skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, because that is the general approach, companies are giving away all sorts of free money with no expectation of tit for tat as long as you never unionize. The dress code and vacation policy will get worse if you have a collective voice? Where do people living in a capitalist economy get the idea their bosses are socialists who are giving things away?
It sounds like your wife doesn't like the collective she's a part of. Welcome to collective bargaining. You don't get to pick and choose who is allowed to vote in your local elections, and you don't get to pick and choose which of your coworkers are entitled to representation. If there are bad people in your employee collective, that is mostly a rebuke of the employer for hiring bad people. Or are you arguing that unions somehow turn good people into bad ones? Is a person's only incentive for improvement in life getting an extra $1k/yr? Personal satisfaction and desire for growth don't exist, people don't care about their customers?

While I'm happy to not hate any of my current coworkers (for once!) almost every team I've been on has had some bad apples. Unions have nothing to do with that, and I'd still rather my workplace be unionized if it meant the more vulnerable members of the team were protected even if my least-favorite colleagues could exploit it for their own benefit. I've seen too many people mistreated by employers to think that unions can't be helpful.
If it wasn’t Google that killed Yelp, the libel suits aren’t going to help.
Eh, it's election season, anywhere we can squeeze in anything about anyone -- now is the time to amplify. Here we can meddle Trump with his fanclub(?), it's worth some points somewhere.
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I saw Sarah Good with the Devil! I saw Goody Osburn with the Devil! I saw Bridget Bishop with the Devil!
Yelp continues to do what Yelp does best: extorting businesses.
There is no way that anyone will make any sort of progress by debating this way. You will not convince anybody of anything.

If you have numbers that objectively compare the number of people committing property crimes with the number of peaceful protesters and clearly show that these were overwhelmingly violent riots not peaceful protests, please share them, along with the source.

For example, here is a collection of photos from getty images showing large numbers of people protesting in Los Angeles. They appear to be overwhelmingly peaceful, with small pockets of violence that are not representative of the event as a whole.

https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/los-angeles-protest?media...

If you could show me a similar wide-angle shot with thousands of protestors, the majority of whom are engaged in violence, obtained from a reputable source, I would 100% be willing to reconsider my position on the issue.

That way we can all get on the same page and work on coming to a reasonable conclusion about how we should feel about this issue moving forward.
I am aware. And there are still contexts when all roles are played by male actors (and perhaps the opposite), but that is not really the point here.

And we are talking about human language here, it's something that has evolved over centuries, to a large extent spontaneously. That's why we make some distinctions and not others that may seem equally important.

If we were talking about a programming language your argument be more relevant, although I would still argue that sex is a much more dramatic difference than race.
https://www.graphql-tools.com/docs/schema-directives/#at-lea...

Not a reference implementation, but built on top of it.
10 comments and I'm quite sure none read the article.

This is for when a racist incident makes large national / international news and people (who don't frequent the business) flood the page with negative reviews.
https://www.businessinsider.com/inside-yelp-phoneix-insiders...

Someone at yelp should get on this
A Canadian Professor?
Legally enforced non-discrimination is a very American thing. Other developed countries have legally-enforced quotas (e.g. gendered quotas corporate boardrooms). Some in the American left realize that racial discrimination is the shortest path to equity. It has come to the point where the POTUS banning racial stereotypes in government training is an act of racism.
Fair enough. I suspected that my posting above could come off as "bro-science".

But regarding the supplements or nutrients omega-3 & zinc. They do help. I provided the findings. Meditation also works.

Some links supporting my case:

https://www.additudemag.com/slideshows/treating-adhd-without...

https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/the-best-strategie...

https://www.helpguide.org/articles/add-adhd/treatment-for-ad...

Key points I made out of these links above:

- Mindfulness/Meditation
- Omega-3 (EPA > DHA)
- Zinc
- Protein
- Exercise 30 min/d (walking, calisthenics)
- Low sugar, caffeine, and carbohydrates
- Schedule/"game plan" (calendars, task lists)

I am also disappointed with how this "Ask HN" of mine unfolded.
It is perhaps my fault. I should have clarified things from the start.
My intention was to (prematurely?) optimize self-help strategies without medication, but my point wasn't well taken it seems.
>Well, it's different in different ways

You misunderstand - I mean that literally. Arriving to the same initial application state from any means, surely the HTML painter isn't going to be slower or faster. Other parts of the stack will of course be, but I really didn't understand how the painter would induce latency.

