skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a little sad how being 'American' is such a huge plus when it comes to sponsorships.

Janja Garnbret has been the unquestioned top female climber since she started being a pro climber, but an American or British climber will always get more media coverage.
Related recent conversation.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27549164
Or Mad Max and Waterworld.
What's needed is a general defense against frivolous lawsuits. Something like a pre-trial phase where you're represented by a free public defender, and only if the plaintiff wins, can they move on to a "real" trial.

Edit: I should add that this should not be used to punish the plaintiff if they lose (or punish them very little), because that would imperil legitimate lawsuits. If you had a valid case, would you dare sue a multinational, if you knew losing the pre-trial meant having to pay their overpriced team of lawyers*?

*As an aside, the defendant should only be allowed the use of the free, public defender in the pre-trial, otherwise this pre-trial would be treated as just another full trial, with all the expense that entails.
Amazon is still good enough to all but guarantee a great career. Even if you get fired plenty of lower tier companies would gladly take you in.
Nothing that we know of in the last five years since, I believe, the A9 has managed to have anything non-Apple be persistently loaded across a reboot whether it be malware or a jailbreak.
I once had auto reset enabled on my phone after 10 attempts, and then somehow while it was in my gym bag it proceeded to accidentally get buttons pressed and reset itself. Better to set that number to 1000 instead of 10.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27604136
Google Work Location Tool: To show employees how pay would change by location
Everyone should welcome automation and reduced working hours, but our system prioritizes underpaid labor so much, that automation is often significantly more expensive. Low labor wages and poor safety nets hinders progress on automation, and it's wheeled out as a threat and bogeyman to scare the poors back into line.

Let the robots come in and do this labor, but that doesn't excuse society's responsibility to take care of its humans.
It appears to be a service offered by http://elisa.fi

The excerpt from the manual[1], translated to English.

Call the number __________________________
 You will hear the bulletin “Welcome to the service”
 You will hear the message “Enter the passcode”

http://esco.elisa.fi/rest/esco/blob/yritysten-asiakastuki/Va...
ADHDer here—I found Focusmate last fall and it flipped my whole world right-side up. (It was so impactful I actually got in touch with the team and, long story short, I now work for them.) Anyway, I’d be happy to do a session with you and show you the ropes.
I have taken the DB sleeper from Amsterdam to Prague. It was great. Not the best night of sleep ever, but it's great to go to have a full day in one city, have a nightcap and sleep on the train, drink a coffee with a light breakfast and be in a new city at 08:00 the next morning. No having to get trains/busses/taxis to airports, waiting around for hours, a short flight where you can't sleep at all for the light and noise, etc.
Fun to know, thanks. I was out of the "biz" by then.
https://Old.reddit.com/r/SexWorkers/comments/n11oqk/the_ongo...

Should work on mobile. “Normal” Reddit restricts mobile users of a lot of features, like limiting comments you can read, and access to adult content. Sometimes they restrict the entire page. The restrictions seems to be constantly a/b tested or just applied arbitrarily.

Old.Reddit.com is the old desktop site. The layout is less mobile friendly but it’s faster and not restricted.
Because I am making the point that even mentioning something as extreme as that still gets me lambasted with abuse. So if we can't even discuss that civilly, how on Earth are we meant to discuss more nuanced issues?
Cf-Signer: CloudFormation Signing Utility
Signing CloudFormation templates by creating a sha256 hash of the file, encrypted with the user's private key and stored in a base64 form in the CloudFormation template Metadata section.
The middle ground is “proof-of-stake cryptocurrency is going to be useful”:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27604772
Argentina, not Chile IIRC
This startup is not from the SNCF (national railroad), it's not comparable in terms of service with another national railroad.
I'd love to see the project including ÖBB, SBB, & SNCF!
Not OP, but the fact that the auth config (and table tracking config for that matter) is very UI-orientated is a bit of a pain point for us. Of course it all turns into a metadata json file, but:

1. It's one great big file, which makes it pretty unwieldy to maintain, other than by exporting from a Hasura instance.

2. The format doesn't seem to be very well documented. Making hand-writing changes quite difficult.

Pretty much every other piece of software we use allows us to take a code-first approach. So Hasura is a bit awkward in comparison.
Maya Forstater might be a trash goblin and disgrace to humanity, but she's still a she last I heard.
You can't seriously recommend Waterworld.
Or maybe just part of a game. We recently played an at-home escape room game and one of the clues was a phone number. We dialed it and it was a recording giving information about the next part of the game.
Yes. Also I was born in a latinamerican "third-world"country where you see that the political class would use that hands down if they would knew and be competent enough to execute such a feature. China was, tho.
People often say things like "I think slower than I type", but I don't think that this is correctly modeling the problem, because it's only true over long timescales.

Consider this: the average American uses only 7 GB of mobile data per month. Would they be happy with 50 kilobits per second? That's much faster than their average usage rate, so in some sense, the data rate wouldn't be the limiting factor.

It's very much the same with typing speed. Yes, your internal word generation rate might be slower than you type if we're looking at an hour by hour, or even minute by minute scale. But once you have a thought crafted, it's beneficial to get it out as quickly as possible.
That’s one example, yes.

In some places that may be illegal, in other places, just a breach of contract. Lots of interesting contraptions on AliExpress with 64 SIMs in it.

Other times, international traffic is supposed to pay more than domestic traffic (governments use it as a source of revenue), but it works on the honour system at some telecoms.

Or someone is letting your traffic appear as coming from a telecom’s no-cost peer, even though you’re not their peer and are supposed to be buying termination.

In these cases, you’re unlikely to get working callerID because that would make it too easy to trace the true origination.
It’s too late. The University is now the violent echo chamber, paranoid that the slightest disagreement or questioning of radicalism and power-obsessed minority tribalism, will lead to a collapse of the university’s cushy well-paid status as the true halls of higher learning.
Why do people make products with names that they know they have to tell people how to pronounce? Why would you make marketing, stickiness, word of mouth etc an uphill problem for yourself?

In my local accent "plover" has the same vowel as "over".
Negatory. Us shovels more funding per student into its public schools than almost any other country. That funding is spend poorly, mostly on administrative functions that no doubt demonstrate in great detail how great each school is.

https://nces.ed.gov/programs/coe/indicator/cmd
I hope it’s ok to be skeptical. Human behavior seems like quite a hard thing to predict.

And mammals did thrive in the Paleocene https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleocene%E2%80%93Eocene_The...

(I’ll show myself out)
I think the point is they took the spot from somebody who deserves to represent their country in Olympic competition and they aren’t even likely to win.
Did you first leave a voicemail, text, or email as well? Most of my time I am busy. Either sleeping, working, relaxing (TV, games, friends), and only a small small fraction of my time am I doing nothing to such a degree that if pick up an unknown number call. Especially in 2020s due to spam callers.

I've noticed some people saying "kids don't pick up phones anymore" and really, no, we don't. There's more efficient and reliable communication modes available. If I could pay for a sperate set of phone numbers that were text-only, I would have that instead.
"an average cat owner swallows 4-6 mice per year while sleeping"
> If we correctly price externalities (i.e. environmental cost) then the train should win hands down!

I would not be so certain on that one. The downside of trains is the massive infrastructure requirements. I don't think there are any privately funded and profitable tracks anywhere in Europe. Government pays for this, of course. Of course, if you only account for carbon dioxide, things can look different.
fundamentals never become outdated
Nowadays the time between guesses increases exponentially. So by the time you are close to a reset, you need to wait a few hours or days before the next and final guess.
We’ve already skipped so far down the slope that it’s unrecoverable. We’re in the midst of a Cultural Revolution.

