skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If you have your device, Cellebrite is not your concern.

But if the attacker has a 0day, which likely all the big players do, they don't need your physical device. Which means signal will do squat to protect your data in that case.
It depends on your use case. I wrote many web apps w/ frameworks like Django before migrating to React several years ago. The point I wanted to add was, when I started using React, (after the very initial hump) it felt like a breath of fresh air. I didn't feel complicated or confusing, it felt like it was de-complicating everything I was doing. My point is, if it doesn't feel that way, you may not have the problems React solves well and probably aren't missing out.
Hilarious, yes.

> You are 15% basic. Yeah, you've got some obscure artists like VanKatoen, but your real top ones are ultra-mainstream like The Weeknd..

> Based on your listening habits, I can also tell you your spotify was...

> dad-rock bad

> neverland-ranch bad

> nineties-dorm-room bad

> studded-leather-jacket bad

> wannabe-tenor-but-probably-a-bass bad

As a rock-listening dad who spent most of the 90s living in a dorm room, I felt spied on.
i have more faith in the onion than bbc, they are from the best newspaper
Remember BUDs (Big Ugly Dishes) used for satellite reception? The band they operate on is 3.7 to 4.2 GHz. The FCC has repurposed 3.7 to 4.0 GHz (3.98 to 4 GHz is a guard band) for 5G. Satellite downlinks will continue to operate at 4.0 to 4.2 GHz.
> Your spotify was romcom-trailer-music-walmart-hawaiian-shirt-slow-dance bad.

> Thank your obsessions with Ed Sheeran, mellow gold, and Wonderful Tonight for that.

> Based on your listening habits, I can also tell you your spotify was...

> mainstream-country bad

> like-country-but-smoke-weed-with-your-gay-friends bad

> DMB-die-hard bad

> wear-carhartts-to-your-desk-job bad

> requests-bohemian-rhapsody-at-weddings bad

> Here's what else is going on in your aural trash fire:

You listen to these tracks too much:

Highwomen by The Highwomen
WAP by Cardi B
Classic by Cam
Forgetting You by Cam
Bridge Over Troubled Water by Willie Nelson

You stan these artists to an uncomfortable extent:

Ed Sheeran
George Strait
Sturgill Simpson
Cam
Dolly Parton

You are 18% basic. Yeah, you've got some obscure artists like Brooks Dixon, but your real top ones are ultra-mainstream like Taylor Swift..

You're stuck in the early 2010s. You only listen to Obama-era jams like Poison & Wine by The Civil Wars and Emmylou - Spotify Sessions by First Aid Kit.
> I would assume the people who want to be in the corporate giants are, and the rest of us... don't want to be?

If that was the case then the Google interview would have a 100% success rate, when in reality it is ~0.2%.
I started an opiate taper at 40mg loperamide a day and while I didn't feel euphoria it definitely had a strange, almost dissociative high. On other forums people report therapeutic effects up in the 100mg range, but ymmv
Start backwards: what metric of "goodness" are you using? Then, once you have a goal in mind, you can decide on the best way to get there.
Doesn't matter. Raise a FINRA complaint now.

You don't need to be an expert in the rules and try to determine on your own whether it's a violation of FINRA's rules. FINRA will do that for you.

Even if Robinhood technically disclosed that they might do it, violating a customer's express orders without documenting appropriate reasons for doing so is generally a violation of FINRA's rules. Brokers have lost their licenses for shenanigans like that.
I do hiring (not recruiting).

I generally want to understand what someone's ask is first.

After that I'm usually very upfront (ie, immediate verbal feedback) on how that falls into the position vs their apparent skill set etc.

If they have come in low (not uncommon for non bay area folks) I'll let them know that there are opportunities for growth beyond where they would start at. If they are someone we want we'll generally beat their ask as well to get them where they should reasonably be. Then usually there are two years of substantial pay increases. My own experience, these tend to be great folks to have on team if you can give them 3 years of nice growth.

If they are too high I'm usually upfront that at that rate they'd be flat compensation wise for a number of years or that the amount is simply too high relative to skill for position and our needs.

It used to be market was so tight, that if you found a great person you could go 2x what the planned budget was. Not sure if all orgs have that flex so that makes it a bit unusual.
There are _still_ android phones that become unusable bricks because they're stuck in boot loops. Google will happily send you another new phone, but the 4XL is vulnerable to one of the recent updates.
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Not being super familiar with Windows, is an escalation from "low privilege" to "medium privilege" actually concerning in practice?

