skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> That class needs to be on the server already

If you are talking about original log4shell then no! Jndi will grab a class definition from ldap, load it and then deserialize it.
In cases like these, I'm a strong proponent of turning it off and seeing who yells.
If you configure your static files caching correctly, they will be served directly by Cloudflare in the fastest way possible given the user has a modern browser. You can use http://webpagetest.org/ (or Chrome Dev Tools) and look for `cf-cache-status: HIT` header on the content that should be served directly by CF.
On the, er, spicier ends of Telegram people have been keeping logs of football (soccer) players that have been having heart issues recently. There have also been stories about people having heart issues due to "post-pandemic stress disorder" [1]

I'm not saying that I think the vaccine causes heart issues, but I definitely think governments wouldn't tell you the truth if it did.

[1] https://www.standard.co.uk/news/health/post-pandemic-stress-...
Yes, this is key: even the "bad examples" you gave, might have particular (non explicitly obvious) reasons behind them.

Things that are normalized because they're "common at the time" is not the only failure (false positive) mode.

Another is the (false negative) of "things denormalized because they're not popular anymore" (when they have utility that people can't readily see).
I'm not sure if it's the same thing but a few weeks after my 2nd shot of Moderna I feel like my chest (heart? lungs?) squeezes for a few seconds and then I have problems breathing normally for a few hours after that. This repeats almost every day. I had my heart and lungs checked but found no obvious problems. I don't know what to do or what additional tests necessary but hope this goes away :(
>doesn’t necessarily bode well for the six monthly booster subscription necessary in absence of airborne transmission interrupting NPIs.

Especially considering that the current booster shots are proven to be quite ineffective against the Delta and even less against the current Omicron mutation. Seemingly all of the risk, with none of the benefit.
I think there's a misunderstanding. funklute was asking about the pre-covid world, but your answer is about people who have covid.
According to that video, almost all of them have expired but there's one more that might be important that expires on April 27, 2022.
I am in Brazil, and I haven't seen any evidence of anyone using anything but their paper vaccine card.

When we traveled in October, the airlines were basing their covid checks on the destination country regulations. So to go to the USA it was based on a negative PCR test either in electronic form (so a pdf attachment on an email from the pharmacy/lab) or the printed paper from the test. What is the requirement for Spain?
Only temporarily. When I force myself to do something differently, the novelty might pull the weight off for a bit. It always comes back though. Exercise helps a little, when I can force myself to do it (which is hard; habits are slow to be gained, but can be broken quickly). What makes the most difference, is fasting (generally day fasts) and forcibly resetting my sleep schedule when it becomes nocturnal. The feeling of hunger is something real that I can hold on to, something to feel, even if it doesn't feel good. Waking early in the morning and sleeping at night seems to be helpful, but less so now that daylight only covers about 8 hours that I'm usually not outside for.
java.util.logging is available since Java 1.4. You don't need even those 3 lines.
One of my back-burner projects is putting some esp32s or similar around the house with microphones, streaming whatever audio they hear to Dragon NaturallySpeaking like in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SkdfdXWYaI#t=9m5s , but hooked up to home assistant scenes / automations instead of emacs commands.
So servers will now have to support HTTP/3, HTTP/2, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/0.9. Is added complexity worth it though?
"Dr. Spock - the old people are complaining about the kids again."

Yes, people have expressed similar views to yours for a long time. Quoting the Wikipedia entry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Common_Sense_Book_of_Baby_... :

> By the late 1960s, Spock faced widespread criticism for condoning an overly permissive parenting style. Many commentators blamed Spock for helping to create the counterculture of the 1960s. Critics believed the current youth were rebellious and defiant in part because they had been brought up by Baby and Child Care.

In https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10404752 I went back even further, by looking for "expect everything to be handed to them on a silver platter" and found

> (1960) 'I've known a lot of kids who were treated like little heroes. Afterward, they expected everything to be handed them on a silver platter— and it wasn't. They couldn't adjust.' "Beyond any doubt, the boys in Williamsport last week were treated as ...

