skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe once, but it feels like content on LinkedIn is becoming more and more like a Facebook or Twitter feed. Whether it’s people arguing over general neutral bathrooms or COVID-19 vaccinations.
My mom who is I her 80s is still fluent in her native non-English language. She does use it regularly though.
Without overtime, $17/hour works out to nearly the exact personal median wage in the US, and I don't think that making more than 50% of the population is a situation that can be accurately compared to forced prison labor.

So, yes: Some people have no disposable income at all. Some live in debt. Sometimes they have no choice, sometimes it's poor planning. None of that is the equivalent of forced labor, Or longer imprisonment if the prisoner chooses not to work.

To be clear though, I haven't done a thorough examination of my own opinion on the ethics of prison labor, wages, etc. I'm not stating an opinion on that one way or another. I'm just saying that it is not a valid target of comparison against Amazon's wages in this case.
You can also just use systemd timers :)
i mean isn't this already happening, the posts about buying bezos a coffee and getting a ride on his rocket etc...
I can close it for you — just email me charlie@shlinkedin.com. Sorry that it’s manual right now, I haven’t gotten around to adding a button. I’ll put it on my list to add this weekend!
Any resources on getting started in the real world?
Guards/security in Walgreens and Target carry firearms? Really? That boggles my mind (Canadian).
This should not be necessary in a first-world country. Public institutions should actually do their jobs, or we should stop having to pay for them
Are they really just assaults and not attempted murders?
A spy who helped to end apartheid
Did your philosophy on non-human life lead you to choosing to be vegan, or because you were vegan led you to learn about non-human life? I ask, because you can have the same learning of non-human life and still choose to not be vegan. They are not exclusive. (I ask as curiosity not a challenge to you)
There's a nice talk talk that Tim Paterson gave at Vintage Computer Festival West back in 2019. It's has a nice balance of technical details and background about the business deal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2Qh0O3Dt10
I go for jenkem when I'm looking for a deep fix.

You'd better be careful, more than 4 Marijuanas is overdose territory.
What exactly is the implication with this tidbit?
the problem is their software is bullshit and requires mongodb for some godawful reason. thankfully you can configure it once and even go so far as uninstalling the software after, but it’s just messy for no reason. their edge router is kind of ridiculous too, there’s no reason it couldn’t just be as simple as dealing with a linksys device with the reliability being the main focus. I only use it because it’s the most stable hardware but it is stupid as hell to manage and setup.
>I don't think the NCMEC shares numbers about how many of their reports result in actions by law enforcement agencies.

I'm not surprised. Quantifiable accountability can be extremely problematic if you aren't actually making meaningful impact on the problem that you are claiming to help solve.
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> That was real and everyone can agree on that based on what they see as well as the data

It’s a pretty well-observed fact (opinion polls etc) that most people across the country think crime has been going up over the last few decades, even as the crime rate has been going down.

So I don’t think “just ask people what they think” is a sound approach here. Most people are just wrong on this point.

That said I’m open to the general causal chain we’re discussing here; I’d just like to see some actual data on prosecution rates and crime reporting in SF.
I had a co worker who grew up in NYC to Chinese speaking parents. When I asked her how her weekend went on time she said, her parents bank was bought and she needed to go there and help out as her parents didn’t speak English well enough. “When you live in a country for 40 years you should try to learn the language”. Having visited I can see how you could get by without English, though it would limit you.
Couldn't find a tool to fetch crypto tokens in the past, so I built one
There are some actions that only take effect when a large majority of the population does it, even if said action isn't their first preference.

For example, carbon reduction to combat climate change.

So making it compulsory is one way to achieve some positive end result, and make the "burden" shared across everyone. It prevents freeloaders as well (since if performing said action requires sacrifice, there would be people who want to freeload by not performing the action, but have other people perform said action, and yet they can still enjoy the positive outcome).
To be blunt, because I want to spend time creating value for my customers instead of doing all of what you're doing.
The people who are telling you not to use ivermectin are not secretly using ivermectin. The people who tell you to get vaccinated have all been vaccinated. What do you believe is the angle here? Why would they lie to you regarding this?
This still isn't correct - vanilla react.js is not create-react-app at all.
I sorta wish Brave worked with gorhill to port uBO to C++ instead of building their own Shields native module
I’d say ops statement is false from direct experience of diaspora. It’s common enough to forget your mother tongue or at least relegate your competence in it to a second language.

Lots of foreigners try hard to fit in. It has consequences.
I recall being thoroughly disturbed when I first started dreaming in English. This happened after only having lived in the US for 5-6 years. It was part sadness and part shame for betraying my mother tongue as a grown-ass man.

