skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Yes. You just need to be able to prove that’s the reason if needed.

It's completely subjective... unless you can read my mind
Genuinely curious how the Supreme Court would choose to differentiate that if it had the same enforcement mechanism and was similarly civil not criminal. I guess it wouldn't get to them because it'd have to go through a State Supreme Court first and none would pretend it was constitutional, but it's a fun hypothetical.
False equivalence. Wage theft is companies using their power as an employer to rob workers. Time theft is sneaking around the edges. It’s not “pay me for this time i didn’t work or i quit”. We care about this because of the power imbalance, and it’s not present in the time theft case.
It applies to Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.

Avoid Chrysanthemums, white lilies, and white flowers in general.
Is this not the server you are looking for? :-)
https://github.com/bitwarden/server
I think the best gifts overall are edible: wine, chocolate, a nice mustard, etc.

You eat it, enjoy it, and it's over. There's nothing to occupy space in your house.

If you don't like it, just pass it on.
>The number of times I have been misled by an outdated comment

Imo a problem with code review and not leaving comments. Just like tests need changed during refactoring, documentation and comments should also be cleaned up as part of the change

I have found those as well but place the blame on the person who made the subsequent change and ignored them
Political districts in the US are already designed to favor specific parties and incumbents, the playing field is already not neutral.

This seems like little more than playing by the established rules of the game, which favors targeted demographics and swing districts over the broad populace.
Improving compiler errors can go a long way.

When even line numbers are missing, simple syntax errors can generate new errors and mind numbing troubleshooting.
If you can, get away from screens.

Go on a long roadtrip, camping, beach vacation, etc where it just isn't possible to sit in front of a screen for 10 hours a day: hopefully with some kind of element that will give you a challenge you can focus on and overcome.
Flowers are a strategic gift. They cost something so they communicate that a person is willing to spend money (and/or effort) on the good will of someone else. But once given, they are worthless, so there's no incentive for the recipient to fake good will in order to recive more of them just for material gain.
“Masks are in short supply; we are asking major vendors to sell them only to local hospitals. We are working to improve supply. Here’s how to make a cloth one for now, as well as advice on staying safe.”

It’s really not that hard.
More and more I distrust and even begin to resent these high-profile, headline ‘advances’.

Sweden is particularly good at this PR effort: always aiming to profile ourselves as the eco-friendly pioneers of the world.

But at the same time, ancient woodland is clearcut at an alarming rate, and wood-burning for energy is largely exempted from Sweden’s carbon footprint.

Cycling and alternative transport is neglected, while cars just get bigger and spending on roads spirals upwards.

But so long as we make headlines for supposedly fossil-free steel, everyone here is proud and happy
I am surprised that they chose a font that's designed by used on cheap shitty paper. The whole point of the web is that you didnt need to use a font thats designed to overcome crap ink and crap paper.
To be fair a lot of Chinese rail is extremely wasteful and more of a government run full employment program than a direct economic benefit.

But I'll agree it would have probably been better to spend the Iraq/Afghanistan war money domestically on any number of things.
The fact that so many of the rescue attempts resulted in issues for the recovery vehicles shows that submersibles were NOT safe in those days.
But Zuckerberg is a Jew, don't you know they're an oppressed people. Only Whites can be bad guys. The Sulzberger-owned New York Times told me so.
Yes. With the extension, you can launch any other profile and a new window under that profile will be opened. There is no limit to the number of profiles that can be simultaneously active. The extension menu also lets you add, remove, and edit profiles.
It is. The parent and GP comments are wrong. Bitwarden is fully open source and can be deployed in a local environment.
AI/ML have a need for clean, high quality data but I think even an AGI would run into the same problems as human brains.

Which information is accurate? Which are blatant lies or unintentional misinformation? What biases its knowledge might have based on the data it chose to trust?

