skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The same's true for ordinary package managers, but they've come with CVE's that allowed circumventing checksum validation [0]. Software mirror security doesn't seem to me (non-expert) a trivial or solved problem.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8330386
Please don't take HN threads into hellish flamewar. It's exactly the opposite of what this place is supposed to be for.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
> but it says absolutely nothing about doing business with gay people. Nothing in the Bible says that you shouldn’t make a cake or website for someone because they are a “sinner.”

Instead it suggests you kill them on sight.

"If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them" Leviticus 20:13
My code is stopped inside the debugger when I've finally reproduced a bug. My wife calls for dinner. I close my laptop and stick it in a safe place where a kid won't spill something sticky on it. After dinner I open up the laptop and the debugger is right there in the same spot, I don't have to spend another 30 minutes trying to reproduce the bug.
“Monetize”
From Tesla to Jeep: The end of 3G networks is a problem for millions of car owne
> No reason something like the compose syntax (or similar) couldn't be a common, shared front-end to all container solutions

Hopefully it will, since the docker-compose spec is being formalized: https://github.com/compose-spec/compose-spec
Of course he has jurisdiction over that - Canadians don’t have jurisdiction over drunk driving in the US, but if you have a DUI you’re going to have a tough time getting into Canada.
The majority of Americans also live in urban areas, but not letting urban concerns steamroll rural concerns is also an important consideration.
> If you’re leaving for more money or safety, I will never argue. If you’re leaving for a different type of experience (e.g., remote work vs. in-office, big co vs. start-up) or for different company culture, I won’t argue at all. If the environment is not toxic or not draining your energy and you’re still learning, then why leave the company?

I'm not sure this boiled down set of people is the set of people considering changing jobs very often, so I'm not sure who is left in the audience of this advice.
Apologies for the possibly dumb question, I couldn't find this in the Podman docs. How does it do networking without bridges? Does it still use veth devices?
That makes no sense. If survival time is 30 minutes, and it takes 28 minutes just to get into the air, nobody will ever be successfully rescued.
Contrary to the Peter Principle as applied to managements, what you describe is progressively higher levels of competence. It's like asymptotically tending to target SLA.
Checking the news should be boring: apnews.com

The only news site you need.
Doing business with someone vs. promoting their ideology and helping them engage in sin are two very different issues. She can sell them a neutral website that does not promote homosexuality for instance, which is very different from making a website that announces and promotes the practice, which goes against her faith.

> nor a political belief compatible with a free society

So in a free society, one cannot point out contradictions or hypocrisy?
Recent Supply Chain News, Holy mother of god, the basic fabric of our society and they could not have been more wrong.

Commodity Prices and fluctuation, My god they really dont have a clue about commodity.

Tech, Foundry. Repeated mainstream news that follow like an echo chamber. We are now looking at Qualcomm X65 Modem switching to TSMC 6nm. ( In case you are wondering, NO it is not true. )

And Stocks. Using Bottom Up Analysis we figure out Google is paying $15B to Apple when the actual company annual report only state $13.5B in CAC ( Customer Acquisition Cost ) in total. ( Not all CAC goes to Apple, I mean Mozilla has a small trunk of it for example )

I am not sure if it is related, but because of how much BS coming from mainstream news, people are fed up and actually provide insight on Youtube Channel. How is something being done, why it is done this way. They are still high level overview, but they are directionally much closer to the truth than anything else. And it is the same with PodCast.

I now mostly just skim read news on my RSS-Feeds.

The worst thing about all of these is how people trust those number, figures, analysis. This makes online discussions on these topic 95% of times useless. Like I recently said to Dr. Ian Cutress where we agree, most media are only here for attentions and clicks, they are not here to inform their readers. The sad state of things.
Most design patterns are anti-patterns: they represent a failure of the language to offer a way to abstract the pattern into a component or native language construct.

It is usually better if it can be captured in a library. But sometimes, particularly in weak languages, nothing but core language support will do. A fancy core language feature should embarrass the language designer.

Sometimes, a language evolves to the point where a core feature could be as well implemented as a library component. That is a marker of real progress, because now the feature can be offered in a dozen variations in a dozen libraries, each tailored to local conditions, where the core feature had to ruthlessly ignore all but the most generic use cases.
Freeze orders on protesters’ bank accounts have been halted, Ottawa says
If I am gay and I’m in the market for a wedding website, there is zero difference to me whether your policy is “don’t make wedding websites for gay people” or “don’t make websites for gay people”. You might be willing to make a website for my business or my portfolio, but that doesn’t matter because I don’t need that. Whatever your reasoning, the impact is exactly the same: your policy, as designed, excludes me as a customer.

