skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Twitter has now refused the takedown request and from the tweets you can see that the request truly is frivolous so they might be liable.
shrug I know enough people personally who've experienced some of this - and before, enough chronic pain/underdiagnosed conditions - that there's definitely something there.

(Someone spent fifteen years reporting chronic pain to their doctor before finally getting an endometriosis diagnosis...)

> It is the elderly demographic that remains the real cause of concern for public-health officials.

Yes, and this is also very bad. It tends to sweep through nursing homes, and is often brought in by the young staff who may live in shared accomodation with other young people, or have children in school, etc.
> Try transcribing things you hear. youtube-dl a news broadcast, play it at 0.75x speed and write it all down, pausing the video if necessary. Don't bother trying to comprehend everything, just write it all down.

There is also nowadays Yle's Selkouutiset (Simple Finnish news). It's a short daily news bulletin of most important headlines read really patiently and while avoiding using any difficult words (i.e. only basic vocabulary. If complex vocabulary is needed the newscaster actually stops to explain what that word means in simpler terms.)

As a native speaker it hurts my head to listen to it for some reason when it comes on the radio. But I've heard from many Finnish as second language leaners that they find this public service resource really useful.

https://yle.fi/uutiset/osasto/selkouutiset/
To be fair, CoreRT was an experimental project that was never officially released. So, it's not surprising you rarely encounter anyone using it. Issue is that it seemed like it's development never got allocated a serious amount of resources.

I agree that getting early user feedback is really important, but IMO it would be better if a limited version of Blazor WebAssembly (that would support only subset of .NET features, but have usable runtime size) was released on CoreRT tech and then slowly add more features. Blazor WebAssembly at it's current state, even though it supports all features, is too big to be really usable.

Spreading development resources thin between old tech like Mono and future tech just means future tech will be delayed even more. And when they figure out that in order to get the size down to a competitive levels, it would be better, if some features were kept out of the WebAssembly runtime (eg dropping reflection and relying on code generation instead), it will be too late, because it'll break compatibility with released Blazor WebAssembly projects.
In this day and age, I'd recommend consulting with actual security professional for organizations as public as political parties.

Short of that, make sure to (at least) cover the basics:

- Ask everyone to use a trusted password manager and strong, unique password for everything. Avoid shared accounts and shared passwords.

- Enable 2FA everywhere, strongly prefer authentication apps or even better, hardware tokens over SMS. Use SMS 2FA only as a last resort.

- Have everyone go through cyber security awareness training. Many attacks start off as (spear) phishing emails and/or various social engineering shenanigans.

- Update every piece of software obsessively. That includes everything from workstations and phones to servers, VPNs, routers and printers. Do not use any device which isn't supported anymore.
o7, `/salute`

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On the contrary, it is enormously profitable. If a brokerage charges you 3%, their profit is 3% - cost to borrow money for them - any losses. Losses are rare, they occur once in a blue moon when a major market crash happens. The cost to lend money is currently extremely low (fed funds rate is nearly 0), so yes, they're absolutely printing money with their margin loans. To the tune of several hundred million dollars a year for IBKR, actually!
> I always just do the minimum with these CI integrations to get my shell script to run.

Absolutely. Moving CI systems always shows up where your build logic has leaked into the CI system, rather than staying in your repo.

If you can't identically build your code from the command line and from the CI system, you're going to have problems.
"My business model requires me to lock the fire exits" is something that people have been (rightly) jailed for.

Universities should never have been fully privatized in the first place.
I think theoretically this model would be good, but it is still worse than not having any identity at all in my opinion.

A digital identity isn't really to interesting for people that took a closer look. On the contrary as states show their ambition to police online comments.

People that did give away their real identities to large ad companies certainly could need it. But that is a problem they themselves must solve and not everyone.
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Imagine patronisingly correcting someone's grammar only to be completely wrong.
What you're missing is the "left" has long since transferred its affections away from poor people who are not wards of the state.

"Woke" politics magically appeared in 2008 when leftists were manning occupy wall street, which pretty much immediately degenerated into escalating virtue signalling instead of, you know, making some reforms to wall street. I'm sure that was a total coincidence.
Thanks! I'll add to related projects
There is also Bernstein's course (better start with his Kant tapes though).

https://bernsteintapes.com/hegellist.html
Good idea. Everyone gives similar kind of interviews at tens of companies.

There is definitely place for bringing some efficiency.

