skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does Washington do standardized testing on kindergartners or first graders? If not, I agree with your claim that there’s no evidence [in any direction] to test this specific hypothesis most precisely.

I agree with (what I believe is part of) your position that lack of money isn’t the sole (and not even primary) problem in our schools. More money alone won’t fix anything. Maybe it’ll bring back music or other specials that some kids like, but money alone won’t put our education on par with Switzerland, China, or Singapore.

It’s also probably true that whatever is actually needed will also need money, at a minimum in the transition period. It’s a necessary but not sufficient input.
I have no idea :)
No End to Whiplash in Meme Stocks, Crypto and More
So it doesn't clutter up the shop.

The same reason they scrap the mountains of other used non-working parts they generate.
Yay, content personalization works.

But putting that aside from a person using YT often from incognito mode and similar:

- there is a overlap between "content farm trash" and "entertainment visdeos" what you might seem as "content trash" other might see as "short simple entertainment".

- there is a lot of educational content on YT, sadly it is often not featured that much on a "incognito" front page

- there is a lot of entertainment content with a bit of educational content on it.

- there is even more purely entertainment content on it

- there is questionable kids content on it (but YT explicitly split out YT Kids because it (at least officially) doesn't want kids on the normal YT (kids != teens/young adults)

- there is questionable "content farm trash" it also tries most to "play to algorithm" so it might seem that there is a lot of it when you visit YT in incognito mode/without personalized YT preferences. But it's not what keeps the platform alive.

- there is a lot of TV content on it (at least in some countries) (e.g. a recordings of TV news programs uploaded by the TV channels which produced it).

- there is quite a bit of serious content, discussions, etc. on it sadly mostly demonetized.

- there is a bit of more then just a bit of very very wrong and misleading content on it.

Or in other words YT is a platform for all content, from extremely serious discussions over good entertainment, grate educational material to pointless 5 minute craft videos and ending with conspiracy theories.
It really depends on what stresses you out, but for me in general.

Separate your life and your work if work stresses you out. There should be a clear line where you are at home and decompress.

Read a bit into mindfulness. You don't have to do all the exercises. But it's important to become aware of your stress factors.

Oh, and the usual exercise and eating healthier. A good workout really relaxes you mentally.
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_Antoinette_syndrome?wpro...
Many years ago I was attending SonicWALL training, having worked for an MSP.

My classmate, who was maybe a few years younger, was a lead/owner for his MSP.

Completely gray hair and beard.

He just looked so stressed, like he was carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders.
Why didn't USA police contact Russian police? Why was that left to citizens to do.

It may be problematic, but Russia are part of Interpol, so surely a record of the crime should have at least been made.

Sounds like apathetic policing.
Postgres containers won't start unless a password is set. Be like postgres.
Wouldn't that make WWIII his legacy?
I’m sorry you went through that. Someone on this site recommended a book years ago - Learned Optimism. They said it would change your life.

I read the book and did the work (similar to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and can honestly say it changed my life. I went from catastrophizing just about everything to not worrying pretty much at all.

I can’t imagine going back to the stress levels I used to have.
> I wouldn't say this particularly needs it; there isn't any user data at all.

I use NoScript. This page requires me to enable JavaScript for it to work. Because it doesn't use TLS, this allows any miscreant in the middle to injected JS doing god-knows-what into my browser.

If you really insist (in this case IMO understandable) on having me download and run your program, written in a turing complete scripting language, please let me do so in a way where I can be sure it is actually your program (assuming I trust you that far; which for most people I don't, hence NoScript).
Having just bought an iPad I keep bumping into things that are trivial on Android but don't work on Apple and can't be easily fixed without "sideloading" - change a file extension? Had to use a shortcut, wtf. Play a .mkv file with a codec my android phone works with? doesn't work, apple won't let VLC ship it apparently. Transfer arbitrary files over usb without iTunes? Apparently impossible
I'd guess the chances of infection go up if you have a vegetable garden in a suburban environment. Cats use freshly turned soil as a litter tray and salad vegetables such as radishes and spring onions are often eaten raw.
The journey of documenting a Socket.IO API (Part 1)
Climate watchdog says Britain lacks a strategy to meet its goals
Mongo recruiters often reach out to me, I tell them that I'd never get that stain off my resume.
> I suppose without TLS it could be intercepted and modified to return a malicious bash command, or something, but this random site on the internet could do that on its own without being intercepted anyway.

