skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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It's an easy thing to say when nothing you want to say is removed or censored. I think the article did a good job at disproving your assertion.
I just bought a throwaway domain for a little project- somehow we have exponentially more domains available than ever, yet nothing is as cheap as a 5-character .net was when I registered my first domain ~5 years ago...
Thanks Ted for the update. I bought my io domain from you guys many years ago when it was $70 or so. Thanks for keeping the price low over the years and for the update.
One of the many reasons why I refuse to make or keep nudes of anyone...
Oh, incredibly.

I’m basically allowing their code base to slowly rot from neglect while interviewing to leave as soon as I become decently good.
If you put a cup of water in the microwave at the same time it will prevent damage.
Uno Platform 4
You absolutely do have things compatible with iOS. You probably just don't know it yet.

So the advice, is, try iOS. Stop rewarding Google for stealing iOS, creating Android, and then loosing this kind of bullshit on the world.
Factory reset Android will securly wipe the data.
This seems to be blaming Stripe for something Coinbase does. It's possible that this is what happened, but Brian is guessing like the rest of us. 1/ it's still no excuse for ghosting completely 2/ there's no indication this was the cause of what happened with Stripe.
It was effective and those affected were able to get the feature axed.
These are the steps I take to repair my phone when it doesn't boot.

1. Remove phone case.
2. Desolder eMMC chip after looking it up which one it is online.
3. Put eMMC in old coffee grinder, grind away.
4. Buy new phone.
“Vaccine enforcement and mandates was not even considered as under their purview.”

Even if the law as written allowed it? Since the OSHA act and Social security acts that give OSHA and CMS regulatory authority passed, the USA has never faced a deadly virus pandemic that could be combated with a vaccine.

If Congress specifically wrote the law to allow flexibility for new situations it doesn’t make sense to me to argue that because the situation didn’t arise in the 20th century that the authority and law has lost its power.
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bcachefs does that, with the background_compression option
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Tambien entiendo español si se ayuda. No estoy transduzcando estas frases para mostrar mi nivel aproximado de competencia.
My current company actually did just that - I got to solve two AoC2020 puzzles for my code sample.
While this is amazing technology and there will no doubt be useful applications for such devices (for lack of a better word) in various fields, do we really need to play with fire and make them self-replicating?
I recently did this and it took ~1 month with me doing around 15 calls with various teams. I think I was atypically slow and most people find a team within 5 calls or so. The really unfortunate part is that you don't get any offer numbers until after this is done. That means lots of people will go through with the team matching even if they aren't really planning to go through with Google just to get offer numbers.
You can be older and a tech person, I'm older ;)

People are more capable but security like this needs to just be a part of the usual workflow or problems will continue to occur.

Moving files around on a device, extra steps, just doesn't work for the masses.
In the case all schools are conversion factories and all children are converted, religious or secular(as far as I know no children are born believing in rational empiricism). Words have set meanings for a reason.

Even so is it isn't forceful-- you'll find children in fact want to be like their parents, and even go out of their way to imitate their behavior and beliefs.
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IIRC, in the Reddit comments, the OP said the phone was not locked with a passcode at all, which is presumably how the bad guys got access to basically everything.
my understanding is that recipeasly was "stealing" page views from the blogs which led to ad revenue decline. this extension modifies the page afaik so shouldn't be the same issue.
Here is a tip, doesn't need to be the same team.
Sure, but you probably wouldn’t ever hear someone say “maybe you should have had less trust” if Google employees snooped on your Drive account to steal financial records or something like that to use against you. Why do we tend to treat people like they’re asking for it when their nudes get compromised?
Yamaha DX7 reverse-engineering, part III: Inside the log-sine ROM
Plex isn't an alternative, its an app that plays content you host yourself, plus whatever sponsored crap Plex wants to shove into the UI. For people wanting to watch Netflix or Amazon Prime, this isn't a meaningful suggestion.

The Apple TV is a drop-in replacement for a Roku or Fire TV that lacks built-in advertising
Modern Android actually does support disk encryption. And the Pixels even have TPMs that should (?) safeguard the key, preventing offline brute forcing the unlock pattern. I wonder what happened here that this did not work...
Ah thank you. I was in fact looking for that talk!

What I really like about this is that the base grid is not straight. Therefore the buildings are arranged in a very European style.
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I'd blame gooogle more than the website, since google search results are generally getting worse and less relevant
It isn't the browser and WGSL is half way specified.
Why reference federal mandates if your argument is bodily autonomy? That would equally apply to state and corporate mandates.
>Read: fact-leaning bias

That is if you redefine what the words 'fact' or 'fact-checking' mean in the style of Orwellian newspeak.
> you evaluating them, not the other way

Ehhhh...you say that, but it definitely goes both ways. It's not meant to, but hiring managers at Meta absolutely do evaluate the bootcampers who reach out to join, especially for more popular teams.
There's flexibility in the ops/deployment side that you don't get with simple library calls. You can take down a specific service cluster and keep your app running with slightly degraded functionality.

The blast radius on deployments can be smaller.

You've already done the work to build up IPC/networked communication so you can make big decisions in a service (like using a better suited language for some feature) without worrying about integrating it with every other feature in your monolith.

You can tailor the instance type to the service. Say you need some kind of video ingestion (or something) that is low use but needs a high memory ceiling. Would you rather pay for that memory across all your monolith instances or just run a few instances of a high memory service?

