skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For my part:

Bell Canada (got hacked a few times, notoriously)

So. Many. ATS. (Applicant Tracking Systems)

Several small time online stores.

The first two probably got breached and the emails stolen (although I have never ever received any disclosure of being breached from any ATS ever. Small time stores they probably sold it for actual money, they weren’t exactly trustworthy in the first place.

I use spam gourmet so I know exactly where any email address was first used and thus who leaked it.
Why would macOS not let you serve content from it?
Surprised they haven't just bought them then
Yes, and in other aspects having a stable leadership for long (and it's not like we're talking about eons, it's 4 elections) greatly benefited Germany

People elected them and their party, their party had chosen them for the position. It's not like they forced anyone to put them there.

Term limits in democracies make very little sense when they affect a President or other directly elected positions of great personal power

They make no sense for chancellors or prime ministers who in any case are going to mostly be controlled by the parliament
The complex life cycle of salps
Good luck eating plant based diet in the woods and steppes of Northern America, Europe and Asia.
Exercise does trigger inflammation through a variety of mechanisms (eg.: increased tissue perfusion and diapedesis, oxidative stress, tissue damage...).

However it also releases endocannabinoids, which are anti-inflammatory, and causes a host of metabolic changes which are also anti-inflammatory.

The overall effect of exercise is to increase inflammation acutely, and to decrease it chronically. Regular physical exercise is overall more modulatory than inflammatory.
Has this been tested in court? It would seem the user was not given time for due consideration. Would a court agree or disagree that there was a meeting of minds?
However your physiology doesn't change in two generations.
We can easily adapt our microbiome to get access to new sources of calories. But our erect posture, tool crafting and use abilities, and our guts structure are all evolutions we gained from our hunting/scavenging times. We are what we are because of meat and fat, not green leafy vegetables.
Yes, the BS drained the life out of me. Switched to a startup and it got much better, but once we grew to 100+ people, the endless meetings started piling up again

The worst part is the high degree of censorship. Everyone is so sensitive now that it's impossible to speak openly
The Ribbonfarm Lab
Why do you need OAuth? I still use k9mail v5.6 and Gmail still works for me.
I believe in redemption, and I think US jail sentences are extremely excessive. That is an issue for voters.

I do not believe in random justice where connected people can be pardoned even if they deserve so when there are literally millions in jail who could be as deserving.

Sadly important today, pardons can be corrupt. Trump several times promised pardons for people willing to go to jail for him. And he delivered on those pardons.

So yes I believe in redemption, but not by executive decree. That belongs in a time when we had kings with real power.

Finally, the prison time is often from a plea bargain (I do not like those either but different story). So the time sentenced to does not always have a meaning.
If people only come to your place for wifi then they're not the customers you want imo.
Dont forget that exFAT is not journaled which is the biggest issue by far.

Really it would be nice if everyone could just natively read EXT3/4 out of the box - theres no reason NOT to add it. And even though Microsofts new file system still doesn't seem to have taken off (ReFS) it is quite good.
An inline svg in the parent page would trim it down to 87 bytes and replace <img> code, so even less than 87 in practice.

<svg width="256" height="256"><rect width="100%" height="100%" fill="#aad3df" /></svg>
Thanks. I've never looked at AutoCAD, but was aware of Mirai. It was originally the S-Geometry suite from Symbolics, sold to Nichimen as Mirai, then sold to IzWare where it disappeared.

Would be great if that code could be open-sourced, for historical reasons if nothing else.
Sorry I'm new to this. If everything in Onion is fake news (not in a bad way), what's the point reading it? Or is it meant as humor website?
Thank you. More to come.
Netflix, Movies and the Internet
Fun fact: it will still do type coercion in that scenario without strict mode. And you cannot annotate assignments. Otherwise it’s pretty useful.
I've encountered problems like this as a solo founder. The thing is if the problem is too general/abstract, try to make it into smaller one to be more specific. In this way, you're like micromanaging and slowly building a solution to your problems.

If this doesn't fit your needs, you can ask our fellow founders in Founders Cafe https://founderscafe.io/. They've been successful in their journey and shared a lot of tips to solve problems just like yours. :))
Just outsourcing to google or microsoft doesn't make you zero trust at all - in fact even Google itself is not fully zero trust.
Type hints are a god send in Python if you want to use the language for anything beyond scripting (or single developer code bases).