It's going to be disappointing at best and very dangerous at worst to assume an AGI is infallible and won't run into the same problems human brains run into in the real world.
You would have thought that the whole point of microcontrollers was to decrease the number of different chips that have to be manufactured on the basis of them being programmable.
I hadn't realised half the "official" server was under a non-commercial custom licence. https://github.com/bitwarden/server

Last I looked, it wasn't fun to self-host anyway. Vaultwarden ftw!
CSS Slope Graphs with Mobile Fallbacks
Actually, before the modern 5-day week, many Christians, Jews, and Muslims worked 6 days but had off on their respective holy days--- Sunday, Saturday, or Friday. Not sure what historical period you're referring to with broad 7-day work weeks.
Those jets were already being used, the flowers are just using what capacity was there. It's not like FedEx/UPS/etc said we need to increase capacity for flowers. Growers took advantage of a service that was there to increase their sales while also making them available to people that would ordinarly not be able to have them.

Do you like fresh fruit in the winter? Do you like bananas? All of these things are not normal for most people in northern latitudes, yet we all now get to enjoy them.
True, but it’s 1-to-1 like sms. If someone were to send CP to you over iMessage wouldn’t it be more natural to contact the police instead of Apple?
Yes, that’s exactly what they do: https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/media-great...
Plus, flowers make really great RMS repellent!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26541280

>compiler-guy 5 months ago | on: Richard Stallman is coming back to the board of th...

>His inappropriate behavior toward women is well documented. One example where women traded advice on how to keep him away.

https://mobile.twitter.com/starsandrobots/status/99426727746...

>DonHopkins 5 months ago [–]

>>Star Simpson @starsandrobots Replying to @corbett

>>I remember being walked around campus by an upperclassman getting advice during my freshman year at MIT. "Look at all the plants in her office," referring to a professor. "All the women CSAIL professors keep massive amounts of foliage" s/he said. "Stallman really hates plants."

>Star is correct: RMS really hates plants, and is afraid of trees.
Open Source, but not Free Software. Check out the custom licenced code within https://github.com/bitwarden/server/tree/master/bitwarden_li...
not so much about mentioning race/cultural difference. the new X girlfriend part I guess.
> Folks shouldn't sacrifice quality of life (moving to rural areas versus areas they might desire more) to tip the state faster than it will already tip

Personally, I don't think "quality of life" is the word that should be used to distinctualize rural and urban living. I've lived in both and had a quality life in both, each came with their tradeoffs and sharp costs I had to manage.
I believe that you can apply the license to your self hosted server for the features. Here is their GitHub page:
https://github.com/bitwarden

Edit
Found the on-prem license docs:
https://bitwarden.com/help/article/licensing-on-premise/

Edit
You could also just fork it and enable the features if you wanted to spend the time doing so.
I agree, but my cats just eat them and then throw them up.
Shortage in supply is everywhere. Even in labor market. While walking around I cannot pass by without a desperate plea for staff needed. I see businesses closing down literally because of shortage of staff. It’s as if half of humans suddenly disappeared and other half decided to consume massively.
An under-appreciated element of teams rolling their own solutions is that teams vary in competence and solutions vary in quality. Preference for consistency at the expense of mediocrity is at least as serious a cultural disease in a large organization as the existence of “silos.”
I think most people know the answer, really: one recovers from professional burnout by moving to a work environment that is mentally and emotionally rewarding to you, whatever that might be. That might involve changing your role, changing your job, or changing your profession entirely, any of which may require extreme sacrifices, and it might take several such changes before you find something that suits you. So you're faced with a hard choice: is your burnout is bad enough that you're willing to risk making a leap?
Restaurants regularly resell goods in cases like this. I’ve had it happen when I was 10 minutes late.

Worst case they can give it to workers at the end of the shift.
perl4ever had an interesting comment that they deleted after being downvoted for some reason. I'm happy to take the downvotes because I think their take was a thoughtworthy counterpoint.

