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Will mainline Linux work on Snapdragon 865+?
Rising Shipping Costs Are Companies’ Latest Inflation Riddle
Disclaimer: I am Product Lead @ Cerbos[0] - an open-source authorization service

This article is a great summary of exactly why this area is rife for innovation and we love seeing different approaches to solve the headache of authz. Coincidentally I have just published a write up of why authorization has been so hard from a Product Management and requirements perspective. https://alexolivier.me/posts/the-never-ending-product-requir...

With Cerbos we have taken the approach of having an opinion of how things should be done to help start building out policies. One area particularly with other solutions is that you can do anything with them which is great but with authorization there a few themes that come up time and time again - application permissions, product packaging, enterprise readiness and multi-tenancy.

By giving you a structure and an open-source[1] service to run in your own stack that can work with anything that can make an http/grpc call we hope to simplify the whole system.

[0] https://cerbos.dev
[1] https://github.com/cerbos/cerbos
In unequal power situations, guns are mighty useful. A world where no one needs firearms is a nice ideal, but unfortunately we don't live in that world. The police cannot be trusted to show up anywhere in time to defend you, and in fact might shoot you instead of whoever is attacking you anyway.

Are many firearm proponents ideologically crazy and/or reckless? Unfortunately Yes. Does this have negative societal consequences? Yes. Should we work towards a world where no one feels the need to own a firearm for self defence? Absolutely.

But saying that firearms "are not the way to do anything" is just denying reality.
Do you have a right to defend yourself when your life is threatened and fleeing is not an option? If so, then why should your physical stature limit you?
And to clarify... that's 5.3% over last August, when (some) prices were depressed because of the pandemic. Inflation is already slowing down.
I've had people tell me that I "faked" my portfolio. If I did, then I am a diabolical genius, and you should hire me, because I did such an amazing job, faking tens of thousands of lines of single-author code; maintaining a consistent style, throughout, along with dozens and dozens of articles, blog entries, and documentation examples. Extra credit for "faking" years and years of checkin comments. Since I sign my commits, it's not difficult to figure out who did what.

I suspect some scammer was running a game on you. They tend to go "over the top," as "dumbass filters." If someone responds credulously to an outrageous claim, then they are a "good mark." The fact they ghosted you, tells me it was a scam. I have encountered many, many scammers, since leaving my last job. It's a pretty tough field, these days.

One of the reasons that I stopped looking for work, was because a lot of hiring managers and recruiters believe that it's important to insult applicants, right out of the starting gate. I think that HR policy, in general, these days, is to always keep the applicant in a supplicant position, so you are in control of the relationship. I think that LeetCode tests are part of that game. Sort of like "hazing."
I have not heard the full backstory, nor run `diff $OldCoC $NewCoC` - but banning virtual hugs sounds to me a policy written by somebody who is far too deep in the daily drama and weeds to be writing policy. (And is no parent, either. 'Most any 5-year-old would need about 5 seconds to figure out a new way to push another kid's buttons, without virtual hugs.)
Government bodies and public services should not be allowed to copyright things then.
A perfectly admirable sentiment that has no relationship at all with the reality of passporting or travel documentation.
Can you focus on making sure your contribution to the platform/everywhere is what you want to see more of. If you resent the whole tag game, just ignore it. Post photos and forget the game.

(I hate the game too.)
This sample repo has examples for OpenFaaS and Cassandra (open source or managed on Astra DB/Aiven) and then specific examples for Astra DB's Document SDK (similar interface to Mongo)

Astra's add-ons for Cassandra are open-source via https://stargate.io/
You live in a place where none of that happens? Really?
> they get ~60k before income tax, it costs closer to ~200k for 1 FTE (this is a real recent example for a project I am involved in)

That’s a pretty ridiculous overhead percentage. Even given all the taxes in the Netherlands, I have no idea how you could possibly arrive at that (given legally mandated stuff, obviously you can make it as crazy as you want).
I wonder if part of the driving force behind this is simply that men have purchased more guns in the past. Firearms are heirlooms in most families, and a hunting father is always want to expose their son to the craft. Men simply have more avenues to get guns from, with the strange way our social structure is organized.