> (1949) We have reared a bunch of weaklings in our young marrieds of today. Too much has been handed to them on a silver platter without their having had to work for it, and they lack the intestinal fortitude to meet life as a challenge.

> (1937) We want to teach them not just to sit back and expect things to be handed to them on a silver platter but with confidence, based on their training, to go out and get what they want. We need to stiffen a moral flabbiness that has been affecting our youth.

So, when was your golden Mayberry era?

Perhaps I should take the advice from 1995 from a letter from a father to his son, a new teacher - https://archive.org/details/sim_secondary-education-today_19...

> Stay out of the teachers’ lounge. It is a dark refuge for hard-core cynics who have nothing more constructive to do than whine. When they are not slandering students, other teachers, administrators, or parents, they are railing like Timon about the inequities of the profession. Three themes are common with these complainers: “Kids today are spoiled: they all want something handed to them on a silver platter but don’t want to work for it...” and “It’s the parents fault . . ” and “If I were running this school . . ” Blah, blah, blah. The lounge lizards know everything. Just ask them. Better yet, ignore them. When they pontificate, just smile and nod.

Smiling and nodding.
The 1:10000 number is reported by Australia, for young men only, during the first 7 days, characterized as higher than the average. The 1:25000 number is from the study on the general population.
> The planet is and will be fine,

You can't know that. Rising temperatures, acidity and water levels in oceans, deforestation, overfishing, drastic temperature amplitudes and higher frequency of natural disasters can all be devastating for whole ecosystems, which could have cascading effects. Nobody can reliably predict how all of that will turn out, but it could turn out really bad. Will the planet "be fine" if a big portion of ocean life is extinct and huge swaths of land are uninhabitable? Depends on your definition of fine i guess.
What is the death rate from COVID-19 for those younger than 40 and healthy that is with no underlying health issues such as immunodeficiency or diabetes?

Seriously asking, its like the modern web has thrown such a question into a kakfaesque hole.
> What happens when a depressed person forces themselves to do things that are associated with not being depressed? Workout, dopamine fasting, social interaction.

[Note: I am not a doctor, but I lived with people with depression]

Apparently, in the case of true clinical depression (i.e. not just "feeling down"), not much. The typical reaction is "yeah, whatever", and they do it for as long as you want them to do it because they don't feel like resisting.

A change of behavior/lifestyle can certainly help, in the same way that lifestyle changes can help with many other diseases, but forcing depressive people to do what non-depressive people do looks just as effective as forcing people with broken legs to walk.

It also looks like there is more than one form of depressions. But the way I see it, depressive people are not sad, they are emotionless. Nothing brings them joy, but nothing saddens them either. I didn't even notice any "binge" behavior, they are just as likely to gain or lose weight, because who cares about eating. Depression is not grieving.
Toyota Unveils 15 New EV Concepts, Says Lexus Will Be Electric-Only
At least the manufacturer has immunity.
To put things in perspective

We've already warmed up the planet by about 1C from pre-industrial times, and...well, pretty much nothing consequential happened

Based on the most likely temperature impacts of the most realistic emission scenarios, we're looking at an additional 0.8C (optimistic) to 1.5C (pessimistic) on top of that by the end of the century, with the temperatures plateauing shortly afterwards. No, Earth will not become the next Venus, nor will Greenland and Antarctic melt (it's -30C there right now)
"We found increased risks of myocarditis associated with the first dose of ChAdOx1 and BNT162b2 vaccines and the first and second doses of the mRNA-1273 vaccine over the 1–28 days postvaccination period, and after a SARS-CoV-2 positive test."
Interesting how you completely ignore the risk of an corona infection and totally underestimates the infection risk.
The virus will become endemic so the infection risk is near to 100%.
Additonally the virus is neurotrope so late effects are possible.
I’ve been structuring my styles with CUBE.css (https://cube.fyi) for a few months now and a classless approach fits the composition piece very well.

