skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People don't like to be told they have to change the way they do things because... the computer.

Years ago, I was at a very small company that used Exchange. We had some outages and it was just a lot of administrative overhead in a world in which Gmail was by then an option.

But one person in particular fought the change strongly because they were used to a business/sales process that used hierarchical folders to keep documents organized and Gmail, at the time, only had single level labels. The CEO mandated the change anyway but the other person never accepted that Gmail was suitable for our needs.
Intel are so lucky that their fab issues have come at a time when AMD physically cannot even dream of shipping enough chips to make them bleed.

That being said I think Intel only have to get their act together once to get right back in there - they have dragged 14nm all the way, their uarchs can't be that bad.
I approach the Internet as - you are all digital humans. You've passed, but not all digital humans have passed the Turing Test.
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This is nice, but for the MacOS users who have a hard time dealing with the terminal, I've lived by the Secrets prefpane for some years and find it most handy:

https://github.com/ecnepsnai/Secrets
A waiter doesn't sell to an adversting company the fact that I like my food prepared a specific way, nor does/did my local bar tender sell to advertisers that i prefer a specific cocktail. Comparing these are night/day different from what pervassive online tracking is doing.
Admittedly, I have not seen any of Skypher besides their website.

That said, the biggest differentiator that I see is that we use a human in the loop model, while Skypher is a purely software solution.

In other industries, an AI that can answer even 90% of the questions well would be a fantastic result. On a security questionnaire, that's going to lead to more back and forth, more meetings, and more work for the vendor (in this case you). Our reviewers are there to make sure that every question is answered perfectly.

If Skypher solves the problem for you, great!
The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma

by Bessel van der Kolk

>https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18693771-the-body-keeps-...
I bet the author learned a huge amount of valuable context and domain knowledge by reviewing so many forms "by hand".
But there are no onramps available to US citizens for anything but eth.
That is true. However, other linters (e.g., pylint) will check a class satisfies its interface. IIRC, the runtime error for non-implemented abstract methods happens at instantiation time, rather than when said missing method call is attempted.
You are in minority I think. Most people dont want to micro pay for entertainment.
I was more responding to the idea that the primary reason girls were at the mall is because they were following boys who were playing video games.
I mean, you could use it as a cheat sheet, but that's not what it is. IMO macOS has a lot of terrible defaults that are not at all sensible, of course this is quite subjective, but the fact that many mac users accept the defaults isn't really saying much, typically end-users don't even realize there are other options available.
TD Banks drive-throughs are staffed. I recently had to get something notarized and it was good to be able to do it without going in to the bank.
You also have to be able to verify (at least the important parts) of the chip
I'm not saying that Spartan system = Current system. I'm saying that our view of the Spartan system = how future people will view our current system.
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you know, windows LTSC exists
It was posted here before, but you can look at an analysis of the mRNA source code of the Biontech vaccine here: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source...
> PPV TV has always been kind of a minor thing

This is true, but I think fails to be a good counter-example. PPV has always been expensive and focused on single events. What we haven’t seen is AWS style small payments.

Imagine if instead of paying $100/mo for cable TV, we could pay $0.25/hr. If you watched TV 24x7, you’d pay more, but the vast majority of people would pay much less.

The main problem with smaller amount PPV and micro transactions in general is that it is hard to get the billing/accounting right. But this is something that could vendors get right. You only pay for what you use, and what you get is billed in small enough increments that it makes sense for everyone involved.

How this could be applied to online videos, I’m not sure.
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Seriously this is such a BS cover their rear-end from congress move. Now they want to poll the public, get feedback, and move in a democratic fashion? It’s now after the fact they selectively decided which US presidents can be on Twitter and which cannot with zero debate or thoughtfulness of consequences of free speech.
Apple is not giving proper love to their breakthrough laptop chipset. They amazed the world with "neural net on chip" for ML, even mentioning Tensorflow explicitly in its launch. Here's the real deal: getting anything Tensorflow related to even compile on M1 is nothing short of a miracle. Yes, Apple has a binary version (yuck) of TF you can download, but that's not good enough as many projects need specific versions and not everyone (ie OSS devs) can spend that much effort on a fringe tech.