(e.g., this be used for something like breaking out of a Chrome sandbox?)
It limits your options down. If you say you're looking for $100/hour, and the recruiter was planning on giving you $150/hour…guess what offer you're going to get?
There’s considerable precedent for seeding IP lists or using stealthy tactics (e.g. imagine how it’d be trying to block something which searches Google or Twitter, hits a random ad network).
Criticizing a stock photo is addressing the tone, not the content.

Your distrust is misplaced because it's been confirmed by multiple people in the government now.
I'm fairly certain there was at least one doctor who used to write Linux kernel code as a way to get rid of stress after work.

(3 minutes of searching got me Con Kolivas, and "ck" sounds familiar so that might be him.)

edit: now I see heavyset_go has commented about the same.
If you read the old testament, it's brutal and often barbaric. It's written in bronze age and relfects life of the time. To argue that it reflects morals or 'messed up' situatuons we'd consider in civilised society is to be delusional.
Until there's a strong enough impetus and they start to learn the game to understand it: I'd considered Andrew Yang a normal person, who published a book called The War On Normal People before running for President this last election.

More people like him will come to light, especially once policy proposals he's made like Freedom Dividend/UBI, Ranked Choice Voting, Democracy Dollars, Journalism Dollars get implemented to break apart the two-party system.
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The fundamental problem is that these desirable features are likely contrary to google's interests. They have convinced themselves that their recommendation system maximizes engagement, so anything that pulls users away from that is a pottential threat to growth of attention directed toward ads. They will tolerate these power-user style methods as long as they remain statistically unpopular among users. I seriously doubt they would willingly provide a button that negates the fruits of the targeting work at the core of their business model.
I expect it's like how stamp collecting used to be the world's most popular hobby. It might not have been anybody's favorite activity, but it was commonly accessible to everyone. They call these things "lowest common denominator". If you have to pick something for everybody, that's probably a better choice than any niche group's favorite thing.
“modern phone encryption sort of sucks”
Browsers could possibly bundle it, but let’s not bloat the language specification with jQuery
I recently got interviewed by a FAANG company, and it was not a nice experience, it had like 4 hours of back to back interviews with 4 different people and couple of them didn't even bother.. on the technical side, I was asked questions that didn't even fit my profile :( .

although am waiting for their response, regardless of whether i have cleared their "tech" rounds, at this point I dont even care about that interview anymore or their offer (if it did happen) :|

so the fine print is, be attentive in the interviews and see whether "they" really care about you, and if you dont feel comfortable about other side, dont bother!
Why would you not just modify your hosts file on your machine? Do you really need a raspberry pi for this?
i have only seen 'resting bitch face' as memes. is it the same as 'poker face'?

one could still get a lot from the face. which side is sunburnt, eye make up...teeth, hair around the ears, grooming, make up colours, jewelery..

people cant help it..sneers, smiles, twitches, tics, eye blinking, eye brow raises

especially touching the face. its the most important clue to when someone is nervous or hiding something or lying etc. touching eyes, nose, face. now nobody touches their face!
Well, of course they do. That gives them more information about you "for free", which would be useful to them if your salary ask is below what they had imagined you would want.
Google/Fitbit will monetise health data and harm consumers [pdf]
Never give the first number
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24588379
I work on this team at Netflix.

You can get a better idea of where we are in our journey to Kubernetes (both already deployed and being developed) from this presentation:

https://www2.slideshare.net/aspyker/herding-kats-netflixs-jo...

The general idea is we're adopting parts of Kubernetes where we can and working to extend Kubernetes in ways that integrate well with the approach Netflix has taken to Compute. We plan to bring the approaches Netflix takes to Kubernetes to the community over time as makes sense for the broader community. This work on leveraging user namespaces is a good example of something that while unique to Netflix is something we would like to see the community benefit from as well.
The end result is a lot more pleasant than I expected it to be before clicking.

Other than Helvetica and maybe Times New Roman/Calibri, how many other fonts have had a lasting influence on culture?
> Charli D'amelio

I have no idea who this is, but can confirm that they take up something like 50% of the screen real estate. The other half is a BBQ channel.
It feels l33t to appropriate the terminology of a professional -

like "We need to control the optics of the situation"

"I flashed my cellphone but it failed and now it's bricked."

but the unsophisticated public gets it wrong and now here we are, every recent unpatched exploit is now 0day
>It seems like it's always some fame chasing YouTubers/people who dont deserve being on the Trending list instead of actual cool videos and content.

What else should they be showing? How does the algorithm determine what are "cool videos and content" to someone who hasn't entered searches? It makes the most sense to put the top Youtube channels/stars on the front page, after all they are the most viewed.

>Are you producing original and awesome content? No one will ever find your video.

