skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
- JWT is fine and webscale but plain sessions are also fine. Associating logins with tenants is the important bit.

- Shared compute is actually the part that to me means diddly squat and customers seem to prefer dedicated. It costs nothing to spin up more stateless-ish app servers dedicated to a tenant. It’s the db, logs, caching, load balancers, queues, monitoring I don’t want to split up. Also nothing is still wrong with normal sessions stores in Redis.

- Separate schemas are not preferred but fine kinda but at very least don’t create separate db accounts per tenant. The credential/connection management will make your life a living nightmare and doesn’t work with SQL proxies.

- We must seriously have vastly different JWT experiences. Every super businessy app I’ve made hits the ceiling fast of how much junk you can store in the JWT before having to punt to the db for user permissions.

- RLS is dope and you should choose it every time when you can. Not having to do #customers schema migrations is worth it.
> Pretending they don’t happen, or being upset at their mention is not helpful either.

Is that happening?
Social security pays you if you need to take a leave because you are sick of course. 60%-75% of your salary if you get sick/injured outside work, 75% if you get sick/injured at work (in Spain, YMMV).

Of course it's better not to live in poverty, I'm just saying that in most of EU someone in the family getting sick is normally just a health event in the family, not a financial event.

Edit: landlords will also be flexible with the rent (they are basically forced to it) if with that 60-%75% you cannot pay the full rent for a couple of months.
What 'cultures' are you talking about? By far the most successful in human history have been modern democratic cultures which, very broadly speaking, focus on freedom.

But regardless, the kids should grow into free adults. It's self-evident, as Jefferson said and as much of the world has held to be true for centuries now (again to great success). Are you volunteering to give up your freedom? Then I'll take you up on that and say you may not post such comments (in case anyone is confused, I'm not actually telling the parent what to do).
2nd Amendment.

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

The keep there bundles the acts of manufacture, upkeep, and maintenance. Arms? What is a man's tool if not his weapon beared in the everyday struggle that is keeping civilization peacefully chugging along day by day.

You may disagree with the broad reading; but hell, if everyone else gets to split hairs to try to turn these damn things into an excuse to shackle people's liberties, might as well have an interpretation or two grant a few back.
The statement is fairly odd, as someone in the US who cares a lot about housing I did not understand it. They might have become more capitalistic / free market / libertarian, as many of those areas are heavily restricted and deregulation would allow people to build.

The available option for "left" in the US is the Democrat party. They are very establishment, very corporate, very status quo. They also still cater to the baby boomers as they are the largest voting block.
This is exactly what smart people said would happen. As long as there are places where the virus is spreading there will continue to be more variants. This virus is now endemic, we are stuck with it.
This isn't a joke. People are going to die from this so you being over it is irrelevant.
Isn't a change in policy just another factor in overall risk? Why should anyone assume that policy will not change?
I don’t see why spending more money would have led to anything other than a more expensive failure. There are fundamental physical reasons why controlled fusion is unlikely to be a practical commercial power source. Nature is not impressed by how big your budget is.
The banks don’t own the loans, the government does, or peoples retirmenet funds…

How is repricing home loans going to affect banks?
They'd be wrong. The US suffered a political defeat, not a military one. The US could flatten Afghanistan at any time.
I mean it’s not super common, people usually opt for separate servers/schemas first. I’ve only been at one shop that’s actually done multi-tenant with RLS.
>Except his mortgage is still under water

So? The house is as livable the day before the mortgage went underwater as the day after mortgage went underwater. It only matters if Bob care about selling the house. If Bob's primary intent is to live in the house as opposed to selling it, it wouldn't be a problem.
For continental US, I believe it was around the 1920's[0] while globally, yes it wasn't until 2007 or thereabouts. From an admittedly superficial review, it has been Africa, India and perhaps(?) China that have been undergoing the most urbanization over the last 100 years. Then again, perhaps it's not urbanization per se, maybe it's more total population size. Homeostasis will find a balance point (if one exists).

[0]https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/us-history/the-gilded...

[1]https://ourworldindata.org/urbanization#share-of-populations...

granted this only goes back to 1960
I haven't personally used this, but does this work?

GC.TryStartNoGCRegion Method

Attempts to disallow garbage collection during the execution of a critical path.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.gc.trysta...
That CDC article is likely outdated. In particular, refer to this line in the cited paper:

>Second, the study period for this analysis occurred before the predominance of the B.1.617.2 (Delta) variant;

In the Israeli study, they specifically were observing efficacy against the delta variant, which is the dominant (or will be dominant everywhere eventually). This is notable, because Delta, while not fully escaped, has shown some degree of resistance to the current vaccines.

