skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How much value SolarWinds shareholders have lost because of this? If it is not number one incentive for investors to fix, then there won’t be change in business practices. This is why GDPR in the EU has (some) teeth.
Companies have no incentive to keep their status page accurate. I mean look at AWS, its always green!
To be honest, for 99.9% of my use cases, I value the ability to easily log in to different devices with automatically synchronized one-to-one/group chat log more than true E2E encryption, granted that Telegram has promised to not analyze the data, and I decided to trust Durov. The other 0.1% is when I need to send credit card numbers, which I can also do within Telegram, using secret chat, which does have E2E encryption.
I came across DOIs for the first time last week, when I saw a badge on a webpage.
Sorry for off-topic. Several years ago I watched part of a video lecture about implementing Excel principles. It was a talk about functional programming, and he may have used Haskell, or Scala. I found it interesting because it began with him explaining how Excel is huge array and how changes propagate. Do you have a link to this talk/lecture? Thanks in advance!
This isn't analysis, it's opinion. But thanks for adding to it in a meaningful way.

The people who get out in time will be a tiny fraction of those that get fucked. And to date, exponentially more people have gotten fucked than have had brilliant endings.
College rankings, research citations, and money are heavily valued in the US. In Europe, there is much more emphasis on equality.

Tons of research funding happens in the US because corporations lobby Congress to give money for research, which props up the status of those schools, and more research comes out.

US draws more foreign students than I suspect any other country with all this research money, which in turn draws more status and money.
Agreed except for chopping. Shudder. Pulled pork done right is phenomenal. We used to scrape it off the pig while it was still on the spit. Then the cook would run us off...
Anyone who realizes that if it ever left your device, it has to be presumed to exist forever.
Also, it is a really difficult problem to solve. Most curriculums of universities and polytechnical schools only focus on the technical, theoretical aspects of network engineering, but getting hand-ons experience in actually running an ISP network is very, very difficult.
The market for people who want to get into this line of work is also very small compared to software engineers, programmers and system administrators. The work is usually high risk, technically very complex and it can be very stressful. (It being vital infrastructure, and breaking something can result in catastrophe for your customers in some cases)

I sometimes wonder what will happen if we have no one left to maintain the systems so many layers of software and systems depend upon.
It can via tax...
It’s not just the front page. Reddit in itself is driving you to take side and fight for some justice. Methodically harmful.
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American exceptionalism
To me, this sounds like "snake oil."

Lipid pneumonia is a thing. Inhaling oils into your lungs is generally a bad idea.
They kinda need to stop acting like their telemetry is the full picture. Their telemetry led them to believe that compact mode was barely used, yet look at the community backlash (which they summarily ignore because "muh telemetry").
Given that audio and video are much less likely than written works to include references and are harder to reference themselves, I think they are poor evidence of anything contentions such as a conspiracy theory.
That’s a lot of words

I’m just going to say that market inefficiencies leave room for competition.

If you make a well liked app and build a new market, but it’s slow and missing features, then you leave a giant gap for someone to make a better version and steal your market
I don’t think consumer lust is to blame though I hear that often. Perhaps it’s the trade, and those who profit off it that are to blame? Why blame people and not apple, Foxconn or Huawei? Humans must come first, nations and corporations should be subservient. Laws should favor human freedoms over the business of multinational mega corporations. Mega corporations that are controlled directly by the military of a major global superpower, Huawei, should be the most suspect in terms of violating human rights. Yet the posters here in this thread want to blame consumers and defend Huawei and the Chinese military. Astounding to me so many here care more about the right of corporations, military controlled corporations at that, over the rights and dignity of the individual. Disgusting frankly.
Study Maps Brain Regions Responsible for Intoxicating Effects of Alcohol
I think their current status page is https://api.twitterstat.us/ actually.
zsdos is cpm software compatible and GPL licensed

The closest analogy I can come up with is freedos is to msdos as zsdos is to cpm.
> One even went so far as to state during an all-hands meeting with technical staff that ‘running a communication network’ was by no means a core competence for them.

