skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
HIPAA has no private cause of action (you can't sue providers who violate your rights under HIPAA). The government can fine them, so from a provider POV they are liable for the breach you propose, but you are not eligible for recovering the $50k.

You may or may not have a private civil tort against the medical provider, separately from HIPAA.
But why do you chose this example? It’s not realistic at all. Maybe if John was German and also involved in German football. But as German business man he would have sentenced to 10 years.
I've been using this for years (output of 'echo $PS1' ):

[\e[1;33m\u\e[1;32m@\e[1;31m\H \e[1;36m\t\e[0m]
[\e[1;35m\w\e[0m](\e[1;32m\#\e[0m
)\n$

which presents as:

[User@HOST 10:21:07][~](2)
$

(Username, hostname, 24 hour local time, CWD, history count, newline, prompt)

More detail from my .bashrc:

# Define some colors first:
red='\e[0;31m'
RED='\e[1;31m'
blue='\e[0;34m'
BLUE='\e[1;34m'
cyan='\e[0;36m'
CYAN='\e[1;36m'
green='\e[0;32m'
GREEN='\e[1;32m'
NC='\e[0m' # No Color
yellow='\e[0;33m'
magenta='\e[0;35m'
YELLOW='\e[1;33m'
MAGENTA='\e[1;35m'
export PS1="[${YELLOW}\u${GREEN}@${RED}\H ${CYAN}
\t$NC][${MAGENTA}\w$NC](${GREEN}\#$NC)\n\$ "

I define the colors as it makes it easier to modify PS1 when the spirit moves me.

I guess using a generator or toolkit could be useful, but I tweaked mine over the years and prefer it just this way.

Edit: I forgot to mention that I use different colors for user vs. root prompts, as that gives immediate visual confirmation of privilege level.
Maybe they'd be more respected if they respected the communities they're supposed to protect? I don't know about Atlanta, but here in Chicago I've had nothing but horrible interactions with the police. How can you expect people to support you when you treat everyone like they're out to kill you?
I think that says something about the bash PS1 syntax.
I deal mostly in PHP and never thought that making API requests was hard. Am I lost?

The hard part is dealing with the fact that APIs are not standardized, even within the same company.
US ranks first among 46 countries in distrust in media.
FTFY.
Have they tried turning it off and on again ?
I can agree, but I think higher pay should come with more qualification. The qualifications for police officers are laughably bad

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2020/06/11/ohio-requir...
The article describes a ring that doesn’t involve scrap yards. It’s a different kind of hustle where precious metals are extracted from the inside.
Google Grants a Third-Party Cookie Reprieve, Delays Deprecation by Two Years
No True Scotsman defense incoming, as people pretend that a “very very small niche” is what it means when high-profile congressional members put forth positions that are not vigorously denounced by the media and their political allies.
You need a license to hunt/fish on private land.
MSNBC is not a local network and is not the only liberal TV news broadcast in the country. Neither is Sinclair the only conservative.
> you already needed to be doing it for some reason more than just money.

This just isn't true. It is a good, steady, well paying job with great benefits, _lots_ of overtime, a union that will fall over itself to protect you and (often) the ability to retire after ~20 years with ~50% pay.

I personally know people who've chosen to "grin and bear it" and go down that path for these exact reasons. From a purely objective standpoint, I also sometimes wonder if maybe they made a better life choice than I did: If I'd chosen that route, I'd be retiring with a pension in about three years.
There's no evidence that a hangover is caused by alcohol withdrawal in most cases[0].

I think the thought behind "hair of the dog" remedies like a beer with breakfast is either A) getting a little drunk again helps you ignore the hangover or B) Drinking alcohol again causes your body to produce enzymes that process acetaldehyde. Acetaldehyde is a byproduct of our bodies processing alcohol and is thought to contribute to the hangover, along with the well-known effects of dehydration.

[0] https://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh22-1/54-60.pdf
Why not just single click?
Trust in the media wasn't exactly that high prior to Trump.
This feels like over-engineering a problem at it's finest. Taking 3 lines of ubiquitous code and abstracting in a new way, when it already does what you need out of the box.

The base url and header details such as api token can all be set in the client in an OOP way already[1]

> What happens if the URL changes?

Cool urls don't change. Use configs.

