skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stuff like this does happen at the big companies, but it's also rooted out (when you're that big, you can afford to have internal security teams that investigate this stuff) and the offenders get fucked by legal (and fired, obviously). Usually quietly because of the PR damage it would otherwise cause.
Pointing at XEPs is the problem with Jabber and Jabber advocacy.

Point at mature clients and servers that robustly implement those XEPs.

Whats the functioning and mature chain of shared conversation state for android/server/linuxclient for example?

In 2017ish that didn't really exist, even xep-0313 was published first in 2012.

https://xmpp.org/extensions/xep-0313.html#appendix-revs

I have no idea what works in 2022, my problems were solved from the beginning because Matrix did the right thing originally.

(Hilariously this is kind of POP3 vs IMAP all over again on some level...)
Rusty N Edie's was perhaps the biggest and most well-known BBS of the era. Iirc it had declined somewhat before the fact, but "the raid" kinda marked the end of the "BBS era".
Via a machine.
Those are all good as well, but I'm sure the person you're replying to was unaware that they could watch them.

The UX of Apple TV+(which is a terrible name) is nothing but bait and switch. After my first week of using my free subscription I completely gave up on trying to browse on the app.

90% of the content I would click on would then ask me for 5 to twenty dollars to pay for it, which is ultimately just a rental until Apple decides they aren't interested in running a streaming service anymore. There's no indication it's pay until you're already excited to watch a show and click on it.

There are good shows on there now, but I only ever bother to open the app when I see an article listing best shows on streaming services and happen to see an Apple one. Sitting down to relax and just opening the app brings about nothing but frustration.
There is a reason to read for what it says to you, rather than what the author says or even what they say it says. The art means whatever it means to you.

Teachers often teach that very badly, but the lesson is buried in there. Discover what you like, then inquire about why you like it and how it does that.

It's not about teaching you about the world. It's about teaching you about yourself, and then about other people.
Yup, we have a sidecar process/container that runs for each job and assumes an AWS IAM Role for that specific pipeline (with constraints like whether it’s an approved PR as well). The credentials are provided to the job container via a volume mount. This allows us to have shared agents with very granular roles per-pipeline and job.
It's a lazy take because it underappreciates that Netflix saw this coming for the last ten+ years.

They made the switch from physical, mail-order rental to digital streaming when the average connection supported a streaming model.

But as soon as they switched from owning content (DVDs) to leasing it (limited time streaming rights), they saw the countdown until the content owners would eventually have an equivalent platform offering.

That's what kicked off the Netflix originals spend, and continues to drive their content creation spend today.

Netflix is 100% sober that (1) they need enough already-owned back-catalog to stay competitive & (2) they will never be in a stronger future financial position than they are today.

So it's literally "accumulate content or die."

And I'm not crediting them with foresight. It was abundantly clear to everyone that eventually the content owners would see {cost of developing platform} < {content value being pocketed by Netflix}.

It was only a question of how long it would take the legacy companies to random stumble into a viable offering.

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The more timely question is "What is Netflix's edge, once they've finished becoming a traditional content producer?"

Because from the last few years of hits and misses, they don't seem particularly better than HBO or Amazon Studios at picking winners.
Sorry, but I'm going to have to report the great grandmother on the wife's side to the Lego police. The boxes clearly state ages 4-99. wee ooo weee ooo

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=lego+box&iax=images&ia=images

:)
Step 1 (develop awareness) is hard. I did a long meditation retreat and it helped a lot, although it still takes a lot of effort to integrate that back into living.
The line goes from the center of the cube to the corner. The central sphere is concentric with the cube. Therefore the center of the central sphere is on the line from the center to the corner. In fact, it the center of that sphere is on any line from the center of the cube to anywhere.
To dream: Custom submission & comment tags; custom, user-facing, shareable filter design subsystems for submissions & comments with the possibility to spin up ad hoc moderation groups that own specific tags. System for custom karma filtering to develop types of karma. Multiple karmic dimensions. Meta-systems of tag features & filters.

