skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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is AES256-CBC insecure? unfortunately i encrypt backups with it.
Can you share some resources on katas for studying? It just seems like karate moves, which is cool, but doesn't seem like what you're talking about.
Yes, 5 years. http://nerdwallet.com/article/investing/where-to-put-short-t...

If you're young and you've only seen the market go up you need to familiarize yourself with normal volatility patterns. The market can easily take a dump at any time and fail to provide a positive return for years.
Asset prices don't always go up. The downturns have lasted much longer than 5 years. So if you want relative certainty you'll have $X at a certain date then you need to be in cash years beforehand. Otherwise you're gambling or have a backup source of cash.
For me, it was when the Swedish approach was widely derided even though it was logically sound. (isolate the at-risk, everyone else get on with life and build herd immunity).
USPS is actually working on this, though more slanted towards marketers: https://www.productionsolutions.com/up-next-from-usps-inform...

> USPS is now piloting a new technology platform: Informed Address (IA).

> This innovative concept enables mail to be sent and delivered without a consumer’s physical address. Instead, Informed Address allows recipients to use identifiers including an email address, social media handles, or a custom name for mail processing and delivery functions.

> As privacy remains a top concern, Informed Address will replace the delivery point with a unique code where the usual IMB (Intelligent Mail Barcode) is substituted with an “Informed Address IMB”, which contains the physical address information. This allows customers the enhanced privacy and identity protection, as marketers will no longer need to obtain or hold a physical address for their mail communications.

> During the testing period, the USPS will assess consumer engagement, gauge mailer interest, and determine technical feasibility. This new technology provides the opportunity for marketers to provide additional services, including vanity address development and enhanced consumer targeting for B2B and B2C marketing.
The Guide to Kubernetes Labels
All the anti-money-laundering laws do is make it harder for everyone else except criminals.

You're treated like a criminal simply by doing business in cash or having a lot of cash. Enhanced KYC just means that banks capriciously terminate your accounts and services if they find out you're a sex worker. If you're living abroad, no one wants to let you open an account.
That clicked for me at some point in college. When I had my epiphany moments on calculus one or two years after taking it, but with the extra time applying it I just "got it" one day. It switched from mechanical application to actual understanding. Same thing happened with a number of other subjects. Classes where I had little time (I took a couple summer courses that had 5-10 weeks to cover a semester's worth of material) did not stick with me in the same way unless I had an opportunity to reuse it later. Classes that I never reused (Latin) stuck with me better, though, given their duration (a full academic year) versus an Old English course that was crammed into 5 or so weeks.
This question never goes well but I'll try it again. How would asset seizure happen? If the government says this is now mine, wouldn't most people say no? Maybe in a disarmed population this could happen but I don't think its feasible in America where citizens are heavily armed and raised in a culture that glorifies rebellion
More like how to memorize effectively for exams. Maybe take a step back and realize that systems the rely on exams and memorization (like tech interviews), don't produce greatness.
Mild cases: people with breakthrough Covid can still feel pretty sick
> I have nothing against hobbies but it's even better if your hobby has something to show for it.

This toxic "grind until you die" mindset needs to end.

Hobbies *do not* need to produce something to "show for it". The thing you are "producing" is happiness for yourself.
I'm extremely excited about this project. If the product reviews end up as positive as the pre-production reviews, my next laptop is definitely going to be a Framework Laptop.
Typescript/Deno is very ergonomic and presents a lower barrier for entry for writing web servers. However, it's a relatively large and slow to start runtime which makes it less than ideal for developer tools.

You should use the right tool for the job. Not every language is good for every job or every person.
> I'm not aware of any financial aid package (outside of maybe some private loans?) that you can apply for with the intent of using that money for car repairs and have it not be fraud.

How do you think people pay rent, feed themselves, buy textbooks, etc, while in school? You just aren’t aware how financial aid works
Turbolinks/Strada allows this as well…
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Remote:Yes
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Technologies: Java, C#, React
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Email: moagermo@gmail.com
Firefox had already crossed several red lines on the free software side, such as:

1. including DRMs
2. including patented MPEG4 decoders
Well, that sure works the other way, too: stop calling it a mental issue that can be resolved with willpower or attitude when it's clear that for many people, medication works and it works well.

To make it worse, doctors just get on the SSRI bandwagon and consider it a cure-all with zero consideration for anything else, making a sizeable minority of people suffer even more and longer.

