skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eh.. I'm going to go a different route.

Compromising everything is easier, it means you have to change the password for everything and know it was compromised.

If only SOME stuff is compromised then you don't know what was compromised so you end up having to change everything anyway.

I mean, that's at least my approach. I'd rather know I needed to keep an eye on everything rather than some things. At least then I know I can take appropriate precautions.
There is plenty more OSS software that has polished and usable UI design. Possibly software you'd not think of as OSS to begin with.

Being so dismissive of the user's wants is just Apple fanboyism.
This is nice from the app manifest perspective because you can declare your database right along side your deployment.

The provisioning time of a deployment and an RDS instance is very different though. This is probably most useful when you’re starting a service up for the first time. This is also when it’s not going to work as expected due to that latency of RDS starting up while your app crashed repeatedly waiting for that connection string.

This would be really nice for buckets and near instant provisioned resources, but also kinda scary that someone could nuke a whole data store because they got a trigger finger with a weird deployment and deleted and reapplied it.

My feelings, they are mixed. :D
> Only ways around this if space itself start contracting. (No known way for this to happen).

Maybe at the border of the universe there's a crunchy layer of mass that at some point gravity force will win over expansion.
When I was younger I worked for a wells fargo joint venture that did credit investigations related to mortgages. To this day I'm convinced that the way they set up their QA policy was deliberately designed to enable fraud. I most definitely would not do business with them.
How much of your ad blockers go to creators.
it’s gotten much worse recently
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23124214
How to Attract a Diverse Workforce
I can only ever see a large company like Amazon or Facebook try to take on Youtube sucesfully.

They have the server capacity/capability and have more than enough capital to try and incentivise creators across if they think the venture is worth it, which it probably isn't.
This was filed in February last year. Is it possible they have a working and tested system?
Eisenhower's idea is attractive, but incorrect. The extremes are where the most enthusiasm is. People in the middle who lean one way or the other can find themselves pushed to go further and further that way, or risk being treated as unreliable allies. The "gutters", in turn, are thus encourage to drift further and further from the center.

People don't turn out for centrists. They turn out for extremism. You'd like to think that sooner or later people would find that they've veered so far one way that the only correction is to jump over the center line, and restore Eisenhower's faith, but I don't see much evidence of that.
Weird how when you expose government corruption, rape charges just happen to show up.
No, it is a coincidence
Really hoping Apple makes this feature available in macOS so that password managers can hook into it in an official way. Every year I keep crossing my fingers but it never happens.
I meant webm as an example, anything else works as long as the file will be encoded once and then directly streamed without reencoding
How do the estimates work? Are my guesses shared anywhere?
Discovery is often the big challenge with any federated, or even fully decentralized system. There are solutions out there of varying effectiveness. (Vague recollection makes me think of SearX - decentralized search engine - as one such option, but not sure if I'm remembering that correctly.)
I cannot recommend elementary OS enough, especially for those coming from macOS.
I don't subscribe to ads as a concept. I don't even want to see them in front of my eyes.
Not really, it's just life.

Unions are a horrible solution and should be avoided at all costs because they're a competitive disadvantage and will sink the company long term. The better solution is to pour money into creating more jobs and uplifting people out of a shitty job into one where there is more leverage.

Every industry should be a sellers market.
If you don't think this to be a problem, I don't see how you could criticize people only hiring certain skin colors, which is probably extremely rare in the western world.

I know that bias is the next argument, but it is just as baseless.
Whether “adding God to the mix still leads to these options”, I suppose it depends on your philosophy/theology:

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/eternity/#DiviTime

See also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternity_of_the_world
Similarly, I remember at my last job management would start talking about the "ISO corner" each year, where all the forms that we never, ever touched sat. This of course coincided with our ISO 9001 recertification. A few developers would be coached on what to say to the certifier, he'd be there for 2 days, and then we'd go back to business as usual.
use NewPipe.
Not by choice.
NewPipe [0] is great for this. I watch youtube videos very occasionally, so I'm not going to shell out $10 for this.

