skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah.

For me, I accept that there's a tradeoff between being able to revoke the signed status of an application, and doing a certificate check at launch time.

And you're already trusting Apple with a bunch of stuff, so one more thing isn't that much worse.

But yeah, it's still creepy, and ripe for abuse.
They would both suffer drastically. If it came to that, I’m sure other big companies would join in as well in an attempt to punish Apple ie Netflix,Spotify, and Epic Games

That could definitely put a hamper on new iPhone sales.
Even your undergrad (which I’m interpreting as UIUC) is elite compared to most state schools for CS, and is very selective for direct to major. People like me are doubly screwed.
Bipartisan antitrust reforms could reshape Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google
So I work with this field and evangelize OpenAPI at work. The simple fact is, very few developers actually know about it, and the pool of online tutorials that don’t mention it so vast, I think it becomes a problem of scale and knowledge. Some companies use it, VMWare for example uses it for the fusion API documentation. But it’s 100% dependent on having at least a few devs at whatever company who have enough power to push for this as important
Tylenol isn't so safe, but at least it works?
To think there might be legitimate fear in the Congress, that going too hard on big tech, might lead to losing elections shows how much the locus of power has shifted from elected representatives to corporations.
sorry I meant "shorting or puts (buying)"
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Demographics of the U.S. Military
wikipedia used to have this

https://i.redd.it/5ibk260ssqa61.png

e.g. i understood the other two words in the title no problem.

>Ukrainian

i'm from moldova and i speak russian and understand ukrainian pretty easily. calling them distinct languages is true but it's pedantic - it's a very blurry line how mutually intelligible the two languages are.
Do you honestly believe only California techfolk use Facebook?
In Australia we have 240V at the power point so i don't risk it. I know a guy, he's good and i don't mind paying him to avoid all the risks.
It’s beta… 1.
Honestly, anybody that says Asians are institutionally discriminated against because they are a slightly lower percentage at Harvard, even though there are a lot of Asians at Harvard, is basically saying people of all kinds, including other Asians like me that can’t get into any kind of elite school don’t matter and are inferior. It’s insulting, at this point, and the anti-AA Asian groups that further this ideology are marginalizing themselves for it.
> feed your family on a single job

I think it's expected that both family partners work, at least in Sweden.

Otherwise it's very tight economically, unless one has some rich inheritance
More like

iOS 15 Dictatorship

While the ideas proposed are good, Apple already exerts a lot of power over developers. I don't think more policies would help us.

Maybe API that would allow some of those restrictions to be implemented by 3rd parties would be a good idea.
I'd suggest this represents the dividing line between Millennials and Generation Z.

Millennials (at least those who graduated before the 2008 financial crisis) had legitimate aspirations of home ownership, starting a family, and achieving the typical American Dream milestones. Many of them have not given up those dreams, despite numerous setbacks. On the other hand, Generation Z never had those aspirations in the first place. They don't expect to ever own a home. They understand the nuclear family is financially unreachable. Life milestones after university graduation by and large do not exist for Gen Z kids.
I am talking about people who are orders of magnitude less motivated than you and do nothing to improve their situation. These people probably never went to college or dropped out just to stay home and play video games. In your case, working a low paying job as a college graduate is actually highly virtuous. Some college grads would rather do nothing because they think they are hot shit.
Not many people realize, but Longyearbyen is very accessible during the season. There is a fully operational airport only a few miles out that services multiple passenger flights in and out daily. I came by to visit a few years ago and the flight between OSL to LYR came around about 70 euros, albeit I think I had a student discount. I was more surprised there was not more tourist activity, given the novelty.
I am very skeptical of that view. Nicer public schools get money in the form of parental fundraising. At my kid's elementary school in a big town on the west coast - not even in California, we raised > 500k every 2 years; poor schools probably didn't have an event where the members of the programmer class dropped a few $k each. This is just the latest way to help your kids.
Oops! that's right... "under-box" would be "hipoteca" = mortgage.

Anything with the "teca" (or "theque" in other languages) has some relation, like modern discoteca or biblioteca = library.
> Nobody's interests are less aligned with your own than an insurance company's when it comes time to pay out.

Yup. They know having an electrician do all the work minimizes the risk of you needing to get payed out, so they want it so.

But the insurance doesn't care about your additional cost, since it's your cost, not theirs.

They don't go "cost of professional < additional risk * potential damages", they go "additional risk * potential damages > 0".

Then again, electrical work can be life threatening, so the potential damage is rather high.
I've mostly done the bare minimum in life, at things that I didn't want to do. I agree I'm undisciplined. It took a long time to find my own path, and something to strive for.