Upvotes? Silly concept, too much effort placed on an emotional dichotomy. I used to do couples coaching and this would be first on my discussion list for relating to each other--we have got to move beyond the dichotomies, relating to things is richer than this. You'll get better results with less hot/cold style interaction. Tell your boss that tomorrow.

Downvotes? More unnecessary pain for everybody. You want to subscribe to a ratings system? Pick your favorite. Pick your favorite anything.

Don't like tags? Easily find others' tags which indicate & link to a high-quality subjective structure zone where tags are irrelevant because concrete hierarchical structure is found here. Enjoy letting others do your organizing for you.

Overall: Intentionally subsetting current HN to a part of HN-world, in favor of a speculative variety of HNs, allowing new experience discovery & new modes of participation. Skate to where the f*** it's going to be, I think Steve Jobs said.

Power to the people Marty, btw I wish the same for Youtube, Facebook, etc. etc. which IMO in the future will be seen as little more than unexciting instruments of unnecessary psychological exposure/damage insofar as their user-facing participation interfaces are concerned.
From Wikipedia:

> Since statehood in 1959, tourism has been the largest industry, contributing 24.3% of the gross state product (GSP) in 1997, despite efforts to diversify... In 2009, the United States military spent US$12.2 billion in Hawaii, accounting for 18% of spending in the state for that year. 75,000 United States Department of Defense personnel live in Hawaii.
Vast majority of Joe Rogan Spotify letter signatories are not medical doctors
Apple’s Relentless Strategy, Execution, and Point of View (2020)
WhatsApp Ordered to Help US Agents Spy on Chinese Phones–No Explanation Required
People with that mindset usually greatly overestimate the influence their work has on what they have and underestimate external factors, so pushing them to reevaluate may be a good thing.
Off topic, but: The use of ASCII letters as typographic approximations of Greek letters and mathematical symbols really grinds my gears. That instantly puts me off from using something.
it isn't just you, I've been doing iOS development for the last few years which generally gets preference for docs these days but I have still found over the years even if most things have documentation 1) it is pretty difficult to find 2) it is lacking. A lot of times you are better off going to 3rd party tutorials to get what you are looking for, I would recommend the Big Nerd Ranch books and Ray Wenderlich tutorials. I don't know if I have come across a general Xcode intro tutorial, maybe because Xcode is massive, most stuff is task oriented and you pick up the Xcode quirks along the way.
Yes, thank you for the detailed explanation.
I've been following this story for over a month now. What strikes me is that the state has been asking for the tanks to be drained for while now with the Navy pushing back saying it isn't necessary. I do think they have recently stated the tanks will be drained into a nearby stream.

Here's a local news station's story on it, that might shine a human picture on what's happening
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvtbPAJ2hiQ
Is it possible to employ any of those API calls in Java? How would the equivalents look here?
Floating point addition is not commutative if you're adding negative zero to positive zero, but you won't be able to check that with `a + b == a + b`
Oh, it very much can "spawn new people" - all those couples that always wanted a second/third child but couldn't financially afford it will now be able to :)

Not to mention all those illegal immigrants storming the borders.
The problem is how expensive these products (especially the specific cases of books, AAA games and movies) are to produce, and monopolies on distribution. The messages that they communicate are the closest thing to actual direct mega-corporate speech that exists. The institutions who produce these things are the bad guys. Their primary messages are optimistic happy consumption to defy death, or cynical world-weathered resignation to unavoidable consumption.

All of this speech comes from like 10 world-spanning companies and everyone is on everyone else's board.

Books and indie games usually aren't much different, because they are imitative of the dominant content owners. A world of fanfic. And of course, in the case of books, the world has about 4 publishers that sell 80% of them.
Oh, I definitely feel like I'm working in the top 1% of jobs now.

