skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you, that's a poem I'll need re read from time to time.

How did you find this though, are you a rap fan? Maybe Rap genius could have split itself into two brands ?

Academic genius, and Rap genius
The counter to that is the allegory of the bricklayers.

" A traveler came upon three men working. He asked the first man what he was doing and the man said he was laying bricks. He asked the second man the same question and he said he was putting up a wall. When he got to the third man and asked him what he was doing he said he was building a cathedral."

I get that you're not an accountant. However, I want to know that you understand the impact of your work. Someone who understands the larger picture will be able to cogently argue why this technical debt or bug is more important than that technical debt or bug. It's also the job of product to understand it, but the best product teams I've been a part of have multiple team members who understand the business impact.

Sometimes, you'll be lucky and say that your feature contributed a million dollars to the bottom line. That's luck to some extent. However, I'm more interested that you understand the business context outside your individual work.
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You re not in Asia though, maybe. Here, people from some large subcontinental country that I wont name for politeness, if required to have a portfolio, would find a way to all have the same copy pasted one.

I literally had to ask a guy why a group of 5 of them all had the same fucking letter for letter resume...

Ask.idiotic.questions.to.weed.out.the.base.morons.
> That sounds great to me, anybody know what caused so much trouble?

They are competing with Wikipedia?
You are correct. Tribal nations are recognized as such by the United States.
Spree Commerce 4.3: headless and API-first eCommerce
That's not 100% true; boosters for the flu do not need to go through the whole 6-month-testing double-blind rigamarole. A COVID booster with a tweaked Delta specific formula could be approved much more quickly than the original vaccine. There's precedent for that.
WOW! That's insane. If made efficiently enough, you could emulate iOS on a non-iOS mobile device. That would be disruptive.
I think the problem here is using one of those sites. They’re just a race straight to the bottom.
People don't forget to do that stuff. Drywaller shows up with crew. Insulation is not in. A lot of people just shrug and install the drywall. Maybe they are in a good mood and have another job close by that they can go to after informing the GC about the insulation. My money is on them just throwing up the drywall. Imagine the "bastard operator from hell" and you will have a good feel for how they view you and your house...typically. There are some craftsman out there but good luck finding them.
Have you considered that you don't hear about those defensive uses because your sources of news simply don't report them?

1. https://www.fox13memphis.com/top-stories/teen-tries-to-rape-...

2. https://www.foxnews.com/us/south-carolina-mother-of-3-shoots...

3. https://www.azfamily.com/news/us_world_news/police-woman-sho...

4. https://www.al.com/news/anniston-gadsden/2015/04/17-year-old...

5. https://myfox8.com/news/nc-grandfather-shoots-home-invaders-...

6. https://www.kltv.com/2019/12/05/tyler-police-arrive-scene-fi...
Maybe you are thinking of uuid-ossp? I'm not aware of pgcrypto being required for UUIDs.
I wish someone would make an app like Discord but with functionality like forums. Hosted forums in an app with topics that persist and can be searched. On discord it’s all one long conversation and anything older than a week is hard enough to find that it’s pretty much gone.
IMHO, that is a trendy claim in HN with little evidence.
I like the idea. Tangentially, I wonder how one would find the right 'penalty' for more updated sites?
I thought that too, then I saw LA police slowly drive past a trans woman screaming for help to flag them down as her and her friends were getting mugged, which lead later to assault. There's video evidence since the mugger was on insta live and recording it to get clout, then a friend assaulted another trans woman on as their friends laughed at her. That logic works if you can trust the police to do the bare minimum.

With video evidence, and the assailants live-streaming repeatedly after from their apartments bragging about the assault, trying to hype up their rap career. It took weeks to get the police to do anything about it, where they would tell the women that they had no leads despite the livestreams.

If someone I'm with or myself is allowed to have a gun I prefer it.
Controls with visible borders, maybe
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That’s not the claim in the article.

The article states that boys are 6 times more likely to get myocarditis than be hospitalized with covid. But such a claim is inherently biased. You have an extremely well followed population on the vaccine case, and a relatively poorly followed population in the infected case. As such, it should not be surprising when results like this are found; boys in that age range are 3-9 times more likely to get myocarditis from COVID itself than the vaccine: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg25133462-800-myocardi...
NY Times: Biology Starts to Get a Technological Makeover
Hm,

"tricking" personal at the border(1) =! country accepted passport of certain kind

(1) Or personal was aware but simply didn't care.
Hello! I work for Discourse and while I realize you don't really know why you struggle with it, if you do come up with any feedback I'd be happy to read it here or on our Meta community.