This is why TikTok has blown up; an absolute nobody can get a million views on their video overnight.
Icecast+VLC or Groove.FM work great for my needs. Is Spotify really that useful for folks? What is it that yall like?
In real life, RH's competitors aren't hypothetical. They're actual brokerages that negotiate better price improvement for their customers. This is the problem.
This is the main issue I had as well. I'm on Linux, and tried all Linux flavors of Spotify that exist to no avail. I switched to Amazon and haven't looked back. You press play, music plays.
What software do you use ? We use bwa/samtools/varscan/bcftools and we've reprocessed old data right from the fastq files a few times. So far we haven't gotten different results.
My guess is that this is due to the spike in traffic when the sale starts and they don't have the infrastructure scaled to take the extra load. As Knufen said, this is not an insolvable problem, it just requires Steam to invest in infrastructure.

In one of my previous companies, we had a standing mandate to be able to support traffic 2.5 times of the max peak traffic we had ever seen. It ensured that our systems didn't go down even under extreme stress but it cost a lot (and believe me we had a lot of folks complaining about it). So it is quite feasible that Steam simply decided that the cost of the additional resources is more than what they loose if the systems go down due to the load.
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I would agree I was baffled how basically windows will take anything from print drivers and ram it into the spooler.
All nation-state governments are just buying 0days from companies like NSO Group and Zerodium.

The question is are you a valuable enough asset that they are gunna burn their $50M 0day just to get your device.

I think Signal is pretty safe from such things. Better than for example Whatsapp. Which seems to be where a majority of these nation-states using their 0days and exploits on.
Thread decoding Simpsons jokes is blowing even the writers’ minds
"The Simpsons’ thick stew of historical references, literary allusion, pop culture trivia, neologism, and comedic invention has long invited viewers to break one of the golden rules of comedy: That there’s nothing to be gained from dissecting a joke. From early message boards to DVD commentaries to the personal Twitter feeds of its writers and producers, the more the show’s dead frogs get poked, the more fascinating layers they reveal."
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There was a kid here in the USA who died doing that. Chubby Emu did a piece on him. Definitely check with your doctor first.
hangs for me at "f marry kill choose fast" fyi
Agreed. Among the other fantastic things about Erlang, the fact that = is effectively an assertion means that unlike other languages where you turn off assertions in production, Erlang retains them in every environment.
It isn’t shameful. It is yet another indicator that the journalism industry is creating the intellectual equivalent of Animal Crossing.

It’s a time waster that entertains- not a reflection of truth. How could any business be considered “the best” in its field and create such a shitty product? Simplest explanation: they are not trustworthy and never were.
I've been delighted to see not only MDs but also a bunch of actual farmers, students, kids, retited people etc :-)
The "culture fit" interview which is standard in tech companies today is nothing but an avenue to introduce whatever bias the interviewer wants with no oversight, no explanation.
BBC article states "BBC has contacted Cellebrite and Signal for comment"

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-55412230
> Also, I need to allow countless third-party services (uMatrix puts the count at 51) to even make the website work.

Here I am with Firefox Focus staring at an almost blank page (except for three page links) because of content and tracker blockers. I usually don’t even bother to explore further in such cases.
I don't know how much Spotify uses human curation, but Apple Music has a lot of human editors behind the scenes to assemble -- and update/maintain -- what I'm pretty sure are tens of thousands of playlists at this point, based on artist and genre and subject and mood and more. And while this is absolutely one of those Totally Subjective YMMV Works For Me May Suck For You deals, for me it's been far more hit than miss.

(I have some experience with Tidal, which also has apparently human-curated lists but they haven't at all at Apple's level. My experience with Spotify wasn't good, but it was also really limited, because it just didn't offer anything obvious over Apple Music to me -- the reverse is almost certainly true for someone who's already deeply invested in Spotify, though!)
Because these are white collar crimes. The people writing and voting on criminal legislation are white collar as well, as are the prosecutors and judges in the courts.

So when deciding upon what punishment would be proportionate to the crime, there tends to be more empathy with the defendants as they are part of that same 'in group'.
I need to get a good software engineering job, BUT I'm tired of the take home projects, the 5 phase interviews just to drop you 1h before a final -not important just burecreacy-google meeting with the VP of Engineering, recuriter just tells you there's been some internal miss-communication on the roles they're hiring and they're not looking for frontend roles anymore, and they're sorry...

Nevermind I'm pretty good at backend too with node/python and devops chops...

