skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Perhaps take a step back?

If someone told you this story about their dead 5 year old in person, would you be so abrasive?

I suspect if you would, rightly or wrongly, you’d probably be faced with violence

You aren’t being clever by dismissing people’s feelings and stories.

Besides, give it some thought, are you being so rude based on emotions? Would you be replying like this if there weren’t politics involved? If it was some other company the Mail were attacking?
I don't know, seems to be mostly filled with speculation and anecdotes. I can find similar anecdotes of bad behavior by Amzon, for example claims of using AWS to steal its users' business ideas[1].

Admittedly, the original author's title of "Why I distrust Google Cloud more than AWS or Azure" much better describes their position than the editorialized title of the HN submitter ("Why Google Cloud is less trustworthy than AWS or Azure").

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23929044
“...with blackjack and hookers!”.
Duh. This is a classic case of Osbourne Effect. Who's going to buy an Intel Mac when M1 is just as good, and appears to be the direction Apple is headed? The point at while an Intel Mac goes obsolete is likely to be sooner, because at some point (probably soon) you'll encounter some app that won't run on Intel (oops we only tested it on M1), or at best it runs in some kind of emulation mode.
Many of those strides are illusions meant to create this exact mindset, unfortunately. The future of the ocean is still bleak and its destruction outpaces any conservation efforts.
I wish it wasn't like this, but it is what it s.
> Microsoft is working to integrate the linux disk cache with the windows disk cache to avoid this issue

... since july 2019, a locked discussion, a lot of dupes, and no progress to report thus far.
I had the exact same reaction. It's a very striking resemblance.
Don't mean to detract from the project though, not my piece of cake but could be handy
Ok...then is everybody who graduated from MIT radioactive, even if they graduated 50 years ago, since Epstein has been involved?

Your logic doesn't make ANY sense.
But it might be easier for Cellebrite to just stop exfiltrating data from Signal. Of course, other apps could discover similar vulnerabilities.
I use Mikro-ORM not Prisma but I couldn't help but use an ORM in my project. Dealing with Mongodb schemas and queries directly, and modelling associations between entities, hiding certain fields on select, selectively populating joined @ManyToOne properties and all that DB stuff, was a nightmare to do by hand. Changed everything to ORM and all my problems were solved. Annotated entities, annotated properties, queries, joins, hidden fields, @OnCreate triggers etc, everything nicely handled for me. So yeah, I love ORMs. Have yet to find something nicer than .NET Entity Framework + LINQ though. That stuff is amazing.
Each frame of the GIF in the banners took a noticeable amount of time to load back then, so the motion blur added to the movement effect, as well as signalling to the viewer that it was actually movement and not a static slideshow (which was also a common style of banner animation). I distinctly remember playing with different amounts of motion blur to see which one looked most appropriate for that animation, and simulating acceleration/etc by having the motion blur increase/decrease.
A relatively popular fork of youtube-dl called yt-dlp has options to use SponsorBlock to either remove or timestamp sponsored content during the download process.

I personally wouldn't use the remove feature, but being able to flag and timestamp all sponsored/ad sections in my archives is a delightful feature to have.

Thank you ajayyy for such a great tool.
That's a well established fact everywhere. That's what every kid studies in school.
I don't think it's correct.

The main problem is that left wing and right wing are meaningless terms.
Left and right generally apply to the economical sphere which goes from communism (entirely state operated economy) to libertarianism (entirely de-regulated market).
Usually when people talk about left wing vs right wing they attach some authoritarian / anarchic connotations. The politicalcompass.org (which is kind of left leaning) has a nice explanation of this problem.

Going back to nazis: if you look at their policies and how the economy operated in nazi Germany, nazis are closer to socialism than libertarianism. There is a nice analysis here: https://mises.org/library/why-nazism-was-socialism-and-why-s...

Sure, Hitler may have been to the right of Stalin, but he was much more left leaning than any of nowadays left wing parties.
Is Manhattan its own city? I thought it was just a district or borough of NYC. How does this work with the rest of NYC.
have you tried the mail’s mobile site? it is borderline unusable. the amp is even worse.

perhaps cnn has competent web designers
What obstacles are you hitting?
And why shouldn’t OpenSSH do that?
All the providers are reliable if you stick to simple stuff (VMs, storage, DB, etc.) or as OP called it "cloud agnostic stuff".
Majority doesn't matter if you don't have 60 votes in the Senate, unless you think "attempting to pass"/performative legislation matters, which I do not.
Majority of Americans do NOT support Medicare for All. Please reread your article - they want a public option, which differs from Medicare.
No, it's not. It's banning anyone who hides behind their UMN email address. Because its been proving now the UMN.edu commits have bad actors.
Fiscal Stimulus: The Economy's Third Strike
https://exodos.the-eye.us

You're welcome :)
I had a similar problem. We wanted to get on a call to resolve it quickly, but was instead forced into an email chain where I received a reply every 3 weeks.
I see the Google hate on HN is strong enough that an article that just regurgitates the contents of a few articles and blog posts can be upvoted to #1 in short order.
I recommend to do as much k8s and try to avoid any vendor specific lock-ins as possible.
Have you noticed that there's a lot more vegetarian food available and there are legitimately good meat alternatives now? This stuff didn't exist 20 years ago.

