skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Secure browser-based remote access to applications, desktops and file servers
Google's support for custom domains is strictly for Workspace (formerly GSuite) customers. It's analogous to Microsoft 365 business plans[1].

Other providers are moving beyond this, i.e. offering custom domains to a wider set of (paying) users. Outlook.com already supports this in a limited way (domain must be with GoDaddy, kind of silly), for Microsoft 365 Family and Individual users. And Apple is apparently going to offer it to everyone as part of iCloud+ too.

Not everyone needs the full Workspace offering. In fact Google has Google One for exactly that kind of customer, and a custom domain name would fit neatly into the Google One proposition.

[1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/business
We also have people using SMS as a 2nd factor for authentication, account recovery mechanisms, unique identifier, advertising medium...
Our cats frequently go hunting for mice in the neighbour's barn. It's a win-win since neither we nor our neighbour have problem with mice any more.
The AG report is in the link:

https://ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/2021.08.03_nyag_-_inve...
At some point, you might not be able fully reason them out of a position they didn’t reason their way into, but I’d appeal to “what mechanism would show no negative response for 6+ months but then start showing negative outcomes later?”

If there was a significant risk in the short-term, we’d be seeing those cases already.

At some point, you throw up your hands, wave, and wish them luck.
This is truly a very common sentiment. Independent of the approved status, the common phrase is "how can we know it won't have long term effects that are unknown now?".

Psychological effects of past medical disasters that caused irreversible harm and went under the authority's radar shouldn't be discounted, many people cling to that to justify their fear of the unknown.

So how do we set up a discourse that takes this type of fear into account? What are the tricks or strategies to help people overcome their fears?
Maybe cropped photos, or innocent frames from videos containing abuse? Not sure what GP is referring to.
Over a billion people have taken them without significant problems. Probably way more than any trial for any treatment before or well into the future.
Steve Bannon etc as victims of fake news??????
Mr. Azzopardi also sent the Confidential Files to Ed McKinley of the Times Union924 and
David Caruso of the Associated Press, among others, on the same day.925 Earlier on December
13, Mr. Azzopardi had sent the Confidential Files to former Executive Chamber staff, Josh
Vlasto, Mr. Bamberger, Ms. Lever, and Steve Cohen. At the direction of Ms. DeRosa or
Mr. Azzopardi, Mr. Bamberger and Ms. Lever coordinated with some of the reporters who
received the documents to let them know that the Executive Chamber would be sending them.

That took me all of 5 minutes to find and I guess being lazy in complaining about lazy reporting is the ultimate irony?
penis explosion andromeda
> Why Is Cuomo still able to keep Office

It’s been hours since the Attorney General’s report was was released. This is asking “why are people allowed to lie unassisted” picoseconds after a car crash.
I think the term you are looking for is "video controller"?
Useful! Bookmarked it.
Although the title is a bit provocative, the article is alleged google is blocking advertising revenue from articles or content it disagrees with.

If this is true, its almost certainly an exercise of monopoly power. Furthermore, it shows how destructive ad-revenue based content models are overall. Websites are already "optimized" is so many ways to maximize ad revenue, none of which benefit the readers. Going further to have to optimize for ideology as well is just another step in the long decline of online content.
I'm working on a memory profiler for Python that is fast enough to run in production (see link below), so I've ended up with some similar problems re performance and importance of testing.

A few things the article talks about where one can maybe do even better:

1. likely()/unlikely() not being in stable Rust. This is true, but the hashbrown project has some hacked-up variants it claims work on stable: https://github.com/rust-lang/hashbrown/blob/bbda6e0077bafb75...

2. Rust not having fast thread locals. Same problem for me, so likewise did it in C with "initial-exec". But! If you use clang, you can get LTO across C and Rust, so you can get fast thread locals _and_ not have function call overhead. Basically need to use same version of Clang as Rust does (12 at the moment) and do a little song and dance in linker and compiler flags. See https://matklad.github.io/2020/10/03/fast-thread-locals-in-r...

