skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
True, but neither are really optimal for serious production use. I've looked at them both extensively as I would love to move off Heroku due to pricing. DO App Platform is still really immature and lacking in a ton of areas. Render is much more polished from a usability standpoint, but AFAIK they don't have any sort of High Availability offerings and have had significant downtime recently.

Heroku, on the other hand has been a hassle-free solution for my company over the past 7 years, and short of a few outages (which were actually the fault of AWS from what I remember), it has been absolutely reliable.
Percussive Maintenance
This project is entirely doable on any of those platforms.

Edit: perhaps with some difficulty for the last hop to a virtual device on Electron, to be fair.
I found the FreeBSD handbook to be extremely helpful in both installing the system and trying to navigate my way around it. It's what made me finally comfortable moving around in *nix systems when I was in a "install every weird operating system that exists" phase.

https://www.freebsd.org/doc/handbook/index.html
Governors take heat for violating their own coronavirus restrictions
Ayup! Totally like that. And I'm sure they have their own sort of correction-reflex for "My computer has 1TB of memory!" - "Oh, you mean you have 1TB of storage." - "Same thing." - "No. It's not. eyeroll"
Modern storage is plenty fast
The key is jira and most atlassian products are feature mountains to be sold to upper management, but I can think of no end-user person that likes to deal with it on a daily basis. Then someone in the vein of slack or Asana comes around and eats atlassians lunch because they’ve neglected making the product good for anyone other than executives.
Linux is a quagmire, but latency problems on OBS boil down to needing a fast computer, with a powerful graphics card to encode, and carefully configured audio (the default pulseaudio setup is usually a problem). Using JACK or similar will fix a lot of trouble, but really you just need horsepower to process video at HD resolution in real time.
A Plymouth Select Board member says town manager monitored her emails
What part of "Mmhmm" could be regarded as "super fun"?
There are many like me. I'd wager in the tens of thousands willing and able. If we'd started in March, you'd have had us trained by now.

If you start reservist wildfire training me now, I'll be ready by next season.

Certification fetishism is ruining America's agility. Unsurprising. All societies switch from exploration to exploitation to preservation at some point until they are replaced by a new disruptor. It happened to Britain. It's happening to America.
I'm normally not on the hate bandwagon for this sort of thing but the Jira UI has deteriorated to the point where it's an actual impediment to getting work done.

In the future, when cursing the developers who are responsible for this, I'll bear in mind that sometimes no matter how good the individuals in the team… it's sometimes impossible to salvage a good product.
And to add, sometimes a new employer will pay out that “lost” bonus if they really want you.

In my case, I was 3/4 into a 1yr retention bonus, and the new employer (which usually doesn’t do retention bonuses) agreed to give me the same bonus after staying for a year.

Not exactly the same thing, but trying to encourage people to consider jobs even if they’re part-way into one of these retention arrangements.

It was a ~$10k return for a few hours of negotiation. But I was prepared to walk away if I didn’t get it.
That’s not what OP said.

“I care that you're so insensitive that...” is not taking the most generous interpretation of OP’s comment and is absolutely a personal attack. It is not conducive to productive discussion.

Nurses are being paid more. We can feel free to make an argument for why that doesn’t matter without personal insults.
Quiver: A modern commutative diagram editor
Communism is authoritarian, the opposite of the liberal Democrats in the US.
Yeah, since nothing much is known with any certainty there should be large error bars around every prediction. However, due to finite resources most people end up just varying a few things and the true extent of the uncertainty remains hidden.
This is the end result of oligarchy capitalism, which is itself the end result of neoliberalism. The tech community is temporarily compensated enough to ignore the realities of our economy. It’s a shame, we are probably the most empowered to change its course.

Quick plug for the General Internet Unit podcast, they’re a good starting point for those wondering how things might be different.
I may be mistaken, but I believe this is also the 'Gardel Lives!' goal. A radio announcer got a bit excited and started shouting 'Gardel Viva!' into the broadcast for a good while.

