skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is why the industry is gradually shifting from a fee-for-service model to a value-based care model. It doesn't make sense to pay providers for performing procedures. Instead they need to bear some financial risk and focus on producing positive outcomes.

The long term trend is towards consolidation into combined payer + provider organizations like Kaiser Permanente. All the large medical insurers are hiring or acquiring more doctors to bring member care in house and better align the financial incentives.
This is a big issue - on Windows you can set services to not start up unless they are needed, and you can turn them off so they don't run at all.

On macOS, the launchd configuration seems to be hard-wired and protected by SIP; there's no easy way to disable random daemons for features like remote student device management - something that most users would not need or want. And as you note even if you disable the associated feature (e.g. in Preferences) its daemon can still run.

It's always annoying when you're not doing anything but your laptop heats up and turns on the fans because some stupid daemon has woken up and decided to re-scan the same files (such as game updates) for the 100th time.

Not to mention photoanalysisd, which burns large amounts of CPU for days/weeks and runs even if you disable the intrusive and obnoxious holiday events/memories features in Photos.
Co2 probably not...there's a very pronounced physical reaction to an exposure. CO? Or other noble gasses, maybe
Re: workaholism, I would not be so sure. The phrase "kult zapierdolu" was not coined without reason.

Overall management culture is stuck in 90s when due to unemployment anybody was happy to have work at all. There's a whole family of memes about "Janusz" - a boomer owner of a company that treats his employees like shit and doesn't trust them, which may be a testament to the scale of this. A popular meme alludes to "kult zapierdolu" - if you finished your work and have nothing to do, get a broom and sweep the factory floor.

Obviously in tech, especially SWE positions, conditions are nothing like that (mostly).
I guess this is the model when the user is the product and not the customer. Flipping this, if this were a paying advertiser (customer) that got locked out, there probably is a valid path to contact someone.

Looks like it is time to remove all my Single Sign On from Google, Facebook, GitHub etc. And have individual user/pass for all of them. I have the same fear as you and way more so after reading this article, just way too much risk now.
I mainly have a view into how Canada responded to the virus - and we did things okay-ish but weren't at emergency levels. Canada provided a lot of pre-orders for doses to try and spur private research into the vaccine (provide a monetary incentive) but it really lagged on any serious investment into nationalized production facilities with the main assumed acquisition method being purchasing them abroad. In March 2020 we all knew that there would eventually be a strong need to produce a vaccine (or like... we'd all die - it was one of those two options) and Canada is a relatively economically advanced nation with the capability (and public will - unlike the US) to build large non-private vaccination production facilities. This likely would drive long term employment as well as helping to fight against the pandemic.

The world could have seen this pandemic and gone all war-industry on it - convert factories and gear up production as if the nazis were days away from invading our shores - we simply didn't.
using your own PTSD example they created a new word (initialism) rather than try to redefine what a whimp is. if you want to include actions that aren't physical in any reasonable way why not use the word abuse or abusive which carries a similar connotation to violence without actually corrupting the word violence.

The word literally also includes the definition for the word figuratively. Just because a word happens to include additional definitions doesn't make those additional definitions reasonable or beneficial.

> Of course, you may want to use a dated definition of violence, which doesn't account for the evolution of our medical knowledge. You may find out that it's not very helpful to establish an open discussion.

I never claimed to want to use a dated definition of the word violence but I think you'll find that straw manning an argument is also counterproductive to establishing an open discussion.
TIL "old-n-busted" is an autological idiom. As is... "autological".

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28248090
In that case the way you compare things is not the way most people do. Most people care more about what they’re getting then where it falls in the product stack.
In my case, AnyConnect won't let me connect to the VPN while logged in as a remote user.
Lately more and more of my accounts aren't accepting GV as a phone number linked with the account.

Recent memory: 7-11 app and eBay both made me use a number that's associated with an actual SIM card.
I don't know why they don't advertise more?

They own the internet's biggest advertising platforms, but I don't know 1/2 if their products.

I just said to myself I need to look into Google pay. Then I realized I use it on their domain registration app.

And by advertising---not the typical hip flashy "Street" horrid ads they are notorious for, but just a developer taking about a useful product.
> I think that alone makes this project unusable in non-open-source projects?

I hope so. I mean, that's the only reason for GPL to exist, right? There's quite a few proprietary programs that decided to relicense as GPL in order to use a GPL library.
Cuttlefish are super cool. Great Nova documentary on them: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/kings-of-camouflage/
If an employer offered me a 5k paycut so they could ply me with coffee and snacks that’s not a deal I would take. So in reverse, I’d like the 5k please.
I just keep seeing repeats of logic like this (this example from this random article: https://www.unitypoint.org/article.aspx?id=db428f77-6e61-497... )

"The creation of a vaccine for any new virus could also cause additional mutations.