The personal choices of consumers en masse has made that difference.
SolarBatteryBitcoin
I've supported legalization efforts in two states. But I kindof have regrets, now. And in fact, if I were in charge, I might leave it as an infraction.

I don't really want it to be illegal, but as far as I can tell, the same thing that happens to cigarette smokers happens to weed smokers: perspective on the fact that smoking is the atmospheric equivalent of peeing in the pool is lost.

And I wake up like I did last night at 1:30am having had a neighbor opt me into the experience via my open window next to the patio. Yay, personal liberty.

I have zero problem with people choosing it for themselves, but please, figure out a way to keep it personal.
Any non-trivial program will require an IDE, regardless of language.
I bet it will improve rather quickly once Congress is on it, too.
This is super interesting. Especially the discussion on the vine with the single line of parasite cells that spans nearly the length of the vine that hosts it. Then they mention that the parasite DNA has really long interons, which are non-protein-encoding base pair segments. The parasite has extremely long stretches of interons, and they don't really know why. Which is a weird fractal, there is a vine with a long internal strand of parasite cells, which contain a very long strand of DNA interons.
This article got more hilarious the father along I got.

"if putin decides"

"not permanently crewed"

"artificial intelligence and robots" buzzword compliant!

"Russia planned to spend up to $6 billion"

hahahaha, NASA spends 4 billion PER YEAR, to keep the current station running. While i'm sure there's some waste there I don't think it's reasonable to design build launch and run a new station with anywhere near the scale of the ISS for anywhere near $6 billion.
orm bad
So it's like modbus but for raspberrys (both computationally and literally). It's really cool. I always wanted to do this to a small herb garden or tomatoes.
It bothers me that this needs to be done piecemeal, substance by substance.

Our bodies are our own to build - they are own to destroy (or alter, or any other damn thing). The whole point of the war on drugs was to imprison minorities. The whole concept of drug prohibition should be done away with.

Millions of people are sitting in prison in the US simply because they did something entirely consensual and nonviolent, engaging in a willing transaction with an adult, and victimized no one.

The idea that you can't put whatever you want into your own body is diametrically opposed to the desire for personal liberty for which the US is known.
I created something like this for PostgreSQL. It's a Node.js service that implements the MongoDB wire protocol and converts the query to use jsonb. It works pretty well, but it also got increasingly hard to make it compatible because MongoDB has a lot of quirks.
"Nobody is entitled to a particular place in ranking and making this maximally transparent would almost certainly results in people gaming them more effectively decreasing the quality of search results for all users."

According to this logic, if results were listed alphabetically (i.e., based on a truly objective criteria), we would see folks naming everything beginning with "0" or "A".

The above statement seems to ignore the history of search engine paid placement (people are certainly entitled, so long as they pay) which has evolved into "Ads by Google" appearing above search results. Further, the statement admits gaming occurs ["gaming them more effectively"] regardless of Google secret "solutions".

Listing search results by subjective criteria while portarying this as some sort of pseudo-objective "search" is not helpful. The "web search engine" has become a front for an online ad services business. The public is absolutely entitled to an index of the public information web, not controlled by a private company selling ad services. One day, we may get it.
I've been interested in any smart contract languages/VMs that are somehow more capable of being provably correct/secure. The only one I've come across is Kadena, which internally uses the Z3 prover, but I haven't looked into the source code in depth or if it's able to be applied to custom smart contracts (dApp) as well.

Are there other blockchains that are similar? Is there a strict subset and prover for Solidity or other languages? Or things like proven smart contract kernels that can be built on top of? Eg, OpenZeppelin Contracts, but with provers rather than only audits.
I'll gladly accept your machine as a gift to me!

Btw, notebooks have soldiered ram.
I don't think any legal actions need to be taken. UMN can longer participate. Tough shit.
At the level of the individual human, there is little to be considered by way of "symbiosis". All productivity gains can be reduced to the efficient production and consumption of digital content.

But at the societal level, a definite creeping parasitism born of computerization has entered us. We can see it in the surveillance apparatus in HK, post-Umbrella Revolution. It arrives under the guise of the "smart city". If anyone caught the NVidia Omniverse "smart factory" demo from GTC21, the capability is already productized. Ready to be deployed at trans-national scale.

