skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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You can by insure for you as a driver and for your car (and in many jurisdictions have to) — this limits your responsibility. You can spend $10000 on AWS and still make a mistake and pay another $10k+.

I don’t get the point that AWS docs are free. I mean, they are free, but the services are not. Do you pay for a visit in a car dealership?
One person isn’t going to come remotely close to fixing this. I work for AWS/Azure/GCP and can tell you first hand that billing is an insanely hard problem to solve. It’s all done in batch by the service itself and pushed to a centralized service once all the hard work has been done. Each service has a small, underfunded team that handles billing and their last thought is some random guy spending a few grand on his personal account. Every ounce of their energy is going to reducing their own COGs and reacting to the asks of the biggest customers.
>you can assume that it's actually from them and whoever is sending has the authority to act on their behalf for huge amounts of money

Google "epic bangladesh swift fraud"...I believe they got away with over $80M.
Different societies has different understandings what people deserve.
Yes. I suspect it might be a result of something I call "organizational laziness". A corporation wants to do a minimum amount of work to justify its expense and "satisfy" the customer. It is an MBA-rational thing to do.

I suspect that if engineers truly knew the competition, they would be motivated to build a better product, which would also take more effort and take longer. So they have to be shielded from doing this by product management.

As an engineer, I find this "organizational laziness" (do just the bare minimum) very demotivating. There are many good things that have been built because people were irrational and just pursued them for their own sake.
CRT is essay based, not science based. Think Foucault, not Pavlov.
>your phone is only attached to one tower at a time

Not when you're being simswapped
The Guardian’s first ever edition (5 May 1821) – annotated
I don't know about refuse, but if it did go through it would definitely raise a bunch of red flags from the anti-money laundering checks, IME these are taken very seriously. Accounts involved would probably get locked pretty quickly.
Expensify Files for IPO
It is so ironic to see the politics from Android related teams against the Flutter uptake.

Bringing Compose to every platform Flutter is targeting, just in case.
I'm not sure the stimuli of open nature, danger, the elements isn't higher. One element that seems striking is how predictable and repetitive the modern stimuli are. If you can autopilot through a game, it must be quite constrained and your estimation/prediction abilities must be highly trained (or consistently doing 'good enough'). Movies, cartoons are all animated images that reward a good predictor, from image to image, from word to word. Open nature seems more chaotic, less... repetitive and predictable. I'm just saying, different kind of sensory stimulation...
APO is not a drop in to make what better, there are alot of kinks, and you could spend as much in dev time to get that working right. YMMV.
A share is already just part of the company, a fraction of the company. Or more specifically, a fraction of the outstanding shares.

Suppose you buy one share of a company that has a thousand shares outstanding. You now own one thousandth of the company, or 1/1000 of the company.

Suppose instead you buy one thousandth of a share. Now you own a thousandth of a thousandth, 1/1000/1000. Or you can call it a millionth of the company, 1/1000000. It's the same number either way you write it.

The point is that a share is already a fraction, and it's no great leap to have a smaller fraction than that.
I always arrange my remote gigs as 1099 contracts. I think this is the common way to do it, and thinking about it I don’t think I’ve run into another developer on the road who was anything else.

The shop I work with these days has a handful of us contractors spread out across the world, while keeping their stationary US folks as W2s.
> You can by insure for you as a driver and for your car (and in many jurisdictions have to) — this limits your responsibility

Real insurance policies have maximum coverage limits, so, while it reduces your liability by a capped amount, it doesn’t, strictly speaking, limit it; you still face unbounded potential liability beyond your insurance coverage.
At my work web components were purposed recently for creating a ui component library of which I was skeptical. On the whole I was skeptical of web components viability and future but this post relieves some of that tension.

The other thing I was worried about was that it was planned to after writing this web component lib, to wrap these components in React. Does anyone have any experience or insights into a React wrapped web component lib?
It's super unclear. Verify the account should fix the 'Ad account status warning', since it's in that section. But if that would fix the ad account disabled, you'd expect to see it mentioned in the modal's text.

And why is it an ad account status warning if you need to fix it to proceed.