It’s bonkers how being gender-critical can get you fired or silenced or violently protested. Or how being anti-Marxist makes you a racist. Or how even having traditional values is worthy of being firebombed.
Ten engines that won't last 60k miles
I don't see anything offensive in calling someone "a man" or "a woman". If I do that, and you respond by labeling me as a "transphobe", fine, but as far as I'm concerned you are responding with a pejorative (unflattering) term to a neutral one.
Mistakes like what? I'd love to learn more.
Also, sure, the key type is also stored with the public key, and then the signature type must find a public key for the same type; so it looks like ed25519:<base64>.
Understanding and optimizing persistent memory allocation (2020) [pdf]
Great, so ignore half of US consumers?

Apple are totalitarian assholes taking advantage of their market position. They've redefined computing as a "protected" function. (Read: protection = regulated and taxed)

I really wish it had been Microsoft that won instead. You'd all be complaining just like me.
This, and also for many of us riding the train through picturesque European countryside is part and parcel of taking a holiday, though of course ymmv.

I mean, for me taking a holiday is time to slow down and enjoy the sights. I miss a hell of a lot of that when I fly.
"many, many people" -- do you have numbers as to how many people detransition, not due to being pressured but because they aren't trans after all, and only after making irreversible changes?
There are other options. They could take surface roads instead of highways. Or they could potentially use the emergency lane if there's some kind of communication standard to let them know when to get out of the emergency lane.
30% of white and Asian kids are born of divorced parents while it’s 70% for Black and Latinx kids.
As someone who has never disk golfed, but skipped rocks last week after not having done it for a decade:

Swinging is really hard on your shoulders. I spent a day surfing, hiking, running and skipping rocks. My pitching shoulder was the one that was most sore (and slightly hurt) the day after.

Just a probable warning for anyone who has shoulder issues. (probably also bad technique)
Not in Germany. The mobile network has distinct numbers. You can have a land line number mapped to a cellphone, but it's rare these days, don't know anybody who does this. It was popular back when calling cellphones was more expensive than land lines.
No-Code tool to make copy changes right from your website
How's that even possible? AFAIK after the first few attempts there's an exponentially increasing lockout time between passcode attempts, so the random button pressings would have to persist for a long time for it to reach 10 attempts.
Very insightful, thank you for posting this! Who's in charge of making a decision to move from POW to POS?
So you are saying you choose to lead with elite trans sports, a niche phenomena of a niche phenomena, in order to demonstrate that you will be lambasted with abuse?

And that is how you choose to lead with your speech?

And you are saying if we can't discuss elite trans sports with nuance with civility, then how can we discuss an even more nuanced topic than trans elite sports?

So did you want to discuss trans elite sports or were you trying to demonstrate that people cannot handle a conversation with greater nuance? Or both at the same time?
What will help is being better, or lifting the wages of the out sourced countries.

That is the, as some would say, the "blackpill" that is toughest to swallow. Developers in the West need to realize their relatively high salaries are on borrowed time. It all will come to an equilibrium, but that doesn't mean we can't still fight for our collective rights to keep as much money in the country as possible.
An Elixir Adoption Success Story
And if they lose the pretrial, the plaintiff has to pay all of what they were suing for to the defendant.
Devtools.fm
Doesn't that apply only to older phones?
Understanding Open Telemetry and Observability with Splunk's Spiros Xanthos
Leaving the teabag in as well? I thought that'd be sacrilege in England.
Speaking as someone who works in AWS Support, AWS Support can only support Terraform on a best-effort basis.

There have been many times where someone provides me a small snippet of an error message from Terraform, and the error is so vague as to be useless. I then have to ask the customer for more detailed logging to even figure out what APIs Terraform is even calling. After that I can maybe cobble things together with CloudTrail to figure out the issue.

But that's only because I have personal experience with Terraform. If you get a support agent who isn't familiar with DevOps generally and only knows CloudFormation? You're not going to get the same level of support. Meanwhile, we have a full team and competent internal tooling to troubleshoot CloudFormation. Using Terraform instead of CloudFormation limits the speed and competency of the support you can get from AWS.