The article also says that the issue will be limited to the “Free Speech Clause of the 1st Amendment”, so in a legal sense I think the fact that someone might make such a policy because of their religion is irrelevant in this case.
It wasn't an attempt at humor. It was a statement of fact. I'm a fat guy. I'm not going to buy cookies there.

Try not to invent imaginary offenses on behalf of strangers.
FLAC 1.3.4
Yeah, compensation is always a tantalizing reason to switch, but in my experience it's rarely the primary trigger for someone to switch jobs.
It looks like you've been using HN primarily for political and ideological battle. That's a line at which we ban accounts, regardless of what ideology they're for or against, because this mode of using the site is destructive of what HN is supposed to be for.

If you would please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and use the site as intended, we'd appreciate it. That means curious conversation on a diverse range of interests—not doing battle with enemies. Curiosity is the first casualty when the threads go that way.

Past explanations:

https://hn.algolia.com/?sort=byDate&dateRange=all&type=comme...

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23959679
Yes. This is a key insight. The gravamen of this case is compelled speech. Put simply: the government has the power to make a business involved in commerce not discriminate against people, but does it have the power to compel speech?

Fundamental Constitutional principles and existing case law seem to say no. Over the past thirty years, this has been an evolving issue, starting with things like forcing people to say the Pledge of Allegiance. I wouldn't be shocked if we see challenges to mandatory expanded census questions in 2030 or 2040. And certainly compelling encryption backdoors is an issue that's been in the news the past few years.

It's disconcerting to me, as a gay man, that this issue has been pushed this far. In my adult life, it has been a crime for me to have a sexual relationship. In my adult life it has been unlawful for me to get married. Historically, excessive government control over people has not worked out well for minorities, and it's a bit Uncle Tom-ish to try to use government to force people into conduct that aligns with your personal values.

Structures and powers analyses are important. When looking at a question of the scope of government power, ask yourself: would you feel comfortable giving this power to your political adversaries? If the Religious Right had a majority in Congress or a state legislature, would the gay litigants in this case support the government's right to, say, make all wedding-related speech include praise of one-man-one-woman as the ideal form of marriage?

A government without protections for individual rights of freedom and conscience isn't a republic, it's a mob. Mobs never turn out well for the little guy in the long run.
Indeed. Who are these people leaving who are otherwise happy with their comp, company culture, and what they do?

Are people really searching for jobs just because?
Bus tokens have a better chance of becoming legal tender in California than Bitcoin, now. But the fact that it's even being talked about as legal tender is a plus for Bitcoin. It looks like it's slowly becoming a legitimate and accepted asset class. Very few people would have thought that it would be possible just a few years ago. It looks like it's here to stay.
No one here knows either of the parties in that transaction, perhaps avoid projecting?

There are companies which empower workers to make decisions.
This is really not how most companies think about it. Unless you take an extremely broad view of what “management” is.

As a term of art, used by people writing the JDs for “manager” jobs (source: have wrote those JDs), it specifically means having people reporting to you, being responsible for their productivity, growth, and development.

The senior IC track does not (have to) involve management. It does involve a lot of communication, collaboration, and coordination, which may look like management if you squint. And there is overlap; in small companies, particularly startups, sometimes tech lead and manager hats are worn by the same person. But they are different roles.

And particularly, to the point of the article, they are different career tracks. You might wear both hats for a bit, but most careers will end up specializing on one or other track.

See https://lethain.com/ for lots of material on what it means to be a staff-plus IC, as well as engineering manager.
> She has not been able to convince me of the benefits either.

…

> She carries the cash, and to my benefit she spots me whenever we encounter a merchant that doesn't accept credit cards since I don't carry cash.

I’m having trouble understanding these sentences written together in such short succession. Are you being serious?
I'm still hoping Linus Sebastian's influence can get them to have wide-gamut OLED panel option.
Sticking your head in the sand is more comforting than facing the horrors above it. That doesn't mean that's what you should do.
Getting ready for the Windows 11 upgrade
Someone should start a gofundme to buy it some shoes.
Hilariously true. I upvoted you and the poster just so this point gets more attention. Had to comment as well to make sure it stays ranked highly enough to see under “Active” as well.
i really like that this is flagged
haha, the post reminds me of this snippet from Steve Jobs on Consultants

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp6_3UQLi2Y
In case anyone else was wondering about FAANGMULA, it's apparently: FB, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google, Microsoft, Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb.

Having never heard of this acronym before, I'd be curious to know how that list was put together. Is it a function of the size of their engineering teams, compensation, or something else? What would be the next company or two in line for this list?
Is it really unclear? There are examples from other countries. Erdogan got emergency powers during a coup and continued to hold on to them for a long time and before finally giving up, he made enough changes in the constitution and law that effectively he retains all of them.