[1] https://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/stable/quickstart.html
The concept of policing by consent arose in a city which, at that time in the 19th century, was not riven by racial conflict. To claim that it is an argument for segregation is ahistorical. Self-determination maybe, but the concept was originally put forward in order to improve outcomes, not for the political liberation of the local people per se.
“Nobody uses a computer over 20 years old” - Apple Excitives
Building standards is actually a great example of why local matters more than national. If your town is a stickler on buildings, getting an addition built on your house might take months to get approved and built. The next town over might be laissez-faire and let people do whatever they want with minimal oversight. That's a larger influence on a day-to-day than the federal government mandating, for example, that new buildings need to have XYZ material, which gets phased in slowly and gradually, almost invisibly.
Not to sound too stark, but... have the CCP not made it abundantly clear that they don't give a fuck about "embarrassment" and "visibility to foreigners" in the last several years? They will do what they want to whomever they want if there's a serious enough need to do it in their eyes. Uygur, Hongkonger, foreigner, doesn't matter. The current party leadership are way beyond the point where visibility/embarrassment in Western press means anything.
That’s an absurd chart. They put politico as left and cnn as far left (equivalent to Breitbart). Come on.
Ask HN: How do you know how elite your mobile app team is?
For backend development, there are heuristics such as the DORA metrics lead time <1 day, continuous deployment, etc., for elite team, and much worse metrics for the non-elite ones.

How about for mobile app dev team? Assuming DORA metrics apply too, what are the elite vs non-elite numbers?
I'd be really curious what's the ratio between US vs ROW users.
I didn't claim it's not. I just meant to point out that people on the right have been told, consistently and repeatedly, that it exists since at least the early 90s, by people whose opinions they sure seem to take seriously, so it'd be unsurprising that many wouldn't trust the media even if it weren't true. The truth of it's almost irrelevant to the poll results.
We know that Covid-19 is mainly spread through the air. Common sense would predict that wearing a face mask would reduce the spreading. This article contains some factual data to support this.
4 days a week of work, 1 day of training.
https://github.com/spaceship-prompt/spaceship-prompt
> only for a rabid horde to start picketing your house, shouting ALL PROGRAMMERS ARE BASTARDS!!!

Won’t lie, I’d probably hop outside and join them.
Generating UUID's with a Stream Deck Button
Tesla Battery Recharges Fast When Towed at 70 MPH
They're likely making vague references to "CBDC's" or Central Bank Digital Currencies[0]. Networks like Chia that focus on less power consumption will likely be used to facilitate these networks, there's already been significant ESG movement since any new developments will be mandated to have a limited environmental impact.

[0] - https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/central-bank-digital-cu...
Seems to be a pattern with human thinking. Plenty of noble causes, some recent and very very public, get tarnished because of select bad actors. I don't know why but so many of us seem to look for reasons to say that X isn't a problem.

Whether or not i agree with (loud) vegans shouldn't affect the idea that our treatment of animals in large scale slaughter is abysmal. By nearly any measuring stick.

Why are we so prone to write off large, obvious movements? I see it so frequently.. yet i look for a reason to not hate the people that write-off, because it feels like so, so many.
> telling the truth about reality

More like telling part of the truth about a carefully selected aspect of reality:

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2020/10/17/fact...
The key difference is that if you're flying anything, you're not operating 'in [your] back yard' - the FAA has purview over that airspace.
This is kind of like being on the internet in 1996 and asking what percentage of the internet is used for e-commerce and how much of it is just hobbyists making their "under construction" Geocities websites.

We are still in very early stages. What most likely will happen is that crypto will start to become the "backend" of the financial systems and the regular people will be using it without even knowing it, similar to the way they use Linux powered phones now. Crypto has applications beyond finance too, some things that may end up being disrupted are art and DNS (for example)
Because most former British colonies tend to welcome education and regulation with open arms as a panacea instead of with suspicion of onerous, unnecessary drudgery and expense.
Hacker reveals smart meters are spilling secrets about the Texas snowstorm
I think if you arithmetically add a US and a Russian article and divide it by two, you are as informed as if you had read them separately. Obvious advantage: You can read two articles in one.
We should all ask ourself this question more often ;)
Not in my state... I am not sure where you live but in every state I am aware of this is not true, though I tend to only live in area's where freedom is respected so...

Edit: I am rate limited but a comment below claims KY does not allow hunting with out a license, yet Offical KY government web sites says you can

"if you are a Kentucky resident hunting on your own property, then neither you, your spouse nor your dependent children need a license or statewide deer permit to harvest a deer. "

https://fw.ky.gov/Hunt/Pages/Deer-Season-FAQ.aspx

This is the regulations I am aware for most states, if you are on your own private land you do not need a license to hunt and fish
Just playing akinator once will help giving an intuition about this.
The air is a public thoroughfare. We have a long and established history of licensing for activity that require public cooperation on publicly shared resources: driving, boating, hunting, fishing, radio operation, etc.
No more so than laws about elected officials actually living in the districts they're representing.
Accident, yeah
This is like the statement: “all models are wrong, but some are useful.”

