skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just to settle any speculation: it's one of several funny skits from a Finnish comedy group (whose name escaped me) which was active in the 1970s. Most of what they did was Monty Python-esque and sometimes with a sprinkle of satire over typical societal/informational videos coming out of the Nordic countries' social services departments of that time.
So preliminary reports are inaccurate when they disagree with your viewpoint, but you had no problem claiming that actual suicides went up by 50% because over the course of 4 months, a preliminary report showed that suspected suicide attempts among girls aged 12 to 17 increased by 50%...
"Karl Marx was right, socialism works, it is just that he had the wrong species"

It seems that what Marx called socialism is basically communism.

By 1888, Marxists employed socialism in place of communism as the latter had come to be considered an old-fashioned synonym for socialism. It was not until after the Bolshevik Revolution that socialism was appropriated by Vladimir Lenin to mean a stage between capitalism and communism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socialism
Wait sorry, this might be actually critically important.

When you say same IP range, what do you mean? The IP that the login attempt happened from starts with 160.?

If 4 of us (in this thread) all had quasi-successful login attempts to our accounts, it could mean that some LastPass master passwords have been leaked...?? Or LastPass has been compromised?
Zig has all of those things, if you consider defer to be a form of automatic cleanup.
http://www.kohala.com/start/papers.others/doors.html
Off the cuff, The Netherlands is currently in lockdown, and I can't remember the other ones.
If you have no idea then don't make such a bold and unqualified claim.
Yeah there are dozens of spinoffs inspired by NeRF, it's kind of amazing
Great to see Herzog on the list. Highly recommend "Werner Herzog, A Guide for the Perplexed", which is a great collection of musings in his own words about life and art, including various anecdotes related to both. Probably one of my favorite books in recent times.
Far from an expert,but https://www.dan.me.uk/bgplookup lists it as owned by AS202769, which is apparently "Cooperative Investments LLC"
Scamalytics[1] states that much of their address space is VPNs, so the trail may go cold here.

[1] https://scamalytics.com/ip/isp/cooperative-investments-llc
There is always this huge perception difference of people that only attend congresses online or per streaming. If you would have been on location for any of the congresses you know how the overall vibe would be rather political than not.
Everything negative about the Covid situation, apart from the virus itself, was self-inflicted.
i disagree, it's just backward to need to import a package
The US is under-vaccinated versus its affluent peers and is also just about the heavy weight champ of the world (ie loaded with comorbidities that amp up the Covid mortality rate, such as diabetes). What's confusing about it?
.... So you just stated the highest number you saw, that applied to a small chunk of the population, for a limited timeframe, only for ER visits, as "the increase in suicides" (with no extra qualifiers)?
Hmm. So I don't know if this means anything, but I was googling for the IP address and wound up at https://ipinfo.io/160.116.88.235 which says hostname: visit.keznews.com. When you go to that hostname, it's one of the best phishing sites I've ever seen. They dynamically inserted my ISP's logo (Spectrum) and tried to do a phishing attempt:

https://i.imgur.com/C9HQw1c.png

The full non-clickable URL:

https://us.poonstate.click/us/i/spectrum/?track=u.pslnk.link&key=eyJ0aW1lc3RhbXAiOiIxNjQwNjM4NTIyIiwiaGFzaCI6IjNiZjRkYTg5MTA5MzMzNmU5NjRmMjZiNDY1NWUyN2UwMjk3NzI0OTYifQ%3D%3D&tsid=7ae4766b-0de5-4865-9f1b-025a45c71c3f&bemobdata=c%3D314f53db-f844-46ea-99f8-f277456639d3..l%3Df57d9a37-1c67-4958-ac52-6f4854ce6840..a%3D2..b%3D1..z%3D0.0016..e%3Dzr4b7f4393675711ecb78f122b3efc6f65f31163358f914cea90c49d2c8cc35b7b0612682b8c773fbcf1..c1%3Dwhiskey-oar-eAcMKVvZ..c2%3Dgriseous-trout..c4%3DDOMAIN..c6%3DNON-ADULT..c8%3D1655308..c9%3Dfbb8c5b0-5140-11ec-a217-0aea8b85a94f..c10%3D0#