3. For testing these sort of things, being able to assert "this test touched this code path" is extremely useful. In my case, for example, I have different code paths for sampled and unsampled allocations, but from perspective of code calling malloc() everything should be identical. So how to tell if correct code path was used? Coverage marks are a great solution for this: https://ferrous-systems.com/blog/coverage-marks/

(The Python profiler, if anyone is interested: I've already released an open source memory profiler that tracks all allocations, https://pythonspeed.com/fil/. Unlike most memory profilers it tells you source-of-allocations at peak memory, which is key for data processing applications. The commercial production-grade version I'm now working on uses sampling, and will be even more focused on data processing batch applications; the goal is to have essentially no performance overhead so it can always be on.)
I still see them everywhere.
Let’s see, comparing a movement spawned by very clear science that we are endangering our future to an industrial lobby that is lying to maintain profits.

Sorry. Nope. That is intellectual dishonesty of the first rate.
Treating others as ridiculous won't help with the convincing. Reason doesn't always work when strong emotions are at play.

However, I am no psychologist nor an influencer, I too don't know what can be done to overcome the impasse. I'd be curious to know what strategies work.
> Only gun nutters believe in the right to self defense?

No. Only gun nutters believe the source of their right to self-defense comes from the 2nd, while the rest of us have that right whether there is a 2nd Amendment or not.

> Do you know who the militia is in the United States? Are you aware every able bodied male citizen between 17 and 45 are considered militia?

Are you aware that the purpose of a militia is not self-defense? It is common defense. Big difference. The 2nd has been gutted, and the assault on the Constitution continues.

> Who has the right to keep and bear arms? Does the constitution say that the "right of the people to bear arms shall not be infringed?" If you bear arms are you no longer entitled to self defense?

The right of self-defense is ancient, predating the rise of civilization and even the evolution of the human species, but if you'd like to point to a written source, how about the Magna Carta? Also, the 2nd does not say that at all unless you ignore the first three words, placed there, one could say, to underscore the importance of them. The 2nd certainly does not say, "the right of a person...." It is the right of The People. How it could be interpreted as an individual right is a bastardization and entirely against the clear intention of The Founders (and, again, we know this from the minutes of the Constitutional Congress... we know what they intended... because they debated whether to include self-defense and intentionally left it out, so we know they did not intend the 2nd to be any individual right).

Maybe the First Amendment means that all printed media should be free as in beer? Or that printing presses should be free as in beer? Or that religion and assembly should never cost anything? These interpretations would be the same kind of bastardization of The Founders' intent, grotesquely twisted from something noble and grand to something petty and cheap.
This will end being a nightmare due to false positives especially for parents with kids.
Cause you posted a nihilist, negative message with no details at all hoping someone would ask you “what’s wrong?” or “what happened?”. Just write want you want people to know without the attention seeking.
Right, I thought about large pages for that, unfortunately on Windows they’re pretty much useless. They require an elevated process, and they are incompatible with swap file i.e. they never paged to disk even when there’s low memory: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/memory/large-...
> And then remember that they also have a staff of position coaches and whatnot under them.

And people wonder why there's a STEM crisis. When your society had decided it's more important to employ multiple full time extra curricular activity coaches for a high school while cutting STEM investment (and thus outsourcing the function) you're on the fast track to the bottom of the pile.
Wouldn't there be latency overhead between the workers (edge) and Postgresql? I guess the post alludes to relying on caching on the edge to mitigate such roundtrips.

