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> And yes, I believe it is 'ok if the mentally weak feel welcome', I do not believe you should need to be an emotionally impervious hero to wish to attend a social or professional gathering.

That was not the question the op was asking, and you're misrepresenting his point by removing the second part.

Edit:
The question was: assuming that there exist a risk that all this struggle for inclusivity will repel those people [from categories you are specifically trying to include] that already manage to fight and stand up for their rights, is the risk worth it? At least, that's how I read it.

And the answer can still be "yes", obviously, as long as we're clear about the question.
Ah that is a pretty neat idea -- I can absolutely see how useful that would be.

TIL, thanks!
The early days of online payments (paypal) maybe. Unless they're talking about usenet selling, in which case I don't remember it being 'thrilling' to get a money order in the mail.
>Is it wrong to use my gpu playing video games all day, or is the moral panic only applying to certain uses of computers?

Is it wrong for you to leave a warehouse full of computers idling to play a computer game? Yes. This is one of the more outrageous false equivalences I've seen.

It stops being a moral panic when crypto consumes more electricity than the entire nation of Argentina.
Are you? And if not, where have you gotten the context surrounding the reports and their significance?
If your threat vector is someone hacking/infiltrating your phone network, you have bigger problems.
Email and DNS have been doing more transactions per second since the 1980s. The Web started later and passed it by the mid-90s.

All of those are truly decentralized with a wide range of implementations and operators, not to mention proven real-world robustness as opposed to Bitcoin's hard requirement on a massive amount of always-on hardware and network capacity.
With all the ageism on the job market going on it's gonna be men who are lying about their age even more than women...
Location: Manhattan, NYC.

Contracts: No. Full-time W2 only.

Remote: Yes.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: C/C++, C#, SQLite (team member), Tcl/Tk (maintainer), Win32, POSIX, lots of other stuff.

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Email: joe [at] [put_my_user_name_here] [dot] com

Phone: Please see "https://www.mistachkin.com/" for instructions.

Also, please be serious.
True, but you also have to ask if they can actually function without government support in the current environment. The masters of the universe are the walking dead.
> The house wins more often than we do

What house? There is no house. its a market of competing parties, with multiple exchange venues so you can't even say the exchanges are the house.

Hedge funds compete against market makers given that they compete head on, which one would you consider to be the house, they both can't be:)
Yahoo CMAK is mostly focused on ops, UI for Apache Kafka is mostly for devs, providing Kafka ecosystem integration and observability.
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> Hardware tokens with the webauthn protocol

It'd be nice, but support for them around the web seems to be mostly terrible. Only a tiny handful of sites support it at all, and most of the ones that do support it don't support more than one, which seems kind of essential to actually use it long-term and guard against the tokens breaking or getting lost or damaged.
QuestDB (YCS20) is an open source time-series database. We're growing the team and hiring core database engineers (low-latency java/c++), cloud engineers, front-end engineers and developer relation engineers.
https://github.com/questdb/questdb
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Our team is centered in New York City. We are fully remote for now, but we'll eventually snap to Amazon's on-site policy, which will most likely involve some hybrid working model.

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One of the co-authors, Paul Schmelzing, published a paper on how interest rates have been on a general downward trend for a few centuries:

* https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/working-paper/2020/eight-cen...

Interviewed recently on the Finance & History podcast:

* https://twitter.com/FinanceHistory1/status/14351707554326241...

* https://anchor.fm/carmen-hofmann/episodes/Interest-Rates-e16...

His hypothesis (23m) is that capital stock is fairly long lasting, so except for (mostly) wars and revolutions (and plagues), there isn't much demand: people want to rebuild after disasters, and so demand for capital goes up. When things are quiet then there's more just sloshing around with not much to do.

The oil shock of 1970s, which caused the most recent spike in the last 40 years (which is tapering), was a fairly unique event for rates.
> social problems can't be fixed with technology.

Do you think that 'social problems can't be caused by technology'? Because if social problems can be caused by technology then surely they can solve them too.
Non-native Spanish speakers urged to use language in public to combat stigma
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>The real truth is in understanding that this is fundamentally unstoppable within our economic mode of production.

Your favorite economic mode of production has the exact same potential for corruption and exploitation if not more. Wealth isn't the only form of capital. Societies that tried to forcefully eliminate wealth inequality have always ended up with an economy of exchanging favors behind closed doors. This is what gave rise to Guanxi in China, which is why there is so much corruption there. Even after the markers opened up the social capital obligations remained, so the Guanxi economy is self sustaining.
I watched the path counting one and I want my time refunded please. It had nothing to do with linear algebra. Nothing to do with quantum physics either, except that they used bracket notation for some inexplicable reason.