Carlos Gardel, the Gardel shouted out, was a the best of all Tango singers and an Argentine legend/national hero [0], dying at 44 in a plane crash. Think someone on the same level as Elvis was to the US.

Sorry that I can't find the broadcast recording of that goal though!

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Gardel
That RFC by definition doesn't apply to domains that don't support email. Right in the abstract is this line:

> ...organizations which support email exchanges with the Internet are encouraged to support AT LEAST each mailbox name

These recommendations are all for domains that don't run mail servers. If you do have a mail server, then yeah it is best practice to have those present but these recommendations won't apply to you.
I think you are giving VAR too much credit. There have been some silly silly reviews that VAR has allowed things to stand or not even reviewed.
Covid-19 Mortality: A Matter of Vulnerability Among Nations
Will the Biden administration tackle zoning reform?
Nothing to do with nursing per-se, but de-coupling employment from health insurance would be a good thing. I realize that there are lots of other complicated issues with regard to health care and health insurance but I can't think of any other service that is so tightly coupled to your employer.

Some reading: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK235989/
Unfortunately, this is a "you get what you negotiate" world. So unless the nurses strike when they have the leverage, I don't see the situation improving for them.

For example:

https://herald-review.com/news/state-and-regional/workers-go...

>The members of SEIU Healthcare Illinois and Indiana said they were seeking pay of $15.50 an hour for CNAs, and about $15 an hour for housekeepers and other workers, and hazard pay as essential workers during the pandemic.

Who can raise a family on less than $15 per hour? And we want to pay people that for dealing with people's bodily excretions? Not to mention the less than cooperative mental state sick and old people may be in due to their pain?
I don't know but I think I can anticipate your concern. It's very viable to meet your protein needs on a vegan diet. That stuff about vegans not being able to get complete proteins is meat industry propaganda. Furthermore, the World Health Organization said that only 10 to 15% of daily calories need to come from protein. I believe I've also read that there's no proven benefit to all of the extra protein that Americans eat daily (I haven't looked into that claim in-depth, though).
Unlike Google, hCaptcha isn't running an ad network "on the side" of their bot management business :) joking aside, hCaptcha is an extremely privacy-conscious operation, Google is not.
your* (missed edit)

While I'm at it I'll add in case it's why my comment is so objected to that I'm not religious; that just doesn't preclude me from knowing or remembering bits and pieces, and recognising (or thinking I recognise) a phrase.
I agree compilation speed really only affects the developer in the build chain. Execution speed affects the client and the end user. Seems like the focus should be more on the latter.
What is this referring to? Mine seems to work fine.
> beliefs such as creationism don't stand up to any real critical thought, and I agree.

> But I feel the same way about many beliefs that left-leaning people tend to hold.

Can you provide an example of one of those beliefs that tend to be held by left-leaning people?
Not surprising. It's really hard to see how slack could survive as an independent company given that their product has been more or less stagnant while Teams has been eating their lunch on large accounts.

I don't think their corporate culture let their product make the leap from "cute chat app used by Silicon Valley startups because it has emojis" to Enterprise-level support and functionality.
Wow, the UI looks absolutely horrible, and the text on the product page is filled with typos (Openmeetings vs OpenMeetings) and grammatical mistakes. This makes me want to avoid all Apache projects from here on out.
I did find an awkward source that lists the 2017(?) COBOL code for the tables - the core program seems to be last updated 1993 (Norwegian only) :
https://docplayer.me/38761458-Beregning-av-forskuddstrekk-in...

> IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
 PROGRAM-ID. FT7P200T.
AUTHOR. PER J. RISTUN.
DATE-WRITTEN. NOVEMBER 1993
----------------------------------------------------------------
 * BESKRIVELSE : PROGRAMMET BEREGNER FORSKUDDSTREKK FOR ÅR 2017
*
(...)
Thanks, I enjoyed writing it.

Yeah there was a second's regret as I saw my submission's resulting format.

An interesting trick by the devs, this temporarily available edit window.