Those are two completely different attack surfaces. You should be able to trust a single site without having to trust every other hop on the Internet and a good reason why TLS should be used here.
Can DOORS be worse than PTC Integrity?
Quieting the mind is really cool, but not easy. ;)
I like your approach and I think what you’re proposing can also be fine in many situations. Managers are not the same as models and using them here is not drastically different than using a separate service class/function. Managers can be accessed through the model and they have “enough” exposure to table wide operation (querysets). I usually start with managers in a separate file (managers.py) for my business logic and when the project grows, I extract the logic into services in a way that only queryset definitions remain in the manager. You can mock manager’s methods for tests (get_queryset) and the business logic code in them can be written in a relatively portable manner.
Barnstorming a new series of online concerts performed from barns around the UK
Leave your LinkedIn as "looking for work", a email every day or two from someone who wants to hire you reminds you that you have other options and even if all this went sideways you'd land on your feet.

In this market if your company burnt to the ground you'd likely end up with a short vacation and a raise.
Last i checked they were building some sort of layer for the EU banking system.
> and one dated to 8,000ka. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steppe_Geoglyphs]

For anyone wondering if this is a typo, it is. OP means 8kya or 8000ya (though 10kya would be more accurate).
And draw distance.
And I have no idea what they even do
They closed the consumer app but the company has pivoted.
A vaguely similar anecdote:

My grandfather, a taciturn, unsentimental Quaker mechanical engineer, was given the job of preparing a Methodist church to be a Quaker meetinghouse. The church had tall stained glass windows, but Quaker meetings are un- or minimally adorned. Well, Dan was a competent, efficient fellow. In short order the meeting was fit for occupancy again. The stained glass windows were gone except for a rose window. Some time after some of the Methodists came by asking what had become of the tall stained glass windows. They were memorial windows and they wanted to keep them as memorials. No one knew. Questions went around. Eventually someone asked Dan. He said they were under the gravel in the parking lot. What! Why are they there!? He just said, "they were ugly."

I hope the spare pieces of the Night Watch weren't ugly, and if they were, the job of fitting them to the space wasn't given to some 18th century Dan.
Personally, I’d generally consider blaming outcomes that you don’t like on people exercising their freedom to think for themselves too liberally to be a particularly low-effort criticism. You should always be skeptical of everything, you should be especially skeptical of people who claim their credentials place them above scrutiny. This is the very basis of critical thought, you can never have enough of it, and people being free to think for themselves is the most fundamental form of liberty.
We are the authors of Requirement Yogi. It is an extension of Atlassian Confluence (Server/Data Center), the famous intranet for companies, which addresses your versioning question.

- I created it when I received my usual 1000-page spec document in Word, in a waterfall project…

- So the software is excellent at numbering requirements (which addresses your first question about itemization), making links between places in the docs, managing dependencies, and letting people free to format their document on Confluence pages,

- We have excellent feedback from customers, but we are still lacking some enterprise features such as managing a million requirements, or inheritance (customers often have a core product and they derive a custom version for 10 or 50 customers).

What I love is that we’re at the articulation between free text and structured database: Customers want to write free text with images and widgets, and they still want structural queries, such as the completion % of their project, but based on the Jira story associated to each couple of requirements… I love what I’m doing!

https://requirementyogi.com

—Adrien
Or, as Nick Offerman more memorably put it: "Never half-ass two things. Whole-ass one thing."

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k6hZ9KdG1QU
This doesn’t sound bad or wrong at all. Can someone help me understand the outrage? We all know China likes to disappear people and YouTube would be complicit in that if they allowed these people showing their ids to stay up. Sounds like a common sense security step designed to at worst protect YouTube from the liability of being complicit in those people’s deaths and at best an attempt to help them.
'Largest crypto fund ever:' A16Z launches new $2.2B crypto venture fund
Collectives on Stack Overflow – Introductory Demo
You use the multiplayer button to join an existing game. Several of them are blank "new games". Join it and set a password.
They tried to relocate manufacturing to Vietnam (and Thailand?) due to labor cost increase in China, then labor cost increased in Vietnam/Thailand too, not a very successful story.
Note that a podcast version of this (more or less) is also available in Tim Harford's Cautionary Tales series under the title "Wrong Tools Cost Lives".

https://timharford.com/2021/05/cautionary-tales-wrong-tools-...
The unnecessary inclusion of 'spider' in the article makes the claim 'vegan' suspect. It's plant-based silk. There are many creatures that spin silk, no need to mention "spider-like" specifically.
I use https://cawemo.com/ business process modelling notation (graphical) because it's multiplayer realtime and works well over video.
There's no way the average content creator would seed videos indefinitely. The whole point of a video hosting service is to not host it yourself.
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To label/dismiss something that might be true (>0%) a "conspiracy theory" doesn't give it justice.

"All conspiracy theories turn out to be true" reverts it to "100% true", then.

Where are we now in the discussion?

Did we make (any) progress?
In most of the world, bulk containers of grain equal insect infestation. If there is not enough turnover fast enough, there is also the potential for going stale, mold etc. So there is a need for packaging so the age and condition of a discreet quantity can be evaluated and if needed disposed of without infecting the total quantity.