I personally see extremely limited value in SSR, I prefer to let the client machine deal with assembling related data objects into a nice UI, so you won't catch me out here arguing for it. I load an HTML page that displays an animated spinner inside #root, and then once my bundle loads it lays the application out.
That's what I was thinking. Also, why would you want to go through the trouble of trying to vet the accusations - it would be a nightmare.

There have been multiple incidents already where different clips or angles of video totally change the narrative.
Probably the better idea would be to be market neutral and long amd while shorting Intel.
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Is Yelp on Yelp? I have something to report.
I think NOT being android is a feature.

Give them agency. The source will be open and it won't be affected even tangentially by whatever decisions google makes.

There will be a way to put android on this. Other purism machines come with pureos, but they also have qubes. (I use arch linux on my purism notebook)

For reference check out pine - their phone has many distributions.
The correct trade is long amd and short intel. That way, your position won't move against you unless Intel crushes amd
No worries, national security law is pretty complicated and a bit of a web of concepts. The portion you quoted relates to the ability/necessity for elements of the Intelligence Community to create formal implementing guidance of the requirements within EO 12333 (e.g., which activities can be performed by the agency, under what circumstances, etc.) Basically there is a negotiation that takes place between the IC element and DoJ/the White House in order to add some fidelity to the language in EO 12333. It is a process that generally takes years, not minutes. In addition, the AG wouldn't be able to make an exception that is inconsistent with the requirements in EO 12333. Theoretically, the President could amend EO12333 to allow for additional activities, but there are even issues with that considering Congress' role in intelligence oversight, power of the purse via the Intel Authorization Act, etc...
Who or what is GRRM?
COINTELPRO is common online vernacular for "spooks on the internet". In the the linked article it makes this clear, the programs have new names and the paper trail is minimized. In any case, it is clear as day when shills start shilling. Like I said, please, no gaslighting.
That’s a bonus for Yelp, they then get to charge the business to have it removed.
When you have unions, the bad apples cannot be removed from the bunch.
When you don't care or know about the gender, you do use the word "actor". Like "I thought all Hollywood actors were divas but you're so down to earth". You wouldn't say "actors and actresses", right?

Sort of like "model". Most of the time you just say "model" and it could be either sex, but if you want to talk specifically about male models you say that.
Why does it need that much?
It is interesting and slightly horrifying how Puritanism continues to echo throughout American culture, ostensibly by people who claim to be non-religious.

Thankfully augmented reality hasn’t quite taken off yet. Can you imagine being branded “undesirable” by an unaccountable tech giant, then having facial recognition tech display this mark of witchcraft everywhere you go?
Off the top of my head:

* Star Athletica LLC v. Varsity Brands Inc., 137 S. Ct. 1002 (2017)

* DC Comics v. Towle, 802 F.3d 1012 (9th Cir. 2015)

* Golan v. Holder, 565 U.S. 302 (2012)

One of the most important cases for contemporary copyright law was Feist Publications, Inc., v. Rural Telephone Service Co., 499 U.S. 340 (1991). It was a nominal a win for the defendant, but in fact the opinion set a very low bar and effectively condemned the types of bright-line subject matter exclusions that a robust merger doctrine demands, such as in Baker v. Selden.

IIRC, Alex Kozinski wrote some opinions that best reflect the majority perspective today, but I can't find any good citations right now. His arguments are persuasive, but sort of miss the point. Baker v. Selder and the merger doctrine are classic common law solutions to statutory rights that breed complex litigation and inhibit competition. They're not supposed to be intellectually pure or rigorous defenses of legislative powers. Quite the opposite. But courts are far more conservative today and not inclined to exercise their judicial powers this way, with the notable exception of the First Amendment. In fact, certain First Amendment defenses to infringement are slowly becoming more viable, where once upon a time they were dismissed out of hand.
Yes. Everybody knows this since the release notes annoyingly are being displayed after each updates. If you, like me, have code installed on multiple computers that use infrequently the release notes are always the first thing you see at some point everyday. Luckily it can easily be turned off in the settings but oh boy i am tired of logging on to some server and having those release note displayed. Should be an installation option if they should be displayed or no. Default off. A small notification badge somewhere to alert you the latest release notes, better. Rant over.
I agree that some people may think things are worse than they are. I feel like the zeitgeist, at least in my area, is a lingering uncertainty of exactly how bad things are, due to a lack of testing, and of how bad things can get, as we saw in italian and new york hospitals.