Yeah, biopsychosocial. Good luck finding a doctor who will actually help you find the root cause when you're on standard insurance and can't afford the best private ones (or worse, it's actually illegal to bypass the system).
The problem with austerity is that it is incompatible with everything else. You have to sacrifice something to obtain it. Either reducing global trade or increasing regulation (primarily more taxes on bad behavior) to keep companies in check.
Mikrotik. I have 5 'virtual' APs broadcasting wifi links for 5 different vlans / subnets.
USB hubs and similar I/O peripherals are not integrated.
It's basically a British/American vernacular difference. They're the same thing.

Sort of like semi/hemi/demi quavers and the like versus whole/half/quarter notes
It is trivial to have multiple accounts active on any Android phone, and install apps using any of them. (And once installed, the app is not tied to the specific account in any way.)

Settings > Accounts > Add account > Google. And to choose which account to use for Play, just click on the profile picture in the app and choose the account you want from the drop-down menu.

The accounts can be tied to different countries. So there is no need to have multiple phones.
I am not familiar with that condition. The physical pain is not constant nor very bad. I can function normally when I feel that pain. Also because it travels in my body doctor's don't really care about it.
You may need to modify the routing table so Linux can route traffic destined for a particular network down the interface of your chosing.

I haven't worked with wireguard and it may already have this feature built in, but the fundamentals remain the same.

Edit: Perhaps its "AllowedIPs" in the connection config.
But would they care if Docker Inc went bankrupt now? The claim was we all benefit. Universal and present tense.
Crypto platforms need regulation to survive, says SEC boss
https://archive.is/NNs7t
Hmm, GNU FDL why? I am all about free/libre/open terms, that was the first thing I checked. But CC BY-SA is the standard now for this type of thing, and GNU FDL mostly just creates incompatibility.

Anyway, this content is "Western Art Music" academic, *dated* sort of stuff, it's not at all appropriate for a globally-aware 21st century classroom. Serialism?? And no mention of any non-Western traditions or pitch systems etc. etc. This is more like mid-late-20th-century Eurocentric textbook just put on the internet.
They are continuously investing into Docker for Desktop, which is what is being discussed here. See the other people in the thread complaining they have to update too often as a side effect.
A brief thought experiment, followed by a suggestion about how to combat the worst of this effect, in the unlikely case that it became true:

Even if all of the content you're interacting with is managed and generated, it does still ultimately affect the real world around you in some way. Call it "fake" if you will, but it has a downstream effect. You can ask your friends and neighbours whether they have the same opinions about the world, whether they've read the same articles and reached similar (or opposite) conslusions, and see the results of political and regional decision-making around you.

The strategy is to keep a clear vision of what you think improvement is, and to require proof-of-work from others during interactions that bring you (ideally all, in a multi-person setting) closer to your vision.

If an entity that you're interacting with (whether it's a person, an organization, a bot, or entirely indeterminate) doesn't provide verifiable progress (ideally without loopholes) towards your vision, that's when you need to decide whether to attempt to correct their actions (perhaps aided by the likeminded group around you), or simply to gradually disengage if they don't appear to adapt and realign over time.

You should also be aware that you and your own vision may be realigned by the proof-of-work requested by others; and in those cases you also have a value judgement to make: do I change my opinions based on the requests and evidence I've received, or do I continue to adhere to my chosen path?
Loving my XPS 13 running ubuntu since 2018. Trackpad is great and I still get enough battery life to use for browsing at work all day

edit: sorry, I just remembered -- I did have to replace the SSD on this thing when it conked out in 2019! fortunately I bought it refurbished with a warranty of some sort and they shipped a new one fast.
Upstart | Software Engineer | Anywhere in US (Remote) | Full-time

Upstart has a small team that builds and maintains the organization's shared component library, front-end tooling, and frontend deployment patterns.

This is a great role for somebody who loves helping educate and upskill other developers, deeply thinking about reusable component APIs, and how products are built from beginning to end (at scale).

The broader organization works primarily in Ruby on Rails and React. This role is mostly JavaScript, React, and Typescript; but will inevitably touch on how the larger monolith Ruby app consumes this code. Experience with any modern front-end framework is fine, as is learning on the job ^_^

We're open to people 2+ years out of school or 4+ years of experience. Lastly, the work-life balance is great, and you get to work with people across the company.