Full time WFH since significantly before covid, it's B2B so even though I'm nominally on call, that's just a nice chunk of extra pay for maybe 1-2 calls a year. I do work hard when required, but it's not as required any longer, so I end up with a lot of free time when there are no issues to solve and I use that to go the extra mile to keep my customers happy.
There was only one variant of the 386 that did away with much of the MMU functionality - the 80376. It was largely overshadowed by the 386EX.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_80376
Which was then also used in another successor (name wise) , W => X, S => T: NeXT
Doesn't anxiety tend to not make you want to sprinkle boxes of malware in network closets?

Like, I would be absolutely terrified to even accidentally overhear someone talking about this and possibly be dragged into it that way.
> What threat model does AMD attempt to address by burning vendor keys into the CPU itself?

Economic threats: the secondary market prevents price discrimination (just try to purchase a 5750g...), and AMD may be preparing a scheme to pocket the money that currently go to scalpers. But unless they have enough supply to replace these grey market channels + adequate bot protection, it makes no sense.

Still, preventing people grabbing prebuilts to part them out may be the first them of their battleplan.
…until ~40 years ago[0]

0: https://insight.kellogg.northwestern.edu/article/wage-stagna...
business is marketing, not some separable element. if you work, you're working for a marketer. as with any facet of socioeconomic life, the problem isn't marketing so much as it is the perceived prevalence and acceptability of exploitation and dishonesty, and how that influences our individual and collective behaviors.

marketing, at its core, is bringing to market a useful product or service and exchanging it with others who find it more valuable than the cost. this core is net-positive, but on top of that is plenty of leeway to create net-negatives.

we have norms and shared ethics for a reason (to rein in negatives & benefit from positives).
"Go on: kick the habit", I thought?
In country I’m living in (Czechia), there are two major “social hubs” right now:

- Backend developers are pretty active on Slack [1]
- Frontend developers on the other hand are active in Facebook group [2]

Most of the discussion is held in czech and slovak languages, but if you start conversation in english, everybody will happily write you back.

There is also another, not that easy to get into, but more global hub - Toptal’s Slack. To get into Slack, you must be part of Toptal platform, which is itself a remote job platform (you find jobs there). There is channel for every country in Toptal’s Slack. I share my referal link to Toptal onboarding [3]

[1] https://pehapkari.cz/
[2] https://www.facebook.com/groups/frontendisti/
[3] https://www.toptal.com/Xwxv7N/worlds-top-talent
the front fell off, lol.
Oh, 0 in stock now. Was completely not found on jlcpcb when I wrote that comment. Sometimes I forget how buggy that search is.
Did you have a go at Appcode from Jetbrains?
It depends what you want to do, if you're playing around building apps for a hobby and friends and family and you can target Monterey, you could go with SwiftUI and Apple's official tutorials (it runs on older versions but a lot is missing). If you've got experience in React or any other of the declarative frameworks you'll pick it up quickly, it's actually much nicer than React.
Of course. DC however has an unfortunate history of being ruled more like a colony than a part of a democracy, a consequence of racism, and talking about the city as if the residents don't exist is a part of the problem and perpetuates that consequence of racism. I don't think Cupertino has that problem.
On rare occasions, I'm left with both wife and kids out of the house for a few days. Just about every time I lose the first (non-work) day entirely to video games. Then the next day I'm just... done with games for a good long while, and start doing productive things because I want to. It's like I have a fucking-around-uselessly tank that's never full (near-empty, in fact) usually, so most of my free time goes to worthless activities like games or bad TV or—ahem—certain websites of dubious value, but as soon as I'm allowed to fill it up, I don't need to "add more" for a while. I was very surprised the first time this happened, because I fully intended to waste all of the time, but when it happened I simply did not want to. Same thing happened the next time. Seems to just be how I operate, which kinda sucks because 360+ days per year that "tank" is both very demanding of time, and yet unsatisfied.

