were able to request a stop payment on the check prior to it clearing I don't see how you would be able to get the money returned. Or, at least, whatever entity you owed the money to would not be required to return it. Maybe they would if they so chose but I don't see any way you could force them.
Without correlating data it really isn't "personal" though. You could delete the User account and related without touching this product and you've complied because this data could then never be correlated. Also, if nothing in the activities leaks the user's own identity, then again wouldn't really be personal.

IANAL