I went through and answered the "questions", and it tried to take me to the actual phishing site:

https://i.imgur.com/wYt5WB3.png

https://i.imgur.com/Picaw4a.png

Screenshots of the actual phishing site

https://i.imgur.com/Bh5c2lZ.png

https://i.imgur.com/q7xnSki.png

https://i.imgur.com/GX4hWnQ.png

And its url (non-clickable):

https://welcome.myonlineeconomy.com/us/238700/25/?pubid=aff-us&pob=3&click_id=61ca28bcf92ca000011aa4c0&subid=RT-60338e1b79fcbe00012195a3-168&utm_medium=mail&utm_term=ipadpro&terms=y&email=&fname=&lname=&fp=&address=&city=&zip=&state=&lpkeyua=a17666fa4eadface9331c0311b1e8875.1640638952

Now, the interesting part is that this phishing attempt only happened once. When I tried to visit again just now, it just says "something went wrong" (on the first site) and "Access denied" (on the second site).

I saved the sites to disk as I went, but I doubt these dumps will tell you much. Just in case though:

1. https://gist.github.com/shawwn/4deace812e7c752949a0df096ef66...

2. https://gist.github.com/shawwn/721f235e760dd2257cd760edb1188...

Long story short: It sounds like all of you got phished. I suspect you installed a malicious app that somehow targeted your web browser's LastPass extension, modifying it to send your master password to these fine people. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's not almost the same though. It's showing a 20% increase during flu season.
No.

Lots of people follow their conviction; travel far away to hurt others and deminish their and others humanity, that might be to help someone but in the end it's not ethical. Recently there was an discussion about the quote from Aristotle¹ that can be shorten to "virtues are actions, not words", but that leads to misinterpretations. Same with this quote from Tutu, you can not take it out of context and make it out as neutral to the ethics.

[¹] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29662031
let's not make any ridiculous assumptions
Being efficient is part of being smart. Sadly the older you are the less time you have to spend time trying to fix things that you don't care about, and the less the knowledge you gain is worth to you (simply because you have less career- and life-span left to use it).

Yes, I've flashed routers in the past, including the Linksys WRT54G, and in some cases I've even built a dedicated PC to run as a router, back when that was a bit more in vogue.

But is it worth the time to do it yet again? Probably not. I'd rather get an Apple-like router that works perfectly out of the box, with sensible defaults and little configuration necessary, and which is regularly auto-updated with security fixes. That way I can spend my time on new things.
yes, we don't talk about that one
Good questions for sure!

In my case, the LastPass master password hadn't been used since 2017. It was stored (safely, I presume or at least hope!) in a local encrypted KeePass password manager file.

I definitely could have malware on my computer that sniffed/read the KeePass file while it's temporarily unencrypted (when I open it to get a password).
In 2019, the US had 47,511 deaths from suicide and 28,000 from flu. In 2020, the US had 377,883 deaths from COVID.

You're looking at an order of magnitudes more deaths. And that's before you add in deaths from hospitals being overloaded from COVID.

https://afsp.org/suicide-statistics/

https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/2018-2019.html

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/70/wr/mm7014e1.htm

According to the New York Times, we're up to 52,244,696 reported cases and 814,970 deaths total so far.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/us/covid-cases.html

