skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very carefully. :)

Migrations are a good place to store code for an update. If it’s an update that will take a while I might use the migration to enqueue a job.
Why does someone unvaccinated pose a risk to you?
"Not a ringing endorsement for central banking, amirite?"

Which type of spherical cow free-market economy should i compare it too? No matter what system i pick, from medieval gold based systems to modern floating currency, someone goes "ThaTs NoT Real Free MaRKet!" It's like communism, not real life system was ever the real deal.
Fair enough - I have tendency to ignore lolicon in anime (unfortunatelly it comes with the turf) so I dont remeber it beiing so off-putting.
But I have some vague memory that the violece and gore was quite creative and that there was some intresting contrast created between it and any expectations viewer may have towards normal anime with this kind of premise.
TCP is not the only way to ensure integrity, QUIC protocol ensures it, using UDP as transport. This is how all new protocols do it since there's too many hardware and software roadblocks to use anything but TCP and UDP.
It's not enough.

As a rust guy I get way more features in the language that help me write error free software.
This guy has incredible tutorial videos on YouTube
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> some art looks nice

I guess you never came across modern art junk
NIST Cybersecurity Framework
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There are mentions in this thread about false positives, risk of data loss, others. This made me think of Star Trek's use of a self destruct phrase. Obviously their method is too slow, but you could have a "duress" phrase and a "all clear" phrase.

User-Defined Phrase: "Please dont kill me", activates "duress" mode.

- A daemon listens in the background for a phrase of your choice. When detected, your laptop makes a sound effect that is not out of the ordinary for others to hear, but not something you would expect it to play when self destruct is activated. Git repos are committed/pushed with a duress demarcation code to an alternate branch. Your encrypted volumes are dismounted, buffers and caches cleared, camera and microphone start sending small chunks of audio/video to a destination of your choosing. Instructions for playback from your cloud of choice are emailed to emergency contacts. If you do not give the "all clear" in a user-configurable time period, the laptop does user-defined things like wiping encrypted volumes after giving an optional warning sound, optionally sending eeprom codes to brick the BIOS or replace the BIOS with a tracker and setting the screen to say "Stolen From User-Defined String, User-Defined Phone Number" after giving an optional warning sound. All of these actions could be optionally spaced apart based on risk, probably defined in a key-pair text file or json file.

User-Defined Phrase: "Computer, disable self destruct" disables "duress" mode.

- Giving the all clear code disables this behavior and your ship does not self destruct. The system plays a sound to acknowledge "all clear". Emergency contacts are emailed the all-clear, but audio/video continue to upload for user-defined time in the event your were forced to give the phrase.

Perhaps newer cars could also have this feature? Are there any existing open source projects that could be adapted/bent to accomplish these things?
>Children’s Health Defense, headed by Robert F Kennedy Jr, received $10,969;

I am willing to give Amazon the benefit of the doubt as I believe Jeff Bezos isn't anti-vax. But isn't Robert F Kennedy Jr a famous anti-vaxxer quack? Some basic amount of research should be done.
You are right. We learn from our mistakes and I made a mistake.
Apple will only be ahead of the competition for as long as they can buy out the whole TSMC's latest and greatest node. After that day, it won't be.
Yeah, any kid can then boot it from that same USB port with another USB with OS on it, then format it and sell it.
In what sense "headless"?
Bitcoin fans need to believe the world is falling apart in order to have something to save.
Not enough ICU (too late when you get there anyway) is a political problem. In my country they reduced it with state funding (you got money for reducing beds, active monetary incentives) and now they ponder about vaccination mandates.

This is infantile blaming of others in my opinion. Worse, you don't even hold those that are really responsible to account. So my sympathy if you fail to get an ICU is limited.
Running a fake disinformation Facebook page
I like the accelerometer idea. Hardware would be more dependable than a sequence of events that requires being able to speak and the mic to be working.
> but in these times of civil society breakdown…

A few weeks ago, I would have generally agreed with this statement. But I have just driven across the US and visited a dozen or more different towns—-big and small—-along the way.