I see the same pattern here. I would be surprised if there is going to be another PM ever in Canada. If it sounds ridiculous, think about the fact that current government is a Minority one. The way they gather support is by showing carrot and stick to the rest of the parties. And these emergency powers are a big stick just waiting to be used at the right time.
That's quite a strawperson - I haven't seen anyone say anything like that. Can you give some examples?

The issue is the amount of fraud, obviously. My point is that people keep trying to downplay it and normalize it, including, IMHO, the comments in this thread. My perception is that the amount is much higher now than even the recent past, and that it's normalized and even celebrated by some.
There are other considerations. Didn't Barry Bonds take so many steroids that he dramatically changed his own facial structure?
> Look at China and Tibet, for instance, or Hong Kong. Or Catalonia and Spain, Basques and France.

You are giving examples of people who want independence. Sometimes, people in such situations can indeed start a war for independence. This happened here in Yugoslavia not long ago, in 1991-2001.

However, I don't see how's that relevant to Ukraine. The only reason that war has started, and is ongoing for 8 years, is Russian military. For instance, this guy played a major role: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Igor_Girkin

> willing to fight on all sides, for all kinds of nationality stuff, but the vast majority would rather not

I'm not sure why Russians soldiers are fighting in the foreign country, but what you said is true for Ukrainians. Unfortunately for them, they can't stop the war. The moment they stop shooting back, Russians will advance further into their land.
Fact that whole of liberal caucuses and NDP voted for this aberration is bad news.

It is an open season on anyone who is member or supported People’s party. Totalitarians having tasted the pandemic power do not seem to want to relinquish it(surprise! lol)
Yeah, this is the real problem. Since a job hop typically nets you an extra 10k/y 6 years in a job is going to have you down 60k/y.

Why would you do that to yourself?

In saying that, I've stayed longer in some rolls than the money would imply, but that is because some places are amazing, and there is a lot to be said for a place which treats you well.
> that is the principle element of the law at issue

All elements of the law are equally enforceable, so singling out some as 'principal' is not a license to ignore others.

> It is also clear under the law that if you hosted a "race X is inferior" party at your house you would not be in violation of the law.

What are you basing this interpretation on? Couldn't that be construed as "stirring up hatred"? What about "race X is the primary perpetrator of such and such historical crimes, and is still guilty by way of their accumulated benefit"? Or "race X commits a disproportionate amount of violent crime"? Objectively, those could "stir up hatred" - as I'm sure many judges would agree.
I have mostly seen it used to refer to a tier of high paying leetcode type organizations. It was an extension of FAANG, which was coined by an investment show host.
Bluetooth didn't get around to adding a standardized low latency audio codec until 2020, so I think they have some more severe management issues than USB.
Sounds fair as long as you are representing my views. When the coin flips I will get the unfairness of it. This is what current supporters of the regime (I guess we can now call it that) don't understand yet.
You can put titles, comments, and tags on the same line if you want.
4.1 is before packet extensions, but that shouldn’t matter here.

The reason you’ll see different numbers is that not everyone considers the overhead the same. Some count it, some don’t. I do because it just isn’t usable.
Except most mainstream news said that the frozen accounts were made for donations made retro-actively before the Emergency Act. This is a matter of public notoriety as this point.
Nvidia's RTX 30-series Ethereum mining limiter might've just gone up in smoke
It is the ability to change your compensation while staying in the company.

Which in part is "number of engineering teams" rather than the size of any one of them.

You can change project / pay scale without changing company.
There is a wide gap between my screens and keyboard. Enough for 2 out of my 4 cats to accommodate themselves.

At first, I thought it was for me, they did it to keep me happy, but then quickly realized they somehow can understand when it's chow time and simply get up, start stretching and sit up in front of my screen around that time.
> But yeah, if you want to seize assets, get a court order and go and lock someone in a box and take their things

You really wouldn't says that if you've been locked, it's one of the worst thing in the world, even more so when it's unfair -- this is a progress.
Maybe we can use a neural net to fill in the shadowed regions. I have only looked at 2D inpainting algorithms and not sure what the state-of-the-art in 3D inpainting is though.
That's a good rule for products, but this is HN. As a reader, half-baked projects are super welcome.
This isn’t “whatever content someone might want”, though. It’s a specific service she provides (to some people). From the petition:

> Artist Lorie Smith is a website designer who creates original, online content consistent with her faith. She plans to (1) design wedding websites promoting her understanding of marriage, and (2) post a statement explaining that she can only speak messages consistent with her faith.
> Had I invented Wordle, I would never have thought of just one, shared round per day

This is the core mechanic of a newspaper crossword (or the NYT Spelling Bee) which inspired Wordle. It’s really no surprise when you think of it that way.
This is also why I strongly prefer the HBO release model to the Netflix model.
This seems like good advice for everyone around the fool who sticks around to be severely underpaid.
Evi Nemeth was Godmother to a couple generations of Unix Sysadmins. The UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook is practical, usefully opinionated, playful, and brilliant, much like its lead author/editor. I've used it as the core text for classes I have taught and it's a great interview study guide for systems folk.