That was almost two decades ago. The article brought back some memories.
The Saint George’s love their dragon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljy3TH1T0jk
The difference is that drugs are a victimless crime. Vast networks can operate outside the law, because no one has any incentive to defect. Outside extensive and ubiquitous surveillance, it’s virtually impossible to disrupt a disciplined drug distribution network. Maybe you get a few lucky hits here or there from random traffic stops or the like, but it’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

In contrast victim crimes like theft create a huge surface area of vulnerability. Every time the crime is committed, by definition the criminals are interacting with an adversary who’s extremely motivated to collaborate with law enforcement. Victim based criminal networks are basically unscalable and extremely short-lived for this reason. Unless the political classes are complicit and refuse to let law enforcement do their job of protecting victims.
I wish I remembered where I read this so I didn't have to post it unsourced and lacking so many details, but I heard about something exactly like this happening: some government agency conducted a search with a tailor-made job description, intending to hire an internal candidate. Along comes an external candidate who also happens to tick all the boxes, but also has slightly more experience with one of the skills. Since they were required by law to hire the "most qualified" applicant, this presented a problem.

So, what did they do? Close the search without hiring anyone, then open a new search with the same job description, adding another skill that only the internal applicant has (I think it was fluency in Italian).

The moral of the story, if there is one, is to never underestimate the ability of people to get a desired result by exploiting the system in an unforeseen way (i.e. hacking). :)
It's a Wuling Hongguang Mini EV.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wuling_Hongguang_Mini_EV
How did that conclusion, from “no books” only? The point is not literacy per se or something. It's more about how much you use a language in your daily life. If it's only limited to talking to just your parents on occasional basis then you miss out on a lot of language skill development. If you use Cantonese for 1 hour in a given week total and the remaining 110 hours of your waking time are filled with English, it's not much of a surprise what language ability gets developed more. Cantonese is still your first language – you learned it first, in limited capacity – but it can cease being your primary language.
For APUs there's no beating AMD Ryzen, especially if you're into gaming. Also my Windows laptop has a Ryzen and I'm just used to it now.
Package management only applies to system software though. It is 100% possible to download software to your home directory and run it from there, just like in Windows.

Also, HN points are meaningless. It's better than reddit but people will still downvote good posts for the stupidest of reasons. It's better to just speak your mind and ignore the "consequences", if you can even call downvotes that.
Sadly uTorrent did succumb to darkness a while ago by bundling a bitcoin miner and other dodgy software with the client as installer opt-out checkboxes.
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I'm hoping there's a Labor Day sale :) Thanks for the comments, I'm motivated to take the plunge now!
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The problem here is similar to what happens with the War on Terror.

1) It is noted that governments could, in theory, be spying on everything. Widely dismissed as silly.

2) There is a trigger event (eg, 9/11). Inside government, a standard slips. They start spying on everything.

3) Years later it becomes public knowledge. It is too hard to monitor what is going on now though, so it is difficult to tell who specifically should be outraged about what.

4) The situation persists because it is convenient to the people in charge.

5) (TBD) It gets turned on political dissidents. I'm expecting everyone will agree on this point in 5 or so years, at the moment that is probably maybe more a partisan observation.

Apple's partnering up will follow the same pattern. There just isn't enough transparency about what closed source software does.
Medical "ethics" is a very odd thing. Apparently doing something for reasons that aren't 100% selfish is unethical.

If we applied this to the rest of life, we would shut down volunteer fire departments because the firefighters get no compensation and could be hurt while trying to save other's lives.
Just a comment on your parents adopting Portuguese at home, because they thought it was important. I know this was (and still is) common among immigrants, and in some countries it was very strongly discouraged by schools etc to speak your native language.

However there's now significant research showing to not do that. Here in Sweden immigrant parents are actively encouraged to speak their mother tongue at home and not try to help their children by speaking Swedish, because it's counterproductive. Essentially knowing another language helps children more than listening to their parents speak in imperfect Swedish.

So if you are an immigrant, speak in your native language with your children, they will pick up the new language better by themselves and know another language.
Are you surprised though? Given what’s going on these days?
Th content generator is amazing at times:

Hi ding-dongs,
I'm thrilled to announce I am now Warren Buffet.
I could never imagine accepting such an amazing position.
#StopTheCount
How would one actually (legally) hey ahold of an LTSC key?
Counterpoint: China — a country building more housing than anybody, yet having the most surreal housing crisis.

