skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The database files are encrypted by your master password (and optional key file, etc) at rest, but paranoia with your sync provider is valid. It's one of the reasons that I like Keypass, because sync provider is something I control and any "file-like" share can be used I don't need Keypass-specific providers.

Fwiw, I've lately been using Resilio Sync, which is BitTorrent style peer-to-peer between devices I control and encrypted over the wire as well. It also supports advanced encrypted shares where you can even have "know nothing" devices that help to seed/participate in your shares but can't read/write inside them, as an interesting tool in "personal cloud hosting".
The problem seems to me more fundamental than that: if the Bible potentially contains errors then you need some process or mechanism to figure out what those errors are if you're going to use the Bible as a guide to action. What could that process or mechanism possibly be? It obviously can't be the Bible.
Author here.

If you're talking about https://www.gkogan.co/blog/increase-reply-rates/, this was a primary inspiration for this project -- I even stole the name ;)
I have a feeling that once IPFS and torrents become more popular on anonymous networks like I2P, the copyright mafia will have a real problem trying to shut that down.

Right now the speeds are pretty bad (20 KB/s average 100KB/s for "fast" torrents), but with more users, that can drastically change. If 400KB/s becomes the average, watching 720p on a peertube instance on I2P will be possible without lag. At 800KB/s 1080p becomes possible without lag. https://stream.twitch.tv/encoding/
I'm never installing the YT app. I'm sticking to NewPipe
Newsweek and the Rise of the Zombie Magazine
> in desktop edition of the runtime

huh?
Then you have the even worse trend of a certain kind of 'hip/urban' non-Black belittling a conservative Black person or a Black person who doesn't represent themself along the lines of what popular culture communicates is what counts as valid Blackness , as if the 'hip' non-Black is _more_ locked in arms with Black experience than the actual Black person they're belittling (I'm looking at you Andrew Schulz!).
While there is no automatic way of doing it (as far as I know), I have been using Tailwind's @apply directive for things that are used site wide and that has worked out well. Really excited to use the latest 1.7 version that makes this process even easier given you don't need to split up pseudo classes https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/pull/2159.
I was really surprised by the 3rd requirement of the law to qualify as a contractor. Recall, the new law says that you can be counted as a contractor (instead of an employee) only if all 3 conditions are met [1]:

-- Are free from control of the company in how the job is executed

-- Perform work outside the company's normal line of business

-- Are customarily engaged in this work anyway as an independent worker

This last condition is really unreasonable I think. Basically someone can only be counted as a contractor if they already do that kind of work as their primary employment. This basically forecloses anyone from casually offering their time as a driver, even if that's a perfectly efficient and reasonable thing for people to do.

If I were cynical, I would say that this is a concession to taxi / labor lobbies to protect their wages. Which I do not support.

Strange how Sacramento representatives, in trying to fix certain failings of current laws, always try to insert something extra like this while they do it.

[1] https://www.dir.ca.gov/dlse/faq_independentcontractor.htm
If operations are unprofitable then what money are they leaving?

However it's likely that without changes, they will just operate in a few core urban regions rather than the widespread coverage they have today.
I dislike Uber and Lyft's practices as much as the next guy. But I also believe AB5 is a terrible bill and will be voting in November to exempt Uber and Lyft from AB5. AB5 was written to impose a 20th century employment model to a 21st century situation. As such, the bill is distorted that it carve out hundreds of exemptions to musicians, freelancers, journalists, doctors, hair stylists and so on and so forth. A bill that has to rely primarily on exemptions is no bill at all.

A much better bill could have written that could have created a healthcare and unemployment fund of gig economy workers by taxing Gig companies, without trying box everyone into the employment model
You appear to have equated depriving somebody of employment opportunities with disallowing them from living, and the opportunity to be employed somewhere with basic rights.

