skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My bad, misgoogled.

But this in fact reinforces my overall point. I don't want to be messing with `reset`, hard or soft. What is `reset`? [I now know because I had to learn, but I'd really rather not].

What I want is `uncommit`, or something like that.
Kinda sorta off topic, but recently, to my surprise, learned that every continent, except Europe and Antarctica, has at least one native bamboo species. Pretty neat
Hmm, avoiding the terms and conditions for a TV isn't exactly selling me on this idea, but yeah if you already have a smart TV obviously it's good to stretch its usefulness as far as possible.

But when shopping for a new TV, just buy a dumb one or a projector.
Servo is not at a level that it can compete with Gecko. It may work for many use cases, but it's not an 'upgrade' or 'replacement' for Gecko.
It’s not about whether the audience will understand the context right then right there but that they have a very accessible means to do so. By linking a tweet for a thread , the entire thread can be viewed from beginning to end. Far more contexts than a quote for a blog without a hyperlink.

Anyone can take anything out of context for anything , even if the context is right there in front of everyone faces. The best approach is to have the best accessible means of finding the context and Twitter does that far better than any blog.
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> Where do you draw the line between ‘synthesis’ and ‘manufacturing’?

I assume the layperson will respond: "Synthesis uses chemicals, and manufacturing doesn't!" (visualizing a bandsaw or a punch-press machine)

Of course manufacturing uses plenty of chemicals, but we don't always think about that when visualizing mechanical assembly processes.
I always use `-p`. Its my default so its not 'more work'. Its the best way to get clean, atomic, history. It also lets me do things like mock out services or hardcode connection strings without having them accidentally exposed. I've had way too many accidental commits in the past to go back to full file add.

EDIT: also, it isnt 'line-by-line'. Its logical-chunk-by-logical-chunk. The algorithm will try to group local changes together and you need to explicitly tell it to split the chunk up if it is over eager.
I think an easier approach is not to do anything incriminating on your phone.
I agree, vimagit is great. I made a few minor changes for my preferences.
Sure that’s NEVER happened before ! Also, large organizations always coordinate their strategy perfectly consistently.
I work for the government so really know this feeling. I have a funny exemple in mind. Months ago I got pulled into a meeting because 'I know data'. The phrasing alone was a red flag. Lots of high level people in the meeting. Like 10 people, each one payed at least twice as much as me. The goal is to transfer data that is too big for our 'standard pipelines'. They are discussing building a whole new pipeline, contractors would be involved and all. I asked 'stupid questions':
"- How big is the data we are discussing ?
- '200 Go'
- is it recurring ?
- No
- is it sensitive ?
- No
- Why don't we buy a 50$ 1to hard drive and transfer the data manually ?"

Last question was followed by the longest silence I ever heard in a meeting... I wasn't invited the next meetings. I heard it took them more than 5 other meetings to reconsider my solution. An intern has finally been sent to buy the hard drive last week.
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You sound way too gleeful here. Meanwhile this complicated taxation makes me wanna vomit.
Here [0] is a link to the license file on their main repo, and Here [1] is a screenshot of the link in my previous comment highlighting the license on all of the repos.

[0] - https://github.com/cerbos/cerbos/blob/main/LICENSE
[1] - https://imgur.com/a/dbVHwUW
> that to the left hard

He's talking about stopping funding for the British Monarchy, not nationalising the means of production. It's not a majority position, but it's hardly hard left.
I think (2) is why I use it, it's just much faster. It doesn't let you skip over understanding Git, it just makes you work faster.

I also think that the experiences of:

* looking into a stash and applying only selected changes from it,
* browsing all your changes and staging only some of them,
* quickly killing changes that you simply want to drop, e.g. not commit and remove from your edits

are much slower when using the command line.
Sounds the Iraq War and COVID-19.
I wonder which sorts of organizations would orchestrate these...
Founded a startup with 2 co-founders, quickly found an investor, grew to 7 employees + 5-10 freelancers. Closed down 10 years ago.

Since then full-time software dev contractor, can't complain income wise. Apparently: Even running a page into the ground yields enough technological experience to make you interesting enough for other companies ;-)

Sometimes I felt the itch to try out a new venture with a friend. Some ideas including non-profit things. But quickly give up, because VCs are loaded with with requests, and those VCs that can shuffle free their calendar are not the ones you want to do business with.

YC never was an option because they demanded to move to California and (at least officially) little money.

Contracting delivers a very comfy cash-flow, but not really the fulfillment one might seek with a startup
Not directly, but there are a few notable forks:

* Palemoon
* Waterfox
The language of the reviews is quizzical. I caught myself thinking how high-brow language once was. Then, it dawned on me the sense of intentionality and craftsmanship displayed by each sentence.