Could you share which companies you have collaborated with so far.
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> Browsers don't bypass the protection mechanism, they implement it.

This is incorrect. The website implements the protection mechanism, browsers execute it, just as youtube-dl. The implementor is the person writing the code, not the system executing it.

> Certain YouTube videos are licensed only for streaming playback by the YouTube site or app.

The meaning of this sentence is unclear. What does it mean for playback to only be allowed by the (web)site? Websites alone cannot do anything -- they require a web agent which fetches and executes them. Firefox, Chrome, Safari and youtube-dl are examples of such agents.

> Even if this were not the case, you would be committing copyright infringement by downloading the videos for unauthorized use anyway.

Luckily for me, I am in a jurisdiction where this is not the case and where DMCA plays no role.
Does it?

I've never done so, and it's worked fine on every server I've ever built. It's at least enabled by default, I guess.
IT collaboration: Employees and department level make more software purchases
IT is now removed from the central decision-making role therefore they should find new ways to collaborate with the business side of the organization.

Absolutely, decentralized approaches have benefits; users may more quickly access the software they need to stay competitive.

As well, cloud is relatively easy to deploy, and departments often know what tools and applications they need–especially for more technical use cases like data science, analytics, or engineering. Centralized IT intervention is not always the best approach.

Current practices in enterprises show that employees and departmental levels have a much bigger role in software purchases.

With Enterprise SaaS Management, IT can help build a secure company culture and collaborate with other departments on cost, security, and compliance initiatives from a place of influence and leadership.
The CVE-2020-15778 GitHub page attributed it to the OpenSSH team. Corbet quoted the OpenSSH 8.0 release notes too.

The glob issue is the backtick issue. The protocol requires running the remote user's shell to expand globs. Running the remote user's shell expands backticks.
It's not pointless at all.
It accurately reflects the situation of buying a device off the shelf long after its official end of life.
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Putting "working class" and "minorities" in separate buckets is explicitly racist. By whatever definition you use, minorities are more likely to be working class.
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I can't speak for twenty years ago, but rsync always gives me line speed for server-to-server copies in my workshop.

The CPU use might be slightly higher. I don't think it's a problem anymore.
Thanks for clarifying. I felt the same as OP above. The title of this post totally through me off.
Yes, but:
In the case of Finland, it is made clear by advertising from semi/official sources (like this website), if not explicitly but very heavily implied, that you can move here and get by fine with English.

This is pretty much true, many people do. You can get your paperwork sorted, buy a car, a bank account, deal with the government and have a social life all in English. I have done.

But, all of the comments I'm seeing here are saying that while this is true, if you want to take the step forward into learning Finnish, it _is_ harder than other languages and that the resources around doing so as an adult are not as developed as in other languages. The fact that you don't strictly need to and that a lot of people have excellent English here anyway makes it harder, therefore active and sustained effort is needed on your part, you are not going to 'just pick it up'. If I had lived in France for as long as I have in Finland (not even a full year), then there is no question that my French would be at a much higher level than my Finnish is now.
Have you read the article? The author has literally hundreds of repositories on github.
What people say and what people do are not the same thing. Society, when given a recent choice, declared outrage for the children then promptly chose the institution. Any other business with a child abuse record the length of the Catholic church’s would be publicly shunned, closed down, and its assets sold off to compensate its many, many victims. And yet, it’s as strong as ever; a bastion of conservative establishment “do as I say not as I do”.

Look, this is not hard to understand: the increasingly fascistic US Right and its Qanon sturmtrupplers are using their “deep state cannibal pedophiles” narrative (amend as appropriate) as a modern-day blood libel in which to paint all their enemies. Mignonnes is simply one more convenient hook upon which to hang the greater attack. To fixate on the film is just one more layer of misdirection, to keep people angry, active, and blind to the big picture. You cannot understand anything until you understand that.

There is nothing innately anti-pedophile abould US Conservative culture; if anything, it’s proved one of the great hiding places for abusers (51st Speaker of the House, anyone?), precisely because it controls what gets said publicly and what is kept private, cultivating and misdirecting popular rage onto its political enemies, and edging ever closer to repeating the great atrocities of history, from the blood libel-stoked slaughters of first European Jews by Catholics, then of those Catholics by the new Protestants, through to the ethnic executions of the Bosnian war and the wholesale genocide of Rwanda, and everything inbetween.