The country had at some point 20% vacancy of the total housing stock. And of course, a typical Chinese city is packed with if not skyscrapers, then highrises.

You need of course factor in Chinese peculiarities, main being the real estate being a feeding lot for corrupt officials, and land lease sales being that big of a revenue source for the local governments.
A simple solution is that the amount should be be based on the value stolen by the entire organization. RICO laws work much the same way with the mafia.

So, if your crew stole $10,000 worth of stuff over the past year, you’d be looking at a $10k theft charge even if you individually only stole $50 of merchandise.
Hi. Python has typing. I use it exactly how you describe. First stage of module I develop is usually without types. As soon as I feel some stabilization - I think twice :) then add types and 'mypy' checks my module.
My colleague says this idea came to python from TypeScript. Maybe it's true. I don't know TypeScript.
BTW, Python's typing has Union, Optional, Any ... and I don't know equivalent type options in Go.
How are the satirical posts being generated?
> Public institutions should actually do their jobs, or we should stop having to pay for them

There's been a rather noteworthy series of protests over the past summer on the subject of whether or not it's worth it to pay for some of these institutions.
I would like to know "why" the ERs are letting gunshot victims, or other injured people, wait.

If I was in charge of the ER, I would bump people out/put them lower on the priority list. The people who take ivermectin are idiots listening to idiots. Their genes need to be taken out of the gene pool.

Maybe it is supposed to be first come, first serve, but there also is such a thing called triage. And while it means that the most injured person gets treated first, I think that does not apply in this case. It's like at a triage site, the dead get a black tag, so subsequent first responders know they are a waste of time to treat a dead person, and they can tell just by looking at the tag. In the same way, we should give those taking ivermectin a black tag, because their brain is dead.
I only speak German with my children (living in Sweden) and one thing I encountered is that if I don't pay attention I automatically start speaking in German to all children. It has gotten me some weird looks from some of my kids friends over time. Do you notice the same thing?
No matter what Apple does, I'm moving away from Apple products in the near future.
Of course I'd rather they do away with any restrictive laws. But if our lawmakers insist upon them, surely the onus of enforcing them falls upon the state machinery without infringing on citizens rights. "We made an unenforceable rule so now let us throw your rights away en masse so we can enforce it" sounds so dumb.
So...everything that you disagree with politically, is not true, right? No compromise, no trying to figure out the actual truth. Just reject everything that doesn't fit into your masters' stories that they tell you.
I think you're deceiving yourself. Corporations are not doing "stunts" or putting "the political culture war" over business; they have been forced to take sides because of what is obviously toxic for their business.

Any company of significant size that's not totally controlled by a single person doesn't side with "good" or "evil" but with what they think is consistent with survival and profits.

If you think the law is a good thing, maybe you do not focus on the logistical problems it causes for even a non-ideological business.

There was an article about Uber and Lyft indemnifying drivers against lawsuits over driving people to abortion clinics, I think, that illustrates this - they protect their business, and then they put a veneer on it that they are doing it for the reasons many people want to hear.
(Raises hand) Bookie I’ll take the other side thanks!
Within the site it’s all user generated!

For the content generator, it’s a state of the art GPT3 markov chain, also known as a mad lib: https://github.com/cbh123/shlinked/blob/main/lib/shlinkedin/....
>In Apple's implementation, the device never knows if a particular picture is a CSAM match.

That's a distinction without a difference w.r.t the end result but I'll offer a more apt analogy regardless.

A better analogy would be the police installing a device in your house that's capable of seeing or hearing anything that happens and then claiming there's nothing to worry about. The device is only watching a specific door in your house and forwarding a hash of that information to their servers. Nevermind that it would only take a policy change and an OTA update that you have no visibility into, or chance of blocking, before it's watching your entire house in real-time.

But hey, you have several other doors to enter or exit your house from, and it's not like the camera actually knows anything, only the people on the other end do, so what's the big deal right?

Would you trust the police in that scenario?
I has a friend who tested positive on urine test despite not ever consuming MJ. Turns out he took ibuprofen and the test came out positive.
The obvious troll is describing exactly why most people don't use linux.
> or a deeper truth about the nature of time

You may be interested in "Time Orientability" [0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk7vkhT0UCM
It is time to say Goodbye
They claim to not be sheep, but take livestock medicine
It is not better, because Pi-hole is limited to Dns based blocking.

Ublock origin can block much more content than a pi-hole…

So, use both.
Related:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23514992
We being who?
Mmmmm. Funny thing about that Minority rule thing. A "minority" may keep an issue contentious that the majority considers resolved, but you never know when it'll be something important to you barely hanging on by a thread.