If I were Apple (ehem) I'd spend a small but meaningful budget supplying devs to projects like Docker or TF to help speedup M1 adoption. Given that the chip market is open for grabs I'd say it could give Apple a much stronger headstart with their in-house silicon strategy, even if that means helping improve products or the bottom-line for well-established corps, some of them competidors.
While I agree on you that crypto isn't Anarchy, I feel that Proudhons labor vouchers aren't much different from money. Money is just tokens of debt, be it if gratitude or other, if a group uses them to keep track of that debt it's not inherently evil
When my son was in 4th grade, his classroom used locked-down tablets with only Chrome as an interface. Even then, they could only browse to one or two class-specific websites.

One day, my wife and I got to have a nice chat with the principal because he'd allegedly managed to hack all of the chromebooks and install games, and in doing so, broke all of the internet connections.

On the way home, I asked my son what he'd done. As it turns out, he discovered how to use the physical switch on the devices to disable WiFi, which causes Chrome to show the dinosaur game. He naturally shared that exciting discovery with his classmates. All it would have taken to fix things would be to just flip the switch back to enable Wi-Fi.

This was pre-COVID, but a great reminder of how creative, resourceful, and willing-to-experiment-by-pushing-all-the-buttons our kids are.
Conjobs are such a fun bit of artistry, it's a shame they cause so much harm. I appreciate that video games provide an arena that mostly reduces it.
> For actual enjoyment, if a video starts begging for "like subscribe share" I just turn it off.

I do too, but not without first hitting the dislike button. I only wish others would do the same.
You keep avoiding the answer in the guise of "well I would have done X". The question is simple, how come she lost her citizenship but other ISIS fighters of British ethnicity didn't?
We had great fun building and "testing" the school in DN3D as a "project" for parents evening

Many many huors/days/weeks were spent playing multiplayer DN3D over a null-modem serial cable too
Typo on my part, should read

| Yes, they're out of print and the only people who want them are collectors
Interesting concept, seems to be at a pretty barebones stage (no universities, no choice in jobs, no cars, etc.). Interested to see where it goes though.
Again, winners of democratic elections are often only considered legitimate if they protect the rights of ethnic minorities. Otherwise they are viewed as oppressors supported by the dominant ethnicity. Mob rule != democracy.

Consider how a number of nascent democracies in Europe in the 19th and early 20th centuries are now widely regarded as having had a democratic deficit because of their treatment of Jews or of other ethnic minorities, in spite of the governments being elected by a majority of voters.

And in this case, the percentage that the Copts make up of the Egyptian population (which is infamously disputed, so giving a figure like you did is risky) is completely irrelevant, because any modern democratic state is obliged to respect various freedoms regardless of the amount of the population keen on them.
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Along with this a lot of people fail to also take into consideration flow that is NOT the happy path.

With k8s and a proper build system, you can roll back easily if you introduce a bug or something doesn't work. More importantly if your site doesn't start up in any specific way you deploy it, k8s won't even start a new pod.

Everything sounds all fine and dandy if all you think about is the happy path.
> Though, for both there always is chance to find niche to sellout your content over something, the chance is pretty low.

In both cases, I think it would be fair to call that niche real skill.
Subscriptions is now available as part of their API. It does require a bit of time* to understand it though.

* - May vary depending on your level of experience with GraphQL
It was a popular “hack” back in the days before two-fingered click detection. Probably not as efficient as ctrl-click, but that felt even less Mac-like at the time.

A lot of these preferences seem to reflect the opinions of someone who would quite happily be stuck in 2005. Reverse scrolling… ugh.
I guess, the actual sender requested Fedex to cancel the delivery of the package. Fedex said it did, but eventually it ended up in the delivery van.

So when the private investigator asked the delivery guy to not deliver the package, he must have checked with Fedex before not delivering.

However, there was another package to the same address, and the PIs stopped the delivery of that too. So yeah, you might be right on one count atleast :)
Perhaps something to the tune of "How to customize macOS defaults" would be more appropriate then?
Ironically, this post is flagged.
Yes and no. Let's drill down into this because the details are important.

There's a crucial distinction between input and output types in practice. For a given input type T, Rust makes it possible to abstract over `T`, `&T`, `Cow<'a, T>`, `Arc<T>` etc, by using a trait such as `impl AsRef<T>`.

However, Rust doesn't currently have existential types, so its ability to abstract over output types is more limited. You can implement, for example, `fn foo(&self) -> impl AsRef<T> + '_`, but you can't name that type. So if you want to return an enum, you can't write

```

enum MyEnum {
MyT(impl AsRef<T>),
MyU(impl AsRef<U>),
}

```

Instead, you have to concretize the type somehow, either by boxing things up into a trait object (often but not always possible) or by exposing the generic param:

```

enum MyEnum<RefT, RefU> where RefT: AsRef<T>, MyU: Ref<U> {
MyT(RefT),
MyU(RefU),
}

```

This is a real problem, though one that will be solved through existential types.