“Let’s explain this concept a little further. Any virus will keep trying to change, so it can continue to spread. With all vaccines, the more quickly people get vaccinated the better. The slower vaccination happens, the higher the chance of having mutations in the virus and the appearance of more variants. And, as we are seeing with the delta variant, the more the virus can spread in the community.""

Isn't that just completely wrong? Saying that the vaccine "caused" that mutation when it was actually the lack of the vaccine that caused it?

Here's another one, a friggin NPR article (https://www.npr.org/2021/02/09/965703047/vaccines-could-driv...). It says "At the same time, vaccines can contribute to virus mutations" while the article itself is really only describing that it's the lack of vaccines that yield more time/opportunity for the virus to mutate. Why do people keep saying the virus causes the mutations? It's completely irresponsible.
The difficulty with JIT/data-driven logistics in this context is that Stitch Fix's styled offering (the "Fix" boxes) all has to be fulfilled from a single distribution center. So you need not only to predict demand for particular articles of clothing but to ensure that there's sufficient inventory of items to go along with them. It's easy to get people to buy one piece and return four, but does that sound more like a "personal styling service" or a subscription box?
Apple never really tried to compete directly against Epic. There is only a very small overlap in the PHR space, which doesn't generate much revenue for either company.
Taxes and government is the answer. Almost every bonus listed is tax incentivize vs just paying people more. The real question we should ask is how did we get all the laws that make this the reality.
Did you notice the distinct lack of flu outbreak last winter? I suppose marks and social distancing just prevented it altogether.
No, it's not 137 confirmed re-infections. It's 35,124 re-infections, 137 of which were analyzed in a particular way.

Your understanding of the situation differs by two and a half orders of magnitude from reality.

And that number has nowhere to go but up, as antibody levels in survivors drop.
IDEA: Build a service that identifies all the Single Sign On accounts tied to your Facebook/Google/GitHub/Twitter accounts for you and gives you a nice list and instructions on how to separate out the accounts with links if possible.
The biggest problem with Python is there's always some divide between it's environment and shell. I don't think Perl had this problem as accessing the shell was built into the language.

There needs to be a modern language that looks friendly, is compatible with shell, and is apart of the shells environment.

I am one of many people who don't really care for shell, it's old, limited, and just plain ugly. Unfortunately it's still the best way to interact with Unix, so it should be built upon to keep compatibility.

Wouldn't it be nice to write shell scripts with objects and data structures?
I feel that. Trust me and keep trying.

If you give up, there's no hope. It may feel draining to try for the 7th time, especially when you can barely muster the energy to face each day due to depression. But something will work for you. There exists a magical doctor that can solve your problems. I am certain that even in that shithole part of the world, there is someone who cares about fixing your issues.

You just need to find them. And the good news is, that's easier than it seems. There's no limit on how many appointments you can make. (Don't get me started on health insurance... For now, I'll take it as an axiom that you can make doctors appointments. If you can't, then try to scrape together the $200 to gamble that the first one can help you, and do whatever it takes to get your money's worth.)

The reason I phrased it like "get your ass into a doctor's office" is because that is really, truly, the key thing: 1. You, 2. in as many doctor's offices as possible, until 3. problem goes away. GOTO 1.

Write it on a sticky note, pin it to the wall, and repeat each day. Heck, even if you do one appointment a week, that's still 52 attempts at fixing the problem over the course of a year. The odds are in your favor.

Be thorough about looking for doctors, too. It's tempting to just pull up Zocdoc, click that "in network" button, and call it quits after the first two doctors (since all the others are out of network). But my salvation came from a sleep clinic. A sleep clinic is a rather unlikely source for a "miracle doctor," wouldn't you say? It certainly surprised me, and it was almost accidental -- I went in for sleep issues, and they ended up fixing the underlying problems.

The point is, keep your spirits up. Not the alcohol kind. (If someone here feels like drinking their problems away, please do DM me instead. https://twitter.com/theshawwn always open.) And keep trying.
Conservatism runs on the assumption that young girls and women are natural property of men (the father, then the husband) and so for many people, these are innocent daughters lost on OnlyFans. But no political faction is active on the issue of social media's damage to children since no one[0] is making the connection between Instagram and the uptick in suicide (and other results) in young girls. And I doubt many conservative fathers really care if their kid learns to wife from TikTok rather than Barbies

[0] with any power, that is -- there have been plenty of op-eds, but they exist to drive clicks from worrying parents, not to advance any call for material changes
I wonder if having 2FA made it worse ... I can see the review process taking the enablement of 2FA as proof he really did the abuse and discounting the possibility that his account was hacked.
Evolution now accepted by majority of Americans: study
I click through and it isn't immediately obvious how to View my browser's TLS fingerprint, it doesn't show it.