But fair is fair. I like it.

Good job HN devs.

#486dx2 #zerocool #gorilla.bas #mode13h #0x5f3759df #lamp #vi
It's hyperbole. To try and say "well, technically that's untrue" when it is -obviously- an exaggeration, and being exaggerated to make a point is...well, I see why you're criticizing most things comedians say. I bet you're a lot of fun at parties.

And, see how many corporations also funded Trump. Political polarization keeps people from seeing the robber barons that are benefiting in excess from others own hard work.
The problem isn’t the feature per-se, it’s facebooks track record with user data and a lack of trust. This is explicitly something you would not want Facebook in specific doing because you want to keep them at a further distance
I don't like it because Buster doesn't work on it.

Also since only cloudflare uses it, and I dislike cloudflare, I have this irrational hatred of it.
You don't like Java, I see.

This tool has little to do with Java, except that author decided to implement it in it. It's a regular expression composer. You could implement it in any other general-purpose language.
As someone who grew up in the country where my family (that was kinda poor when I was born) bred the animals we ate, I remember that businesses selling eggs also sold male chicks to the local farmers and only kept the females to make eggs

We had a few chickens who layed eggs and we ate the rest of them

My grandparents bought male chicks from said businesses because the ones hatching from the eggs were not enough to sustain a quite large family

You had to go there to buy them, so I don't think it was very costly

The logistics of killing the males and shipping the meat to companies making animal food is not more convenient (IMO) unless animal food is more profitable than human food, I don't know about it, but I hope it's not the case and it's not the main motivation behind it.

The point of not killing the male chicks I imagine is to show kindness towards animals, selling them (or selling the male eggs) to someone who could make food out of it, I think should be considered equally good, if not more.
We don't have the power to toss anyone anywhere. They have the freedom to work or not work, or to change jobs, or any number of alternatives to working somewhere where they don't want to work.

If a lot of workers quit then the wages (and prices) rise, and workers move from other jobs to do the higher paid ones. There is only a shortage of labor when there are wage or price controls imposed on the businesses by legislation.
> split your process into a "planning" part and "execution" part if possible

Doing the scanning and the processing at the same time may be faster. It should be clear though when the total has been established and when it isn't yet.
Can this be used with Google slides?
Surprising. Unconventional. Fun to say out loud. Fun to share. Looks weird.
BRB checking my portrait in the attic.
Actually it's phrased as a negative. Isn't it up to the positive side to come up with the evidence? Alternatively, pick it apart and expose it as a positive claim and ask for evidence.
I'm sure some of these folks could really use a break. But we need them! So please remember next time you're in a healthcare setting to treat your providers and nurses with dignity and respect!

Then we need to start talking, as a nation, what our goals are for our healthcare industry and what we're willing to set aside to achieve those goals. Clearly we were not prepared for this pandemic, maybe we need to make some structural changes.

Tertiary question, would Obamacare have alleviated this situation?
On the other hand, many Tor users disable Javascript. Out of curiosity, does anyone know a good CAPTCHA that doesn't use JS?
The problem is that you submitted the post with a misleading title. "WhatsApp can now read your recent messages when you report a user" implies that they've acquired some new power to read user data when in reality it's you who are forwarding them a copy, for the obvious reason that reporting a user would be meaningless without that.
Upstream Contamination
Really? I think Heroku has gotten insanely good since Salesforce acquired them.

The product is stable, there's a ton of new features (like pipelines), and can't imagine starting a serious project and not using Heroku.
I think it's great. So many sites sit behind Cloudflare now and Cloudflare now uses hCaptcha, which is a big win. And the hCaptchas themselves are easy to complete. No more wondering if you actually clicked on 'all' the traffic lights anymore, yay!

I inspected the source code of Google's reCaptcha offering and was disgusted at how many bits of information they were collecting. They also seem to be fingerprinting users so they can't keep registering new accounts on a platform, locking out anonymous users who are usually the best types of users on the platform, as IMHO anonymous voices are (usually) the best voices, or at least the more interesting of voices.