This is an outraging but very widely spread phenomenon. No industry is spared from the MBA hawks. Everything now is rent-seeking and moat building. Innovation has been packaged away and can only happen when the market makers say it can.

What can an engineer do about that?
how? the hardware needs to be there because you actually need to run the physical infrastructure to locations, no matter the technology, you still need geographical coverage to actually build connectivity.
My favorite station in Berlin is where they don’t shoot drugs or smoke. Not that many, actually.
You are correct, I did not see this. Thanks!

"Less binary blob firmware and disabled manufacturer backdoors" on https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/

Than its a perfect laptop to have if you care about your privacy.
How do you check for malicious code, or something simple as "while True"?
Succeeding in Venture Capital as an Introvert
Generate it with an m4 include.
Urgh, I don't get having start-menu like buttons which pop up a fullscreen display on non-phone format devices.
They are reporting about it here https://api.twitterstat.us/
Like, say, that backdoor someone wrote an article about recently which ran from RAM and had a sophisticated self-destruct mechanism that erased all traces if anyone tried to dump its memory? I wonder how many companies had exploits like that which they either didn't notice or didn't have the sophistication to actually catch and dump.
And yet apparently, it still works. (source: I just created one and looked it up on doi.org)
The sign for Richard-Wagner-Platz needs a clean background. It fades into the stormy seas [0] of the tiles.

[0] Mit Gewitter und Sturm aus fernem Meer
RSpec has none of that, a typical example from the first page of their documentation:

RSpec.describe Widget do
example do
expect(described_class).to equal(Widget)
end
end

Pretty non-meta.
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To me the "worst nightmare" was a story in the NYT about a hypothetical concerted attack against healthcare infrastructure, transit and more. Sadly I can't seem to find the link but it was a few years ago...
Looks like you have some knowledge hole. Let’s start with MSSQL you can use AD groups and those are the one and only thing that database setups are concerned with. On the AD side users get added/removed all the time. I have personally managed this kind of system with nearly “0” overhead on the DB side. Group assignment is the maintained by team managers decentralizing the whole thing.

For non Kerberos Linux systems using LDAP to synchronize group membership is the only extra automation needed.

It is possible and fairly easy to manage a very large number of accounts IF done properly.
But it uses $TRENDY_FRAMEWORK!
I think you're underestimating the value proposition of distribution via the web. Yes as a developer, I really wish we'd go back to the world of desktop apps, it's not like we weren't writing client/server apps before the web either.

But from the customer point of view, instant installation, transparently receiving all upgrades, zero work for your IT department in a business environment, and running in a sandboxed runtime that's already on your machine is a massive massive win.
An IP address is not personal information in itself. It is sensitive information, though, so it should be processed in a secure way as a matter of best practice.
If you have hobby site, then failing action "going dark" is better than "going cost 1000 times more".
I found this interview very germane to the subject of extra inflammation from the diet and the newly discovered cellular mechanisms for turning it off. Some of the latest research from a few years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXm28_2ctpU
"23 Years in the Zone: Journalist and Author Gary Taubes Interviews Dr. Barry Sears"
Yes, as UDP allows hole punching. They're using https://github.com/lucas-clemente/quic-go
Take the dock back. I’ve tried 4 or 5 different ones, and the only one that was any good is the caldigit ts3+. If it’s not DisplayPort/usb-c video output then the dock is using some converter internally that messes everything up.

It’s definitely an Apple issue, but the specific problem can be worked around by basically not using hdmi (I appreciate we don’t all have that luxury :/)
I think you don’t need to worry about that. They’ve probably invested around fifteen years of time into the language.

They want it because it gives them control over their future in a way that Kotlin or Java and the JVM do not.

