skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for that insight. When it comes to Stocks & Co. I don't know much, if anything. I find it always interesting to read information, that puts things into a relative perspective. The information I had was from an infographic I saw a few weeks ago.
If you want to bring workers into a store and train them you have to pay them for the time they spent even if they leave halfway though.
My problem with that question is that it seems to imply that of something has a very small probability to happen, then it cannot really happen. This is false. The probability of me generating my precise GPG or writing this exact comment were ridiculously small before these events happened, and still they happened.

Or, from another point of view, it's worthless to ask what is the probability of something that has already happened. Once something has happened (i.e., if you constrain to that thing having happened) its probability is one, full stop. You have to ask a question before running the experiment.
Wasn’t even that.
Next step: decentralizing encrypted group calls [0]

[0]: https://2021.commcon.xyz/talks/extending-matrix-s-e2ee-calls...
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He doesn't have a small claim, he wants a specific performance, that is he would be suing to have a judge force Apple to contract with his business. For that, with that opponent, you would need a whole legal team.
I own a personal MBP and 2 work MBPs. I am still in the market for a laptop like this. I would buy this for the express intent of being able to game when I go visit my parents. I'm usually visiting them for 1-2 weeks at a time. I dont want to transport my gaming desktop for a visit of that length. Apple laptops are just not the same use case as this laptop.
What I'd like to see operating systems do is move to a simple YAML or similar format for creating install configs. I think cloud-init has something similar but always had issues.
...so what was the app?
Who the fuck has time for this bullshit? I don't miss developing mobile apps.
And still, in 2021, after so many exploits, realizing the futility of trying to fix these bugs and adding their "blast door" process, some Apple dev calls image parsing code where it doesn't belong. The people that are supposed to maintain the element of the OS that has been abused most by nation states do not know the internal APIs they are working with, even just to display looping GIFs.

This negligence is killing journalists and activists.
Yes but they’re are paying for a proven exploit, not sinking money into R&D
This is only true where the system at least somewhat works. In other places you get police press conferences where they say "The president/governor has already given us orders to investigate the crime".
Cool approach to have private data in distributed personalized databases!
The day they offer a model with physical mouse buttons, I'm ordering one.
I wish there was a board that focused on providing a VS Code server to iPads over USB-C, with all the cost allocated to processor and memory, and very basic (or no) display hardware. It feels strange that such a powerful tablet would need such a thing but, if the board was powerful enough and got out of the way, it would be a nice option to overcome the restrictions that prevent iPad from being a more general mobile software development machine.
But this was specifically in reference to introducing statically-typed tech into something that didn't have it (the original quote was "companies have been backporting typescript/mypy/sorbet onto existing dynamic codebases"), therefore it's new in the sense that it wasn't in that place before and now it is being introduced there. So there could absolutely be a honeymoon period local to that team/project.
There's also the chance that while we may be able to come up with a polynomial algorithm for integer factorization, it's not actually practical to run still. Remember computational complexity discards the constants on that polynomial. Practically speaking x^2 + x is a lot different from 2^64x^2 + 2^32x + 2^16 :)
Bill Gates is doing the same thing. It's annoying.

https://agfundernews.com/gates-if-not-for-climate-then-why-i...
Kronos payroll management platform hit with ransomware
I would feel deeply uncomfortable if a parent (or anyone, really) were able to essentially listen in on every conversation I have. A tool that goes this far with monitoring really needs to be installed with consent from all parties.
You’ll want a breakout board to connect it to motors, or see other projects. It’s possible to make a separate mobile platform for the sensors on the phone and have it gather info.

You’re going to want to look for NPUs and probably not GPUs. If you don’t have any idea check this out for inspiration. https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.10934
The DJI founders wanted engineers to be seen as hero’s instead of sports stars. He sponsors engineers to complete here, the prize is their dream job.
https://www.robomaster.com/en-US
From what I gather, what the author is trying to say is that things are not distributed as ones intuition may first lead you to believe. Could be a charitable interpretation but that's how I read it.
Show HN: Overpass – a self-hosted video live streaming app
Nice! I was thinking about something like that too. E.g. building symlinks for all the deps into a local directory and use it as PYTHONPATH. I tried it with your example on GitHub and it worked. And then if all the developers are using something like direnv[1] this PYTHONPATH variable could easily be set for everyone.

How do you manage dependencies for the fine-grained Bazel targets (like py_library)? Do you write them manually or using some language-specific tools like Gazelle? If you do use the tool, do you have anything in place to automate it?

