skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Plus, most servers won't saturate a 10G link without tweaks on the setup.

That doesn't seem right. When I got my first 10G server, it was running dual Xeon E5-2690 (either v1 or v2), and I don't recall needing to tweak much of anything. That was mostly a single large file downloaded over http, so not super hard to tweak anyway, but server chips are a lot better now than sandy/ivy bridge. It could only get 9gbps out with https, but the 2690v4 could do 2x10G with https because aes acceleration.
Employees are resources to the business, as the work changes, the resources change, it's not his job to decide how he should be resourced in the business. It's literally why HR is called HR.
> you don't realize just how stressful interviews are to some people

Getting stressed too much about a job interview may be a sign of overcommitment. And I believe you're not looking for a guy ready to go over corpses.
I did not knew about this, this is pure gold
B’Tselem has a history of being unreliable and has an anti-Israel agenda.

https://jcpa.org/article/btselem-less-reliability-credibilit...

https://www.jpost.com/opinion/btselems-lies-468488

I didn't want to get into this like I said, but imo if the left focused more on scolding Palestine and less on Israel we'd be better off.
The former is probably harmful, the latter is probably just a blip on some giant vendor's radar. Those things are not equal.
Yeah this is the big red flag for me. I believe that a law firm without a ton of technical knowledge would hire someone to do this work manually, but they'd get an intern or something, this is not skilled work.
>I still cant help but feel that the anti-work stuff on reddit seems coordinated.

What sounds off to you? It seems pretty straightforward how the "fake posts" can arise out of uncoordinated behavior. Antiwork discusses various grievances that reddit's demographics has (capitalism, under/un-employment, poor working conditions). Readers are more likely to engage with topics that they're passionate about, so the subreddit becomes a great place to farm karma/upvotes, and content creators happily oblige.
Fortunately, you do have options for what will and won't get around the human filter, when it comes to choosing your weird character.

For example, a human knows that in name "John[Emoji] Doe", the [emoji] isn't likely a legitimate part of John's first name (imagine, if HN permitted, the emoji was a dolphin), whereas, "Renée Doe" a recruiter might copy-and-paste for accuracy.
There's a kernel of truth in all good fiction. Whether this is 100% true, or just exaggerated, it's still worth knowing & evangelizing that there are a lot of tools out there that can automate a lot of your job. Between shell scripting and LCAP tools, a ton of what a lot of people do, not just IT professionals, can be automated.

I know a bunch of people who could be in a similar situation as the OP if they just took a couple days to learn how to use power apps, power automate and gasp powershell.
I use KeePass everyday and I really love it. But I would never recommend it to a non-technical person over something like 1Password or Bitwarden. It's a great piece of software, but the user experience is about 15 years in the past.
This is like the dream.

If eight hours a day of free time is the only thing separating you from your dream, then there must be SOME way to adjust the math of your life to get that for at least a period long enough to learn the instrument or train for a new job or both.

Reducing your monthly expenses by 1/12 means you could take a full month off and get a jump start on the training you want. You could also add overtime or a part time job and increase your income by 1/12 and then take two months off. Think of it like buying your freedom.
You're only on the watchdog's radars when you are a large company, in which case you should have an entire department devoted to complying to legislation anyway.
How is this any different from airplanes overhead, drones, birds, clouds, etc.?

There will arise a technical way to subtract it out from observations, and it will be solved.
How do you avoid the OS randomly deciding to write a page to disk, per https://db.cs.cmu.edu/mmap-cidr2022/ ?
Caring about children is actually a really good motivation for people improving the world. I don’t care how many people have abused the notion before, children suffering due to inaction or indifference is a bad thing and people know this intuitively.
I've worked at several remote Air Force installations like this one and in their best of times they are high maintenance, poorly insulated and usually have devices that have not been sold or maintained for many decades. Research things like this heavily if you are considering buying. In fact go on site go through the dormitories and main buildings inspecting all the wiring, floors, walls, plumbing and especially heating. Flush each toilet. Inspect the septic system.