It does break sometimes, though, as Youtube changes their website on purpose to thwart NewPipe and youtube-dl, that both parse the website (which, incidentally, is a great way to spur innovation for a generic website parser).

Another option is ublock origin on Firefox mobile.

[0] https://github.com/TeamNewPipe/NewPipe/releases

[0] https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.schabi.newpipe (a bit slower to update there, but I prefer it as I have the f-droid OTA on my phone for automatic updates).
But I'm an individual. You're not denying an abstract concept of 'white men' jobs. You're denying me a job.

Just like diverse candidates I also need a job. Just like diverse candidates I also need to house and feed my family. Just like diverse candidates I aspire to get promoted.

I can't get my head around why people think it's ok to not let me try for an opportunity because I'm a white man. I can't understand how people can't see this is wrong.
I have been working on Peertube search index, and recommendations are definitely next in the to-do list

https://peertube-search.com/
And when they get dropped, everybody act as if the charges were real.
Well except that EKS uses CloudFormation on the backend during cluster provisioning process. So even if you use Terraform to provision an AWS EKS cluster it will ultimately result in rendering Cloudformation templates at AWS. The eksctl tool works the same way i.e it builds CloudFormation templates.
Can we give it to the coronavirus instead? I feel like a reminder of the human races mortality is just what world peace needed.
Lol, I hope the mortality rate were lower than the 2% for birds.
Or to make sure it's crystal clear what's going on:

function clamp(num, min, max) {
if (num > max)
return max;
if (num < min)
return min;
return num;
}
Great work! I think it would be helpful to tag static analyzer tools that are dedicated to security with a security tag (SAST tools like, Brakeman, Fortify SCA, Checkmarx CxSAST, Coverity, etc.) OWASP lists a bunch here: https://owasp.org/www-community/Source_Code_Analysis_Tools
> it takes me ages to convince myself this implementation is correct

It would take them less time to convince themself if they switched min and num to put the values in proper semantic order: min < num < max.

Math.min(Math.max(min, num), max)
Well, there's the Marvin Minsky answer. He believed that there is no difference between a possible universe and a real universe. Think of the difference between an algorithm that only exists in theory and running the algorithm on a computer. What do we add to the result by running it? We don't change the result, or grant it any greater validity in a metaphysical sense. The answer was always going to be the same and always will be the same. Minsky thought that our world is simply a possible world, but to suppose it is 'real' or not doesn't change anything and more than doing a calculation makes the result correct. It simply is.

It's similar in some ways to the concept of block time, in which there is no progression of time. The universe simply exists and the perception of the 'present' is an illusion. Similarly for Minsky the perception of reality or existence is an illusion.
I'm sure you're aware that a content/ad blocker (ex: uBlock Origin) will stop those ads.
Because people take loans from whoever will give them one.
You are exposing your IP to Google when you visit Youtube.
To prevent it from being hoarded, I suspect.
Stage 1 ECMAScript proposal to add Math.clamp (among others): https://github.com/rwaldron/proposal-math-extensions

But it looks dead: https://github.com/rwaldron/proposal-math-extensions/issues/...

As someone mentioned in the thread, nested ternary is easier to interpret:

(a > max ? max : (a < min ? min : a))
If you're on android, YouTube Vanced is amazing. It's actually one of the reasons why I can't see myself switching to iOS anytime soon.
The article can be improved by embedding an example video.
A math problem stumped experts for 50 years. This grad student solved it in days
One thing that will definitely put me off getting on an aircraft is painting Ryanair on the side.
It's not just kids - we ran a week long course online for senior military commanders - 4 hours a day of structured discussion, another couple hours per day of self paced - my kid's grade one class was better behaved and more attentive.