Now I consider myself European despite being stuck here on reactionary backwards Airstrip One. My granddaddy was Antifa back in Africa and Italy. I also know firsthand how much damage one can do just by choosing a pleasing lie over a painful truth. I have few illusions about how bad things can get, and all it take to get it underway is for enough people to buy into a Big Lie to justify everything that comes next. I have the limitations but also the benefits of an outside perspective on what’s happening in the US right now, and I’m legit worried for the future of our whole damn planet as a large chunk of America charges proudly towards a Russia-like one-party state.

If you don’t wish to repeat humanity’s bloody history (which I can assure you won’t spare the children from anyone else) then you really need to start paying attention to who is spinning the popular narratives and to what goal. Starting in a mirror—because if you can’t be brutally, rigorously honest with yourself about your own understanding and motives, then what makes you think you can defend yourself from others’ deceptions any better?

https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/10/watching...

https://www.adl.org/education/resources/glossary-terms/blood...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-26875506

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5eFubO_iLM

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I have no doubt that people who self-report "long COVID" really feel distress. I just don't believe that distress is COVID-related, just like it was almost never Lyme disease-related when that was the faddish self-diagnosis.
The build agents are self-hosted. So it would work for the GP where they are open to hosted services but have their own compute that they might want to use.
Also, I am not sure if this has been posted before but Wikileaks' Journalist Kristinn Hraffnson posted an unredacted report from the Mueller investigation: https://twitter.com/khrafnsson/status/1323753052197834758/ph...

WikiLeaks and Julian Assange are owed an apology.
That's interesting.

Without disclosing my location, let's just say I'm in a much less powerful (and hence, I would imagine, less reputable) country than Germany. I doubt it is in the "good" set, but who knows.

I also doubt I'm not blocking it well enough. I'm running Firefox with CanvasBlocker, uBlock Origin (with strict rulesets) and uMatrix. I also turn on restrictFingerprinting.
Also if you're working remotely, there really isn't a point in moving from another country to Helsinki. It's way too expensive.

For the price of a 1 bedroom flat in Helsinki you can get a hectare of land and a 100m2+ house a bit further up north. You'll still be practically next to Helsinki by American standards =)
Have worked in a couple of jobs where the CEO or CTO still raised PRs, and they were really treated no differently. There was definitely a lot of code style changes requested, because as you say that knowledge might be out-of-date.

I suspect it might be cultural - I've definitely got the impression that in some countries CEOs see themselves as "gods" who should not be questioned by the minions.
xdotool on linux does exactly this, but instead of a button you can set a timer to send keystrokes in for example 5 seconds.
Issue is, this system prioritizes assessment even more than actual learning.
So this would be better for getting 'fair' credentials, but it would lead to people 'teaching to the test' even moreso than right now.

The current situation where the teacher is also the assessor allows the teacher to chose what to teach, to react to students, to teach for improving their students. Then at the end, almost as an afterthought, the teacher comes up with an assessment. This serves a bureaucratic purpose, the administration requires it. It also serves a motivational purpose "Study the material or you will fail the test", which helps the teacher to actually get students to learn.

This does mean the test isn't really focused on assessing how well the students have learned. But do we need more focus, in studying, on assessing how well someone has learned? I'd argue we need more focus on actually teaching well. Using tests to determine the quality of teaching seems quite fraught. Certainly the adversarial model of an assessment makes things harder.

To summarize, I think your solution would fall to Goodhart's law:

"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure."

Whilst also de-emphasizing the actual goal of teaching.
Why do I want this? I rather enjoy scp using native SSH.
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You're assuming inflation in wages, but not in prices. And there are relative differences in price inflation. Nowadays, assets typically inflate first, then wages and consumer prices. Prices can move faster than wages, so wages would inflate/deflate last.

So you have to imagine that your wage is fixed for the year, while your prices change every month or week.
I tend to disagree with the "live and let die" approach.
Delegating responsibilities isn’t abandoning responsibilities and when deviation happens, getting hands dirty is good stewardship to me.

The main factor to me is the team size and subsequently the organization of said responsibilities delegation.
My personal context sweet spot is around a 50 persons team.
Equal Outcome

- Welfare

- Alimony

- Child ' support'

Affirm action

Diversity quotas

female only jobs

black only jobs

gay only jobs

non straight white male only jobs

lower standards

leg over

special rewards

remove skill

remove merit

remove reward hard work

everyone gets a pass/sticker/prize

To get everyone the same you need to lower everyone to the same bar , well every citizen

Of course media, mainstream, rich , 'elite' and goverment isnt held to this lowering

Facism + Socialism + Commies + Zionism , its all the same AUTHORIAN govermence done by FORCE over citizens

its all LEFT WING

its all based on LIES

Its all ENFORCED with armed order followers
Don't worry I read "Spotify" too :P
It was only your comment that made me realize it was Shopify.