U up? Who dis? :emoji :emoji :emoji

I'm not sure if I'm nostalgic, sad or just a little bit of, "get off my lawn."_
Nothing significant about that.

The name is simply internally contradictory: as those subscribing to it are okay with oppression by the super rich, it is not anarchism.

They advocate exclusively for property law, by which the super rich can "legitimately" hang on to their fortunes and thus power. While many of them advocate against laws like "age of consent".
Now though we would know the reaction to 9/11, which was to spend trillions in Afghanistan, would be for nothing.
Last time I looked at TimescaleDB a few months ago, it appeared to me that you had to ingest data into what they call an access node, which made it a non-starter for our use case, but matched perfectly with ClickHouse, which is a symmetric deployment, where every node can be an ingest node.
Formally the police can't demand a lot of stuff. Informally, they'll put you in a room and tell you that they have the legal right to keep you anywhere from 24 to 72 hours in there and they definitely can make you reconsider during that period -- to put it very mildly. Hint: some cops are really good in the skill of inflicting pain to people without lasting medical trace to prove it afterwards.

Until there's true accountability and 100% transparency, these legislations and/or idealistic slogans don't mean much.

Technically airport security can't make you unlock your phone in many countries as well but I've known two former colleagues who were "convinced" to do so in the airport's back room; the one where problematic passengers are held for 8-24h.

So yeah, thanks for nothing -- namely for stating the ideal theoretical state of things -- but a lot of people out there need actual real-time protection, on the spot. Address that.

"Raising awareness" doesn't work on ruthless cops. I guess that's a mind-blowing revelation to many Westerners.
I'm all for defence in depth, and agreed there are many other types of injection attack this doesn't mitigate.
Thank you, will look into that!

Edit: I'm not sure if the page follows this principle (I will find out), but I was hoping for something like that:

For me "Follow the Science" means, that there are always people with very specific knowledge in a medical field, so narrow, that its highly likely that there are maybe 10 comparable people world-wide. Those people I'd call those that "Lead" the thing which we can "follow" just that, they have to come up with clinical trials to even prove their ideas/hunches. And apart from acquiring funding, to get a clinical trial started it may also be hard to find enough trial participants.

Since most of them I suspect would be scientists rather than practicing doctors, there is no incentive / possibility to help directly (if you need 10 more participants to boost the study above the credibility threshold, some of them have to be the placebo ones).

But I guess everyone would be willing to pay such a specialist, let alone a round table of the 10 others of the world, to hear their advice.
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You are assuming that thats convertible to something tangible which it isn't at global scale. We just had a large scale experiment in this area with Covid. Food prices went up real estate is through the roof.
The way I usually see this solved is by relentless moderation to keep communication on topic, i.e., only things of direct interest to possums. Otters self-select out because they can't talk about group-adjacent stuff. It helps also to point otters to groups where they can talk about this interest and other things.

Examples: I am an an Esperanto language learners group on Facebook. Any posts about anything not directly relating to that topic are closed, and the posters pointed to other, more general groups.

Many phpBB-style topical forums I'm in have a "general discussion" subforum. Any posts not directly related to the forum's topic are moved there, and so follow the otters.
The difference is that criminals that use VPNs/Proxies can be easily caught, unlike Tor users.
I have never even heard of someone wanting this, let alone doing it. Are you saying you do this in Windows programs?
> the president of any country has more authority than MZ, except maybe over Facebook

Well, it depends how you measure.

Joe Biden has the power to start wars, to pardon people for US crimes, to have anyone disappeared and tortured indefinitely - but he doesn't have the power to create a database listing all American citizens, let alone the citizens of foreign countries.
Breaking up Facebook sounds fine to me. I've got an even better one, though: make their business model practically illegal. I'd love the US to implement something broadly similar to the GDPR and actually enforce it (and while at it, I'd like the EU countries to step up the enforcement game).

The tech monopoly giants of today are mostly Adtech companies, and as far as I'm concerned their very business model is anathema to free society. Trustbusting is good and needed, but customers should have been protected even before these firms turned into monopolists.
Imagine anger when you live in poverty, you work 9 hours/day (minimum, from workweek in Korea) manual labor, some people at work die or get disabilities in work accidents. As a worker you know that everyone lives from surplus you produce, the food, etc, programmers do not make food. You can only do programming since they made food for you. So as a worker, you know you do something useful, right? So you deiced to talk with your boss, you told him all this and ask for better working conditions, little less working time, etc. He fires you. On the next job, you try to not make the same mistake, you organize collectively and strike. But this time, government use force to stop the strike and kills someone of your friends. Not surprising that some workers will be very angry.
Fair enough - thanks.