I need to learn vue and nuxt for applying to a job now, It would take me 20% effort and time doing it in react/next but who cares... not the recuriters or companies..
If you aced the technical questions, then it must be the behavioral part. One big trap there is the question about conflict resolution. The naive answer "I avoid conflicts" is a mistake: according to the trendy big five personality traits system, avoiding conflicts is a sign of guess what? combative personality. You want to present yourself as a "agreeable" person. The person asking these questions is rarely a psychologist. Instead the interviewer is given a big spreadsheet with 50 or so canned questions and 5 or so columns with examples of answers and how those answers must be interpreted. Finally the interviewer crosschecks your answers with the spreadsheet and gives ratings to five personality traits. In your case, you must be said some keyword, the interviewers, who can't care less, matched that keyword with the spreadsheet and you got a bad rating. The HRs also can't care less, so they obviously don't bother to double-check the ratings (if anyone bothered to actually record your answer). Anyways, morale of the story is that behavioral questions are just like leetcode: you need to know the right answers before you start the interview.
depends on what the fine is for. I'd guess most parking fines are simply for parking in legal paid parking without actually paying. in this case the purpose of the fine is the same as the fee itself: to increase the availability of parking. I don't see any reason to scale the fine here unless you just hate rich people.

in more serious cases (eg, blocking a fire hydrant or alley) simply towing the vehicle seems like penalty enough.
Humanode X Secret Network: Biometric User Authentication and Key Management
More details on the original bug:

https://securelist.com/operation-powerfall-cve-2020-0986-and...
That sounds like the core principals of BeOS from the late nineties; hardly modern, no?
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Did you apply for a C# or javascript job?
As for the latter: Or you know, most applications don’t need manual memory management because more often than not, programmers WILL get it wrong.
Unless you really need that level of control over the hardware, you ARE better off with a good runtime env
That is a good point. The company is certainly no FAANG, but those aren't quite my cup of tea, so I am grateful for that.
Oh, awesome! Thanks for the feedback!
To everyone complaining about how to trick the Spotify AI: This is why I still listen to the radio/watch DJ streams on Twitch. Because a human still curates the experience. It's just a matter of finding a human you tend to agree with, and then you literally do nothing but listen.
I prefer written communications so I have a copy for future reference.
FAANGs are a different beast altogether. Especially at the IC level, it is 99% technical, given a normal-human-being-behavior. Then, technical the way they (individual interviewer and company) evaluate it and you don't know about, since I had a few interviews in which I was confident I did a very good job (I am not a junior...) and they got back with a rejection on technical grounds.

One striking example was when I solved the coding problems posed to me in 15 minutes out of the 45 available, the interviewer said "that's great, I don't have any more questions, please use this time for you to ask about the company" and then the recruiter told me I was rejected because I did not do the coding part well enough.
Using only the homeowner's house key and extensive key-sliding-into-lock reverse-engineering, I'm able to break into their home. Whitepaper coming soon.
This assumes that your soft skills evaluations are more colored by implicit bias than your technical evaluations. Everything is colored by bias, it's just different kinds of bias. And stuff being inside your area of expertise is no defense against bias. You might subconsciously assume someone doesn't know certain technical things and simply not bother to ask the question.
Everybody knew they were selling order flow. Almost all brokerages are selling order flow, and it's not a problem per se.

The difference is Robinhood is taking a larger percentage of the payment than most others. If you provided that information months ago, it may have been a worthy comment.
Woah. Thanks for the link, as a PyMC3 user I was not looking forward to the transition to 4 expecting to have to relearn the API like the transition from 2 to 3. I was debating wether I should learn 4 or switch to a different library when all I really wanted to do was stick with 3.

Looks like I get the best of both worlds now.
so they can cover the costs of these services without the need for ads to cover those costs.

I don't think that once you pay for a service, ads and selling user data simply go away. In general, companies don't exist to just cover their costs, they exist to make as much money as they can. If they can make money by showing you ads or sell your data, they will.
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Beat me to the punch. I also seem to recall someone on drugs-forum actually attempting to inject loperamide into their spine or neck (details are fuzzy, it was about a decade ago) to get it past the Blood-Brain-Barrier
That statement is belied by the video of the incident, though. Go watch it. She's surrounded by about 8 cops and no one else is present.

Note that Villanueva's original statement about this incident (that she had no credentials and did not identify herself) was a straight lie, again given clear video evidence. So I don't understanding why you're deferring to him here. Again: watch the video. It is ABUNDANTLY clear that the police knew she was a journalist and that they knew she wasn't part of the protest, and that they were punishing her for trying to record their actions. It really is.

Is it really so hard to admit that, yes, cops do bad things sometimes, that we should track that via objective metrics like the linked article, and that this year they've done more of them?
No, the spec has evolved past the need for it. The sites that still use it could easily be rewritten, usually with even less code. Plus, it's not like a large majority of sites using it are actually taking advantage of JQuery features, they're merely including it for Bootstrap.
i have randomly been shown alt right stuff... i have not sought it out... you tube algorithm is garbage.