Relatedly, I think the worst thing about work is that it's the same shit day after day, week after week, month after month. Left to my own devices I would still write code—but, like, hyper-focused, a few scattered weeks per year, and in between I'd probably hardly touch a keyboard. It becomes a draining grind when that's all you do, with only infrequent and never-long-enough breaks. Keyboard and screen. Again. And again tomorrow. Indefinitely. Ugh.
In the South of Europe is the most common way to dry clothes, normally in combination of other systems to other kind of way of sun drying the clothes.

Drying machines are relegated to "emergencies" and to people who have too little time or are too lazy.
Yes. Hence the quotes, I guess. But hyperspheres are convex and their projections are also convex. So it's not really appropriate either to say that they are "spiky" as in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29969613
This is a really powerful concept and something I wish we taught to new comers to the computer science track and in web development bootcamps. Of course, it is helpful advice for anyone too :).

The attitude that makes much of the foundation of the culture of the technology industry, that constant push of "produce produce produce" makes it hard for web developers to step back from their work and take the time to know themselves and their processes. I often find new students stuck in shallow work mode because they can't stop thinking about the deadline and "get it done" supercedes the ability to "learn it well".
I really enjoyed How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) in dub+sub. Planning to rewatch it in the original German with subtitles.
Now it's you who are projecting. My fantasy is a functioning civilization, not killing criminals or imagining excitedly what will happen to a child molester in prison.

edit: honestly, if politics is about anything, it's law and order. The fact that "politics" has become a euphemism for discussions of race, sex, and gender and indignantly expected to be totally separated from the processes of governing is bizarre.

Right-wingers fantasize about the justice they'd mete out if they weren't restrained by liberal guilt. Liberals despair about the justice that they have to mete out to protect their ideal society.
> The U.S. doesn't need to know who they're targeting or show probable cause when ordering Facebook, WhatsApp or any tech company to help agencies spy on users in secret, newly-unsealed court documents show.

> U.S. federal agencies have been using a 35-year-old American surveillance law to secretly track WhatsApp users with no explanation as to why and without knowing who they are targeting.

Doesn't include actual message content. Still very bad.
Under the Help menu and in the Xcode Help menu item it's thoroughly documented.
Oh, I'm so sorry, I think we were just talking past eachother. You and I agree.
Why India's fossil wealth has remained hidden
It’s been a while since I tried it, but iirc you had to context switch between XCode and AppCode if you wanted to use storyboards or whatever they’re called.
The average childless software engineer who works from home has a fair bit of flexibility in how they use their time.
Could be, actually. The press sucks: a bunch of untrained people too lazy to get off their laptops and talk to people.

I don't think Quora falls into that "spammer" category, though. No one is seeking to make any serious money from it, AFAICT.
You are correct about the dynamics of wage labor during the industrial revolution. However, I can't say I agree with this:

> Modern automation on the other hand seems to mostly just replaced many low and medium paying jobs with a smaller number of high paying ones.

Modern automation created so much prosperity that we now have significant portions of the population doing things that 19th century people would scarcely call "jobs" -- Tyler Cowen, an economist, collects many of those on his blog, see https://marginalrevolution.com/?s=new+service+sector+jobs . Additionally, many jobs that would be recognizable to them are now done by greatly increased number of people. Consider, for example, a job of university administrator: as such, this job would make sense to 19th century people. However, the idea that university employs more administrative than research or teaching staff would seem rather ludicrous to them. The reason we can do it is that the productive sector of the economy creates so much surplus, that we can through regulation, taxation, and social custom funnel so much of it to people doing jobs that are not by any means crucial to the functioning or prosperity of the society.
And their income will grow on trees.