In 2019: 2,854,838 people died in the United States.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm
Raised Catholic, but never seriously and after high school the only churches i attended were for weddings and funerals. But at some point in my twenties i lost a close friend, had some weird experiences of suffering and bliss and acceptance. Then started reading all over the place to try understand my experiences. I found the tao to be very helpful, and thomas mertons writing also very helpful. I often come back to his writing on desert mystics to start the day. And I always allow myself the time to watch the sunlight glinting off the leaves of the trees outside my window.
Only those who sell direct to consumers. Companies who sell to distributors and retailers in the EU work with different rules.
100% atheism is not incompatible with spiritual experience or practice, at least if you take seriously the claim that sam harris makes which is that what spiritual experiences all have in common is a perception of selflessness, combined with the observation that what we know of physics implies a lack of any distinct self, and what we know of psychology says all the things we think of as "self" don't map at all to our understanding of how the brain actually works.
You seem to be citing reports vaguely related to the possibility of increased suicides as "50% increase in suicide" while downplaying reports suggesting the opposite as unreliable. Is this extreme bias intentional or something you stand by?
I'm reasonably sure that "fair use" doesn't mean what you think it means.
Thank you for the wisdom!
veed.io is also doing well. Check out how they started on IndieHackers [0]. IMO their key insight was to go towards Canva type users: people who aren't professional video editors but those that just need to edit some video, make social media ads, etc. In other words, casual or prosumer users, not professional users.

[0]

https://www.indiehackers.com/product/veed

https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/195-sabba-keynejad
> Your highest obligations of charity are to yourself, your spouse, and your children.

That’s not charity. That’s self interest, specially if I can save on taxes while I increase the value of my property.

> It's observably true that poor school quality in the USA isn't due to a lack of funding. California's school system is proof.

There’s a multitude of reasons for school failure that are unrelated to funding - violence, poverty, discrimination, etc. Supporting those in need is always more important than supporting those who don’t need support.

> Equality of opportunity is impossible because in large part one's opportunities are the result of the decisions one's parents made,

And we should work towards not allowing that to reduce the opportunities for those who lack that privilege.

> beginning with choosing to procreate together.

I don’t see how genetics are involved here. It’s been proven many times it has little relation with academic success. Growing up in a favourable environment to learning is a much more powerful predictor.

> As for a society being more or less democratic, that's a grave oversimplification.

When you have people who can fund successful electoral campaigns you get people who effectively can vote multiple times, by convincing more people to vote for their candidates. You also get people who can influence the elected officials because they know that, if they don’t favour the people who got them elected, they’ll make someone else be elected.

One important role of public universal schooling is to form an informed electorate that can operate a democracy. If the last few years didn’t teach us we have been failing at that, I can’t imagine what will.

> Second, the extent to which democratic decision making is beneficial is very much a consequence of scale and locality.

I’m not sure why you brought this up. There are local authorities at various levels, but that has no impact on the argument I was making. All levels can be influenced with the right amount of money.
Structural pattern matching is a big one. Similar to how type hinting gave us new patterns and libraries like Pydantic, FastAPI, etc, I suspect there will be new libraries and patterns that lean on structural typing heavily. 3.10 is also a culmination of additional features from 3.8 and 3.9 that were pretty lackluster on their own, but in combination with features from other point versions, you can do some cool things that you couldn't do as elegantly before.
Choosing the right container registry solution
$10.000 per month?
Do you believe - given all the available information and data - that the lockdowns have caused more harm than good in terms of total human life.

That is - if we never had lockdowns, that the death toll from rampant COVID spreading through the population would have been lower than the hypothetical lockdown-triggered death toll (extra suicides, drug OD's, and elderly loneliness deaths).
> No, it is an interpretation suggested by your mind. It is one possible interpretation out of many. I can show you by pointing to some of other interpretations.

It's not suggested by my mind. I was paraphrasing the last line of the post I replied to.

> This story is like a koan, you can think about it every few years again and again, and every time find new interpretations stemmed from new life experiences you've got since the last time.

If you're into that, have fun, but I wasn't replying to all the ways someone could interpret that line.

Also half your interpretations include the toxic mindset I was talking about. Especially 1, "because", "so", "so". 1 is directly saying that if you ask for advice on that topic then you're unfit for the risk. That attitude can go fuck itself. 3 suggests that asking means fear, which is the same kind of terrible. And 4 directly states the toxic idea again at the end, that asking for advice means lack of conviction. Talking through life-changing plans with people is a good idea, and doesn't mean you're choosing in a bad way, and doesn't mean you haven't already decided.
Exactly. This map shows how countries managed the situation overall.