This is the system working as intended. Stuff gets tried. It gets challenged after a short period of inconvenience. If it becomes too inconvenient, an action potential will be reached in the legislature. Federalism is not the enemy. Abuse of Federalism for causes it has no place being invoked for is.
Collaboration is when people work together to produce an outcome. When teams are collaborating, it means they’re working with other teams to achieve outcomes together. That’s often a sign the team isn’t set up well. Ideally, it should have what it needs to do what it needs without dependencies on other teams.

I think you'd need to be very careful about how you implement that philosophy. It has the potential to be a recipe for every team rolling their own solutions to the same problems over & over again with very little individual knowledge making its way to become institutional knowledge.

Making every team self sufficient, if not done carefully, also has the potential to be wasteful when it comes to skillsets that the team doesn't need on a full-time basis when a few teams could share the same staffer for whatever that skillset happens to be.
We’ll I mean the ADHD meds I’m prescribed happens to also be a popular street drug, so I wouldn’t trust them to differentiate.
In what world is 500,000 people moving into the greater Seattle area over the past decade and raising housing prices into the stratosphere called 'Driving productive people away'?
You think that if someone uses the wrong medical treatment, doctors should treat them as if they're already dead and never try to help them at all?
Here is the original source: https://kfor.com/news/local/patients-overdosing-on-ivermecti...
Chiming in to say thanks, that's excellent, and I'm impressed by the reporting and investigation.

(TL;DR: Exclusive support contracts and recurring revenues.)
I love this, and the content generator is brilliant. "I lived in a decrepit neo-modernist mansion barely worth $3.2 million. We had to fight to survive — I once had to pickup my seamless order in person because of an issue with their app."
"Mycoid intelligence" would be a fancier way of phrasing "mushroom intelligence" in the title, and also feels a little more natural to me given that "mushroom" isn't typically used as an adjective.
Billionaire hatches ambitious plan to create an entire new city in the US
Realism of this is so eerily remarkable.
I'd imagine you could probably issue some access token in GitLab for Deno deploy to fetch the code. Deno deploy works with private _GitHub_ repos and I imagine that's basically what they do there.

Alternatively, you could also just set up a CI script to upload your code to a random s3 bucket, call the deploy API, then delete it if you want to minimize the chance of leaking.
Why give them 24 hours if they are clearly violating the terms of service? Let them buy their own hardware.
If you use consul, you can use `consul lock` [0]. Allows you to have the cron configured on multiple servers too.

[0]: https://www.consul.io/commands/lock
Title is wrong. Should be: "GoDaddy is kicking Texas abortion 'whistleblower' site from its servers"
If there’s no server, what’s this edge reflector role? How do the client updates sync with each other without a server?

This seems very interesting
“Yes, that’s right. The shoplifted said he was going to use all the stolen merchandise as part of his unregistered securities exchange.”
I'm not defending the flag, just explaining that outrage over symbols simply makes the symbols more powerful. It was flown by some very good people at one point, and I think that bears mentioning, given the context.
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Can we please avoid clickbait titles?
I do find this pretty cool.
A high price-point could eliminate random teenagers for some number of years, but it will not eliminate teenagers in well-to-do families -- especially if gene science experiments can get the teens into prestigious schools.

A treaty would be great, but there's too much medical benefit that would be lost by restricting the technology. Very hard to balance that against a nightmare.
Staggering school bus service isn’t that uncommon, I don’t think there are many school districts where their bus drivers only need to drive one route rather than 2 or 3. Not only can the drivers be employed for most of the day, but the bus itself gets more use.
Not sure what that has to do with anything. Dying in public from drug addiction suicide on the streets of the tenderloin is about as bad as it gets. People aren’t choosing it through rational analysis of alternatives and shelter trauma. They choose it because it lets them fulfill their 8 hour dopamine cycle.
"The media" is directly quoting an ER doctor and other people using their real names.

Why wouldn't this happen? Thousands of hospitals are warning that they're filling up. My friend who works in a hospital says there are patients in hallways.

Nothing about this situation is unpredictable or unlikely. People have been expecting it for many months.
> SCOTUS chose not to answer the question

As far as I know, the question hasn’t even been asked of SCOTUS. All that was asked was for an injunction against the law while it goes through the lower courts.
> Ivermectin is not human medicine

Not only is Ivermectin a human medicine, it's one of the more globally important ones.
Great job! I absolutely love dumb, useless projects that make no sense, and this fits the bill perfectly.