If you really want a trip down memory lane, dig up some earlier editions and learn how to deal with the quirks of the SGI, DEC, SUN, IBM, & HP menagerie.

I'd definitely start with this one.
Their bewilderment made their authority seem unearned to me.
I always hear this but I work at a company maybe a tier below the acronym, Public and a household name, and unless I go to a company like Google or fb most companies seem to be a lateral move at best even with the higher title. I'm coming up on 5 years. Stock did well last year so I made a little over 300k, this year I think I'm on track for mid 200s
Then use rad-hard arduino/esp-32/cortex-m0/RittzkenfaiiV/whatever equivalents running NTP / Precision Time Protocol(PTP) in a cluster, with the elements embedded in the individual explosives. Maybe read about https://duckduckgo.com/?q=+fourth+generation+nuclear+weapons and how that could be applied to the material at hand, Ka-Boom!
But that's exactly the point people are making in this thread: people don't care enough, or don't have their shit together enough, to fight back even if they are being surveilled and manipulated and used for profit.
I have to say this is amazing! Really good work.

Might I suggest slightly more interesting examples than kicking a ball from your desk. What about a cat playing with a toy? Or a model train going round a track?
I think one missing aspect is whether they enjoy their work. He never mentioned leaving out of boredom being something he would not argue about, so I presume that's the subset of people he may be talking to.
+1 quordle making wordle seem dull.

But I only place the official once a day. I suck at it I think, but they do a great job of making it rewarding.

Also their continuous improvement on the front end is a daily side game, to see what they changed today.
So the SC says she has to build a website. What if she builds a really crappy, horrible site? What then?
I've been enjoying worLdle:

https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/
Amazon sues two major fake review brokers
Personal Finance for New Engineers
Don't know about BT, but why do you say USB is a mess?

I have implemented USB device from scratch long time ago, and the protocol was pretty pleasant. It satisfied its main goal: being simple to implement with minimal resources.

Sure, there are things that could be improved, I'd say 512 mA power limit is the worst. And some sort of auto-poll mechanism on hubs wold be nice. And maybe IRQ-like bus state to save power? But those are pretty minor things.

(Of course the software part is a mess - a lot of drivers have no error recovery whatsoever. But this is not protocol's fault)
C++ gets new features that provide a better way to solve common coding problems. This is not accidental, and not a problem: the new features were added because they offer that better way.

Failing to use the new feature is just failing to write code the best way that is available right now. In 2013 you had no choice but to do it the old way; but you don't have to anymore, because the language and std library have caught up with you.

Being responsive to the needs of its community of programmers is job one for a language committee. If new, better ways don't arise, your language has stagnated.
Aaron Swartz has also a good piece about avoiding the news: http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/hatethenews
>What programs are you using in such a fashion that simply having the program autostart at boot is not feasible?

Developing an application in Lisp and there's all kinds of state in the REPL right now. Gotta pick kid up from preschool, just close the lid and it'll be exactly as I left it when I come home.

Have a document open in an ad-hoc fashion (i.e. it's some PDF for work, not something on my autostart list) and I get interrupted. Close lid. Document is still there when I open it again, and what's more it's open to the exact spot I stopped reading.
Google's homepage is 2.3mb right now. This page loads 16.2mb, so about as heavy as loading Google 7x.

For comparison, Youtube's homepage is 14.2mb for me.

So really it is not that much.
So, the problem with committing a crime animated by hatred of a group rather than just the victim is that you might justify committing crimes against more victims. That is a bad thing. The issue here is not with aggravating circumstances -- the issue is with non-aggravating private speech.
they're referring to lactobacillus which produces some of the flavors in bread, beer, wine, yogurt, miso, kimchi from sugars, such as lactose.
quordle is where its at
Where should a parent go to earn the authority to prevent their three-year-old from climbing on the cabinets?
Ah, that makes far more sense. Though it makes OPs argument even more nonsensical ;)
Strange I used to throw CV's in the rubbish bin if they repeatedly moved jobs every 2 years or under. My rational for that was that they would probably only last 2 years in our company so I preferred someone more stable. Small teams hurt when you keep loosing staff and training is not cheap.
>The simple answer is to reject the cashless society.

Oh How the tide have turned.

You may be surprised for half a decade from 2014 to ~2019 most on HN were "for" cashless society. Over the dozens of threads and thousands of comments. 90% of HN were happy when Tim Cook in 2015 declare Cash will be dead in the next decade. Apple Pay will make the society better. Tim Cook and Apple reiterate in 2016 and 2017 they want to kill off cash.

Something happened in post 2019. I dont what it is. But I guess it is better late than never.