In general, the two are not the same. And if they are in a given society, in this age, that society is in need of help. Nobody in a modern, healthy society with ample resources should have to work to be allowed to live.
GPT-3? :)

"The DNA molecule can be modeled as a quantum logic
processor in which electron spin qubits are
held coherently in each nucleotide in a logically and thermodynamically reversible enantiomeric
symmetry, and can be coherently conducted along the pi-stacking interactions of aromatic
nucleotide bases, while simultaneously being spin-filtered via the helicity of the DNA molecule.
Entangled electron pairs can be separated by that spin-filtering, held coherently at biological
temperatures in the topologically insulated nucleotide quantum gates, and incorporated into
separate DNA strands during DNA replication."
> If the alternative is not there yet and you are not helping build it, it is even worse!

I have seen what happens when people try to help. At best they are ignored. As I've said before, it is my considered opinion that the community is simply not interested in making things better. I would be totally ok with that if they weren't also evengelical.

And also, there's only so much time in the day, some of us have higher priorities than building replacement software for stuff that already exists.
Well Saudi Arabia is hundred times worse than all we have in Russia on every point you mentioned.
But guess who get all the sanctions?
> This doesn't really seem to offer anything useful, or even contain new information.

You are right in that we do not try to attack a concrete host implementation or aim to break out of the sandbox.

I disagree, however, that security inside a WebAssembly binary is irrelevant. If an attacker can arbitrarily read/write in linear memory, it depends on the imported host functions what can be done. The larger WebAssembly applications are (and we believe they will become larger in the future, and incorporate DOM functions, as in our PoC application), the higher the risk that host APIs can be abused. This is troubling especially where there is no sandbox (on some standalone VMs), but even in browsers (where it opens the door for a new type of cross-site scripting).

For example, even if you only call JS eval() with a constant string in your C code, because WebAssembly has no truly constant memory, this can give XSS to an attacker with a memory write primitive inside linear memory.

> The html page there seems to be missing the "main.js" to see what's happening. :(

Oops, good point. They are now pushed, sorry about that.

> main.js, which looks (without checking) like it came from Emscripten

That's correct, you can also check the build script: https://github.com/sola-st/wasm-binary-security/blob/master/...
They have nothing.

I can cite the recent "Conservative Bigots v. Twitter and others" cases, every single thread of political philosophy from anarchism to totalitarianism in which private property is allowed, and the terms of service that people agree to when using an online resource...

...and all they can do is wave their hands and chant "censorship".
Yes, voters in the US want to give people education, healthcare, and unemployment (or basic income-ish) benefited

Voters in the US are already paying for healthcare for all, plus they are paying extra to support an entire healthcare insurance industry.

The USA doesn't (generally) let people die if they can't afford healthcare (people may be driven into bankruptcy, but they won't be left to die), so those costs are all getting paid by the public. And it'd be cheaper to pay for preventative care than to wait and pay for care for those that are so sick that they have no choice but to see an expensive doctor.
Given that Russia has used a nerve agent near where I live I'll give the media a pass on demonising Russia.
The taxi market shifts back to companies that are willing to pay for benefits.
Yeah this entire post is filled with comments misrepresenting (intentionally or unintentionally) the dynamics at play here, and it's all fine and good because "California state government bad."
Best alternative is respecting the users and not using any analytics services
Not Approved Until It’s Approved
it is possible to have more than one intention at a time...
2 birds 1 stone
Personally I don’t think Uber drivers are as stupid as you think they are. They legitimately want to be able to drive flexibly. Also they keep about 75% of receipts for their driving (average gross margin for Uber is under 25%).
Sci-fi story coauthored by GPT-3, including in-character human/AI chats
They do not offer phone support.
That's what contracts are for. Let's say that you can only pass on some small amount of rides or your on-call duty is terminated. Or go further and state in your contract that you have to take rides if you're on on-call duty. If you have too many drivers, don't 'hire' more. If you have too few riders on the important times, increase the bonus.