Impulse control is tough for all.
Interestingly, part of the problem is that people have switched to smaller and portable devices like laptop, tablets and phones, and away from desktop computers. Desktop computers are not constrained as much by energy consumption problems, can usually have more storage at the same price point, and can persistently connect to reliable internet.

In other words, and ironically, the physical deanchoring of compute devices has made it harder for virtually decentralized video sharing to take off.
Case was dropped.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/nov/19/sweden-drops-j...
Edit: kbutler explains the privacy issue below.

Original question:
Wouldn’t you already have the IP of someone visiting your website?

The video is embedded on your own site, so you have all the info you need just from a regular page visit.
Nearly all of the major security-focus static tools have CI integration, and guidance on best practices for integration.
I would much rather pay the content creators with YouTube Premium than by using an ad blocker.
How do you propose to sort out the two classes that you have indicated exist? The inability to do so perfectly is largely behind my opposition to the death penalty in general. You can't be meaningfully exonerated if you are not alive. If punishment is what people desire, the American prison system is perfectly capable of satiation. A life in an American prison is significantly worse, in my opinion, than being dead as being dead ends it immediately and life in prison forces a person to deal with the consequences of their actions for a life-time.
I don't particularly like the credit-card analogies I'm seeing around here. There is a big difference; a credit card is an open line of credit, which is not the case for these loans.

After a credit card is paid off "in full" (for example's sake let's assume a 10k card), you can then use that to spend 10k. You still have access to 10k worth of "buying power".

A loan like this is different. Once it's paid, Revlon (even though this isn't Revlon's fault) can't just turn around and draw down the line again. That's the difference between a loan and a line of credit.

The fact that it is widely believed that Revlon will be bankrupt before actually paying off this loan just makes it more likely that Brigade is taking advantage of the situation with no true belief that this was nothing more than a mistake.
Of course, if your browser is not standards compliant (no cookies) then you have to expect websites not to work.
> Besides that, it's in extremely poor taste to marginalize someone's sacrifice

I didn't marginalize it. I said the ability to do it is rare. Those are very different things.

I think it would be great to live in a society where people can do what GP did without going into debt, but that will require bigger structural changes.
In the Covid-19 era, an arts education requires an even greater leap of faith
It looks like OSM credits Microsoft for a lot of that data.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Microsoft_Building_Footp...
‘Cold Tube’ can beat the summer heat without relying on AC
At least the misspelling is consistent, except for the mention of "Vimeo Pro".

Maybe the author thinks the video service "Viemo" sells the pro account with that name..
Most creators will have sponsors for their videos which, as opposed to random ads, I might actually want to buy something from.
Seriously. This is about a million times better.
My wife started her career as an internal auditor at a UK financial company - she was apparently repeatedly told to stop finding problems, her manager acknowledged that the things she was finding were real problems but nobody wanted to have formal reports describing them.

She left after a colleague who apparently spent most of his time asleep in a cupboard got promoted over her....
But these people are the only racists you will find in general hiring, so here discrimination would make sense.
>This last section is a little too sensitive for public consumption. If you would like to read it, just submit your email and I will send you the content about negotiations.

This is how little respect this author has for your intelligence. Subscribe to my newsletter to get the super secret last bit of my article.

I was willing to give this guy the benefit of the doubt for most of the article. Never mind that it's incredibly banal, obvious advice from someone who followed a career that almost perfectly describes my idea of someone who doesn't really do anything.

His description of the interview process is hilarious, because the interviews are so transparently uninterested in finding out about any concrete skills the employee has.
Or going to $poor_country and helping them bootstrap your future competitors...
how did anyone know
How to generate wildfire boundary maps with Earth Engine
The max was designed to be cheap to buy/maintain/Train pilots especially for existing 737 fleets
> On a few occasions I tried to make proposals but they were heavily criticized.