Speaking as someone who plays with both at work and personally, here's what I think:

If you're in an AWS monolith with a large team that uses AWS Support as your primary support channel (i.e. you don't have in-house AWS experts), go with CloudFormation. Terraform doesn't do anything on AWS that CloudFormation can't, and AWS can better support you.

If you're in a multi-cloud scenario, it's better to use Terraform (if only because you don't have to learn two different syntaxes).

If you're a one-person shop or don't rely on AWS Support for support? Do whatever you want.

(And while I do work at AWS, please know I could care less whether you use CloudFormation. I'd rather you use the tool best for the job, even if it isn't an AWS product. While some people may conspiratorially say that AWS tries to lock you into AWS services to the exclusion of anything else, most people at AWS just want you to use the right tool for the right job. I have no problem telling someone not to use AWS if it doesn't work for their usecase -- nor do most of my co-workers)
Also overheating PTFE or mechanically damaging/scratching PTFE. Which I think is not that far fetch in some percentage of what would constitute 'normal usage'.
True. I take back what I wrote for being too reductive. Well said.
Remember there are people that spam Wikimedia and Flickr with various CC-FZ-AT-UT-W2 licensed images, then use search engines to identify misuse of their "work":

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Undeletion_reques...
I have read that recently and it did inspire the comment.
Think the answer is yes to all three questions, depending on the specifics. They've got a nice setup, about ~40+ edge locations compared to Cloudfront's ~200+, but the advantage is they're massively cheaper for very small increase in latency. They also have the ~5 region high-volume tier which is something like another order of magnitude cheaper.

The feature set is pretty full, no edge functions, but there is a rule engine you can run on the edge. Fast config updates, nice console and works well enough for most of my projects.

They also have a nice integrated storage solution that's way easier to configure than S3 + Cloudfront, and lots of origin shielding options.
Something something the enemy of good/done is perfect.

It's unlikely they would be able to due it on their own.
She's in no position to complain, is she?
That, or severe penalties, including reimbursement of all legal costs and the voiding of all copyrights owned by a firm that is found to be attempting to enforce copyright frivolously.
influxql is limited, yes, but much less verbose for time-based aggregation than the equivalent sql queries, which is why I like using it for adhoc visualization and inspectibility. (I don't like flux). to me it's great for a limited purpose. writing the equivalent sql queries would drive me up the wall.
i.reddit.com is the old mobile site :)
I guess you could, but then I would have to depend on the service to hold up their promise not to track me. I don't want that.
> a page that's associated with a standards body

Is it? As far as I saw, this is just the web site of the ##C channel on Freenode.
The article is paywalled so I can’t read it, but I think it’s about degree inflation and watered down education.

Kids aren’t learning valuable career skills, but merely that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.
Incidentally, threatening suicide to get what you want is a form of emotional abuse.
In at least England, this would cause spelling to have regional variations. E.g. 'bath' in southern English is often pronounced as if was spelt 'barth' while in the North it would be 'baf'.
So what's the first copy change you're going to make? I fixed a grammar typo in our site that's been haunting me forever :D
How much of it is an issue of policy versus being what the market wants? I don’t have a source for this, but my personal experience has shown that people buying houses prefer larger homes. Not to say everyone is looking for a 4,000 sqft house, but I haven’t met a person that isn’t excited by an extra room or a larger basement while house shopping. It feels like builders will continue to output houses that meet the desires of those that can afford these new homes.
The internet today...dude gives a shit-ton of his money to philanthropy and people find a way to complain about it.
That hotel night might not be necessary when you take a plane, though. Maybe you just safe a day of vacation instead? In that case, how much money does the plane trip safe you?
>Good to know though - if you are ever arrested, reboot your iPhone before entering the PIN.