Very good map.
You don't. You just keep throwing disks at it.
Please stop using this service. Use reliable, open source and auditable services. https://www.privacyguides.org/software/passwords/
Hopefully LastPass is already researching. Nothing on any other boa d, Twitter or on LastPass webpage. The Chrome vulnerability was 2019. Long time to stand in the shadow.
The problem with that is a company can have many parts - fining the entire company for one dept will discourage large corporations. They'll just restructure and push all the risk to 3rd-party/contactors.
It's a partial lockdown in the Netherlands, mostly because countries/they were afraid if the infection rate of omicron.

I suppose they will lift it soon now more studies are getting released about it's severity.

A new variant doesn't mean that there's no danger because you are vaccinated. Studies need to happen for efficiency/severity.

Edit for below ( can't reply, sorry):

New cases != Severe cases
It's worth noting that both adolescent boys and girls make up a minority of overall suicide attempts (and actual deaths by suicide)[1]. Most actual suicides are by middle-aged men.

Rises in adolescent harm are deeply concerning, and are undoubtedly partially attributable to the stresses of the last 18 months. But they aren't a statistical driver, and CDC statistics actually show a decrease in the number of suicides in 2020[2]. And that's probably for the reason you mentioned: more bodies under the same roof means that it's harder for people to take their lives.

So to summarize: fewer people died by suicide in 2020 than did in 2019, and we can't extrapolate overall suicide trends from just adolescents.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_in_the_United_States#/...

[2]: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/vsrr/VSRR016.pdf
The best thing to do is look at old forums and see how many predictions and analysis were noise

Pick any ticket, pick any date, and find discussions about it that day
Suicide attempts by teenage girls are up. Successful suicides are not.[1] Actual suicide rate is about 5.5 per 100,000 population per year. US COVID deaths are around 250 per 100,000 population per year. Overall US suicide rate is about 16 per 100,000 population per year.

[1] https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2021-06-11/...
https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https://www.economist.com/graphic-de...
What is "right there"? If the computer should sort an array that is located in main memory, it needs to know their addresses (pointers) to even load them. There is no way around.
I am an atheist. My spiritual practice is being there for others in my life when they need someone.
> the fact that he didn't have a take on the social impact of pharma advertising. Of course he doesn't, he's a pharma CEO

"Of course he doesn't" or "Of course he can't say it outloud?"
Your own hardware could in theory, watermark the output from the secure element. By ripping the original stream you get superior quality and no watermark. As long as it's not economically viable to serve every user a unique version of the stream of course.
Mimetics aside, because I have no idea what anyone's talking about, those are 3 reactionary movements with edgy rebellion branding.

Lather, rinse, repeat.
Steve Blank

Geoffrey Moore

I was going to say Jack Trout, but sadly he passed away in 2017. :-(
It spent a good couple million years literally under our noses.
I spent most of 2020 working on reporting systems for this topic.

Alot of other problems got worse because COVID as you had “supply chain” problems with everything from health practitioner availability to hospital availability to actual product availability.

If you were in a place where the hospital is full and you have a stroke or a heart attack, there’s an elevated risk that you’re going to die in the ER. If you are stabilized in the ER and need ICU or other specialty care… there’s an elevated risk that you’re gonna die because you’re stuck in a triage cart in the ER without adequate medical attention.

It’s a hard policy problem. Everything is fine, until it isn’t. Hitting various resource constraints create cascading situations that kill people.
Is the date / time exactly the same? It seems like they might have emailed _everyone_ at this point. Maybe it's just a bug.
I can certainly understand religion in an external, objective sense much as you can understand the various interconnected storylines in something like the Marvel comics/movies, but as soon as you ask me "...but do you _believe_ it?", my brain just fails its saving throw versus comprehension and I can't give an answer based on what I "feel" is correct, because on that particular question I am unable to "feel" anything at all.
Thanks for sharing! Yeah the MacOS workflow seems really smooth: I'm figuring out how to replicate that on Linux.
Last time I've checked there was nothing like that for Nikon? What is the reason? Or there is something?
I've heard from a person that they like purposefully slam the door (not pull the handle down and close it silently) in order to alert other people that someone walked in/out. Is that not abnormal?
1. Check out https://www.themooltipass.com
I'm not seeing a paywall for the main article link. There is a link in the article that goes to another paywalled article. But I can see the posted article just fine, though I am not a subscriber.
Keeping a spreadsheet is such a good idea - during my last search I was talking to a dozen different companies initially, and it would have been impossible to keep on top of everything without some sort of organization.
Love it, thank you!
Chrome extensions can run native binaries, so yes.
One other breadcrumb: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29706957

It's looking like you got phished a long time ago, or installed malware which targeted the lastpass extension.