Without type hints you don't realise how crazy your data structures get in Python. Trice nested dictionaries getting passed around, or pandas running wild across your code base, and on it goes. Instead with type hints we now have insight and can have meaningful discussions on the data structures flowing through our system.

Our team is yet to adopt mypy into our build systems, but hopefully we will introduce it soon.
Can you define "heavy meat consumption"? What is "heavy"?

Edit: Will you define what "heavy meat consumption" means?
The whole bay area is SF to anyone not from the area. The city/county boundaries aren’t what people care about when describing a general area.

Most people from london don’t live in “city of london”
The one other idea I'd try to get into people's minds here is: what would be possible if every computer in the rack had full speed access to any disk in the rack.

Right now a drive generally belongs to one computer. But disaggregating the rack & making disks independent means tbis association, of a drive or partition to a particular computer, is arbitrary. Potentially anyone could read or write to any drive.

This would require a clustered filesystem, a fs designed for multiple computers interacting with it at once. I believe there are some offerings out there, but mostly proprietary, and I've heard so little in the past decade- kt feels.like it should be cytting edge & exciting, not dormamt & specialized. I like to think we could get up to a lot of interesting computing & data systems if we had more io over fabrics.

A much more modest, pre-clustered idea might just be to heavily partition a drive, make 64 partitions, then build some control-plane of who currently gets which partitions. Letting chunks of data change ownership, without moving.

It'll be interesting to see if other fabrics than ethernet eventually start being useful with multi-root, multi-computer. PCIe is building new Scalable Virtualization, but as far as I know is still focused on being a peripheral bus, not interconnect. Most of the CXL discussion i see is similarly conventional- huge plans for build out, attaching vast memory pools and huge accelerators, but I havent seen multiple computers sharing a pool of resources shown off. I havent seen CXL as a way to interconnect standalone computers.
The RMB reserve is still small relative to how big a part of the world’s economy China is.

Also the biggest loser in this reallocation is the euro.
> Mediterranean diet, one which involves no red meat

There is no such thing, at least not for the people who live around the Mediterranean.
Bad faith user agreements and TOS should not be binding. It's a legal fraud that users have agreed to the TOS when they have no alternative.
Not really. The basic concepts of "tables/indexes" and "access paths" has been stable for years (decades really). So if you wrote something like: MY_TABLE.MY_INDEX.SEEK(whatever), that would have the same meaning as it did 30-40 years ago. Same for range scans, nested loop / merge / hash joins, sorting etc.
If you measure competence as relative performance, a person cannot know how competent they are compared to others... because to do that correctly, they would not only have to know how much they know but also know how much other people know... preferably in relation to them.

This is not possible, so the self-assessment data will be random because it is a random guess... so it does not correlate to actual performance or anything else for that matter. Hence, DK effect has to be a result of faulty statistical analysis.

I believe we'd have completely different results if the question was framed differently: "how many do you believe you got right?". Then, more confident people, regardless of competence, would answer that they got more right and less confident people, again regardless of competence, would believe that they must have gotten more wrong than they did.
Vegans are thinner and usually malnourished.
Meat eaters are usually fatter because they get their meat from mcDonalds. Even a vegan eating chips every day has the potential of becoming obese.
You are really just comparing health conscious people to the average person. But if you would instead compare health conscious meat eaters with health conscious vegans you would see that the first group usually does much better.
The rumour is that iTunes runs on a literal warehouse filled with mac minis. I'm not kidding.

The rest of it I would imagine is just commodity hardware like you said (supermicro is good stuff generally)
Yes, it's all satire. You should try Onion News Network videos on YouTube, they are funny as hell. Especially, the movie reviews by that one guy are hilarious.
Agreed very much. Especially in crypto you see a lot of (more than luck) success with quants/traders with no prior trading experience.
Are there any costs? Is it all free? And you make money on deposits like any ordinary bank?
Unfortunately the bar for what's considered a Security Engineer isn't as high as it used to be.
It's meant to be humorous. Emphasis on the "meant to be"
I use it to check what people I follow (friends, cool persons etc) doing every day. But checking each profile to see recent updates is difficult. I created kinda GitHub updates feed using their API.

https://github-feed.tandav.me
I wish the official GitHub newsfeed to show contribution updates instead of likes. Or even customize what to see in feed.
I foresee some comments with very heavy onion breath tomorrow morning.
What has killed the onion is that their reporting appears more serious than the Washington post.
Sounds like you have a good solution for your problem. Whatever solves the problem and is already done is naturally a good solution!

