skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just use OAuth 2.0, which Google supports, no need to use the identity SDK.
This "security expert" wiped a claimed billion dollar hard drive, after he claims a "hacker" deleted his files (that he never backed up).
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Sure, how can I reach you?
Three sigma is pretty damn good for something like this. It means it's not worth sending a probe out yet, but is more than enough justification for serious telescope time.
I'm not sure what exactly you mean by FOMO but the problem with bubbles is that the return on capital exceeds the return on work so people simply stop working. It is highly problematic with money and land because those are basically what the entire economy is built on. You can't run away from them which is what makes the cycles so devastating.
Cómo atraer tráfico y obtener enlaces con guestographics
> If eg customers were demanding glass bottles (because of some benefit)

Please provide evidence that this is market pull rather than company push? How many convenience stores provide a glass or aluminium alternative? How much advertising is done with PET bottles versus the alternatives?

> and demanding them enough to pay the difference in production costs (including shipping costs etc)

Plastic is cheaper because companies have externalized the cost of waste disposal. The environmental impact of plastic has a cost that current polluting companies are not paying.
Cuando se trata de estrategias de construcción de enlaces (link building en inglés), una de las más utilizadas y exitosas son los guest posts o artículos de invitados. Pero ¿y si pudieras darle un giro a esta táctica? Sí, se puede y por eso te voy a explicar cómo hacerlo con guestographics para atraer tráfico y obtener backlinks para tu sitio web.
CC0, MIT, or Apache, unless I find that used some code that requires something else.
That’s not really the issue here. The issue is that slices are mutation proxies to the backing array, so in a concurrent context you’re sharing mutable state with all that implies. And worse because of the behaviour of append that sharing is not systematic, so it can look like there’s no mutable state sharing… until you append on a slice with leftover capacity and now there is.

The GC only operates on “dead” allocations (afaik it remains non-moving) so it’s not a concern for now.
https://youtu.be/8rxUHD2CAu8
You could invest in US Tech Companies that you understand well via a brokerage firm - the FAANG list is one example. Or ETFs that cover the best tech companies.

[Not an investment advice, markets are risky, losses are probable - you know the usual disclaimers]
I guess you would need to specify how the satellite transmits as well as how the user equipment works. Maybe limits on beam size and transmit power?
> Then I wouldn't be a balding man

My hair had already started thinning at 16, though it's a slow process.
Outside of a few very specific situations, if you’re working with a pointer to a slice or string you’re doing something very wrong. Slices are “fat” pointers.

> To programmers from other languages, such as C or C++, the concept of pointers to dynamically extensible arrays seems like a perfectly decent idea

Write Go in Go, don’t write C in Go. (Which applies to every language, tbh.)
Assuming

#1 He survives the variant if infected and

#2 That these virii are not lab concoctions and that there isn't something other than what is in the "in the wild variants" in the current vaccines. Eg. A hooked protien that the current variants released from "the lab" do not have but that the future variants will have as a new attack vector. This hooked protien has been included in the current..well atleast in the current Pfizer vaccine even though it is not needed atm.
I don't think the analogy breaks down at the "never comes" part. I think that's fine. I know I have a list of future projects I want to get to, many of which I never will. Someone might have a similar list with "Learn Godot" on it. The title of the post is basically saying "Do it now, don't wait forever".

The analogy breaks down at where the control lies. In the play, the characters waiting have no control over when Godot arrives. So they're waiting on an external entity. With this article, the waiting is procrastination and the arrival is fully in control of the person doing the waiting.
How does one learn how to make these? I really like them!
Whats a serious implmentation of lisp? Scheme?
The vast majority of people's wealth consists of their own body and mind. People always say how inflation hits the poor but if they spend all their money and switch jobs frequently to get raises with inflation it is basically neutral to them because all their wealth is stored in their body and mind.

The real problem is that during inflation and negative interest rates monopolies like land become stronger and can take a bigger chunk of your income.
any examples of companies who have successfully fended off the big corps in this scenario?
You Don't Have to Use Observables in Angular
This particular content isn’t documentation so much as marketing material—part of the shift GitHub has foist upon us in what a README is. But even were it documentation, that needn’t belong in the same place. This is the wisdom of rjzzleep’s suggestion of the wiki repository, an auxiliary Git repository that GitHub already creates for you.
Have you tried anything to create a better demarcation?
There was quite a few, but off the top of my head:

1. searching for stuff with / jumps prematurely to destination, drives me nuts.

2. I have most "smart" features (auto-indent type stuff) disabled for C++ mode in my .vimrc, which works fine in vim but is completely ignored by neovim. It requires futzing around with post/pre loading of plugins, which - 1.who has the time to do these things 2. makes for incompatible init files.