As such, what I think is the most correct interpretation, given the current information (and is in line with my intuition) is that yes, the vaccines provided greater protection against initial strains, but the relatively narrow target means that they provide a less robust response against later divergence as compared to the more robust natural immunity.
The platform UI looks interesting..
Is the 60M figure for what is now the US or for all North America ? If that's the latter, you'd need to add Canadian cattle as well, around 11M[1].

[1] https://agriculture.canada.ca/en/canadas-agriculture-sectors...
Oooh, this is interesting. I started my career as a consultant before doing startups. It's one area I've debated quite a bit mainly because it doesn't focus on product or sales (unless you're a partner, and even then, "sales" != "client development"). This is helping me think of criteria, so thank you.

Re: technical sales, this is actually a really good idea as it fits my social + technical interests. Curious if you've done this? Curious about your experience.
which would be...?
The Cantillon Effect: Why Wall Street Gets a Bailout and You Don't (2020)
This. If you rent a place for $1000/month that would sell for $1 million (the case usually in Beijing), a 1.2% yield (assuming no other costs, which isn't likely), things are really out of whack. Buying in Beijing never made sense, but landlords weren't banking on rents to make money anyways.
Thank you for the kind offer! I really appreciate that, though I am not a MERN stack expert + wouldn't want to waste the startup's time. I will reach out if this changes.
Every time I hear someone talk like you do, I think about this photo:

https://i.imgur.com/1p0GS9R.png

Street photographers are universally terrible people, and people who defend them are defending some of the more mundane scum of the earth.

This is made worse by their worship of people like Mark Cohen, who was an absolute creep: https://www.reddit.com/r/AnalogCommunity/comments/qxmjb4/
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> The housing market is heavily absolutely distorted

i still don't understand what these distortions being claimed are. "artificially low" interest rates isn't a distortion - it affects everything, and the rates may not be that low, compared to the growth. As for taxation, real estate isn't treated too differently from any other forms of investment.
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See Moon landings and the Manhattan project for an example of what unlimited budget and the best brains were able to accomplish in this country between the 40s and 70s. Then it all went way downhill precisely because of this kind of reasoning, utter lack of vision and ambition, and mismanagement. And even if this were an utter and complete failure in the end, it'd have generated priceless knowledge, and hundreds of thousands of Middle Eastern civilians would be alive. No matter how you slice it, this would have been a _way_ better way to spend taxpayer money.

That's if it were a failure. If it were a success, we'd end global warming, attach a ginormous rocket booster to the world's economy without dooming the planet, kick the stool from underneath several authoritarian/theocratic regimes, and who knows what else.
Multitenancy means you can mix servers together, not that you must mix them.

Traffic shaping can help with customers that need a special SLA, Even routing some traffic to servers that no other users can access. You can also corral bad actors in the same way.
The secret is to do a hybrid thing. You’re completely multi-tenant but build it so there can be many copies of shared resources and associate a tenant with one specific copy of each.

So customer A is actually on load balancer #1, elasticsearch #3, db cluster #2, app server asg #4, etc.. Then when you need to carve out separate resources for VIP customers you just add a new number and only assign them to it.

Multi-tenant architecture with horizontal scaling!
It's not so much trust as incentive. I have a camera at my door, facing the street, but I have no reason to give anyone footage unless I get a request for a specific timeframe from someone trustworthy (eg. a known neighbor, or the cops)
That's hilarious. I did buy a tape drive. Heck, I bought a tape library. Guess what? It's useless today because my data consumption has scaled with technology and that old DAT based solution just can't cut it. Any tape drive bought today will be garbage in N years. Just a simple fact.
These same people who can’t handle pasting a 6 letter code from an app are also driving multi-ton vehicles on the freeway, one muscle twitch away from massive casualties. Scary. You don’t think that maybe they can learn?
Can't stop laughing
"no cookies"

What a breath of fresh air!
Amazing improvement over Mip-NeRF and already better results than recent ADOP paper*!

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZ_5TPWGPQI
Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri will testify before Senate on teen mental heath
Not a joke, just not following your chain of logic regarding meat eating.
Hi, HN seems to remove the anchor from the submitted link, direct link to the doc is https://docs.github.com/en/github/writing-on-github/getting-...
Perhaps you should find someone that does have a good idea that you and others are excited about.
This is a response to the parent, which said:

> As people have mentioned, security cameras are filming me all the time - and I've no issue with that.

> If one of these frames was taken by a photographer deliberately - then suddenly I care more. Why did he take it? What was I doing? Where will it be shown? To whom will it be shown? What will they think of me, based upon it etc etc.

