skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Biggest problem is, that Microsoft always blacklists the whole server! If only one of my customers does something not in line with the secret rules of SmartScreen, emails of all other customers are blocked too. IMHO this is just unprofessional. Why not just block the domain under suspicion and send the adminstrator a message (maybe as part of the JMRP)?

The reason for blocking IP originates from a culture set before DKIM. Any IP could shoot out emails for any domain. You don't want to blacklist a domain for an email it did not legitimately author.

However, in a post DKIM world, where adoption is above 80% this could be a feasible solution at least for emails carrying a DKIM signature. The domain owner has provided proofs that the IP address is being used by them to send out emails. Flagging emails from a domain and IP could be blocked while allowing other domains from the same IP to operate.
Same here in India, I can see them in the advertising boards in the background
I kept recoiling from how bad "windowWidthResize" looked in the first few fonts.
We try to solve precisely that with Amplication, where we combine low-code with custom code. We generate a node.js and react application based on low-code configuration and push the code to your GitHub repo

https://github.com/amplication/amplication
Varpoware like the Tesla truck, which has a ridiculously low load capacity compared to its diesel counterpart and autopilot that doesn’t even work in an environment that the boring company built (Vegas loop) doesn’t help.
You can make a lot of money. Dubia roaches for reptiles seemed in a bit of a shortage a few months ago.

Dubias (where legal) won't breed outside of captivity, so you don't have to worry about escapees.
Technically, you can use any language, including Python. Python cares about the number of whitespace characters, not the sizing of them. Any other languages will have the same issue of your columns / pretty formatting not lining up exactly, but won't cause any issues.

If I had to pick one to use with a proportional font, I guess it would be Perl. The aesthetics would at least fit it well.
Unrelated but if the author is reading this please get rid of the sticky header on that site. It is beyond annoying.
vaccinations have been unable to elicit a competent immune response within the nasal epithelium (in contrast to natural immunity).

This might make masks pretty handy, as entry via nose is a weakness among vaccinated. If vaxxed, all you got to do is keep clusters of the SARS totaling well to somewhat under ID50 from hitting your nose, and keep you immune system in top shape with about 2000iu to 3000iu (per day, per avg weight adult), vit c, zinc, and berberine.
The arrogance it takes to leave a comment like this.

Many people that live in the US, Canada, Australia, Russia and others don't live in densely packed cities and suburbs in countries you can drive across in an afternoon. Some of us live in towns with less than ten thousand people, hours from a population center with more than 100,000. Some of us live in towns with a few hundred. I've driven through towns with populations in the single digits.

It's autonomous to you, but someone else is driving it. There are whole teams of people who keep those systems going for you. That's a solution? Just because you outsource your driving to someone that makes less money than you doesn't make you better than everyone else. You ignore your externalities and pretend it is a sign of superiority and sophistication.

Imagine someone talking about loneliness and ways to alleviate it and someone replies "that's easy, get your mommy to tuck you in at night and read you a story." That's what you sound like to other people with comments like this.
> Then learn to socialize or get another job.

I rarely rant on hn or espouse strong feelings, but you've made a couple of dismissive comments like this so I'm afraid I've lost my composure. Socializing isn't the problem. The problem is an open office plan filled with constant noise, the stench of whatever the guy five desks over is eating for lunch, the music being played loudly through four different peoples' headsets in an attempt to drown out the constant chatter, the team building exercise Accounting is doing in the fishbowl (this designated meeting room earned its nickname by being in the center of the open office plan with all four walls completely transparent), the crashing of weights from the 24hour Fitness on the floor above ours, the 45 minutes wasted in traffic each way every day, and the constant backlash of people with attitudes like yours who somehow think this is better, who somehow believe that I not only need this environment to write code, but that I and my teammates (half of whom are remote in another country anyway) need this kind of environment to thrive!

There are plenty of reasons to work in the office and there are plenty of reasons to prefer working from home, but pretending someone doesn't want to be around the environment I just described because they have poor social skills is tonedeaf, childish, dismissive, and demoralizing.