Everywhere I’ve been, people have been kind, generous, well-behaved, mannerly and law-abiding.

I now believe based on this experience that the sensationalism I am being fed in the media is negatively affecting my view of society.

Perhaps your course or workshop could include some real-world experience with real people acting civilly and productively.
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USA electricity use over the past 20 years has been flat.

In general, people aren't sitting around wishing they had more electricity. If they wanted to use more it's right there and available.
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I wonder what this is about...
It was a funny story.

It's factually true more women faint.

So he's certainly more correct than people who claim such things are sexist, or worse gender is a construct so this is impossible to measure, like this study that just goes off on a tangent to what is gender, because this gets you more university karma I guess than doing science - Understanding vasovagal syncope: a role for sex and gender doi:10.1007/s10286-020-00689-y

(Vasovagal syncope is the common cause of fainting after a vaccine)

The difference between men and women is not high enough to normally be anecdotally different though ~ 40:60 Perhaps men are leaving to faint off site?
The reasoning sounds scary i.e. Omicron doubling every 2-3days…
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> Apple Removes All References to Controversial CSAM Scanning Feature from Its...

I was hoping to read "Source Code" next.
Because shit happens and there's resistance ( electrical). There are cables between the UK and France, and UK and Norway, and there was a fire at one of the UK-France cables, rendering it inoperable for months.

And depending on faraway places for energy is dangerous, as for instance Germany is discovering now with Russia. Do you imagine Europe depending on Algeria and Morocco solar, for instance, and France pissing them off with some (neo/ex-)colonial matters ( like for instance, France recently lowered quotas for Algerian citizens entering the country, and Algeria was (rightfully) pissed), and them cutting the cables.
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We actually agree completely. This thing may be useful, and certainly something to think about if you live or travel to places where electronic devices are often snatched and, like you said, prevents casual snooping since the local police WILL have to escalate to violence.

I just don't think it's going to prevent a Silk Road incident and could make it worse for the suspect.
Not a fan of Borris Johnson but I will give credit where it’s due. UK government has done far better job than in delivering boosters and vaccines. No need to have derangement syndrome, I think more people we can get boosters the better off we are. His scandals and affairs are different issues.
> I don't run untrusted apps, at the cost of crashing, and less overall functionality? Its cutting the nose to spite the face.

The best practice is zero-trust; handle everything equally. You can't fully say by yourself which is really trustable, and if you are, then you are 0,01% of the actual population, and decision cannot be based on that.

> Not a real world scenario problem.
Of course it is, it is the biggest attack surface for normal application.
Am I the only one to think that if someone is close enough to physically yank your computer out of your hands they are also physically close enough to beat you with a wrench if you lock the computer containing what they are after?

https://xkcd.com/538/
I would be interested in seeing a detailed analysis that came to the same conclusion as your assertion regarding solar+storage being cheaper than gas plant in California.

Here is a pretty detailed analysis indicating that the storage costs make that combination infeasible at this point:

http://euanmearns.com/the-cost-of-wind-solar-power-batteries...

The California scenario in that report suggests over $5 trillion needed to switch to solar+batteries.
I understand this quesiton, but it is an ignorant and insulting one.
Though I do not suggest it was intended that way.

It is unfortunate that the term "depression" is used frequently
for things that are not really depression.

I highly recommend this lecture by Stanford's Sapolsky On Depression
to understand the difference. He will do so far more articulatly
than I ever could.

As a person intimately familiar with depression as it has been with me for decades and it is still deeply inside of me the answer to your question is “No”.

Depression is hell. It sits inside you. You cannot run from it, you cannot hide from it.
Whatever you do it is still inside you and it does not let up and it tortures you continuously.

It does -not- improve by going for a walk.
It does not go away with social interaction.
It does not go away by not eating.

It turns the entire world bleak.