I'm going to overload on metaphors, I hope you don't mind. :-) Sounds like perhaps you are encountering a cultural impedance mismatch. While you might be thinking that the way forward on some project is to get some shared knowledge and understanding of a problem you see needing a solution, this can sometimes be taken as idle speculation, when in fact it's an earnest attempt at vigorous debate.

If you find yourself in this situation, stop, relax, and take a deep breath. As others have noted, "trying / working harder" will not work. You need to try a different approach to get a different outcome.

Remember, in smaller outfits, "implementation is 9/10ths of the law". If you have some running code which solves or automates a problem, and is presented well, then only the most foolhardy of people will stand in your way. See if you can work up a prototype / proof of concept on the quiet, then demonstrate it. If it's truly worthwhile, or even if it isn't the reception you get should be all the message you need as to what to do next.

If all else fails, quit. No matter where you are, the opportunity set afforded by the world at large is bigger than your current situation. That's reason enough to be cheerful. Good luck. :-)
That's correct.

Because they're not trying to reward you/punish someone else.

It's a risk mitigation tactic, despite what Progressive's commercials frame it as.
Yep, I came to the same conclusion https://twitter.com/jaffathecake/status/1296423819238944768
It’s already under litigation, so Brigade can’t withdraw and spend it. The case is interesting because they might have a chance at keeping the money. In other circumstances (if the money had randomly landed on their account from an unrelated party) they’d have to give it back and there wouldn’t be a story.
Multiple GPU support in Julia arrives in CUDA.jl v1.3
I don't think so. Whereas an if statement is easy to read https://twitter.com/jaffathecake/status/1296423819238944768
This reads like you don't see individuals, you just see representatives of racial and gender groups.

That's the same vibe I get from racists and sexists.

What is the fundamental difference between these essentialising, group-identity-based views?
Revlon did not instruct Citibank to pay the $176.2M:

> Their first line of defence is Revlon’s own statement — “Revlon did not pay down the loan or any part of the loan”.

IANAL, but this seems pretty cut and dried in favor of Citibank.

Citibank does not have any liability to Brigade, and they paid the money "from its own account". Combined with Citibank's role as an intermediary between Revlon (who, again, did not instruct or actually pay the money) and Brigade, I don't see how Brigade has any claim on Citibank's money.
It is always a pleasure to watch people explain away why they deserve a good or service without having to pay.
> YouTube’s unassailable feature is discovery.

And discovery as managed by Google is built on massive collection of data on every individual.
Flat earthers may only be a problem of themselves, but climate denialists, anti-vaxxers, and creationists are not. (Creationists are constantly fighting to have theology taught as science, and even today biology textbooks isolate and underplay evolution to avoid offending them.)

As you say, they all respond to attempts to restrict their falsehoods play into the paranoid narrative. But sunlight doesn't disinfect it, either. They've set themselves a very attractive head-I-win-tails-you lose scenario, making them impossible to stamp out or even mitigate the damage.
If I can become person of the year, so can the Coronavirus. 2006 person of the year was "you - Representing individual content creators on the World Wide Web" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_%28Time_Person_of_the_Year...
You also pay Google, which is much worse.
By the way, ISO organization does not endorse, check or enforce compliance of any of the certification providers, and can't basically do anything against someone who just sells ISO certificates in shiny bevel, even if they wanted.

That said, all the ISO standards are corporate moonspeak and bullshit themselves and do not bear any practical sense. (All that, for example, looong document on infosec ISO 27001 says is "try to be secure, my friend")
The offer only has to be given to Bill, but the offer must be valid for anyone, including anyone Bill passes it on to.
Frankly, the new 1Password mini app is a strong step in the wrong direction since 6. It's huge, it tries to do too much. I've never been happy with it. I switched to Bitwarden and generally it serves the purposes better. A few things are worse but the stuff I interact with regularly is better.
Apple doesn't provide a good documentation and tools about manually creating Apple Bundles, Signing, Notarization and Stapling. When you cannot use XCode or don't want use XCode you're in the Apple Hell.