What am I missing?
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The need to productionize another embedded database in order to support embedded SQL in the browser seems like a tough hill to climb given how widespread SQLLite is. This stance is always going to keep web apps behind mobile apps in terms of features and performance.
A magnificent rebuttal. People bemoan the "lack of trust in science" -- but any "science" that acts like this is not science at all.
Vercel is experiencing a service disruption
Two questions:

* From a security point of view: With the sidecar approach a simple port misconfiguration can remove the authentication. Is this a good idea?

* The egress container cannot propagate the original token used while calling the API. So the authentication is at this point only an authentication of the first backend service being allowed to call the second backend service (with a new token). This makes authorization checks for the original caller (or any operation relying on the data from the token) in the second service impossible. Or am I missing something?
The author did not mention another contributing factor that let people quit jobs - the Affordable Care Act. Before it was passed you could not buy health insurance at any price if you had a pre-existing condition. Even with good health, insurance was prohibitively expense if you were not in some kind of group.
These articles always skip over the all important context: What is the engineering team supposed to accomplish?

> After a baseline level of competency is satisfied, who you hire does not matter.

For your average CRUD web app this is obviously true. For the Manhattan Project it’s obviously false. Most engineering work falls somewhere in-between.
I have had other peoples money deposited in my account many times due to bad OCR for checks!
> [...] strongly implies that they were willfully assisting in tax avoidance before.

It does nothing of the sort. It's a enormous leap based on an assumption of bad faith to go from expecting protocol users to sort out their own personal tax situation to "willfully assisting in tax avoidance."
There are certainly a chunk of NFTs that the media only exists on one centralized server somewhere. Someone forgets to pay the bill and poof there goes your art. You can download the image but the contract's `tokenUri` function still points to that old location.

Then the next tier up would store their media on IPFS, if you purchase the NFT you're expected to be responsible for pinning that IPFS content somewhere. That's not communicated too well though. The benefit there is if the original minter stops paying for IPFS hosting but you still have yours pinned, it's still available. I think most of the "Mint as a service" platforms will use IPFS by default.

Then there are projects that are storing the images entirely on chain. These are obviously more costly to create but don't require another service/protocol/platform.
Invoke .NET Core from Erlang and vice versa
I wouldn’t do that, I’d change jobs. That’s the awesome thing about working in software - we’re so in-demand, and there are so many jobs where you don’t just sit in meetings all day.

Alternatively I might try to get into management and see if I could make it more competent. I did that for a stretch at a Big Co, and I think I was able to really help my team to deep work and get a lot done. But then I was personally in meetings for roughly 40 hours a week and I got sick of that, so I changed jobs.
There are true (in the sense of Tarski's definition of truth) but unprovable (Π₁) sentences in any consistent (sufficiently powerful) system. Which of these true sentences are unprovable varies from system to system.

Π₁-sentences (see arithmetical hierarchy) are closed formulas of the form, ∀x:ℕ. P(x), where P is some decidable predicate. i.e. all quantifiers in P are bounded. Thus for any given fixed value for x, say n, P(n) can be expanded out into conjunctions and disjunctions of atomic equalities and inequalities between closed arithmetic formula and those (in)equalities can in turn be decided (in principle) by calculation. Notice that 'x' is a formal variable in the language of first order logic, while we are using 'n' as a meta-variable denoting a term representing a numeral, e.g. 42.

Σ₁-sentences are closed formulas of the form, ∃x:ℕ. P(x), where P is again a decidable predicate.

Some basic first order logic yields that the negation of a Σ₁-sentence is logically equivalent to a Π₁-sentences and similarly the negation of a Π₁-sentence is logically equivalent to a Σ₁-sentence.

Important Fact: All true Σ₁-sentences are provable (in any sufficiently powerful system). Why? Suppose ∃x. P(x) is true. Then, there is some numeral 'n' where P(n) is true. Since P(n) is decidable we can prove P(n) when P(n) is true. And, by the rule of existential introduction, ∃x.P(x) is provable from P(n).

Now, let us consider some consistent system T (which is "sufficiently powerful"). For example, we can take T to be ZFC if you think ZFC is consistent. We can construct a Goedel-Rosser sentence for T, let's call this sentence G. G is a Π₁-sentence by construction, so we can put G in the form of ∀x:ℕ. P(x) for some decidable predicate P.

Now either G is true, (i.e. ∀x:ℕ. P(x) is true) or ¬G is true, (i.e. ∃x:ℕ. ¬P(x) is true). Suppose ¬G is true. Since ¬G is (equivalent to) a Σ₁-sentence then T proves ¬G. But by the Goedel-Rosser incompleteness theorem, this would imply that T is inconsistent, contradicting our assumption.

Thus it must be the case that G is true. However G is unprovable in T because, again by the Goedel-Rosser incompleteness theorem, if G were provable in T, then T would be inconsistent, contradicting our assumption.

