skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I suspect your comments on this story will not age well.
I got Lego Island 2 for my kid in 2008 which was old at the time. He loved it! It had a nice story line and easy things to do for a 4 year old. When he finished it I found the original Lego Island game second hand and thinking how sequels mostly suck had high expectations. It was a disappointment. Island 2 had :just enough: free roam and 1 not as much, I guess.
It's no longer mere "opprobrium". These days it's losing your career (or at least your current job) and getting incessantly harassed. The calculus has very much changed.

(I'm not claiming that I have a solution for the problem, besides people individually waking up and realizing that it's a bad idea to rush to judgement. No amount of censorship or similar tactics could possibly solve this problem even if our benevolent tech overlords wanted to)
I found that after I passed around 44 or so I was still employable but pretty much most of the offers were as a consultant.
Its all pretty seamless with rss too. You can set mpv to be your default browser for video links and it will scrape and start playing and you can save the video too. I use newsboat and a master script that uses some regex to figure out what to open the RSS link with (like a browser, feh for images, or mpv, or rtv for reddit links, etc)
We actually scan on average once a week. I used that language to be ultra conservative but I'll need to change it. For the past 8+ years we've been doing weekly scans.
I wrote about this a few posts ago but it's so common to be aged out of tech for any number of reasons that I have no plans to work in it after I turn 40. If I can, great. In all likelihood if I don't make a cushy management job by then it's curtains for me after my stack dries up. I don't have the same motivations I had in my 20s and I don't want to spend my life grinding leetcode to justify my extensive industry CV. It's exhausting and I have a family, life, and interests outside my day job. If it was just simple "retraining" every 5-10 years it wouldn't be such a big deal but every time you leave a company you start from the bottom and have to prove your way back to your position.

Academia used to be an out for "overexperienced" people. But it's so competitive even at the community college level in all likelihood you'll be completely aged out. I will probably be punching numbers into TPS reports.
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> I don't think I've ever learned, or grown, this much in a 6 month period before.

Was this a startup of a personal project? Was much money raised? Post mortem analysis is good though this is quite an exposition for a relatively short lived venture.
It sounds to me like the city of Tucson and CBP didn't know how to deal with this. I mean chasing a light unmanned drone in a fully manned helicopter is of course going to end up with the kind of silly antics they talk about (the drone flying circles around it).

I wonder how effective an rf jammer would have been.
> I didn't realize a conservatorship could be so powerful...

My guess would be that these exceed the powers of c13p, and this is what the court case is about. No doubt being the “adult in charge” gives you plenty of scope for abuse.

Now imagine it’s not a rich, high-profile family, but an old person, with no scrutiny and no expensive lawyers...
We have a service where we'll notify you if anything new gets exposed on one of your IPs:

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If you have a membership (which is a one-time payment of $49 - no subscription necessary) then you can monitor up to 16 IPs. We have a lot of individuals that have configured monitoring for their home network just in case something accidentally gets exposed.
GDPR text asks to delete all data for which the user withdraws consent to share. IANAL but that seems telling.

When a user asks to delete a video it’s deleted, with it goes the title and description.
That's a very silly idea.
In Aristotelian Logic, is said that you can't prove an Universal Negative statement. I guess at some point someone forgot the Universal part and ran with it, creating that misconception.
It’s OK, it was a rhetorical question - clearly NO! And the reasons is not particularly complicated: you get shot.
> The core fantasy of lego is engineering - “you can make anything you can imagine”.

The core fantasy of Google is supposed to be "collect the world's information to put it at your fingertips", when in reality it's more like "...to sell it to big advertisers".

Same deal with Lego. I doubt they could transition to freeform creativity when their entire business process is oriented towards a diametrically opposite goal.

(This is speaking as a person with three kids and a whole storage rack dedicated to Lego.)
I love me a random 1984 reference… care to explain what’s wrong with honouring user requests to delete their data?
Absolutely horrid that Docker still bypasses iptables / ufw by default.
I'd argue that a far better solution is improving security requirements and developing better procedures.

Hacks in many ways incentivize companies to invest in their security.

Also, if you prohibit paying ransom nothing will probably change. Hackers will continue to steal data, they will just sell it like they always did.

