skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The matches must be non-overlapping, because Tarzan is contained in "Tarzan". Therefore, the input

"Tarzan", she said.

contains two matches for the regex

"Tarzan"|Tarzan.

The first match is at character 0, for the "Tarzan" branch of the regex. The second match is at character 1 for the Tarzan branch of the regex.

If matches can be overlapping, then the inner Tarzan is matched in spite of being surrounded in quotes, and the capture register is bound and all.

This works not as a property of the regex (what it matches), but the regex combined with a scanning algorithm that extracts non-overlapping matches.
This is awesome. Wish Canada could do something even remotely effective like this to catch the Chinese money launderers and drug suppliers here.
I call B.S.on the data.
More than 50% of all the Real Estate sales on some of the highest value properties in Austin area (lake Travis waterfront) are all being taken by Californians, I have personal knowledge of it.
Nah, I'm so backwards, my vision is all sideways watching the vortex go up & down and not side to side. And the geo-magnets are all messed up, moving around too. It's surely the devil terrorist gas CO2, I'm telling you! That's the cause of everything. Darn that devil gas. It's even messing up the climate on other planets too
There is also riot mode, where it won't stop on the first floor. It's used to stop people from just running in off the street and using elevators.
Given how bad customer support is, I find it laughable that you think Google cares about you.

Google already knows if you are a 10%er or 90%er, your ads wouldn't change.
For some back story on an actual black market predecessor to these, which almost certainly inspired the FBI project, google "phantom secure vancouver"

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=phantom...
It sounds like the fundamental problem here is that the account credentials for environments are shared. You shouldn't have permission from one environment to modify the assets of another. Every environment should have its own segregated account ID. Then you can't import the wrong resources. The state files should be segregated as well, so that when you're running Terraform on Account A, it can't even see the state file for Account B, much less mix them up or compare them to the wrong environment.

It sounds like the user running Terraform had access rights to multiple environments. This sort of thing was inevitable.
Just experienced this recently. My best friend of almost 15 years, who came to live with me after I rescued him as a kitten on the highway, had an aggressive mouth and throat cancer which was undetected just weeks ago. Devastating. He was just as good a kitty going through everything as he ever was. May he rest peacefully forever between the mighty paws of Bast. :/
The property management company often doesn't even know. It took me a week to find out which car park number was mine which took building management to tell the property manager.

There is no way the management companies know anything about noise levels or neighbors. Larger buildings tend to have reviews online but outside of that its a gamble.
Oh, do they share it with us?! What about the invasive species like the roach, and all parasites? Do some of them consciously make it a point to not be how they are so they infest and infect us less?
Fascinating proposed mechanism of action :

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.antiviral.2020.104787

and early discussion of it as abroad-spectrum anti-viral, at least in-vitro:

https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4409/9/9/2100

Currently, an incredibly divisive topic in social media, widely censored on youtube... the noise does make it hard to have rational discussion about the science and clinical picture.
I don't use Terraform but I think you're describing something like Atlantis? https://www.runatlantis.io/ I remember seeing a team running this at a previous company I worked at
DNSSEC has never validated at the endpoints. By design, validation occurs --- has to occur --- at the recursive server. The channel between you and your recursor is "secured" with a single bit, which says "yeah, sure, I did DNSSEC validation". Don't blame the systems software for this; it's a terrible protocol.
I’m pretty decent with regex, but I often break complex regexes down into multiple steps for better clarity and easier debugging. Sure, you can use extremely clever one-liners, but the next maintainer of your code may hunt you down and murder you on the spot for wasting weeks of their time.
I always figured the first thing a reporter would do, if not an expert in an area, is find someone who is to explain it to them.

Either they don’t do that OR they do it and just dismiss the expert’s opinion (e.g. “oh depreciation, yeah that’s standard, every businesses uses that to properly account for the cost of capital investment”)
You get a waiver from legal persecution when you comply with the new IT law, something Twitter hasn't done yet.
> mainline young boy blood
Thanks for that joke :D

I wonder if it still is a common practice among rich people? After being so ridiculed for this.
Oh yup, that was tin pest and tin whiskers that I think I was thinking of.

