skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>I'm not clear how that's still happening.

"Congratulations you're hired. We can either hire you with an official job title of an X at wage V or a Y and wage W, Y is a union position, here's the paperwork"

It's not a "closed shop" but in practice if you want to get paid at a level befitting the work you're doing it is. Since unions are
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As of October 6th, 2020, the vast majority of these findings have been fixed and credited.

3 months as I think they added the extra month as part of the responsible disclosure and remediation phase.
one would assume from the title that "tame" means "we can keep making things more powerful without making them hotter"
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> For DoT, a block on UDP/853 is all that's needed.

I cannot imagine it happening, it has to be blanket ban. Real life examples, excluding China?

> tracked by DNS resolvers without cookies

Thats Very clever :)) Safari fixed similar thing that was using HSTS, but I bet they'll kill this one too.
The answer here is to pull politics out into a separate app, made by FB or someone else
Great, hard-shell/soft-centre.

If anyone asks, why you should go to all the effort to secure the software in your internal-network, that's why.
> Apple is probably much better than Garmin at securing their production environments

Oops

https://samcurry.net/hacking-apple/
Thank you for that tool. I'd suggest on a post to add a link to the original page on ycombinator.com, in case one wants to read it there.

In the same style, I like to use the "top 10/20" on https://hckrnews.com/
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> I don't mind it as a general guideline, because it stimulates people to ask themselves whether they're the asshole - a good inroad to introspection that in many is sorely lacking. Likewise, in the context of nerds, it probably applies more often than not.

Lacking social skills is something completely different than being an asshole.
> Maybe the people you surround yourself with treat their children like that, but I don't think they, and in turn, your observation can be generalized to all of Chinese.

I think the experience described is pretty typical for the middle class. The claim that all Chinese lack creativity etc is clearly wrong, but I do think this upbringing is a big downward force on such traits. Many will surpass those challenges and get past their childhood experiences eventually, but some don't. My wife for example had a pretty typical upbringing, studying 24/7 basically. Imagine no weekends off since middle-school, not allowed to read books (except for course literature), studying until 11pm every day since high-school etc. Now, she's a high achiever, but needs the structure, without which she doesn't know what to do with herself. It's been a slow process undoing that damage, including a lot of therapy. Being very involved in the Chinese community, this is much more common than in Europe (don't know about US).
Visit a DuPont mansion from 100 years ago. What were considered extreme luxuries of the super wealthy are now commonplace. In fact, we live better in many ways.

The reality we live in today was created through the use of wealth that employed people and produced better and better goods to meet more and more people's needs.
Now that is a bleeding generalization. As long as Feral is in the Linux market we know that Linux ports can be profitable. There have also been developers that have provided sales numbers for their Linux ports and for many of them porting has been a success.

Maybe that won't be the case for all games, but low market share does not tell you much. Remember that the platform-specific cost - even with rewriting the renderer - of a game will in most cases be dwarfed by design, voice acting, localisation, marketing, etc which all are already covered by the existing target platforms.

Your assertion is also not well defined since "worthwile" could mean profitable (which will be the case for third-party porting companies) or more profitable than other development efforts.
If they actually did get paid so little, why did they do it? This seems like a terrible use of their time.
This, so much this. Except I'm Russian so for me it was VKontakte, the social network used by literally everyone, before it was bought by Mail.ru Group and started being turned into a profit machine, by which time I quit. It used to be a small team, maybe 10 developers, 4 sysadmins, 1 designer, and 1 Pavel Durov. Now it's several hundred people and I can't help but wonder where is so much work coming from to keep all of them busy. It's also engulfed by advertising and most decisions are driven by KPIs, not user needs.

Everything interesting we've had was bought by Mail.ru, Yandex, or Sberbank. Everything runs on ads, which I consider the cancerous tumor of the internet.

Silicon Valley is even more depressing than that. I've been there, and I've seen these offices with rows and rows of desks that go as far as you could see. This didn't feel like a welcoming environment. This also raised that question about what the hell do all these people do.

I want companies that are primarily concerned with making the world better, not making shareholders richer at the cost of everyone's sanity.
Grid AI (from the maker of PyTorch Lightning), launches with an $18.6m Series A
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TL;DR Things were so much better in my days.
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You need to start with a niche and a community.

That means a geographical restriction and product restrictions.

Good candidates for a niche include things that people only buy once or intend to buy once where the cost is high and people can afford the time to do their research.

You also need your niche to be something people are passionate about and therefore willing to put in the effort writing reviews.