Couple years ago I had a pretty bad experience with people complaining about having to execute Gazelle manually. In my ideal world view I'd want to add an import statement in code and just run `bazel build`. So I ended having a wrapper that would run Gazelle before running Bazel all the time, but it slowed thing down quite a bit, because it was doing a lot of unnecessary work.

[1]: https://direnv.net
Schools are funded through income tax and property tax generally. Where did they lose the 3,500 students to? Some other school?
How to not be crap: filter out 90% of yourself.
I run a small apt repository without signing, delivered over HTTPS only.
Then I tell users to put `trusted=yes` in the source line.
There's no APT signing key, no risk of compromise, and no need to backup.
(saw your update below, but for the record), ASAP is relative.

Who's to say when it's possible for you to sign and return it? It's not possible for me to sign a contract of substance without consulting my spouse and maybe a lawyer.

If they come back with it's not a substantive contract, then ask why it's important to sign it?

ALSO:

Is there anything going on with your company? At my last job, I was asked about my NDA (which got missed during hiring/orientation) when a round of funding was happening and due diligence was being done that they had employee NDAs for everyone.
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Hello HN!

Overpass is an app I made for self-hosted video live streaming. I originally made the tool for a friend of mine's Patreon service, as he wished to have a private streaming service just for his subscribers. Unlisted YouTube streams were taken down for copyright issues when he did DJ sets, which became a hassle after a while. I originally started with barebones nginx-rtmp, but found it to be too tedious to ask people to open VLC or whatever media player they have to watch the stream.

From that point on, I decided to fully commit to making a live streaming service from "scratch".
Overpass is my first venture into making a web application with HTML/CSS, as I've primarily been making CLI apps for my own personal use. It doesn't look all that fancy, but it does the job for us.

Overpass uses Oauth2 via Discord for authentication, as most people subscribed to his Patreon already have access to our server. This is why Overpass can also prevent anyone outside a certain Discord server from gaining access to the app.

There is currently no admin panel, and everyone has the same rights, so it is not intended for deployment in a large public community just yet.

It also automatically records and archives every stream!

The app is written in Python with Flask, however, I am planning to port it to FastAPI as I want to try something else.

I hope you guys find it easy enough to play around with, if not, let me know what I can improve upon. Thank you for reading!
It's opt-in. And the data is not about you!

What is so difficult to understand?
The focus of the question should not be on the independence of the probability, at the very least: you are setting a responder up for failure, and that rarely leads to satisfaction. Perhaps the only problem is with the given response: if it was "Yes, BUT..."

If you expect the "why the hell does she want to do that", you can't ask that in a quiz form. Why the hell are we collecting potions: I couldn't care less, right? And then you suspend your disbelief, and then suddenly, "uh-uh, that's too unlikely, you should have questioned your assumptions."
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5982313
Maybe he should explain his Brexit position? As far as I know this man is not an expert in anything but shirking expensive gimmicky fans and being a huge hypocrite, why he should be considered a authority in design I don't know.

I've ways wondered what clout James Dyson gets for being confused with Freeman Dyson, an actual genius.
r/LostRedditors
Being busy all the time is not cool anymore. We should stop glorifying the Hustle Culture, overbooked calendars, and multitasking.

I did this for a long time, which harmed me and my team
Not to mention how socially alienating it would be to have this on your phone- who wants to text the person whose parents listen in to every conversation they have?
> Wirecard scandal

Oh yes, the regulation (BaFin?) totally was out of order on that one!
16 GB is more than sufficient for the vast majority, especially with a decent frequency.
I think there's a big qualitative difference between having a Youtube Kids profile and filtering access to certain content versus completely negating a child's digital privacy like this. It actually reminds me of that one Black Mirror episode[1].

Ethically, I agree with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child[2], which states in Article 16:

>No child shall be subjected to arbitrary or unlawful interference with his or her privacy [...].

>The child has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arkangel_(Black_Mirror)

[2] https://www.ohchr.org/en/professionalinterest/pages/crc.aspx
I really dislike Dyson.

1) Move to Singapore, citing that Britain won't join the euro as a factor.
2) EU energy efficiency test goes against his product
3) Campaigns for Brexit

I had one of his vacuum cleaners and it was under powered and always needed cleaning inside. I got a Meile with a bag afterwards. Much more powerful for less money.
Just an FYI full mesh would still require communicating with a third-party server, at the very least for initial networking when joining/leaving a group call.

The whole point of E2E encryption is so that passing data through a third party shouldn't matter in the first place.

And lastly, even when you have just a 1:1 video chat, sending and receiving full resolution/quality multimedia can still be way too much for some peoples' internet connections. UX is extremely important for Signal, as unreliable video chat is a surefire way for those less caring about privacy to hop back over to a privacy-violating alternative.