I'd really like to make Discourse workable for as many people as I can, for many of the reasons discussed throughout these comments!
In most incidents where people use firearms to protect themselves no shots are fired, just brandishing the weapon is enough. Those incidents don't make the news.

Buy if you're looking for an actual news story, here's one.

https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/resident-shoots-woul...
> xXx~Pu55yDe5troy3r69~xXx, is this you? I saw you the other day on the StackOverflow Discord where you were helping me with my HTML-RegEx! Thanks again!

Please don't make posts like this here.
They're not reacting because they're forward looking. They know that these supply chain problems are only temporary, and that they'll disappear in relatively short space of time. Production capacity, distribution capability or market size haven't been destroyed.Its all still there it just takes time to get it up to speed again. But it will get back to pre-pandemic level again, so there's no point in panicking about it. The exchanges know this and are looking beyond it to the recovery.
> The product is significantly better than other lyric sites

And...how much are people willing to pay for (annotated or not) song lyrics?
Searched for my initials - got back a bunch of raw binary results (mp4, pdf, img, txz, etc.) which was disconcerting. Although it did find one reference to actual-me which is better than Google manages on the first 4 pages...

https://imgur.com/a/n2xro2Y
In my category (tourism content), specific hashtags or tagging accounts is a way to get on the radar of target clients. But I'd agree that other than that, it does little but attract followers that are barely relevant to your cause - not in your locale, not legitimately interested in your content, not spending money in your field, etc.

And ultimately the right sort of content is what will count anyway. The best player in my industry/locale doesn't load up on hashtags now that he's on the right radars, he just makes great stuff.
They do exist, but Youtube's algo won't suggest them unless that is something you are already interested in. I find videos almost weekly of store owners and individuals defending themselves. The people that have training and experience with their tools are usually able to successfully fend off the attackers.
I first heard about them at Siggraph 2001. This paper https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/383259.383266 by an acquaintance described a way of fitting RBFs to very large point clouds. The trick was to use Fast Multipole Methods, which are a bit like treecodes for n-body problems: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnes%E2%80%93Hut_simulation

Fitting an RBF naively involves inverting a matrix as big as the number of points, but the FMM techniques use approximation to make the task practical.

JP Lewis has some course notes which explain the basics of RBF techniques well: http://scribblethink.org/Courses/ScatteredInterpolation/scat...

For a slightly more technical account, try Sage Shaw's excellent contribution to this Wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radial_basis_function_interpol...
https://spacex-info.com/stats/: The Falcon 9 rocket is currently the main workhorse for SpaceX. It accounts for 123 of the company’s 131 missions (that’s 93.89%), and has a 98.37% success rate, having only 2 failures ever.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_He...: * Rockets from the Falcon 9 family have been launched 129 times over 11 years, resulting in 127 full mission successes (98.45%), one partial success (SpaceX CRS-1 delivered its cargo to the International Space Station (ISS), but a secondary payload was stranded in a lower-than-planned orbit), and one failure (the SpaceX CRS-7 spacecraft was lost in flight)*

⇒ 2% seems about right.
> Sure, we have to “draw the line”, but isn’t that arbitrary?

Perhaps, insofar as it's arbitrary to be more concerned about the well-being of victims than perpetrators. Personally, I have arbitrarily decided to care more about potential murder victims than convicted murderers, potential rape victims than convicted rapists, property owners than convicted thieves, and so on.
And on the flip size, those living in countries that reject the notion that these are rights don't wish to be subjected to ceaseless attempts to jam them down their throats. Yet that is what's happening. That's what the American empire and its proxies has been doing.

But trust me. Anyone who's interested in "world citizenship" isn't keen on letting people vote, certainly not those you call "regressive".
Would they? There are high resolution scans of this (imo, mediocre and boring) piece online, yet millions travel around the planet and wait in queue for hours to be in the same room with it. The massive security around the piece is arguably part if the context and history of the painting (which greatly increased in fame following its theft.)
Google Home does it too. Every once in a while, it gives me the action confirmation and then proceeds to give me advice along the lines of "and by the way, if you ever want me to [do this or that]". If I try to interrupt that charter, it cancels the whole command. I can't find a way to disable that behavior.
It seems like a broken record but you don't need active antibodies to have protection from the vaccine. Antibodies give you protection in that moment. If you have no antibodies, you are extremely likely to test positive because the virus -- temporarily -- can freely enter your cells and replicate. However, other immune system components quickly identify the invader, re-boost antibodies, and crush the infection.