I mean maybe Signal overreacted if the text in the big box didn't mean what it said. But I don't expect them to be experts at running advertising campaigns; and I kind of expect advertising campaigns to be easier; at least if it's supposed to be self-serve. If you're expected to work with an ad rep, sure it can be clunky and hard; train the reps, sell to Fortune 500, cash the big checks, whatever. Maybe the story here should be bad FB UI drives away advertiser who thought they were banned.
Wealthy investor secretly buying out userbenchmark to spread FUD is an even juicier conspiracy theory...
Man that's funny. I saw those t-shirts EVERYWHERE for a couple of years. I think it got copycatted around quite a bit. Was yours the OG?
China has no regard for humans. Fuck China.
Same. Was deeply disappointed.
I'm sure there are people much better qualified to answer this than me but it feels like there would be a point at which trying to manage a very complex UI with all these little HTML fragments over the wire would get unmanageable. I'm just guessing though. So far I haven't done anything that complex with it. I guess I'd also miss having Typescript for a UI with a lot of components.

You can do some client-side state management with Stimulus though.
Yes, building one. Details in my profile.
I believe that this applies not just to the front-end development, but also the back-end frameworks and libraries.

I've seen people attempt to create their own (oftentimes poorly documented and poorly tested, as well as poorly supported) web frameworks even in large projects far too often.

It seems that for any project that needs to be supported and maintained for years if not decades, the argument could be extended to: "Non-native and non-standard is usually a bad thing."

Of course, there's nothing wrong with using bleeding edge technology and writing your own frameworks and libraries, however that should only be done when and where it makes sense.
Wow, thanks for that nice bit of nostalgia! It also made me think of another book I was fascinated by:

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1120818.Stephen_Biesty_s...

Now I'm wondering if my parents still have either of these.
Why do you insist on calling social behavior "nature"? Terrible troll.
For my sideproject (https://profilehunt.net) I have been using a somewhat similar approach. I use Github ViewComponents (https://github.com/github/view_component) for componentization of Rails views. It helps with more modular views which are easier to debug (errors usually point directly to the line in view code, unlike Rails views). I use StimulusJS (https://stimulus.hotwire.dev/) for Javascript interactivity. Stimulus is great, it allows me to write more structured reusable JS controllers without global event listeners and ids. For my project I have heavily used these two to create a Trello like board which behaves like an SPA. State and routing is still on server. I just fetch HTML on clicks and render it using Stimulus. It is usually fast enough as I only fetch small components and append them to DOM, but in case it's not I use loading animations.
If you want to take a look at how it is done, this blog post (https://boringrails.com/articles/hovercards-stimulus/) explains it really well.

edit: Fixed a link and grammar.
I have a hard time imagining a programming language where memory layout of your data can be abstracted away like that. You need to think about which data to group together in memory and that depends on the access patterns. It's not enough to replace your binary trees with cache-friendlier B-trees if you still need to access half a dozen of them to perform one iteration of a loop.
This has been a long time struggle for me and I’ve noticed it’s deteriorating effects especially with quarantine. I’ve been getting some reminders from here and deep work which has helped me immensely
I think the number one thing people should understand is that it's really important to own the relationship with your audience.

Tech companies like Google and Facebook want you to pay for reaching your audience.

This sounds like a good deal when it allows you to reach more people. Ads are great! Expand your business! With Google and Facebook you just pay a little and get more customers! It sounds like a win/win situation!

Except that tech companies found it would be even more profitable to make you pay for reaching your existing audience!

Finding new customers is a really hard problem, so they'll just sell access to your existing customers!

So they trick businesses into sharing their customer data with them, by offering analytics or other free services.

Once the tech company knows who your customers are, they can charge you to reach them! You can pay to reach the people in your Facebook groups or buy retargeting ads to reach people who visited your online shop. You don't get new customers, you just pay to reach people who you thought you already had a relationship with -- except that relationship is controlled by someone else.

And if you don't pay, well they'll just show your competitors ads!

If you built up a reputation with hard work by providing a great service, you can now start a bidding war with your competitors to reach your own customers!

Long live big brother!
Don't know, but confirmed that it happens in Chrome. I am curious.
The history of something, and its current rationale, are two different things.

They are related, but certainly the latter can be talked of coherently separately - if one chooses.

Equality can be argued for in terms of economics, game theory, the objective recognition of commonality between humans, and from many other avenues, without reference to religion.
Those are basically the types of projects I’ve been involved with, but with high standards for the design quality, and sticking to a brand manual. A project like that still has the kind of complexity where version control would be extremely useful. Like just having a place to see what changes have been made, by whom, merging the things we want to deploy, reverting other things - it’s just a matter of time before you run into problems without it. See also Elof’s comment in the thread which explains basically the same problems.
Your argument is like claiming that a private jet is more economical than a 747 jumbo jet, because it burns less fuel. Energy consumption per transaction is what really matters, and Bitcoin really sucks there.
Dehumanization is part of psychopathic processes.
React still doesn't play seamlessly with WC right?
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- Golang / Kubernetes engineer for https://github.com/aquasecurity/starboard

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You have misunderstood something, because the reconstructed path does not have a constant angle to the satellite.
Looking through the repo, one change of note that doesn't seem to be documented in the README [0] is that this has an optimization to reduce Copy on Writes in forked workers (under the Py_IMMORTAL_INSTANCES preprocessor guard) by not dirtying pages via refcount changes.