I was just expanding on that. But go ahead and read my reply without thinking about what I was replying to
Java is a bit closer to native and works really nicely for AoT with GraalVM. It has the advantage of being more predictable so a JIT can make far more assumptions and doesn't need to revert as many optimizations.
Yes, they'd have to develop paid offerings instead of subsidizing everything with ads.
Black Rifle Coffee embedded their Shopify admin keys inside their mobile app
No, they have a point. It makes for a more difficult overall reading experience. Just because you put up with it doesn't mean everyone else has something wrong with them.
Trans kids don’t get the mental health care they’re entitled to
Yeah, the text-to-image seems to be highly dependent on whether the generator knows how to generate the specific objects the text model thinks should be in the image. I got much more consistent results using the semantic segmentation drawing as input:

https://imgur.com/QC13zml

(and for what it's worth, you're totally right that the UI is just an absolute disaster)
It's pleasant to see something like this on here mixed in with all the technical posts. Happy thanksgiving!
shouldn't VLC make audio sync easy?
It is interesting to see how total cases plateaus and then climbs in that country. Not even linear one bit:

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/israel/
Whatever benefit you perceive in gaming the current inflation rate is most likely cancelled by the massively inflated house prices from everyone else having the same idea. Market is efficient, remember?

So you sold the bank a bond with an inflated par value, figuring interest rates will rise soon (lowering the bond value) and snatched a good deal. Except the banks are almost certainly better at predicting the future interest rates, and they demand a coupon rate significantly higher than the risk-free rate to compensate.

The short of it is that the banks aren't stupid; the potential for a future interest rate hike is priced in.

The exception is if the banks are selling on their mortgage bonds to someone else-- then they don't care if they're paying too much for them, and they'd be happy with the additional demand.

Isn't that how the 2008 Global Financial Crisis happened...?
> Raise interest rates... At the same time, print money

So basically, take everyone sitting on mountains of cash (e.g. Apple) and start to pay enormous returns for keeping that money stationary, instead of investing it in the productive economy?

> Now asset prices come down in real dollars, because people aren't as willing to borrow money to invest when interest rates are high

The economy isn't composed of only "people". There are businesses too. Rising interest rates means that businesses borrow less money to build new factories, hire new people, and expand. Corporate finance takes available interest rates into consideration; it is literally one of the factors on which CFOs decide whether to start a given project or not. That ultimately translates into whether business start to lay people off or not.

Look, I also think that interest rates should be brought up. But I also appreciate that it's not that simple.
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> No one seems to complain about house prices more than people in the US

You need to talk to some Canadians ;)
Redwoodjs is pretty cool and friendly
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Yes, that was my point. That is exactly how land appreciation works. The owner of the land gains value from the work of his neighbors, whether he contributes or not.
Well, I mean, yeah? Just last year we had a series of “Okay Boomer” memes run the market. The sentiment is universal - detached homes in Vancouver and Toronto are currently averaging $1.3 million. Rent has doubled in the last 5 years. Politicians lobby against new housing expansions to raise home market values and millennial tax payers are expected to ease the aging population into retirement. We hobble along facing not only a present day housing crisis, but a Great Recession which plagued our growing years and a present day multi year pandemic lockdown crippling our most formative years. Trudeau says the current 5% inflation rate is transitory - I don’t believe him. And the the environment - I almost forgot about the environment.

Don’t even ask me about the Baby Zoomers. I’ve got no idea what Gen-Z is gonna do
Expecting a company to pay you as a result of where you choose to live used to happen: if you moved to San Francisco from the midwest in order to work at a company in San Francisco, you would expect a cost-of-living-in-SF to be factored into what was being offered and what you'll accept as compensation; and if you didn't then you were underwater.

I don't have a clear cut way to interpret this interaction either in the past or going forward (everyone's motivations are different). But now physical location factors into the calculation on both sides differently than it did in the past. In the past "travel time to sit at a desk in a specific location" was always completely assumed to be a burden incurred solely by the employee (it had been the government who made allowances for pre-tax commuter costs in some cases). That is no longer the case.

When it comes down to it, getting paid for 8 hours of company time but 2 of them being travel time and 6 being productive is getting paid 33% more. The negotiation may be less directly about money: rather than "I want more money for that 40 hours" it could be "I'll work 32 hours for that money"
There might have been a choice even better than war or a doomed fusion program: we could have spent the money on improving infrastructure, healthcare, education....
Has Google Analytics on it though, so..
Like I get you but I genuinely can not thing of a single time
I’ve ever hit this problem organically. I can’t even think of a time I’ve ever even though to modify a parameter when writing JS. I think if the language made every type immutable when passed to a function I wouldn’t even notice.