From my experience, the most important thing to get right in any local search algorithm is the state representation and the moves generated. If those work well, then any combination of metheuristics like simulated annealing, tabu search, population based search, restarts, parallel exploration, portfolio methods, and so on. Quite often the literature focuses only on the meta heuristic, but not so much on the representation, which IMHO can be an issue.

As an example, for some problems that I have solved with local search, the most impact in improving performance of the algorithms have been in improving the base. Making moves and score updates fast, and making the moves generated meaningful in the context.
You don't think that "the author thought that this function would return X, but I got Y" is useful?
While it is true that diet can have a big impact on inflammation, I would caution against pushing this idea too far in the context of auto-immune diseases.

I won't go into the details or talk about any specific condition because it's a complex topic, but you're better off combining a mediterranean / Indian / varied diet (the American diet is notoriously bad) with proper medication as prescribed by your treating physician.

If you have an auto-immune disease, do not try to replace drugs with diet changes.

(I'm a biochemist)
I use ANTLR4 and its rewriter to translate between two similar SQL dialects, for migration purposes.
Finding historical temp and precip data from Nat'l Center for Environmental Info
Yes, there is friction around getting set up if you want to do graphics. Or gui development.

I have managed to piece enough together to let me get started on the graphics development. I plan on bootstrapping by using Blender as my renderer (via USD transfer).
Pity. Like all mainstream comedy, Onion too is now spouting establishment lines, and pretending to be 'edgey' while doing it to appeal to the hipsters.
Literate Programming and Lisp in Small Pieces
There have been various discussions of Literate Programming on HN, a technology Knuth said was one of his best ideas.

The book "Lisp In Small Pieces" by Christian Queinnec is, in my opinion, the best example of a literate program available.

The ideas are developed very, very carefully. The explanations in the paragraphs are clear and to-the-point. Actual code implementing the idea appears after each explanation, essentially using code like a physics book uses equations.

Christian introduces ideas, like environment variables or continuations, in simple steps. He also discusses alternatives, their pros and cons.

If you know of other literate programs please post a comment.
> When you initially agreed to the TOS, there was a clause that said Venmo/PayPal can modify the terms whenever they want

That is the thing which really should be illegal. It doesn't even make sense. You agree to terms that we can be modified any time they want? What are you even agreeing to with a contract like that?
Often the headline is very funny but the attempt to stretch it into an article fails.
Its 2x25Gbps per drive. 25Gbe is quite cheap, not hard to do, low power & especially so over short backplanes.

This chassis has 1.2Tbps switching, half for drives, half for attached computers.

It's not proprietary. The drives can plug into ethernet. They speak industry standard NVMeoF; you could not get more standard if you tried.
I have a lot of personal theories on this but if you have what I think you might have I would highly recommend trying a Japanese fermented food called Natto. It is some real weird stuff in terms of texture and smell but the benefits are massive at least for myself. I tried everything out there and saw tons of doctors and while some things helped consistently eating this stuff keeps my immune system in check better than anything else I have tried. Most asian grocery stores will have it.
This sounds like an extreme illustration of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon.
Didn't quite a few tech companies stop using mandatory arbitration because some people basically flash mobbed them into paying millions in arbitration fees?

I cannot find it somehow, maybe I am misremembering.
It really shows how amazing the human body is. We can survive basically anywhere.
Are you serious? On social issues cnn is very hard left compared to any parts of the world.
Maybe he is not that interested in and fond of his 14th army, the one who took Transnistria from Moldova. Not that great of an ally, and why give them Odessa then.
We know global warming denialists like to point to the small number of "the Earth is cooling" articles in the 1970s to argue that the conclusions from climate cannot be trusted.

What they don't point out is that while 10% of the articles in the 1970s predicted cooling, 62% of them predicted warming. https://skepticalscience.com/ice-age-predictions-in-1970s-in...

Cherry picking can easily give a false impression of the "historical perspective."

While I don't know much about the accurate historical perspective of the Earth Day era, I can point out 6 of the 18 quotes from the AEI page come from Paul Ehrlich. These of course are easy to find as Ehrlich and his wife spearheaded the movement with "The Population Bomb", and "his charismatic and media-savvy methods helped publicize the topic" (quoting https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_R._Ehrlich ).

Three are from Kenneth Watt. Two are from Barry Commoner.