I would like to echo the sentiments of another commenter in another thread who said something along the lines of how the wfh debate has been a great litmus test for who they would and wouldn't want to work with.
Interesting to call "adolescent" such an old civilization. I wonder how frequently a given plot of land and people goes through a full human-like life. How often are regions reinventing themselves, over history?
I see an awful lot of skyscrapers not falling down every day, stands to reason some engineers are good at what they do, no?
lol

Also, why would you delete a picture of your grandma if she's gone? I think the message would be working well in that case.
Life of a Container (2020)
> What isn't so obvious is that this generalizes to the other kinds of means, like geometric.

It's obvious if you realize that the geometric mean is just exp(mean(log(values))) and the harmonic mean is just 1/mean(1/values), where "mean" is the arithmetic mean (i.e. they are just the arithmetic mean performed in a transformed space).
AFAIK, Android Auto on phone launched before Android OS was used for in-car infotainment. Besides I am still not sold on your explanation. You can use Apple OS based phone to navigate while driving.
I worked on a Bubble app that definitely hit the limits of how big apps should be. The work flow box things still give me nightmares. It's very hard to figure out the order things were executing, and we had to resort to A LOT of JavaScript blocks to break out of the normal workflow to get features working that weren't achievable with the built-in tools.

If felt like there was a missing level of abstraction - everything was too intertwined. Making changes to anything becomes harrowing once the app becomes large - it was slow, and you don't know which UI elements are being accessed by any blocks - so it's really easy to break things without realizing. And the undo system gives you no visual clue as to what is being undo-d if it was in a different view. It was the most fragile system I've worked on.

However, many of those issues could be fixed, improved, or redesigned. If you were doing "regular" use-case stuff it was... fun! Our designer could get in and implement/test things really easily.

My gut feeling is that there could be system that scales well - but the escape hatches need to be reliable when you hit the edges.
I don't know what Bubble is trying to do, but it's certainly no where near as good as Access for data manipulation. In Access I can create all the tables I want, all the fields I want, define queries based on table relations, complex forms that let you show/edit/add data based on your complex data joins and subforms, and reports. In Bubble, I don't see any way to do this easily. I can't even create a datasheet without a plugin.

It's a big market though. There are other options, like www.knack.com, that are more like Access and better for data manipulation.
The general problem is by no means unique to Microsoft.

Misconfigured email servers, with spam filters and SPF/DKIM setups being the most common issues, drop emails far more often people tend to realize.
Typing is extremely sluggish. Huge red flag for a chat app.
Is there alternative to ES that scales nicely? I'm running ELK stack for logging using AWS Elasticsearch. Logs have unpredictable traffic volume and even overprovisioned ES cluster gets clogged sometimes. I wonder is there something more scalable than ES, and have nice GUI like Kibana?
22 floppies if I remember correctly. I was in charge of our high school lab, and the floppies were old. No 14 was prone to the dreaded: retry, abort, ignore dialog box
If anyone can do your work remotely...ANYONE can do your work remotely. Do you guys think maybe when the next recession happens we will see unprecedented offshoring due to companies not being able to pay 160K to a developer with 3 years experience? Its all nice and well when every startup can raise as much money as it wants. What happens when/if that pops?
Yep. My Dad's company uses a small hosting provider so he cannot email me @live anymore.
That is soooo easy to say and extremely hard to do.

"Just choose to respond in a different way than you would respond and pull yourself up."

I've recently started taking a stimulant for ADHD and while it kind of sucks for focusing and it's ruining my sleep, it's a MIRACLE for my impulsivity and frustration tolerance.

I complained to my psychiatrist about the lack of focus, but only now can I see how my impulsivity has screwed so many parts of my life.
Really? I am German and I identify as European since my country belongs to the European Union. But I must be nobody.
> With the announcement of apple icloud email service, I imagine people who are self-hosted email gonna have a lot issue with them.