Thus G is an example of a true sentence that isn't provable in T.
The measure of "is it a scam" is simple - How well does reality match up with your description, with regard to the people buying and selling things? Just watch the question of: when the little guy buys something (e.g. a stock or some other security) is the story that is told around "what it is" reasonably close to the truth?

Pro-tip, if you're framing this as a hard binary, you're probably either the scammer or the sucker.
Yep. I can think of a few people that meet this description (myself included?) that worked at a ycombinator-backed unicorn startup making wayyy more than 85k.
Yeah, but the US isn't the EU.
Eating coal like beef, would make a big increase in greenhouse-gas emissions.
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You mix it with water (and optionally vinegar).
I agree but I wonder what the solution is. "finding like-minded company" is basically a high level description of what social media is at its core, hence why you find the same conspiracy mindset in so many locations and forms (sometimes ones you wouldn't expect, like /r/superstonk or twitter circles devoted to public transit / public policy on transit)
Okay. You still need a client side database with syncing. Which is what this is about.

The pure native approach only solves (kind of) the limited storage issues, nothing else.

If you nuke your site and only develop about native apps then you'll lose users to competitors because people can try their service without downloading an app.

Yeah maybe we shouldn't have shoved an app run-time into a document viewer, but here we are and things run decently well (thanks to v8 and other tech) if you do things right.
The housing and stock market are not that much better at the moment. Just look at the market cap of Tesla.
> For example a phishing site could trick me into authenticating into a fake site, and give them a session at the real site as a result.

The fake site needs to be hosted somewhere, presumably not on the same origin as the real site. As such, your key will be unable to sign a message for the phishing site regardless of how hard you try.

This is the core difference with SMS/TOTP. With those models nothing stops you from handing the material over to a site on a different origin and letting them reflect that material to the target site. With webauthn, the thing you hand the phishing site is useless for authenticating on the target site.
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I see a lot defending the researchers involved, talking about how great they are and how none of Facebook’s misdeeds are their fault.

At some point though, when data is consistently not shared, and any findings not favorable to the company are buried, what these people do is not “research”. It’s propaganda. They serve to give Facebook the appearance of valuing neutral judgement on the impact of their platform, and to provide credible sounding findings that can be spun to the benefit of the company.

None of this should surprise, of course. They are a for profit company after all. But at some point these “researchers” are complicit in the scheme.
Jep, but I’ve started proxying the statistics JavaScript to circumvent ad blockers. So the historic stats are a bit lower than today’s.
The species is the same but it is a biological difference, in the same way that a Chihuahua and a Wolf are genetically the same species but in fact quite different.
But.. What is the use case? That... The phone can give you statistics of what music you've been listening to?

Sort of like a "here is the locations you've been to, because we've been tracking you at every step", but instead "here is the music you've listened to, because we've been eavesdropping at all times"?
Little details like being able to assume a single writer makes such a thing dramatically simpler than something (near-)POSIX such as Ceph.

Think of it more as a streaming chunked uploader where the API is a FUSE mount, for legacy interop.
Do you really not see that the opposite is also true? Having a position where good intentions are not assumed can be gamed far more easily by people with bad intentions
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> A stock has no business being shorted over 100% in a market that is not a scam.

This also implies that those pesky, cheating buyer were long over 200% of hte stock.

A stock has no business being bought over 200% in a market that is not a scam.

Why is no one looking at that pesky wall street bets crowd
for market manipulation:)
There's a lot great and developing tools for Kafka right now. CMAK doesn't seem that active, and I believe it was one of the tools we quickly gave up on, because it was a little difficult to get going.

Currently we're using Kowl, and we're looking into Cruise Control.

One limiting factor is that many of these tools doesn't support authentication and RBAC, Kowl does, and that has been a requirement for at least some of our projects, where not everyone is allowed to view certain topics.
The way you wrote made me go check the joke... and found out actually I disagree with you.

The joke was that the bug could be caused because it was written FOR a woman, not BY a woman.
off topic - will the cliched human tendency of saying "X is just Y" ever end ?
> is there any other decentralized system that has been able to reach the scale of Bitcoin.

You're litterally sending this message accross a decentralized system that outscaled bitcoin by many many orders of magnitudes in a fraction of the time.

I don't think cryptobros and the rest of the world have the same definition of "decentralized" because clearly we don't understand each other
I agree that it needs more context, but a "problem report" is clearly something much more pressing than a WARN console statement.
> S3 was orders of magnitude cheaper than anything comparable at the time.

Cheaper for cold storage. For anything that requires high IOPS or egress trafic S3 has always been very expensive.
Ask HN: Do you donate money to open source?
I'm curious about this for myself and wondered what others here do.
Nice. Is there are documentation on how to set it up for MSK?