Example: In a particular context (say the <h3> tag in the <header> of each <section>) I almost always want a default style. On changing that style, I don’t want to modify markup. In future, when adding more pages, I don’t want to remember the particular combination of css classes that I’ve used elsewhere. When a particular face out is different (this <article> is a modal) then I can add meaningful class names to convey intentions.

From a practical perspective, I’ve found it to give me 90% of the UI I want at 10% of the cost.
>In people infected

That's measure people who got the vaccine and then got infected. It's not factoring in how the vaccine reduces infections.
Why the downvotes HN? Do you not like facts?
I read that the low ground-clearance of the 737 was really popular since it allowed easier/manual luggage loading at smaller airports. I suspect their existing stock of spare parts would also favour a refresh of the existing model compared to a new one?
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a) you want your site to look exactly like every other site which uses this framework (rare)

You can customise it
https://picocss.com/docs/#customization

b) every use of an element is for the exact same purpose (also rare)

Styling is done by combinations of elements. Consistency between those combinations is good design.
You're like the Pfizer of the JVM.
If you're selling via Ebay, does your sale price also account for the distributer fees, shipping and handling, and withheld sales tax?
Most regular doctors have no clue about it, as it's not their specialty, they just parrot the governmental institutions official position, such as "take the vaccine".

Hence the necessity of long term independent studies on the effect of each vaccine and the combinations of several vaccine, if people mix them when getting a booster.
Given that COVID seems to be on the path to be endemic, you should consider X to be close to 100%.
Does anxiety produce ectopic heartbeats?
>>Why isn't it entitlement on Analogue's side to offer so low a bid and with ridiculous restrictions?

Because at the end of the day it's just an offer. She should have just said no, or named a price that was appropriate. The blogpost is literally about nothing, just a failed business transaction like millions that happen every day, but it gets weirdly personal for no real reason that I can see.
I will be interested to see how HTTP/3 fares on Virgin in the UK. I believe the Superhub 3 and Superhub 4 have UDP offload issues, so it's all dealt with by the CPU, meaning throughput is severely limited compared to the linespeed.

Waiting for Superhub 5 to be officially rolled out before upgrading here!
> I remember doctors and media denying AstraZeneca Blood cloths for months, before they added to the official adverse reaction list, finally.

29.1.2021: EU approval for the vaccine is granted

~10.3.2021: first countries pause usage, EMA officially starts investigating.

18.3.2021: risk of blood clots is added to list of known potential side effects

so not even 2 months.

EDIT: and to pre-empt hair-splitting which list counts:

7.4.2021: moved from "potential side effect" to "known side effect". ~ 2 months and a week.
"This project involves data derived from patient-level information collected by the National Health Service (NHS), as part of the care and support of cancer patients. The SARS-Cov-2 test data are collated, maintained and quality assured by Public Health England (PHE). "

"BRC. M.S.-H. is supported by the National Institute for Health Research Clinician Scientist Award (NIHR-CS-2016-16-011). J.H.-C. and K.M.C. are supported by the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre. N.L.M. and K.M.C. are supported by the British Heart Foundation (Chair Awards CH/F/21/90010, CH/16/1/32013), Programme Grant (RG/20/10/34966) and Research Excellence Awards (RE/18/5/34216, RE18/3/34214). A.S. is supported by the Health Data Research United Kingdom BREATHE Hub. This research is part of the Data and Connectivity National Core Study, led by Health Data Research United Kingdom in partnership with the office of National Statistics and funded by United Kingdom Research and Innovation (grant MC_PC_20029)"

