skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Listing these programs in such a way essentially blames these people for not having healthcare. In reality, these programs barely accomplish their goals, because the mental overload of

1) being aware of their existence

2) knowing you're eligible and

3) fulfilling all the bureaucratic requirements

makes the utility of these programs by the old, poor or young incredibly difficult.
It's good times :)

Next and Gatsby do too much for our use cases which are LOB applications. We've had to work around the idiosyncrasies of Next.js when we really don't need SSR nor its limited custom server support. Astro may be a closer fit for our needs.

It's nice to see more esbuild-based frameworks, sveltekit, astro ... The edit-save-refresh cycle is almost instanteous even on large projects. Something I can't say for Next.js.
It's not about the pandemic or luck. It has to do with strategy, more independence etc.
It was just an old meme and it was in my native language so you wouldn't get, but the offensive part of it is simply 'bitch'. Not as a direct insult, but kinda like in "surprise, bitch".

Another thing is that I got suspended for butting in to a conversation about homosexuality where someone was saying that homosexuality is natural, and I said something to the extent of "rape and murder is natural too" to point out the fallacy and they sent me on a 30-day vacation from Facebook for that.
you don't have to predict that exact scenario to know that domestic semiconductor manufacturing is a good idea.
It has nothing to do with the pandemic, but the strategy and investment in reducing reliance on external (to the EU, and Germany in particular) suppliers is not luck.
Please give me a vim plugin that allows me to easily move through terraform files as opposed to being forced to grep for relationships.

As it stands I hate dealing with terraform because it is horrifyingly undiscoverable.
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed. Probably going to do something similar to for sed and the other hard-to-approach linux tools soon.
Idk why the downvotes, this person is basically correct. Maybe downvotes because people find it distasteful? Lots of correct things are distasteful.

Here's a discussion of the various ways of thinking about drug pricing in the U.S. (e.g., Average Wholesale Price (AWP). You can search using the acronyms if you're curious: https://www.rjhealth.com/2019/07/31/drug-pricing-101-reimbur...
That’s why selling as a private individual is different to setting up a company, in the first you can choose not to sell to whomever for whatever reason with no legal comeback. Try denying service to someone in a protected class if you’re in the second and you may well end up with real legal problems.
Imagine caring about a projects organic growth from GitHub stars from China lol.

The simplest explanation is that maybe they 'like' the project?
Nitpick, but we don't hear about the companies that failed in the mid-stage because they ended up being consumed by their AWS fees.
As I understand it, Apple's current answer to not having Xcode on the iPad is that you can now develop full apps in Swift Playgrounds and submit them directly to the app store.

It's an interesting approach - turning an educational/prototyping environment into something that you can theoretically do real work with.

Not sure why we don't have Final Cut and Logic on the iPad though - it's certainly powerful enough.
you talk like either as if facetime is a good product, or as if you love anything from apple regardless.

i think it is a closed solution that sucks just like all the others.

i think every single one of those lock-in-for-profit platform only attract idiots (in the original greek work meaning of the word) and makes true open solutions that will ultimately help everyone slower to show up. Because eventually they will.
This is close to unreadable. Style over substance.
> Because if they are allowed to write to the DOM, they can just add a script tag that loads a script from an arbitrary URL.

By my understanding, this is still possible. If you dynamically inject a script tag, your code runs in the JS context of the page itself.

On the other hand, the chrome.tabs.executeScript API referred to in this article injects a "content script", which runs in an isolated world and has access to all of the same extension APIs that statically-deployed code does. As I understand it, this is what they're really aiming to prevent: dynamically-loaded code that runs in the extension's privileged context.

There's a section at the end of the design doc that explicitly lists preventing arbitrary code execution in page contexts as a non-goal, at least for now: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nPu6Wy4LWR66EFLeYInl3Nzz...

> Also, the example shows a use of fetch. What keeps the script from eval-ing a string from the result of that fetch?