Expecting the vaccine to produce high antibody counts for life is not how our immune systems work.
I guess noscript is a little too aggressive as it gives me this on Discourse community forum: https://imgur.com/a/6SnyBZC
Seems to be available here for free on Archive.org [1]

[1] https://archive.org/details/TheSwordAndTheShield-TheMitrokhi...
that's called money laundering
Million Short [1] offers an option to omit results from popular domains. It's a different approach from what you describe, but I think the goal is similar.

[1] https://millionshort.com/
It's pretty much all bespoke.

I use external libraries for parsing HTML (JSoup) and robots.txt; but that's about it.
> If you are passionate about iOS and kernel exploitation

So is the main use-case to find bugs in iOS or are there other major use-cases I'm not thinking about?

The only other use case I can think of is setting up a click-farm, or paid-review farm where you give positive reviews for apps for a small fee.
How? The only method I'm aware of is using the browser's developer tools to spoof being a mobile device.
Prepares to be downvoted...

Why are these supposed to be special? Everyone would agree with these in theory but the problem is not lack of these principles, the problem is how to actually use them in a fast moving business with imperfect tools, imperfect knowledge, imperfect employees and changing goals.

If you looked at my systems, you might say I am not following the principles but I was and am, they just don't always work very well in real life.
I am not sure I understand the distinction you're making.

Suppose you and I come up with our own passport and issue it to people. Its just a piece of paper saying "The bearer of this paper is ok" and we stamp it.

Do you think the authorities care if the person wrote up their own one or if they got ours with our special stamp?
Then it's too late. Code requirements would prevent all of this. Requiring county inspection to certify insulation install (presence, no gaps) and thickness (R-value) with a post-install test. All of that would increase costs and build time though.
That doesn't look better at all.

Most of the post-Covid results in that article are surveys. The one that isn't a survey measures app use and claims that because employees accessed document and calendar apps less that must mean that they are more productive (!?).

Remote or in-office, my impression is that people like what they like and won't just change their preferences because of an online comment. So if remote works for you, that's great - but I can't agree that what you're sharing is good evidence.
The ownership and future of Mullvad VPN
> plus the glass back was so slippery that it would slide across most surfaces that were not perfectly flat!

Yes! This happened to me. Ugh, what an obviously terrible hardware design. I recall that they eventually made a rev2 that had tiny rubber feet on the back. ( https://www.starkinsider.com/2013/03/nexus-4-now-less-like-a... )
> anybody know what caused so much trouble?

Removing the co-founder, who had so much passion for the business?
are you sure I'm the one that needs to be convinced of that?

its clear we both would reach the conclusion that a more holistic solution is necessary than incarceration and the associated marginalizing
I like to call this "hiring for potential" where you try to hire people that may not have the track record but have a lot of potential to do great work.
So, with FreeBSD multiple TCP stack feature, a single process can talk to multiple TCP stacks simultaneously, by calling setsockopt(TCP_FUNCTION_BLK) on each socket to select a different stack.

Similarly, in z/OS, a single process can have sockets belonging to multiple TCP/IP stacks. There is a system call (setibmopt) which can be used to choose a default stack, and thereafter all sockets created by that process will be bound to that stack only (the "stack affinity" is inherited over fork/exec; can also be set with _BPXK_SETIBMOPT_TRANSPORT environment variable). Alternatively, you can call ioctl(SIOCSETRTTD) on a socket to pick which TCP/IP stack to use for that particular socket. There is also a feature, CINET, where the OS chooses which TCP/IP stack to use for each socket automatically, based on the address the process binds it to. CINET asks each TCP/IP stack to provide a copy of its routing tables, and then uses those routing tables to "preroute" sockets to the appropriate stack.

But I get the impression VNET doesn't allow a single process to use multiple IP stack instances simultaneously? If VNET is bound to jails, a single process can belong to only one jail.

One reason why z/OS has this multiple TCP/IP stack support, is historically the TCP/IP stack has been a third party product, not a core part of the OS. So instead of IBM's stack, but some people used third party ones instead, such as CA TCPaccess (at one point resold by Cisco as IOS for S/390). One can even use both products on the same OS instance, primarily to help with piecemeal migrations from one to the other. Other operating systems with a history of supporting TCP/IP stacks from multiple vendors include OpenVMS and older versions of Windows (especially 3.x)
This would be interesting to see, I'm guessing the implications are being able to build iOS projects without requiring a Mac at any stage of the development process.
Curious why bands dont enter their own lyrics? Isnt this a no-brainer for bands to do, so their lyrics are not mangled in the crowd-sourcing process? Or do they want people to struggle and settle upon the lyrics collectively as part of the entertainment process?
I've got some results where the same site is has than 70% of the links. It was a very on topic and high quality site, but still, all the results shouldn't point to the same place.

