skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried to do Probability Theory and Statistics courses that, I think would qualify for the matter.
We switched to Azure AD for SSO (already had it for M365 regardless). We found more apps had OIDC support on AAD for the ones we used (40+, so admittedly small).

Plus, Microsoft doesn't charge anything for MFA, unlike the $6/user that Okta was going to charge.
A one-time payment is a nice financial boost, but it's not sustainable over time. My plan is not to build an app, make quick money and then forget about it. I'm working on this full-time, every day. It's long term and I need long-term users to grow.
Some signatures are invalidated due to business disputes on entirely different platforms (Epic dispute on iOS, signatures invalidated, or threatened to be before court order prevented it, on OS X, for no security reason).
this seems like a good angle with which to approach the question. To my way of conceptualising, Entropy is something like the inverse of data. What makes one state less ordered than another? The more ordered state requires less data to be fully described.

In that sense there is an underlying reality to entropy, but it's impossible to be sure, an ordered state could seem disordered if we lack the data that would describe it. I think we understand entropy to the same degree we understand data, and as data science develops I hope we'll develop a better understanding of entropy as a consequence.

Heat makes for a good proxy though.
There are far more nurses and other health care workers who don't make mega-money than there are MDs making millions.
hCaptcha now runs on fifteen percent of the internet
I don't judge people walking out. I'm pushing back on people who judge people for not walking out, like 'they had it coming, why didn't they just walk out?'

My GF is in this position right now, where walking out would mean switching industries in a pandemic, because other facilities aren't any better off. She's burnt out as hell, and puts up with an enormous amount of shit to make patients lives better, so I'm sensitive to anything that sounds like "well they had it coming for not walking out."

> It’s society’s moral failing to not properly allocate resources to them.

God damned right.
If you go by the actual definition of what defines an animal, it is literally impossible not to constantly harm animals. Either the rabbits caught in the threshers, the tiny organism we step on, the mites on our face we consume unknowingly.

Even the strictest Jainist can't stop from annihilating an uncountable number of tiny animals that live in, on and around us. (though to their credit, they sure do try).
My nagging dedication to a crappy flip-phone is rewarded once again!
That statement is not intended to be dismissive of any skilled work. It’s intended to illustrate that nursing involves a lot of undesireable work (not mutually exclusive with skilled work), and changing bed pans is a quick and easy way to illustrate the undesireable work.

And if society wants people to do work that pretty much everyone doesn’t want to, then they need to offer sufficient pay.
This is why my instinct is to check Twitter feeds of the related service first. So far in several years of experience it has been more informative and helpful than a status has ever been. It's a sad state.
Quake3 runs about 40% faster on this Vulkan driver vs the OpenGL driver. Not sure if that's particularly impressive for Vulkan or not but it does seem more performant than previous options on the Pi 4.
Yes, but cognito endpoints and pools ids are regional and globally unique, and there is no way that I know of to setup duplicate userpools in multiple regions and have requests served by either region. That means the customer IDP side would need to have two different SAML apps configured for each region...
Does Thalidomide ring a bell? Because that's what happens with no regulation.
> I subscribe to the Keynesian philosophy that the government should at the very least hire displaced workers to dig holes in the ground and fill them back up

This is what the TSA is and largely the US military/defense (based on dollars spent compare to task success rate)
yeah it's easy to see from these comments how theranos got funded
Payments on the exempted course are okay to process(according to the document)
The real gain is people gaining access to quality education that really need it.
Richard Kong has a really cool story, accidentally starting a publishing business from his highschool bedroom. He started out just trying to get better at English by translating novels but by the time he sold to Tencent he was making hundred of thousands of dollars and had a network of translators working publishing on his platform Gravity Tales.
Missing the step where the government uses eminent domain to seize the holdouts at fair market price, and imprison the bad faith market manipulators.

But laws are only for little people.
Linus discusses challenges getting Linux on Apple Silicon Macs
I figure anyone in the market for one of these is going to want the loudest, most mechanical keyboard available...
I think it could go either way. I usually don't go to the store to buy only one thing, I do my weekly shopping or at least put together a list. With free shipping and Prime on Amazon, I don't have to think. Just order my Alexa to buy it and it arrives tomorrow. Its even easier than putting it on a shopping list.

Not to mention, where I live in Europe its actually easier to take public transportation to the store most of the time.
Yes, but whatever one you are thinking about, rest assured the other would do the same. This idea that half the country is bad and the other is virtuous is as infantile as it is dangerous.
I'm really sorry to hear this. It's a bit of a surprise -- I'd have assumed that not being able to get a job would be the problem, rather than the one of not being fairly compensated. And while nothing is a meritocracy, shame that horrible programmers aren't eventually exposed.
Yes. That is what 'stores everything in the cloud' means.