But I suppose that as long as you are dealing with data that is not easily cached, the bottleneck with using serverless edge will still be between the worker, and the database?
I ran into a lot of issues but had to find a workaround thanks to StackOverflow and UIViewRepresentable. For instance I ran into issues with highlighting Phone numbers & link when displaying a text but I used this solution here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63258385/using-url-to-di...

etc
NY Dems are hoping to push him out without a messy impeachment. He has few allies left, but he can make a fuss on the way.
Autopilot is built in on every Tesla Model 3 and enabled ty double gear shift press.
The point is not in vaccine efficacy. Even healthy individual may have virus in airways an be contagious, no matter being vaccinated or naturally immune.
Logical Conjunction
No, he was accused long ago, 6 months or longer. Many other men were cancelled on much flimsier accusations. But he’s a Democratic politician in NY, so he’s a favoured demographic by most media…
Biden seeks to boost fuel economy to thwart Trump rollback
> Moderator: nuclear graphite

This moderator develops cracks during normal operation as seen in UK's AGR several other designs. And it burns in case of an accident (Windscale, Chernobyl). Since the TMSR-LF1 is an experimental project I also assume that it's a single fluid design? More detailed information on the TMSR-LF1 is quite hard to find but it says that it's based on the original Oak Ridge MSR design.

"Old proposed single fluid designs promising breeding performance tend to have an unsafe positive void coefficient and often assume excessive fuel cleaning to be economic viable."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquid_fluoride_thorium_reacto...
It's actually been significantly over a year since the trials. Wild, I know.
General Failure reading drive A:
Nearly all the HW items have equivalent or superiour replacements, and a fair amount are dependent on the Apple ecosystem. Without Apple's ecosystem it's a good system but overpriced, and that's before you run into Linux compatibility problems.

For example, take the monitor - there are monitors with higher refresh rates or more resolution (Retina does 'only' 6K). Also, Mac OS colour processing has no good equivalent elsewhere, so you won't see as much benefit from Apple's monitor without Mac OS.
https://youtu.be/t1R9IQF0Y9s?t=28m5s
Smiles. Not to worry. It's just a screenshot for a sample use case.
I cannot disagree. It was similar in Central Europe, for example in the Kingdom of Hungary the feudal system ended in 1931, some hundreds years later than in France.

On the other hand, I know several people whose lives are made worse by the occupation. There was a period of some limited freedom a few decades ago, now it seems worse. As a Westerner you can't just visit Tibet and go where you want. And when you go there, you can notice that apart from official and public situations, Tibetans will avoid any contact with you. Many of them are simply afraid of accusations of spying or collaborating with the enemy etc. They try to keep a low profile and be obedient to stay away from prison. They cannot possess objects like a picture of the DL and so on. So even though from a material point of view their lives might look better, when you talk to them, there is no happiness inside.
What I don’t get is until “full self driving” is available, how can we know what hardware is needed to achieve it?
Australia stopped Great Barrier Reef being listed as 'in danger' – what’s next?
> Controlled by another third party.

Everything is controlled by a third party except self-hosting. Mastodon allows that too. Closed networks don't.

> Yes, you can switch to ProtonMail or something more secure if you want

So you answered your own question.

> but that won't solve the problems of the 99% of people that will use general providers and won't even know they can't switch.

My point is that they are able to switch due to the openness of the platform.

> Right now you could force Facebook to be interoperable and be open source and still 99% of the people would be on the original Facebook instance. Again, it's not a technical issue.

Yes. It's not just a technical problem. But there is a technical side in it. Millions will immediately switch given a possibility. What happens next, who knows.
Have people already forgotten that Microsoft implemented the tech to routinely scan your cloud storage a decade ago?

>The system that scans cloud drives for illegal images was created by Microsoft and Dartmouth College and donated to NCMEC. The organization creates signatures of the worst known images of child pornography, approximately 16,000 files at present. These file signatures are given to service providers who then try to match them to user files in order to prevent further distribution of the images themselves, a Microsoft spokesperson told NBC News. (Microsoft implemented image-matching technology in its own services, such as Bing and SkyDrive.)

https://www.nbcnews.com/technolog/your-cloud-drive-really-pr...

Didn't the Windows 10 TOS extend that scanning to local storage as well?
In their minds, is the greater risk a side effect from the vaccine popping up years from now or the debilitating effect of long-term COVID symptoms? Because right now, we're seeing hundreds of thousands of people not dying from Covid, but still suffering for more than a year with no end in sight to their symptoms.