3. does not read .vimrc by default and requires linking files to have a united init file

I'm sure with enough work, I can get it to behave the way my poor old stiff brain expects, but - again - who has time for stuff like this.

I might revisit neovim the day I have enough time on my hand to figure out how to install the whole tresitter shebang.
I don't think changing professors is as easy as changing hairdressers. Let's be honest - both parties had a moral argument. What the professor asked for was a courtesy, and courtesies are by definition not mandatory.

The student was obviously a jerk, but still within her rights. It was simply a failed negotiation. And it could have depended on many factors we don't know. Since wearing a mask was an elective act, many other factors could have played a role. Maybe the student was just an entitled brat. Maybe the professor was just not very good. Maybe he had refused in the past to accomodate students in other ways. We don't know. But what we know is not enough to make definite pronouncements either way.
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On a related topic: Are there any good bitmaps fonts out there that have decent Unicode coverage?
If it were a black hole, which would necessarily mean a primordial black hole, we would never spot it. We would look, and look, and eventually give up and say it must be a statistical fluke. A coal-black body would also be hard to spot. Surprisingly many asteroids are black, for poorly-understood reasons.
> This is safe, but confuses some people.

Rust has created a weird perception that memory safety equals safety. Language is a tool and it should work with me: it is extremely important that my understanding of what the program should do aligns with what it actually does.

The way you describe go's behavior is "takes snapshot of the underlying data", which usually means "deep copy container". Taking a pointer/reference usually means quite an opposite. So it is "safe" in a sense that the pointer points to valid data, but is "incorrect" in a sense that it does wrong thing without warning.

Sure, one could argue that value-returning modification functions are a giveaway of invalidated data. But this is not C, go has reference counting and instead of "forcing" underlying array to maintain the same address it just keeps original pointer pointing to dereferenceable, but wrong data.
> If you’re thinking of a slice as a JavaScript array then you’ll have trouble.

The problem of Go is that it has you uses slices as that as well as actual slices, there is no vector type. So the confusion is very much understandable and to be expected.
I'm not sure I understand the problem specification. You want to be able to search "law", and find documents containing "qanoon" or "kanun", right? How does your proposed solution handle that? It seems like the approach with ML TL -> Lucene would still only find one of the two, unless your model is written to return a set of possible transliterations. Or are you saying your approach doesn't currently solve this part of the problem, and that's one of the things you'd like input on?

Is the corpus the only data you have, i.e. do you need to use it for training and validation as well?

In terms of the size of the data, if you want to store the corpus on the phone anyway, won't the index and model be relatively small in comparison?
I hope you recover well from it!
I think it is too heavily integrated with Shopify that it probably is difficult to make it a general tool.

I created something similar for my needs, although perhaps it is a different, but it was inspired by the configuration file :)

Looks like Burke's runix is about starting multiple services, to create dev environment.

My tool creates an opinionated dev environment (you enter nix-shell or direnv and everything is already set up) that is already integrated with Nix, that means out of the box you can generate nix package, or build a docker image.

Right now it only supports python (poetry) and go which is what I need right now but other languages can be added later.

Not sure if others would find it useful, technically you could just create own shell.nix and default.nix, the problem is that it ends up being a lot of boilerplate and a lot of nix code which scares away people not familiar with Nix.
British citizen, December 2020 -> just before the Brexit deadline. would be my guess.
Can't believe ppl would want to erase their past like this.
I don't know what you think you are arguing about.

You are just throwing random made up situation about some backward ass town and comparing it to expensive capital city as if there aren't anything in between.

I live in a city of ~27k people and I work in the neighboring city of ~43k people.

If you are making less than 600€/mo (as you are indicating) then you probably should look for a better job first before worrying about having to commute. Czech is also part of EU, so you can work in better countries if no one in Czech is paying better salaries (which sounds odd).

>nextlevelpíčo

Calling me names isn't helping your case, buddy.
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Happened to my personally at the gig I recently quit at. I thought I was the only one.
If Nextcloud is all you need, you are welcome to check out HomeDrive: https://www.homedrive.io/

It also terminates TLS at the box, and has no recurring charges.
Related, the LINE app that everyone uses in Japan can do video calls too, and that's barely used.
No, just the kind of stuff that our customers didn't want, or that were illegal.

Pirated movies, scams that purported to offer pirated movies, people trying to steal passwords, people trying to hack our users.

I think your accusations are aimed at the wrong person.
It's a bit late now, but it's a good idea to make a new fresh Google account for each project (which will require a new fresh phone number to verify it when you create it, I suggest Mint prepaid), for reasons which are at this moment too obvious.
Sorry if it came across as a put down. I was more questioning the use of language around calling people ignorant for not knowing how base64 works.