Here's the BPO issue [1] that tracks the upstreaming attempt.

[0] https://github.com/facebookincubator/cinder/blob/9de726349eb...

[1] https://bugs.python.org/issue40255
That's my point, if it's not clear exactly why the account is disabled, it is irresponsible of Signal to create a blog post blaming it on Facebook simply not liking their ad campaign. This isn't a couple of Tweets sent out harmlessly by Signal during troubleshooting, they wrote an official blog post about it.

Signal should have verified the problem first, then ran the ads campaign and posted a legitimate response from Facebook regarding why. The situation makes Signal look nefarious.
You're probably thinking of the CMP instruction:
https://www.aldeid.com/wiki/X86-assembly/Instructions/cmp

TEST does a boolean AND test:
https://www.aldeid.com/wiki/X86-assembly/Instructions/test
Or, have we become boring? I've noticed I have outgrown some things I loved as a young adult, like most videogames; though I don't know if it's just me being anti-commercial stuff, trying to avoid becoming a pay-to-win customer, and more of a buy-once customer.
Except like pipenv it is dog slow and totally inscrutable when dependencies clash.
I think you might be responding to my comment without respect to the context it was posted into.

Let's say lawnmowers instead of hot dogs. My point still holds.
WSPR (Amateur Radio Software)
Is there any way that you can sign up without a phone number?
Hi There!

My name is Kaumini and I work for an ATS called Rooster. I wanted to reach out to you and see if Supabase is in need of an ATS.

We have been able to assist many HR team with our platform to help manage hiring more efficiently. We recently launched a whole bunch of features (and more on the way) to help automate recruitment and focus more on onboarding your next hire.

The best part about Rooster is that it is one of the most affordable and user friendly ATS's out there on the market with the same capability as the bigger ATS providers out there.

Feel free to visit our website to get more info: https://rooster.org/ Here's a quick video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9l3nOQyzfs

You can also book a demo if you're interested in a quick tour of the platform

If you'd like to reach out to us feel free to email me on kaumini@rooster.jobs I'd be happy to answer any questions!

Cheers!

Kaumini De Costa
Product Growth Associate - Rooster
> Signal planned this as a PR stun

I would say both Signal + Facebook. I only use iMessage.

In Apple I trust =)
Could you outline in short where the nuances that Reason is missing are? I'm afraid life's too short to analyze a dozen on 60-page documents in bureaucratese... Is it correct that the authors reject the idea of diversity of skills among the students and support the idea that teachers should enforce equalization of achievement, regardless of skill, as Reason states?
Shame, Safety and Moving Beyond Cancel Culture
So why not just post a link elsewhere for things that don't fit? It just seems strange to me, that people put up with the limit making the reader's experience worse, just to have the words on a particular platform.
Very disappointed this was a sham LOL.
I hope it is next level of computing on every day use, without a keyboard and a mouse. I feel like I've been making keystrokes and clicking since forever.. It would be great to have a mind-digital bridge. Which seems horrifying even while writing, can't imagine how corporations will benefit on this, and try to reach and manipulate us inside, for advertisers to make us buy stuff.

I don't know the next big thing of course, always thought the future is bright, but seeing how everything evolving, our greed to make money, which is pretty an illusion considering we are species living on a planet in space, individually will eventually die, even the consequences of our actions may result turning this habitat to a non livable habitat for our species and others as well.. What is wrong with us?
We sometimes use bochs for this.
Not really, it can turn out good from the JVM stuff for specific cases here and there, but it's mostly interesting for not having a GVL, thus enabling full parallelism for threads.
Why not PyPy, which is a real compiler, not an interpreter?
You only use iMessage up until the point you need to SMS a device that isn't an Apple device. Then its not in Apple's ecosystem anymore.
Cinder is already something else: https://libcinder.org/

Is it that hard to google a name before choosing?
I am in IT, I got a sting at social marketing for 5 years and I am slowly backing away from facebook and GA. You can't do both and keep up-to-date on the tools and their usage at the same time.
I find the idea of the “Southern Strategy” to be counter-intuitive as well as self-serving for its proponents.