Sure they will target now companies that have more valuable data, but the big picture won't change.
When you say branching, are you talking about a dynamic input, e.g., an email text input that appears after a subscribe checkbox is selected?
twitter is definitely not the right medium for discussion of an academic paper, Taleb was right in calling him a fucking idiot
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That was definitely a teachable moment for the owner had the dog been shot. It’s always the owners fault of course and not the animal’s but it’s pretty weird how some dogs are that aggressive and terrorize while others are no problem.
That sounds like the opposite of survivorship bias. You don't hear about the ones that didn't screw their lives up.
Sorry, probably a joke over head case, but on the https://www.breville.com/us/en/products/espresso/bes870.html
you pick grind setting and amount yourself. There are others that do everything automatically, at a much higher price.
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Indeed, although, if we don't generalize too broadly, I prefer it this way. I don't want to be obligated to follow / hire people without any accomplishments, just because the people without accomplishments decide it isn't fair to them
You are conflating "rich" with "not socialist".
But doesn’t this apply to “normal” panics as well? When unwinding the stack of a panicking goroutine, any deferred call might panic again, in which case Go keeps walking up the stack with the new panic. In a typical server situation, it will eventually reach some generic “log and don’t crash” function, which is unlikely to panic or overflow.

Perhaps one difference is that, while panics are always avoidable in a recovery function, stack overflows are not (if it happens to be deep enough already). Does the argument go “even a seemingly safe recovery function can’t be guaranteed to succeed, so prevent the illusion of safety”?

(To be clear: I’m not arguing, just trying to understand.)
I wonder how visual memory of landmarks is intertwined with the magnetoreception. This must be quite handy when looking at mountains and buildings.
Very kind of you to say! Getting it out of Alpha has definitely taken longer than I initially expected, probably something any other OS maintainer would have told me, but we're getting closer! Mostly need to make a few big documentation/testing pushes and then it should be ready. I want to redo the website and create a "book style" documentation site that has all the extension documentations in one place.
...and provides support too. Even to a low-traffic, low-spend user whose site generates just a few pennies of revenue for Bunny. Yet every time I made a support request, I got a response in minutes, often from Dejan himself. Highly recommend.
It's pointless to look at questions of sanity from an outsiders point of view. If a detailed psychological study of you determines that you are unable to take care of yourself, and are detached from reality, then you'll have someone appointed to take care of you.

To me, it's a bit cruel to think that one could go mad and everyone would simply stand around saying "oh well, it's your right to be insane."

Britney's case boils down to two issues.

1. Complaints against the choices made under conservatorship. This has little merit as to start with, if one would make the exact same choices as their guardian then there would be little point in having a guardian.

2. Complaints that everyone is lying about the extent of her condition. This has merit. It should be studied, but we can't really determine it ourself by watching her public behavior under microscope.

I understand that a-lot of people are unhappy as well with the extent of the limits Britney is under, but that presupposes she is mentally competent and these limits are thus extreme.

E.g. Her boyfriend can't drive her in his car. Naturally letting her boyfriend have free access to kidnapping her isn't in her best interests if she's mentally incompetent. That her parents distrust her boyfriend that much is a huge red flag on his side.

E.g. She is on birth control. If she is unable to take care of herself, then definitionally she can't take care of a child either. Is it really in her best interests to let said distrusted boyfriend impregnate her? He could demand child support and use their whole family situation to transfer the conservatorship to him.

It's possible her father who has control now is pure scum and the courts are just slow to notice despite this being a high profile celebrity case, but does that sound credible?
Autism/Asperger’s is likely the common factor. There are studies that show this.
The GDPR mandates that all web services allow you to export your data which github supports. Alternatives like gitlab allow you to import all of that "proprietary" data direct from github so its not a very strong lock in.
https://facet.ai/product

This page is broken. TypeError: URL constructor: #collaborate is not a valid URL.

Like the other commenters, I wasn't sure what I was looking at.
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It's nearly trivially easy to build one, though not necessarily cheap. Just replace the battery pack with an engine, generator and fuel. It may be necessary to use a turbine engine to meet requirements, hence not cheap, but for flight control you just need to use free open source software firmware (Ardupilot?) that has long been freely available and tweak it.
Imho the power and customisability of Jira is great. The problem is just its UI and performance. There are solutions to that though. You can always JXL your Jira (https://jxl.app).
If you don't want to pay taxes, you can live off the grid. It's really rather simple if you think about it- if you're off the grid you're using none (or very very few) government resources like roads, utilities, banking networks, etc. With that, you're also not making any money meaning there's nothing to tax.

You can also move.
The speculation in this article is pretty bad; a shower of cosmic rays isn't going to affect everyone in the planet the same way to all of a sudden enhance their perception of violet. The much likelier explanation is that it's "just" a cultural development.
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I would create a better scripting language than bash script.