My understanding is that Al wiring can be cheaper, but specifically in the housing domain, because virtually every fixture is copper based, it ends up being a huge PITA.
A CA can't steal your private keys, they can issues certs for your domain to themselves regardless of ownership. They could do this even without you as a customer, atleast untill they get caught and have their root certs revoked by tech companies.
He was there for 14 years, it's not like he jumped ship at the first offer that came along.
I want to label all the faces in the photos I've taken since 1997, and save them in the metadata. I'll be glad to run it against my photos. Windows 10, WSL, and/or Virtual Machine with Linux of your choice.
The author of this headline has no idea what “walled garden” means. YouTube has none of the aspects of a walled garden, because it is and exists within an open platform.
You're saying it's one way, but it's the opposite way. Huge portions of the Internet's user base resolves through servers that will validate DNSSEC if it's available. Still, nobody --- most especially not organizations with serious security teams --- signs their domains. That's not because they don't care about security. It's because DNSSEC makes sites unreliable, and the failure mode for DNSSEC is just about the worst possible mode: your site simply vanishes from the Internet, as if it hadn't existed at all.

None of this is hypothetical. It happened, for instance, at the launch of HBO NOW, when a screwed up DNSSEC record made the site vanish for everyone resolving through Comcast, which pointlessly verifies DNSSEC.
Birds eat lot's of insects. Neonicotinoids are a particularly hideous class of insecticides that are wiping out bees.
Neonicotinoids are already banned in Europe, but big corporate Ag has bought off all the US politicians to not ban Neonicotinoids. Neonicotinoids accumulate or "magnify" in the tissues of birds.
Do a Google search for biomagnification.
https://web.archive.org/web/20210709010638/https://www.nytim...

Shitty advice for you reading pleasure.

Really the advice should be that art is a hobby that you do in your spare time after you earn enough to afford to sponsor yourself. If you get good enough that you can sustain or you are rich enough that you don’t have to than great but it should not be your only path or you will end up a poor debt slave. This isn’t 1960s America of unlimited opportunity folks are fighting for scraps out there.
Sorry, but "back of the napkin" calculations are quick order-of-magnitude type estimates based on reasonable guesses or first principles, not by looking up numbers on the web (napkin not big enough to write out URLs; maybe use envelope)
Famous People Who Came from the Demoscene (2015)
Pretty interesting that this ended up on HN given that it's content marketing for Weight Watchers. I'd bookmarked this to read because of the .edu, thinking there might be good studies. But it turns out it's a placed article by WW. Not quite sure who paid who. But it's definitely not JHU research like I thought from the URL.
Being a parent now, it brings a whole new perspective on this topic. I kinda get where my parents were coming from since money was hard to come by. I think the biggest thing to note is that there's nothing wrong to pursue your dreams or not to meet your parents expectation (most parents want their kids to find happiness after all). But the conversation does change significantly when you have to pursue your dream on your parents' dime.
> Ah yes, controversial conversations, we surely should not be letting people have those.

I never said that those shouldn't exist, what I am saying is that Facebook preferentially displays these flamebait posts because they drive engagement.
Is there any existing Free software project that aims to grab OFX files via banks' web interfaces? Obviously for banks that don't allow Direct Connect.
Seriously though… my comment is the one you flagged?

Seriously?
Moving from NYC to Long Island is slightly different than moving from California to Tennessee, so I don't really understand your point.
Aren't the economics of this off? I have a free newsletter on Substack and I can see how Substack can potentially make enough money on all of the paid newsletters for the whole thing to work out. But video hosting is a lot more expensive than sending email newsletters, I suspect.