First, under what circumstances would you swap political parties? This is an exceptionally rare circumstance; I don’t see how it could ever happen in any kind of significant way. People change to third parties (eg whigs to Republicans) but leftists and rightists rarely “switch sides”. Party affiliations are a big basket of beliefs, not just single issue.

It’s self serving in that the popular narrative is all the “bad” Democrats (southern racists who blocked school integration, civil rights, etc) all left for the Republican Party, leaving the Democrats racist-free. Pretty convenient.

In reality I think that there was very little party switching; racism just became politically anathema in the civil rights era (which is one of the greatest things about America) and all the OG racists - the Robert Byrds etc. - had to stop being publicly racist. This and shifting cultural norms meant that Boomers were much less racist than previous generations and Gen X even more so.
I'm convinced that growing up constantly flipping channels on cable TV gave my generation ADD/ADHD. I went to college in 1987. You could tell the kids who didn't grow with cable. They couldn't multi-task. But they could focus on one thing much better than the cable kids.
What Is MLOps
Starlink satellite internet service gets 500k preorders
>You could then use "CacheFriendlyHashMap" class as a drop in

It's impossible to have a generic cache-friendly datastructure because the optimal datastructure depends on access patterns. E.g. if I have a collection of struct{x:int, y:int, z:int, w:int}, and I know the two main usecases are indexing by x, and iterating over the collection performing some opp on (y,z,w), then the ideal datastructure is one where all the x are contiguous in memory ([x1, x2, x3...]) and separately the y,z,w triples are contiguous ([y1,z1,w1,y2,z2,w2,y3,z3,w3...]).
I take the author to mean some things we do with social media are insane, not the we are literally driven insane. However, I feel strongly that psychiatry has not caught up with social media and in the future several social media related diagnoses will be listed in the DSM-6 or 7
Eh?I just finished drawing them all on a touchscreen. Android phone to be specific.

Only problem was I don't know how to draw
More energy in absolute terms, or per financial transaction?

I mean, what matters is whether replacing the entire financial system with Bitcoin would produce more emissions through mining than the system currently does.
We're creating a CRM / ERP SaaS specifically for consultancies. After spending some lawyer fees two years ago we've concluded that 'free consent' does not exist when your school or company proscribes a SaaS solution.

If you say "do not consent" can you still use the application in the same way? Can you refuse to use the tool? Without impacting career or school results?
How do you know that they aren’t using iMessage to only send iMessages?
I disagree with name calling. And I think you are arrogant and probably young. You form an opinion and cling to it. This ideology probably suits you.
The Signal target group is people who value privacy. You appear to not be in that group.
So the problem is not that Basecamp doesn't allow political opinions, it's just that they don't allow the right political opinions. Why am I not surprised... This whole American thought police experiment is going to end in a massive dumpster fire in the not-too-distant future.
They do, unless you are talking about efficiency and 'per transaction' cost, but environmental impact is measured with absolute numbers.
An answer from a Cinder developer here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27043486
I never quite got why Berkshire doesn't do splits - the only explanation I can come up with is flexing and keeping investors to be a small, exclusive, contained club.

In fact, splitting has become surprisingly rare in recent years
Not that Satellite-based ADS-B would have helped in this instance, because the ADS transponder was turned off early in the piece.
Feature request: ability to toggle mouse support off so I can copy/paste portions of the map more easily. :)
So in my mind, the main things you would need to compete with npm would be:

1. near-universal adoption

2. "just works" experience: i.e. I can clone any random git repo, and run `npm start|build|whatever` and it's always going to work, without having to know anything about my environment or fiddling with configurations.

Does poetry do that?
The news:// URL scheme is for Usenet.
> There’s a lot of middle ground between credit limit checks within every database transaction and the current state.

But there isn’t a lot of middle ground between distributed, strongly-consistent credit limit checks every API call and billing increment (which is, IIRC, instance-seconds or smaller for some time-based services) and a hard billing cap that is actually usable on a system structured like AWS. Partial solutions reduce the risk but don’t eliminate the problem, and at AWS scale reducing the risk means you still have significant numbers of people reliant on the “call customer service” mitigation, and how much spending and system compromise to narrow this billing issue is worthwhile if you are still in that position?
Construct a TM which enumerates all possible variable assignments and checks if the SAT problem is satisfied then halts if so. You can construct this TM in polynomial time, and it halts exactly if the SAT problem is satisfiable. So this is a polynomial reduction from SAT to the halting problem.
Super easy, barely an inconvenience. Such a good catchphrase.