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>"Just-in-time" means "no buffer"

No, it doesn't. It just means the buffer is somewhere other than where you assume it's necessary. That may in fact be a net gain.
Computers and cars and whatever don't wear out instantly. It will be a long time until all the newest equipment that already exists is old enough it absolutely has to be scrapped.
In some other thread on HN, someone said that everything depends on manufacturing, and services don't mean anything without manufacturing capacity.
Services! Like maintaining and repairing what's already been manufactured! Like, for an extreme example, what happened in Cuba when they couldn't get new cars for a long time. Or during WWII when civilians couldn't buy new cars.
Day in and day out, people talk about how terrible a disposable society is, and then we have a crisis that requires like 1% less disposal and it's the end of society.
Easy.....

- Look for a therapist

- Realise that you are not your job

- Realise that no matter how sucesfull you are, there is no fullfillment at the end, just another, higher goal

- Look what caused this behavior (lack of self-esteem, looking for confirmation you never got as a child...)

- Bring balance back (hobbies where you use your hands, social activities, friends...)

Another factor is a job you don't like, and you think you need doing it to prove something to yourself.
I’ve taken the train to LA. It just totally sucks time wise (it’s been hours late every time I’ve taken it.) The worst part is it will be decades before HSR is even completed.
Aren't the vaccines against those other diseases effective enough that once you get vaccinated, you don't need to worry about catching the disease anymore, and don't have to do things like wear masks too afterwards?
Google locks Afghan government accounts as Taliban seek emails
or decide that working week-end counts more that 3 days and there is no overlap needed.

You can rotate for the week-end shift too.
Are you saying that labor being deprived of their, uh, labor, is not comparable to businesses being deprived of their goods?
We are making more. Lots more. But we are buying even more than that.

Its called demand > supply.
> Then the people who want to do censorship and surveillance will all just block port 853. It's a feature that DoH is hard to distinguish from other HTTPS traffic.

Not an issue here in the EU. Alternative DNS is not blocked. Providers sometimes block the pirate bay but they're never obliged to block alternative DNS and they're not allowed to anyway as they're not allowed to do Deep Packet Inspection.

> Isn't the alternative that your ISP is definitely looking at it?

No, this is not allowed in the EU. They can see it if you use their DNS. Otherwise not.

I understand the feature that hiding the DNS traffic among other HTTPS traffic brings, but this is mainly a feature in countries without strong privacy laws. For me I would prefer to separate the traffic so I can control it myself.

And really if I'm in a country with such invasive censoring I would prefer to use a VPN and avoid their prying eyes altogether. DNS is only part of the equation. IP endpoints still tell them a lot. Especially on IPv6 as there's no more need for SNI.

I'm just not sure if it's a good idea to obfuscate core protocols of the internet, just to avoid an issue in certain countries that is not very well solved by this anyway. At the same time I have to give up a lot of valuable statistics, troubleshooting data and validation about whether apps do as they claim.

However like I said I can't stop an app doing this, precisely for the reason it's obfuscated. I won't use it on my own network however.

> Can't you set up your own DoH server with its own domain name, get a Let's Encrypt certificate for it, then point your mobile device at that?

I don't want to bother with getting public domain names and validate their IP with Let's Encrypt just because I want to use them internally. The renewal process is really complex for something that doesn't have a public IP and I don't want to have my internal DNS available on the internet (it also contains local domain names only available on my LAN and P2P VPN)

In fact encrypting that traffic on the local segment doesn't really add any value for me. I just encrypt the outbound part (from the pihole) with DoT.

> They can just hardcode the IP in the hosts file, not in the client program. Then SNI will still work normally.

How would that work? I control my host file. Apps can not mess with it. Not on my computer and not on my phone.
If this is over the normal course of business and spread out over years, as it would be for workers not getting paid a few minutes preparing their workstation before their shift, or not having rest breaks, then it’s an implied (or explicit!) part of the employment contract and not actually any sort of scam. Assigning the word “theft” is dishonest.
Sometimes you can get MCU with the same pinout but missing certain features. Can be a way out if your product does not need those. Unfortunately I find any possible replacements are gone too...
It would presumably be much like scientific research. Nobody tells you what to study, but Philip Morris isn’t going to bankroll you if you’re studying what makes tobacco addicting. Similarly, Media Corp enthusiastically sends an army of reporters to cover racial issues, yet just doesn’t happen to assign anyone to investigate corruption in the press.