Also curious if their fear of long-term vaccine side effects has been their line since April? I'm seeing a few anti-vaxx friends switching to this line of anti-reason in the last few weeks, now that the FDA approval is right around the corner.
You can contact their support. https://www.quad9.net/support/contact/
Legally you are a producer of CP and strictly liable.

Your intent when producing the image was irrelevant.
I have heard reports of people having long covid-like symptoms from the vaccine and needing treatment. That may not be significant to some folks, but to others it might well be. I'm not saying that their evaluation is correct, BTW, but I think it's difficult to make the argument that the vaccine is 100.0000% upside.

Even if the rate of people having these long covid-like symptoms is lower than that of people who get covid it's still not riskless even though the risks are lower.
Love libphonenumber. Have taken advantage of it for every company I’ve worked at across half a dozen languages. The APIs are designed such that you need to dig into the subtlety of phone numbers a bit, which is really great.
The site could do more to address the concern of meddling in ecological systems that humans don't fully understand. There's enough evidence in the world of the negative consequences of such a hubristic attitude to nature - especially in the UK.

Specimen trees in public areas can be wonderful things, but the idea that humans can simply aesthetically rejig the natural world whenever it suits them deserves to die.
50% would give up Amazon, Netflix for a year to be able to work remotely
Target rolls out debt-free college degrees to woo retail workers
Wouldn't their scanner be defeated by a tool that randomly modified rgba values for a small percentage of pixels in an image?

This is something that child porn enthusiasts using apple would invest their time and money into. A regular person would not think to do this (yet).
hello started out of dissatisfaction with elementaryOS. hello tries to replicate Mac OS not how it looks but how it works. It’s not fair to compare elementary to such a new project maintained by one person.
It has an ISA interface; I wonder if connecting that to a video card would work.
You are not alone https://www.elle.com/culture/a36806930/elizabeth-holmes-fans... she is a hero to a lot of women.
Didn't the Patriot Act fail to get reauthorization on its last expiration?

Granted, ~20 years is a pretty good run.
China says a lot of things
>I have heard reports of people having long covid-like symptoms from the vaccine and needing treatment.

citation needed
Uber wants to know the times and dates of your upcoming flights
Travel information: We collect travel itinerary information, including the times and dates of upcoming flight, lodging or car rental reservations, from users of our Uber Travel feature. We collect such information: (i) when users manually input their information into an Uber Travel itinerary; or (2) if authorized by users to access their Gmail accounts, from traveled-related email confirmations. If so authorized, Uber will only access users’ Gmail accounts to collect travel itinerary information to enable the Uber Travel feature, and will adhere to Google’s API Services User Data Policy, including the limitations on use of data collected from users’ Gmail accounts.

source: https://www.uber.com/legal/en/document/?country=united-states&lang=en&name=privacy-notice
Mixed. Some simple stuff with UIKit can be messy and complicated with SWIFTUI. But the intuitiveness of SWIFTUI will make you comfortable with some of the little challenges it poses.
Do you think people will want to create new stories if others can undercut and sell their work for less?
Watch House of Cards.
just curious, but why ?
Wait, is there a way to make Gmail scroll? Always had an issue with pagination in Gmail.
Hm, there is a German company with the same name..

https://airyx.de/
It’s not experimental. It was. It was given emergency approval which sounds dramatic - but isn’t. Now the vaccines have been given to hundreds of millions with few adverse effects.

An expert (can’t remember) explain why one shouldn’t be afraid of long term adverse effects of the vaccine: basically it has only two periods of operation: short term you can be affected by anything in the shot which contains all kinds of lipids and stuff used to create a vaccine. You can be allergic to one of these substances, for example. But if you didn’t have a short term effect from the vaccine, the long term effect is just the immune response. Nothing else. That immune response would come from the disease too. There is just no mechanism that would create a long term adverse effect. BUT there are tons of ways in which the virus could!