Edit to add: I actually really like this idea. I haven't tried a video podcast before, but if players start adapting to this format it could be great.
This article’s title is a click-bait masterpiece.

Big tech company? Check

Timely topic of remote work? Check

Element of hypocrisy to stoke outrage? Check
Urban Displacement Project Releases Housing Precarity Risk Model
yes, I don't know what that's supposed to mean. If you're not assigned to an office, and you're not allowed to work from home, where do you work?
I'm interested, had the same line of thought, and a bofa customer too. Mind pushing anything you have to github or similar?
Interesting, TIL! I never heard about them until today
I only just realized you aren't even the person who posted it.

Let's drop this thread, if he has a problem with me editing it, that's on him to say; I thought you were him considering how deep this got.

Here's the underlying: he responded late, it's his job to refresh, that's not etiquette, it's how the site functions.
Anybody look at the original paper? I'm not convinced at all by their Fig 2 - that's more a blob than a precession.
Are there any benefits to this regulation I'm overlooking?

> Yep lots,
A democratically elected government of a state is at least answerable to its constituents who can boot them out if the government doesn't do the right thing. These monopolistic social 'platforms' are not answerable to anyone but the whims of their management and advertisers.

They purposely allow lies and misinformation to propogate as it boosts engagement and are a cesspool of disharmony and conflict.

Just as well that they'll be now held responsible for the results of their actions.

Love it, high time many of them are broken down for having far too much power.
If there are hundreds of people with 100,000 photos each, that collectively is a massive training database, with a lot more labels and diversity of subjects.

By keeping the training data itself private, distributed and outsourced, you might be able to get otherwise unachievable levels of performance.
This is an old heuristic argument, but it's not a proof. It's even in the Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collatz_conjecture#A_probabili...
Use lynx/links for that wiki.
This is super interesting, the way its worded, I honestly expected it to be for research scientist or ambitious projects like EluetherAI. Really appreciate the HN comment and blog post for that perspective!
Yes great you explained the now… but that’s not exactly interesting or insightful. What folks want to know is if this is temporary or a long term trend
YouTube hasn't paid me yet and I can't get in contact with them
Key Findings from Rand Health Care Research on Telehealth Policy
Coincidentally I found this site last week when looking for information on fixing a Seiko 0 large format shutter. Great to see it here.

Any film photographers in Sydney Australia, reach out. (Particularly any that can get a Seiko 0 shutter adjusted.)
it is a proxy for jobs and a large labour market and choice, even for poor people.
Eureka doesn't have one, yet it commands prices of a mid sized metro.

CA is overpriced by a long shot
Sure but does employee no. xxx,xxx have so much of their head up their arse that they feel entitled to deserve equal working benefits as The 8th Googler?
Thanks. Didn't spot it on a scan-read.
A readily available water source would also simplify setup of an auto-cleaning system.
H-Sphere
Have you seen these shows? To me, Tucker Carlson comes off more as a talk show, and Rachel Maddow’s show is styled as news and analysis. Heck, Wikipedia agrees with this perception: the description and genre of Maddow’s show both begin with news, which is not true of Carslon’s show.

Now I don’t think either of them count as news, although I don’t doubt that a lot of both of their audiences treat them as news anyways. (However, even the most clueless don’t think they are “non-partisan” news networks… they just believe their side is the “fair and balanced” one.)

So I simply don’t understand the claims you’re making. The opposite seems true to me, but I figure it’s just a wash.
I hope beautiful, pristine, safe, friendly, equitable New Zealand doesn’t continue to evolve into a haven for the very rich.

I’d like to ask Urs why NZ? Why now?

He reaped the maximum financial benefit of living in a dysfunctional society while paying little tax.