It is a true statement, but it doesn’t mean that all models are equally wrong, or that all journalism is equally biased. Objective journalism is an ideal to strive for, even it if cannot be perfectly achieved.
Unless Apple can produce a sufficient explanation of why you wouldn't use that register, I see no reason why developers wouldn't.
ZH is largely critical of crypto
Well, I'm using Perl to generate PS1 (for bash and most other Unix shells).

https://github.com/dolmen/angel-PS1
Experiment: Is the sun so dangerous for a mole?
Sure - just this week is an example of the supreme court smacking down one such abuse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqFIIf0o2Ps

This crap happens all the time.
Before the Typographic Man became the Graphic Man. Daniel Boorstin talks about this very thing in The Image, which is a fascinating read.
PeerTube? LBRY?
>the only legal way to fly a drone was with an actual aircraft pilot’s license.

That must have been a rather large drone (or maybe what you mean is "fly a drone near an airport or city") since you don't even need a pilot's license to fly small planes in the US.
It is not difficult but it can end up being more hard-coded than it should be.

The author of this package is attempting to help Laravel users standardize their API client code and centralize those hard-coded bits in one place.

It isn't groundbreaking, but it could be useful in larger projects or across several projects.
I feel you. I'm at a point where I can't go on and support that ecosystem with my money, as they envision a future of the whole IT/CE industry which I increasingly disagree with.

But it's hard to explain the implications of Apple's business model to someone who is just happy how well his AirPods are integrating with all his other Apple stuff, and offended how other companies simply don't make anything equally well integrated with his iPhone...
And such measures can be pretty useless and only amount to rent-seeking. I did hunter education in Colorado with the Makhaira group. Some students were unable to hit an 8.5x11 sheet of paper with a .22 bolt-action rifle at a distance of 5 yards (which is absolutely pathetic for someone who thinks they can hit a deer at even 100 yards with a hunting rifle). These individuals were granted their credentials because they failed this exercise while not breaking any of the gun safety rules (I'm not sure how you can say that you can fire a gun safely when you're that inaccurate, but that's my point).
I don't see value in using this wrapper library over Laravel's HTTP Client or Guzzle. What Laravel includes is more than adequate already. Also, I never hardcode URLs and tokens. There's a config in Laravel for that. Nobody is going to call Guzzle or HTTP directly every time anyway. It will be a Service or a Client class that exposes each endpoint as a method and abstracts all underlying logic.

What's more important when doing API implementation seriously is defining and enforcing API contract and getting an exception as soon as the contract is broken. I'm thinking about something similar to BaseModel from pydantic in Python. This library provides nothing of this kind.
What does Canada need to do and what will it accomplish?
I'm not surprised. After I graduated from uni with a computer science degree it took me 7 years just to get to zero, by which time I was a top 30% earner. Now I'm a top 10% earner and I still won't have paid off my loan for another 3 years. I can't imagine what it's like for someone with a pointless degree earning a more average salary. It's basically just a higher tax because you spend a few years messing around between school and getting your first job.
My favorite is to have bash start with 3 random emojis. Feels like a little haiku.

https://github.com/whyboris/dotfiles/blob/master/.bashrc
So I need either 1. Kubernetes and a service mesh; or 2. HAProxy or F5; just to secure access to a database?! Especially when the database is already capable of TLS mutual auth?! Is this what your claim of skill in "how to properly architect systems" comes from?! Needless over-architecting?

Look, I've done my fair share of fronting services (including DBs) using TLS/SSH proxies and load balancers. When I needed them. But the question isn't if any of that can be done or needs be done. The question is: Why does MongoDB, which has all of these security support built-in, not enable them out of the box?

And your answer to that is ... throw more stuff on top of it?! Are you seriously claiming that every production user of MongoDB should take on so much software surface area just to fix the broken defaults Mongo ships with?! This is worse than what even MongoDB Inc. does; at least they document how to enable security (lol, what a concept) and merely automatically blame the user for all lapses.

And no, k8s service meshes and LBs in front of DBs aren't nearly as common in production as you're claiming.
I was 27, My mom died recently, I had a new job that was insanely stressful, I was a landlord at the time in a duplex and barely knew what I was doing (lived in for 1 year), learning how to live on my own stress, my long term girlfriend cheated on me, and this was (the one) to me at the time. Everything culminated into me being so ridiculously stressed out. I stopped doing cardio, I started powerlifting and gained a ton of muscle and fat. Started Binge drinking again on weekends. One day I woke up with A bald patch and a White patch on my beard.

