skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure what they do in the EU, but these seem solveable.

> What if you lose your card?

Each country could keep a log of revoked publishable keys. Countries do more complex things to validate VAT IDs today, so this wouldn't be out of the blue.

> How do you prove your identity to get a replacement? How do you prevent someone from reporting your card as stolen, representing themselves as you, and getting a new card (with a new PIN) issued in your name?

Governments need to solve the same issue with lost passports today. In some cases you can have other people to vouch for you, putting their own identities on the line. In other cases, you use other forms of ID (including immutable things like biometrics). Society has generally made this not a problem, and a new form of ID won't make it worse.

> What if you forget your PIN, how do you reset it?

At the worst, it's treated as a lost card and get a replacement. There are probably ways to make this better but my point is: solveable.
LCM isn't gone, just hibernating.
Perhaps yet another unsecured MongoDB?
Freedom with Chinese characteristics.
I 100% think Apple intends to expand on it. That's why I'm against it.
As long as there are filtered words in the US no one can claim the higher moral ground here.
Awesome! More help is always needed in this space.

There are already a few contract opportunity search platforms. Is your primary differentiation the proprietary feeds from prime contractors?

FYI - the SEWP acronym meaning changed a while back:

> The SEWP acronym originally (1993) referred to "Scientific and Engineering Workstation Procurement". In 2007, the full name was changed to "Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement", pronounced 'soup', which allowed the same acronym to be maintained.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_SEWP
You have the misunderstanding. Credit reports in the United States are compiled by independent companies regulated under the FCRA. This is a federal act that basically whitewashes all the trashy behavior by credit bureaus.
...or, you know, you could use the ASCII characters specifically defined for separating records and units. ;-)
> I think we’re going to see a real bifurcation of the economy along these margin lines, where the “haves” and “have nots” are determined by the industry and company you work in.

More interesting to me is how difficult it seems to be to move between these, and I imagine it will only et worse.
The data are not sufficient to support your conclusion. The data say nothing about:

* The opportunity cost (of the time to get a degree)

* Tuition costs

* The $ returns in higher income

Maybe getting a degree (any degree) reduces the chance of being unemployed, because Starbucks prefers to hire people with degrees than people without. But that doesn't mean getting a degree is worth the cost for everyone in every situation.
The Afghan government isn't exploiting anything. They're in exile.
Ah yes thank you for defining engraving, but I don't think anyone had mistaken this for anything else.
Ticks are insects, not gross. They're just animals looking to eat, just like you and I.
It isn't about them not allowing certain words, it is about which specific words they aren't allowing.

Afaik, they had restrictions on it since the feature was introduced. It was mostly just restricting vulgarity and trademarked stuff (just like with all products that allow customizable strings, e.g., you cannot buy custom adidas shoes that have customized text saying "NIKE" on them or "FUCK", but you can put "abcdef" or your name or whatever other random string you want).

What this is actually about is which specific strings they are banning this time. And while restricting vulgarity or trademarked stuff makes sense, I think it is reasonable for people to consider it censorship when a number (8964) used to reference the date of a historical event gets banned simply because CCP doesn't like their citizens to remember that date.

That scenario above sounds like proper censorship to me, as opposed to simply blocking trademarked stuff.
If the other person isn't even bothering to listen, there's no point talking. It's not a good-faith attempt to get estimates, it's not a two-way conversation, it's them trying to play dictator over time and space (or else play machiavellian politician). The only thing you can do is try to limit the amount of damage to yourself caused by the mess that they're going to make.

(I mean, you might be able to limit the damage to the company, too, but that would take exposing and undermining the PM now, rather than once the damage shows up. This is difficult, for two reasons. First, upper management really wants to believe what the PM is telling them, because it sounds better. Second, it's a political battle, and most coders aren't equipped to fight those successfully. One reason not to bother is the "nobody bats an eyelash" - if everybody knew it was a BS estimate, so there wasn't any damage to the company because nobody relied on it.)
I had a manager once who was ex-Navy (electronics specialist, not an officer). He approached management with a hard-nosed Type A mentality.

He definitely went after people who he saw as coasting, and in some cases that was undoubtedly justified. He got results but there was also a lot of churn. He also made the mistake of taking too much on himself because he saw that as easier than the hard work of understanding and motivating people. After a while the atmosphere fell into bad faith, cynicism, and lack of trust. After some span of time he was moved to a position that kept his rank but removed his reports. The churn got so bad that upper mgmt had to deal with it, and HR also got involved.

I think he's working at Amazon now.
"One nonwhite can substitute for another. If that’s not racial supremacism, what is?"
https://medium.com/east-med-project-history-philology-and-ge...
> In our conversation I realized almost immediately he was a total buffoon and had just been in the right place at the right time.