The syntax will be closer to a normal programming language.
> The current options are not good enough or have no library adoption.

What about SQLAlchemy?
I think if there is a U.S. China war over Taiwan we have larger issues.
For some reason I couldn’t help but read this in the voice of the narrator from Arrested Development.
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But how? How can US cloud providers stop this? I am really curious how from my understanding it is not possible with how things are currently setup.
So, what is violet actually? WIkipedia says both that it's blue near end of visible spectrum, and then adds that it's mix of blue and red with more blue than red. Those both seem contradictory.

AFAIK human eye doesn't differentiate between wavelenghts of blue, it just compares intensity of whatever triggers its blue cones to whatever triggers its red/green cones, no?

Or, maybe it's the fact that some ranges of ultraviolet trigger all our cones at once?
I guess he’s only doing places that are confused with another place within the US.

Edit: nope, there’s a North Pole, NY
He died in a Catalan prison, not in US. Even if the US government had really any reason to kill him, sending an agent to prison in a foreign country to fake a suicide, when he was going to get extradited anyway, seems a bit hard to believe.

The other explanation -that the policemen in the Catalan prison were useless enough to let him hang himself without them realizing- seems more plausible.
Don't pay, they have deleted your data and you're not getting it back. This non targeted attack has been running since 2017 and is pretty well documented now, nobody ever reported getting their data back after paying. ALWAYS read for existing documentation about an attack you have been victim of, should be one of the first thing you do, especially prior to pay.

https://www.imperva.com/blog/ransomware-attacks-on-mysql-and...
https://www.itproportal.com/news/ransomware-attacks-on-mongo...
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/237048/mongo-db...

Everybody falls for that, I mean, look at the BTC these guys made, it's crazy! Anyway, Docker uses the DOCKER-USER firewall chain:

https://docs.docker.com/network/iptables/

Example:

https://yourlabs.io/oss/yourlabs.docker/-/blob/master/tasks/...

People should really test their firewalls after setting it up.

Another thing, instead of using Ansible+Docker and exposing ports like that, use Ansible+Docker-Compose, so that your containers of a stack have their own private shared network, then you won't have to publish ports to make your services communicate.

https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/communit...
I addressed this already.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27595043
Of course it's possible: KYC. As it is, cloud providers already tend to require credit cards when setting up an account that can possibly generate any sort of billing.
Olympics is like the end stage. Transgender people competing in sport has been a common thing for past 3-4 years now. I personally know 3 girls who lost their sports scholarships to multiple transgender competing and taking all the top spots.

A girl who's case is heading up to U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit wrote a post on USAToday a month ago before USAToday edited her post without her permission and made changes to it:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2021/05/22/transgende...

She did an interview last week:

https://youtu.be/5HYL9pJGs8w
I see there chicken/egg problem.

Is it coffee beneficial for your health or is it people with good health/genes and with tollarance to coffeine drink more coffee?
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Is there ANY sign this man had ANYTHING? Because...you know...he was talking pretty much about anything and is why he ended up being such a joke.
In case anyone else is wondering how this is possible, he did consume vitamins, electrolytes and yeast (for essential amino acids).

(According to the linked Wikipedia article.)
> Which is to say she deserved to be canceled

I disagree, because she doesn't want to strip anyone of any rights. I think people scolding others on these issues could seriously profit from a bit of headwind.

If you cannot be convinced to let people have their standpoints, I am for canceling you. Believe me, I would not enjoy it like you do.
Western European culture has long placed a lot of value on dogs. The over embrace of dogs over humans recently though as you’re describing, is a sign of our societal collapse. People have gone absolutely bananas over animals and pets in general over the past 20 years. It’s the social upheaval and economic squeezing of the lemons. People are tense and always in fear and panic. So if you’re not very religious, you may find your non-human comforts in your pets. Especially because everyone else around you is also in constant fear and panic. It really started around here on 9/11. And it’s just a constant ramping up ever since.
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Still use mine on an old one that accept the older iPod interface for music playing. Not all songs go into it though.

For the player I wonder whether I can trust it fir the access to my iphone account. Or Spotify.
They had bats in the lab. Australian media did an expose on that.
True, though there are two parts to that - 1) easy web-based patch submission workflow, and 2) everyone is already on github (and to a lesser extent gitlab).

#1 is easily solvable in SourceHut by hacking up mod that adds web-based workflow. It's designed for that modifying.