Google's reCaptcha code seemed to be very keen on knowing my 'cadence' or the way I used my mouse and how quickly (or how slow) I completed the captcha. It also looked at things like timezone, screen resolution, battery charge level etc So they could determine if it was 'you' who was using the captcha, soon after, in a separate session (even on a different device!)
Mantle was the single GPU manufacturer API, Vulkan was based on Mantle, but its creation had input from all the major vendors including Nvidia.
As a former Bay Area resident and a progressive, I agree. Progressives in urban areas should focus more on improving things at the state and local levels where they live, and less on what their fellow countrymen in more conservative areas are doing.
The FSF has always been late to the game. Not the first to open source (predated by the BSD and MIT licenses) and now just copying the industry (badly) after the fact. Viral licenses are an interesting idea, but these days open source is driven more by pragmatic and economic forces. Even Apple releases the source to their kernels.
The comment you're replying to is talking about laser fusion. It would be foolish to give up on the tokamak at this point...
Indeed. This reminds me of the tweets about why enterprise software is like baby clothes: https://twitter.com/random_walker/status/1182635589604171776...
I asked someone in a stream what app they were using, and it took a long explanation to describe that it was "mmhmm". They couldn't say it, they literally had to spell it out.

It's kind of bad for discovery.

Still, it's blowing up.
Quip is probably where they think the synergy is. Quip could provide the productivity suite features, and Slack could provide the chat features.

An integrated Slack and Quip product could be a decent competitor to Microsoft Teams, especially for the large amount of customers who already pay for either Salesforce, Quip, or Slack separately. It would probably be a lot easier for existing customers to add new features to what they are already paying for than it would be to switch to Microsoft Teams.
To quote the article directly: "Caballero reasoned that if the source was some other life form, it would likely be living on an exoplanet.."

The author does not claim the signal is intelligent.
Not sure if I'm seeing patterns in noise, but with recaptcha I felt that timing and mouse movements are just as important as clicking the right images. It feels like solving the puzzle quickly and using minimal mouse movements has a higher chance of being denied compared to waiting some time between clicks and adding some superfluous mouse movements.
Well, not entirely.

The decision years ago or GCC to deliberately obfuscate its inner workings so that it was impossible for proprietary plugins to be created (but also free plugins also) heavily contributed to the dominance of LLVM. GCC is still the only compiler for a couple of obscure architectures and the main compiler for most linux distros, but it's starting to lose ground there too. And the tooling ecosystem has totally moved to LLVM basically.

And they have had little if any focus on the Web until recently, it feels like they're still living in the 1990s. Stallman's departure might have been helpful in getting them to start broadening their horizons a bit.
I'm not a lawyer, but can you explain how their privacy policy is privacy-conscious now and going forward, and how centralization of network transit with Cloudflare isn't a bad thing?

https://www.hcaptcha.com/privacy
Technical phone screen superforecasters
> Google's erratic roadmap, less than stellar enterprise support, and shady privacy practices from their ad tech side just drive me away

Tell that to Windows phone owners...
You can reduce the portion overall or you can use the 80/20 pareto principle to reduce the worst offenders. The second approach seems like a better plan and easier. The first is a hard habit to maintain, the second is much easier to maintain.
The evidence he presented is the very definition of anything is possible.
Gigabit level speed for commercial users wasn’t even imaginable until Google came along, and all of sudden, everybody and their mother seemed to be offering it as if it had somehow always been a part of their rollout plans.

A little bit annoying to say the least.
Very few people hold that moral view.

There are various reasons people become vegan or vegetarian, there's no single premise.
Censorship is now "sensible."

MSM is a "loaded term."

What? MSM is anything but loaded. It's a description of the largest media platforms and that includes outlets like Fox News. And none of them provide "neutral analysis" hence the critiques.

Everything you said is wrong, imo. You're advocating censorship and labeling people you don't agree with. You might as well get a job in the MSM.
There is nothing factually wrong with the current title. Nonetheless, it is misleading.