There are all kinds of adjustments you can make.

Another thing: you don't get paid for "doing nothing", you are getting paid for dropping everything when needed. On these conditions you're limited in all kinds of ways, e.g.

Taking care of a small kid alone? - not possible.
Going shopping? - not really possible.
If you're using a computer outside of work hours, in the same room as your work desk, where would you set it up? Surely you need a desk for gaming, even just websurfing for any length of time.

No offense, of course. Perhaps the movies are right and minimum wage workers live alone in massive city loft apartments in USA (where I assume you are?).

Anyway none of this really helps [the OP]. My neighbour's water got cut off so I'm off to suggest he uses any sparkling, French mineral water his water-sommelier has in stock ;oP

Seriously though, as you say, removing or hiding work related items can be sufficient for some people - I've heard people put a bed sheet over the work computer to avoid its stare.
But that only matters if you think that explanations are what matters. That is an assumption. That's the whole point: some people value purpose more than they value explanation.
That reads like the playbook being used by certain leader we have here in the states.
And Brexit, and French and German elections, and shoot down Dutch airlines, etc.
Tinyproxy lightweight HTTP(s) proxy daemon
It is cash flow . Everyone is in a crunch , if revlon default on this loan, and then go under , getting money of anyone will take a long while .

Brigade gave the loan pre pandemic , under very different conditions , today they are probably happy with the money back.

It could also be that They may other liabilities of their own, where this liquidity could be useful.

Under normal market you want as little of money with you, money in the bank does not earn much , it is doubly important if you are in the business of making investments .

However in poor confidence conditions you want as much liquidity as you can have which is why everyone starts buying treasuries when markets go south .
Yes they are being disingenuous with their comment (and commenting on every thread here with their comparison).

They sent a check with their account number to an address specifically set up to receive mortgage payments.

https://www.wellsfargo.com/mortgage/manage-account/payments
However, Rome (and others) _did_ literally loot _Egyptian_ architecture; there are more Egyptian Obelisks in Italy today than in Egypt.
So I shouldn't view the government as being some sort of evil lunatic, but it is already becoming a dictatorship?
The problem in SF is that Uber/Lyft has become some convenient that its been diverting people from transit and putting them into single occupant cars (the driver doens't count). Much of the traffic congestion is coming from Uber/Lyft
Interesting. I have a different experience than you -- I often find myself writing an email that's way too long and trimming it down later.

For the design of this tool, it was important for me to "not get in the way" if you're already writing a short email. That's why I designed the widget so that it will only appear in your gmail window if you go over 100 words. It can serve solely as a "reminder" for the rare cases you might go over... almost like a training to help you form short email habits over time.
Seeing how inaccurate other aspects of youtube moderation are, I puzzled why anybody would want youtube to attempt this. It would inevitably end up flagging videos of kittens when their shitty autocaption system thinks "purr" means "zero point energy".
Same with quora !
Some sort of security hypervisor on the chip?
Sure. That wasn't the point of this conversation, though. The point of this conversation was why one would use Lyft and Uber, and still not want to use the regular taxi companies.
Science Fiction Books I’ve Read (2018)
Whoa, uber/lyft are just cab companies with more flexible work-schemes? Tell me something new.
EA is a shrinking movement because it is not effective at utilizing the strongest card philanthropy has. Shame. Donating to domestic charities is shameful, just like hoarding billions of dollars is shameful. Telling people AMF is effective isn't enough, we need everyone to know that other charities are not, otherwise they'll go on immorally donating to causes they care about or people that look like them.
KeePass has the ability to import Bitwarden JSON file so there's little need for the feature.
“convincing-sounding arguments”

Maybe to people who don’t know any better. To anyone with basic knowledge of the subject and crib notes on common logical fallacies, not so much.