Is the US too unstable for you now? Too much poverty? Too polluted? Fires in California too wild? Homeless is San Francisco too numerous?
NZ got step 1 right (isolate) but massively dropped the ball on step 2 (vaccinate ASAP).
Makes a lot of sense, cuts losses to the air and uses 'vacant land'. Still, a side to side bridging frame will be needed as well as potential support in the middle area - perhaps by cable?
There may also be other aqua culture aspects - fish? Fish pee will fertilize the iffigation water. This would depend on minimum water levels. Waste plant materials can also feed some breeds of fish, and agriculture makes this at certain seasons.
This is something that we're keeping an eye on.

Our current bet is that it's got better economics than Youtube (lots of video plays, but little revenue flowing through per video), but probably worse economics than Substack.
Don't blame me. It was the martians trying to save their society. From our devil gasy
> after a harassment campaign

After alleged harassment campaign. What we know for sure is the following – the former maintainer ran poll for github's users opinion on the project name, added «sneedacity» as valid choice, and then... declared the poll results invalid blaming foreign influence for the winner as well as for subsequent criticism.

Even up-to-date The Register article states: 'a search of the forum shows no evidence of cookiengineer's address details being shared nor calls for physical violence'.

How comes what there is a proof of genuine Jenna Jameson visit to /b/ while absolutely no evidence to back up the claims for very recent event?
Work smarter means to automate your work or hire more people to help your startup as you can't do everything yourself.
I was electrocuted fucking around with an old elevator once. Now I just get on it and travel to my destination. :) A very humbling experience to have happen in front of your peers.
How has the author not been fired from Google for such snark? Their Github shows them still employed at the company.

Props to this person.
Another example of a clever bird.
Video is not me but
a) I hope this adds more visibility and
b) these types of videos are a trend on here.

Marcel Vos is an amazing youtuber and his videos are a goldmine. He truely runs a beautiful part of the web.
I give up. I have to know why this works. Please, tell me.
‘Deeply alarmed’: China now ahead of U.S. on privacy law
Zero Trust and the Identity (2018)
A lava lamp is a chaotic system. The same initial conditions, no matter how precisely measured, will not result in the same outcome, it will diverge. It is non-deterministic in the real world.
Steve Jobs was fantastically successful at running a computer company. He's primarily dead because his business sensibilities were astute and on point while his knowledge of heath care was so laughable that one of the worlds wealthiest men ignored reasonable treatments that had a reasonable chance of saving him so long that all the money in the world couldn't. It seems that skill in business does not confer virtue in any other area of life and one ought not give a very successful person extraordinary consideration outside his area of expertise.

You have been presented with a thesis that the California exodus is a myth. You have responded with a complete non sequitur quote from a mediocre man about trusting the anecdote vs the data asking us to forget or ignore in order the fact that the idea espoused by the quotation is nonsense, that Bezos wasn't registering an opinion on this topic, you are, and that you have made no argument whatsoever.

It is untenable to launder your opinion through a rich dudes mouth and then accuse skeptics of casual dismissal of insights from successful people when people are actually and in fact not dismissing Bezos they are registering their opinion on your comment here today.
Linking from social media is the discoverability mode here. And the decentralized nature will make it impossible for them to censor it unless they completely block 3rd party sites like AOL back in the day.
Ask HN: What are some good papers/resources on underlying tech killing products?
(As a consultant) I've been asked to write a business case on switching the underlying technology of a product from a somewhat mature open source codebase to a custom implementation.

Engineering is convinced the current underlying technology will eventually kill the product it backs (re: customization of their product has been more difficult than it should be due to the underlying tech and finding people proficient at this underlying tech or training them in it has been difficult). However, the "business side" of the company needs convincing because they are focused on short-term goals.

With that in mind, I'm trying to better understand my audience's language and thought processes and was wondering if y'all knew of resources that talked about similar problems formally.

(If it helps I've mostly been on the science/engineering side of businesses for nearly a decade so this is really my first exposure to needing to convince the "business side" in a formal manner with their own language)

(Also, if it helps, this open source technology seems to have a massive hype machine behind it; it's not hard to find engineers/scientists having very serious problems with it but it is masked by how a certain search engine is pushing tons of flattering articles to the front of the search)
I’d refer you the research of Dr. Jason Fung or Dr. Robert Lustig, for example:
https://youtu.be/ZKC3hiyLeRc

Here’s an article on keto from a medical journal
https://www.atherosclerosis-journal.com/article/S0021-9150(1...