It will be interesting to watch the concept of weapon ownership be emasculated over the next few years, I can only wonder how the traditionalists will react in the long term.
173-mile 2-way all-electronic optical contact
“Political power flows from the barrel of the gun.”
I'm so old I remember the beginning of the pandemic. The narrative has been there from the beginning. The challenge has been to keep it from being shouted out of the public discourse.

What Google search of four common English words doesn't return 10,000,000 results?
Amazon’s Approach to Management Deserves Its Own Name: Bezosism
Yes. We also use it for non-video small files on our CDN.
Hey, so many beautiful pics on your site! Really nice work.

..then I clicked on your name here.. you have 9 websites/businesses?! Arggh! How do you manage that?
I like the idea (from WP) of having it as the passport you hand over in a place that requires it (for motorbike rental or somesuch).
Definitely low signal to noise. Looking at you recipe websites and cooking blogs.
Does one really need a jailed or chrooted instance when you can just create profiles?

firefox -P <profilename>
Life Happens in Public. Get Used to It
I think older Aston Martins had a tall first gear precisely to give them a good 0-60 figure.
Let a thousand search engines bloom.

btw, interesting how many http (as opposed to https) sites show up...
I feel a little embarrassed that I didn't think of something like that.

When I did some crawler experimenting in my younger years, I thought I was pretty clever using sites that would let you perform a random Google searches. I would just crawl all the pages from the results returned.

Your method would undoubtedly be more interesting I think. It would certainly lead to interesting performance problems quicker, I bet.
Given the countries they cite as having accepted it (decades ago!) , it looks mostly useful as a tool to check whether a baseline level of border security even exists.
Archive Link: https://archive.is/shGFK
Very true, so you would compare it to the <best job you could get>. But simply saying "It's such a bad idea to take VC money, just bootstrap" is too simple of a statement. Again, I say this as a bootstrapper.
> strongly held beliefs about identity

Not an expert on US tribal law, but US-recognized tribes have signed treaties as 'nations' with the US federal government; membership and 'nationhood' is therefore more than just a 'belief', and has some level of legal legitimacy and status within the commonly agreed upon system of treaties underlying international travel

obviously not enough for it to count for too much, even domestically, but - main point - this isn't just a 'belief' from a legal perspective as is/would be in the case of this 'world passport'.
> low income families that have been waiting to build residences

I don't think building has been an option for low income families for a while, or maybe I just know of very few markets where land was the limiting factor instead of materials & labor.
A good top-tip from David Hansson was if you are not sure, pay them to produce something useful for the company, perhaps about a week's worth. Then you are seeing what they are really like to work with and what they can produce without expecting them just to do it for free. Much cheaper than losing your Recruiter's fee when they don't last 3 months.
Isn’t pretty much everybody where they are today because of mass migration of their ancestors?

My government doesn’t tell me where I can travel. I think the world would be a better place if all governments worked like this.
Because then you can't hear what the officers are saying.
> iPhone produce better pictures by themselves

Have I missed some new feature? My iPhone just sits on the table until I pick it up and do something with it.

Modern phones are very capable cameras. I always have mine with me and, especially in non-challenging conditions (light/focal length/etc.) one can take very good photos with it. I use it a lot. But it's ludicrous to suggest that it's more capable than purpose built devices with much bigger sensors and much bigger lenses.

(That said, if you're someone who shoots with a DSLR on full auto and never has taken your kit lens off the camera, you should probably just stick with your phone. It's easier.)
I know you’re being sarcastic, but Bitcoin and the rest of crypto?