I thought if you're older than 16 (even in their 40s like I am), being called 16 again could just amuse you. After all, it's not really relevant to my point.

My point is: we all start somewhere. Think twice before belittling the ignorant; either educate them or ignore them.

Where are you putting your self value if you belittle the ignorant while doing nothing to uplift them?
That's not what the title is about. The title is establishing the author and the article as part of the "screeching voice of the minority", a reference to a press release that dismissed concerns about the system as, essentially, being unimportant and which used that phrase to dismiss, out of hand, opponents of the scanning system.
I don't, but just look at the downvotes my comment receives without any counter arguments. Preferring office to remote work is literally wrong think on HN.
What a crap article. We built our great societies with taxes.
Kudos to Biden for trying to make the bastards pay an almost reasonable amount.
I'm interested in hearing reports, please email me if you can show me specific examples.
Non-pro Resolve can't edit h265/HEVC, which is more and more common out of cameras (like my a7s3) these days.

The license isn't expensive for what you get. I bought the USB dongles so I can easily transfer it between computers and also completely block Resolve from accessing the network via Little Snitch.

I can also heartily endorse the Speed Deck control surface, which is way less than $300 and also comes with a pro license.
I've never crashed my car. However I've seen multiple times footage of bicyclist crashing with cars from both cyclist's point of view and from dash cams and the times cyclist couldn't do anything to prevent the crash can be counted with fingers from one hand.
Maybe this is a mix of a couple of items in the list but when I read about the stacks in use nowadays I wonder if these would not fit the waste bucket.

For example, there is a team I know of that is building a web application that serves maybe a couple of thousand people (if they ever acquire all of them as customers). They spent all this year building a humungous infrastructure with all the modern acronyms and have nothing to show the clients but a bunch of K8s this and Docker that.
Ah? It should last around 2 hours, usually (like to what your 2.5 hours with interval comes down). I don't remember anyone complaining about the length when we went to see it in high-school; which speaks for itself, I guess, eh :-). The French performances (which are relevant since it was written in French) I can find last between 1h45 and 2h10. Perhaps in the US, like for TV programs, they inserted a total of 45 minutes of commercial breaks ;-)
It's never that predictable. A defective flickering florescent tube would be a closer approximation.
Aha, it's the blurb for an image in the carousel for the article and not in the body text.

So the good news is you aren't seeing things, that is what the Ars article said. The bad news is that Ars are wrong and these are clearly not private keys but shared secrets.

Other people have linked Microsoft's documentation, the control panel for Cosmos DB lets you ask for new keys and warns you they may take minutes to be ready, so that means it's a shared secret, as a private key would be something you pick and don't reveal to Microsoft.
That's indeed a useful trick, but wouldn't it be better to be able to execute pieces of SQL without altering the actual code?

For example, selecting the CTEs up to a certain point and using a particular button or keyboard shortcut within a development tool, much like we can already do with executing selection?

Of course, adding "clever" functionality like that might as well create some risks and inconsistencies, so i'm not entirely sure about that.
I continued to "get dressed for work" each day, then would change out of a shirt at the end of the workday which helped more than I thought it would. I'm lucky enough to have a dedicated home office so also stopped doing anything resembling leisure (even technical reading) in my office after hours.

Taking the dog a long walk after work each day showed promise, but it wasn't as effective as I'd hoped. I ended up just thinking/talking about work the entire time.

Thankfully, most things have re-opened here (Scotland) now so I'm able to resume all those hobbies that were sorely missed.
I can see a use for these in my projects. I bought the dude a coffee (3 USD). We should support creators like this, else they will fade away.
Great work! The ideas are intriguing. I want to know more about the quering approach. How is it better than SQL or other document quering representations? What is a concurrent data flow virtual machine ?

What is the contract to make this layer talk with the underlying stores (say, POSTGRES)?

Just want to pick your brain on these topics. Thanks :)
That HN submission about hard work rubbed me the wrong way. Because people said that being the best is the only thing that matters you literally shouldn't even try if your IQ is too low. The idea that everyone is trying to become the best is wrong. Everyone is trying to find their place in this world and that may sometimes involve trying to become the best.

I don't know why but everyone seems to forget that the average human becomes amazing (not the best) given enough time and opportunity to develop.
Without paywall: http://web.archive.org/web/20210827125241/https://www.nytime...
Thank you, especially for recommending Mint.
What personality are you? How the Myers-Briggs test took over the world
109 Czech deaths apparently caused by the Covid vaccination
Sure, but the point of this choice is to make it easy for a third party to verify your identity, the exact same problem as for web browsers visiting an HTTPS site.
Just to add some nuance: simplicity might be a boon for someone/company/industry working with multiple languages, but if you live in the, say, Java world, complexity may pay off for the native residents.