I've ported an already running and shipped desktop application from Linux and Windows to Mac. First and foremost you save some time with the network stuff because there is still some POSIX in MacOS and you got a usable shell also.

We cannot use reliable XCode, because it doesn't support Meson or anything else outside of Apples own world reliable. Compiling code with 'homebrew' works, yes.

Creating the App Bundle itself is the first big burden, because outside of XCode you have to create them fully manually and using 'otool' to adjust every library path which is used internally. Even the icons hurt you, you cannot provide one big PNG or SVG (Linux) or melt it into the executable (Windows), but a icon for every size someone can imagine. ImageMagick is your friend. What year is it? 1995?

Because we cannot use XCode and have to build stuff repeatable, we also stick with 'codesign'. Which is horrible to use, because it's recursive option is not reliable and you have to sign nearly every bit in an App Bundle. On Windows you sign the executable or the howl installer, here you sign nearly everything.

But watch out. The certificates included by default in your Apple Account are likely all false friends. There badly name and desribed and you cannot see that you don't get the needed type of certificate as non account owner. So be careful with company accounts! Always ensure that multiple people have permanent access to this as owners and can immediately accept the new terms - or you cannot ship anything anymore. Happened this spring/summer to me :(

Signing done? Fine. Now hope that your 3rd party code doesn't show nasty bugs after signing, like the code from our partner. Furthermore don't expect that MacOS tell you via console what is going wrong and what you need. But itt could maybe help a little.

Then uploading for "notarization" follows. I hope you didn't make something bad and placed the right file in the wrong directory of the bundle or it is declined.

Finally attach (staple) the notarization to your bundle! Or every Mac there will ask the Apple Servers if it is "okay to execute this code now". Without it privacy is lost. And the startup is slowed down also.

If your going to support MacOS, don't assume that portable code is portable. The shipping is actually the hard part.
The UNIX permission system was designed when computers cost millions, they had lots of users through timesharing (many of whom were programmers themselves). And computers had comparatively little software. And most of the software that was on the computers was installed by the system operators; who could be trusted to not install software from disreputable developers. The threat model was malicious users accessing each other's files; so user accounts with limited permissions kept us safe.

Today I have several computers. Each computer only has 1 user. And yet my /etc/passwd file still has 110 entries somehow. And it doesn't really help - the thing I need to protect the most on my computer is my data, and most programs on my computer could read and modify all my data with impunity if they wanted to. The permission model nothing to protect my own files from the programs I run.

Using tools like homebrew I install new software very frequently, and I don't have time to vet the code I run. There is a staggering number of software developers who have contributed code that runs on my computer. Some of them work at companies in direct competition with each other. Some of those companies I don't really trust. (Hi Facebook). So I rely on sandboxing in the browser and on my phone to keep my data safe.

The UNIX user permission model just doesn't meet modern needs.
And sid (unstable) is the neighbor who breaks the toys, which is why the name never changes :)
That was my usual experience too, however, I think the article site is hosting their own. e.g. if you click from that article to a sample peertube embed, https://battlepenguin.com/tech/video/upgrading-the-ssd-on-an..., it played instantly for me. Fastest I have ever seen PeerTube work, just as fast as YouTube actually. I didn't know that was possible! So it does appear that hosting your own videos allows for instant streaming on PeerTube, no buffering!
"I only block ads because of privacy reasons."

"OK, then we'll offer the option to pay a small fee to support the content creators and not have to deal with ads."

"Why would I do that when ad blockers are free?"
> Are there popular video bloggers that aren't on YouTube?

Rogan, but he's moving to Spotify with a big check.
Substantially less than half in that case.
Always good to know the underlying implementation, but for any Ruby readers check out clamp(). It's been available since 2.4.

25.clamp(5, 10)
=> 10

6.clamp(5, 10)
=> 6

1.clamp(5, 10)
=> 5