My understanding, however, is that the transmissibility of covid-19 is 3 to 10 times greater than the common flu. For instance, our local public transit agency doesn't have dozens of drivers testing positive for the flu and having symptoms each year. Coupled with the, something between 2 and 10 times greater death rate, the largest concern is overrunning hospitals if there is a bad wave in an area. As another example, because it's more transmissible, my community is also worried about getting infected because don't want to infect family if we get it, whereas I don't think we worry about the same with the flu.

My understanding of the current situation is that if everyone would wear a mask and social distance, there would be very little reason to continue with many of the other precautions that have been instituted. As you said, we live with the flu, so we don't need to make the transmissibility 0.

I'm going to be very interested to look back at this in a decade and see what we've learned and what could have been differently. How overblown, or conversely, how valid are our fears right now? The biggest problem is we just don't know, and won't for a while.
You can make a TV smart for $30. The difference between standalone and tethered headsets is a wide gulf.
> our government is full of confused people

I don't find this at all hard to believe.
If they manage to tranquilize one inside the city limits, why would they transport and release it? Just kill it. They're 300-900 pounds, fast, and angry, tranquilizing it isn't easy. Once you have it down releasing it outside of town doesn't do anything to solve the problem. Feral hogs are a menace.
also https://wp.puri.sm/posts/easy-librem-5-app-development-flash...
Did someone say no one should pay for the traffic jam?

What no one ends up paying for when incentives are aligned however, is taking the tourist from the airport on an unsolicited tour of the city rather than directly to their destination.

Or the taxi driver who accidentally ends up on that one road that always has an idiot who caused a fatality when there were others that were less busy at the time.

_That_ is what most people are worried about, not having to reimburse someone for an unforeseen circumstance.
Hey now, you mean they get to charge the company for "advertising", and then "lose" the complaint.
Yeah this is a PR disaster. The choice of title and language used by Yelp is really poor.

Why didn't they just say:
"We're going to lock reviews for x days when a business receives news or social media attention to prevent reviews from non-customers."

Twitter is full of people saying they've deleted the app, etc.
it is you who is reading what isn't there - like "search warrant" and "consent". I refer to the words what is explicitly there - like "exigency" (which allows to bypass search warrants and consent) and clearly sets the context, especially when we are talking about FBI Fly Team.
It did, but it also was clearly never being used again.
Lots of really great questions in here! Starting at the top-

The process demoed in the video is for user-based auth. Service tokens can be issued programmatically and provide read-only access to one config. You can pass these into your environment via puppet and other configuration tools, or even via LDAP, in much the same way you bootstrap other OS config like SSH keys.

I really like your thoughts around more niche access roles, and it's definitely where we're headed. Admittedly our RBAC is currently more limited with a basic Member, Admin, Owner model. We do have existing audit capabilities for monitoring secrets changes (without revealing the actual secrets) and support shipping those logs to Slack or a webhook.

Audit history is based on your specific plan[0], but we currently offer up to a year. Some customers do have requirements for longer time periods and we can easily configure that for them.

Regarding your last point, this is what we refer to as secret referencing. You can absolutely reference secrets across different configs and projects to avoid repeating common values. Here's our announcement from when we shipped this feature back in August[1].

[0] https://doppler.com/pricing

[1] https://doppler.com/changes/secrets-referencing
It'd be presumptuous for me to call this "uniquely american" but there's a really deeply embedded part of the american philosophy that suggests merely having a job is a gift and you owe everything to your employer, even if they abuse you or steal your wages or injure you through neglect or lay you off for getting the flu. People should be grateful that they have their job at McBurgerchain even though it only pays minimum wage and 120hrs/wk at that minimum wage might not be enough to pay for rent and food in their area, if they can even get 120hrs across 3 jobs (they probably can't).