What announcement?

iCloud has had a E-Mail service for over 10 years now. iCloud was doing email back when it was called MobileMe.
Loneliness – Kurzgesagt
To be clear, I have done it both ways with a QA team and pure XP style TDD. Both projects were successful, the money is in the bank. Both projects had good steady velocity for years and AFAIK are still printing $10-100M/year. Maybe I just had bad testers but I know with the good developers I don’t need any testers.
My two cents: metaverse towards gaming is like TikTok towards videos (esp. short form videos). It's all about user generated content.

Video -> Gaming

Blockbuster movie/TV show -> AAA Games

Youtube -> Indie Games

TikTok -> Metaverse

The idea is that anyone can create their own game (mini-game) easily, just like anyone can create a 10 seconds video easily. Instead of bet tens of millions into blockbuster movies or AAA games, it makes some sense to look at "short form" video or gaming. With enough users and creators, and more importantly a good recommendation system, it doesn't require too much imagination dream something big. Given that both gaming and digital video content are 100B+/yearly market, it is fair to guess that one of the next big things like TikTok is indeed something in that user-generated gaming content market.
Author here. After reading the comments I’m afraid my article didn’t communicate the main point clearly. The mental models suggested here are sweet, but:

It’s not about how to explain recursion or programming, it’s about explaining abstract and complex concepts via adopting to the listener’s worldview and letting them experiment to evolve that view.
Pretty ~easy~ legacy codebase migration gig if you're into that kinda work
What? No HyperTerminal? Looks like I'll be forced to run commands from the CLI: echo ATDT > com1
> 3D printer enclosed in a box [...] instead [...]

I assume you are talking about this Stratasys patent that expired earlier this year, https://patents.google.com/patent/US6722872

> 1. A three-dimensional modeling apparatus comprising a heated build chamber in which three-dimensional objects are built, a base located in the build chamber, a dispensing head for dispensing modeling material onto the base, the dispensing head having a modeling material dispensing outlet inside of the build chamber, and an x-y-z gantry coupled to the dispensing head and to the base for generating relative movement in three-dimensions between the dispensing head and the base, characterized in that: the x-y-z gantry is located external to the build chamber and is separated from the chamber by a deformable thermal insulator. [...]
I use KMonad for achieving QMK things on ordinary keyboards.

https://github.com/kmonad/kmonad

A couple of things

- Space Cadet Shifts

- Ctrl and Escape on Caps Lock

- RAlt + hjkl as arrow keys

- SPC + home row as number keys
at my company we doing this for a Drupal application:

- new server

- new database copy (anonymized) (same db server)

- shared s3 (dev)

- shared microservices (dev)

Cypress runs against this feature branch environment

For other services we mostly only have dev/stage/prod so it's easier.
After trying a lot of fonts for hours and hours, I ended up with Fantasque Sans Mono: https://github.com/belluzj/fantasque-sans

It's somewhat similar to Comic Sans, like the Comic Code from the article, but less playful. It's the most readable programming font I have ever had, with many other typefaces I often see text a little blurry.
Not sure, it's hard, since we seldom have randomised controlled experiments here.

Perhaps try looking for natural experiments, eg compare between countries, or between different sectors.

(Sometimes there's also silly legislation you can exploit for statistics, like the Onion Futures Act (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onion_Futures_Act) which can help to see the impact of futures trading on commodities.

Perhaps there's some corner of the pharmaceutical market that wasn't hit or was less hit by the Pure Food and Drug Act?)
Baby-wearing is pretty popular in modern times and other parts of the world too.

Though it's not 24/7.
High-End Gaming PCs Banned in Six US States
On the task bar.
Try adding him to your contact list.
GitPod.io

I was waiting for something like this for years, it’s great.
They started to introduce support for custom domain. That means many will switch to them, for the convenience of the ecosystem.

So that means one more awkward email providers we have to deal with :)
>t's still unclear to me what the market for x86-based machines is going to look like 3-5 years down the road.