I think what would be most shocking to Licklider's generation is how willingly we trade "free culture" for convenience and security. And as the system becomes more benevolent, as our dependence more all-encompassing. How we begin to supplant all independence to a worship of the machine!
Well, introducing Medicare for All would inevitably require some tax changes. I guess that's what most of the arguments and the opposition about.

Legalizing weed doesn't get into anyone's pocket.

And make no mistake: there are some big names in the battle agains marijuana [1]

[1] - https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/2016/oct/22...
Where's that almost coming from?
Workspaces are for organization. Containers are for security, privacy, and using different accounts at the same time.
I think it's more likely that punishing women is politically unpopular whereas punishing men is fine or desirable. Especially because women involved in prostitution may be especially vulnerable (poor, immigrant, drug addict, etc).
Google generally does not come off to me as having a great customer support culture. To appreciate the scale of the issue, take a look at the hoops and blackboxes merchants who want to be listed on Google Shopping have to go through and all the horror stories online. I did notice on Google Workspace and Google One that they do seem to be trying to improve the support experience.
I come to it from the view of prohibition being a known source of power for cartels. I suspect if the various prohibitions were relaxed enough (and safely) that cartels would lose a lot power. Could see less immigrants fleeing cartel violence?

But I fear legalization too. I fear people taking it too far and forcing a backlash and a new prohibition.
Oh great, now Microsoft is going to have a polished wayland implementation before us.

Dibs on the year of WSL Desktop!!
has GCP cancelled products? Or is that just Google
It’s more like “if a content creator doesn’t use multiple revenue streams, they don’t deserve the money they left on the table”
Educational instutions don't generally do that. In many cases, they can't.
>The Manhattan District Attorney Office's previous policy was to dismiss prostitution cases after the charged individual completed five counseling sessions with service providers

All the perverse money-printer incentives of running a traffic school combined with the socially stigmatized customers you get when running an ankle monitor service.

I'm sure the people that own the businesses offering those counseling services will be upstanding citizens of great moral character and the people referred to these businesses will have fair and honest business transactions with them (obvious sarcasm should be obvious).
My experience has been very different: I update the quota in the console and it's approved very quickly.
Signal chief exposes poor security in Israeli firm Cellebrite's software
Your claim is false; the IP address cannot be "masked" the way you describe. The spy telemetry transmits the IP as the L3 source on each and every packet.
How about go and visit the Daily Mail’s mobile page and a few articles, and tell me again that they have a case.

The mail should be spending more on web development and less on lawyers.

Of course they can’t turn web development into self-sustaining sensationalism though, can they?
They start to sound like Google... and guess where the money comes from?
majority support, and democrats have control of the three branches of government. what's the hold up in getting it legalized?
You want weed to be illegal because you don't like the smell of the smoke?
Why else would they take the ban extremely seriously and take the actions mentioned? I guess it's possible they're worried about the ban spreading, but rescinding the ban seems more likely.
DM is one of the few rags not owned by Murdoch
I would hope most here are above spamming hatemail to things they aren't involved with...
Yeah my issues are from trying to actually use the advertised functionality of the library. Issues include migrations being generated incorrectly, lots of footguns (for example it’s extraordinarily easy to instead of deleting a particular row, to delete your whole table, and their typescript typings are too general to make it clear what you’re doing), the pattern of making instances of relations that lack all the fields that are required in the DB leads to the type system becoming unreliable (fields that should always be present in the DB, may not be in JS), transformer functionality has a ton of bugs as well. I’m just scratching the surface, it’s telling that there are 1500+ unresolved issues on the repo and 200+ unmerged PRs.

The downside for me about dropping into raw SQL is that it makes much of the usefulness of an ORM in being able to refactor your schema and stuff disappear, because the type system and instrumentation can’t auto-refactor a raw SQL string. But I agree that I’d take that over relying on TypeORMs bugginess.
My question was ambiguous, what I meant was whether or not there were any known exploits to work around pair locking (all of my iOS devices are pair-locked). I didn't know about the exploit that lights0123 linked to, but it appears that has been fixed.
Am and always will be a .NET fanboy but I've been out of the grid for some months. Pretty exciting to see things moving nicely.
Older members of congress wield significantly more power though by way of seniority and committee memberships.

Joe Biden (President) - 78

Nancy Pelosi (Speaker of the House) - 81

Steny Hoyer (House Majority Leader) - 81

Jim Clyburn (House Majority Whip) - 80

Chuck Schumer (Senate Majority Leader) - 70

Mitch McConnell (Senate Minority Leader) - 79

Patrick Leahy (President pro tempore) - 81

Dick Durbin (Senate Majority Whip) - 76

Most committee chairs/ranking members are 70+

These are the people running the country. A 30 year old first term congresswoman has next to zero influence in matters like this one.
This Govt has been lying so consistently that people have stopped asking now.

It’s surreal in its darkest sense. It’s killing out there. People are dying on hospital floors lying and running out of air in their lungs because let alone oxygen cylinders there are not even empty simple beds of stretchers.