I have to time my interaction with other people carefully, so I won’t start screaming before I am alone again.

Asking a depressed person to “go for a walk”, “exercise” and things will be better is absurd.
It Is like asking person in a wheel chair to get up and go for a run,

It is also the standard reaction from people once they hear “you are depressed”.
They have no idea whatsoever what they are talking about, and I wish people would just stop it. Don’t you think if it was that f…ing simple I would have done it a long time ago.

I feel a deep need to scream at a person who suggests it, but you can’t do that in this society.

If I could put a finger on them and let them experience what is inside me for a moment they would be the one running away screaming.
Through the years I have many times worked on this problem.
I´ve worked with rake tasks when using ruby, and many times in java, with flyway and my own system.
Database Migration is not a complicated problem, you just commit to the repository a sequence of SQL/code scripts to execute and keep at the database the current step.
The big misconception people have is that they can "rollback" when an issue arises.
The true fact is that when there is an issue, it happened because something not planned happened, and this can be spurious data in production, production environment differences, script errors, or whatever, and trying to rollback automatically in an undetermined state is just crazy.
That´s why migrations must be always FORWARD, no matter what. You try to mitigate all risks, the best you can, by running the migration in test databases (the perfect scenario is to perform a test in a production data clone, but this is not usually possible) and if anything wrong happens, deal with it, fix the database by hand, make code patches, and after it is solved, try to figure out why this slipped through your QA.
When PMF meets market: $2.7M ARR ACHIEVED
Hello NH community!It's Lisa here, maker & marketer.

Somewhere in August, I joined WeLoveNoCode (no-code startup). Firstly I was a mentor, and soon became a Head of Marketing. Since August we were working a lot with product marketing, community & content, growth, and paid channels.

Today I'm super excited that we have grown our MRR to $230K MRR, which is a 2.7Million in ARR

WeLoveNoCode helps startups, agencies, and SMBs build any product faster and more affordable with the power of no-code. We match awesome companies with awesome no-code developers and it works :)

My biggest takeaway as a Head of Marketing and ex-founder is that you need to solve a very painful customer need on the big growing market better than any other player. Sound obvious, right?

Marketing is a fuel that drives the product with PMF to the right users with the right message via the right marketing channels. Great marketing, led by a strong team, will supercharge product with PMF. And if you add here a fast-growing market, like no-code, you will receive a hyper-growth.
I think you might have misread the paper. Here is the relevant section about SARS-CoV-2 infections:

Amongst those with at least one dose, there were 3,028,867
(7.8%) individuals who had a SARS-CoV-2 positive test. Of these,
2,315,669 (6.0%) individuals tested positive before vaccination;
while 713,198 (1.8%) and 298,315 (0.7%) tested positive after the
first and second vaccine doses, respectively.
Well, I meant, a web-standard like AMP aimed at clamping down webpage-obesity would be nice (instead of AMP).
That's not helping if the person is yanked from the laptop instead of the other way round.
I suspect you'll get downvoted into oblivion for your PoV by the pro-Apple HN crowd and even though I do agree with you to some extent on the the high pricing (a basic M1 MacBook is half my NET take home pay as a dev in Europe, and double my rent costs) but value is subjective to most people, and for most, buying into the Apple ecosystem the value the ecosystem brings to their lives is justified, otherwise they wouldn't buy it in the first place (it's not a Prada handbag). Especially for high income earners from wealthy western countries, the cost of ownership can be easily justified for the convenience it brings.

But if you're not currently into the Apple ecosystem, and consider going all-in, the total costs of ownership are indeed a bit eye-watering for those without six figure jobs, if you disregard or don't need or don't care about the whole ecosystem and just look at the specs to price ratio of the laptop on it's own (I got a 13 inch QHD thin and light laptop with an 8 core Ryzen 5800U and 16GB RAM and 1TB NVME removable!!! SSD and 8 hour battery life for 750 Euros, where I can dual-boot Linux and Windows and run absolutely any (non-Apple)SW I could ever need).