~750M of PC are used in Cooperate and Business. And if IBM mainframe has taught us anything business couldn't give a f what ISA they are using. They want 100% ( when possible ) backward compatibility. Considering most Business PC are already using low end x86 CPU, and they have not been CPU bottlenecked for long, I mean most of them are still using PC with HDD for all sort of reasons. So I dont see them switching any time soon.

Excluding that the vast majority of PC are Laptop and Gaming PCs. Gaming wont switch. Laptop is a complicated issue. And I think it sort of depends on Microsoft and how aggressive will Apple price their MacBook Air. I see no reason why they cant have the lowest cost MacBook starting at $799 while maintaining the same margin.

On Server I think x86 is pretty much done, at least in the HyperScaler market. The whole reason why Amazon is an Intel foundry customer is because Amazon are moving everything they could to Graviton. So you either loss Amazon as a customer leaving them to buy some x86 for some smaller part of their AWS, or you try and Fab them a chip they want.

And I believe, for political reason, Intel will gain lots of foundry customers.

So while a potential lost of 30-40% of their DC market in the next 5 years. x86 should still be a healthy state in 5 years time.
High end SC2 is really awesome to watch these days, most units get made and there are a lot of strategies available to either side. The balance team has done a great job making sure every unit has a role and is used.
Now they have light gray on white or dark gray on black. Talk about progress.
Try to email your dad first. If you're the one initiate the conversation, then your dad will be able to reply to that same thread. After that, add him to contact list once he responded. The point is to make an attempt of your self initiate the connect to that server.
Man this album gave me the courage to ask my crush out right before I graduated High School. It made me feel calm enough to give her my number. Turns out she felt the same way! Now I have someone I would never imagine love me so much and it feels wonderful. Thank you Windows96 lol. Much love man
This is great and funny AF, speaking as someone who did a lot of AngularJS. Thankfully, now we have Lit which is lovely and about as close to bare metal as you can get.
Somebody so pretentious to claim he doesn't "believe" HIV causes AIDS should be inoculated with HIV and settle the debate.
You can use "maximum entropy" arguments to convince yourself or others that a Gaussian distributional assumption is the best (e.g. if the only thing you know is that your distribution has support over ]-inf,+inf[ and that its variance is bounded, the maximum entropy distribution is a Gaussian) and, in such a case, the sample arithmetic mean will give you the maximum likelihood estimate of the population "location" parameter (and, yes, along with variance, it will contain all required information to perfectly summarize your sample, since these are sufficient statistics, under a Gaussian assumption).

TL;DR: If you can safely assume additiveness/normality, then... yes, mostly. Otherwise, not necessarily.
Sins of a Solar Empire is such an underrated RTS in my opinion. Do you play the base game, or do you try out some the mods (Star Wars, Star Trek, etc.) as well?
I love my keyboard setup! I made a little demo so you can see if you like it too: http://jkaptur.com/layout/
Like most people, I enjoy being physically around my colleagues from time to time. There is real value in that sort of interaction. It is not, however, an essential component of most jobs that traditionally have been conducted in an office. This fact has been indisputably proven over the last 18 months.

If you want to go to an office every day of the week, go ahead! That’s great, who’s stopping you? But if you think everyone you work with should also be there in order to interact with you? In the environment where you like to work, regardless of how productive your colleagues are there? I shouldn’t have to tell you that you are the one who is being unreasonable.
‘Talking drum’ shown to accurately mimic speech pattern of west African language
Looks like there is an error in the table at page 7. The power generalisation should be raised to the power of 1/α, right?
How about 2 scrollbars (they are very often those days) ?
They're not going to do that for a while. All the money is currently tied up to meet their RDOF funding.
So, basically, email lacks an ACK mechanism.

Couldn't a matrix client with email and asynchronous features be a drop-in replacement for email ? Wouldn't that be a killer product ?

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are not to core to email protocols if I understand correctly.