As I mentioned in another comment, Manifest V3 bans the use of eval() in extension code. If you inject a script tag into a page, that script may or may not be allowed to call eval(), depending on the page's content security policy.
Expanding on your comment, to get into a good school and make the connections that would help you in the future, good grades are table stakes. And for certain minorities, good grades are assumed and you have to have achievements on top of that to stand out. Sure, there are many paths to success, but just like investing, where the ROI probabilities would be better if you put your money into an index fund as opposed to the state lottery, the ROI probabilities from developing a good work ethic and getting into a good school are better than alternatives. As a parent, you are using your knowledge and experience to make optimization decisions that the child might not be able to envision or foresee. Different children need different kinds of parenting techniques. I don't see how anyone can claim that either project-based parenting or tiger parenting is the be-all and end-all to raising a child.
Climate change reduces to an international prisoner's dilemma, and there are surely countries and constituents thereof that won't want to stomach the sacrifices that it would entail. That's why I find it extremely improbable that the human species will ever "fix" climate change.
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It's not an either-or question. The US has similar style tax-avoidance structures that may sponsor a little-league team or classical music concert to maintain their public image. And Europe has their own corporate raiders -- did you follow the latest drama between Porsche and VW? That failed takeover bid forced out the Porsche CEO but at least he had a $200M golden parachute.
Google has a near monopoly on search traffic.

Businesses HAVE to use Google for ads. Only placing ads on DuckDuckGo is not a viable strategy when more than 80% of all search traffic is via Google.

Google prioritizes their own products. Sometimes they even copy ideas and implement their own version of a product, and then they bump the competitors below themselves in the search results.

THAT is the problem, and why the lawsuit might hold water.
Prometheus's language PromQL is pretty inscrutable and the alert manager is very bare-bones. I find the entire project is pretty user-hostile wrt documentation and examples actually.
it just seems so trivial to me too build a small interpreted system that circumvents the "no dynamic JavaScript" rule. so so so trivial. so the only people hurt are the regular humans.

there was a simpler example on hn within the last week or two, but for example, json-rules-engine demonstrates how json might be a dynamic program, without ever needing to call eval or Function dynamic code: https://github.com/CacheControl/json-rules-engine

this would need to be extended with some html constructs. which is certainly possible.

or take evaljs and preload in some html functions!

> You might be working in a JavaScript environment where eval() isn't allowed (and you have a genuinely good reason why you want to use it). Maybe this'll slip under the radar.

https://github.com/marten-de-vries/evaljs

surely the people pitching these so called security measures grok just how many dump trucks of nonsense these so called protections they offer us are. about a week ago maybe even it would have sounded ok. but since that time, we've had a big announcement that wizer can now run spidermonkey js engine in webassembly. there's industrial grade js machinery we can run, free from these constraints, nested inside the web platform. with that, this v3 announcement is a week too late to hold even a drop of water. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27370138

I believe they want to do something good too. but they are ineffectual & doing amazing amounts of damage in their grasp to give us this pretend fake security.
I migrated from the EU to the US, but then realised that once everything was factored in (medical, car, housing, cost of living) the taxes were actually worth it, so I moved back to the EU.
You can't be a climate scientist right now and not code. (You don't have to be good though.. urgh.)

I do think the people working on upgrading the energy grid do have more utility at this point though.
What about something like recutils? Or maybe I mean “a recutils type thing.”
People who can't admit monopolies exist are why this conversation is consistently stupid. You.
THIS PERSON IS CORRECT
https://www.rjhealth.com/2019/07/31/drug-pricing-101-reimbur...
Landlines are VoIP in most cases now. In Europe most DSL customers' "landlines" are actually plugged into an FXS port which simulates a landline with dialtone to an analog phone but in reality it all goes over IP and SIP.

Even if we assume you've got a real landline, it's most likely that your call will transit over IP anyway at some point unless you're calling your neighbor who's on the same phone exchange.

The reason for the perceived higher quality is most likely because it all goes over stable wired networks and not due to the analog nature of the landline, and so can be replicated with a SIP deskphone, computer or even smartphone as long as your network is stable (most consumer-grade network gear is crap and most Wi-Fi connections often operate in a degraded mode that appears "fine" for browsing but fails for interactive latency-sensitive tasks such as calls).
> Nonetheless, I don't necessarily see it as a strict negative

There are meaningful advantages. But on balance - again, it's been some twenty years since I was homeschooled - I've found that being an Other to be painful, repeatedly. I don't believe assimilation to have ever been finished for me. I think the alienation and lack of normality has repeatedly hampered my interactions with mainstream society, to some degree or other.

This has material consequences in all sorts of interactions in relation to "social fabric" things. Some of those consequences are trivial - preferring different media; some are profound - things relating to promotion and so forth WRT soft skills.
Yeah. These figures are completely irrelevant. The problem of increased CO2 concentration in the atmosphere isn't drowsiness, headaches and eventual suffocation, the problem is global warming. The figures seem to imply that once CO2 concentrations reach around 1000ppm we'll have a problem. But we have a huge problem right now.
I appreciate you doing the math! I'd appreciate it even more with sources for 5.5m :-)
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About storing history rather than current-state: I think Urbit works similarly.
That's not even remotely comparable.