If enough people start using “fake” money then it stops being fake.
Other discussions: https://discussions.xojoc.pw/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fnullprogram....
> can the failure rate be that big?

yes? have you seen my post? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28538595

out of 6 major websites I thought of (gitlab, github, microsoft, youtube, amazon), it got all of them wrong.

I dug a bit further and while I could not find the recent data, I found some details:

- For Jan 2013, Netcraft said "244M sites" running PHP: 244M sites: https://www.php.net/usage.php

- For Jan 2013, Netcraft said they had 630M sites total: https://news.netcraft.com/archives/2013/01/07/january-2013-w...

- That means that according to Netcraft, in Jan 2013, 39% of sites were running PHP

- For the same date, w3techs were showing 75% of websites their scanner works on were running PHP

This means that w3techs can be easily more than 100% off -- and I don't think it got better over time. I bet if we saw "unknown" figure, then PHP would get less than 50% of the sites, and dropping fast.
HN and forums have different use cases (this site is called Hacker _News_ after all). So I agree with you this format is better for HN. When discussing news longstanding discussions are not really the point, and this site is fairly strictly moderated.

But that's not true for most types of discussions and communication.
If people were actually worried about inmate mental health we would do away with incarceration. Being held against your will doesn’t exactly do wonders for you - and the consequences don’t end when you’re released.

Sure, we have to “draw the line”, but isn’t that arbitrary?
I just looked up my last name and found a World class heavyweight weightlifter named Josef Grafl born in 1872 who has an awesome portrait of him on Wikipedia. Never before have I read about that man.

I love this.
Yeah, when AOL allowed Usenet access.
>Name the local currency you get paid in – dollars, Euros, pesos. That is the shared unit of account.

Good luck trying to accurately measure technical debt in dollars.
Meanwhile, a family of three flushes away enough urine each year to manufacture approximately 100 pounds of fertilizer.
There are a couple books (I don't have the titles handy) by people who went through the spy training, and they describe what it was like. The part I remember was the "graduation exercise" where you were given a 30-page summary of a fictional country, and your task was to meet someone (a CIA actor) from this fictional country, and try to "turn" him.

Part of this exercise was detecting and avoiding surveillance of YOU. They had CIA people trying to follow you, and if you didn't detect and avoid them, you failed.
What if you leaned in 25% more into everything you did today?
> he was still convicted, then found not guilty

Should that be charged? Convicted would imply they were found guilty, to be charged a prosecutor only needs to think they have a reasonable chance of their case succeeding at trial.
Because the money comes entirely from the VCs, who care more about growth than revenue. The goal should be to ride that VC gravy train as long as possible and spare the rest of society their V2.0 "monetized" product.
The question of whether hospitals are overwhelmed is actually multi-factor. Are some hospitals overwhelmed? Yes, but is the cause due to COVID or unvaccinated patients? The fact is there is a labor shortage right now, many people are struggling to hire and find people and at my local hospital the rooms are there, built, empty but they cannot be maintained or used because the nurses have all quit because of the ease to find another job, high stress, risk of catching COVID, mask requirements all day, dealing with people who won’t wear masks and more issues that are all directly related to the disease but not caused by the disease itself. Now they can find a less stressful job, maybe working remotely from home, move to a cheaper cost of living area, or simply work in an environment without masking all day long. When Delta hit nurses quit because they didn’t want to deal with it any more.
And on every page, it seems.
They're not exactly keen on allowing you to get your data out today let alone in 20 years https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/3600351...
There’s certain grey literature that’s not captured in university library federated searches nor easily found with mainstream search engines.
Huh. I think it's a great UI. What did you not like about it?
For that matter, Firefox has "open in new private window" as a built-in option on its right-click context menu for links.