Sometimes it takes a while, and some deep context, and then some more context, ideally in a different set of circumstances, before you can assess someone's capabilities fairly.

Some people shine in their specialty domain, and flail outside of it.

Others are good in fair weather, but fragile in a crisis. Others are kind of the opposite, losing steam day to day, but rising to the occasion when shit happens.

Seasoned salespeople know all this. They do well consistently in spite of it all by presenting themselves credibly irrespective of their competency in any domain. They dress right for their audience, and they speak persuasively, always mindful of what their audience wants and needs to hear.

But listen to Andreesen talk! He sounds like he's never had to learn how to persuade anybody of anything. Well, not any regular people.

https://audioboom.com/posts/7923122-flying-x-wings-into-the-...
It leaked so hard that nobody outside of mainstream media saw it.
You people are idiots.
Yup. I mean, if you're going to go with a text encoding, you might want to, you know, use the features of the text encoding that were put there explicitly for said purpose...

...or you could invent abominations like CSV, TSV, etc. ;-)
Smart cards are essentially a big Secure Enclave themselves.

The whole point of a smart card (same as a military CAC, and almost the same as a TPM chip on computers) is to sign operations using the private key, without allowing export of that private key. They're still made of atoms, like all objects, and susceptible to physical key extraction attacks.
Most "people with autism" prefer being called autistic by the way. The "with autism" label is mostly being pushed by parents of autistic children and autism organizations that aren't actually headed by any autistics (those also frequently use the "puzzle piece" symbol, which originates with Autism Speaks, an organization run by parents of autistic children that wants to find "a cure for autism", which some autistics consider a white washed form of eugenics).
https://old.reddit.com/r/YellowSonic/comments/p6d4f7/thanks_...

Saw this yesterday, my Google search results (regular and image) are basically the same. A bunch of the top results for "desk ornament" are nazi memorabilia for some reason:

https://i.ibb.co/2Y02FZv/image.png
Our Winless Wars Gone Woke
I just signed up for TMobile last month. They asked me for my SSN. I said seriously?? They said yes we need it for a credit check to see if we can offer you service. I said sure... it's 123456789.

"One moment sir..."

"Congratulations! you have very good credit, Welcome to TMobile."

...It's baloney, I think they just try to get it for leverage if you have a bill outstanding.

Anyway, very glad I gave them a fake SSN.

EDIT: I did learn they use the last four digits as an initial pin in some cases, so good to remember whatever nonsense number you tell them.
I suspect that for healthcare providers, the ID requirement is driven more by insurance fraud prevention (including Medicare/Medicaid); i.e. the insurers require the providers to perform due diligence to ensure that the patient being treated is the patient who is covered.

I don't know of any examples, but perhaps a provider who did not take insurance would be able to avoid the requirement.
Another to add to the list — for me, “when did columbus land on the moon” returns:

> 1492

And “when did the moon explode” gives me:

> June 18, 1178
Ah yes, the famously lazy and cowardly filmmakers Stanley Kubrick and David Lynch.
the topic here is a national mechanism, and states could (asininely) allow lesser forms, even exclude the national one.
I tried the original query with Lance Armstrong and Louis Armstrong. Google still highlights the 1969 date: https://i.imgur.com/R3A2E6Z.png

Asking my phone via voice returns a sentence that starts with "Armstrong..." and talks about Neil's moon walk.

This is... a bit aggravating.

Man, referring to the story the guy whose photo Google attached to the text talking about a serial killer with his name, what if Google returns a question about him with a sentence about the serial killer?

E.g. something like "What is Barack Osama famous for?" "Osama is well-known as a terrorist". At least most of the world knows this isn't true, again what if it's Joe Neighbor, who shares a name with Joe Child Molester...
couldn't you use something like style transfer to take your own artwork's style and apply it to the generated art?
Yes, this is art. IMNSHO Art is anything that was done on purpose but wasn't necessary. As a result you almost can't help but to produce art. Singing in the shower? Art. Snoring in your sleep? Not art. Recording yourself snoring in your sleep? Art again. Of course whether it's good art is a matter of opinion.
When you say Pop could be more lightweight, are you talking about CPU or memory usage?

Also, do you keep Slack / Microsoft Teams / Dropbox / 1Password / VSCode always running, and do you have the same concern with those apps or is it something unique to Pop?

Performance is definitely a priority for us, so understanding where you're feeling the bloat would be really helpful to us.
I'm out of this loop, why is it gone? Clicking on the repo it seems perfectly active, last release was a few days ago. The repo is not archived, the readme doesn't mention it's deprecated. What's going on here?
https://chomsky.info/fateful02/
But be aware that they are rolling shutter and only barely synchronized.
Post-paid plans are a small rotating line of credit - just like a credit card.