There shouldn't be a way for a matrix a client to delete a message sent to another client to keep with the email usage and expectation. So matrix messages wouldn't necessarily be used as email text messages but attached documents to messages would carry email that a client would store and archive.
> The first three of these, I managed to get on my own, with the help of a QBasic program I wrote.

Amazing :)
Ask HN: How do you break out of an algo silo on sites like YouTube and Spotify
I am sure this is a problem on all social media. But it is something I find annoying on Youtube and Spotify, as far as I have noticed.

Both the platforms keep recommending content based on my previous likes. Even when I am trying to find something new, the search results keep returning things similar to my historical views.

I open the sites using a VPN, search, find some new things, and watch/listen to it in my primary account.

But that is tedious and does not change the recommendation fast. It still takes ages to change.
Land sale threatens public access in the Michigan's U.P
Android OEM head units started appearing in 2012:
https://www.androidauthority.com/android-powered-oem-car-ste...

Android Auto was released in 2015, which only ran on a handful of OEM head units: https://www.theverge.com/2015/3/19/8259565/google-launches-a...

In late 2016, Google allowed it to be run on-phone: https://web.archive.org/web/20161107221224/https://blog.goog...

It's really just my opinion that Apple wouldn't go out of their way to port software to a different platform with no PR-friendly purpose.
Not really, but it could be an article soon!
My kid goes through phases. We don't restrict or give any special attention to the device and he is free to use it as he wishes apart from just before bedtime. He will go through phases of using it more or less or sometimes not at all. There have been months where he never turned it on once. Given that computing is such a massive tool for life I'm not sure why you think your kids using a computer is a negative thing?
I have had the exact same experience. Even put the senders on your whitelist and it makes no difference at all. It means that Office 365 cannot be trusted for handling mail. When it comes time to renew, after two years of putting up with this, I am moving off it.
Why would the password’s original encoding be stored in the database instead of a hash?
It is more that there are only positive points, very much like Myers-Briggs personality types or horoscopes. I get that this is basically a sales pitch, but since as you said everything here applies to everyone this feels just "oh, look at us Wildcards(tm) we are so good for your company!"
Ah understood.

Apologies, I misunderstood what you were trying to say.

Thanks for clarifying :)
Thanks, that would have been really helpful advice a quarter of a century ago :)
are your peers "whining" about being forced to move to office? or are you whining about your peers?
very large percentages of the country have stock portfolios, at the very least via a company 401k.

when stocks are up they feel
richer and spend more money at stores etc.. (the wealth effect)

whether or not you agree with this approach, the fed and congress care alot about the stock market for good reason.

i just wish it wasn’t all they cared about
As someone who worked on reputation at Microsoft, it sounds like a bad case of the right hand not talking to the left. Outlook SmartScreen judgment should be available to tier 3 support along with the IP block list check as a primary investigation step. The author should not have needed to go through tier 3 on two tickets before escalating to someone who had visibility into SmartScreen judgments. Hopefully this blog gets some publicity and Microsoft support amends their investigation process, as I’m sure the author is not the only person running into this issue.

All opinions are my own and not that of Microsoft.
It's just cheaper by a whole lot, like 2x and that's taking everything into account. The US is way off the scale in medical expenditure.

For example the NHS negotiates drug prices on a national basis, meaning people in the UK pay way less for medicines than in the USA.
My bet is that you could represent that with Arrow. Too bad nobody uses them. They’re kind of monads except they represent graphs instead of sequences
Pretty sure it stopped being helpful with Windows 2000.
Fuck this asshole
just awful. pointlessly slow for such a simple page.
Where would you put Roblox in to this?
Well the goal wa actually turn potential into reality. I completely agree with your argument
No love for Droid Sans Mono? It is the perfect programming font for me (well, the slashed zero variant).
IBM has built supercomputers with POWER machines stuffed full of GPUs, in close partnership with Nvidia, for years. I think they might still be the only ones offering systems designed for sustained NVLink bus saturation. So yeah, you could do it - and it would be awesome... but it would be a silly misuse of a mainframe where a cluster would make so much more sense.