It's been 1.5 years and I'm still recovering from the trauma. My white patch is mostly gone, still a few stragglers, and my bald patch filled in completely. I started to lose fat, eat healthier, calm down my drinking again, reduce my lifting, increase cardio. I had a bad month with work from home and stopped taking care of my health again, had a bunch of random greys come back in a few concentrated spots. Treated myself better and they started going away again... Some of the hairs were half white-half brown (Brown at the stem). I know you read the science that once it goes white you're done, but it's 100% not true for everyone.
Residential school is a coy name for "internment and reeducation camps for children".
this site is amazing, thank you for sharing
So more like concentration camps for children?
Wow, that cop who murdered a bicyclist wasn't charged with a crime and continued being a cop where he then murdered yet another person. Absolutely insane.
BTC Price Correlations to Product Hunt Post Trends Data
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But no one is insisting.
The data is stored in a custom binary file format. Parts of the format are zlib deflated. There is documentation for the format, but it is wrong and outdated. I had to reverse engineer the format from the C++ code.
> Most of Hubble's components have redundant back-ups, so once scientists figure out the specific component that's causing the computer problem, they can remotely switch over to its back-up part.

Of course they do! I wonder if they ever had to put another part out of service. I also wonder whether the twin of the part could also suffer the same failure at the same time without being used.
Human civilization wont use paper money forever nor will people be satisfied with third parties like banks just updating spreadsheets on their behalf forever; there has to be a solution and cryptocurrency is appearing to fill that

Power is decentralizing rapidly with the spread of information and the units of account we use for exchange will need to reflect that
https://archive.is/DFSa0
That of course happens but that isn't happening today, no reason to run yourself ragged in the current climate. Another stress tip I have is to live well within your means. I just refinanced my mortgage and I'm down to about $900 a month, taxes and insurance included. The local Walmart is offering $17.75 an hour so I'm in a position that so long as I have a job, any job, that's paying the local prevailing wage I can support my family.
> I also hold the opinion on US political news that it is beyond the stage of a possible recovery without some dramatic changes to the fabric of the country itself

What does "fabric of the country" mean? Is it a euphemism for American culture? If so, I definitely think there's a problem with American culture (i.e., political polarization), but I think it's largely a product of this manipulative media model rather than the cause. Note that we're not just seeing this in America, but also in Britain and Europe (and certainly elsewhere), although perhaps to a lesser extent.

I would be interested in solutions. Specifically, I'm curious if there's an intelligent way to limit the amount of revenue media companies can generate from online advertising. For example, 75% of a media business's revenue must be from subscriptions.
i disagree. i used to run into people all of the time in the kitchen that provided new insight into problems
They should have moved to the cloud. /ducks
Except for the leveraged Binance futures "tokens" that basically didn't function properly and all tanked without any real legal repercussions for Binance[0].

Unfortunately all of the competent exchanges with assets similar to these (let's be honest here... only FTX) aren't available for use in the USA in their full capacity.

[0] - https://www.theblockcrypto.com/post/49898/how-a-misleading-t...
This site says it's normally close to 2x more unarmed white people shot, so it would still be less per capita. It's still a relatively small number for both; a mid-teens amount of unarmed black people, and a mid to high 20s unarmed white people.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/investigations/polic...
We also crawl IPv6 but it's a very different and more complicated algorithm. We would still end up crawling a sizable chunk but there are obviously unknowns in how biased our dataset would be (i.e. we might index mostly cloud servers and fewer residential devices).
I wonder how much of this spike in violent crime is being driven by people just being burned-out by the slow-motion and, frankly, boring "apocalypse" that is the pandemic? I've personally noticed that reckless driving is also way up, and I have to imagine many other small crimes are too. If people don't feel like they care about the world, or that the world cares about them, why should they go out of their way to respect the law? If this is the case, hopefully this will just end up being a transient spike that will settle back down to the long-term trend as people readjust to "normality".
Yes, because there is no such thing as unregulated airspace. The FAA governs all navigable airspace, and a drone has no minimum flight altitude, so literally any outdoor flight is within their purview.
> I know an EMT and he says people they are there to help will sometimes attack them.

And EMTs manage to do their jobs without weapons. Bet your friend also has stories about police interfering with EMTs doing their jobs and threatening violence.
The father of mobile computing is not impressed: A Q&A with Alan Kay (2017)
Well, oppionated software is better software only as much as its opinions are about irrelevant things.

It's also allowed to have weak, overridable opinions on relevant things, but as soon as it can't do some task that you need, its opinions have gone way too far and become a problem instead of a solution.

How does your web framework manage sessions? Who cares? it's not relevant. But what kinds of servers you can provision is quite an important opinion.