In what universe isn't this the government pushing for the study?
“We are a safe cloud storage ” No pcloud, no
According to many tech websites, pCloud is offered as a very secure service that values privacy. But check this link, the my.pcloud (which contains all files) is tracked by multiple parties. Can we really not trust any cloud company?
sometimes, mostly for a16z events and local tech events (Vietnam & Southeast Asia). I don't understand and don't follow the hate (overhyped, overfunding, etc.) but I think the app is very smooth and works pretty well for me.
Indeed and the context is vaccination for high school kids. I mean, if they are observing some outliers maybe that should be investigated first rather than brushed aside?
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In Raku/Perl6 these things can be renamed and shaped on the fly. I think that is an amazing capability of a language. Its a little bit mind boggling to me.
>Especially considering that the current booster shots are proven to be quite ineffective against the Delta and even less against the current Omicron mutation. Seemingly all of the risk, with none of the benefit.

Quite the opposite. The study in South Africa showed a 70% protection against hospitalisation from Omicron, the level is even higher for Delta.
I don't think monogamous relationships have something to do with them being sacred and more with partners that have incentives and expectations for their emotional involvement. I believe open relationships are the opposite of maturity and lack commitment and of admittance to yourself and your own needs. But I have no experience here, it just seems silly to me that if two people are unhappy to pull even more people into it.

To equate open mindedness with your preference in relationships or sexual ambitions is quite reductive. Might have been different just 30-40 years ago, but today it seems to be more controversial to say that you do not want to see displays of sexuality everywhere or that you look for classic relationships. There are also almost no expectation of society towards any forms in relationships. I could not name you a single one aside from some tax laws.

Your definition of conservatism is turned around in my opinion.
It’s pretty customizable. I’d argue that changing from default colors, fonts and spacing results in a very different aesthetic. With pico, this is easy to do with a handful of css variables - so you don’t even need a pre/post-processor.
Read the summary again. Even the vaccine with the highest risk only had 1/4 of the risk of proper SARS-CoV-2.
Gold is failing as an inflation hedge because Bitcoin is much more liquid and easier to transport through space.

I myself took part of the system of biying ,,physical'' gold eithout really touching it myself, thereby helping the system of paper gold.
Hi, do you have an email I can reach you at? Would love to chat more about this.
Apple removes references to CSAM  from its child safety webpage
Yes https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/heart-palpitations/
What did you expect, Pfizer wanted to make drug for dealing with a heart problem, hypertension, but made erections by accident instead.
That's not the view of the EU, many countries in it are heavily pro-nuclear and fighting to have it marked as "green".
The bulletproofed tools that breaks left and right and often create migrations which results in down time. I haven't used liquibase, but Flyway frequently breaks and migrations often involves downtime, though I'm sure that can be worked around by carefully creating the changes.

The best solution I've seen is to write the migrations by hand, including rollback scripts. This goes for both schema changes and data changes. Schema changes should, in my opinion, be done out of sync with code changes. The new schema is applied first, if that runs for a few days, code can be updated to use the schema. This allows for easier schema and code rollbacks.
>Are there clinical trials which mix and match vaccines, e.g. as boosters?

Why do clinical trials when you can do live trials for free.
Just wait a few month and look at the situation in France.

France bought a huge stock of Moderna but people there only want Pfizer, so now they have a huge stock of Moderna and a shortage of Pfizer. So to re-balance their inventory they decided that people over 30 can no longer have the choice of what vaccine they get.

And they have also recently speed-up vaccination effort by requiring to have a less than 7 month injection/contamination after January the 15th or be severely constrained in daily life. So in about two months, you'll have a huge influx of guinea pigs data.

So if you just turned 30 and never vaccinated you are up for the Moderna huge dose that they tell you they consider not safe for people a few days younger than you are, (and the dosage was probably too heavy because it has now been reduced for the boosters).
> The only real question is do you want to be vaccinated when that happens to you.

I don't really care. I haven't even had the flu yet and I am in my 40s. The question is also what state the virus will be in by the time it reaches any particular person (Omicron seems likely to be less severe than delta). and what that person's vaccination status will be at that time in terms of time since last booster etc. Also, vaccines seem to decrease in effectiveness with each booster shot over a certain number.
Not so much a nitpick because with checked exceptions your method signature can declare multiple types of exception whereas Result generalizes your specific exceptions to Throwable, which you can't pattern match with the compiler being able to enforce exhaustiveness.