I think your labels are part of the problem. They're not narcissists. They're people. And you look down on them just for being people.

If you want to help them, perhaps treat them as equals and listen to them rather than thinking of ways to change them.

I wish I knew their gamer tags so that I could play a few rounds of halo with them, or whatever they like to play. They seem chill.
It's not a bug, it's a feature. Corporations in Europe have to pay taxes and follow laws and stuff, don't they? They'll never get to be huge, hypertrophic and out-of-control at that rate! This article talks as if having big corporations with big profits is the entire reason for life itself. In fact most people in America have to give up quite a lot, in order to enable such stellar gains for a few. I wouldn't chalk it up to any particular management brilliance, either; it's a "business friendly climate" shall we say. Meanwhile China accomplishes the same thing via active state repression. Nothing to emulate necessarily in either case.
Dodgson!!
With the Apple mothership, Google, Facebook and Twitter headquarters just a few miles from my house, it's hard not to feel hometown pride and really, why should I? I'm aware of their problems but I have normal human emotions.

Yet they moved their taxable entity to Mars, if I understand things correctly. I'm not sure what it means to say that they're an "Earth" company. And what do we actually gain from having companies nominally located on Earth?
I mean, yeah that is elitist especially because the point of college is education not to compete together as a team.

I went to CC in high school and a non selective engineering school. I’ve seen non-elitist and non-elite institutions.
Most kids spends their first 15 years mostly surrounded by women. Their doctors, their kinder garden teachers, their school teachers etc. Almost every authority figure is a woman there. If those boys have problem I feel it is ok to say that it is mostly those grownups fault, and they happen to be mostly women.
On a related note, how do I find a list of electrical codes (or any code for that matter) for my area without going through an expensive subscription?
Isn't this basically the same solution as the one chrome was experimenting with - selectively hiding portions of the URL that they seemed irrelevant?

Putting some ugly characters in it isn't really any different to just hiding them
In my country, there are 50% more women in colleges than men, and our colleges still work more to attract more women (with eg. girls-only workshops, etc... we used to call this segregation and/or sexism back in my time).

Lets say you have Alice and Bob... they both finished college, both are looking for a job, and they both decide to start their own company - Alice will make plastic spoons, and Bob will make plastic forks. Alice can get 5k eur from our government, because she's a woman.

Men also tend to work more (hours and years), and live less (less years of retirement), but in many countries still get lower pensions than women for the same money paid in the pension fund. In my country this has been equalized now (same payments, same amount of money, only for new retirees), but relatively shorter lives are not accounted for anywhere.

Safe houses for men?

Lets say Alice and Bob meet at a party, get drunk, have sex and a condom pops... we give Alice numerous ways to get rid of the unwanted baby, and Bob just has to hope, she won't want a kid at the moment, so he'll be able to avoid 18-26 years of child support. Paper abortion ideas are laughed at and oposed by "he shouldn't have sex if he doesn't want to take care of the baby"... but the same argument can be used for a normal/real abortion (except in case of rape).

Media treats women more preferably then men, pointing out the greater tragedy in case of women deaths, and even in cases of paedophillia use "nicer words" for women - eg "schoolteacher had sex with 13yo boy" instead of calling it statuatory rape.

In other countries (eg. usa) there are many more cases of casual sexism against men, even some that are illegal in many other countries, eg. women-only scholarships.
While there is obviously Spanish influence in Latin American cuisine, I wouldn’t say the food cultures are similar. Furthermore, the culture can vary a lot between different (or even neighboring) Latin American countries.
>>> What if you are a young adult who is interested in trades, but you want to play in an orchestra.

Play the bassoon. ;-) A friend of mine who was a school music teacher told me that getting good at the bassoon was pretty much a ticket to a generous college scholarship. Not necessarily at your first choice of scholarship, but somewhere.

If they can't get a student to play bassoon, then they have to hire a ringer from the community. So you could also do that.
To be honest, windows let you hack away a lot. It's the new OS that are incredibly locked down.
Or imagine asking the pharmacist for wine :) In Spanish "bodega" is specifically where wine is made or kept. I'm aware that in English it's used for convenience stores. Just a different joke.
damn what a badass name. like imagine introducing yourself at a fancy summer house party. "Why hello there, I'm Wernher. Wernher Von Braun." with like a hand gesture and some swagger.
I think the solution to this is full federal funding of us public schools. Some people won't like that because they will argue we'd be pushing some federal vision of education. As a graduate of southern education, I argue we should talk about the widespread support for racist laws like Jim Crow instead of just saying slavery was bad and the civil war ended those problems.
Honestly, if the admissions committee decides you’re good enough to get into any of the top schools you’re already an elite of some kind (in math, rowing, “activism” etc). All of these elites need to be knocked down a few pegs.