In my opinion this this property should be considered 42 acres with some old buildings that may need to be demolished. Price it as farmland factoring in the seasons until you have inspected every inch of it.
I don't need to do anything bud. I think they're a stupid waste of money. I have no problem without them. They're a marketing scam, have fun wasting money for a worse exercise experience.

Is there a reason it upsets you that I don't like them? I have no problem making time because exercise is a priority for me. For you, it's an after thought that you need to cram into your terrible lifestyle and that's the entire problem.
I guarantee that those 20 eng roles represent 100s of actual positions.
You need to staff up talent acquisition before you staff up talent.
Also they'll probably be growing their sales team also.
you're looking for 'digital signage displays' (expensive) or a 'video monitor' (seriously expensive for anything tv-sized, if it exists at all).
That actually rang fairly true to me as some of the law offices I interacted with (consultant) did so as they did some sort of fractional billing to the clients for internal IT time.

I actually wonder if that's not the bigger scam here, that the firm is re-billing this person's make-work job in some sort of time and materials way that there is financial incentive to keep him doing this unnecessary role.
It’s just a made-up headline following the same pattern, for illustration purposes. Don’t take it literally.
I use opensusbtitles only through VLsub in VLC, if I have to go somewhere on my own (no susbs found on OS in VLC) I go to subscene
Any racing games you can recommend? I couldn't find a good one (without trying them out).
You also cannot attach pictures to ios secrets without the new subscriptions.
I'm sure kids searching for DDoS tools have never heard about VPNs.
Why is work just a means of transferring wealth upwards?
> ...(because of the broad meaning of various words in most human languages) implies that they are in fact meaningfully related, either.

In some ways they are meaningfully related, in some ways they aren't. That's the point. And the relation is not "because of the broad meaning of various words," since (for instance) they both contain instances of energetic radical youth movements seeking to enforce, with little tolerance for dissent, some orthodoxy on the wider society, etc.
Funny we have to euphemise "nuggets" to suppress the true horrors and terrors of meat production. You're getting a chuckle because your brain is off.
We're down to 30-40% protection against infection for two dose Pfizer-BioNTech. Is it a vaccine if you need a booster every 6 months the vaccine only protects against severe infection?

More important than petty arguments is how this virus was sold to the public. Pfizer-BioNTech suggested 95-100% efficacy after 30 days. Now we're gaslighting people into saying protecting against severe infection was always the goal.

https://www.pfizer.com/news/press-release/press-release-deta...

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa2034577
https://bruzu.com

API to generate images on the fly.

Sample https://img.bruzu.com/?a.text=HN3
My point is I don't like them. Why do you get to have an opinion and I don't?
If you want to limit something to programmers, I think one idea would be to ask them to run a command, giving a linux and a windows possibility, and copy/pasting the result.
I can’t trust 1Password when everything is stored in cloud.
You can use a private instance with the chrome addon, just set your server URL in the settings like usual.
Which distro has the best out-of-the-box output for:?

systemd-analyze security

Is there a tool like `audit2allow` for systemd units? selinux/python/audit2allow/audit2allow: https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux/blob/master/python...

https://stopdisablingselinux.com/
Re #1. People normally maintain their dish washers, cars, and software off work hours.

Edit: agree with the rest
Of course it works. Extreme reversing by 'Zerlegung' in all its constituent parts by whichever means (not necessarily 'zerstörungsfrei') for the purpose of 'Forschung'.
> UI/UX is everything. Apple became the most valuable company in history on the back of UI/UX alone. Their tech is decent but not that much better than anyone else's, but their stuff is at least marginally easier to use and that's worth more than the GDP of quite a few countries combined.

Huh, to me it's both. The UI/UX wouldn't be worth shit if their software ate battery like it was free, crashed often, was frequently janky, hogged resources to the point of being a problem, or all the fancy features underlying their UX didn't work pretty damn well without user fixing or intervention. Software quality is part of why their UX is so good, not just design languages or whatever. You don't get their level of auto-magic if you haven't done a whole bunch of things very right in the underlying code & architecture.