I feel sorry for those working on bringing security/privacy to everyone, as they have to appease power users and privacy absolutists, along with one's grandmother and the TikTok generation.
Tools for finding log4shell in jars and source
Does LLVM do the inline caching itself? Or does it just enable zig to do this optimization?
No idea, but the compiler engineers are wizards.
At $company, this is core to how decisions are made. There's no need to get stuck for an extended period of time on "two-way door" decisions; they can always be reverted. Inversely, decisions that cannot be reverted require due consideration. When there are multiple pending decisions, categorizing them into "one-way door" or "two-way door" decisions can help greatly.
> It's very clearly trained on a white-male dataset.

TBF the Beatles look amazing in the Peter Jackson documentary, though the original material was shot on 16mm.
I just went into the hardware store last week. The cashier at the store was talking to someone he knew. He actually took the job there because he had retired, and had nothing to do. So he works there for 20/hrs a week. So for him, he needed work.

I don't think there's anything wrong with that at all... but I do that kind of interesting. I like to think that if I had unlimited free time, there's no way I'd ever be bored, I have so many things that I love doing... No way I'd give up 20 hours of my week just to go work as a cashier when I don't need to.

That said... things might change when I get older.
This is not the case.

I wasn’t comparing anything to gold (or whatever other asset). The energy expended is cited as a reason for the value of the token, but the utility of that energy, even if it were a near infinite amount, is still zero, because it’s already been expended. It’s a fully sunk cost.

The magic that people try to conjure by saying the cost of mining means it’s valuable is provably not true. That energy isn’t stored as value in the token, it’s gone.

To use your analogy - I’m not saying the value accrues to the miner of the coal/gold/whatever. It accrues to the owner. The asset in this case is not the token, it’s the energy.

The re-deployment of that energy to other use cases is not a transaction between the purchaser of the energy and the owner of the token, it’s a transaction between the purchaser and the energy company. In dollars.
Hey I just want to let you know that you're not alone and there are other sane people out there that aren't just grumbling but keeping on with the boiling frog.

Even though the new mbps look really nice, I've got a Framework laptop sitting at home that I'm in the process of migrating to (that's $4k of MBP max that apple have missed out on).

And early next year, I'm moving off the iphone platform onto probably a pixel and switching the OS to something like Graphine. It's going to be fun and experimental.

I'm also looking to hire some developers next year, provided laptops will be Linux too.
> structured careers with well-defined benefits that they keep even after retirement

That's why careers have a stock comp. Jobs don't.

> accumulate experience that's valued by their employers all the way to retirement

Real engineers do get that.

> don't need to emigrate/move to SFBA/NYC/London/Berlin
> speak foreign languages
> be surrounded by aliens from distant lands

I can't help but hear a dog whistle here...
This is just a Clevo. System76 (the Pangolin) and a billion other companies sell the exact same thing

https://clevo-computer.com/en/laptops-configurator/purpose/m...
The SFUSD faced huge budget shortfalls before the pandemic. Here's a June 2020 article discussing the ongoing issue: https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/breed-announces-parcel-tax-m... Notice that they mention that the potential for layoffs were already announced in February of 2019 (see earlier article at https://www.sfexaminer.com/news/educators-hit-with-first-lay...).

The costs of the pandemic and the decline in enrollment have certainly significantly exacerbated the problems. But one of the reasons so many locals (of all political persuasions) were upset with the school board committing so much attention to changing the names of schools and related social activist causes is because all the while they were dithering on addressing far more pressing budgetary problems and related structural issues. And they continued to do so even into the pandemic.
The second process doesn't technically report until it has closed references to the binary it is writing (last time I checked). If anything errors after that, it doesn't effect your created executable in any way.
This notion about cut-off y-axes is the data visualization equivalent of “correlation is not causation”: it’s a valid point that’s easily understood, so everyone latches on to it and then uses it to proof their smartitude, usually with the intonation of revealing grand wisdom.

Meanwhile, there are plenty of practitioners who aren’t obviously to the argument, but rather long past it: they know there are situations where it’s totally legitimate to cut the axis. Other times, they might resort to a logarithmic axis, which is yet another method of making the presentation more sensitive to small changes.
I work on the VCL component of LibreOffice. Where are the technical docs on how gestures work?
Ask HN: Does AWS Lambda invoke url feature just vanished?
Link redirects and no mention of it in docs
The only difference is that you are expected to tag differently. For instance if you had reporoot/hello/go.mod, you would create tags like hello/v1.2.3
It doesn’t matter how much of resiliency engineering you do. Having everything in a single AZ is a risk. If this is acceptable then it’s fine if not you need to think of multi az from day 1.
Nothing about testing at those frequencies is cheap, and very little of it is easy, but it's certainly doable for someone who already has the lab.
Patrick Collison appeared on EconTalk a few years ago a similar/same topic. I recall it was a good episode, might be worth a listen for those interested in these kinds of efforts.

