skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Doing business in India is so frickin hard, especially after GST. I have to spend so much time on accounting nowadays and it's getting harder and harder every day (even though all the ads say otherwise).

Why are you having to spend so much time? I mean all the popular accounting suites already support GST and automate most of the compliance. The rules haven't materially changed so, why is it getting progressively harder?

> I almost got my Digitalocean account suspended few months back because the credit cards won't bill anymore.

Why won't they bill anymore? After I enabled international transactions on my card, I haven't faced any problems with DO or AWS.

> If it were not for Stripe Atlas

If you have a Delaware C Corp, why are you even bothered by RBI rules? None of the limitations of the Credit cards or PayPal apply to you anymore.
I don't find the console slow, but I find it pretty stupid. There are some things that I can't do via the console, only via the API, and some stuff just doesn't make sense. Like why does AWS WAF have its own region selection (that always defaults to us-east-1) separate from the console region selection?
Frontpage material /s
Show HN: Build the deployment system around GitHub in minutes
GitHub provides the deployment API to deploy a specific ref(branch, SHA, tag). It offers strong features to make your team (or organization) can deploy fast and safety. But it takes a lot of resources to build the deployment system around GitHub deployment API.

Gitploy makes your team or organization build the deployment system around GitHub in minutes. Now, do not waste the time to build the deployment system.
Read about the unified field, it seems all materia extrudes from this field. Maybe not so far fetched after all?

Life being consciousness which helps the unified field extrude into intelligent forms and continues to unfold.
I assume this controlled for the fact the genders don't apply to certain roles at the same rate? I mean I assume most people reading this right now are men simply because this site is a business/tech forum and men tend to have more of an interest in these two things.

Similarly, if I got an empty job application for a rust developer role I would expect 90%+ of time it's a man applying. If it were a UI/UX designer I'd be less confident. Maybe a 50/50 split based on my experience. Were it a social media manager role, I'd then assume it was a woman.
Amusing concept, isn't it? Sex and reproduction as resources. Inevitably the issue of fair redistribution comes up. I saw articles talking about this posted on HN once:

https://www.overcomingbias.com/2018/04/two-types-of-envy.htm...

https://www.overcomingbias.com/2018/06/comparing-income-sex-...

Capitalism doesn't escape this either. The notion that you'll find a good wife if you work hard and become successful is ingrained into men since early childhood. It's magical thinking, of course. No such guarantee exists.
Actually, if a majority of Omicron cases are indeed mild, the only thing keeping the pandemic going is the reporting of 'case numbers' for the sake of maintaining attention.
Which we could do for the common cold and cause panic with all the 'cases' spreading like wildfire...

Otherwise, please show this evidence for retained high hospitalisation in young people from a mild strain
DNA in Air Can Catalog Hidden Insects All Around Us
The dark side of rapeseed oil (2018)
You missed the most important point here.

I started with RoR, also still using jQuery for "small UI improvement", and RoR has a default way to do it without boilerplate code.

But real world is not the developer's world. There's also the End user !

They want interactive , single page experience. That's the fact.

So the price to pay is what you described. Persuade and blame end user first ;)
> I don't have the experience to know if this is actually the case, but it seems completely plausible that different countries have different regulations (or enforcement thereof) such that US companies have to care about PCI more than Indian companies.

Or maybe even different companies forcing users to accept credit cards in different ways.

A handful providers I had to integrate with in my career (in LatAm and Germany) had this rule where you couldn't have the numbers going trough your system unless you got PCI certification. You had to use an iFrame, or redirecting to their website where the form was served.

Sometimes the APIs were there, in public, but even if you used a valid credit card number it would deny verification unless your merchant account was pre-authorised.
Seems like this website is blocked by Cisco Umbrella.
And 3, how many people are utterly convinced they DO work. Like with homeopathy.
>The crimper was so horrible...

Tools/electronics can easily be bought from reputable providers: eu.mouser.com,
tme.eu, uk.farnell.com, digikey.com, etc.. You can get a decent ratchet rj-45 crimp tool at around 40€ - like "Knipex 975110".
GP here. No, you don’t necessarily have to share your cell phone number as the sender or as the receiver. But take note of the details below.

UPI assigns/allows one or more Virtual Payment Address (VPAs) for each account, which looks kinda like an email address.
The default VPA is usually phone-number@bankname, but you can (and should) disable that default VPA (mainly because UPI also has a payment request mode where anyone can request anyone else for money and there are plenty of scams with that and enumerable phone numbers). Instead, create the VPA as some-random-name@bankname (assuming nobody else has taken that). The sender and the receiver would know the VPA of the counter-party as well as the full name of the person (the name gets displayed before confirming a payment, and is helpful to know that it’s going to the right person).

