skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have the same experience as you. I have used Spring Boot in different environments for 5-6 years (first complex global enterprise and later small startup). Spring Boot have been enabling me to be very productive. I haven't had any major issues that I can blame on the "magic" that Spring Boot provides.

I have read startup experiences with other frameworks where they write blog posts about all the issues they had to spend time to fix, that is trivial to solve using Spring. There is a slight learning curve in the beginning, but it is worth it in my opinion.
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Yes, and besides being more secure it is also more available: I'm much more likely to be able to receive email when resetting a password than I am to have cell reception and have the correct SIM card in my phone. (Examples for access to email but not SMS include: International travel, airplane Wi-Fi, bad cell signal.)

I feel like much of what's wrong with SMS 2FA comes down to a misguided idea of "everyone has exactly one phone number", which is simply not true for a lot of people.
And I'm pretty sure most people hasn't tried to force too many people. It's one thing to tell your family, maybe your neighbour, especially when you know all of them did it it the past and another is going out of your way.

But as I explicitly said the thing I found weird is not that he did share it but the effort he put into the presentation and how I think that doesn't fit with the goal or at least the message.
I am a manager, and I disagree.

The ranges overlap: an early career engineer will definitely be paid less than an early career manager... but a top engineer should be able to earn more than the vast majority (if not all) of the managers.
EXACTLY THIS, thanks for writing it our clear and loud
>> Here's a litmus test to know whether you're likely disconnected: As a techie/doctor/engineer did you become by far the highest paid person in your wider family by your mid 20s? If the answer is "NO", then you would be disconnected by default - unless you consciously invested effort to educate yourself.

As the article hints at, many people who come from er, non-traditional tech backgrounds, enter the tech industry later in life. Your test of "by your mid 20's" would hoover them up along with the people you're trying to point to.

Let's just not group people together indiscriminately, shall we? That should be a rule of thumb that might work once in a while.
At least the museum then owns the Rembrand and could, for example, charge people to come and see it, or increase the prestige of their museum by displaying it.

Whereas, with the Grumpy Cat NFT, someone, somewhere, can exhibit some bits that shows they "own"(?) this particular image of Grumpy Cat, which is reproduced millions of times across the internet. Does the NFT even convey the legal rights to the image? Can you send DMCA takedowns based on owning the NFT for an image? What even makes the NFT non-fungible?

In fact, if anyone wants it, I'll happily sell you the NFT https://robinmessage.com/nft/GrumpyCat for $100,000 and I'll promise:

- to probably never issue that NFT to anyone else;

- and that, in some ineffable way, it represents the original Grumpy Cat.
San Antonio woman leaks spinal fluid after receiving Covid nasal swab
It is probably possible to sideload only because it's not popular. If people were abandoning the Play Store en masse, I think Google would remove that in no time.
only 30 million? considering how much apple makes in profits from their app store thats a lot less
Hinkley Point C != All nuclear plants.

If you state this fallacy you should at least tell everyone the unique geological issues HPC is facing.
They share the prize “for their foundational contributions to theoretical computer science and discrete mathematics, and their leading role in shaping them into central fields of modern mathematics”.
Big run up on GFTs. Get in now!
> they're hoping that this will stop some app developers from demanding the right to use third party payment processors

I thought you could do that for apps through the Play store. For example I pay for the Windy app through Paypal.
Type hints are optional.

Type hints are very different to a strongly typed language with a good type system. Haskel as an extreme feels like algebra, you have a type a, you need a type c, you have a function a to b, and a function b to c, you just compose them together and from your a you have a b. Tools like hoogle can tell you the function to use for the given args to get to the final type you want.

Ignoring Haskel even Typescript can let you express things hard to express in Python with ADT’s etc.

Docker has nothing to do with Python but if you want to produce an artifact you can just run anywhere it solves the dependency issue in that the decencies are in the image and you don’t need to run pip install on a deployment server.
Generally investors want to convince other investors of the truth (as they see it) once they've already made the bet.

The exception to that rule is if you have trouble getting OUT of an illiquid position (as in the example you quote) - then you don't want to panic other investors before you've successfully taken the other side.
Hmmmm.

I learned somewhere that certain people that pass a certain "threshold" are not only fooled^H^H^H^H^H^Hconvinced by Nigerian prince scams, but utterly convinced that they are true.

I'm now wondering if there's a variant of this occurring on the other side of the equation, where people that fit within a certain threshold of "not being scammed" fit within this threshold so strongly it's impossible for them to break out of it and look at "how to actually scam ethically" from outside the box (where said box would say "hang on a minute, that sentence right there is an oxymoron")
I've come to realize that the promise of a 50/50 split between technical work and management after getting promoted to a data science technical lead manager is not something that is feasible within my org. Unfortunately, I'm at an organization in which the only way up is for ICs to move to management. So I'm leaving to another company that has much more runway for IC career progression.