To give you a sense of what we work on, we've been very busy breaking out monolith JavaScript application into a monorepo. We're in the process of rewriting our shared tooling to allow for frontend development in isolation; where groups can opt-in, extend, or use their own tooling as needed. We're also defining interfaces groups can target depending on how they would like their output to be published and deployed.

If that sounds interesting, apply below or email danny.brown@upstart.com

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What are you referring to? If anything I know the Netherlands as having a comparatively few forms of wealth tax compared to other countries, the main wealth tax is mostly based on 'one form' that is completely undifferentiated (i.e., any net wealth, as part of box 3)
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Flightradar24 is the world’s most popular flight tracking service. We track real-time positions of aircraft around the world through a network of 30,000 radio receivers (Raspberry Pi).

We are hiring for the following fully remote positions (Europe, CET/CEST +/– 3h):

Full-stack Developer (PHP/JavaScript)

- big plus for strong API, OpenAPI & AWS experience

- https://careers.flightradar24.com/jobs/1235100-full-stack-de...

Front-end Developer (JavaScript/Vue)

- https://careers.flightradar24.com/jobs/1235136-front-end-dev...
If Docker Desktop seemed like it was a great product I would be happy to pay money for it. But I've been using it for years and it still doesn't feel like Docker gets what I want from it, and I'm not sure I see the thing evolving to be what I want.

I want something a lot more like minikube or preferably buildah/podman. So this is a natural moment to ask if I can get the thing that I really want and incidentally avoid spending $1000/year in licensing which is not nothing.
Rust is not well suited for the same things as javascript / typescript / jsx / etc.

Also javascript and typescript are not well suited for compilers and dev tooling.

It shouldn't be seen as a negative that Deno is using rust in places where it really shines, which is a totally different use case than what deno is typically used for.
See: https://archive.is/xvjrw (How 5G changes the data center, datacenterdynamics.com)
This looks to be a really cool project. A lot of existing profilers all seem to have different sets of limitations. The last cool profiler I looked at was Google orbit, but it's probably tangential to this project given the breadth of different application times they purport to support.

This is question probably has a very nuanced answer, but here goes anyway - broadly, what kind of performance impact can we expect when running this in an always-online manner?
> I mean, if all that mattered were specs, we would all be running desktops at full desktop-class TDP.

As someone doing just that (I do 99% of my work on my desktop machine), to this day I don't understand folks doing heavy development work on a laptop. If you need portability, remote into a desktop class machine. Sure there are times when you just can't (airplane, or camping in the middle of nowhere, etc) but those times are exceedingly rare.
I don't know where to put this but I can't get through even a page of his writing.. like the first and overwhelming impression is of a narcissistic haze/stink. Like reading a fart.

I like most other science fiction.. what am I feeling here?
Priceline | Toronto, Canada/ Norwalk, CT, USA | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | No Visa

Hi I am the Hiring manager for following positions out of Toronto & Norwalk and I am looking for senior Java engineers who can join and be part my teams which is building out our brand new flights platform. Our tech stack is Java, Spring Boot, GKE. If below openings or any openings for Priceline looks good to you please drop in an email to me. My email is sreekanth (dot) ramakrishnan (at) gmail (dot) com (remove spaces and add in right punctuation). I am also hiring for one position for our brand new Elixir team in Toronto.

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And I think that imagination is also a part of the studying process! Trying to figure out how to split information-dense cards without losing context is what takes me the longest. But I find that the act of splitting them out helps me remember them better!
Amazing company, great opportunity!
There is so much more to it than serotonin. Sadly, few doctors care enough.
SEEKING WORK

Location: Greater NY | Remote: Yes, remote only | Willing to relocate: No.

I'm an experienced Python Developer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, winner of multiple hackathons and author of 4 patents in ML/AI/AR. I have BS in Mathematics and MA in Statistics. I have shipped new features and products powered by Big Data, Machine Learning and Deep Learning. I enjoy building machine learning applications, from research and prototype to production system. I am passionate about creating new workflows and experiences that enhance everyday life.

