skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What do you generally do when you get faced by a popup and the site has the content you need? If you just click yes, then it would have been better if EU just regulated privacy policy to be more readable. It would be easier for sites and better for users who don't care about privacy, and in some ways better for users like you who care about privacy.
^ should be flagged for misinformation
Can you recommend any good guides to get started?
The issue then was that anyone that was even half decent would get banned off the majority of servers because most admins can't actually distinguish between someone that is cheating and someone that is actually good. I use my Windows computer to play games and I don't really care what level of access Riot needs to provide a good experience. I'd bet the majority of people that play online FPS games don't care either.
JS bloat can have significant server overhead when data is loaded dynamically. It’s generally more efficient to have one GET request that can be heavily optimized than a lot of tiny XMLHttpRequest that need to be parsed separately. That may flip around when someone spends a long time interacting with a SPA, but there is plenty of truly terrible code in the wild.
Why would they need to give up sex? Coitus interrups is not a Roman legion commander aftre all.
Two possible cases? You can pick any arbitrary measure of Yale's value and apply the same reasoning and possibly come out with a different result.
did you read my comment or are you being deliberately obtuse?

we have our own logging libraries, but other pieces of software we integrate with depend on the log4j interface

so we have an adapter (that we wrote) that swaps out the log4j implementation for ours

if all the open source logging disappeared tomorrow we'd be absolutely fine

and everyone else would write a trivial adapter for Oracle's java.util.logging and they'd be absolutely fine too
Many states are switching over to 401Ks from pensions, but the trade off is that they have to increase salaries and pay into those investment accounts now rather than paying out later. It is actually a good idea I think, something that tech mostly already does, and private industry is also moving to.
WinUI3 unpackaged apps? In C++? I would be interested in learning more.
The Supreme Court sets its own agenda and relationship with the rest of the branches of government, more than all other institutions. The Supreme Court is traditionally expected to bring clarity to lower courts and follow its own precedence. Sometimes that has meant creating a new legal framework of judgment.

To what degree does the Supreme Court fix existing legislation and to what degree do they pass work back to Congress? Also up to the Supreme Court to decide.

What textual strategy should the Supreme Court choose to interpret laws? Also up to the Supreme Court to decide.
This is interesting data but I'm having trouble understanding it. For instance, several years ago there was a blog posted on here about a lady that took a $250,000 loan to go to Duke University to get a Theater Management degree. She then discovered that she was, in fact, never going to be able to pay back that money, so she wrote this blog post about how awful and predatory the USA higher education system is, and that she was now running off to Russia with her (Russian) husband so that she could escape the crippling debt.

Now, there are certainly problems with the cost of higher education in USA, but that's not an example of it. Her problem was entirely different and pretty much of her own making, as far as I'm concerned. Nobody is going bankrupt trying to go to Central Detroit Community College. Or even most in-state universities. So I'm trying to understand these numbers.
Or they can just scale up with population growth. Funding is hardly scarce at their level. We have more billionaires right now than ever. A few building names and libraries will easily pay for the next decade.
I doubt it for two reasons:

1. nginx has had many more years of performance tuning (it's 17 years old) than a project made in the last few years.

2. redbean is x86 only if I'm not mistaken (it's using x86-64 from αcτµαlly pδrταblε εxεcµταblε), whereas lowtechmagazine runs their server on an ARM CPU. I think switching to a lower powered x86 chip might be costly or still draw too much power, but I don't have as much experience in that regard.
I am a hard right conservative libertarian. Fox News though has disappointingly gone off into a fantasyland of crazy opinions. Our country needs a fierce but ethical right wing news source, but sadly Fox News is not it. Fox News instead is full of yellow journalism and opinions disguised as headlines.
I’m confused. Can I use this in an IPv4-only environment (i.e. my Stone Age ISP)?
The whole system of putting students in debt to get education seems horribly messed up.
Fredrik was an important contributor to YouTube over the years and truly one of a kind. In particular, he was critical to the internationalization efforts.

Whenever I ran into him on email or in Zurich, it brightened my day.
The discussion around open source in the last few days lends weight in my view to the notion that most engineers are apolitical by nature. Unfortunately larger political entities (that is, BigCorp) have no reservations taking advantage of this.
That’s not what intrinsic means.
Then maybe you can provide references to the leading judgments in matters of e.g. "Tivoization" or termination/reinstatement of the license.
I disagree slightly. It depends on where you are. If you are literally starting out like OP, forget number 2 and 3. Only focus on #1 because if you don't get a few paying customers soon, you will be dead anyway. Focus on surviving first. Forget about 3 years. If you can make it 12 months, you are doing great. Rule #2 is important but not until you have a few paying customers and some product market fit.
Rule #3 I would say comes way later. way later.
Interesting game equilibrium. You buy a big truck because you're threatened by lightweight Teslas. I buy a semitruck to protect myself from you. A few cycles later, everyone's screaming around like Snowpiercer in APCs and military bulldozers.
Mike Tyson: "Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth."
What a false equivalence. You are comparing static sites of the past to dynamic sites of today. Apples to oranges.
Haha. Aren't they the same people with the rootkit anticheat bullshit?