> Patrick Collison, co-founder and CEO of Stripe, talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about the pace of innovation. Collison argues that despite enormous increases in the numbers of scientists and researchers, the pace of progress in scientific and technological understanding does not seem to be increasing accordingly. The conversation looks at the challenge of measuring innovation and whether the pace of innovation should be a matter of concern and if so, what might be done about it.

https://www.econtalk.org/patrick-collison-on-innovation-and-...
GNU Guix can do that. You can describe [1] the system in Guile Scheme and you can install a system or create a virtual machine image from that configuration.

[1] - https://guix.gnu.org/en/manual/en/html_node/Using-the-Config...
> is that Signal deliberately doesn't operate a serverside directory or buddy list service.

how do people again discover each other on Signal most of the time?

Anyways, nothing prevents Signal form creating it's own contact list within the app, perhaps bootstrapped from the existing one
Because the solutions to these problems is not pure tech. For the most part, these problems require contentious or difficult policy and cultural changes.
Again: Reading comprehension. Reread OPs comment again, he wasn't referring to some averages over all projects, he was telling you to take any project and you will see similar issues.
> They went open-source and lost all our IP instantly.

Can you explain what this means? Like - other people copied your work?

Genuinely wondering, OSS noob here...
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Re-typing commands from SE answers without consulting a man is a bad idea even with long options. SE is a good place when you don't know where to start or which man to read, but once you see an answer it is better to check in mans/docs how suggested command would work and what it will do. But I agree that if you want to help someone who doesn't know particular command it is better to use long options.
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Jailbreak it, my iPhone is a mobile Unix OS. Relevant CLI has been ported, APT since iPhone 2G. I have neovim for instance. You can use VNC. Here is some Unix tools https://github.com/ProcursusTeam/Procursus

Or consider this: https://en.jingos.com/jingpad-a1/
100% with you on this one. My life feels so boring in comparison!
In theory, any framework that follows the WSGI guidelines should be able to run on top of FastWSGI and take advantage of its speed.

There are many frameworks out there. I do intend to test out some more. For now I've only tested the popular Flask framework and a simple bare bones WSGI app.

Flask was never developed to be lightning fast. Even still, I am quite surprised at how slow it is now that I've seen what kind of numbers can be achieved. I haven't looked deep into it to see where the issues might be.

As for security, that is a work in progress... I definitely wouldn't use FastWSGI in production in the projects current state. It's still early days in terms of development.
> and it was decided

I love how these stories always go all passive-voice at key moments.
Funny, because I think that title is better than the one that they chose.
That's one interpretation. He also slumps backwards rather than forwards. In JFK Revisited, Oliver Stone looked into the hospital staff that saw him at Parkland Hospital and all of the accounts he was able to find had the back of JFK's head blown out with an exit wound.
Car break-ins on the rise across the Bay Area; how some are 'risking it all'
I just assumed they were broken or that the image server was slashdotted.
Start taking on the role of tech lead, where you are still an individual contributor but demonstrating project management capabilities of increasing complexity. For more on this topic, read The Manager's Path.
Thank you for sharing this Kent, I got a tremendously valuable insight from it.

I run a company and I love my work. And I recognise that this puts me in an extremely lucky minority. And my business has been successful enough that I could even quit working, but I enjoy it too much to. I also love my family. But there are never enough hours in the day. I could spend 16 hours a day with my kids and it would not be enough. I could spent it working, and my business would want more. I look back on the last 10 years and feel many regrets about how my time was spent in both directions.

So I feel like a failure constantly. I am not the husband I wish I was, not the CEO I wish I was, not the parent I wish I was. Because they all want 100%. I can’t get this balance right.

The point I took from your post is that this balance is meant to be difficult when you love both sides of the things you attempt to balance. Because giving time to one takes from the other.

I feel a lot more at peace for reading it. Thank you for writing it.

PS:

Lots of the comments here question the “need to work” point or admonish those of us who do derive substantial meaning from our work and wish we had more time for our work. I think that’s missing the point. Replace “work” with something socially acceptable that you love, like I dunno, protecting baby penguins or teaching orphans. You could spend 100% of your time doing that. Now balance it against the other things you love. Don’t feel bad about not getting that balance right, because by giving to one you take from the other, and both would love 100%. If work for you is something to be minimised as much as possible then I don’t think a post about work life balance is particularly relevant to you, because you must have it figured out.