Also note that while some banks allow only one VPA for an account, some banks allow several VPAs for the same account (think of them as similar to what email aliases are for the same email account). So you could have mybusiness@bankname for your clients to send business payments, mybigdinnerparty@bankname for your friends to send their share of the dinner party bill, and so on — all linked to your name and the same bank account.
It only has to be as good as it's competition. Haven't used GCP, but would pick AWS over Azure when it comes to tooling (and a few other categories). AWS documentation tends to be better - for example, Azure fails in giving quick example output for CLI commands. The AWS Console is better than the Azure Portal.
> This is legitimate when working with sensitive data

I work with code. Not data.

I don't have access to production systems. I do too many mistakes, and I admit it. Just last month I killed the wrong k8s cluster ;)
I am not American. I come from zero money but lucked out with a stable family that highly valued education. They sacrificed a lot for it but they strongly believed that you can improve your lot in life through hard work and perseverance.

I share those believes and am living proof they work.
> Activating the camera or mic without consent?

Creepy

> What about recording which websites are visited on a work device?

Creepy

> Taking screenshots of desktops at random intervals?

Creepy

Don't hire people if you don't trust people. Monitor their output not their process
You can't compare Eastern Europe like that, though. Romania has a GDP per capita of 1/6th the US one and it spends a pitiful percentage of its GDP on healthcare, about 5%. The US spends 18%. So the US has 18 times more money (!) for healthcare.

The other ones are even worse, Moldova's GDP per capita is 1/20th the US one. So probably 30 times more money spent by the US on healthcare.

It's like comparing a maglev train to the original steam locomotive :-)
Adtech vendors still tracking EU users who deny consent via IAB’s TCF
Can anyone explain why opioids are still being sold and prescribed?
At least in Germany, the state wasn't back in it up. It may have changed now. But when the first Astrazeneca problems popped up, the answer was "you did it knowing the risks, when you signed up for it".

Reference:

https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/gesellschaft/haftungimpfsch...
Rapid Progression of Angioimmunoblastic T Cell Lymphoma Following mRNA Vaccine
The fantasy of the block being rolled back because now they're doing something different.
Oct 2021, https://www.citizen.org/article/pfizers-power/

> Public Citizen has identified several unredacted Pfizer contracts that ... offer a rare glimpse into the power one pharmaceutical corporation has gained to silence governments, throttle supply, shift risk and maximize profits in the worst public health crisis in a century. We describe six examples from around the world below.
Parent commenter probably meant putting new features behind a flag. I work for a major feature management company and we heavily use our own platform. Yet we don't put "all code" behind feature flags but we do with features. It's nearly impossible to put "all code" behind feature flags.
> being driven by a new guy.

It is.

Problem is, I like code. I don't like politics. I'm not good with people.
Conflicts of Interest: Prefer not dying. :)
Name a few?
I got bitten recently by AWS documentation. Several pages strongly imply something to be true, which in practise was 100% false. If I'd wanted to make a living reading text between the lines to work out how they're trying to fuck me, I'd have gone into law.
If the tax burden is 10% more but you pay 2-3-4-10x less, your point is moot.

And countries with comparable stats like waiting times pay less overall.

Don't die on this hill, it's not worth it.
That's not the reasoning though. Not allowing macros to change the syntax gives Nim programmers an anchor and reduces friction from needing to learn brand new syntax rules for any big DSLs.
An Uber driver was murdered. His family is pleading for the company’s help
A large portion of the population is addicted and the street alternatives have a habit of killing poeple.
Disney owns both and segments content, keeping Disney+ "kid friendly".
There are people who still have legitimate need for pain medication
When the autor says

> If you’re going with a microservice:
> A Kubernetes cluster
> A load balancer
> Multiple compute instances[...]
> Jaeger/Zipkin for distributed tracing

To be fair, using K8s + helm I was able to install logging, grafana, prometheus very easily. If you leverage on Helm3 and Bitnami [1] helm charts, you can go fast.

Also, you can use pipeline (like github/bitbucket pipelines) to deploy and remove jenkins completly: I have done it and it is a viable solution (although with some lock-in).

So the complexity is a bit less if you study enough well your setup, but you must take time to plan your solution.

After three years of K8s study, in my humble option K8s is far better compared to docker swarm, even for tiny projects, with k8s as a cloud managed solution (even small provider had it nowadays).