Freemium. "mium" is Latin for not really. So sad a stupid Warcraft 3 spawned this horrible moba genre.

What a horrible group of people
It appears you can.

https://p2p.nat64.dk/help
A common response to your contingency plan is “oh great, another californian is going to come here and vote for politicians who will turn our state into california.”
Fewer of the people who are currently borrowing would default. That's not the same as fewer people would default.

Lower rates will cause more people to take a loan, and you have to think they are the more marginal students.

Then you're left with whether it's ok for society to pay for more people trying college and not finishing. A political question of course.
I like a good clean CSS animation! They can be very short and meaningful. Maybe not for daily driver UI but somethings I like them.

Infinite scrolling could be annoying with animations though, I grant you that.
And yet it provides the same amount of information as other websites 10 or 100 times it's weight.
I think the end result is the same.

But not all senolytics are created equal. They differ in what cells they work on, how powerful they are, and how specific they are (the ratio of senescent to healthy cells they kill).

Here's a quote from the article

> Many of the existing drugs to remove senescent cells are used as anti-cancer agents and may cause negative side effects. Side effects from the new vaccine were fewer, while its efficacy lasted longer, the team said
They don’t need to scale up, there are 3000 other institutions of higher learning in America
Disagree. Users should be able to do whatever they want on their PC, including installing a rootkit. Leave this walled garden bullshit on iOS.
That's certainly true, but it's also certainly true that "we can't build anymore" is by no means universally true. Great swathes of the world have far more PHES potential than they need.
This is interesting.

It happened on Biden's watch, so people will remember Biden as owning it.

But yes, Trump was the one who decided to pull the plug.

That said, Biden didn't really have to go along with whatever Trump had started, so it was his choice too.

I expect Trumpers to claim credit for the withdrawal, and to simultaneously blame Biden for the defeat, often in the same paragraph. (It's not cognitive dissonance if you know it's all bullshit.) And Democrats will play with a variety of unconvincing narratives, including "Trump tied my hands".

But ultimately, most people are going to view the withdrawal as having been more-or-less necessary, and will recognize the blame game for what it is.
Elite universities serve some combination of the world's smartest and wealthiest individuals. They even ensure that the if the smartest individuals are poor, that they will get a full ride and come for free. But what do we know very well on this site?

> If the service is free, you are the product.

Because corporations are unable to do interviews, they rely on the university to do selection. If you are an individual who is getting a full ride to an Elite university, you are selling your services to the wealthy individuals who go to that university, so that when these corporations HR do their retrospective on if individuals from that university are worth their salaries they find it to be true.

If you are incredibly gifted, I know the prestige is alluring, I know when you run the numbers it makes the most sense, I know it's a Prisoner's dilemma with no ability to iterate with the rest of the other gifted individuals. But it's really the only way we get out of this. Don't pick universities that select based on gifts. Don't select universities that select based on legacy status. But really, you have all the power. It is up to you to change this.
"I Can't Believe It's Not Self-Driving"
Bosnia: Serbs vote to leave key institutions in secession move
Screen reading cheats have existed for a long time, I remember using this in like middle school
https://www.robotzindisguise.com/
Maybe people more well off or the opposite than I. As someone smack dab in the middle (my parents were just starting to make OK money and not struggle as I finished high school, AKA non-existent savings but current income looked good) the university said our out of pocket costs were around $40k a year when we sat down with financial aid. They give you next to nothing in cases like that, it is expected to be all parents money or loans. Not happening.

That was the case for the 2 private schools I visited while in the process of picking a college. Very small sample size of course, YMMV.
As with TLS 1.3 itself, a big benefit is that the Inner encrypted Hello can't be inspected by whatever (inevitably poorly made and never updated) middleboxes are on the route between client and server.

It isn't important to the Internet whether these middle boxes are put there by the Government of the People's Republic of China to promote Harmony, by your daughters $1000 per month private school to prevent her looking at "inappropriate" material (whether that's the 1619 project, TikTok, or porn) or your employer to dissuade employees from uploading PDFs of company secrets, the problem and the solution is the same from the Internet's point of view.

Did you know that TLS certificate compression is an obvious, trivial improvement to the rapidity of secured connections that could not be deployed for over a decade because until TLS 1.3 the Certificate message is cleartext and so if you send one that looks "wrong" to some dodgy middlebox firmware written in 2006 your web site doesn't work?