I mean, the ancient Greeks figured out the Earth was spherical over 2000 years ago. Good grief; Eratosthenes even worked out its approximate circumference with nothing but a road atlas and a twig! So if flat Earthers can’t even bring themselves to reproduce that ancient experiment themselves, it’s only because they don’t want to see the answer.

Frankly, it’s more useful to dissect the reasons why such people retain and defend such beliefs in the face of openly available evidence. And dollars to donuts you’ll find a manipulatively dishonest, self-serving paranoid narcisissm at heart: that consuming need to believe themselves powerful and clever, and in Control.

As Francis Bacon once observed: Knowledge itself is Power. He did not specify that it had to be right. And that’s ultimately all it’s about. Just one more Means to Power.

As thinking creatures go, they are all so very flat and squalid.

(See also Moon Hoaxers, 911 Truthers, Qanoners, and every other ego-masturbating skinsack of Fail that wastes their all-too-brief potential to be anything greater than just a future worm’s dinner.)
The entire pharma system is extremely complicated and there are a ton of weird incentives in its structure. Those incentive structures are really powerful, and since it is about human health, much harder to change.

Good paper on the topic - https://link.springer.com/article/10.1057/biosoc.2010.40
The backticks turn regular functions into left-associative operators of the highest priority (by default).

So

a `foo` b `bar` c

is

(bar (foo a b) c)
> Hollywood has had nothing to do with the weather for fifty years.

It simply wouldn't be there in the first place had the weather not been as good as it was.

Part of the reason you're now seeing other cities blossom in importance in film has to do with weather no longer being as important. What continues to be important that preserves Hollywood is the concentration of talent, which itself still has as its root the great weather that helped the industry establish itself there in the first place.

While the weather may no longer be as important, it's the "natural resource" that made the region the epicenter of film in the first place.

> Silicon Valley is because of the defense industry in WW2? OK sure, but then why not Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia etc. The aerospace industry was in Los Angeles, but that moved, so why couldn't tech move?

I mentioned this exactly in the comment you're replying to and you ignored it. There was exactly one thing California got right and that is not enforcing non-compete agreements. This is why Fairchild Semiconductor spawned an entire industry and why companies like DEC around Route 128 did not.

> Here is my alternate hypothesis: California has always been relatively welcoming to people from all around the world.

Agree. But government has absolutely nothing to do with that.

The California government is no different than a trust fund kid failing upwards.
That would be reasonable. For example, if someone chooses very orthodox or liberal beliefs (whether Christian, Muslim or Jewish or Atheist) and they clash with your beliefs, you should be able to fire them at will.
EDIT: Provide example below

If you are doing multi stage builds it only matters to combined as many statements as possible in the last layer.

I agree that for clarity it is nice not to optimize layers in the build stage - those will be thrown away anyway.

I vastly prefer multi stage builds over having to chain install and cleanup statements

Example: I usually want to use the python:3-slim image, but this doesn't have the tools to compile certain python libraries with C extensions. Generally I will use the python:3 image for my build stage to do my "pip install -r requirements.txt" and then copy the libraries over to my final stage based on the python:3-slim image

Of course I could install and uninstall GCC and other tools in a single stage.. but that actually takes longer to do and is messier in my opinion.
There is a difference between taking less in taxes and giving out cash payments. How that plays out is unknown, though the Covid relief programs are a likely better experiment than this German experiment.
> Search for "hubble"

> See irrelevant results

> Search for "hubble data"

Problem solved. People are smart enough to modify their search if the initial results are about telescopes and not data pipelines.

One of my clients had a similar name to a global pizza chain. It hasn't been an issue at all, besides having to hear the same pizza puns over and over.
Nearly every woman I know who uses reddit doesn't announce their gender. Plenty of my chosen family won't touch it with a fifty-foot pole simply because they're way too likely to run into something that genuinely makes the rest of their day harder.