There's a lot of differences you're not thinking about.
> Today, I would consider people in general to be much more technically knowledgeable compared to people 20+ years ago

Very few people know how apps actually store files on a mobile device and as people increasingly use phones / tablets instead of PCs their knowledge of PC file systems reduces. So for many people, copying photos from a phone (or cloud backup) to a computer could be quite a challenge.
Well, previously it was digital cameras and your PC. Smart phones replaced both for a lot of people.
I still get that feeling for the most part with open source self-hosted stuff and devices running as open as possible software. Could someone hack my up-to-date linux server behind my VPN? Yeah. But it feels a lot less likely than any other device. If it's not an open source OS with a good track record, I feel like every key stroke, swipe, or picture is spied on.

On devices I trust less, like my android phone, I feel better than default (but not perfectly comfortable) about open source encryption software and the stuff stored there.
While I agree PWAs are often better than app stores, reliance on JS frameworks adds a lot of other issues.
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What's going to happen the day you meet someone who doesn't want the vaccine or a 5G phone? Is your brain just going to combust, or something? Are you okay?
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It's necessary for it in the first place, given that they placed evolutionary constraints on it for it to work.
There should be financial penalties for any company that does this. Otherwise trust vanishes and the only thing that is certain is money in your pocket. Imagine if in the future, companies had to put money in escrow to prove that they are serious about an offer because nobody would believe or trust them otherwise?
I thought about this as well and I'm not sure.

COVID potentially kills older and more vulnerable people. This might have reduced the burden for some people.

Of course payed by death which is never good but perhaps from a statistics point of view in 10 years.

I thought about this also when thinking about climate change and I think that might have a much more general bad effect.

In a world with a lot of riches (tons of still existing infrastructure) strong weather scenarios can destroy old and critical infrastructure much faster than time.

USA only were able to get more budget for infrastructure with Biden and have a huge deficit.

COVID is very weird as human life feels very cheap. While lots of people don't want to wear a mask (low effort) to save a life and in parallel we pay so much money as a society when someone has cancer and needs very expensive medication.

Let's give that person x access to medical procedures which cost a million and let others die while it would cost us much less to help them.for me personally COVID tanked my general assumption that we would be much more reasonable.

Not sure how to determine the loose on trust.
Those plots are really comforting for me, as on the days where a part was difficult (such as day 20 part 2 last year) I didn't find a solution. Thanks, I'll be keeping an eye on them this year as things progress (or not!)
The majority of young people I know (in Brazil) doesn't know the concept of "file". So adding/keeping files in SD Cards is a task that requires some explanation.

Disclaimer: I'm also an older person.
Astronomers Observe a New Type of Binary Star
APL is quite common in the code golf scene.
That's hardly comparable.

Wiki's intro currently states:

> Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola (19 May 1898 – 11 June 1974), better known as Julius Evola, was an Italian philosopher, poet, and painter whose esoteric worldview featured antisemitic conspiracy theories and the occult. He has been described as a "fascist intellectual", a "radical traditionalist", "antiegalitarian, antiliberal, antidemocratic, and antipopular", and as "the leading philosopher of Europe's neofascist movement".

It does not appear to portray antisemitic beliefs as "the single most important or relevant fact about him". It presents them as an important fact, just as Washington's intro includes slaveholding before moving on to the table of contents.
It's been brought up in the subreddit over the past few years and always rejected.
The blame is pervasive through the entire comment. If you can't see that, you need to reboot, install updates, and look again. It was a very brief comment and its ENTIRE CONTENT was a criticism of the victim's conduct and a suggestion about how the victim should alter said conduct (and sacrifice a lot of money) to avoid Bad Things, rather than the right fucking answer here, which is to put everyone involved with this in jail for 20 years and the publicize that Google is being evil again.
I have literally no insight into the actual text used by Stripe for offers, so I can't say if they misrepresent their nature or not.

I think we can safely assume the candidates interviewed for the article were reasonably intelligent, and would not have missed language in the offer letter indicating that it was "contingent" and subject to due diligence still in progress.
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> certs were a more negative signal than positive

Which represents a real conundrum for job-seekers: you never know if you're talking to somebody who think certs are required, or somebody who thinks that lack of certs is required.
This is indeed the right way to leverage TCP flow control, and works well at the layer that knows exactly what is coming over the socket. The pitfall here is if semantically independent data is being multiplexed over the same TCP connection then suspending reads may cause collateral damage and in the worst case livelock situations. Examples of multiplexing include separate streams and control frames in HTTP/2, in-band health checks and keepalives in various protocols, etc.
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I work near hospitals. You'd be surprised how many staff are outside on break smoking..
This is FUD. Flash is fundamentally easier to wipe than hard disk drives. You’re just using a defective mental model for the process. While magnetic recording needs to be overwritten, flash memory does not. Flash has a dedicated erase command. Flash can only be written if it was erased. You can erase an entire flash device in a split second.
> This isn't a product design issue. It's a punish evil people issue.

It is both. A secure design would not allow this to happen. But when it does, the perpetrator should be punished severely.
Super well done.

Ban the use of non-compete agreements that prevent people from exploring other work opportunities in order to make it easier for workers to advance in their careers.

This should be the norm everywhere.
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I understand that you like to think this issue is somehow restricted to Google or FB but the exact same thing has happened to someone who sent their iPhone to Apple. So slow down:
https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/7/22522560/apple-repair-mult...
So can the phone interrupt a child's playtime with spam phone calls?