In addition many plastic packages allow you to see the condition of the grains inside the package, and will maintain the inefrety of the packaging, not degrading when you store them in relatively easy to create dark and cool conditions.

I do hope there are other materials that can replace plastics, but they will be adopted more rapidly for grains, at least, when they can satisfy these needs at least. Stores won't have good reason to switch how they sell these things until they do.
Do you use youtube? Most creators have independent sponsorships.
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Even worse for Google, when people get banned off YouTube, they get banned across all of Google's services.

Every time you upload what is arbitrarily controversial, that outcome has to be weighed, and if PeerTube provides a viable alternative, why not use it?
>Hopefully the claim doesn't cause your premiums to increase in a meaningful way at renewal time.

Two theft claims won't raise his premiums.

The other two thousand thefts in the general vicinity will.
Ask HN: Is Everyone Moving to Miami?
Recently my whole twitter feed is filled with ppl announcing moving to Miami from SF. As an outsider I only knew about Silicon Valley and followed eminent ppl from tech and VC.

What's going on? Is this a "mass migration"? Something ideological? A movement?
Is this about Joe Rogan moving to Austin and Tesla leaving California?

How will this effect tech and innovation in US and the world?
I might be wrong, but it seems like they are charging a couple thousand euros for this simple solution?
The new space race is here
> Though at a guess he'll just not comment, since waiting for a reply from the NIH about why the data was deleted wasn't important enough

https://twitter.com/jbloom_lab/status/1407445641609957380?s=...

"Fortunately, Sequence Read Archive has rigorous data tracking enabling them to determine when data deleted & stated justification by authors. In fact, @NIHDirector @NCBI have already determined this & generously shared info w me, but will let them share more widely."
Maaaany projects use a set of Word documents in a repository.
Newsblur mangled the formatting of a very large amount of newsletters I forwarded. The grouping per sender was great, but not really worth it if many newsletters end up unreadable.

Considering Newsblur's solution relied on setting up (sender/subject) filters on your email provider, I just kept doing that, but instead of forwarding to Newsblur, I now direct them all to a separate folder.

Lost the grouping per sender, but I honestly didn't explore an alternative too much. Even if Newsblur didn't mess with the newsletters' HTML and displayed them as GMail does, it was just too much of liability to blindly forward emails to a third party service like that: many companies do obnoxious things like send transactional emails from the same address as their newsletters, or blur the line between what is bulk and targeted mail, and I'd rather not have things like emails with flight information and other random tidbits of personal data floating around in someone's MongoDB.
There is a (famous) quote from Cynthia Dwork, who is most likely the key researcher behind differential privacy: "De-identified data isn’t".

You can either re-identify the people behind the data or you alter it that strong that it becomes useless for meaningful applications.
... even if you handcraft your rules, docker will still, by default, add its own rulesets... ive helped people bitten by this on occasions mostly because it changes the default forward policy to drop... its also really hard to manage this concurrently... i.e if you need to reload your own rulesets you need to tell docker to reinsert its own afterward or make sure you run after docker did its thing... oh and of course you should not just save your current rulesets either in order to leave the docker rulesets out of yours and still make sure you know how their rules will affect yours then... its horrible...
OneNote for us. I feel like something too formal would add too much bureaucracy to requirements which are often a creative exercise in communication. For example sometimes you need a diagram, a face to face chat, a story etc. to get the ideas across. Getting ideas and concepts across > getting every requirement set in stone for us.
Newsstand 1.0
Technologycatalogue.com releases three-year report on the platform
I've used JAMA at 2 companies so far. It's a bit of a mixed bag. There are parts of it that are great, and parts that are an absolute nightmare.

In a lot of ways JAMA is like Jira - your experience is hugely shaped by how well it's been set up for you at the start.
It means you're an expert in Emacs and Unix ("greybeard"). Congratulations!

https://gist.github.com/lenards/3739917
Why do corporations exist?

For longevity --- to perpetuate and provide for a path forward with growth and progress that supersedes any one individual. Individuals have a finite lifetime, corporations do not.

Open Source may offer the possibility of perpetuation but it typically does little to help plan, promote or insure it.

Organizationally, most successful open source projects are little dictatorships. It's a cute, simple and efficient way to organize a project --- simply appoint a "benevolent dictator for life" --- until you start to ponder what happens after the dictator is gone.