Even the e2ee thing is not audited properly.

They are just more trustworthy, have open source apps, better usability [ and unlimited storage :) ] .

Signal > Telegram > Whatsapp
Especially if you live in a country with visibly crumbling infrastructure...
That period of time was 5 minutes.
> The reality is most political conservatives align with immoral and/or factually incorrect ideas, therefore they're rejected and filtered out because they attract anti-intellectuals that you can find on any youtube comments section about the coronavirus.

I think it is important to note that there is nothing inherent in conservatism that leads to this. Conservatives are not dumber or more gullible than liberals.

It is just an accident of timing that has resulted in conservatives currently being more likely to fall for such stuff. With just one change 12 years ago, it would be liberals far more than conservatives embracing fact-free conspiracy theories today. In another few years, it may go the other way.

Social media got big enough that a lot of people started getting most of their news that way. More and more people stopped noticing the difference between actual news items in the feed, sponsored items in the feed, opinion pieces in their feed, comments on stories the haven't seen from friends, and satire in their feed.

Two things arose to take advantage of this.

One was governments. They started state sponsored operations that made fake accounts to post material on the social media of countries they were not friendly with.

The other was content farms that generated a bunch of low quality content cheaply, and make money from ads.

Both of these concentrated on content that would be divisive. For the state sponsored material, governments know that just posting a bunch of stuff that extols their government or directly attacks US policies against their government would not help them. That would be caught and called out.

By concentrating on things that would be divisive they hoped to at least distract the US government by making it have to devote more time to dealing with domestic issues.

For the content farms making money from ads, divisive content gets more eyeballs which means for ad revenue.

This started seriously happening during the Obama administration, and so the foreign governments and content farms pushed material aimed at encouraging conservative conspiracy theories because Obama was a liberal.

If McCain had won in 2008, it would have been liberal conspiracy theories that got pushed.
> Republicans are currently controlled by non-college-educated blue-collar people.

This characterization lacks credibility. Let's look at some leaders:

- Lindsey Graham [0]

- Mitch McConnell [1]

- Kevin McCarthy [2]

- Ronna McDaniel [3]

Characterizing them as "non-college-educated blue-collar people" is odd. First, what do you have against working class people? Second, what inference are you trying to make with college education?

> In fact, the Dems' agenda is anti-rich (raise taxes enormously, etc.)

Maybe? Bloomberg famously tried to buy an election and the DNC certainly capitulated. I don't know that I'd call that "anti-rich", I think I might use the word "opportunistic". In a time where we're dealing with a lot of inequality guess what kind of opportunity is rife for exploitation? The kind that makes Dick Costolo think he's not "rich". [4]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsey_Graham#Early_life

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitch_McConnell#Early_life_and...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_McCarthy_(California_pol...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronna_McDaniel#Early_life,_edu...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Costolo#Controversy
There is a need for plain HTML. HTML is robust, can render incrementally, and can stand on its own.

Javascript sucks. It's a subtle minefield of a language, takes more time to parse than HTML or CSS, and is by far the most brittle part of the website. Websites rendered only through Javascript are trash.
What provides confinement in the direction parallel to the field?
I hate to be the "but it looks so easy" guy, but why are all these "behemoths" such a huge mass of things for essentially CRUD-y stuff with e-mailing bolted on?

(and yes, you could water, i dunno, facebook down to that, but still, these are... trouble ticket systems..? what am I missing? Scaling?)
This article speaks to me. I had experience on mainframe and wanted to get a job in Java. I learned Java however the interviewer would always say I was missing something. It could be J2ee, Jboss etc. with the Java ecosystem so large, can someone please help me how to learn. Is J2ee still in use or has all development moved to cloud. Where do I even begin to learn modern technologies. TIA.
SaaS is less about the capability and more the opportunity cost. Anyone can do anything with the appropriate amount of human capital and resource investment. It’s more can you provide the service cheaper by specializing and providing the service for cheaper than they could do themselves?
I love companies that do this!

An acquaintance of mine told me at a networking event his company started using git stats to do performance reviews. And he pretty much anticipated how it would pretty much end mentoring, documentation and deep debugging (don't bother fixing something, rewrite the offending part of the code as much as you can and hope the bug goes away!).

I ended up poaching 5 seniors engineers from that place, and got a referral bonus for each of course.
Lottery.