Daily deaths are easily in high 5 digits. At least!

High walls have been put around the place where pyres are burnt (so that they can easily fudge the numbers). There's no accountability. There has not been any since last 3-4 years now. Most of the media any is Govt mouthpiece. Every machinery/pillar of the state has been subverted and subjugated - press, election commission, judiciary. Indian bureaucracy was anyway always as bad as it gets.

A week ago one of the cities (Bhopal) released death count as 4. A local newspaper flew a drone above one COVID funeral ground and in its main page printed the photo of the burning pyres (those are COVID specific funerals). In that one drone shot at least 20+ pyres were burning. They put the number as 112 (or more) [0]

Govt released death count = 4

Min. number of deaths (as many the news paper was able to track) = 112

And this was just one city (tier 2 at that) and 7 days ago!

[0] (image of burning pyres - please decide if you want to click the link) https://www.newslaundry.com/2021/04/16/burning-pyres-telling...
I had it happen three times on the same account including a hidden quota that the UI didn't even list. Sales person said that it might get better if we moved to invoice billing instead of a credit card (why?). After that I just gave up and moved back to AWS.

edit: It's also not a new account, very consistently paying for some services (maps, etc.) for years before I decided to ramp up.

edit2: It was also a tiny quota increase from the default one so not like we suddenly asked for five hundred instances.
I tried this argument already:

https://github.com/netdata/netdata/issues/7366
The part of the problem is that everything these days has to be done on federal level.

There's even federally mandated shower flow rate [1]. Just leave this shit up to the states.

[1] https://www.waterpik.com/shower-head/blog/shower-head-gpm/#:....
i have the opposite, my mind just phases out and its as if the ad doesnt exist. i only found out when i got angry i couldnt find the download button on the download page and a frind pointed to the middle of the screen... then a giant banner sized button just appeard without the picture changing in a spot that was blank before. It was weird as hell. now that i notice it i notice i have no idea what a video advert was about when it ends or i press skip
Ah, I was confused until I ran
> alias ii

Now I see why this works. Good trick either way.
You don't think reverting a patch from someone whose only relation is working(worked?) at the same university as the advisor initially responsible for the security "research" is overkill? If the goal is to prevent security bugs in mainline then maybe haphazardly reverting everything that doesn't conflict and fixing it later isn't the best approach.

I'm disappointed at seeing hackernews jump on this mindless mob justice like other sites would.
This will make my life probably very difficult. My worry is that this will give the IT departments ammunition to push devs from Linux to Windows to be able to control their devices better. They will be able to say that the work on the Linux software now can be done on Windows so there is no need for exceptions for the developers from company policies.

I know, I should really get out of the automotive industry and those big companies anyway because they're so abusive, but right now, because of my private life, I'm kind of stuck at least for a year or even more. Just hoping that I can get out before this becomes reality :D
> they want a public option, which differs from Medicare.

Medicare is a system by which (currently, a subset) of Americans may select[0] either publicly subsidized private health plans or a purely-public[1] option.

The difference between this and the ACA plus a public option is...not that much.

[0] well, except for many Medicare/Medicaid dual-eligibles, for which a single plan (often fully-publicly-subsized private) covering both programs is selected for them by their state.

[1] actually administered by regional private contractors under federal rules.
Prosecutorial misconduct like that should be punished severely -- there needs to be accountability for destroying other people's lives.
> Admittedly, the original author's title of "Why I distrust Google Cloud more than AWS or Azure" much better describes their position than the editorialized title of the HN submitter ("Why Google Cloud is less trustworthy than AWS or Azure").

Agreed. What is with the retitling?
A lot of internet regulation is passed under the guise of preventing prostitution.
Expelling the students seem overkill - they have advisors that should be fired for allowing it to happen
I'm not sure what the author (or Yegge, for that matter) expect a good timeframe to be for deprecating services.

Anecdotally, Google announced the changeover of Cloud logging API versions in October of 2016, with a 5-month ramp (October to March) to switch from the v1 beta API to the v2 beta API. Five months is nearly two quarters, which is quite a long window for a beta API IMHO.

That having been said, Google's habit of leaving things that are pretty much mission-critical in beta is unwise, but it should be unwise for them, not end-users. End-users that need reliability and low churn shouldn't be developing on beta-anything.
There are literally mails in that list pointing out that commits made it to stable. At least read the damn thing before repeating the professor's/student's nonsense lies.
> evidence that the prosecution improperly withheld from the defense regarding the reliability of informant testimony

What are the consequences of this for the prosecution?
Seems pretty thin. A handful of price hikes that made the news is not something that would bother an ordinary company. Maybe a little mom and pop that's running on tight margins, but they would be better served by squarespace anyway. Everyone in business understands that sometimes you raise prices.
Commoditization of criminal justice.