The “bundle the whole world in your app” isn’t space efficient, but it’s efficient enough and sidesteps a large part of the outdated Android issue. Meanwhile the react-style components are very popular among devs with UI know-how. The rapid uptake of Flutter also speaks to the hole it is filling.

Then there’s FuschiaOS where they’re seemingly intent on making it the primary dev language.

Lots of good reasons to continue support and not many reasons not to. Sounds like a decent bet to me
These already exist
I commend you for following your morals. I don’t think the world, and certainly not the US, will ever stop eating meat. It just won’t happen.

As a happy carnivore I sincerely respect your opinion. There is no argument you can make that will change my eating habits.

Cheers!
Something is valuable if you'd be more than happy to own it even if you, or your heirs, could never sell or exchange it.

Currencies aren't inherently valuable, but a measure of value and a medium of exchange. If you couldn't buy things, or settle your debts (taxes), with US dollars tomorrow they'd be worthless.

Something that is valuable, and is either subjectively or objectively going to become more valuable, is an investment.

You can make a case for almost anything being an investment, since value can be subjective and speculation is rife
checkout how rakuten and altiostar are doing just that.
It’s widely used for scientific publications. Actually the main real utility of DOI are coupled with Sci-Hub.
The main reason: Accessibility in many variants.

E.g. I need to change font's/font colors/background colors from time to time because they are extremely exhausting for me to read, I can't do so with Flutter.

Screen readers know how to process HTML, CSS. But how are they supposed to know what some "arbitrary" painted pixel are supposed to mean. And yes they already have to do a awful amount of trick due to people incorrectly (one higher semantic level) use HTML & CSS.

Many of the defaults of Flutter (Web) are horrible, at least the last time I checked. E.g. text is unselectable by default instead of it being an opt in some site which have problems with stolen text content have use (and you still can steal it anyway just screenshot + OCR, duh).

Lastly (some) browsers optimized for good (e.g. fast or battery friendly) HTML/CSS rendering, non of this applies to Flutter. E.g. Firefox has a pretty need parallelization of layout and rendering allowing quite awesome usages of CSS animations, non of this will ever be possible in Flutter without replacing DOM with Flutter natively, at which point we have then a Google web instead of an internet. (Through tbh. replacing HTML+CSS with some proper abstracted API of flutters inner workings is tempting, it has some quite need aspects, that is if Accessibility works by then.)
Curious if I'm the only one here who thinks that LotR is overrated. Let them spend the money on a better story.
I am very curious to see how strongly the amount of money spent will correlate with the quality of this series.

Pretty cool that they are doing a lot of work in New Zealand again. The LOTR really started a revolution in terms of movie production there. If you're really into LOTR or into movie making, I recommend watching (some of) the LOTR appendices. They go into great detail in as to how they produced the original trilogy.
You have a point and I might reprioritize.

Specialized terminology allows the communication of complex concepts compactly. For the specialists a brief description like you mentioned is perfect. If you give it first, that person can read it and decide.

It should certainly be followed by a tear down or other plain English explanation of what the thing is.

Kind of like:
```
Brief

A little longer

Be descriptive about the thing

Go into every detail you want to discuss about the thing in the repository...
```

The jargon fooled blurb makes a great "a little longer" and gets out of the way to let the more readable description be given. Burying that can be a pain.
This is why we virtually all use the ./gradlew script that manage all of that by itself on every platform... No global installation of gradle should ever be done.
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Celiac disease in patient with liver disease: gluten-free diet may helps (2002)
I think this is not quite true. You can represent real world events and data with oracles. This is being now through Chainlink for things like security price data. Of course, it's probably not so simple to keep oracles in sync with increasingly niche real world data.
LOL if they do all what @m463 said, this Librem laptop won't be any different from what you buy anywhere else. Windows 10 junk anyone!? Telemetry!? WTF!
I like the site. It would be nice to search or browse by employers.
I'm not saying it isn't plausible, and history contains many examples of such behavior, but my point is that the mind has this ability to imagine various scenarios of what could be true, but we speak of these neurologically generated virtual scenarios as if they are actually true. In this example, you even literally use the word "true" when referring to these ideas, demonstrating how real these simulated scenarios seem - to the mind, they are often indistinguishable from actual knowledge and first person experiences.