Whenever the purpose of bypassing middleboxes is explained, there are people who are outraged. How dare we fix the Internet? They were relying on FaultySoft CrapSecurity 0.0.1 from 2006 and now we've ruined everything by bypassing it. No we didn't, by definition if what we did worked, your middlebox already wasn't protecting you. We've shattered your illusion and that's all. Santa Claus isn't real either.
Scaling up would still exclude nearly everyone, including the namesake of my username and the most powerful man in the world.
Yes, 2:156 https://quran.com/2/156 it's said by muslims when something bad happens, especially when hearing news that someone has passed away
Fecal transplants in humans are purported to have a myriad of health benefits. I wonder if the clean water push may actually be harmful in some ways as people lose some diverse, healthy bacteria in our guts?
When I was in management, our HR did not function like this and was very supportive of the companies interests which happended to be making sure our employees were not wrongfully or spitefully terminated.

I am not saying this is the case everywhere, but my experience with HR was not the way you describe.

We had identified a poorly performing employee and went to HR to talk about progressive discipline. When we mentioned stats, they asked to see the same stats for all other employees on our team as well. This was not to prevent us from firing the employee but to protect the company from accusations of wrongful termination down the road. Even so, we had to enter into a several month progressive discipline process where the employee was aware of what metric was a problem, how to correct it and how we could be supportive. That was the role HR played. They gave us a framework to proceed with a safe and well thought-out termination.
Same quality yes, but not access to the same opportunities.
All applicable Coronavirus related rules. Masks and distance, specifically.
For anyone looking to jump to the part about background programs:

> 9.2. Does Riot run programs on my device while I’m not using the Riot Services?

> (We may, for limited anti-cheat purposes.)

> In order to prevent cheating and hacking, we may require you to install anti-cheat software. This software may run in the background of your device.

The language here implies you will be notified and consent to install the anti-cheat software - it doesn't seem like these programs will install and run without your approval but that's just based on the very brief summary here which might not be accurate.
"I want money. Why are you hiring people?"
This page is very frustrating to read. There is no way that it has enough information to make any informed conclusion. I feal like a real analysis needs to drill deeper into the data.

Why are students not repaying their loans?

After a student is "in default" on a loan (no payments for a year), do they ever pay it off? Being in default isn't like bankruptcy; the debt is still there and there may be reasons later to pay it off. I know at least some institutions that will not release transcripts while they are owed money; I don't know if there are any incentives to keep paying student loans.

The risks of default broken down by course of study is there, very roughly, but would more detail reveal the issues more clearly?

I'm sure that economists and think tanks have studied this problem. Maybe someone can post a link to some good article or survey on the topic.
Death does allow for new cultural shift in society, imagine if all the politicians lived forever, the space for change would be even more limited than it is now/
Crypto is a hedge against fiat currency. If the world hits a recession, crypto is where to be.
I had an expensive education, just paid it off last year. We lived with my folks for a year to finally pay it off after 10 years.

Nobody should have to struggle that way. Make college free and forgive the outstanding debt. My $1000/mo made my life extraordinarily expensive…
Was just thinking about allowing the update. I'm using the same Macbook Air on Big Sur and the display is top notch! Really enjoying the machine.

I have it because we are going to build some software and want M1 native support. Looks like I will just leave it on Big Sur for a while yet.
Anne Rice, author of The Vampire Chronicles dies at 80
Few mines start and go to full production without outside venture cash = you sell shares, lose part of the control, but use their money to ramp up production.
It depends on what you want to do. Bootstrapping from a zero start needs after tax $$. As you start digging you start to sell metals and also pay your taxes, so the ramp up is slowed by the taxes. You can sell $10,000,000 in shares, so now have $10 million and the investor has some paper shares. No taxes are due yet, but you can build a $10 million mine and be in production and make $10 million annually for 60 years, It might cost $3 million for all costs = $7 million profit x 28% taxes ~~= $2 million in taxes and $5 million to divvy up with the shareholders, each and every year for 60 years = you choose.
There are venture capitalists for mining IPO's as well as Wall Street IPO's.
You pick what you know best.
Yes I read that and that’s why I’m confused.

> In order to run an IPv4 peer you need access to IPv4 which can be through one or more layers of NAT. Before installing the software you should ask your network provider for a routed IPv6 prefix. If the provider gives you a functional /60 or shorter prefix free of charge I recommend that you make good use of that and do not install the IPv4 peer.

If my ISP gave me a functional IPv6 prefix I wouldn’t be bothering with this.
And you just proved my point, look at the distribution of Congress, the SCOTUS, the majority of elite government executive bureaucracy and tell me that they don't overwhelmingly favor certain institutions. Just ask your namesake's old boss.
There are many rights that I like and want, but the word inalienable is tricky. Governments take away rights all the time. Inalienable is a wish rather than a practical reality.