Did all of you use the same OS four years ago? (Windows perhaps?) Some malware targets Chrome/Firefox files on disk. A malicious extension probably wouldn't be able to affect your LastPass extension, but a malicious malware app could easily modify it.
brew gem install jekyll
That really doesn’t help with my faith in medicine. It’s not that doctors don’t know a lot of things that work for a lot of conditions, but when it comes to knowing why something works, things get a lot murkier. I cut them a lot of slack because we evolved by chance and there is no design documentation or even clear requirements to work with.
I have a couple family members working / managing a hospital location for elective surgeries. On an anecdotal level they noticed it enough to make several pleas to the administration to open elective surgeries again.

I think it's easy to misconstrue data and we should be cognizant of the fact there are multiple factors. I fully believe covid19 is contributing to deaths, but at the same time, it's by no means the only factor.

Here's a simple exercise. It's believed COVID19 was on the loose in the US as early as 2019.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2021/06/15/evidence-suggests-cov...

Is it definitive no, but look at when the deaths start. It happens just after the lockdowns are announced -- April 4th is the first week with excess deaths.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/excess_deaths.htm

That's two to four weeks after the lockdowns got into full swing. That also happens to coincide with stories of nursing homes being abandoned

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2020/04/09/california-...
I mean I figured this would be the answer. But do you think It'd be that easy for someone that really want's to make this work? There are lawyers all over the place with or without DRM. The people who make the content don't want it to be spread across regions the "deliverer" didn't pay for, and then implementing this niche feature isn't worth it for the shows that exist cross region.

What I'm saying is: People want to get paid, and if people don't get paid content doesn't get made. I don't like how this works either, but we must also understand that It's complex for that exact reason: Money.

I'm not saying you're stealing since you're not taking anything from someone (Stealing a bike leaves one less left) but you're also not paying for something someone made for paying customers. As long as we have country borders this will be a problem only overcome by people who feel above the law and copy content illegaly.
I ignore all of this. The OP is coming from a no name company and don't have any expertises. If you are senior and you don't have any expertises or deep experience in a domain, you will have tough time getting a job even in this hot market.
See a doctor then . It isn’t expected. Could be a lack of CS education, in which case, read some books. If that doesn’t fix it, see a psychiatrist - something could be wrong with your brain.
Most of the public specifications are distributed freely by the CCSDS (Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems): https://public.ccsds.org/Publications/BlueBooks.aspx

The mission-specific parameters ("managed parameters") used by any given mission are usually more tightly controlled, as are the payload specifications for each telemetry channel.

> This is just telemetry data which doesn’t have much general or scientific interest

My understanding is that "telemetry" and "telecommand" stand for the downlink and uplink directions of a space link. I mostly worked upstream of telecommand, but I understood "telemetry" to refer to received data of any kind -- e.g. in CCSDS 130.1-G-3, an informational report on the design of the CCSDS telemetry system. https://public.ccsds.org/Pubs/130x1g3.pdf

By the by, I've been continually impressed with the quality of the CCSDS' documents. The "green books" (informational reports, like the one above) are extremely approachable and well-written.
And soon they'll _only_ have a cloud-based option with no option for local-only vaults.

https://1password.community/discussion/comment/602340/#:~:te...
You can still sue to get paid for the GPL. Some projects (e.g. Qt) make money off of licensing GPL software. Damages could be counted either in terms of lost license fees or the cost it would have taken the infringer to write code to achieve the same function as the infringed code.