I've got a great relationship with my current employer, so I've mentioned this career progression issue to them in my exit interview and it's something that middle management is tracking, but getting corporate leadership on board to change their thinking is difficult since our revenue is driven by billable work on a man hour basis. This creates an incentive for people to build teams of direct reports under them and grow a business line/contract to increase revenue in order to show value and accelerate career growth.

Until the company can get more service contracts where they're selling software/licenses/support instead of butts in seats, I don't see this paradigm changing any time soon.

Very interesting how business models drive things like this. Obvious in hindsight, but still interesting to think about in terms of incentives driving org structure.
Again, availability bias. The people screaming the loudest about this are also screaming the loudest about other Left/Liberal issues. The normal left-leaning folks don't get heard. It's pretty natural to conclude that this group represents the whole.

I'm also convinced that the screamers aren't really interested in stopping black people from being offended (let alone actually harassed/murdered). I think they're much more interested in getting recognition for fighting the fight.
A situation like this can backfire quickly though. If the project fails or a setback occurs, the architects can quickly say that the engineers weren't following the original design and specifications.
I've been deploying Everything to anyone who loses their documents on our employee workstations. It's a wonderful tool; how Windows search should work.
Irecived my first doze previous week, I was supposed to get next doze in 3 weeks, but now its delivery is suspended here.

Not sure what will happen, if they do pull it alltogether, get 2 doses of some other vaccine ?
clearly false. the same person can sell and buy because it's anonymous.
Anti-Zionism isn't the same thing as anti-Semitism.
The company I work for has forbidden the use of Google and their services such as GCP etc. due to how they treat their Play Store developers and other customer, in particular that there never seems to be any human being that you can talk to and find out what you need to do to fix the situation. We do not want the same to occur to our servers or if there is an overflow from Play Store ban to GCP etc. The business risk is too high when you rely on Google's services.

Some examples:

Ban app even when competitors are similar - https://www.vice.com/en/article/z3vdpj/google-play-store-ban...

Ban due to wrong wording - https://twitter.com/hermaritz/status/1371383715381805061

Terraria banned - https://twitter.com/Demilogic/status/1358661840402845696

New project banned - https://medium.com/@amton15127/why-you-should-not-use-fireba...

Google bans company - https://www.reddit.com/r/tifu/comments/8kvias/tifu_by_gettin...

Google bans mail - https://talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog/a-serf-on-googles-farm

Ban app for communicating changes during covid - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23221447

Adwords ban - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23224791

Serverpunch bad support - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17431609

Delete app - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20826618

Google bans game with pandemic - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23229073

Google bans dev with no recourse - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15197357
Are there any indications how much this new feed will cost?

If the existing feed remains available, as a big enterprise I wouldn't pay much for use of the new feed. Just to have a few more data formatting options and possibly filtering of events barely seems worth it - I can get one of my own in house developers to implement the same in a few weeks, so if the cost is >$20k per year, I don't think I would be subscribing.

I suspect the unsaid undertones are "this new feed has an SLA, and the old one doesn't, so we'll be deliberately breaking the old feed on a more regular basis till you are forced to pay for the new one".
"Non-Fungible Token".

Crypto-currencies, for the most part, attempt to be fungible — all ethereum is the same and can be used for the same things. (There's a real argument to be made that BTC is not quite fungible). This is an important property for money to have. Shares in a company are fungible too, as are, say eggs (I can ask you for an egg today, I can give you another egg tomorrow, or I could give you the same one back if I haven't used it)

NFTs go in the exact opposite direction. Token are unique and not interchangeable. This models things like art, or real estate. If I lend you the Mona Lisa, you can't settle that loan by returning Guernica.

NFTs are really interesting in terms of the sort of applications you can build on top of them, but, as usual, the bro investor community around crypto is just milking the novelty factor for money.
You are correct and I understand the logical flaw.

Its just the 99% correlation with my life experience, observations of real impactful polarization, which leave me without another way to describe it.

Be my guest in rewriting it more accurately.
All taxing capital gains does is slows it down as a currency for every day goods. I’m taking USD loans against it because it’s tax efficient (not because it would be unpractical, what people usually suggest).
Russia threatens to block Twitter in a month as content dispute escalates
Dogs orient and move in synchrony with family members
> there is this a significant intersection between career changers/developers coming from non traditional backgrounds (i.e. people with no CS degree) and minorities. Put your money where your fucking mouths are and hire these people.