Maybe this should become a case study in startup naming? (probably already is! too lazy to look it up right now)
Drone has recently been bought by Harness. Will it still be around in a year or two?
Were they worst then Ancient Greecks, Romans, Sparta, whatever church done in European history, genocide of native Americans called for by American founding fathers? Human sacrifice was a real thing and Aztecs were cruel toward those they dominated. So were those above mentioned - and many colorful reports of human sacrifice are result of torture and paranoid imagination.

Some dominant groups are more appaling then others - nazi and Stalin come to mind. But we are not throwing away everything German or Russian either. Nor we are throwing away everything Sparta despite them being literally violent totalitarian state.
Not sure where I came across this info but there's a theory that observations of sacrifices may have been at a time of great despair for Aztec society, sacrifice being an act of desperation.
I agree. An interview is a like a date, both parties have to be happy with the other and these questions are impossible to answer except from a positon of weakness. I thought we'd consigned this nonsense to the bin ages ago. And people wonder at the lack of diversity in hires and pay diffences by personal characteristic.
Just looked at a bit of the linked video, and his English sounded fine, but at about, or even slightly below, my level. And I have no problems following English or making myself understood, but I will still never be able to express myself as clearly and as articulate as I am able to do in my native language. This is especially true when speaking.
Yes, I guess that's an option, but I'm still hoping to find a fully software-oriented solution.

That said - do you have any idea what would be the most modern Mac that could still come with and run HyperCard? Maybe an iBook?

Edit: Ah, just found this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_9#Compatibility
Which would not be an issue in almost all cases, since sftp is usually part of the OpenSSH suite, and since you are in most cases using the underlying SSH anyway...

I know that you could have an SSH implementation without sftp - but I'm arguing about the regular case. AFAIK sftp is usually there.
Sounds a bad idea; scp has some gotchas but it is used by a lot of people who has gotten used to the way it works.
>This seems like classic grooming behavior.

I really want you to be wrong about this.
Some of the examples are indicative of the time this article was written:

scp election-predictions.txt dumpster:junk/
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OpenSSH requires 1 line in sshd_config. What distribution enables SSH without SFTP?
When I was in Finland I remember walking at night around the city and talking with homeless Finns and I was amazed that all of them spoke impeccable English and gave me a lot of tips.
the most important sentence from this paper for a TL;DR:

"This randomized clinical trial found that psilocybin-assisted therapy was efficacious in producing large, rapid, and sustained antidepressant effects in patients with major depressive disorder."
> One thing that has been holding me back is the lack of real world examples. I get demotivated when only solving toy problems.

I looked at haskell a few months ago and had a similar problem.

While I don't mind the toy problems, all those toy problems have something in common...

They can be easily solved with recursion. There are probably patterns to deal with other problems and this would have been more interesting to me.

I just had to think to myself: "If all you have is recursion every tutorial looks like a parser" ;)
I work at a Java shop, amongst thorough-bred IntelliJ users. But I comfortably get by with using Vim/tmux/ctags alone. I do write simple utilities that'd help me be productive. Sure, I could have relaxed in an armchair had I used an IDE, but I feel most at-home with text-speaking utlities, Vim being my go-to editor. Besides, I learned a thing or two while writing those utilities. Masochism? Maybe.

What matters to me is simple, composable, stand-alone utilities. I don't hesitate using GUI or IDE-like tools when it's appropriate to do so. What worries me, though, is that the continued investment and excitement in monolithic tools may mean that newer languages and technologies will be serving those users alone. Simplicity and minimalism may be a thing of past.
Or the fiio devices
It's sad that you feel it's "sucking up" when you place value on the other person's existence when considering how you couch your message's intent.

A mathematical formula will always have the same result, but a linguistic formula will not. It is unique to every single individual to have ever existed. The words each have a hidden iceberg of meaning which is compounded by the context, not just within the expression, but within the receiver's life.

Things such as relationship problems, election concerns, digestion, PTSD, and background music can all dramatically change how an email is received.

I hope you grow beyond your cynicism.
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