Even the experts debating here aren’t contesting the role of insulin in weight loss, but rather the secondary effects like those on LDL. Here in turn is a talk by a doctor from UC Berkeley explaining more about that:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gZt9DQqtZI&t=217s

From what I can tell, the sole focus on calories is the result of early misunderstandings and oversimplification of biochemistry in 1980s nutritional science.

Anecdotally, I did a 3 month experiment where I increased my calories (lots of olive oil, avocado, nuts, butter, etc) but consuming almost no carbs (and mostly carbs from vegetables) and I lost 8 notches off my belt.
He quit this week, hence them now being public.
He left a few days ago, but as far as I'm aware, nobody is going to get fired for a comic at a well functioning company.
> In place of that, we get one central point of DNS censorship.

Just don't use Cloudflare as your DoH resolver. What is preventing DNS from becoming centralized, and why is DoH different? You can still use any resolver you want, and network-wide settings will come out once network hardware and operating systems catch up to the ecosystem and start implementing their own support.

It is easier to block DNS queries and censor specific sites over unencrypted DNS than it is to block specific sites when you can encrypt your queries to any DoH provider, even ones that are running locally on your own network.

In fact, one of the primary criticisms of DoH from UK ISPs is that it will make it harder for them to block pirate sites and fulfill court orders to block websites[0]. When you listen to the actual censors, they all want DNS to stick around. That should tell you something about whether DoH really is a tool for censorship.

> I'd rather have a mode where regular DNS and centrally controlled DNS are compared

Why would this be harder to do with DoH than it would be to do with DNS?

[0]: https://indico.uknof.org.uk/event/46/contributions/668/attac...
California was also hit fairly hard by some of the changes to procedures for the 2020 census. It was likely undercounted compared to 2010.
Yeah, all I’m getting from these is an inflated sense of importance.
What about family visas for folks from Mexico and the Philippines? I’m suspicious H1-B would even be the majority of international immigration in California.
Very handy considering myself (and most people I know) have their HA+devices setup with as local-only.

I don’t want my home automation connected to the internet at all, but I still want notifications if my kids room temps dropped too low or my garage door opens in the middle of the night.
I’m a Googler minion and I approve this message. Dude paid his dues. Inasmuch as we all want to be treated equally, there’s reward for hard work.
Mac OS9 Lives
Right, the dude is probably making multiple millions. Twitter probably increased that with the added benefit of permanent WFH.
Why can’t we just add video to existing podcast aggregators?

The only stuff I watch on YouTube come out episodically and don’t have shitty clickbait titles. Some of them already have sponsor ads similar to what podcasts do.
My bank makes me download or at least electronically acknowledge (through a button in the online banking) the bank statements it generates every few weeks. If those go unchecked for too long they're sent to me in the post, charging me for it.
NZ, if they continue at current rate, are on track to vaccinate 100% in 51 days. Of course that's never going to happen as not everyone wants the vaccine etc, but it seems their rollout is going well if not slightly delayed.

Australia meanwhile hasn't even vaccinated 5% of the pop as they put all their eggs into a political choice (on-shore produced AstraZeneca, support aussie produced!) and are now scrambling to find a replacement. There's not enough vaccine for demand.

Both took the same isolate approach, but it looks like NZ is gonna come out of this sooner.
One of the benefits of creating databases in terraform or some other IaaS tool is having the DBA teams pre-define files to create databases along with the standard set of monitoring, logging, and other devops goodness. That way everyone gets the same set of “golden signals” monitoring and dash boarding for free.
> and writing the damn software you're using right now

Which software? :o Curious!

Thank you for sharing, by the way.