I'm thinking either chaos and disintegration or some corporation steps into the vacuum to assume leadership and control. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Aren't "Karens" subject to oppression by the patriarchy, though?
Would you then say it's disengenous to listen to the tv or radio while browsing the internet with an ad blocker?
That does not surprise. I have worked on security for human rights activities and journalists most of my life and went grey at 30. I look so old. I used to do a training thing were people profiled me and they would guess that I was 38-40 when I was 31
Thanks man, really appreciate the kind words! Sign up for the substack!
Running Windows 10 with Ubuntu 20.04 running within WSL, and that all works pretty sweet. Corporate apps and Linux consoles on the same desktop. And yes, command line consoles are the only thing I interact with within Linux.
funny I'm more stressed these days than in my late teen/early 20s but I've actually lost grey hair in the past 10 years. I was in a more polluted city and did not exercise
A few resources are slow to load
I call it the "Orwellian flip", when the sentiment on an opinion goes from "you must not express this opinion, on pain of being politically incorrect" to "oh no, that was true all along, and we always said so".
> I'm not sure whether its fully open hardware

It's not - it's pretty much a regular unlocked Android phone in this regard, which is why it was stuck on old Android version for a while. Other OSes work there by using Android compatibility layers. It is a very interesting and noteworthy project because of other reasons that you already mentioned, but FLOSS-friendliness of its components isn't one of them (which isn't surprising, as this requirement limits your available choices quite a lot; and so do the Fairphone's other requirements already).
Freeciv already supports a hexagonal grid, but don't know if freeciv web does.
Windows Startup Sounds – Slo-Fi Remix [video]
> Almost a year and a half later, after leaving that job, I took the pandemic to really focus on my stress levels and be happier (I am).

Do you mind sharing any particular advice on how to do this?
Or many builds of the same app. Think compatibility matrix testing: take one suite of tests and run them against every one of hundreds of permutations of versions of their dependencies, one container each.

Not GP, just hypothesizing. This is what Travis matrixes do, for example.
I was watching MSM coverage of US politics on YouTube when this channel was advertised.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpmYGObyCW3xgkpY2cFlacQ

"Peace and Order in China", and sensationalized coverage of violence against Asians in the US.

Clearly propaganda. For all of the demonitization and sometimes outright removal of anti-CCP content, YouTube seems perfectly content to promote CCP propaganda.

Twitter is similar. Under suggested accounts to follow, there are promoted accounts presenting China as an utopian dream.

Say what you will about Big Tech censoring conservatives, or even CCP human rights abuses. Various rationales exist, and we can disagree on those premises. However, when the shoe is on the other foot, these same companies are willing to take advertising dollars to promote CCP propaganda.

Without attributing motive there is an obvious, glaring inconsistency here. If you had to attribute motive, how would you characterize it?
Well, perhaps this is more similar to spider silk than other silks. I would like more detail on this point. But you can't expect too many details in a press release.
P4 and eBPF are not really competing in the same space. eBPF/XDP is a virtual kernel machine that you can program in restricted C. P4 is a language that specifies how a device should process packets. So P4 is compiled down into a target (for example, a switch or NIC), which then executes the code as specified by the programmer. The nice part about P4, compared to just working with the devices, is that it establishes a standard reference format for administration and control of packet processing. For example, Google is using P4 to test their switches (they talk about it in their keynote in this workshop [0]).

The eBPF/XDP VM could be one of these P4 targets. You can write a P4 specification that is converted into eBPF byte code which is then loaded and executed.
The reference P4 compiler even has a eBPF[1] and an XDP[2] back end. However, those are currently not well maintained. Another problem is that the code generated from P4 is not as efficient as manually crafted eBPF byte code. With a little care this is all easily solvable.

Disclaimer: I work in this space.

[0]: https://opennetworking.org/2021-p4-workshop-content/

[1]: https://github.com/p4lang/p4c/tree/main/backends/ebpf

[2]: https://github.com/vmware/p4c-xdp
I ran the Docker image, I'm not sure which docs I followed, it was a while ago, but in this case listening on localhost doesn't really apply.

Docker, as we know will open exposed container ports to the world, that shouldn't really be the baseline though for not having your instance compromised in less time than it takes to enter an iptables rule correctly, or read the guidelines.

I'm not trying to place blame, it was an exploratory endeavour anyway, but Meow existed because security in Mongo is a guideline and not a rule

As someone who builds secure software solutions for a living it doesn't thrill me that security is often an "optional extra" (looking at you elastic).

If I asked our customers/users the same question you just asked me, and then followed it up with "You must have compromised...", I'd be in hot water.

A combination of factors contributed to us choosing not to use Mongo at the time, if we have such a need again, it will be considered without prejudice.
Well, it does in your eyes. Posterior uveitis can cause severe degradation in your vision.
This could be the best photo editing tool in existence but I wouldn't know how to actually use it unfortunately. Agree with the others that the website is too cluttered
Ask HN: Blogs on Governance, Public Policy, Urban Planning
I am desperately looking for some good source for readings on governance, public policy, modern urban planning, some "contrarian" climate solutions etc.