Firstly it's not structurally practical to store giant tanks of water on private property. So the comparison makes no practical sense anyway.

But more, there is a significant market for private water in other properties. It's a non-trivial market which serves a significant proportion of the US population.

There is no significant market for private/non-Google search. Not only is DDG a footnote, but Google's dominance forces businesses to take steps to optimise their Google rank - or face penalties by losing access to potential customers.

Google can also remove businesses who aren't even customers from its rankings on a whim, with no redress.

It's clearly a monopoly.
> it's a thinly veiled employment opportunity for the heirs that does very little actual charity

I'm looking at their financial report for the year 2019 and that's just not true. They are a very complex organization and simply looking at one film award project and calling the whole thing a scam is very wrong and frankly lazy.
True, but the dotcom bubble created at least 1 useful company. Crypto is 14 years in and still at a big ol' 0.
Show HN: Show descendant count on Hacker News 'more' links
State actors don't need zero days to take control of a rented server.
Not true at all. Biochar and soil carbon improve soil health and crop yield, all while sequestering carbon for hundreds of years.
Great.

1. Where can I get the movies?

Many chinese movies are incredibly boring. This one is an exception and I did not see it on the list

2. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7180392/
Every time I've encountered discussions of pilots and polarized glasses, it's to avoid them.
https://www.faa.gov/pilots/safety/pilotsafetybrochures/media...

". Polarized lenses are not recommended for use in the aviation environment. While useful for blocking reflected light from horizontal surfaces such as water or snow, polarization can reduce or eliminate the visibility of instruments that incorporate antiglare filters. Polarized lenses may also interfere with visibility through an aircraft windscreen by enhancing striations in laminated materials and mask the sparkle of light that reflects off
shiny surfaces such as another aircraft’s wing or windscreen, which can reduce the time a pilot has to react in a “see-and-avoid” traffic situation."
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Video cameras are the next killer app for E2E encryption. Security cams, baby monitors, doorbells.

It makes zero sense that these things are constantly uploading to someone else’s computer.
Agree. I don't want the language to start looking like rust.
And if you are bigger than local it doesn't matter if you are forced to do business with google? It's pretty easy to come up with a number of ways people are forced to use google products and how they should be treated different to small services.

Right now it would be completely within googles right to block an individual from using youtube at all. You would have no legal recourse against this and it would massively impact your life. Almost all video on the web is on youtube. Even government information videos are hosted on youtube now as well as countless general information videos and health/safety videos.

It's pretty easy to make a case that everyone should have a right to watch videos on youtube because of how important the content on youtube is. This is what making google a utility means. If some random forum bans you, you get on with your life. If Google does something it can have serious impacts on your life where you have no options for alternatives.
Do away with google. Problem fixed
Microsoft is asking the user to enable Javascript. There is no technical reason in this case why Javascript is necessary.

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/...

To add insult to injury, Microsoft's server refuses to honour the Accept-Encoding header, e.g., setting the value to "identity" has no effect. It returns compressed content no matter what, even when the content size is very small.

To create a simple HTML page with all the info you need, no Javascript required

sed '/^e/!s/^/url=/'<<eof|curl -K-|gzip -dc|sed 's/",/\"<br>/g;s/\\n//g' > 1.htm
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-33742
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31955
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31956
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-33739
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31201
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31199
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31959
https://api.msrc.microsoft.com/sug/v2.0/en-US/vulnerability/CVE-2021-31963
eof
firefox ./1.htm
> I'm not aware of any disproportionate response

The operative definition of proportionality is not between attack and counterattack, as most people seem to think. It's between the military benefit and the likelihood of non-combatant casualties. Since the military benefit of Israel's actions was quite small and the likelihood of non-combatant casualties was extremely high, it's nearly impossible to argue that such proportionality was respected.

> The Israeli government just putting a show

212 dead, including 61 children, is not "just a show" from a human standpoint. If you meant that it was "just a show" from a purely military standpoint, that's practically an admission that Israel's actions were disproportionate.
Maybe CloudFlare/Apple can add MITM scripting as a feature of Private Relay.
Content scripts can be loaded into a page either statically, when the page URL matches a regex listed in the manifest, or dynamically, by calling chrome.tabs.executeScript (in V2) or chrome.scripting.executeScript (in V3).