Think less Mafia Don and more Invisible Hand.
If you want a python unit system that is backed by sympy you can use `unyt`: https://unyt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
Doctors advise against intensive sport after Covid vaccination
Older black professionals will empirically speaking also be against transgenderism and homosexual marriage.

To those who will inevitably down vote me, I am describing demographically informed stances on arguments not saying what the correct answer is.
‘You can't predict unless you have the will to perform a prediction.’

I’m fairly certain fish can predict the course of future events, to a fairly high degree of accuracy, in relation to seasonal changes in water temp, food density, etc…
e.g. spawning salmon
Or, why would you ever consider doing X at all? Ok, thanks for being unhelpful.
Wait why would anyone buy up a large percentage of something to only destroy it?
I think the original post had no malintent, and you just might be trying too hard.
It would be asking too much require rich people to follow the same rules as everyone else.
> there is too much demand for the doctors who are willing to prescribe human versions

Isn't calling it "too much demand" kind of misleading? Isn't the problem that the powers that be are telling doctors not to prescribe the human version of ivermectin against COVID, even though usually doctors basically have carte blanche to prescribe approved drugs off-label?
Indeed, despite the poor fuel economy of many of them, most rarely hit mileage in their lifetimes that most cars would hit in their first year or two. The main inefficiency is really just the building of them in the first place- but they don’t have much impact in only driving 10k miles compared to most vehicles
Net Neutrality was tossed by the Trump admin, and Section 230 was written for the protection of business.

What remains is this [1] 1934 Comms. Act.

In the US it's the Wild West and basically money rules on this issue, like the vague laws about land holding and mineral rights on the frontier in the 20th century, power is winning, not so much civility.

I'm not sure that the EU has the right laws, but at least there are clearly measures enacted to protect individuals and to try to create some kind of more rational 'playing field' even at the risk over over regulation.

Maybe we are in an era where only a few things here and there are going to get banned, and we will arrive at a new 'consensus' without intervention, that Parler was taken down isn't the end of the world for free expression ... or it's possible things will only escalate, it's hard to say.

But it's worth considering if hosting platforms might better fall more under the notion of 'carrier' than they would 'internet service' i.e. Section 230.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communications_Act_of_1934
I wish they did that more! I haven't seen it happen much personally but I'm glad you've seen it a lot. I know not long ago I went to a restaurant where I saw meals had been waiting for pickup for several hours... right before they were closing. Probably easier for small businesses than chains/franchises I'm guessing.
Oh, free capacity. How nice.
Yep, let's continue to shield the ultra-rich from the consequences of the laws they have their pet MPs write for them. As in, "climate czar" John Kerry for example, who seems to be physically unable to fly commercial or live in a reasonably sized house. I'm sure people like that exist in Italy as well.
I'd say the woke faction of MAGAF employees rationalize the behavior of their corporate masters.

They claim to protect the weak while acting ruthlessly in software projects.

They claim to be oppressed by people earning much less than them.

They claim for strive for equity but never give up their MAGAF positions, council memberships or president titles.

In general, they are useless and should be fired.
It's really easy to accidentally take way too much of the animal version.
California does smog, but no safety inspection that I know of. You can have a car with the brake lines repaired with duct tape, but as long as the check engine light isn't lit and it passes smog, you're good to go.

I met a guy at the La Jolla Concours d'Elegance who had imported an ('82?) Trabant. He had gotten it registered with the CA license plate "IRNCRTN". Apparently, Cal DMV saw that it was over twenty-five years old, gave him an exception and the plates, and then demanded that he have it smogged.

A two-stroke Trabant.