how do you trust that the phone was actually rebooted? ie. the ui fakes a reboot screen.
Can you elaborate some? It seems to me like unions are incredibly good. It allows workers to have a stable career with pay advancement over the long run and reasonable working conditions. The alternative is Amazon warehouses where workers are pushed extremely hard and have absolutely zero job security. We are in a world with plentiful resources, there is no reason to treat the workers on the bottom like dirt and make them scrape to get by.
People move is a big one. Since smartphones became popular, I’ve noticed that people tend to keep the same phone number from where they got their first phone number. So I will receive calls from all over the place, except they really are all local calls from people that now live in my town. So when I see that a call is from Wisconsin, that is meaningless since it could be from someone living down the street.
At 4:15 he also demonstrates full grip, then does a few full power murder strokes (mordhau) while holding the sword that way, and shows his uncut hands after.

Of course, we don't have to live quite that dangerously ;-)

If knives were to instantly cut on touch, blindly groping for them in the suds would be way too dangerous. (And I haven't really ever gotten cut that way either, so go figure)
But it has Dennis Hopper on a jet ski
Hence my mention of HCL. Between the language and Terraform modules, you're certainly not just "using CloudFormation through a Terraform-shaped hole". You have proper Terraform available to work with the CF template. You can even fully abstract each resource behind a module 1:1 if you wanted to.

In a way, it's similar to how you'd treat C with inline assembly.
> victimless crimes

I am not sure if it is really that clear cut. Germany has pretty liberal laws around prostitution and there are massive problems with human trafficking. Many women do not do the work out of their own volition.
We play northern Indiana/Joliet/the suburbs a lot. Which is great for people with cars. Lots of great options.

We are trying to make the sport more accessible to kids on the south (east) side who can’t get out to anywhere else. IIT has a small course but it’s private and their security is known to hassle kids on campus who aren’t students. So having park sanctioned baskets is our focus.

https://hydeparkdiscgolf.com/
Maybe that's a sign that we should keep our browser and crypto wallets as separate entities, no?
>>there will come a time in the near-future when the average software job starts being outsourced en masse

I've been hearing this for 30 years, and went through all buzzwords: outsourcing (India), off-shoring (China) and whatever catchy name they gave Russia/Ukraine..

The world never ended, the pay never went down, and the jobs didn't disappear. The doomsayers will be right one day.. but not today :-)
I'm sorry. What you describe is all too real. The first psychiatrist to diagnose me bipolar prescribed an SSRI which sent me into a manic phase that destroyed my marriage. Get a second opinion if possible.
>Any decent password would be uncrackable in that case

most people don't use "decent passwords" on their phones, because they have to enter it multiple times a day.
He was not threatening enough, nor possess the mental capabilities to pull off that strategy. That strategy only works if you display the willingness to act, and the cleverness to act in such a way that demonstrates you know exactly where your opponent is weakest.

He was willing to act, his actions just always missed their mark.
Being transgender is as "curable" as homosexuality.
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Country codes still matter, for the most part.

In the EU pretty much every nation has their own country code. Which means 555-555-5555 will map differently depending on the nation you are in.
I've been using both hasura and postgraphile on my projects recently. The main reason is that I'm so fed up with building crud controllers for simple APIs. Both hasura and postgraphile do the job.

If I were to compare these projects:
Hasura seems like a very well built and maintained project overall. With great documentation and easy to understand deployment process. I haven't hit any bottlenecks yet. I especially like the extensibility features such as webhooks. One major drawback for me is the language it is written in - haskell. Extending, patching, debugging will be hard in the future. I'm not even talking about hiring someone who knows haskell.

Postgraphile on the other hand is build on a more popular stack, but a less polished product in my opinion. Still does the job.

Also, for both hasura and postgraphile, I would like to see these projects support serverless deployments (aws lambda) out of the box. Is this something on your radar?
The russians by indiscriminately killing 1.5 million ppl so that only the hard core extremists survived?