Once you have momentum in your niche you can then accept reviews for a wider range of products. Then, if that goes well, you can go to other markets, for instance open up in the rest of the English speaking world.

Facebook started with one college, went on to other colleges, went on to the colleges outside the US and then opened their doors to everyone.

Gamification works too. If you can get people in a trade to be motivated to write reviews then you can give them internet points that they might like to have.

Also try and work on your own pain points. What have you agonised over buying to arrive at a choice that has worked for you?

Products also need the resources to keep them going. Service manuals and part numbers matter.

How people use the site matters too, for adding in reviews you almost need a complete product database of every product ever made by barcode with GTIN images magically appearing.

If you can engage people to submit reviews, e.g. this week we are looking at toasters, what you got folks? as the topic. Then people could be prompted to help out.

As mentioned though, the scope is considerable, larger than an ecommerce project and you need to focus on a niche, get that working and then use the platform for everything else.
Do you mean that technological advancement usually makes someone rich? That's true recently, but in the past wars (and the military in general) have resulted in massive steps forward in technology.

It may not have been worth the cost in lives, but the benefits we've had since from that technology are still benefits.
Some antibiotics DO have adjuvants that prolong excretion. Examples are probenecid that was added to penicillin formulations to ensure there was enough supply. Imipenem (another antibiotic) is given with cilastin to reduce clearing of the drug by the kidney.

Patients get into trouble when their renal clearance is already poor from long-standing kidney disease, so the potential is there for the drug to build to a level where it exhibits effects beyond its therapeutic intent (ie toxicity).
> Much of the problems I see aren't advertising in the traditional sense, but viral content from sketchy sources.

Define a credible source? We know for a fact all the major news outlets edit photos, often don’t use their own reporters, write sensational articles (actively stretching facts).

No, I don’t think we can say what is a “sketchy” source. Unless we start wanting Facebook to moderate truth (or just accept the current propaganda machines as truth).

These statements remind me of school. I used to be told not to use Wikipedia and do all my searches in Altavista or Ask Jeeves. I was told this for years, even after Google came out. I think it’s short sighted to try and suppress. Instead we should teach or add a warning (at best) saying “unverified”.
I don't know about the next reddit, but lemmy and tildes.net seem like a nice alternative.
It's also a question of listening to them. If the process engineers say "to build a quality product it takes X amount of time" and Musk says "no, we need to hit X cars by next week, we don't have that time, build a tent in the parking lot and build cars in there", all the salary in the world won't help.
I think what he's saying is that the pointers should not be in the ::before/::after part as it is not part of the content. The page displays that the new ::markers would be displayed before the ::before tag. It's definitely a usable hack to have the pointer in the ::before section, but it should not be the way from the start. In between the <ul>'s should be just the displayed content, not the pointer.
But he doesn't actually condemn neo-Nazis and white supremacists! He makes the offhand comment that they should be condemned, but doesn't shut them down when he knows he has their ear.

It's the same with the Proud Boys comment at the debate. He tells them to stand by and stand down, then the next day says he doesn't know who they are. We all know he's lying - and most of all the Proud Boys, who see the wink and the nod behind the denial, which is just to get the lugenpresse off his back.
I thought the same thing. I guarantee foreign agents trying to hack into Apple systems are being paid much more than these "nice guys". The incentives here don't seem up to par.
Many people undervalue their services.
There is no difference between between being forced to join and being forced to pay the same dues and follow same rules. That is why right-to-work laws is important, the law in 1947 did nothing to stop it.
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The world, a couple hundred of years ago: overpopulation will starve us all.

Pessimists have been historically wrong. I consciously choose to be an (prudent) optimist.
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... Hold on, are you just now realising that fraud isn't legal? Like, it's one of the first things to have been illegal; the oldest legal codes that we know about cover it.

That said this isn't a criminal case and the state isn't prosecuting anyone. (Yet; I assume the person might be prosecuted at some point)
> Chorale of the Aztounding Relational Pachyderm

If you change that slightly to "Chorale of the Relational Aztounding Pachyderm", it might hinder adoption. Or maybe not. ;)
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I'd wager they'll make substantially more money from the long tail of this blog post than from the bounties.
According to what? Even if that's the case, a glance at the second graph should show that skipping twenty years is intentionally presenting misleading information.
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Swift blog also has enough of such examples right on the introduction.
Nah, there's a lot of nuggets there. Keep away from the political trash and follow people who post interesting things that you like. For example, I like old video games, so I follow people who talk about old video games.