Also I have a "work" container I use for this type of thing, so that's also an option in my context menu.
I’m mid 30s in the US, and I always had the impression that Japanese cars were the best quality:price ratio, American cars were cheaper quality, but also cheaper overall, and German cars were for showing off that you could spend money.
Okay, I just woke up, still a bit cross-eyed. I read the title as "Ledger of Hams" and expected a proto-food-blogger writing a log of all the hams he ever ate, how they compared to his "ieal" ham, and attempts to create a mathematical model of "the perfect ham". Now I want to read that piece.
Nice one, the Celica!
Right now, I have an issue with a third party add on where if I upgrade the host OS it doesn't pass USB devices the same way to the guest container. Its stuff like this where I don't want to designate the time to figure it out. Where an out of the box solution would more than likely alleviate that and have more people working on a solution for everyone.
> well we know Google isn't for search anymore

Do you suggest anything better? As far as I can tell, all the other search engines are either repackaged Bing (ie: DuckDuck), or are just as bad.
That reminds me of Reddit's endlessly repeated questions. Possibly there's a large audience that refuses to look for an answer prior to asking a question? Almost an expectation of free "service".

That might result in a preference for Discord. With a refusal to research it's free developer tech support.
The website itself seems generated with some kind of kick-ass generator from template files (.gmi?)

I feel like I'm stuck with Wordpress.com because it brings me some traffic (whereas something hand-rolled on nsfspeech or digital ocean or whatever would literally be off the edge of the web), but the structure of that is so cool.
People around the world are living in places where guns are not used as a solution to crime. There are many in fact that view guns as more of a problem than a solution.
Firefox Multi-Account Containers work for this too.
> And eliminating that bad job will likely harm them more than it helps them in their effort to improve their situation.

That's not always true. Illegal sex work undertaken out of desperation is destructive to the person. It is not the same as an Amazon warehouse job.
Played with Free GPT-J to outline building an app, should devs worry?
So, Codex is good for low level code but what about high level stuff? I think GPT 3 could be used for brain storming and with refinement who knows.

This is what GPT-j did for me:
there is no perfection in home building. there are errors that the owner can see, and errors he cant see. the idea is to ensure all errors are in camp 2.

note: i got a job on a framing crew so i could learn to build my own house.
My pet peeve with search results is simply that there are ancient technical results that in many cases are irrelevant. If I am searching for a Window error message, I don't want some old forum post from 2001, especially if it didn't have any answers!

What would be cool would be for people who host old stuff to "archive" it at some point so it doesn't appear in normal results, only if you tick "include archives".
Somehow I never read news about "rapist shot dead by attacked woman". Are you positive that buying more firearms will make it happen? Because it definitely doesn't look we're there yet.
I'm sure people have said this countless time but here it is: Cold War mentality.

I'm from a small country. You would think that countries like us tend to have to pick a side but since a very young age, in our textbook, we're taught that the world is no longer the place it used to be and there are no such things as friends nor enemies.

Honestly all the propaganda from the US about Russia caring so much and always tries to undermine them and how their politics are fuelled by their policies toward "the enemy", whether that's China or the Middle East, sounds stupid to me.

Australia is the same, all they do is whining about China instead of, you know, build a stronger country.
The insane amount of effort this must have required boggles my mind.
Prompt:

I'm looking to build a taxi hailing app. Here are a list of the screens I need built:

1.

Results:

The home screen (which will load the next screen upon pressing the home button on the phone)

2. The car select screen (will show cars based on distance and/or price)

3. The booking screen (will show booked cars with a view that allows the customer to delete the car booking)

4. The car select screen (will show the user the options to cancel booking)

5. The payment screen (will show payment options<reposted it here to get more data>

6. The booking screen (will show the user the options to accept payment and to complete booking)

I need to build a taxi app for Android & iOS platforms, where people can book a taxi using their mobile device, i.e. the booking screen.

The booking screen should include the following features:

* The booking screen has to have a "back to home" option which will redirect the user back to the home screen.