So, since I don't need any component of the Apple ecosystem, I can't justify spending double the money to get more limited functionality in return, though I am tech savvy enough to use Windows and Linux and create for myself a similar (and subjectively better) ecosystem to Apple's for cheap/free using various OSS and proprietary SW.

However, lost of doctors I visit and most high-earners I know seem to own Macs and iPhones, so for them most likely it's worth the extra penny for the magic of the ecosystem where everything Justworks(TM) and they don't have to spend extra time learning and fiddling with tech related stuff they don't care for.

And TBH, if I didn't have to worry about money, and didn't have a career and hobbies that required the need to run X86_X64 binaries and Android apps, then I'd probably go all-in on the latest Apple MacBook Pros with extra-ports plus iPhone ecosystem for the convenience and time savings.
This is great! I've added it to this big list[0] of classless/minimal CSS frameworks (100+ frameworks) to make it easier to compare to other similar projects.

For those interested in Pico (which is already on the list), you can preview it on some boilerplate HTML here[1] or use the Javascript bookmarklet[2] to preview how it would look on any arbitrary page, which can be helpful for prototyping a new site.

[0]: https://github.com/dohliam/dropin-minimal-css
[1]: https://dohliam.github.io/dropin-minimal-css/?pico
[2]: https://github.com/dohliam/dropin-minimal-css#bookmarklet
At the consumer level, lower capacity batteries are now generally sold via higher capacity marketing.

The world is flooded with 18650 size cells that are marketed at 2500+ mAh but measure 500 mAh.

Certainly the higher profit margin on the consumer side must help the other less corrupt sectors.
That's a good point. I'm by no means a HTML/CSS/JS guru but this seems the wrong way around to me. Maybe components that honour the "base" tags e.g. <p>, <h1> etc that the classless stylesheet has defined could be developed (please accept my lack of awareness of those that already do exist).

So instead of a component assuming, it needs to be pointed to the tag you, as developer/designer, require - perhaps via a config parameter. Interesting comment about using SASS to namespace, but then the elegant simplicity of these stylesheets starts to get chipped away IMHO.
I had this same conversation with my father last week. He is a low-frequency communicator, so when I get the "Call me" text I feel I have to take a deep breath and brace myself for thew news.
Do you have a library or examples with some common languages? I only saw one with curl. I had to implement something that sends email, and some fields are confusing (for example, the difference between "email" and "from" is confusing.)

How do you prevent spam? I guess it's a big problem.

Do you have problems with common webmails? At the university we have to send a lot of emails at the beginning of each year to the new students. It's 0% spam, but for the webmails it looks like emails out of the blue, so Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo hate us.
> So instead they will just continue to scan your photos server-side.

Yep, and because of that we are not getting E2E services (Photos, backup), which would have been possible with this new technology.
I only downvote when a comment checks all of the following boxes for me:

* It has little to no content relating to the conversation.

* It is also unnecessarily provocative.

Basically if it looks like a troll, walks like a troll, and acts like a troll it get's the downvote.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29562785
Because war sucks but going to war is preferable to letting imperial japan and nazi germany rule the world.
Mental health conditions (like clinical depression, especially personality disorders etc) more often than not tends to be due to multiple factors, dominated by genetics and environmental/traumatic experiences. - [0]

Medicinal treatments along with therapy can help.

[0] - https://www.cdc.gov/mentalhealth/learn/index.htm
In Germany in the last summer we had monetary incentives to reduce intensive care units. Active ones, as you got funding for reducing the amount of beds in intensive care. To now blame the situation on unvaccinated instead of policy makers is misattributed. Also, we had severe problems even before covid became a problem too.

I heavily doubt that the 14% are the cause of the problems instead of being a very convenient excuse.
>So we lost yet another feature which would have increased the privacy.