I am white, and grew up in what would best be described as a mix between military housing and a trailer park. Crime was a part of daily life, upward mobility was "join the military", and access to educational resources was a joke. I made it to software because I was incredibly lucky and ahead of the curve in the industry. Pre-internet, programming was something I found because I was bored and the one library I had access to had a computer and a few books by Peter Norton. I was programming when adults around me couldn't figure out wordperfect to type a letter (not that that was an easy task). A kind person gave me an old clunker of a machine to take home and that was enough to spark a career. (after my mother yelled at me for using so much electricity, of course)

I am now in a place where I can use my experience to speak for me instead of my educational credentials, but the first half of my career I worked some abysmal tech jobs because many companies gate kept positions behind college degrees, even with relevant work experience (and compared to most unskilled jobs, even a bad tech job is a good job). Even now, among my peers the phrase "Where did you go to school?" is one I hear often, and when I say "I didn't." it gets me some strange looks and often a feeling of instantly being devalued in this person's eyes. I've done what I can to remove these hiring practices in orgs I've been a part of in the last 20 years, and I have seen positive change in general, but the system is still fundamentally biased against those with the financial means to enter it.
No, since many services intentionally don't allow using a VoIP number for SMS 2FA, for example Venmo. It's infuriating.
This paper is looking at a small scale human study in SA with mostly younger participants, which does make the results difficult to apply to the wider population.

They also only use a 4 week dosing schedule where the suggestion and actual rollout in the UK is following the 10-12 week schedule between first and second doses.

The variant in question seems to escape the majority of Antibody detection, but T-Cells still seem to provide significant protection against severe disease and death.

https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid...

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.03.11.435000v1

The main published results aren't yet from human scale studies but here is one in hamsters showing a comparison in organ damage and results between unvaccinated and vaccinated with the Oxford/AZ vaccine.
What in the hell is wrong with them?! As a Github user of more than 10 years I never read those instructions any more so didn't notice this. It's still there! They are insidiously instructing inexperienced developers to modify their own repositories for no reason other than earning imaginary "not racist" bonus points. Horrible behaviour and a total abuse of power.
GitHub is serving broken CSS
This is what GitHub looks like right now: https://i.imgur.com/WJ3ZOLp.png

What's up with their QA processes recently?
I paid for Opera (twice) because it was clearly the superior product. People spend money on a better machine, so why not on a clearly better browser? (At that time).

And although browsers are no longer distinctly better than each other, I still donate to Mozilla.
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As a devil's advocate, how about the notion that requiring mobile numbers mitigates, if only a little, automated spam?
You are personally attacking me for no reason. What does my other comments has to do with this comment?

I don't care whether you believe me or not. This is a fake news at it's best.

Regarding my comments,

[1] That lady is self marketing guru. It's confirmed everywhere even Reddit.

[2] Modern C++ is simpler than TypeScript, Go, Rust. Modern C++ become more like Python.

https://preshing.com/20141202/cpp-has-become-more-pythonic/

https://web.archive.org/web/20131015192353/http://cpp-next.c...

[3] The comment about Christ is a Joke. Can't I make Jokes on HN?
Nothing is secure, but some things are more secure than others. I'd argue it's still worth comparing and making conscious security tradeoffs.
Why not SQLite? You get an efficient file format, and can easily add metadata to each file. That is how the Geopackage format works for storing tile caches for mapping data. There are often millions of small files that don't work well on a file system. I think there is even a standard for storing directory structures on SQLite.
Slavery has defined the country

I don't think this is true. What percentage of White Americans, during the period of slavery, owned any slaves? Was it even 1%?

It is one facet of American history yes, but it is very far from the "definition" of the country.
It's all about money and connections. I remember one of the clients app got banned from a known payment processor and then few months later a similar app was processing payments with that company just fine but it turns out it was created by someone knowing that payment company owners.
it's actually less secure then email. Or even a signed letter depending on what security you are looking for..

And some 2FA are actually less demanding wrt. information delivery then SMS.
Like I said - so do many vaccines. I suppose we need to all lock ourselves back in our houses for a few more years while researchers make a new vaccine for Covid-19, that does provide sterlising immunity?

This is why creating a vaccine for coronaviruses is a fool's errand. This is all very predictable. We have to look at the actual harm being done, and decide if all this is worth it.
In the enterprise class FR software I work on, EVM is one of the methods used for "liveness detection" in live video - no pulse, or impossible-be-be-alive pulses get flagged.
From Wikipedia:

> Traditionally, Zwarte Piet is black because he is a Moor from Spain. However, since the late twentieth century the common explanation of Zwarte Piet's blackness has been that it is due to the soot on his body acquired during his many trips down the chimneys of the homes he visits. Those portraying Zwarte Piet usually put on blackface and colourful Renaissance attire in addition to curly wigs and bright red lipstick. In recent years, the character has become the subject of controversy.
I believe many of the microg services are mocked out in a way that makes apps 'work', but complex things like step counting in Google fit or face recognition will always return some bogus results.