They're far from perfect (practically all consumer-facing software is at least kinda bad, IMO) and one can point to a handful of duds that they just can't seem to get right (Xcode, for instance) but I'd put software quality as my number one reason for using them, and I'd point to that as an absolutely vital element in their UX being well above average. It's that combo that no-one else seems able to touch—in fact, it often seems like no-one else is even trying, and I really wish they would.
It can have something to do with it, although it doesn't have to.
It's not just Linux capabilities; on their own Linux capabilities actually suck majorly and are very limited (AKA "crapabilities"). But systemd also makes extensive usage of cgroups and namespacing facilities to back it up e.g. preventing runaway memory/CPU quotas and stopping applications from accessing paths they shouldn't, restricting network access, stuff like that. Some of this overlaps with SELinux (e.g. restricting file access) but the mechanism is fairly different.

The overlap/comparison between capabilities, systemds features, and selinux features isn't really well defined in any meaningful way IMO. It's really like 5 different features being used in various ways.
Totally hear your perspective. Having kids beg for chores is not what we are hoping to achieve in the long-term. Our broader goal is to help encourage kids to learn positive habits like making their bed, reading every day, etc. Hopefully we can use this tool to help the parent-child relationship work together towards this goal rather than have it just be a dopamine hit for kids and a task tracker for the parents.
I have tried Bigscreen and will definitely use it in the future. The problem that I have with it currently is that the pixel density of the Quest 2 is too low. My friend that I watch movies with regularly has a plasma smart tv (or whatever you call them) and the detail is much more crystal clear.
Extremely boring, but I recommend persisting to the end.
There were also thousands of years when parents judged other parents for "that's not how I did it and you turned out just fine!". Thanks gramps :).
You can't go outside where you live but you can afford expensive electronic exercise machines? Sounds like you need to change your priorities.
Where can I get more info about the paddle attachment? Someone on Reddit also talked about it.
People thinking this is an absurd amount of money are sleeping on how 1Password is quietly positioning itself to become the ground truth storage solution for corporate secret management, across devops and non-technical groups alike.

Given Hashicorp's market cap of 11B, and 1Password's narrative on how to become even more central to corporate use cases by being the storage layer for Vault deployments, it's a very reasonable leap for them to make!

https://1password.com/secrets/

https://1password.com/secrets/integrations/

https://1password.com/enterprise-password-manager/
I wonder if 90% of playtime would be a more fitting number. There's a dozen passion indie projects for every triple a game but the triple as get the lions share of play time
How will a password storage service make enough money to justify this mind-blowing valuation?
Is selling to a bigger company their only goal now?
I decided to go with Enpass instead of KeePass* but KeePassium for iOS gets my vote. It's faster than Strongbox, more configurable, and the developer is very responsive.
Though it looks and sounds good, how would security be impacted by using the google chrome-based electron runtime to run the desktop client’s TypeScript and CLI runtime to run the server’s C# code? Wouldn’t this increase potential attack surface and probability of introducing vulnerabilities through more complexity (though this could be said for writing more of the stack oneself)? Im thinking about pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/) and KeePass 1.x (https://keepass.info) for comparison.
The amount you need in retirement is roughly proportional to how much you spend while working, so that if you save 15% of your gross salary throughout your career and invest it in stock, you should be able to retire by 65 and maintain a similar lifestyle in retirement to what you lived while working. The salary is not what matters, it is the savings rate.
I did as well. My company ran a 36 hour hackathon. By law, hours 8-12 were 1.5x time and hours 13+ were 2x time. It was basically an extra paycheck.
You don't have to render identically. A 720p phone and a 4k TV are quite different.

An average steam gamer has a 3-5 TFLOP 1060 rendering 1080p with a quad-core intel at 2.5GHz. A 6-core A15 (little cores are about as fast per clock as Zen 1) with a 1.3-1.5 TFLOP GPU comes quite close. If Apple wanted, they could add a magnetic dock with controls and extra battery for serious gamers too.