[1]: https://bitnami.com/stack/postgresql/helm
Rich Harris would probably frame this article's take as "traditionalist" — someone who cares about the traditional benefits of the web platform and sees the flaws in modern frameworks. The problem is of course that there are also benefits to modern frameworks for users as well as developers. Rich does a good job finding a middle way through both in this talk:

Have Single-Page Apps Ruined the Web? | Transitional Apps with Rich Harris, NYTimes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=860d8usGC0o
The immune system in children isn't primed 'particularly' for dealing with new viruses. It's that it hasn't trained itself on previous viruses and therefore attacking the new ones expecting something else. Their immune system is more 'vanilla' so will create a better general response.

Vaccination will not solve this, as we're already seeing, it actually enhances the problem of the immune system attacking new strains expecting the old one and missing somewhat. Look into Original Antigenic Sin
Post-Soviet countryman here!

In my country, elections are fair. If you ask people on the street -- they will say they believe in democracy. Which is reasonable since the concept of voting is easy to understand.

Offering free food for in exchange for votes is still a thing though, since voters know that everyone on the ballot is a corrupt sack of shit. They're going to end up equally fucked either way -- might as well pick up some free food along with it.
The article says

Male and female samples were matched 1-1, and a subset obtained by pairing up the best objectively job-appropriate male and female candidates, with a margin-of-error of 2 years, in terms of experience in their field. Thus the dataset consists of 174,000 male and 174,000 female résumés.

but that is assuming you are able to match two candidates objectively.

Also "with a margin-of-error of 2 years, in terms of experience in their field" is a quite a margin for junior-mid positions.
One problem here is that you always get posts like this. I've seen discussions about Linux on desktop going back twenty years, now, and there are always people saying it was problematic a few years ago and is so much better now. But then always plenty of people still having trouble and plenty of listed in-thread issues with sleep, trackpads, multi-monitor, configuration, compatibility, etc. It seems like you have to get lucky or do a lot of research. Or both.

Windows is always getting worse, too, but still basically works on all hardware. I've been thinking of switching away, given how bad Windows 11 looks to be and how irritating Windows 10 has been. But then, Windows XP, Vista and others were also known to be terrible but still mostly worked.

On balance, I'd say that Windows is likely to continue a user-hostile decline but still mostly work and Linux on Desktop is likely to always have a lot of effort involved if you want everything to work well. But there's probably no point at which Linux will work well on all hardware or Windows will be less usable by default.
Maybe they could supply you with a secure VM with the agent installed? So you can separate their work from other activities.
> How much did an internet connection cost in the 1970s? What about a computer? What about a smartphone?

This is the elitist fallacy that somehow having access cheap smartphones and plastics mostly manufactured in China at the back of our working class jobs make your life better while all else indicates life expectancy and quality of life across the board is declining for majority of Americans. Many Americans including my millennial generation feels we are worse off than our parents generation.

How does having cheap access to internet makes the quality of your life better if I may ask? Does it help with the ballooning cost of housing prices throughout the country? Or healthcare? Or education for that matter? These are three basic costs and they all have gone over 100% in most cities in a decade or so. Not to say people are more lonely and isolated than they ever have been.
Housing is also more heavily regulated today. Various places have different regulations for hurricanes, earthquakes, and other things.
Article: "Data on parachutes found not to be conclusive"

Serious media: "Serious doubts on parachutes"

Tabloid portals: "Click to see the shocking truth on parachutes!"

Social media: "Parachute industry conspiracy! No-parachute jumping party at 11!"
I tried a ton of task managment solutions. The one I ended up with is the one I used in the beginning.

A empty piece of A4 paper landscape in front of the keyboard. Write all the things you need done in the next n hours onto it.

Tick the boxes for things you did, cross out things you decided not to do.

This is extremely low tech, but the very obvious advantage is that the piece of paper is always in front of you, independent of which window, desktop, monitor or whatever you focus. Paper is always open, you can archive it, you can sketch things, put down notes etc.
My house is currently valued at 100K USD that is not an unreachable goal. It might not be right next to your favorite coffee shop but that just one of the sacrifices You make when You want to own a home.

BTW in the 70s we didn't have lattes, it was just plain old coffee and what is this holiday's thing You are talking about? It sounds like something the privileged think they are entitled to.
Do you put creep software on your own computer for not doing your job? Have a 1:1 lmao
I haven't used Azure, but I'd pick GCP over AWS any day. Tools are great, things fit together and feel consistent in a way AWS never did. Feels more like a unified approach to a holistic cloud product, rather than a bunch of teams fighting each other to ship features to gain market share.
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What an angry blog.