E.g., birth lottery
Alexa skills and Amazon Music down too. CloudWatch erratic. Seems like a big one.
You probably think Covid is just the flu
Ask HN: Open-source local proxy server for Android
Anyone have a open source android proxy server for android? My carrier will restrict my hotspot speed to 600kbps if I go over 15gbs in a month. If I set defaultcurlhops to 64 and vpn on the computer give unrestricted speed. But then I'm limited to the speed of the VPN. I've also tried 2 different android proxy serv apps and it give unrestricted speeds. But I don't trust any proxy app if I can't see source. Apps are servers unlimited and every proxy
HT202303 has a list of things that are end-to-end encrypted. iCloud Backup is not in that list. Furthermore, it says:

> Messages in iCloud also uses end-to-end encryption. If you have iCloud Backup turned on, your backup includes a copy of the key protecting your Messages. This ensures you can recover your Messages if you lose access to iCloud Keychain and your trusted devices. When you turn off iCloud Backup, a new key is generated on your device to protect future messages and isn't stored by Apple.

Note that all of the following are entirely different services:

- iMessage (nominally e2e)

- Messages in iCloud (e2e, but with the key stored in iCloud Backup if enabled) - this is a way of synchronizing iMessages across all of your devices (independent of backups)

- iCloud Backup (not e2e)

iCloud Backup is backing up either iMessage plaintext (if Messages in iCloud is off) or iMessage decryption keys (if Messages in iCloud is on), to Apple keys. In private conversations with Apple employees, I understood that this was to be fixed, but then the fix was never released. Then I read this:

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusiv...

You can test this state of affairs trivially:

1. Get an iPhone, turn on iCloud Backup and iMessage.

2. Send and receive some iMessages, and do a backup.

3. Throw the iPhone into the river.

4. Call Apple, and claim you forgot your Apple ID password, and need to reset it. They will verify your identity using other information, and reset your Apple ID password.

5. Get a new iPhone. Log in with your reset Apple ID password, and restore from backup.

6. See message plaintext, decrypted with no key from you, your password, or your now-riverbed-domiciled old phone.

Apple can decrypt full iCloud Backups without the user's password, or the user's device. These backups contain message history, message attachments, and iMessage decryption keys (which can be used to decrypt iMessage ciphertext which has already transited Apple's iMessage service).

Apple is very careful not to ever explicitly lie, but to also say things in such a way that leads people to believe things (that benefit Apple) that aren't strictly true. HT202303 is a very good example of that style. If you don't have a detailed understanding of the different services ("iMessage", "Messages in iCloud", "iCloud Backup", et c) then you will likely misunderstand the statements.
How do you know it has less regulations?
My observation as a user is that it's still good if you are starting a new account from scratch. But if you have been using it for a decade and made lots of customizations and added plugins over the years, they get more clunky as they continue to update their product.
> The fundamental problem is a lack of jobs, because there is no market mechanism by which the private sector will create sufficient jobs to hire everybody who wants work.

This is an extraordinary claim, and requires extraordinary evidence.
Also, I think this is kind of needed. For example, if you report a user for sending a dick pic it's kind of important if they were sexting or not.
I would love some kind of extension which analyses the language used in an article and gives it some kind of quality score.

Examples of certain words and phrases which frequently appear in the sort of (low-quality political clickbaity point-scoring nonsense) articles I don't want to see are:

backlash, unacceptable, said on twitter, abhorrent, disgraceful, slammed, ought to be ashamed of him/herself, woke, snowflake, social media post, millennial, boomer, pariah, wave of protest, high horse, bandwagon, outrage
I did a 9 week bootcamp and I've been a productive developer for 5 years now (I was an unproductive developer for the first year). I was incredibly lucky to find a company willing to take a chance on me, because I was completely useless at first. This is not an advisable strategy for changing careers, especially for someone with dependents.
The music on the demo video sounds really off, like it’s coming from a cheap radio. I’m watching/listening on my phone, but other things don’t sound that way on these speakers. It sounds shrill and tinny.
Yes, that. Simple things like a little stats, a default position of skepticism, an understanging that the message and the messenger are separate, would go a long way.
> Verbose does not ‘easier to read’ make

Java is founded on the opposite principle, I think.
Cali Turkeys Likely to Trot North as Climate Warms, but May Not Leave Suburbs
And 4 years after a war were we lost a bunch of kids lives. That day he became a legend to Argentina.
I recommend to switch to CloudKit sync and check if you don't have changed the file extension in the preferences.
He constantly updates it. Update 4 for example talks about libinput.
You have a sales team out talking to those grocery stores. You need to keep track of the relationships they have with those stores, the conversations they have, where those stores are along the journey to becoming customers. You want to understand how your marketing expenses influence that process. Further downstream, you’ll probably want to connect sales data to those stores over time to understand patterns and manage your operations. These are all pretty common use cases for something like Salesforce and there is a pretty widely accepted data model that most companies adopt to do these sorts of things which Salesforce out of the box is built around.
And juicero. “But it makes economic sense!!”
Yes. Same as any organisation who is sent a copy of the screenshots by the user.
Vertex array objects are not which can be a bit of a pain.
For context, I believe (unless there's others I haven't heard of) this is what watwut is referring to.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_genocide#Facebook's_r...
Related: Oil has an regex syntax that composes and doesn't have escaping problems:

https://www.oilshell.org/release/latest/doc/eggex.html

Direct link to example:

https://www.oilshell.org/release/latest/doc/eggex.html#examp...