This phenomenon is ever present in human behavior, in everything we do. In science, engineering, manufacturing, and "most" activities that humans engage in within the economic sphere, we typically apply fairly rigorous scrutiny to competing theories (consciously controlled imaginations) about the current and potential future states of reality, and as a result we tend to produce high quality and sometimes even amazing results (splitting the atom, landing robots on Mars, antibiotics & vaccines, the internet, etc)...but when it comes to normal day to day activities (our "actual lives", the underlying reason most people do all these other things at our place of employment), we seem to not only not apply similar levels of scrutiny to our thinking, but most people seem to consider the very idea to be outrageous, often passionately so.

I think it's an interesting way to think about the world. Perhaps there is even some future value in thinking about the world in different ways, as there has been in the past.
I have this set on my thinkpad and the fans are still always going. I'm almost positive its the HDMI driver.
That's an interesting ailment. Have you tried Dark Reader? It has modes where it can desaturate everything on the web page. If you're on Windows, you can apply filters to your display output. f.lux has those. I used to use grayscale mode. Sometimes you have to turn colors off to realise just how distracting they can be.
Most probably you're unable to sell yourself? Did you think of making your own product? How about a platform where ppl like you share rejection stories? Who knows it get exploded?

Do you maintain a GitHub or public profile? How about running a YouTube channel?
Buy old laptops and routinely test on them. We keep a lot of old devices around solely as test devices
Googling ...

Result: Insulin is anti-inflammatory and antiatherosclerotic hormone.
Already 61% of the US have gotten their first jab, and it is only natural that the pace will slow down a bit. Distribution is always a bit of a long-tail. Especially when the last 13% are going to be the least interested.

edit: misread article re: 200 million doses
Just put us in a strict lockdown for a while, and the trend will change.
Is there something about that available in a serious form? (not a movie, especially Youtube movie)
Lord of the Rings is a brilliant story, but I'd strongly prefer new material over another adaption.
Where does Linux document how long platforms are guaranteed support? My understanding is there's not either.

(And yes, we'd love to expand the tier list. It's a chicken and egg situation. That being said, I work mostly in tier 2 and 3 targets, and they just vary a lot. The ones I work in work as good as tier 1 targets do. The path to moving forward is bright for many of these.)

> Rustc is clearly meant to compile Rust applications

I don't see what about this implies that at all. As a core team member and someone writing an embedded OS at work, I can assure you that we don't think of Rust as purely an application language.
Don't use newlines and whitespaces for formatting
That's not nearly enough money nor time to fix much. Cultural change alone, will take a couple generations to achieve.
Reasoning about ethics doesn't include locking in a value set for others. That's not ethics. It is coercion.
I think most of the criticism is directed at those who would pay more for ideological, not practical freedom.

Especially with hardware the definition of “freedom” is rather nonsensical such as that by the F.S.F.'s definition, which many follow, destroying a microcontroller such that r.w.-memory becomes r.o. can actually make hardware change from not-free into free. — removing functionality from the user to replace proprietary software with free software makes it freer based on the F.S.F's definition that read-only memory is not software, but hardware.
This is a great idea and I would encourage EVERYONE to do this. Please try to push people to privacy respecting browsers like Safari or Firefox. The fewer people use chrome/chromium, and google products in general, the better.
Ask HN: Why does Apple force users to upgrade macOS to use AirPods?
I think it's typical Apple, but forcing the users to upgrade just because they want to use the AirPods is next level. Due to lag issues on Big Sur, I downgraded to El Capitan on my MBP 2015. But now Apple won't let me use the AirPods!
GS is a paywall, not an ad, so it afflicts the just and unjust alike, AFAIK.
I don't want to make new thread, but my history is slightly different and I seek advice too, and I don't want to create new thread(especially because I am new here and it would be my first post)

I am disabled from birth (autistic spectrum) and I live in east Europe.