For instance, natural languages develop all sorts of intricacies that are inconvenient for the learners, but expressive for the native residents.

If the frequency of language usage is high, features of previously medium-level complexity become simpler and more “chunked”, due to how many times you have seen them (e.g. decorators in Python). So to Python residents, decorators are simple.
They can go through the dev process and take on those risks themselves. Don't copy homework and present yourself as the expert.
Nice work! Been playing with this idea for a while to write something like this (in Rust); now you did a lot of the heavy lifting for what I would need already.
Yes, avatars would help me remember students better. They would need to be usable in Zoom, as that is the platform our university has chosen for the time being.
This. I was surprised to find this comment so deep.
If don't get where the hate for null comes from. It is a free runtime assertion that invalid objects are not used. The problem arises when invalid pointers are not null ...
I get the confusion (to people unfamiliar with pointers) about pointers to elements in reference types, but why would anyone want pointers to reference types? They're basically pointers with extra features
Ten Minute Physics
You're attributing your hate all wrong if you blame the retrospectives for this, rather than bad management.
oauth basically redirects the user to the provider, providing a callback url to your site, sending along a token that you should verify with the provider (google). thats basically it, there must be several generic providers for PHP for this but rolling your own is far from impossible and not that complicated.
What can you do to change that?
It's not bad to not know how base64 works.

It's bad to think "I'll put 'changeme' here because that won't be valid base64", because instead of admitting you don't know how base64 works (and maybe spending 5 minutes to look it up or at least experiment with it), you've pretended you do know and written some nonsense code based on that false assumption.

The smartest people I know are some of the best at knowing when to say "I don't know".
"You're posting too fast. Please slow down. Thanks."

How about you fuck yourself. Thanks.
Not sure that makes me anymore comfortable! Open port to my storage from the internet?

But I’m glad they’re not backdooring anything….
I like the product, I understand the subscription, but I don’t get it when someone tries to sell « secure email » (looking especially at you, Protonmail). Email in itself is never going to be universally secure, that cause is lost to the simplicity and the federated aspect of the protocol, and it’s ok… just don’t try to tell me otherwise.
Technically I'm sure that's true, but the number of acquisitions of small software startups the giants make for large amounts of money suggest that they don't view the process of cloning a product as easy.
Presumably he's scanning DNS records looking for subdomains (A or CNAME records) pointing to S3 buckets. Script then checks to see if these buckets exist and outputs a list of subdomains where the bucket doesn't exist.

At least that's my understanding of his process.
I think one discussion which is relevant was discussed here - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25569148

I think as a good manager one should be able to define essential and accidental complexity.
It's fun, and fun is good for the heart and soul.
Do we need to be discovered on the internet?

This computer that I'm typing into in order to respond to your comment is not the world. The world is outside.

I discovered a variety of people yesterday when I went for a walk in a crowded park. That is the world.
The problem, being an atheist is a believe and not proof. The only scientific correct answer is: I don't know (agnostic atheism)
When can we expect dish covers with lots of plastic spikes, like the ones on streetlights and roofs
Hey mike_d, I remember this as well. Using my google-fu, I found it. Google: "hopper disassembler" copyright text OR string

https://alexomara.com/blog/a-silly-anti-disassembly-trick/

backup links:

https://web.archive.org/web/20210830080742/https://alexomara...

https://archive.is/uzga3
see also: really a toy lisp for the original fantasy console, CHIP-8:

https://internet-janitor.itch.io/bulb
Vulkan-support is one of the main features on Godot 4.0 which is still not in alpha. But from what I've gathered alpha-release is pretty close. But no date announced.
What I find fatiguing when doing a whole-day of meetings remote compared to in person, is that there is no small-talk, no breaks where you get to know the others etc. Just business for X hours straight.
Plastic doesn't decay it just gets smaller.
Tidal is good but way way WAY too expensive.
Annoying that Wikipedia insists that Vardø and Varanger come from Norwegian Varg aka Wolf.

Methinks the original name was Varri-njarga or Várggá for short, which in Norhern Sami mean "Peninsula of Mountains" which Varanger peninsula truly is.
Is Ethereum mainnet support via quickstart on your roadmap?
Ive been using aws ip’s to send emails all the time
Never had one flagged because of ip reputation.

Both using ses and directly sending emails via a aws vps
You are failing to mention two important things: Where you are from and where you are currently living. Also, what identification document you have or you can get (can you get a passport?). These are important as some countries will allow you to incorporate a business regardless. Then you can do freelance work locally unless the target company have strict due diligence (most small businesses don't). Also, depending on your identification document, you might be able to open FinTech bank accounts that are as good as real bank accounts.

Don't forget that you can avoid paying any taxes given your status. But you are not getting any rights, so I think that's okay.
How to assess the quality of garments (2014)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20503194