> Replacing, say, a concrete type with a trait is about as much work in Rust as it is in Assembly.

I'm not sure what you mean here. I'm not aware of any assembly languages which have traits. Replacing a concrete type with a trait tends to be pretty easy in Rust because mistakes are caught at compile time.
I would say that instead of me suggesting "voices" to listen to, you would be much better served by not paying attention to any of the above. Especially Greenwald.
C64 also had a rich scene based on PETSCII art and animation.
Compare how much time you spend using your own system vs others'.
They integrate with a lot of payment gateways, even if Stripe isn't one of them.

https://www.shopify.com/payment-gateways/united-states
I love "dotfiles" in general, and IMHO this repo makes for excellent reference material. There's always something more to learn, and IME (paid to use computers since 1998) time spent improving your tools is usually well-spent. Of course tinkering can be a rabbit hole or time-sink of a hobby, but leveraging others' expertise (via dotfiles repos like Mathias's) can mitigate that risk. More generally, taking the time to grok the system you depend on -- and shaping it to your liking -- is one of the most sensible things you can do.
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Sounds like a terrible place to execute MY code.

A rollback has occurred and there’s no policy on when/why they’d encourage it again.
I think most top YouTubers are considered "creators" more than "influencers". It takes a substantially different set of skills to create videos people want to watch than photos people want to view, and intuitively you'd expect the latter to tilt more towards first-impression attractiveness. Instagram fits more closely with the way this guy used his Twitter account (pictures and text), I can't seem to find an authoritative list of independently-famous Instagram influencers, but the lists I've seen consist primarily of models.
> What dirty work? Didn't this guy get $69 million dollars?

That was _before_ the article. Obviously you can't cancel people before you know about them.
You're not sharing your experience if there's no-one to share it with.
Since APFS firmlinks these binaries you might be setting up some undesirable behavior, especially if a folder is set to read only. :) Most of the time you'll be ok though
This is just plain transphobia.

Person used filters and makeup to make themselfs look better and younger. This never ever happened before!
OMG, call the police!!!!!
Yes, this is true. There's a lot of pressure, I suspect, since they've come out as a publicly traded company.

I've built on Shopify before. While they're great, you'll find that it's hard to grow your company in it (save for a few notable exceptions). And then there's the platform dependent nature of it all.

I would not build a business on top of another company's platform.
A service, promoting hot selling products? Outrageous.
See related discussion:

"Media trust hits new low"

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26508039

(I don't think that article itself is very good, but the HN discussion is interesting.)
If you learn the default, it doesn't matter how much time you spend on any given system. I don't get why people make themselves less portable by becoming dependent on non-defaults.
to be fair, switching over is probably non-trivial and/or risky
You could do a similar style of hacking in Dark Forces 2, which had "cog files" that were controlled client side and let you change the projectile of any weapon. At first it was fun to replace your pistol bullets with rockets, or have your rocket launcher shoot light sabers.

Eventually we realized you could actually make structures like bridges and stairs shoot out of your weapon, so it created this minecraft/gary's mod meta game of building platforms and structures out of your weapons, a decade before those came out. Fun times and definitely helped me on my career towards software.
That should not happen until Rust has support for all the platforms that Linux supports. As far as I know, Rust support is still missing on plenty of platforms.
I think you are misidentifying "leftist". Progressives != Leftists. Many progressives may be leftists, but most are rather centrist politically. A leftist is someone that is against capital/capitalism. Whether this is through support of communism, heavy regulation of capitalism, support of mutualism or co-operatives, etc.
No. A majority of people doing something in a particular moment doesn't mean that it is an intrinsic quality of people. Otherwise we'll start to say that Coca-Cola and The Simpsons are genetic destiny.

There have been plenty of times during history during which nobody cared what young people thought. I'd venture to say the majority of it.
The committee "concluded that the vaccine is not associated with an increase in the overall risk of thromboembolic events, or blood clots," Cooke said.
I don't know about solely developed, but South Korea, Taiwan, and Japan did receive substantial amounts of foreign aid in the post-war period. In addition, some of this aid financed land reforms that forced large land owners to break up large holdings and sell to the tenant farmers who previously rented the land. The notoriously small farms in Japan are not a natural free market development.
After a skim of Etherium's website's collection of uses for Etherium and finding what looked like money laundering through artwork (then reading about NFTs), I figured from the title this was about speculative trading of sandwiches in cryptocurrency.
> The very definition of an abstract base class precludes the existence of (meaningful) implementations.