I wasn't a career guy either, I'm hitting my 30, and I worked like 7 months in my life.
I have a disability pension thanks to other things that I wasn't responsible for, it isn't like I look for food to buy bread, but rather vegetate on it.

Recently depression hit me hard(I am on anti-depressants). I was going straight into full madness mode.
Now this drugs made me realize some things.If I will continue my life like that, even best prescription pharmacy (I've also tried MM, didn't helped) won't help me.Constant introspection is bad even for people with near ideal life.

I have to get a job.I won't say that I hate money and i will burn it, but I can even go abroad for few weeks from money from state in this year.

Anyway…
I can't choose house constructing job because I have as they say here "two left hands".
Neither something like house cleaning, I don't see the dirt unless somebody clearly shows me.

So I decided to go to IT.I like it pretty much, web-developing was best job in my life.
But…They decided to hire foreigner because I didn't like almost daily overhours.
(Literally most days we was arriving at 8AM, to act that like we do something till 1PM because our superior wasn't able to organize job properly, and it ended almost always like overstaying after 4PM, superior didn't liked me either because I told him if we are handling with data of people - even politicians we should have https even from let's encrypt if company doesn't want to pay - he told me it's a scam).

Anyway.I learned how to configure servers securely (less or more, I don't like http in almost any case, I feel like I am naked with it and/or telling other people what I do in bed). I can install various things and do basic things with databases like wordpress.
Simple landing sate too.

And…Almost everybody know how to do that nowadays.I signed up for few freelance sites, and I requested normal amount of money, or that amount which even here would sound silly.

This wouldn't be that bad if I could show in my resumee that I worked for a lot of time.
But…as I said before - no experience.And without experience…you won't get experience…

So tell me please, what to learn to get get a job, have occupation maybe not instantly but in nearest future.I can sacrifice to it whole days, it's not I have to go to work on daily basis(I've been messing with arduino too, but from my experience everybody can do that nowadays, and despite you can make cool projects with it like playing music when you enter the toilet in your home which has thin walls, but you wouldn't make over 9000 products instantly neither show it to costumer).

Thanks and have a nice day.
I can't wait to give these guys more of my money. They're doing good work.
Google was all in on Google+ too. Probably moreso.
Gospel truth
It is necessary, but not sufficient.
The finding may be linked to a partisan divide. Rural areas often swing Republican, and Republicans have consistently been among the most resistant to vaccination across many surveys. In the latest KFF data, 29 percent of Republicans reported that they would “definitely not” get vaccinated.

At this point I am like, okay, fine, just stay out there on your tractor with your new covid variants and don't come into the city; maybe if enough of these anti-vax Republicans die off to change the voting profiles of all these intensely gerrymandered districts and make Fox News' ratings fall off a cliff then we can actually have some nice things.

The last five or so years have really exhausted my patience with trying to convert, educate, or understand these people, and if they wanna do things that will increase their risk then I am just gonna throw up my hands and say "have fun with your sneezing parties, stay the fuck out of my city, see you next life".

I await my downvotes from angry Trumpies.
Compare the Hobbit and Lotr movies. Simple things as having CGI orcs will mess up the feeling. It is not about money mainly.
My favorite theme/tune is in the song the Forest River from the extended soundtrack of part two. It only plays very shortly and comes back every now and then later in another track. It wasn’t in the first movie so I assume it belongs to Legolas or his girlfriend ;) but I’m not sure.
I would be very disappointed if things don't get relaxed any time soon. I mean, why the hell did all these people take the vaccines then? Where I live, we don't have lockdowns, but I'm very tired of wearing masks everywhere.