It’s not an excuse because where possible I think TS should be stricter but I don’t think stuff like this really gets in the way of it providing me value when writing code.
No, it's always been SCSI:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_mass_storage_device_class#...

UAS is yet another variant of passing SCSI commands through USB.
Hey Zoba, Thank you for sharing it here!
Except for future users targeted by those same attackers, for whom it is immensely helpful that they aren't being tipped off
That can work, but even that can get incrementally complex as you (or your customers' workloads) scale. There are also limitations between those components you mentioned that sometimes necessitate further separation. To deal with all that within the hybrid or multi-tenant architecture, you end up spending a lot more time on tooling just to be able to manage it, and that takes away time from more useful improvements and maintenance.

It's like spoon theory[1]. As a product team, you only have so many spoons. Every bit of difficulty you spend on maintaining a system's operation takes away spoons that could be used for other parts of the product. Regardless of whether you use multi-tenant or hybrid or single-tenant, if it starts to take away all your spoons, you should be ready to try a different model and see if you get some spoons back. (I think this applies to all aspects of a product team, not just operations)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoon_theory
Not all clients have an available P2P route between them, and require a dedicated TURN server to forward the traffic between them. So there are some ongoing compute costs. But they also put the upfront effort into writing the code, and there is an ongoing maintenance burden. And they're looking for a way to turn a profit on their work.
Because “life happens”. You may need to move jobs, stay closer to your parents to help them as they get older, downsize after kids go to college, you may have grandkids that you want to be closer to. You may even have to move because your neighborhood demographics change and crime begins to rise. Climate change also will seriously mess things up since it’s not easily predictable at a local level.

When that life change happens, if you try to sell your house in a market downturn, it would be at a tremendous loss where you would have to cover that shortfall in one single payment. Ex: you owe $500k mortgage on a house that’s only worth $300k, you would have to find $200k in cash (and no bank will lend this) to be able to sell your property. And if you can’t do that, well…then you can’t move.

Alternatively, in a hot market, you could sell your house for 650k, and since you only owe 500k on it, you would get a $150k lump sum (tax free here in the USA). Even if you didn’t want to sell the place, you could still rent it out, and also take out a home equity line of credit, where you still could get nearly 80% of that 150k in a tax-advantaged lump sum and still have the rental cash flow coming in to pay for that loan while you’re living that lavish lifestyle. Since it’s a line of credit, you can extend this lavish lifestyle for quite a while until… you guessed it, the market tanks and you’re back underwater on your mortgage.
Does my authority over my own person extend to denying you permission to transmit photons into my retina?
hows this thankful thing work?
is it a specifically Christian thing or is it secular?

I'm peripherally aware it has something to do with (North American first nation) Indians and early settlers plus it tends to involve feasting on turkey and pumpkin dishes.
Thanks! It’s a really good question because most assistants are really happy to do both personal and business support, but some will have a preference for one or the other. We can definitely provide support on the personal side of things, and in fact have a number of assistants that specialize in personal support. When we do an intake we understand your needs and then do a pairing based on experience required and personality match. Hope that helps!!
The problem you’re describing is exactly why we started Double a few years ago. We’ll match you with a vetted EA based in the US, we’ll help you learn what and how to delegate, and we’ll even give you the tools to do it effectively, so you can focus on what you’re uniquely qualified to do.

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I think that was mr beast with TeamTrees.

I don't remember the derision though
> is it a specifically Christian thing or is it secular?

As far as the US holiday is concerned, it's secular, by which I mean it is celebrated by pretty much everybody regardless of religious persuasion (or lack thereof).
Agree. As much as this place drives up my anxiety and displeasure everyday, it is still my #1 source for news that I care to hear about. Kind of a low bar, but hey, still above the bar =)
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This is definitely a weird thread in that regard. Maybe people aren't appreciating how many people will do all sorts of things for money? The more outrageous requirements require a more trusting relationship between employer and employee, certainly, and a skilled EA (or majordomo, it seems) is hugely valuable.

My EA-style friend is in a major US city right now supervising the construction of a house - that absolutely wasn't in their employment contract, is not something they have experience in, but it's something their employer wanted. It's hard to get too up in arms when the position is well paid, exciting, and voluntary.
Any ideas on how to short the economy for the inevitable repeat of the GFC?
Ah misread the article, there was a quote from a Princeton University researcher who was not related.

"Useless tokens"... there's another joke about NFTs in there somewhere.
> You probably need more than one great university nearby.

Texas A&M and Baylor are probably close enough to be within the Austin sphere, certainly if the Austin metro area expands.

Rice, University of Houston, Trinity, SMU, etc. are also in the broader halo.