This guy posts cool, obscure Mario trivia: https://twitter.com/MarioBrothBlog

A wiki about cut content in old games retweets cool new finds: https://twitter.com/CuttingRoomWiki

This non-profit posts articles about classic gaming: https://twitter.com/GameHistoryOrg

Oh and the Homestar Runner guys started making content again, on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StrongBadActual

There's lots of nuggets. It's not even hard to find them among all the shit. If you're following someone whose content you don't like, just stop following them. One big tip I wish was more obvious is that you can turn off retweets from specific people you follow. So if someone posts cool content themselves, but also retweets a bunch of political trash, you can get the former without any of the latter.
Thanks for clarification!

There aren't any iron ore mines in my corner of the world either. The material traditionally used was called "lake ore", which is iron-rich stones collected from lakes that are the result of activity from iron-consuming freshwater bacteria.

Some blacksmithing enthusiasts still work with lake ore for a fun challenge.
Big fan of the console teardown as advert idea Sony started with the PS4. You really can't imagine console makers doing that before then but it's so cool to see Sony/MS engineering teams showing off their handy work.
Can someone explain to me what exactly IBM is splitting here?

What the spun-off company does that main IBM won't do? Seemly IBM will focus on "hybrid cloud" that is mixing cloud services with mainframes...

And the spun-off company will take care of upgrading people TI, including selling mainframes?

I am understanding something wrong here?
The fact that code and types don't diverge can make types useful as documentation, albeit limited documentation. Ideally the compiler figures out the types so you don't have to. Haskellers often find this useful when they refactor a month later.
Yeah, you're quite right. I guess I should've said it required more folding (given how much the folded aspect of Japanese steel is sold as being a key aspect of what makes it "unique")?
Really good questions! The main value prop with Sonero is the summarization aspect rather than the transcription itself. So the idea is that all the important info is extracted automatically. For example, what's the next action item, who owns that action item, when is it due, what important questions were asked, etc. All this is surfaced automatically without you having to go through the transcript or the recording. With Otter, you get some summary keywords but that's it. You have to go through the full transcript and then tag/highlight/search for what you want manually. Their main focus seems to be with their transcription and live captioning process instead.

Yep, that's how the zoom integration works. After your meeting is done, Sonero downloads the video/audio from Zoom and starts processing. As soon as the recording is available for processing, it takes about half the duration of the recording to get the insights.
Well, the list doesn't even have the names of the last three French presidents, the last two Belgian prime ministers, etc.

Actually, I just can't find any French name that I look up. Except for "Michel" (another former Belgian prime minister) but that one was not a very high bar.

So yeah, it's pretty much non-exhaustive and it doesn't take long to find it out.
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> Air France and British Airways can not legally fly routes like Seattle -> Tokyo or Sydney -> Seoul.

Wouldn't those be covered under the fifth freedom[1], assuming the flight originated in the airline's home country. E.g. BA flying London -> Seattle -> Tokyo.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedoms_of_the_air#Fifth_free...
Snapchat really did change the world.
Quick way to implement eBPF is via Falco Project. SDK support for higher level languages.

Cool to see this spinoff from SysDig evolve into a fully funded cloud native product ;)

https://falco.org/docs/
Kickstarter is such a union. Many of the union members didn't want it. I'd bet even most of the software engineers didn't want it, but were forced to since they were bundled up with a lot of unrelated professions.

> In the end, employees voted 46-to-37 in favor of unionizing

> As of February 2020, the union was made up of 85 engineers, directors, analysts, designers, coordinators, and customer support specialists

https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/13/21257585/kickstarter-layo...
This is your browser vendor's fault for blacklisting your GPU to prevent hardware rendering.
There is something ironical in there in that Rocket Lab itself also wants to put more stuff in orbit, so they are complaining against the very thing they try to achieve.
And which will be run by a political appointee. I don’t think either party will be thrilled to have the other vetting political speech.
It now says:

>Between the period of July 6th to October 6th

They may have corrected it. Whilst $52k is cheap for 15 months of labour, that's as of October 4th. So it's not unreasonable for that number to go up significantly over time. It'll be interesting to see what their final total is.

I don't know what Apple would value 15 months of highly skilled security consultants at, but I can't imagine it'd be below $200k, so Apple is likely still getting a good deal even if they pay out a lot more.
I don't think that's very plausible. I believe children don't consciously think of the language they're learning, let alone about linguistic abstractions like gender, tense, case,... The concept of a correction doesn't occur to them, in my experience when children are corrected they don't understand that the sentence fragment uttered applied to what they said. Besides, in many cultures children's speech is never corrected, and they all turn out speaking fine at the same rate.