If you don't pay your bill or pay off your phone you get reported to the credit bureaus and sent to collections.
Your security doc says 1-on-1 calls are end-to-end encrypted, and I'm glad for it. Recommend promoting that bit to homepage marketing.

Do you expect to be able to make 3+ multiparty calls end-to-end encrypted, eventually?
240k pln in Poland is a rather high-end senior pay. Also usually net on a b2b contract, so the actual salary would be around 170-180k(46k $) pln after taxes. Admittedly you can live a really decent life for this here.
How about you simply... provide them with a photo? Download a face here (https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ - you may have to reload a few times to get a suitable face), and send it to Google to use as your avatar. Maybe set up a website where you feature the same photo and promote the books.

Doing ridiculous things is often the only way to deal with ridiculous problems. This seems to fit all your constraints (i.e. your face isn't visible online, and Google stops bothering innocent bystanders). That it isn't really you - who is to know? What is the harm?
Now realise that, compared to movies from the last generation, its the bafflement is the actual story, not the twists and turns. In other words, 40 years ago, this news article would bizarre! Everyone who saw the film would have grokked the way the movie was told.

Its like the amazing difference between medieval and modern art works is the difference in how metaphor and meaning is represented rather than the actual story represented. However some might say that it's the story that counts and thats whats interesting.

To be a cultural historian today must be very frustrating.
Big pharma in action
or, it's a BBC editor ensuring that china 'blocks' and the west 'filters' because that matches editorial policy.

for all we know the original text from the journalist could say 'remove' in both places - without context, we don't really know.
Yes, but not ambiguity about the basic facts of a story. That's a modern thing as far as I know. It's also a risky artistic move because it thwarts one of the main satisfactions in a story, the resolution of tension. If you're going to take that away, you'd better 'give' something that's equally satisfying, or else the reader/viewer will feel cheated.
Implementing a B+ tree was the final assignment in a grad-level Algorithms & Data Structures call that I took. I thought it was a reasonable assignment in that context. It felt like a good capstone to the class, building on what we had learned and finally crossing the line from toy examples to something that approached real-world usefulness.

It seems very out-of-place for a databases course. Yes, B-Trees are important for a database, but I don't see how implementing one teaches you about how a database uses one or why it's important.
Too bad Ember faded
Nice. Now I'm wondering how far we can take this...

"When did Keith Moon land with Louis Armstrong on Mars"

https://imgur.com/a/TNzjZvm
The most interesting thing about Dan Ariely's response is that the final line, containing his name, is written in a different font to the rest of his statement!
Yeah this is way outside the government's power. We don't derive our right to be out in public from the government.
It's usually SSRIs and SNRIs that are associated with brain zap withdrawal symptoms. Bupropion is an NDRI.
Thanks! Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28225447
Regardless of the downvotes I’ve received I think it’s pretty clear now after the fact that the withdrawal is a complete mess and failure.

Once you go in - you at least have a responsibility for the manner in which you get out.

In particular for all the allies that helped you for the past 20 years and now are at risk.

The Afghan army couldn’t fight back once Biden forbade all service technicians to stay in the country and maintain the machines and veichles, and certainly not when the army was trained to work in coordination with US Air Force which hastily left.

It’s a complete failure all around.
Intel EOLed RealSense

https://www.crn.com/news/components-peripherals/intel-says-i...

https://www.theverge.com/2021/8/17/22629528/intel-realsense-...

It's typical Intel behavior, they LOVE to EOL products with only sudden notice and not a milligram of effort to try to sell the business to someone who will maintain it.
This also explains why the screen sharing so much less efficient than Screenhero's. I had no idea. Hopefully they can add more control over video quality in the future, as the current implementation seems to go for maximum quality all the time, which interferes with system performance. It being Electron especially explains why it's so much more resource intensive than the other solutions.
Like any other technique, leaving on a question can be a poor substitute for a more fitting ending, but when done properly it can reinforce a core theme within the work.

I am not a huge Inception fan, but I do think the cut at the end is an important part of the movie and a good example of effective ambiguity. It might scratch an itch to show the top falling of hold longer (to confirm he is in a dream), but what value comes from that resolution? Ending the film before the answer allows us to think about what we've seen earlier to try and answer it for ourselves. Even though the movie is over, the audience is left with a part to play as they leave the theater.
https://siliconangle.com/2021/08/17/intel-shutting-realsense...
>I wish Lymerix was available because I no longer want to have to hike or bike in the great outdoors head to toe in clothing design to avoid tick intrusion,

Unless you're in the 5% of the population that's genetically predisposed to poor health outcomes from Lyme disease, I would not worry. Even if you are, I certainly would not worry to the effect of covering yourself from head to toe on a nature hike. The stress from your worry, is likely causing the type of inflammation that would prohibit your body's natural immune system from attacking a pathogenic bacterium.
The current title isn't great ("NYC Emergency Executive Order 225"). In particular for those currently living outside of NYC.