A longer example:

http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2019/12/22.html#eggex
Thank you! You're right, the leanpub listing should have a link to the project's homepage, and a link to the Github.

And I had removed the "Fork me on Github" banner thing from the nitrogenproject.com homepage, and forgot to re-add a proper link to the github. I've rectified both of these.

Thanks again!
I'll believe that when the average Brazilian, Russian or Indian produces more CO2 than the average American, Australian or Brit.
Armory (YC W17) Release v2.23.0 Is GA
you're blaming ground-level individual doctors and nurses for administrative and systematic industry failures. In a heavily regulated and specialized industry where mobility is more limited.
It's the flawed moments that separate this sport from those that are basically boring scientific experiments for identifying the fastest, strongest or the most accurate.

You surely wouldn't design it deliberately with those flaws and if the flaws were designed on purpose they'd fail at contributing to entertainment, but ripping them out doesn't necessarily make it better.

Just like you wouldn't want to fix US elections in any way at all if their purpose was entertainment. Football's purpose is.
Federation is no panacea either, it's also a privacy tradeoff, since the communication metadata is distributed across multiple servers operated by different people (unless you only communicate with people on the same homeserver that hosts your own account).
It's much more likely that the reason is someone going "well what if people want to abuse this?" without any evidence that they would.

Also: requiring your customers to ask for their money back when you know that you didn't deliver the service promised and all other billing is automated.. come on.
It happens everywhere. It doesn't mean 50% of the country agrees with their decision. Populists politics use anything in hand to survive, any escape might help to smooth the unattractive truth but the suburbs have no charms to soothe the restless dreams of youth.
I tried it, but I can't seem to get it to work. Possibly because I don't know the "device ID" of my Android phone since I lost it.

I got an iPhone SE and turns out I can't really import the Android backup on an iPhone, and there's no way to access it either.

Some backup.

Damnit why is everything related to mobile so needlessly fecking difficult. I just want to read some damn plain text files that are right there but it doesn't allow me to access for no reason in particular. I hate everything about mobile so much.
Funny? 8 channels is the standard AMD Epyc socket. Most threadrippers (AMD's workstation chip) are 4 channel, but there is a variant that's 8 channel.
I find this passion argument accurate, yet distasteful. We as a society should not expect adults with dependents to do the "passionate, young, single developer" grind just to get a steady job because their old one is automated or outsourced. This is not healthy even for the stereotypical CS grad, much less your average out-of-work auto plant worker.
Seems wider. Or maybe lots of Amazon services themselves (i.e., Amazon Music Unlimited and Alexa) run out of east-1.
The Space Station is getting a new front door
Report them to the police you mean?
You Need to Opt Out of Amazon Sidewalk
I’m sure it takes years for a nurse to learn the ins and outs of the job, but my point is if they were paid well historically, then more people would have become nurses. And perhaps less trained people like CNA’s can be trained in a few months to start assisting nurses? But it has to begin with incentivizing them with proper pay.

Relying on people’s charity to do their duty in lieu of competitive pay is not a good strategy.
Back when I was taught matrix multiplication, I was told matrix is "just a table of numbers", and in order to "multiply" matrix to another, you walk from left to right, and on the other matrix, you go top to bottom. And th... (muffled voices). I thought it was game invented to pracitce more integer multiplication and improve concentation.

Later, during college, I see matrices again! I went, "hang on, I thought... that wasn't a game after all?!".

Decades later I discover 3b1b and Pavel Grinfeld [1] videos. My fist emotion was anger: "This is what you told me 'just a table of numbers'?". What a cruel joke!

[1] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlXfTHzgMRUKXD88IdzS1..., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I04GHpKc-WQ&list=PLlXfTHzgMR..., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odV3oJOpE8s&list=PLlXfTHzgMR...
Surely the "Mathematical Monospace" set of characters have merit in being allowed on HN, this misuse of them notwithstanding?
I have no reason to suspect that the user is not doing the above.

And from the point of devs it doesn't matter. As I wrote earlier, I believe devs (or maybe product owners) should act if they receive a sufficient number of reports like this.
I mean the marginal tax rate increase from current levels. Unless you mean gasoline taxes should be $4+ additional per gallon compared to what they are now.
I interpret OPs point to be one that highlights the already existing Nirvana Fallacy that is the core of idealistic veganism. My analogy adds directly to that point.
Congrats on missing the point more loudly and repeatedly.
It takes longer than 3 months to acquire the skills necessary to land a job.