No, it doesn't. It precludes meaningful implementation of the complete interface, of course, but it doesn't preclude meaningful implementation for some methods, which depend on the other methods do which meaningful implementations are not provided.
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The https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Mutiny_of_1783 is specifically what convinced Congress that the capitol building needed to be moved to an isolated area not in an existing city.
Seriously. Shut up and take my money.
>plus additional info about device

What is 'device'? In moder parlance, device is a phone/tablet type of something. I've personally never heard of a computer being refered to as a device. What is 'enhanced error reporting'? What is 'basic'?

My natural instinct would be to have clicked no to everything, but just taking that approach screws you when it is worded like some of the options in the TFA 'Disable all basic diagnostic blah blah'. If you quickly select no for everything, then you just said no to disabling, thereby granting permission to do what you thought you were just disabling. These are the things to be looking out for.
Color me dubious that any policy will be enforced evenly.
Doing a quick spec out of a Talos II that is similar[0] to my Threadripper 3970x workstation puts the price at ~2x.
I dunno. I do have an indirect personal experience: a podcaster wrote a book, and asked all of his followers to pre-order it in the hopes of getting on the NYT bestseller list. Which I did, and it did.

I don't know how much that helped, but the underlying logic makes sense. He had a medium-sized niche audience, but their word of mouth wasn't going to sell a lot of extra copies. This put the book out on a world stage. And it just so happened that this particular book (a nerdy exploration of the politics of pre-Caesar Roman Republic) might appeal to the New York Times readership.

That's what the list could be for at its best: a mechanism for breaking out of your niche. I have no idea how many extra books it sold, but it was a meaningful mechanism for trying.
Honestly, I'm not sure if you're trolling or not :) But in case not: I have one account at one bank. I think there's a monthly fee on the account, but TBH I don't know how much, in any case it's not nearly enough to consider changing to other banks.

Recurring payments (e.g. rent, internet, power etc...) are handled through automatic orders which I had setup once. For the very rare cases where I need to pay a bill "manually" there are service machines in the branch office's lobby, which is about 5 minutes walking distance from my home.
Threaded version: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1275924648132149249.html
It's been removed from the front page too.

Yep, it's messed up.
What are you talking about? In what way was it banned? Who is "they"?
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> Does a woman who has stopped menstruating stop being a woman?

Equally does a man who wears women's clothes make them a woman? I'm happy for them to call themselves a trans-woman, and "she", but we have to have language that separates the sexes at the biological level.

> What if these people feel in their person like women?

The word "feel" in this context is extremely woolly. This is how we have gotten ourselves into this ridiculous situation where no-one can agree on anything to do with gender / sexes.

> If you read Rowling's comment inclusively then it's a clumsy, ambiguous complaint about shifting language norms that is harmless and warrants a clarification. If you read the comment exclusively -- which I think is fair given Rowling's other statements over the years -- then I find it hard to read in a charitable light. It is, I admit, entirely possible that Rowling doesn't hold trans-exclusionary views and has merely, accidentally chosen ambiguous wording over the years and is pig-headed enough to be unwilling to clarify but I do find this _unlikely_ considering that she's a famously clear author who is willing to clarify (and extend) her body of work for years after the fact.

So you might be partly right on this - but given her contribution to literacy and the arts and woman's rights we know she is a thoughtful, intelligent, compassionate person. Given all her positive contributions to society the hostile reaction from the trans-side is telling really.
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I recall reading about some other musicians that used I Ching - I think John Cage was one of them.
> I wouldn't copy this unless you know for sure this is how you want your system configured.

A before and after picture (video?) for each would be helpful in making a decision in each case.

Also, is there a revert-to-defaults script?
So, they were one step to implement portal?
AFAIK, only a single email was verified this way, and it is innocuous, only suggesting that a Burisma executive met Joe Biden sometime through Hunter. https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/hunter-dkim

Graham notes upfront:
"Remember that while the email is validated, the context isn't. It's possible this reflects a secret meeting to conspire with Vice President Biden. Or, it's possible the guy attended one of the many Washington D.C. social functions whereby people shake hands with politicians and exchange pleasantries. As Richelieu is claimed to have said 'Give me six words by the most honest of men and I'll find something to hang him by'. Give me an email dump from the most honest of persons, and I'll pull one out of context to hang them in the court of social media."
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I do not think that's true.