Technologies:

DL/ML/CV/NLP/RL: PyTorch, Tensorflow, Keras, caffe2, ONNX, Scikit-learn, OpenCV, SpaCy, Gensim, FastText, NLTK, OpenAI Gym/Baselines, pgmpy

Mobile AI: Swift, CoreML, Metal API, Qualcomm Neural Processing SDK

Data science: Pandas, NumPy, SciPy, R, Jupyter Notebook, Colab, Spark, Hadoop, Hive, Bokeh, Folium, Chart.js, ggplot2, Seaborn, Plotly, Dash, Shiny, Airflow

Backend: Python, Django, Flask, Sanic, FastAPI, Celery, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Scala, Java, C++, gRPC, REST, RabbitMQ, Docker

Frontend: HTML, CSS, Javascript, Vue.js, React

Cloud: AWS, GCP

Web automation: Scrapy, Selenium

More: Alexa Skill, Airtable custom block, Zapier integration

Website: https://ivylee.github.io, https://www.studioxolo.com

Resume: https://ivylee.github.io/resume.pdf

Email: ivy AT studioxolo.com
Don Norman’s Herculean quest to fix design education
Please don't post in the flamewar style to HN. We're trying for something else here.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
I am working on a new project where Deno would have been quite nice and this is exactly what prevented me from using it.
Using your same numbers: if you're one of the ones that succeeded, it's important to remember that 70% of your success was still chance. If you compare yourself to someone else who isn't succeeding, they could still very well just be a victim of that more-than-two-thirds-chance they're going to fail. So if you just tell them "here's what I did differently, that's why you're failing" you're doing them a disservice.

I think that makes it relatively important, since the world is full of successful people who want to tell other people that one little secret that'll turn their life around.
Monorepos will ruin your life – but they're worth it
Please don't take HN threads further into flamewar—this is exactly the wrong direction to go, even if you were provoked.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Edit: it looks like you've been doing this repeatedly already; could you please not? It's destructive of everything we're trying to have here.
It’s good business, i don’t see wha is wrong with it. You offer code source, documentation, tools for free for a very, very long time. Eventually you ask for a small license fee from big companies. Everybody benefited immensely from this.
The techniques discussed aren't just about exams. In fact, if you just want to pass exams you can still mostly cram the information into your head for a lot of them. What the author discusses is ways to study (how often, how long, rotate through subjects or focus on one?) that lead to better long term retention.
Internalizing concepts is the first step to using them creatively.
Now that you say it, I think his later books spend too much time on "putting you into the world" and not enough time of actually interesting things happening in the world for my tastes.
I agree. I have zero problems with my subsidized-by-ads Kindle, because I knew what I was getting when I bought it in the first place.

And, to Amazon's credit, the ads are unobtrusive. You get an ad for another book on your lockscreen; not a big deal, and most importantly, you are never, ever interrupted once you've unlocked the device. If Amazon ever switched to an intrusive-ad model, I'd pitch the thing in the trash without a second thought.
Did the Big Bang happen at a point?
If interest is -50% those bonds must truly be worthless. Seriously, if you can't find solvent borrowers at -49% something is really wrong with your economy.
When I go for a hike or play a game of soccer or audit a university class I have nothing concrete to show from it afterwords except the personal that development occurred. This is no different.
If Docker hub went away, I have a fairly strong feeling the sound of CI/CD pipelines collapsing around the world would be heard for quite a while :)

Also without paid developers maintaining Docker Engine, there would be a nasty situation next time there was a security issue in it and the millions of installs were unmaintained.
And neither is the federal reserve in the US. The Federal Reserve is allegedly independent from the government. Does the ECB work in a similar manner?
Location: Raleigh, NC

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Figma, Adobe Ai, Ps & Ae // HTML, CSS+SASS, some JS.

Résumé/CV: Available upon request.

Email: rtrefive@gmail.com

I currently work part-time as a designer/front end dev and looking for full-time opportunities in addition. My work can be found at ryanechard.com. Thank you for your consideration.
I know you're being funny, but for most of history real (as opposed to nominal) rates of return on cash have been negative. Sure, you wouldn't be paying the bank interest, but you'd be paying for storage, security if you have enough, losses on rodents eating your cash, etc. Positive rates of return are actually quite a new phenomenon.
I guess one could claim "companies that compete on price in some large section of the market form internal dysfunctions that cannot be reliably walled off from the parts of the companies that produce high-end products". Indeed, there's always a suspicion, perhaps reasonable, when mass-market companies produce luxury products, e.g., McDonald's McCafe or Ford sports cars. Some such companies often try to avoid this, with limited success, using separate branding.
For my Thinkpad X1 Carbon (Gen 5), I download the ISOs from here: https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netb...

And I use my re-write of geteltorio to flash it on a USB drive: https://github.com/hspak/geteltorito-zig

I've done this multiple times now without issues, but your milage by vary!