I just assumed that we could have some kind of mechanism these days that would enable the process to be more effective as it used to be insanely expensive in the early 00s ... as time progresses you'd think it would have come down in price or new mechanisms would be found.
I for one, think we should not normalize a gestapo state and should absolutely push back on all forms of intrusion. Police have been caught planting drugs on suspects and it's really foolish to think they cannot plant digital evidence too.
I think it's one of those situations where it's like, yeah I appreciate that it's just one dude, but for me as the player, that doesn't actually affect my enjoyment of the game, so there's only so much I can ignore that stuff. The problem is that I already felt "done" and moved on from SDV (actually I was never that into the game, which is also a factor to being disappointed here) and this just feels like, we're gonna get another few years of the same thing..
If the government has my fingerprints, would they be allowed to use them to unlock the confiscated phone?

Might explain why in Germany s of lately you have your fingerprints taken when getting your personal ID (Personalausweis).
> Elizabeth Holmes made representations which she knew to be false to secure investments.

Lot of companies do that atleast with software. Didnt Bill Gates tell IBM that they have an OS when they didnt and then bought an OS from someone else?
I can blame her. She committed fraud. That's plenty of reason to blame her.

She blatantly lied and out on a facade to be deceptive for millions of dollars. She is the one to blame and hopefully serves federal prison time
Unless you work and sell your labor "at-cost", you are also "profit-seeking". It does not mean that you are also "unethical".

Profit-seeking should not imply unethical, no need to twist language when there is already the vocabulary to convey the proper meaning.
J. P. Koning noticed this a year ago - he blames crooks having a hard time laundering money in pandemic lockdowns. https://jpkoning.blogspot.com/2020/07/how-pandemic-has-clogg...
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i agree. vscode is my magic these days.
I use both and I like them both but GitHub strikes me as less cluttered in the UI and easier to navigate. Might be a force of habit, I am not sure.

I manage GitLab just fine but it's way too slow for me.
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It's Walgreens. What sort of people do you think manage that place?
Using git for so long is almost certainly what’s up - you not only know all the various commands but “grew up” with git so you didn’t get them all in a rush.

Many many people use git as cvs and are confused once it goes past “commit and push”.

I know I don't really know what to do if someone pushed to master whilst I was working and it complains. Usually I just make a new checkout and merge in by hand.
You combine UTC with the Timezone of the user when it's rendered out and when you don't have that time (f.e. email to customer) you'll have to get a bit creative and calculate the timezone with the user data you have. If you only have an email and no other data, you include the used timezone so they can calculate their local time from that themselves.
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Up to the bank as to what level of detail they record and where the data goes, but the sensors are usually there.

If you know 100 people pulled cash out of various amounts over time, and 1 person deposited $100 from each of them - that tells you 100 people all made nearly the same purchase of something around $100 from that person correct?

Even better if some portion of those funds sometimes end up in someone else’s pocket.

It’s mainly useful for detecting black and grey market activity, like someone selling drugs or sex work or whatever, and people working with them directly. Look at it
Over long enough and you could probably identify almost
all of the business associates and regular customers.

Same tricks are used to track Bitcoin.

That said, not usually worth it for anyone to do this, and it isn’t disclosed how common scanning or tracking this way is done (and some banks deny it), so your mileage may vary depending on your level of paranoia.
This was definitely one of the main reasons. I remember at the time how gushing the media were. They were desperate for a female Jobs and she preyed upon that.
On Android, rebooting the phone will disable biometric login until the passcode is re-entered.
France has a great institut with a hospital:

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> A lot of those types would loooove to see lots of people to go back to subsistence.

You're right. But it's crucial to understand that they don't do it themselves. They don't live the lifestyle they advocate for others. They just imagine it to be romantic.
Reminds me a lot of the meme of the intellectual advocating for communism thinking that they’ll have a nice cultural advisor job instead of either being shot by the thugs that seize power or forced to work 60 hours a week on a collective farm or in a shoe factory.
I installed all bamboo flooring in my house and then threw a party... some woman who was at the party was wearing 6" heels and after the party my floor was dimpled all over... she apparently walked like five miles within my living room, dining room, kitchen...
What kind of psychopath has a baby right before a trial that may send her away to prison.
Isn't it how every company operates? Does Coca Cola think about people or about maximizing profit (by adding more sugar?
It's a box with two tiny mirrors and one of the simplest aperture/shutter mechanism, very low tech, even for the time. They made money on the film and development/prints rather than the camera itself
It's depressing, it seems like the high end Android handset market has disappeared. What we have now are midrange and low end, and what passes for high end are really mid range phones dressed up with a few premium features or gimmicks.
What kind of crap insurance do you have?

Mine certainly does
"There is nothing unusual about facebook, its just nobody likes them, and its fashionable to not like them."