With all the respect, there is one small detail: The search criteria is provided by third party organisation (funded by DOD), without option of public oversight due to nature of "sensitive" data set. This data set would be defined by similar "organisations" per country bases.

In my humble opinion this "privacy related solution" is Stasi wet-dream on steroids.

Some governments liked it so much, that they wanted it to be extended..
https://9to5mac.com/2021/09/09/csam-scan-encrypted-messages/
I like this as a placeholder look and feel? Looks fairly pretty, lets me focus on building the thing, and is easy to throw away when actual themeing takes place later.
I agree.

I have been in companies doing both.

It is my experience that it is a lot easier on Azure than AWS.
(At least as AWS was 2 years ago and Azure one year ago).
Agreed. I laughed. A worthy anecdote.
I hear a lot about replacing gas with hydrogen (completely doable with the existing infrastructure).
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The 1st-gen Zero had the same resonance cavity antenna on-board,[1][2] but it had a nicer design for the external antenna, namely a 0-Ohms(?) resistor that could be desoldered and resoldered at an angle (and be reverted if need be),[3] rather than crudely cutting the trace.

[1] https://i.redd.it/fido28zdv1331.jpg

[2] https://www.embeddedcomputing.com/technology/analog-and-powe...

[3] https://www.briandorey.com/post/raspberry-pi-zero-w-external...
And how many would that would be? 15 people? Please, elaborate in regard to the demographics of any country of your choice.
> and even the write-up is top notch

I enjoyed the pun, even more so now that "support" for the hardware notch on the screen is also mentioned in the article.
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> just weird unpleasant "squeeze" sensation in chest.

If the hypothesis of a non-satisfactory ATP production applies to you, then this is the moment of energy production decompensation. It causes the feeling of a sudden and unexplainable "halt" in consciousness/breathing/muscle activity, after that you become very alert and subconsciously start racing the heart/lungs, feeling that you are not ok. Some people even feel that they may pretty much die.

But the exact manifestation varies from person to person. An example of a real-world situation is presented in [1].

> It makes me breath way deeper, but frequency seems the same.

This also counts as hyperventilation. It's either frequency increase, deepness increase, or both.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29139740

P.S. I will monitor this thread from time to time in the following months. Just drop a reply if I can be of further help.
I still don't understand what's the goal here? It certainly isn't about catching child abuse. Any non completely stupid predator will have switched to Android already. Who is paying Apple to develop this feature that has zero (or negative!) value to the end user?

Is it governments that want to scan end user devices for content declared forbidden by them?
It's not out of stock, you just have to buy it at the market price, which may be more than you're willing to pay.

I just bought raspberry pi 4 on amazon through canakit. It came with a bunch of other stuff that was useful like sd card, case, cable, hdmi mini to hdmi converter, etc, so it really wasn't that bad.

Here's the equivalent for rpi zero for $50

https://smile.amazon.com/CanaKit-Raspberry-Wireless-Complete...
And of course "list" is defined as []int, so you get really peculiar results.
Where I went for my third, they'd taken over a small carpark and put up temporary canopies, so the "waiting area" is just a bunch of outside space, chairs, something to keep the rain off. People sit around on their phones, self-timing the wait. Throughput was their constraint, not capacity.

That setup was pretty low risk because it's naturally ventilated (even windy at times) and has lots of capacity because it's just a car park plus some canopies. But obviously in a city centre clinic it may be very hard to do this (my GP† is in the heart of the University where I work, set on the edge of a pleasant grassy leisure area with a stream, the car park is accessed from a service road behind) but I can imagine the city hospital couldn't do likewise, nor could GPs in other inner city areas of my own city.

† General Practitioner, ie the doctor who knows a little about almost everything that can go wrong with humans and works out in the community not at a hospital.
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A $200 smartphone isn’t enough for most people. They’ve been sold that ideology but all I see is people struggling with them constantly assuming that’s the best of the future in their hands.
If you do not trust them, you probably should not use their code, without deeper examination, either.