You should ask the vaccine sceptic which long term effect they would rather have: the virus or the vaccine. Because it’s not about getting vaccine or not at this point. It’s about getting immune from the vaccine or from the disease. There just is no
benefit of getting immune from the disease.
Your buffer size is probably too high. Try 128 or 64
By significant I include the relative infrequency of complications.
Savings allow you freedom from having to earn money, the opposite of debt.

For example, you can temporarily "retire" for a few years and do what you want without pressure. Either directly or indirectly, I think having debt limits you to the path & earnings you've "forecasted" - the opposite of freedom.

At least that's the case for me.
SQL is dynamically typed, so it stands to reason that the storage engine behind it be too.

Of course, SQL is horrible, so...
Build a function of unknowns that gives probability of a “bad outcome”, plug in the ranges of the best data you can find for the unknowns.

Compare this to the probability of getting Covid (~100%) and having a “bad outcome”.

This let me confidently say things like, “getting vaxxed is 2-5x safer than not” and ending the argument (whatever the actual figures were when I got vaxxed).

The real answer isn’t technical though —- we need public health authorities to learn post-Internet PR. I’m cribbing Eric Weinstein here.
Not so much "fell apart" as "intentionally overthrown by capitalists when they didn't agree with policies determined through democracy". Madison and his co-conspirators didn't approve of the deliberate currency depreciation and other measures voted in by farmers who fought, unpaid, for years in a war that benefited rich elites and came home to find their farms repossessed by debtors and tax collectors. So long as the various states operated as competing democracies, they were subject to the wishes of their citizens. The constitution, written in secret by a cabal of rich white men, put an end to all of that, as it was intended to do.
If someone isn't vaccinated by now, I don't think the FDA "approving" it is going to make a difference, they've made their choice. We need to start shipping our supply of vaccines to nations that need them so we can give them to people who actually want them.
The general public has a very hard time rationalizing and making decisions based on risk assessments. People get nervous on US commercial air carriers even though this is by all measures currently the safest form of transport in the history of transportation. Literally safer than walking down the street.

As for the vaccine, the fallacy of most people’s logic here is thinking that not getting the vaccine equates to risk avoidance. In fact based on all we know it’s quite the opposite. The risk of not getting the vaccine vastly outweighs any potential risk of getting the vaccine. With the Delta variant if one isn’t vaccinated it’s increasingly very likely you’ll get COVID. The short and long term impacts of COVID are well known to have a high risk of being severe. From a risk standpoint it’s a no brainer.

The media doesn’t help here at all. One person has a reaction from the vaccine and they’re all over it. Meanwhile thousands more die from not getting the vaccine. Opting out of the vaccine increases your risk, not decreases it.
I remember way back when the original Xbox was out, and modded. Whatever video player it had let you adjust the sound delay for the (new at the time) mpeg4 rips of whatever movie or show you downloaded.

It was like a light switch went off when you got the audio delay synced up perfectly. I guess I recall this vividly because 1) it was a huge problem and 2) the adjustment to audio delay was on the shoulder buttons, while fast forward and rewind were on the triggers. Such a large problem that the adjustment wasn’t buried in menus, but right there on the controller. Prime real estate.
Often what happens with a scandal is after it breaks the defendant will say they deserve a chance to be heard, and if an investigation is launched that's at least a reason to back off for a bit, and the bad press can go away for a while.

Now that the AG has finished the report, it looks like a matter of time.

It might just be a question of him positioning an ally to take his seat, or maybe tying up a few loose ends.
Since you sound sincere here ... I read your comment as disagreeing with and correcting the original comment.
A Bit Overcomplicated
Whatnot (YC W20) Is Hiring Engineers (Generalist, iOS, Android, DevOps)
Pro-fossil fuel Facebook ads were viewed 431M times – in one year
Yes, that sounds plausible, it's the same for me.

(It's not hard to guess how I know about the asthma potential. -.-)