If you look at a lot of the chatter that leads towards discussions of unionization in workplaces these days, it's really mundane stuff and not Politics or Socialism. People talking about blatantly abusive employer behavior, wage theft, poor safety/hygiene, bad benefits, etc - an employer can easily mitigate a lot of this stuff and have happy workers who won't have much reason to unionize, and I think part of the reason unions are so rare in tech to this day is that many tech employees are satisfied. If a tech workplace unionizes I think that's an obvious sign that the employees were unhappy enough to go through all the trouble of doing it, it's not something they'd do on a whim.
When's the last time Tim Cook or Satya Nadella wrote a line of code?
Can we just admit that nobody uses Yelp anymore? They force you to make an account just to look at reviews and there's been numerous times where people have been caught brigading. I don't know a single person that relies on or even uses the site.
twitter did the same thing to me, but worse.

they let me create an account and then locked it and wanted to know my phone number before they would unlock it. I can't even go delete it without giving them personal information.
Given so much reported behavior over the summer this feature, while well intended, sounds horrible. In several isolated incidents people were making all kinds of noise about racism if people or businesses didn’t vehemently express agreement with certain opinions. That’s not racism. I remember seeing the mayors of Chicago and DC call out some of those specifically.
No, but coinbase is a company that thrives on carbon intensive technology. If they are not doing what they can to shift the scales of cryptocurrency toward more sustainable proofs, while at the same time promoting cryptocurrency, they are accelerating carbon pollution.
Not "everyone with an FBI document" but "everyone creating an FBI document" because forgery means creating, not possessing.

I think it's fair to say that someone creating a document with FBI letterhead/signatures/etc. is pretending to be an FBI agent.
Ok, fair enough. I can tell that you probably know far more than me on this issue.

I want to pose this question to you because I don't know enough about the subject to pose the question from the standpoint of justifying it.

If all of the following parties wanted to make this happen:

1. White House

2. DOJ

3. IC element

Say all of their incentives were aligned.

And say that nobody was directly looking over their shoulder to blow the whistle and say 'hold on wait a minute,' then what would prevent this from happening?

Considering the actions taken by federal law enforcement during the protests, I see this as being in the category of 'if it could potentially happen, it probably has.'

Feel free to disagree. I'm here for the interesting discussion.
Are there any books or resources your can suggest? I feel like my accuracy in thinking about corner cases have been stuck around 65% for a while and I'm looking for ways to improve.
Will it be a big red letter 'R' ?
So how did the bad employees get hired at your workplace and stay there before it unionized? Did the company hire 100% good apples before unionization and then suddenly change its mind and start hiring bad ones? Are you really going to assert that firing people is impossible in a union workplace? We both know that's not true.
Wow, didn’t know this and confirmed on Wikipedia. Fascinating! Thank you for sharing.
Any tips to crack a JS interview? You seem to be employed there.
I was making those statements in the context of those conditions being necessary for a failed state's currency to be replaced by a cryptoeconomic currency.

But to answer your specific point, even if you could convince someone else that they could trade it for something else valuable, you have to keep going up the chain or it is purely bilateral and no longer a currency but a barter good.
> they can convert it into whatever they want. They can't convert to to whatever they want, unless the other people also engaged in this economy value the currency and are willing to trade goods and services for it, hence (2)
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24636326
Key phrase: “where we can link to a news article”

There’s not going to be an “accuse of racism” button. This feature is “if a business is being publicly accused of racism in a credible newspaper, we’ll note it on the page.” Which is a lot more reasonable, imo.
I figure that the businesses accused of racism would try extra hard to be nice so visiting them exclusively would be a net positive.

Much how working for woke companies usually leads to a 20% drop in salary because you're getting paid in good feelings.
This makes me feel a lot better in light of NVIDIA' recent ARM acquisition. I really don't see Intel in my future. Linux needs AMD.
What’s to stop someone from filing false claims of bad service? Add racism to the list. Rooting out false claims is pretty much Yelp’s main service. Or maybe getting kickbacks to hide real claims of bad service is their main service? It’s an imperfect system, but a person looking to avoid aggressive or even passive racist treatment might like to error on the side of caution. An extra partially noisy bit of data seems worth it.
Nope, you're not even close to calculating the survival rate correctly. The population of ~43 million is the entire population, not the set of people who were infected.
Perhaps YELP is taking advantage of the fact that it is not a perfect world and subsequently using that flaw as a business model by possibly extorting fees to have such claims removed.
Not if your product is harassing people by phone or something annoyingly similar. The line blurs and moves often.
The 3090 should be the new Titans
I'd actually believe Yelp gave a crud about racism if they included the tribally owned businesses on the reservation I work at. It would also be nice if they set up programs for other minorities.
> Waymo focuses on the easiest thing first.

Hilarious to hear this come from someone rooting for the guys who took an off the shelf LKA + ACC system that couldn't handle stationary objects, turned it on full-time, and called it "Autopilot".

Of course the decision to essentially misuse that sensor suite killed a few people but that's neither here nor there right.