And, anecdotal as it may be, I think it's interesting to mention these aren't softies either... the thing they all share in common is that they work too long and too hard making ends meet to willfully spend time browsing a site that can go from fun to making them feel very unsafe in the blink of an eye. Sure you can "just get over it" when you read something nasty online. But if you've lived your life in relative fear, it takes a ton of energy to do so.
> The left owns the mass media

Not to get too far down a rabbit hole here but the OP was referring to the "far left", which certainly doesn't own the mass media. If anything, centrists own the mass media.
When I was living in Dallas in 2014 I was using Uber full time and it was less than half the total cost of ownership of owning a used car at the time. And paying $10 to park downtown each day. It was about $3.15 one way which was even cheaper than the bus. I'm not sure what uber prices are in Dallas these days but it'd have to be close to $9 one way for it to be cheaper than owning a car in that situation. Uber was a major lifeline for me here in the Bay Area when I first arrived as I didn't have a car for the first three years. Parking in my area starts at around $250/mo. My uber bill was usually around $300/mo. Car insurance alone is at least $50/mo.
> You cannot install apps on... a phone that you own without paying Apple

THIS is the principal issue. I cannot indeed install what I want on a device that I own. This is absolutely ridiculous.
This article is just repeating the same Apple messaging points they've given us.

First off, the article's biggest point, the security sandbox, is not the issue at all with the App Store. The entire internet runs inside of a sandbox.

Developers understand they must play fair on a device that is shared with other developers. I don't think I've seen anyone complain of this anywhere.

However, what Apple has employed its engineering team to do is create and enforce only one path to getting usable apps on the device and that's through installing via the App Store.
I have over 160k+ subscribers. What you say is correct and something I've known for years. Build your own platform and hope others will follow you wherever you go. YouTube is a temporary marketing platform at the moment but there are still huge amounts of potential. I have no faith in it's long term stability though.
Show HN: A Twitter bot I made that posts real-time deforestation data
I agree "kill all women" reads and is darker for a variety of reasons, but I don't think either statement should be acceptable. I think a high percentage of people who would say "kill all women" would also reply that they're being non-literal and sardonic, but I don't think that would make it acceptable. Both phrases should trigger human review and a ban, in my opinion.

Even without the literal meaning, vitriol towards gigantic groups of people based on at-birth traits isn't healthy or rational for anyone. (To make the comparison more palatable, imagine a complaint about an ex-romantic partner followed by a frustrated exclamation of "fuck men" or "fuck women", depending on the parties involved. I don't see why either of these statements should be privileged over the other.) I think double standards should be eliminated across the board, rather than tipping the scales so that a side that historically wielded them is now subjected to them.
For those reading, this work went into TruffleRuby, which implements Ruby on top of Truffle/GraalVM.
Not rideshare per se, but cheap, quality taxis. We'll see if competitors flourish in the absence of giant incumbents.
I used Lubuntu. I tried many other distros, probably several you never heard of, but Lubuntu was consistently the most tolerable.

I'm pretty much Windows-only at this point. It definitely has its flaws, and it is definitely getting worse as the new "lets make everything suck as bad as the web" culture takes hold, but I still find that it works with me much more often than against me which is more than I can say for the way Linux desktops work.
But everyone says "oh you're missing the context" when challenged on their hateful rhetoric, and no targeted group enjoys being told they ought to die. I don't really see why anyone should be allowed to spread hate speech, even if they don't mean it literally or it doesn't "read darker".
I don't think the third pillar is a problem. You can claim you customarily engaging in driving as a work. The primary problem Uber and Lyft are running into is #2. The courts think that drivers perform work within the company's normal line of business, while Uber and Lyft believe they are a technology marketplace and not a transportation company.
Do you have a theory of purpose that is consistent with the laws of physics? Because that would be a major breakthrough. All of the evidence (AFAICT) indicates that nature is utterly indifferent to our existence.
I had no idea what brilliant green was (a dye also used as an antiseptic). It seems to be used often in a 'Zelyonka attack'.

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