So to achieve the same exhaustiveness as a method like

User createUser() throws IOException, BusinessException

you would need both a Result-like construct and union types

Either<User, IOException | BusinessException> createuser()

which few mainstream languages offer.
Otherwise you type is unable to express that only IOException and BusinessException are thrown and you don't need to handle a default Throwable case.
>the losers go back home

It should be noted that often when wars of independence happen there are still many people who identify with the side of the "losers" whose homes are on the "winners" side, and vice versa.

For example Greek independence did not magically transmit the Turks living in their borders to Turkey, nor did it transfer the Greeks living in Turkey to Greece.
What was needed to resolve that situation was ethnic cleansing via the deportation of the populations to their respective countries, in such that a country where they hadn't lived before can be called "theirs".
This is awesome, the engineering and execution is simply inspiring.
It's a little bit more complicated.
The severity of the mycarditis from the vaccines and corona differ.
Run arbitrary commands when files change
Is it just that infrared light doesn't focus as easily as visible light unless you scale up the size of the telescope accordingly? (For instance, at some point light stops behaving like light and starts behaving like radio waves.)
Brazilian Ministry of Health Hit by a Second Cyberattack
Ideally yes. But keep in mind that many effect (both of the virus and the vaccines) are still not taken into account. Doing that would mean this exact point would move almost constantly, which would be good imho, but I can imagine this does not fly in general.
> You can’t even isolate X applications without running other X.org because there is no permission control once the application has access into socket, and with socket it can see everything. And you can’t really rework that. Sometimes you need to rewrite whole thing.

Actually you can, the X server can run applications in an untrusted state where they cannot see other resources. It is not straightforward to setup though so running a nested X server is much simpler - at least until you realize that the same "untrusted" app has access to the rest of your system anyway.

> It is X.org which provides access for keystrokes and windows.

You can avoid that if you want but as others have mentioned you are way more likely to need that functionality for legitimate purposes.
This probably sounds harsh, but are all vaccine-bashing readers deliberately selectively-illiterate?
In the abstract (academic for "TL;DR") it literally states that Covid is between 7 and 40 times more likely to cause Myocarditis.

And a lot of you write about palpitations, which can also be caused by stress and anxiety. I'm 30, in good physical shape, and used to have weekly episodes with irregular heartbeats due to severe stress. Now I'm vaccinated (which is for 99.999% of us obviously completely irrelevant to experiencing this, but a lot of commenters draw that conclusion) and the palpitations are gone. Let's not base conclusion on anecdotal evidence, please. For the same reason that my grandpa lived until 85 while smoking since he was 13.
Sure there is, however our company and debug culture also did not take restarts as a solution for memory leaks either.

Sometimes quality matters more than money
It's 2021 and 80% of the load time is spent generating the page because of slow backend languages such as Python and then 20% of the load time is spent compiling and executing the frontend Javascript. I am sceptical that these improvements will even move the needle.
Certain countries in the EU view that nuclear energy is not "green", not the whole EU. The European Commission will make a call very soon for the upcoming funding period and frankly it looks like they will support nuclear energy.
Not sure about irregular heart beats. But when I was burning out from my PhD a very heavy and intense heart beat was the most notable physical symptom. There was no underlying problem, I was just going through a great deal of emotional stress.

The problem with anxiety is that it leads to intense heart beating and your anxiety then leads you to assume something physically wrong with your heart. You don’t think rationally on stress!
I had heart issues, still have shortness of breath and headaches after second dose.
I have not reported it but I was close to calling ambulance one night. I lost faith in doctors here. They are laser focused on jabbing everything that moves and apparently they get £15 for each jabbed person. It's disgusting.