The example you give is a bit ironic too, the linguistic shift from "X and I" to "me and X" happened centuries ago and even though it's become a classical example of an "error", there is little hope in ever reversing it. It's always been curious to me that this "error" is pedantically pointed out, but nobody cares about the same "mistake" being made in "Who wants cake? Me!", "He is older than me", "They are going to the beach, but me, I'm staying here" and of course "It's me". By the same reasoning of applying case, in all these sentences "me" should be "I", and especially the last one should be "It am I" (as it is in German and Dutch, translated word-for-word).
If you’re heading, at speed, for a concrete wall that has an opening that might just be large enough to go through, you may opt for working on precision of steering, but the prudent also will decelerate until they’re through that opening.

Only fools would floor the acceleration pedal.
He does use the word fun twice in the opening.
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that's why mozilla rolled out dns over https.
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Good point. Larger averages and higher numbers will increase noise to signal by sheer mathematical outcomes. I'm on nothing extraordinary, so between 100k - 3M users per forum on reddit. They are heavily moderated, so anything less than on point, is for good and for worse removed / moved to other subreddits.

I do suspect many might be subscribing to forums that invite a bit wider discussions, and that this brings out more commenters but also less technically viable comments.
I mainly use reddit / HN for RSS filtering, so is more interested in the news, but always check comments for interesting counterpoints and tips.
Early Google was incredibly arrogant and aggressive around only hiring people they thought were brilliant. The model was small teams of super-elite people. They took some flack for hiring for high caliber people into even relatively menial positions (e.g. random office admins). Even for things like the cafeteria, they wanted a world-class chef.

On the whole, it actually worked very well. Everyone wanted to work there because you were surrounded by top people.
PHP, blender (maaaaybe), video stuff i guess because of higher resolution

but everything else seems to be going down the drain of bloat and slowness

-- oops i notice now that you said non-technical stuff

Honestly? Hard to even think of any - maybe Chrome is faster?. Everything seems a worse , huge-padding, mobile-lookalike travesty of what we had 10 years ago. My daily desktop apps are purposely downgraded to old versions: Office 2007, photoshop CS5, the old windows Photos App (because the windows 10 one crashes!), an old PDF reader, old reddit, VLC and others. I wish i could also downgrade skype or adsense reports, or the bluehost.com control panel, or imgur.com, or the vodafone f*ckin payment page, or paypal all of which waste more of my time than they did before.

It's sad really, and should be alaming , but who cares when everyone is sleeping upon piles of cash
"I've been living in rural Portugal for a little while now"
Not long enough! I'm from Castelo Branco and coffee is not $0.15... not even a "carioca de limão". Needle exchange program started 1993 along with other programs like "metadoda" to help addiction. With a needle they also provided condoms and an open door if you wanted help. During the 80's you could find needles everywhere, people stealing from their own parents, houses, business, everyone knew someone with drug problems. Was a mess. And even worst in big cities. The government also start ending slums.
Decriminalization was not the start of this "war"!

The situation is not perfect, and will never be, but is a LOT better than before!
Portugal is a lot safer.
The crime that you talk about is probably not drug related and probably not local people.
Just read the news. Did you find any place to sell used things? No except for gold.

And if you find someone "drunk" at 9am you bet he is drunk lol "evita a ressaca, mantente bebado" something like "void hangover, stay drunk" every village has a chronic drunk!
Maybe now the biggest problem is alcool, not heavy drugs.
Why do you think police stop people at 9am and force them to do an alcohol test?
They are drinking since 6am!

Regarding your ISP. Your target is people in a rural area?
In one of the most less dense population area in Portugal?
I will be waiting for the pricing. Good Luck.
>the parent commenter's joke

I'm quite sure that it wasn't a joke.
Ugh we have a constitution to protect against stuff like this...

Otherwise we’d have the ministry of truth which would be arresting people for inappropriate thoughts being expressed.
$52K is too cheap . . . .
Newspapers are almost entirely waste, by volume of paper. Creating waste to receive low quality recycling is accounting nonsense.
Great post! Almost 200 million subscribers for netflix?!
Dealers are typically not cutting their products with HIV or hepatitis virii.
> pressing criminal charges for any wrongdoing is off

Well, first of all, that's not what's happening here. But, er, why do you think it shouldn't prosecuted? Much more minor fraud than this is routinely prosecuted.
which companies that care so much about accessibility is it that you've been working at?
major? More like none.