I’d go as far as to say all MIT admits are fundamentally, inherently elite (especially compared to a low IQ sap like me) and should be punished regardless. They’re rich because people like me are poor.
Is this a real thing? I can’t tell if you are joking or not.
If you live in the Bay Area, Kenji has a great restaurant called Wursthall that does German food. I hope he’s still involved since he’s not in the area anymore.
Imagine you are a farmer - you don't have trouble finding space for your kids to play or where to house them, like a person living in a modern megacity might. You probably live with or near extended family, and they can often take care of the kids while you are busy, whereas we now have expensive daycare and carehomes, etc.
It’s only a problem if they’re doing something malicious, otherwise the customer “chose” the product and thus the feature. It becomes a problem for ISPs if it’s facilitating botnets or other malware.
Something like 0.000000001% of the process.
Federal government will maintain expansive work-from-home policies post-pandemic
Does the work-life balance shifted towards life just mean that people work less in Europe? Can it contribute to a lesser global GDP share?
> "I haven't done my taxes for 18 months even though it would only take a day, and I cannot force myself to do it no matter how hard I try."

Ouch, got me with this one.
Yeah, basic is called basic for a reason
Not in the FAQ: how many years of product life will Google guarantee?
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Global food prices rise to highest level in a decade
Yes, but they buffed up their PR department
Because there are lots of opportunities to get an education that aren’t nearly as selective. The number of total slots has increased considerably.

I think they should build more UCs and more UTs and A&Ms etc but to a great extent they already have and increased the class sizes to boot.
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> Some top colleges now admit much more economically and ethnically diverse students.

Yes, there are lots more black and Hispanic students than before, and since the universities refuse to share the data we can’t be sure that this increase in diversity mostly means more children of Nigerian doctors and Colombian lawyers, mostly paying full international student fees but that’s the way to bet.

Regarding economic diversity.

Harvard[1], Yale[2], Princeton[3] Stanford[4] all have average family incomes above $160,000. Less selective colleges with smaller endowments that need the money from fees more are not going to be more economically diverse if they can possibly avoid it.

Selecting by standardized test scores would result in a substantially less socially elite student body than the current system. A more Asian one. Stopping that is why there’s a movement to get rid of the SATs. Asians are being discriminated against now as Jews were in the early 20th century, for similar reasons.

[1] According to The New York Times, the median family income of a student from Harvard is $168,800, and 67% of students come from the highest-earning 20% of American households. About 15% come from families in the top 1% of American wealth distribution.

[2] According to The New York Times, the median family income of a student from Yale is $192,600. Roughly 69% of Yale students come from the highest-earning 20% of American households.

[3] According to The New York Times, the median family income of a student from Princeton is $186,100, and 72% come from the highest-earning 20% of American households

[4] According to The New York Times, the median family income of a student from Stanford is $167,500
If my memory serves me right, I started following Kenji in the early 2010s, when he explained why McDonald’s burgers don’t rot[1]. I was a bit into molecular gastronomy at the time, and his science-based approach seemed exactly what I wanted to read.

[1]: https://www.seriouseats.com/the-food-lab-why-mcdonalds-burge...
Well put. I had a much less constructive take on this comment, since deleted, because it wreaks of insecurity that's causing so much of this problem.

My dad was great, but through divorce, I had other great male role models, none of which you'd consider "feminine." However, it helped me understand the plurality of what it means to be a man. There are many ways to embrace your "natural" manhood that are beneficial to society. Animals rape each other, but we're not animals. Don't fall for the naturalistic fallacies.
Quite a few teachers enjoy being teachers. When my younger brothers moved out of the house, my mother decided to become a school teacher to occupy her time. She can yak for hours about the school board blundering or administration being dicks or her colleague being a weirdo but make no mistake; she loves that job. Every summer, all she can talk about is how she can't wait for the school season to start again.

I guess you mean that teachers do a lot of lobbying, and take that to indicate job dissatisfaction. But if so, that's a mistake. Thinking that you aren't receiving enough funding and simultaneously enjoying your work are not mutually exclusive.
This looks really cool, and seems to tick all the boxes for me:

* Multi-platform

* Encrypted

* Compressed

* Deduplication

* Supports S3 Compatible + Backblaze B2

* Performant even with millions of small files

* Supports mounting

* Good usability

Wishlist:

* Automatic exclusion from .gitignore files

* Support nested includes/excludes
> Given that the vast majority breakups are initiated by women

Hey, there's actually a study [1] about this!