Maybe go with the subtitle instead:

> Requiring COVID-19 Vaccination for Indoor Entertainment, Recreation, Dining and Fitness Settings

Since it is more descriptive of the content.
It is time to start shooting these fucking socialists.

They let 40,000 American left to be murdered in Afghanistan.

They destroyed millions of small businesses last year.

They have raped us trillions of dollars that go right into their pockets.

They are willing to kill our kids with their problematic vaccines and forced masking.

Seriously. Enough talk. Death to every fucking socialist.
Highly unlikely we will ever see the day IPv4 is not used at all. There are too many legacy systems in place, so dual stack will always be required. The value of IPv4 may drop as it related to the price people pay, however, it will play a key role for decades to come.

As for the government mandate, also not possible. It would take our major ISPs over a decade to make this work, and the lobbyist would never allow it.

With that said, the DOD did make an interesting decision to move 175 Million IPs recently in routing tables.

You can read a short blog post here: https://brandergroup.net/2021/06/175-million-ipv4-addresses-...
No boss, no problems – the workplace philosophy of Tony Hsieh [audio]
Thanks for the correction! Failed by a quick google search...

Our primary differentiation is the network--Being able to connect with your supply chain on the platform and find other potential partners to work with. This is what makes the proprietary data possible/compliant.
Yes! Once it's available in WebRTC, we'll implement end-to-end encryption for group calls. There is progress being made in this direction: https://webrtchacks.com/true-end-to-end-encryption-with-webr...
> The most egregious example imo was the one banning engraving "8964" (literally just a 4-digit number)

Nah, Apple should just ban all four digit numbers so people don’t engrave their passcodes, because the sticky note kept falling off. The most egregious example to me was censoring a random common surname, Zhang.
I think the implication is if you aren't able to be vaccinated, until sufficient overall immunity is reached you probably shouldn't be in areas where the disease is easily passed around
Do signs still use reflectors like that today? Was this before the 3M reflective material that is used on signs in the UK was invented?
Zed sucks, they eat into your GPU instead of on-board ASIC so you have no GPU left to do neural nets or anything else.

RealSense on the other hand does computations on-board and consumes very little CPU and no GPU.
His statement is written in two different fonts! His name is written in a different font to the rest of the statement.

This doesn't prove much, but it's an embarrassing coincidence for him.
> Phone - Google Pixel

Pretty sure your photos are still getting scanned for CSAM anyway, then. Google Photos normally are backed up in their cloud, and they do scanning there.
China forced Apple by legislation to implement new iCloud algorithms for assigning China-region user data into China-hosted datacenters. Most countries, unlike the US, are not constrained by a requirement to only exercise previously-built mechanisms and not create new ones, in response to government demands. If China decides to require Apple to censor non-CSAM content on-device, they will do so whether or not CSAM content fingerprinting exists. That China has not done so is because they benefit greatly from Apple's manufacturing and sales and do not wish to create a diplomatic incident with Apple.
I make no defence of how trite my post was. I definitely worded it in a poor way.
FUCK EVERY SOCIALIST PIECE OF SHIT

DIE YOU MOTHERFUCKERS!

DIE!
Somehow finding that it's running in a VM rather than physical hardware made it less interesting. Maybe need to give it more time, running old arcade machine or early computer/console code is still interesting.
Why not use Yaml.

Yaml is my go to format when I need something human readable and somewhat editable ( very easy to ruin Yaml spacing)..

What's the real motivation behind an article like this. I don't imagine anyone has serious trouble with csvs, they tend to just work
This order has nothing to do with being "out" at all.
Good idea. I'd like to follow your growth.

Ps. The oldest database system alive today if i recall correctly is one That keeps track and manages USA government contracts and it's invoices
If Apple were going to lie about this process, they didn't need to announce it and go into so much detail at all. They could have just kept it quiet the way the current server side CSAM scanning is done by others already. The legal and market impacts of Apple lying would be severe.
That's why Apple revoked Facebook's license to do so.

Yes, you can get an enterprise license but Apple can take it away from you at any moment.

Apple also makes it very difficult for small businesses to get one in the first place.
Nice! Why does Seattle have so many highway-adjacent 2-lane streets which allow parking in one lane? Mercer is even like this once you get into LQA.
The designers of the "settings" screens in Windows should be utterly embarrassed. They are pathetically useless, especially when compared to their predecessors apps like the MMC.
FUCK ALL YOU DOWNVOTING SOCIALISTS!!

FUCKING DIE!