I think some grouping by site (and capping to only the few most relevant links there) would improve the engine.
Sure, I mean no matter how often you get away with a "crime","misdemeanor" etc. it doesn't make it legal.
The irony is that this is happening in QEMU; and was only about five posts above this one on HN:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28551264
https://github.com/alephsecurity/xnu-qemu-arm64
Show HN: Discussion on defnpodcast about Clojure and Ziggurat
Well, that would explain why "users" prefer it, but not why "developers" prefer it.

I'm not involved in any large open source project, but I'd expect I'd rather not answer the same question over and over. I'd therefore choose a platform which doesn't incite that behavior.
Sushi and the Founding Murder
Temasek joins $22m round of Singapore-based Growthwell Foods
Material UI v5.0.0 Released
Government hands out free checks.

Criminals use them to buy weapons to kill people.

Their victims flee to the hills and build.

Government stops handing out free checks.

Criminals die.

All that material sits there and rots. We'll pay you if you will take it.
I wish we could configure Google's algorithm to our needs, and blacklist websites.
And the variability, or just the uncertainty in the interview of what they are looking for.

I got dinged for using a promise over async/await (for a backend job that mostly tested my React of all things).

I had absolutely no idea that mattered to them.
The problem with mailing lists is that anti-spam efforts, both on technical and policy fronts, have provided many blockages to their successful use. Not to mention that a lot of hosting providers are totally clueless as to the existence of discussion mailing lists.

Source: I help run some discussion mailing lists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Form_W-2 -- meaning he was a normal employee instead of freelance.
what do you expect from MSM?
Getting rid of the control group is the only way out
How about accessible, consistent (minimal design changes), efficient and fun to use.

The Linux Mint team did a blog post on changes in a new version. The tweaks on the design were really subtle, increasing contrast here and there to improve access- & readability. Back then i tought: "So what?"; now i think this is the correct way to do it.
You can set your username and avatar per server and people can only see your mutual communities AFAIK.
Wikpedia links point to <https://encyclopedia.marginalia.nu/> instead, which to my eyes is less readable. The justified text, done with CSS, instead of the LaTeX algorithm, looks wild. The font used for quotations is even worse (very thin).

Wikipedia is perfectly usable without JavaScript and it's one of the nicest sites out there typography-wise, so I'd reconsider this redirection.
> Any time you have kids with parents who put them under the care of authority figures you’re setting up a stage for abuse of trust and power

The same could be said of many ‘adult’ institutions, like corporations and governments. America elevates the idea of a titular, all-powerful leader (CEOs, President, etc), yet we seemingly cannot go a day without news of a new scandal or abuse of power.
Been interviewing lately for front end positions, it's rough. It's leetcode questions that touch on things I don't do that much when building UIs (or ever do, like why would I implement a sort ever? I don't even use the built in sort array method that often) and very specific questions about whatever front end framework they're using, so if it's not your daily driver at the moment then good luck.
You will never find content from Discord in any system outside of it. It is an isolated island.

New users will have difficulties finding any discussion.
Beside you cant edit a post after sending a mail, right?
> This reads a lot like a lean/MVP manifesto

It also reads like the Agile manifesto from 20 years ago, which caused a huge splash when it was first published - before it was misinterpreted by everybody who might have been able to actually apply it to obtain results as "do exactly what you've always been doing (especially in terms of fixing a delivery date long before you describe what the software is supposed to do), but use terminology like 'sprints' and 'standups' to do it".
And also very easy to brake on apple's end.
Relatively speaking, those changes are mild. And it’s the first language extension in a decade (since C11). Compared to the insanity that the C++ committee does every three years, that’s a good thing.
Makes sense - I’m well aware no one here cares about anyone else’s wellbeing (but some claims to the contrary sure are good for your image), and you can freely move that line around whenever you want to dunk on someone on Twitter or HN. That’s what life’s about.

Or maybe that’s just Twitter, on HN it’s about saying things everyone agrees with and never bringing up something difficult to respond to, so you won’t get downvoted.
There’s no graphics here, right? Will SpringBoard and friends start without a display?