For something like the Apple TV (A12 isn't a slouch though no 4K gaming machine) they could offer streaming with remote rendering.

I suspect the launch 4+4 CPU with 32 or even 64-core GPU. They should sell that in a mac mini sized console with a wireless VR headset. That said, Oculus Quest 2 is quite popular and it has a Qualcomm 865 which is much slower than that A12 let alone the A15. They could definitely stomp the Ques 2 with an A15-based device and could go much farther with a M1/M2 chip.
hahahaha, I know personally owner of the site and trust me it's VERY MUCH for profit site making him decent income for last 15 years living in Thailand travelling around world scubadiving and having fun

it's not just ads, but also paid API access AFAIR

nothing wrong with that, just not sure where you come with idea he would bother, if there would not be good money in it
If you think nature is in balance, you are using much too short of timelines for your comparisons.
I’m a paying client and I love it. Works on every device, zero hassle.
True. "A" does play a similar role. The thing with "A" is that there are relatively few words where it could be applied, while in Hebrew, almost every noun and verb I can think of can have a "ב" prefix.
> "Executive Order 14028 establishes that the Federal Government must improve its efforts to identify, deter, protect against, detect, and respond to malicious cyber campaigns and their actors through bold changes and significant investments in cybersecurity."

- "...update existing agency plans to prioritize resources for the adoption and use of cloud technology, including adoption of Zero Trust Architecture as practicable..."

- "... implement multifactor authentication and encryption for NSS data-at-rest and data-in-transit ..."

- "... ensure widespread cryptographic interoperability ..."

- "... coordinate and collaborate on cybersecurity and incident response activities related to ... commercial cloud technologies that ensures effective information sharing among agencies ... and Cloud Service Providers (CSP)."
I am firmly rooting for the kids here.
> It’s likely that a country with a UBI will have better paying low level jobs even adjusting for tax action than a country without.

You think a UBI will increase total after-tax purchasing power for above-average earners (i.e. those paying more in taxes to support the UBI than they receive in UBI) compared to not having the UBI? I would be very interested to see how you came to that conclusion as it seems inherently contradictory.

> But immigrants tend to be seeking a better life which is generally why they became immigrants in the first place.

I'm not disagreeing with that at all. I'm just saying that I don't see countries with UBIs being very attractive to these kinds of immigrants. For the same amount of work they would be better off somewhere else where they can keep a larger share of the fruits of their labor rather than paying to support others who aren't as motivated.
No, I assume buying Tesla means you’re purchasing equity in the corporation chartered under the name ‘Tesla’. If I purchase stock in the corporation ‘Solar City’ I’d assume to be purchasing equity in that company. What I don’t assume is that my equity will be used to help a particular investor at my expense.

And the second comment is a nonsensical - you’re not allowed to steal equity after you’ve reached a certain stock price. We know the exact amount of equity that was alleged to be taken (13 billion), you don’t get to hand-wave that amount away because you like the person alleged to have taken it.
That is a data point that is measurable at least and some useful information can be inferred from , though you may have a point that it is incomplete.
> I'm saving as much money as I can to escape wage slavery then just coasting the rest of my life without living another productive second.

In the meantime, don't forget to steal as much as you can
(https://repeaterbooks.com/product/steal-as-much-as-you-can-h...).
Here's to hoping that 1Pass IPOs instead of goes for acquisition (which would be awful; see also: LastPass).
Interesting. My gf gave it a go after I did and she like you got a word starting with מ.
> How do you avoid the OS randomly deciding to write a page to disk, per https://db.cs.cmu.edu/mmap-cidr2022/ ?