Once the content script is loaded, AFAIK its execution behaves the same no matter how it was loaded.
What if all drug prices were set based on efficacy, and drug manufacturers had no say in pricing?
I mean it's one project out of 145 featured on their website. Looking at their financial statement for 2019 it's certainly a very small amount compared to other projects which include for example funding medical research.
Yeah, I don't think it's privacy related. Foone just gets hit with bot spam on twitter.

Personally I just follow foone on twitter, since their an interesting person.
How would they do if the mortar shell engaged in rapid, unpredictable evasive maneuvers at low altitude behind cover most of the way?
The IPCC has been forecasting up to 1150 ppm by the year 2100, and they are a conservative forecaster (climate changes have been following their highest forecasts, or even higher).

So yes, your grandchildren may well live in a world where the freshest possible outdoor air is such that it makes humans feel sluggish and lethargic, like a stuffy indoor conference room today.
Hacker News recently introduced Reddit-style comment hiding when there are too many comments in a subthread.

This Tampermonkey script modifies your HN so that you see how many comments are waiting for you at each 'more' link.

I find it much easier to browse HN now. It's immediately clear whether I'm missing a large subtree.

It's nice for distinguishing 'more' vs 'reply', too. (I originally didn't notice it was a new feature, and rushed off to report a new "hidden comment bug," ha.)

If you don't want to install a Tampermonkey script, or you want to preview how it looks, you can open your browser console and run the JS directly.

[...byTag(document.body, 'a')].filter(x => x.innerText == 'more').map(x => { x.innerText = `${byClass($(x.href.split('item?id=')[1]), 'togg')[0].attributes['n'].value - 1} more`;

(Be sure to run it on a story with hundreds of comments, or else you might not see any 'more' links at all. E.g. without this script, you might miss the 9 comments near the top of the Bel Show HN, since it's indistinguishable from the subtree with only 3 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21231208#21232605)

Enjoy.
I just got back into astrophysics after having been gone for 25 years, and no one uses IDL anymore.
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I’ve only had good experiences with printing on Linux, but admittedly my sample size is one. I have an ancient printer. Windows drivers were nearly impossible to find, and when I did find them they cause windows 10 to blue screen.

In Linux, I plug it in and click print. Scanning works too. Click scan get a picture/pdf.
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Is V still vapourware in your opinion since you made your posts? Seems to have improved significantly since then.
I've never played either but have seen some videos of it. How much of it is just gaming and how much of it is programming? Is programming required to play the games? How often do the players engage in programming part of it as opposed to the gaming part of it?
If I was doing things from the ground up, I'd pulumi it, I believe.

Terraform is, however, optimized for everyone under the bell curve.
redundant information in natural language is often the more important. Now think of the compression algorithms input tokens as parsed stemmed etc words, instead of a bytestream; you get some interesting concept maps pretty easily.
Some people say the dark background gives them less eye strain. I prefer light backgrounds but to each his own.
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Very cool. I’m not an ML guy, so apologies if this is a dumb question: how good is performance compared to other hardware here?
Oh, how simple it is to fool the common folk. Chipotle is going to pay market wages, regardless, or it will have to close stores due to lack of employees. Its pre-pandemic operating margin was over 20% so it can rather easily absorb a 4% boost in labor costs. What you, as a Chipotle customer, are paying, is a surcharge to help the CEO and exec team grow operating margin and profits and earn a big bonus. That's all.

(https://ir.chipotle.com/2020-02-04-Chipotle-Announces-Fourth...)
If anyone wants to see the descendant count now, rather than waiting, I've submitted a snippet of javascript as a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27442644

Or just open your browser console and run the JS directly:

[...byTag(document.body, 'a')].filter(x => x.innerText == 'more').map(x => { x.innerText = `${byClass($(x.href.split('item?id=')[1]), 'togg')[0].attributes['n'].value - 1} more`; });

I find it much easier to browse HN now. It's immediately clear whether I'm missing a large subtree.
> By now we should be ready to accept that free software with no strings attached just isn't sustainable except for projects with big corporate backers.

That very much depends on who the authors of the software are and what their goals/motivations are. This is far too much of a blanket statement.

I agree that no one should be ashamed to sell software that they write. Also, those authors can and should be the ones to determine under what license the software is released (unless, of course, they are being paid by someone else to write it -- that's a different set of circumstances). But there are plenty of very useful open source projects that have been around for a very long time with no big corporate backers.
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this is truly interesting.. does this work for very long documents? i.e. entire book? And if this is the case, why are nlp reseachers still struggling with increasing transformer width? The answer is here
Probably... Apple may make their own DataCenters and will join on that party little bit late.
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