Update: Works - Brave users - you need to disable Shields for it to show your fingerprint.
2600 has been my obsession for a few years now. I too havent set a goal but I love to follow what other people are doing for it. The community is fantastic. There's a twitch and yt channel called ZeroPage Homebrew that usually streams twice a week. They exclusivley play homebrews and the devs are usually in the chat. They were 2600 only for a long time but recently started including 7800 and 8-bit.
I for one would appreciate knowing what brands of bear mace are ineffective and worth avoiding.
This is not a bad idea as long as Facebook is on the hook for the refunds, not the app developers.
>It has to end at some point

In some countries at least it might become normalized the same way it has in say Japan or Singapore with a history of respiratory disease, the UK does not have the same aversion to public health measures as the US.
Show HN: MintGate – creator crowdfunding via content access NFTs
Thanks for the comments!

Maybe Carlyle was right after all - it really is the dismal science :)
When I read your post I was about to post something similar to the reply you got from sillysaurusx but I will do it anyway!

I to suffered from loneliness and the terrible depression that come with it. A visit to the campus doctor was life changing. Depression, anxiety and ADD were making socially awkward and they needed to be treated before I could work on forming meaningful relationships.

The depression began to go away on the first drug I tried : Paxil. However it made me feel mentally challenged so we had to try a few drugs before finding something that work while having acceptable side effects, for me it was Cipralex and Vyvanse.

I initially had troubles to accept that I needed antidepressant but like sillysaurusx said. You don't judge someone with diabetes because he needs insulin, why would blame someone depressed for needing escitalopram.

Please consider seeing a doctor, depression and loneliness have killed too many sensible insightful persons like you !
Older people are around just as long as young people, and learn just as much (yes, in some cases more, though in my experience as a manager that is not the usual outcome, it usually falls off slightly). The difference is the baseline: a person 1 year in should at least double their experience within the first year of working for you, whereas a person with 10 years experience will increase it by around 10%. Any way you cut it, measuring the current state matters a lot more for the more experienced person than the young one (current skill is an estimator of how fast the more experienced person has been learning, whereas for a new grad it's on you to estimate that based on other factors, and current skill doesn't matter much because it will change so fast).
Thanks for explaining what this is about. There are lots of sites our there where sex workers ply their trade, and as far as I can tell have been allowed to do so by the payment processors for literally decades. The dozens of caming sites for a start. OnlyFans being banned for it while other sites are doing it far more openly would be bizarre.

However those sites now all have strong 230 compliance regimes, and I gather OnlyFans doesn't. OnlyFans could have implemented something similar. PornHub went down that route when confronted with similar pressure - they got of rid of all video's that went compliant. But OnlyFans.com have chosen not to. I wonder why?
Interestingly, fingerprint changes after you reload that page. It went from #2 most common upon opening to #5 after subsequent reload.
I had to disable uBlock for the site to see it.
Past submissions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27378444 (77 days ago)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27036572 (3 months ago)

More non-HN comments here: http://www.oilshell.org/blog/2021/06/hotos-shell-panel.html#... (as well as my notes on the HotOS conference event)
> The web browser as a tool of thought

Interesting. I noticed some resistance to reading TFA because here in Australia, when people call someone a “tool”, that’s not a compliment.
i love how they say it cant be reversed in the warning. that is an absolute falsehood. its worded in a way that leads you to believe its final and not possible to undo, which is entirely false.

source: recently had to help someone get a developer account out of this position, account was reinstated. just gotta know the right people i guess?

this is the biggest example of all, to me, why big tech needs regulating... if you are going to take away access to things i paid for(or worse yet, my families livelihood depends on), you dang well better be willing to explain very explicitly why and provide me with a real person to appeal to. not some automated system(im looking at you too Google and Apple!)
My issue isn't that OnlyFans is trying to prevent content by minors, it's that kilroy thinks the minors are somehow to blame for "their [unclean] acts"
It's hit or miss and that is why I am basing this on an honest-to-god mobile number on a SIM card. I don't want to deal with the finnicky number validation that is done ...
So they take a working Payments app with browser access, and then replace it with a mobile-only payment app apparently geared towards the Indian market. Now, they want to gamify my finances and have me share my bank records with them so they can "reward" me. I'd leave too if I previously worked on developing something that was based off the "don't be evil" philosophy only to be replaced with something resembling evil.
I'd say that's how most people outperform, they get a lucky break with a stock that goes x10 or something.
This proposes a JIT compiler which can e.g. increase parallelism inside a chain of pipelined commands:

We propose a dynamically triggered optimization regime for the shell
that we call Jash, short for ‘Just a shell’. Jash inspects each shell
command as it comes in to identify candidates for rewriting.
It always blows my mind a company will pay an employee 5-6 figures (ish) (on top of all the other expenses an employer pays per employee) then refuse to hand out 3-4 figure equipment (cell phone + plan, performant workstation, etc)

I think she was advocating for a completely separate BYOD/work device so the cleaning phase would be "wipe phone and sell on eBay" or simply "throw phone in the trash" (e.g. pay for a corporate-only device out of your salary)
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I found that work very interesting. So I downloaded the data by OP (thanks for publishing it!) and compared it with Wikidata. The results are here:

http://simia.net/wiki/Main_Page
This was really fun to browse! Consider adding a section for “worst traders” and “worst stocks” just for fun.

For example, CLOV is a wsb matador.
Deploying on StackOS by Richard Parris
Outcomes are tied to margins in the end anyway. This was part of the ACA for improving readmission rates. Vertical integration works as well if you look at a place like Kaiser as well does that.
A Story About the Skyrim Intro
I think it would be more accurate if they said that the types of collaborative filtering they tried didn't work. It seems like they only explored quite a small part of the solution space.
Thanks for the link, I'd never seen that app before.
Sorry you're being downvoted. I'd much rather have a conversation, in which I would point out that literally all bad things that happen are "completely fictional" until they actually happen. Imagining how bad things are likely to occur and working to prevent them is great, join us!
> I am afraid that I am an annoyance to people and that's why they don't want to connect with me.

The fact that you have awareness and motivation to change should give you some hope. If you'd like to discuss further directly I'd be more than happy to engage with you. My email is in my profile.
Thanks, please upvote this to the top folks since I assume most don't have a subscription and can't read the article and will only comment on the headline title.
I find that this pain is a symptom of complecting. If you well and truly can't test your code to 80% or better confidence until other feature comes online, well then maybe there are insufficient separation of concerns.

Typical CRUD stuff should be like at least 80% purely functional business logic (that is 100% testable without integration) and 20% or less IO code. If you really need that integration to find all the rough edges and work out the bugs, you probably have too much surface area in your IO "tainted" code.

Java-style-OOP really encourages this sort of thing by subconsciously compounding data state with functional methods. The whole "I needed a banana and you gave me a whole jungle" problem.
They just repurposed their awful app that was entirely geared towards the Indian market and used it to replace their descent Pay app that respected privacy.
This is a late reply but my interpretation of the events is that the payment processors drove this decision and I think that would be for one or two reasons.

1) There is a high chargeback and dispute rate on porn. I don't know why.

2) OnlyFans has underage performers who get on there using fake IDs and there is not a very good way to stop that.
Has someone made Chatroulette with only audio yet? And no typing obviously. Seems it would solve the problem.
Google is right to cut remote workers' pay. Alternative is inequity
Not only that, they're expecting you to install beta Lyft to use it for dog fooding before they roll it out
Ad hominem, argument from authority, and bandwagon fallacies are actually all the same — they are judgments on credibility where you don't have to understand the underlying factors. That people would think ad hominem should only deal with negative aspects of credibility is, IMO, myopic. Having faith in the word of an expert is just the opposite side to dismissing the word of an amateur.

The matter of a judge also brings up an interesting problem. The fact that a judge has financial entanglements does not preclude them from quality legal reasoning, but it does diminish their moral credibility. Would anyone say that it is an ad hominem attack to sour on a judge because of mere financial entanglement? That the legal profession would develop ethical consensus on this matter means they also believe that credibility is an essential ingredient to legal practice, and not mere truthfulness.

And on the matter of logic, that a doctor is likely to be truthful is as logical as telling a mathematician that a famous conjecture is likely true; more accurately, these are both arguments of empiricism. This is why I see insistence on terminology like "logical fallacy" to be the habit of those who enjoy intellectual ornamentation.
A lot of the college stuff offered by places like Walmart is a select few online degrees at places like Southern New Hampshire. Basically programs with a very low marginal cost.
Yes, of course... and you probably shouldn't drive at 2 am on a Friday night with children in the car, unless it's not easily avoided.

But you can only do so much. Everything is a calculated risk.

And there are plenty of ways to take children into the outdoors without taking the risk these parents did. There are thousands of miles of hiking trails in California alone that are not as remote and don't lack cell service as this location. That's my entire point.