It's good to have many sovereigns so that people can see the effects of different value sets, learn from them, and express preference by moving or attempting to change their corner of the world. It's a pro-choice position, really.
Bullshit. I utterly and completely disagree that the boundaries I mention are hard to implement. I will also say that boundaries and limits are not only healthy, they are absolutely necessary for long-term, large-scale, open source projects, and this is why those projects survive. People on FOSS rarely get to be long-term maintainers without establishing clear boundaries, so most active long-term maintainers obviously do have the boundaries I mention. This is a lot of people. I'm clearly not taking hobby projects, I'm talking about packages with thousands to millions of weekly downloads, for example.

The myth of the hero maintainer must die.

Binging Netflix is completely acceptable if you're in your free time. EVEN if the package has a RCE vulnerability. And most maintainers of popular projects will agree with that.
The article leads to a bad example. If i heard from my technical lead such sentence as "feel right" or "feel wrong", i would huh, let me take more research on my own then we'll retry again.

Seniority is different from juniority in the ability to make things explicit as much as possible, from the requirements to the implementation specification.

I think in software engineering, the more explicit, the better.
Ha. Brutalist web design is a bit passé already, isn’t it?
this killed my browser history, wtf?
The vast majority of sites don't need to be dynamic though.
> And lead acid is also terrible for solar applications because no matter the capacity, recharging is very slow. Even solar could recharge the battery, the slow adsorption rate prevents it from doing so.

This doesn't make sense to me. Surely you can reach a sufficient rate by adding more lead-acid cells in parallel? You're kind of forced to do this anyways since they don't like being discharged below 50% of their actual capacity. So you end up building in a shitload of excess capacity in parallel, in the process attaining high aggregate discharge/charge rates.

It's just annoying because you waste a lot of physical space on underutilized batteries. But for a stationary system, it's not such a big deal, assuming you're not trying to fit it into a studio apartment. You end up with a dedicated battery shed or cellar, at least they're cheap.
What you're hearing is camera attenuation. They are still very loud, they just won't outright blow your ears out. It might not sound like a gun if you don't know what a suppressor sounds like, but you will still be able to hear it unless the noise of the environment is hearing-damaging loud. Just about the only things that are Hollywood-quiet are subsonic suppressed .22s and .45s, but the former is incredibly anemic and the latter is not cheap.
I once interviewed for a front-end role and had to google some CSS property name, as I still haven't committed to memory the difference between "align-items" and "justify-content", but I got dinged for that in feedback: grateful to have received feedback, which often isn't the case. It was one of those things I considered unimportant in the grander scheme of FE development.
For local activities tied to IRL interactions, a key benefit of FB groups is the lack of anonymity - easier to block people and alert the group to scams or other malicious activity. It's not perfect and there are still ways to subvert policies, but it seems to work in practice. I wish there were other popular options for explicitly-not-anonymous social media, perhaps we'll see some eventually.
> Fox has been going more to the right for a few years now

A few decades now...
Sure, I was one of the ones that paid for it out of my own pocket.

> Nowadays internet is too populous and expectations are set too high for this to keep working.

I agree with you on both counts, and would like to see a return to a niche web that doesn't work for most people.

EDIT:

P.S. I realise how unlikely that is, so it's not something I'd waste energy on. What I do think is worth thinking about though, is how impossible certain companies are making it for the niche web of the early days to even exist in its own little corner.
Because they did not have access to convenient contraception and/or using condoms was not acceptable to them?

We went from it being common to see women having 5 kids to it being rare within 1 to 2 generations. I would bet on it being due to women gaining true independence.
Are masks mandatory when you are outside ?
I don't know why you assume it will be unaffordable.
The balance bikes with no pedals are really good for kids. They get it without any instruction. It's amazing seeing 2-year-olds zoom around effortlessly, and stop by just banging into the wall.

But the act of pedalling seems to be more difficult for some. I tried teaching my 2-year-old niece how to pedal on her older sister's bike. She simply could not comprehend it, even though she's excellent on the balance bike. Even after watching others do it and slowly explaining it to her, it was like she was incapable of moving her legs that way. She'll pick it up in time, but she always wants to ride the "big kid" bikes and the pedals get in the way.
It's not all so simple. For one, this A20 is connected to a router which is connected to the grid. The connection used is a 100 Mb fiber which - thanks to small average page size and very little JS - is more than enough. The whole thing is in the owner's home. I have a similar setup, and I wouldn't say "This is a solar-powered website, which means it sometimes goes offline" but "This website is served from someone's home, which means it sometimes goes offline."