It does contain nuggets of truth, but like 4chan of old, it takes sifting through a lot of poison getting there. Is it worth it?

You don't convince people by hurling shit at them.
Related SSC post: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/the-phrase-no-evidence...

The Phrase "No Evidence" Is A Red Flag For Bad Science Communication
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Fentanyl is used in epidurals, for one.
Source for the debunk? Who are these experts you speak of?
> utilizing the technology in harmony with the intend behind it

What a strange, limiting idea. Should we be using this universally deployed, 100% cross platform and permissionless platform to create scientific hypertext documents?
How much more value?

Suppose men were providing $10 in additional value over the time they work for you. That's barely even worth a Starbucks gift card, the sort of thing you probably give away to people who guess the number of marbles in a jar at a company mandatory fun event. You definitely shouldn't hire James rather than Deborah because of an average $10 gender difference unless they are literally interchangeable. If their sole distinguishing feature was somehow that Deborah's smile was nicer, or James' laugh was more annoying, that's probably still enough difference to out-weigh this $10 lifetime value. And the reality is your candidates just aren't that similar. Deborah's six years experience in a similar role while James is applying with no relevant background should not lead to the conclusion that all that matters is the average "value once hired" for James will be higher based on gender averages.

Now, suppose women are providing $10M in additional value. Well, I think we'd have noticed something that dramatic by now right? "Gee, my start-up with five women broke even in the first six weeks because of how awesome women are". So we can rule that sort of large figure out as implausible.

I think a discussion about whether it's reasonable needs to take the magnitude of the difference into consideration, which would first mean (if you wanted to do this) finding out for sure how large that difference even is. My guess is, if you did this, you get a very small answer and so then the discussion is really easy: No.

But before you could do that, you'd need to have a decent objective measurement of this "value once hired", and that part is far harder so it won't get done.
> USA and UK waved a lot of responsibilities.

Brit here. I’m not intending to be argumentative, you’re right, but I’d prefer to put it a bit differently. The British government chose to take on responsibility for ordering and using the vaccines. We did our testing, contracted the drug companies to do a job to standards we set, and paid them for it. If a mistake was made, it’s on us. I have no problem with that.

Now, if the drug companies lied, or failed to live up to their contracts, that’s a different story. But if they did the job we asked in good faith, we’ll, that’s fine.

Contrast with the OxyContin debacle in the US. Those people lied, concealed evidence, conspired and goodness knows what else. They deserve the full force of the law. I am in no way advocating blanket liability waivers for drug companies.
Please consider making your website main content center to wrap around 80 characters in width, or even less. Anything thats less 161 characters is good.

I am very aware that I can resize my browser window to make this adjustment myself. Buf if your content is not meant to be viewed in "full screen width", do not allow it to overflow in that way. If you mean to have your content viewed in "full screen width", consider reading about line length readability issues. Also consider why scientific journals publish in the two-column format.

Regarding the content of your page. To what developer does your guidelines truly apply? To what real life setting does it give good advice? Most web development nowadays is not centered around publishing documents and or the occasional blog, but rather something more akin to applications and programs. Why is it that way? Because the web wanted to produce rich experiences for users. It became something that it was not meant for in the start. And now __it is__ that. Declaring that it is still what it started out as is simply false.

Don't get me wrong though. I perfectly see the appeal of making webpages usable in something like lynx, and have even made the effort to reach that goal in real life environments. But that is not what the "web" is for nowadays, it's something far less nerdy and appealing to us.
Sorry forgot to mention the cui bono must be yourself for that question ;)
It's more like "not found to be conclusive [yet]" for "Article", but the rest can remain unchanged.
zig's IR is llvm, while Nim's IR is C/C++/javascript. C supports more platforms than llvm.

zig: no macros plz

nim: macros are amazing
Please do give feedback if you see anything inaccurate on the documentation. I've submitted feedback many times and they would sometimes reply to my email that they have updated the documentation.
> Rupay is a failure with a market share of 0.34%[3] (in comparison UPI is at 37.73%), in spite of having ZERO MDR on debit transactions[4].

Rupay's failure is because of zero MDR, not in spite of it.
I keep saying, half-jokingly: write it in Rails, if you hit Rails limits, it means you've made it! There are very few projects that need something else than Rails from the very beginning.
> Ethical approval Not required

I'd say it's ready to roll.
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Evidence and theory for lower rates of depression in larger US urban areas
Uh... what?

Have you tried the serverless tooling from GCP? doesn't hold a candle to AWS SAM.