Still, it makes 99% of apps work.
Speak for yourself. I find it incredibly inconvenient compared to email.
Wikimedia is welcome to raise money for wikimedia. Their fundraisers on wikipedia are however as much a dark pattern as anything google and facebook do on their privacy.
It's interesting the way old problems come back around. The master/slave terminology was a controversial thing people argued about when I started with Usenet in the early nineties. It's a pity those old Usenet postings aren't easier to search and reference.

More recently, the comments on this 2003 Slashdot story echo what's had been written here today pretty closely, just replace "woke" with "politically correct". [1] A quick scan makes it seem like there is a master/slave drinking game to be had, involving finding the same comment in that comment section and this one.

I assume the argument about master/slave terminology dates back even further than my experience, but the question of how a person would conduct a controversy without NNTP or at least, for the love of God, UUCP is a mystery. Magnetic tape transported via sailing ships? Signals transferred great distances by lighting fiery beacons atop mountains? Passenger pigeons? The way people are using this extremely old argument and their peers' engagement with it to draw conclusions about where their current popular culture is going is entertaining.

[1] https://slashdot.org/story/03/11/25/0014257/la-county-bans-u...
Light reflections would have to be one of the easiest artifacts to fix given the depth of work on lighting in computer graphics, no?
Things can come over the horizon towards you though.
Trying to "solve" deepfakes with recognition is a dead end, as it's an arms-race between generators and detectors.

We stop treating video as if its some perfect representation of reality that's inherently trustworthy, and learn from confronting similar issues with other media earlier in history.

Focus on media literacy, critical thinking and digital literacy.
right, somehow I was thinking of persistent memory.
I believe Games is the one exception - Games must use the Play Store for all in-app purchases.
I agree with you that the culture I was raised in has had a huge effect on me.
You can take the man of the country but you can’t take the country out of the man.

In hindsight I don’t think I was raised in a particularly enlightened culture. Do those even exist?
I would much rather have us move past dumb social biases and constructs and work together to build a better future and a more universal and cooperative world.
In addition, one could also infer from the article that the original purpose of meditation was to break from the cycle of infinite reincarnations by means of bringing the mind in a disassociative state with reality (life on earth). I understand that the psychotic state overlaps with a disassocative state.
I also understood that it is common knowledge that meditating a lot leads to insommia and that even meditating more than 30 minutes per day as a measurable effect on sleep quality. So, it seems that meditation is only useful when you believe in reincarnation and believe it is the only way for escaping the endless wheel of reincarnation. If you believe you have but one life, it is probably not the best method to benefit from that one life.
Pete Deemer (Agile Sensei) is now advising a software company in Sri Lanka
Pete Deemer, the Scrum legend, is now advising Calcey, a boutique software development company in Calcey that has connections to Silicon Valley.
Look, Any Vice reporter can be bribed. You're missing the point.
I have heard/seen the phrase before, I was just very surprised to see it thrown out in this situation.
Unlocking Big Data? Math
Unfortunately it's all a mess trying to find it on Twitter, but most mentions are of her and the teams efforts[1][2]. She’s often referenced by others in the field as well [3].

There’s too much out there and I found Twitter quite difficult to search for things like this.

If you search for “chise vaccine” on LinkedIn[4], a few people in the field also referencing her tweets.

Wish I had something more definitive to give you.

[1] https://twitter.com/sailorrooscout/status/1371159231618019337?s=20
[2] https://twitter.com/sailorrooscout/status/1358118660737540097?s=21
[3] https://twitter.com/andrew_croxford/status/1356312317714169856?s=20
[4] https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/all/?keywords=chise%20vaccine&origin=GLOBAL_SEARCH_HEADER
No, Australia. But there are a fair few developed, isolated countries with little to no COVID.
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As I said, I have no problem sharing it. The controversy I see is between the message of "off grid, good old fashioned solitude in the forest" vs the "instagrammy, watch me how I do, big brotherish" (as in the TV show) attitude. Not the fact that he conveyed information of what it's like to build a cabine.

In other words if you want to show and document the process of building such a thing, that's ok. But it's not that. If you want to document your 'journey' of solitude, that's OK too, but you can't do that in my opinion by constantly minding about how you look on camera. Because that kind of defeats any purpose I can think of for solitude. (I.e. am I really alone if I keep thinking about the society that I wanted to leave behind and continue acting as if I was still there and they were still all watching.)

You can look at it as an art project. I.e. "this is how I imagine what it feels like to build a cabine in the woods on your own".