I don't, the OS can flush anything it wants at any time.
Linguistically yes, but the spec for constant wasn't constant enough, and so they came up with another word for constant rather than constanter or constantv2
Samsung Falling Behind Apple in AR/VR Space Due to 'Obsession' with Smartphones
Given that this is the same country where a whole bunch of harmless video games can't be played by adults because the government will refrain from giving them a rating, having the Australian government call out Meta really does have that "Worst person you know just made a great point" vibe to it. (https://clickhole.com/heartbreaking-the-worst-person-you-kno...)
"People need work to feel fulfilled." I never thought I'd see Stockholm syndrome in the wild.
Second the call for quality screwdrivers.

You might be encountering thread locker too. You’ll notice a residue on the threads of screws.

I’ve used a narrow tip on a hot air reflow gun to heat up fasteners I know have a thread locker on them.
Do need to be aware of what is heat sensitive and how the hearts spreading. Is sometimes not an option.
A glass of soda with every meal, maybe more than that. Either way a can of Coke is over 100 calories that don't make you feel full.
> How come 1Password needs the equivalent of 7750 years of $80k annual salary to build the same?

One of the comments on the post is that they have 600+ staff?

Why??
He is not paid just to transfer files. He is paid to be responsible for the files being transferred. It's not quite the same thing.
Right, what you're saying makes sense to me (see my concerns about that in other posts).

(I once studied formal logic and I still have most of my textbooks but I'm seriously thinking of ditching them.

Of late, with the emergence of the new COVID logic and logic sans steps or process, I've decided that what I once leaned is getting into too much confrontation. Life would be much easier if I unlearned everything.)
In Austria (and I think in Germany it's the same), for most jobs, including IT, employees must track their working time for legal reasons, so I had to clock in and out via a device at the entrance like a factory worker, to prove to HR, accounting and the bureaucratic government institutions in charge of taxing me, that I'm indeed at my workplace 8h/day.

One company I interviewed at had a work-time time tracking machine next to the coffee machine as breaks were not included in the working time. I said no thanks to that job but it's quite common in Austria at more traditional companies who insist you're only productive while your butt is in the chair.

Thanks Covid for the disruption but it's a massive shame it took a global tragedy for companies and governments to realize people working in tech and other sectors can be just as productive without needing to commute somewhere else just so they can keep a seat warm for 8h/day.
It's generally better to cam out without wrecking the head than to cam out only under sufficient force as to tear up the slots.
How is this compare to ChoreMonster? They were hot for a while and don't hear about them anymore.
I thought the goal was to weed out non-programmers not AI - in that regard it seems to be doing what it was designed for I guess
You are trying not to engage with someone because they make your experience strictly worse, and the response is "ok, unless they really would like to". That's asshole design.
I haven't read the linked article, and I don't like Star Wars. But as for people using JEDI or other Star Wars, Harry Potter, LoTR, GoT acronyms, I'm OK with all that. This is just how culture adopts new mythology, new symbolisms and new customs. Quite a lot of ideas, words and phrases from Orwell's 1984 are an integral part of current English communication.

Of course, when it comes to adoption of Star Wars and Harry Potter expressions, Disney and WB are likely to throw all their might at preventing it.

You mentioned "gaslighting". That's from a movie too.
Viewed that way because it's the truth. It ruins everything it touches, but makes a few rich people along the way. For some that's the goal, but it's absolutely a net negative.
Nice clickbait url with misleading information on the website.
I agree totally. I saw this more as an interesting "natural" word trivia challenge than any disagreement on my part.
If Company B is doing the same thing, but not known by name, yes.
That's what it has become in an economic system that failed at its only task, ensuring proper distribution of resources. Most jobs serve only the purpose of making a restricted group of people richer, while stealing the workers' time on earth and often worsening society.

Edit: if you think that's not true, you live in a bubble. Try some of the jobs the majority of the population has to put up with, then we can talk again.
This is already the case for these kinds of games, isn't it? There are third world operations making in game cash to sell on black markets for real money for virtually every game with a trading system. I don't see how a game could be designed where the money could be worth it at all for an American playing and not get swamped by people in low cost of living areas to drive the profit back down to nothing.