It will fail unless the government gets easy money from eg producing oil like Emirates. Otherwise someone needs to produce stuff. We already have a big inflation problem that is directly related to policies that rain money on those not working. Let's not make things even worse, please.
Amber is heterogeneous in composition, but consists of several resinous bodies more or less soluble in alcohol, ether and chloroform, associated with an insoluble bituminous substance. Amber is a macromolecule by free radical polymerization of several precursors in the labdane family, e.g. communic acid, cummunol, and biformene. These labdanes are diterpenes (C20H32) and trienes, equipping the organic skeleton with three alkene groups for polymerization. As amber matures over the years, more polymerization takes place as well as isomerization reactions, crosslinking and cyclization.

Wikipedia Amber

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amber

CAN YOU REALLY PULL A "JURASSIC PARK" AND EXTRACT DNA FROM BUGS FROZEN IN AMBER?

https://www.syfy.com/syfy-wire/can-you-really-extract-dna-fr...
Did you hear? MAC’s operating system is really just Windows. MAC never even had their own OS they just stole it from Bill Gates in 1995. I hear Microsoft is going to buy MAC soon because the new IMAXES are slower than Pentium. LOL PC PWNS MAC STEVE JOBS IS LOSER.
Benthamiana Rhapsody
My reading was that a user can be identified by the userid. I'm not sure what other actions just having an userid authorizes, but I would lay that bit on google.
> Then again it was Amazon threatening, so the only way for the world to know if Visa held on, is for Visa to hold on till Jan 19. At the moment we can assume both pulled back, or Amazon "won"

I don't see how that follows. Amazon has an interest in not irritating its customers and losing sales (just because most people own other cards doesn't mean everyone will update, especially not for recurring billing like Prime subs), and just as much interest in resolving that before Jan 19 if Visa wouldn't cave as Visa if Amazon wouldn't. Just because they threatened doesn't mean they couldn't have internal forecasts suggesting that following through on the threat would be worse for business than accepting what was already on the table.
Yes you are citing the flashloan wash trade that I mentioned, but the rest I don't really buy at all. You can't just materialize a wallet out of nowhere and use it in a wash trade. Wallets need at least some ETH in order to transact, because you have to pay gas to transact on ethereum. This means that even the best pseudonymous wash traders should be discoverable with chain analysis, or lead to dead ends like tornado.cash. The reality is that you can't find any good examples of this, and that means it's all hypothetical conjecture. It should be quite easy to prove otherwise.
btw: when did they ship the last change on HN? Is there some sort of changelog?
For A), some of the wash trading has been done with flash loans. There are some well-documented cases. You don't need much capital at all for that.
> I provided the exact quote from Ibram X. Kendi

Yes, and I provided reasoning as to why I think that quote is taken out of context. I have provided the text of the definition of Critical Race Theory from Wikipedia, which almost word for word has lifted it from Encyclopedia Britannica.

I'm going to have to take that over one sentence that was most likely taken out of context and the interpretation apparently only backed by 'trust me bro!'.
Netflix absolutely needs to deal with shitty content for the same reason that Amazon needs to deal with fakes or crap: it's an existential threat to their brand.

Being Walmart doesn't work in a digital space, because you can't starve the business out from the physical neighborhood around you to prevent competition.

And once people get it in their heads that "All movies on Netflix are trash" or "All stuff on Amazon is trash," you have a much bigger problem.
I think the internet and free universal frictionless undifferentiated unbiased access to recordings has made all sounds equally available at all times, starting somewhere in the 90's, and that has made anyone who was born after that point perceive them a bit differently than before.

I have a neice who was born in 96. When she was 10 or so I found out she was listening to both Green Day and Patsy Kline with essentially equal interest.

That's when I got this idea.

She was born entirely after not only the existense of recordings that go back at least a few generations, not only after the existense of the internet, but after the mass adoption of the internet, digital copies of recordings, and countless distribution means, both centralized and peer to peer. The essential nature was not that different from today, the day she was born, let alone 10 years later.

For me, Patsy Kline was only on the oldies station at my grandmas house and the barber shop and which actually called itself the oldies station, and my parents wouldn't be caught dead listening to Green Day.

For my neice they are both just content.