I believe he showed the DMV the bottle of oil that he poured into the gas tank after every fillup, and asked them if there was a smog check place willing to hook what is essentially an old lawnmower up to their million-dollar diagnostic apparatus. This seemed to work.
Actually, vegetarian and vegans APPROVE of killing and eating plants. It's ANIMALS that they don't want to kill and eat.

Or does PETA stand for People for the Ethical Treatment of Asparagus?
This may be controversial but I think money is the best gift. With money one can purchase whatever one wants. From my experience I rarely got what I want when I received a gift.
Yup, technically it looks like you can only use that "for the sole purposes of internal development and internal testing, and only in a non-production environment".

Basically, they clearly don't police individual users self-hosting, but they maintain the right to knock on the door of companies.

Redistribution is also not allowed.
Agree, just because it took money and scale to do it doesn’t mean it isn’t a breakthrough.
Those still searching almost always have a belief system and are now looking for a group that shares it. Or a group that can clarify it
Per the orthogonality thesis (Bostrom) I do not even expect AI to have similar moral values to ours.

I expect it to instrumentally secure power to better pursue it’s goals, and in the process thereof establish hegemony over us and other AIs.

From there it could easily try to kill us. I don’t want any of that.

My preferred outcome seems to be what Elon Musk wants, human cyborgs amplified with brain computer interfaces and control over machines; never a machine with control over many humans or posthumans.
Indeed given these fundamental constraints, OpenAI is about as open as it can be short of simply giving away everything for free.
Assuming that minimum wage workers have the time, money or ability to find a better job is one hell of an assumption.

Giving minimum wage workers the benefit of labour regulations minimum standard doesn’t seem a big ask to me.

Maybe I’m missing your angle?
It is very much a part of public discourse, the military industrial complex has been discussed since the 70s. The problem is that - well, I don't know what the problem is. Maybe it is that everyone is too busy with the meaningless stuff that they show on cable news to be too concerned with things that affect their lives.
So my ordinary sedan (a Honda Accord) would be banned but luxury cars get an exemption? The middle class will not tolerate that.
I’ve always wondered, why are silicon wafers a circle when you’re stamping out rectangles from it? It seems so wasteful. I’m sure there’s got to be a reason…
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> It is interesting that we appreciate part of another life form's reproductive cycle in a relatively non-utilitarian way

Flowers evolved to attract insects to aid in reproduction. Accidentally it also turned out that humans would also be attracted by them and aid in their reproduction by farming them.
Smokable flowers make a great gift for people who like them.

And as you say, if you don't like them, then pass them on!
Why not get a side-by-side?

You can also still get old trucks in great shape. Think old Toyota, Rangers, last gen Colorado.. Set aside $300 a year to keep it running, pretty much cheaper than any alternative.
Examples usually have it above.
Reading between the lines, perhaps some of his in-laws were at Malheur Wildlife Refuge.
“Terrorists are rare, and get mad, so we are exempting them from security screenings at the airport.”

Come on. If you can afford a super car you can afford the tax.
If the only time you bring flowers is when you "fucked up", you've already lost.

Get in the habit of buying flowers regularly (weekly). You can rack up enough points to stay in the bonus round with your SO.
Maybe not, but please don't post unsubstantive comments to Hacker News.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
The current gen Colorado isn't too big and has a six foot bed. It can be had for only $21k too.

Source: owner, and I use one for towing a vehicle trailer.
This is crazy. Lightweight low emission cars are banned for strict limits, but supercars get exception?
The rough numbers are given in the article, you just have to scroll down: ~10% fewer cases. The paper was also pretty easy to find based on the information in the article, but it's not directly linked. That's pretty common in non-scientific publications like The Atlantic.

Here's the paper: https://www.poverty-action.org/publication/impact-community-...
Lumber peaked back in May at $1,600. It's down to $576 now: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/commodities/lbs
Afford the tax? Isn't this article about a ban, as in, you won't be allowed the cars at any price?
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