#2 is less easily solved, but may not need to be, since it also serves as a something of a quality filter. Apparently Linus gets all manner of inane of pull requests to his github repo, so moving it to Source Hut might cut down on that a little bit.
To avoid privacy controls on the Play Store? No, because the play store is run by Google who don’t give half a crap about privacy.
I can't get past the paywall to read the article. It seems you have a great and totally valid point. My experience is this is a quite complicated matter, so here's another perspective for you.

My immediate family is small, and in the past decade, 5 of them have died. I've been a short-term caregiver, and saw others close to me take on long-term caregiving. I have to tell you, it is a lot of suffering. Go ahead and google it - a significant number of caregivers die before the patient does.

Three out of five of these family members were in denial about their mental health. They insisted that they were fine for years and delayed their diagnoses for bipolar disorder, dementia, and alzheimer's. This denial, the putting off of granting power of attorney, led to over $1M total in asset losses for the family as a whole. I'm certain that leaving their loved ones behind at the poverty line is something they wouldn't have done if only they had been in their right mind...

Just because a patient knows what year it is and who the president is does not mean they are of sound mind, and yet that is the criteria many doctors use to determine if their patients can go back out into the world and keep themselves afloat. I'm not just talking about finances either. I'd bet everything on my uncle sustaining brain damage that doctors didn't detect, then they trusted him to manage his diabetes - lost both his legs a couple years later, then his life too. Yes this is a complaint, but my point is, we cannot leave everyone to their own devices at old age and good health. People involuntarily abdicate responsibility for their own actions.

Individual freedom is very important, but there comes situations where it isn't the answer.
I've heard this from multiple people explaining stuff to me -- they were all Americans.
> Of course, if war over Taiwan breaks out, I plan to hit up my local computer shop, preferably within the hour.

You will hit up your local draft station instead.

Even if an immediate retaliation would not not happen, it will within years.
Yeah, it seems like there's a weird inbetween phase when projects go from "awesome tool used and loved by some core people" to "this is the new normal, it's everywhere" where these issues get lost. I could see back in 2014 moby not really feeling like the quirks of ufw & iptables were its problem. But now in 2021 with how many millions of times docker run is used per day on machines all across the internet... it's just irresponsible security. It sucks, it isn't really docker's problem in the first place... but it's reality and someone needs to grab the hot potato and keep it from burning people for the good of us all.
> but the bottom line is that children are not mentally and emotionally mature enough to deal with subjects like that

Which is why you can't possibly introduce it in to grade school curriculum. The very idea is laughable.
Hard to be sure either way, but most of the sources I could find indicate this isn't true.

E.g. https://www.slintel.com/tech/source-code-management/github-v...
Probably ayylmaos.
Hey Luke, another great one from you :-)
> It is almost always the latter.

That tells me nothing will change your mind as it indicates that you still think social media censorship is anywhere remotely fair.
Interesting, that introduces some very skewed incentives: from a game theory perspective it would always be better to lie about your race in HR surveys. Then according to the data, your actual race would be underrepresented and the industry would try to hire more people who look like you, making your next job search easier.
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Well, your second point is his first point.

And his second point is table-stakes as far as I'm concerned. As others have said, do all of them. They are not hard to do.
What is the additional functionality? I couldn't find any document comparing MapLibre GL to MapBox GL JS 1.x.

We are using MapTiler along with MapBox GL JS. It seems that MapLibre GL JS is our next logical upgrade step. For one it's great that you have a Leaflet plugin under your github org.
Terrible comparison, you do know that banks are regulated and insured by the FDIC right? If a bank goes insolvent, your savings will be insured up to USD100,000, but if kava.io goes down (and trust me it will), there goes all your savings.
It was transporting marijuana?
Google’s Play Store is a ‘freedom store’ because Google doesn’t give a crap about privacy controls and runs it as a Wild West free for all. It’s precisely because Google does not curate in the way that Apple does, in fact nobody else does this anywhere near to the same extent, that the App Store is so valuable to me.
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Here is an overview of what Shodan is:

https://help.shodan.io/the-basics/what-is-shodan

The scanning algorithm is mostly just this:

1. Generate a random IPv4 address

2. Select a random port from a list of ~2k ports

3. Check the random IP on the random port

4. Store the result of the check

5. GOTO 1

The above loop runs endlessly and because IPv4 is fairly small it doesn't take long to check everything.
Hmm, it works on firefox desktop on my end. Maybe they just doesn't support safari?