Recent news surrounding WhatsApp has people worried that they’re going to start breaking encryption and violating people’s privacy.

When I first read the title, I thought that WhatsApp was sending a copy of your messages when you report someone without telling you. I’m certain it wasn’t your intent to convey this meaning, but based upon other people’s reactions to the title, I don’t think I’m the only one who read it this way.
For me I find hCaptcha harder and more ambiguous than what I have experienced with reCaptcha.

The ambiguity might be because my phone is set to Japanese. I got asked to identify 電車 (Densha, electric train), but there were also images of diesel train. Is it translation error, or is it really asking me to identify electric train? (The correct term for train in general in Japanese is 列車 ressha)
If Matrix is good enough for the German Armed Forces [1], the French government [2], and the German education system [3], I can't think of any reason not to use it :)

[1] https://messenger.bwi.de/

[2] https://matrix.org/blog/2018/04/26/matrix-and-riot-confirmed...

[3] https://sifted.eu/articles/element-germany-deal/
Wow, this would be another big move for Salesforce -- I think this year they acquired Tableau as well.
I would fix it by not printing it at all because it's a click bait title with no substantial underlying story.
Scientists kill cancer cells in mice in ‘world first’ development
For site operators, they don’t like the change since users are more likely to complain to the website than directly to CF. The following community post has 20k views and >100 replies asking Cloudflare to move back to recaptcha in some form.

https://community.cloudflare.com/t/stop-using-hcaptcha/15896...
It was a joke. I'm aware it's a reference to the Bob Dylan song "Blowin' in the wind".
If the message isn't signed, the receiver won't do a DKIM lookup. If the message is signed, whether the record is absent or empty doesn't matter, validation will fail.
Small price to pay to prevent Google from having tracking scripts and metrics on users of every major website. hCaptcha at least somewhat values user privacy.
European Parliament Votes for Right to Repair
If IPFS-over-Tor is in the development hell, IPFS-over-I2P is in the development limbo.

https://github.com/ipfs/notes/issues/124
I thought I made up 'FUNNER'.
On Linux you can use gphoto2 + v4l2loopback and use the Sony camera as a webcam over USB:

https://superuser.com/questions/870768/can-i-use-my-dslr-as-...

sudo modprobe v4l2loopback devices=1 exclusive_caps=1 card_label="porphyracam"
gphoto2 --stdout --capture-movie | ffmpeg -i - -vcodec rawvideo -pix_fmt yuv420p -f v4l2 /dev/video0
But the sending of the recent messages seems to mandatory for reporting a user. That's more than sending a screenshot.
"not shortage of outlets that do" The problem isn't that they are biased per se (That is a problem)...

The problem is that they pretend not to be biased and they are the largest players.

"Neutral analysis" Yet Twitter, Facebook, CNN, MSNBC, etc all promise they are "unbiased" while they let stories without facts run against targets on the right (IE: 'anon person says Trump said' or Covington Highschool kids)... while they sideline or suppress stories with actual backing facts that target the left (IE: "Laptop from Hell").

You call it a loaded term... we call it the largest players in the pond are "stopping election interference" by literally practicing election interference by deciding what's "true" even when it's easily proven they are wrong more often than right.
There's a shortage of labor because COVID19 grows exponentially, and there's no possible way we can grow our nursing / doctors labor pool exponentially in a few short months.
Multiple sides, actually.

Here's Jamaal Bowman, recently elected Democrat from Brooklyn, getting his mic cut by CNN the other night for criticizing Rahm Emmanuel:

https://twitter.com/EoinHiggins_/status/1331295169417781249
I really hate all these captcha codes

Why can’t they do something like a reverse SSL where we have to authenticate ourselves as humans?

For example if I have an Apple account on my Apple devices, why can’t they figure out a way to authenticate me as a human from that information?

This doesn’t work for all scenarios (eg throwaway accounts), but it could work for the majority?