> The author uses a new longitudinal study of relationships in the US, the How Couples Meet and Stay Together surveys, to examine the gender of who wanted the breakup for both marital and nonmarital heterosexual relationships for the first time. The results show that only in marriages are the majority of breakups wanted by the female partner. Men and women in nonmarital heterosexual relationships in the US are equally likely to want to break up. Furthermore, wives report lower relationship quality than husbands, while men and women in nonmarital relationships report more similar relationship quality.

[1] https://web.stanford.edu/~mrosenfe/Rosenfeld_gender_of_break...
Ah, I wasn't thinking of more "upscale" stores like Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, good point.

But in my part of Brooklyn everything's extremely local -- FoodTown, Western Beef, Associated, etc. And in Manhattan I indeed always shopped at Gristedes, Westside, Fairway (which looking up their ownership, is at most regional if not local -- and even Shoprite is regional, not one of GP's 3 national chains).

But the main point stands -- across all 5 boroughs, the vast majority of grocery stores are local chains. Grocery stores are in no way concentrated in any way analagous to Amazon.
What is the rate of metabolic affordances created by women in relation to men? Isn’t this biologically necessarily male due to its sexual dimorphic traits in the biological life kingdom? What are the compounding utilization rates of income from women who elect not to marry and create life in relation to men which have evolutionary selective pressures to bring home the bacon and therefore become more active investors, ie entrepreneurial, by necessity?

The displacement of men from the labor markets has created a lack of stable patrimonial family formation, which is consistent with the Marxian doctrine’s intellectually revolutionary advocacy and its propagation into the American educational institutions over the last century in time. See the top cited references in the last century in the Western World for corroboration.

[For those unaware, Marx was violently opposed to family creation as necessarily female enslavement (see the second chapter of the Communist Manifesto).]

Patrimony has natural merit for creating principled savings and investments demonstrative in civilized record. Yet most American children are educated by the Nanny State and lack the proper tools to learn how to survive and thrive at being human - a universally patrilineal hereditary trait known as culture.

This form of culture is distinct from one which is unnaturally formed, such as by profit-motivations or ultimately temporal, metabolic functions rather than spiritual contemplation. This is seen consistent with decline in the American population’s affirmation of a transcendental existence conferred by the rise of an Atheistic population. What quantity of atheists were raised not simply with a spiritual life, but a natural one, existing outside of the metabolic motivations of federally legislated education? How does this correspond with the growth of Marxian publications in Academia compared to British Enlightenment literature including the great works of the Occident, such as Aristotle? We ought to be able to compare catalogs over time of the shift and denial of Western Patrimony as good. And I believe the shift exists, demonstrating a disintegrated sexually dimorphic society with transsexual cultural phenomenon as manufactured. Viz, unnaturally formed and therefore biologically morbid. See the overweight phenomenon as further evidence of the morbid nature of the civil authorities.
Nah, Mr Ulbricht doesn't deserve a voice. He victimises himself. Fuck him and his "just a website" supporters.
This is correct, and one of the many reasons why I’m very glad President Biden came out against blanket loan forgiveness at the high end of $50k even though Schumer, AOC, Warren support it
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Does PAUSE works in session mode? I have always had challenges with PAUSE in session mode.
>Strike, the payment network that El Salvador is working with, runs on tethers

I'm not sure where the author is getting his information but Strike runs on Lightning Network, this is the first I've ever heard this claim and doubt it's legitimate.

Is it possible the author has confused Strike.org for Strike.me ?
Why is this a competition? They can both be wrong.
Leaving home at 18 is really mostly an american thing.

Go to a place like Italy or India or Pakistan and you'll find 30+ year olds living with their parents and it's no big deal at all.
> Don't you have a home office anyway with a monitor, desk, and chair for normal life things?

I'm 24 and just starting out my career but currently a house is completely out of my price range. I live in NJ and the cheapest house around is ~340k + ~15k/year tax. That's going to be well outside of my purchasing power for quite some time in the future. I currently live alone in a 1br apartment.

> For managing your finances, writing to people, planning projects, working on hobbies, and so on?

Many of the people around my age are living either at home with their parents or with their significant other + roommates. It's very difficult to find space for 2+ people's desks in a 1br apartment.

If, however, people were guaranteed WFH available positions for some time and we could disperse so that all software engineers aren't crammed into ~6 cities in the world it would be fairly easy for me to get a mortgage on a house in the middle of nowhere for less than what I currently pay on rent [0]. ~3 acres of land, 3 rooms, 2 floors. It's a dream.

I'm personally looking forward to the "fan-out" of talent in the US. As people relocate startups might even start popping up in random locations around the US. People in my age range might be able to start affording houses.

[0] - https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/88-Rambler-Rd-Thomasville...
Do you mind sharing sources for this? I'm genuinely interested in this topic.