* The booking screen has to show the car name, color, and destination

* The booking screen has to show the customer's name

* The booking screen has to have a "book now
See no Evil is excellent as it covers both CIA training and what intelligence officers actually spend their time doing:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/See_No_Evil_(Baer_book)

Something like Paddy Ashdown's auto biography covers how he got into MI6 (Royal Marines and SBS) and what his cover story was but carefully avoids the intelligence side of his work.
Looking at actual sailing schedules, it takes between 17-21 days.

http://moc.oocl.com/nj_prs_wss/#/sailing_schedules/search?PR...

How are you reaching your 7 day calculation? 7.5k nautical miles at 15-20 knots would be 15-20 days.
> freely translated: "He always wanted to learn and completed his work to our satisfaction" is basically an F.

Technically even that would be invalid in Austria, if you actually go to the AK (Arbeiterkammer)[1]. So this in turn results in everything being in the superlative. Along with that, the AK is something you just do NOT want to get into trouble with.

[1] https://www.arbeiterkammer.at/dienstzeugnis
In the case of VW and Audi? Marketing and build tolerances. Especially those customers see, famously those between skin panels.
It's understandable to contract people as companies. Probably not legal, but I can't see it working any other way either.

What is not ok at all is that the response for such a process is not simply the judge dismissing any claim for indemnity and the professional countersuing for some damages. Of course the details will depend on what country the professional is, but the overall system is kinda standard on the democracies.
Are you aware of the fact that there is a number of countries where the average police officer is unarmed as well?
"Conclusions This study demonstrated that natural immunity confers longer lasting and stronger protection against infection, symptomatic disease and hospitalization caused by the Delta variant of SARS-CoV-2, compared to the BNT162b2 two-dose vaccine-induced immunity. Individuals who were both previously infected with SARS-CoV-2 and given a single dose of the vaccine gained additional protection against the Delta variant."
Accurately is the hard part, but you don't have to be perfect here – just as accurate as next year's sales forecast is.

"I can't outrun a bear, I just have to outrun you" ;)
If you're from a 2nd/3rd world country, your passport might as well be fake because that's how Uncle Sam treats papers from nth (n > 1) world countries. Getting a visa stamped in your passport is like playing a lottery game with somewhat higher chances of winning than the latter. Again, though, visa doesn't guarantee a successful entry as you can be just as easily turned away at the port of entry. If the border crossing officer deems you unfit (no reason necessary), you'll be denied and no justifications will be given.
Deep Learning for Market by Order Data
Even for you it means that if you get a Schengen visa (ie a visa for a country in the Schengen zone) that you may travel freely around the Schengen zone with that visa for 90 days
All the books I've read about being a spy emphasize that everyone you meet in the spy agencies is probably lying to you, about everything, and some of them do it just from force of habit, or to stay in practice.

And people all think you're always lying to them? Gosh, I wonder why?
As a proud owner of an iPhone mini, I agree with you. I wish this trend towards larger screen sizes would turn around.
The community has thus far been extremely supportive of women. Some of the most popular competitive shooters are females. Sporting clays is extremely popular with women now. Lena Miculek especially has made quite a name for herself.

Despite what the media likes to portray, the gun community isn't a bunch of racist rednecks and tends to be a very open and welcoming group. Just don't bring up politics...
I tried “Error 49” as a search phrase.

It’s rudimentary but no IT-related result.
I really think this is a great development. The only political cause I have ever donated to is gun rights, as I essentially view it as the canary in the coal mine for civil liberties in america. I would like to see gun owners as diverse as possible.
I've been wondering about that with the cars with digital displays, particularly the ones that report your estimated remaining miles.

I once, embarrassingly, found myself on the highway with an empty tank of gas and 20 miles to the next gas station. I watched the estimated miles remaining indicator tick down mile after mile, ticking precisely my passage. At 3 miles estimated remaining, I pulled over because there was a very wide safe shoulder, and I didn't want to putter out in a less-safe spot.

I don't want to try the experiment of letting it tick down to zero and seeing if I still have 10 miles or so left.