You forgot to include 'completely understandable to not like them'.
I agree that it’s a brilliant book, but it’s also a very strange one. Those reviews suggest to me that some of the earliest readers did in fact appreciate both aspects of it.
Doing due diligence and doing due diligence well are separate things. I have seen so many fictional or peri-impossible (impossible or "extremely implausible at current tech levels") tech get venture in silicon valley.

For example, there was a company called blue turtle that claimed to want to build a bacterium that provided gaucher's disease enzyme as a probiotic supplement. I mean technically speaking it's not impossible, but there are so many things that 'dont exist yet and would need to be engineered' that I couldn't see it making it as a company.
The Cave Story guy was this for me growing up :) I made many, many game engines and then got to the content creation part and usually got stuck. If nothing else, it gave me a ton of experience programming, which I then built a career on.
The correct thing to do if you want your phone not to be searched is to shut it off. The tools used to search phones generally work with unpatched vulnerabilities and you don’t want to do anything that looks like tampering with evidence.

When off the encryption of the device will be most effective and resilient to attack because nothing will be unencrypted until you enter your passcode at boot.
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Not that I (fully) agree with the comparison, but I truly hope he's on HN, reads this and feels bad.
The billionaires are famously anti coal, anti fishing, and anti petroleum, in fact they've divested completely from these things, it's the darn 8 billion regular people who control the biggest industries, and its their fault, its ridiculous to even complain that the wealthiest few are dumping huge amounts of resources in to space vacations for other wealthy people.

It was definitely the non wealthy who innovated resource collection to unsustainable self destructive levels, so let's give the billionaires a break, already!
The men who got 'ripped off' are 'Epstein Island' crowd.
I have heard stories about women ESCAPING their clutches - they are that voracious.
Right. It's not always true. Which is why I said on average...
Afraid to ask, but wouldn't the VCs be victims of her fraud rather than enablers?
Cool to know I'm not the only one. Calc is a similarly magnificent piece of Emacs software that I don't see mentioned as much as Magit. With Org, Emacs really is the ultimate all-in-one productivity/research/dev bundle. At least in my opinion.
Stepping up enforcement fails all the time. If you want ransomware to stop being effective, make it illegal to pay the ransom.
So far this objection hasn't really been raised more than a couple of times that I can recall. So far, folks have been satisfied using our automation or crowd in the cloud due to our security, external auditing and contracting.

For the crowd side (which use the VMs), you can bring your own humans to make your own custom crowd, which we'll manage for you. It's mainly used by larger enterprise companies with existing bigger teams.
If the government has my fingerprints, would they be allowed to use them to unlock the confiscated phone?

Might explain why in Germany as of lately you have your fingerprints taken when getting your personal ID (Personalausweis).
> Siri has an "I'm being pulled over" keyphrase which begins recording.

To clarify, it’s not a Siri feature but an iOS Shortcut (which you’ll need to download or recreate) invoked with Siri[1]. The actions and key phrase are customisable.

[1]: https://www.theverge.com/2020/6/17/21293996/siri-iphone-shor...
I'd be very surprised if evidence obtained this way would be admissible at a trial. But if you want to be safe, use another finger for your Id card than for your phone...
That’s a valid point. I think there’s a near consensus, even among people who admire Git and use it constantly (like me, although I’m no expert), that the porcelain commands are confusing in some respects.

On the plus side, Git’s man pages are (sometimes) useful and pretty complete. In this case, if you type `man git-commit` you’ll get a thorough rundown of all the options and it will be clear which one you should use to get what you want.

EDIT: Also, since there are three arenas to keep track of, the file tree, the index, and the commit history, even if there were an `uncommit` command it would need all the flags that `reset` accepts. So it would just be `reset` renamed, which you can do yourself. But maybe some of the `reset` options should be broken out into separate commands.
Are you arguing driving someone to suicide is then justified in the struggle for labor rights?

I’m trying to understand the point you are making?
I find this amusing because my son went through a phase where, instead of playing the "outer" online game, he was playing the "kick" game where the goal was to trick players into kicking other players.

He kept good notes (even filed tickets on the comment page of players he kicked) and could show that he had a kick-to-kicked ratio greater than 12. Victims had the hardest time figuring out what was going on, even when they were told explicitly.
v2 are deprecated of safety. The "rewrite in some corporate meme language" would address this issue.
True, but I accept the possibility that what is legal today may not be legal tomorrow and ignorance of the law is no excuse as they would say. I like having options.
I mean, everyone should know how. Subsistence is incredibly rewarding.
Population size isn't as important as you make it out to be, to be honest. What you need to figure out is sqm usage, which has gone up significantly. In the big empire back then you had 12 people on 30 sqm, now you have 75 year old widows living alone in an 80sqm flat, not moving out as they did 30 or 40 years ago.
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