If there were a lot of people making these predictions then there would be little need to cite the same people multiple times. This strongly suggest cherry picking, rather than representing the historical perspective.

Furthermore, the first Earth Day was pre-EPA, back when smog covered L.A., people regularly threw their trash out the car windows, and the burning Cuyahoga river became a symbol of the ongoing environmental devastation.

So to use the NYT's editorial saying “Man must stop pollution and conserve his resources, not merely to enhance existence but to save the race from intolerable deterioration and possible extinction.” as a dire prediction of “gloom and doom” and “existential threats”, when we actually did greatly stop pollution, strongly suggests some alternative motive for this article.
It's just a plastic toy for manchildren, get over it.
Yeah I wanted to be a dev many years ago, that's how I got to know PG/YC/HN. But life took a turn, and I don't regret it actually, I like where things are heading. :)

To be honest, many people I work with are pretty nerdy compared to people with "real/corporate jobs" (it's a university bookstore afterall), but I also feel that we all ended up here because we were the disenfranchised type of nerdy people, so we don't open up our nerdy sides very much. Which means we still end up doing smalltalk etc. It's not that bad, just boring.

EDIT: Come to think of it, the nerdy people at work are mostly the bookworm-type who are more into novels etc. I think I'm literally the only person in the entire place that likes textbooks and academic titles haha. HMMMM
I don’t understand what anyone in this situation did wrong, morally or legally or otherwise. I also don’t understand why I should care about some corporatist boardroom intrigue. Can someone explain?

Also, why have I seen ~5 articles on this same topic (all posted to HN)? It smells like a coordinated hit piece.
Well there is a few people for whom this diet is having great effects. But there is indeed no science at all to back it up at the moment. But it is surely curious that such a diet which goes against every knowledge we have about diet can work even if just in the short time.
2 examples of dogmas which got debunked:
-you need to eat carbs to nourish your brain
-you need fruits and veggies to avoid scurvy
‘Category: Legs’

Lol

No idea what that entails but keen to browse your site tomorrow, cheers
Isn't it just a simple question of the ROI for sich a project? If you need an iPhone anyway why should you use an alternative app on another phone?

The only reasonable usecase I can identify are people writing iMessage bots/ spammers but those groups most likely wouldn't want to open-source their stuff.
If the meeting is big enough, and you are remote, you can do whatever while "listening in" (and out of the other ear, if it doesn't concern you).
Time to go to lichess.org I guess
>numerous countries have grown weary of the risks involved with a USD-based global economy...

Seems like even supposedly literate journalists don't know the difference between 'weary' and 'wary' any more
That might not be sufficient.

First, some publicly traded companies have freezes and employees can only trade in specific windows. The algorithm will need to take this into account.

Second, is "an algorithm did so" a legitimate defense ? It will probably depend on the jurisdiction but i can imagine lots of courts dismissing that because regardless of algorithms, it's on the human not to act illegally, and humans have created, tuned and parametered said algo. I don't think laws have been updated for such cases ( like with self-driving cars).
...this person is a security engineer? It is literally rule number 1 that you do NOT share MFA codes with anyone. Many sites even clearly say that when sending you the code!

This is also a common craigslist scam

Also how does a security engineer NOT know that phone numbers are super easy to spoof?!
This is devastating to read about and it destroyed innovation and progress. Fuck this!
I just closed my Venmo account due to this. They can pound sand.
As an aside, a workaround for that case is:

const Comp = React.memo(NonMemoComp) as typeof NonMemoComp
Same here.

I've thought about it a lot, I feel like everything the industry touches magically turns to shit.

Maybe I'm being a little negative, I know. But I think about things I really like, things I do for free in my spare time and when I put (imaginatively) on top of that a business layer, a management layer, a stakeholder layer, etc. I can see it being destroyed in front of my eyes (I'm not talking about computer stuff, but cooking, sports, writing...).

It's capitalism my friends. Alternatives?
It's the democratic aspect that is used to argue that US citizens are responsible for the actions of their government.

Besides, a democratic republic is a democracy, just like a dwarf planet is a planet.
Same. It makes me feel nihilistic and I stopped giving much of a shit about the work I do. It's just a paycheck, nothing else. I work 20 hours a week and more than half of that is meetings and I am not even in management.

To combat this feeling seeping into the other parts of my life, I have started to do some physical work, like cultivating gourmet mushrooms in my backyard. I asked for less hours some years ago, which means less income, but I am happier and I get to do physical work with my hands.
IANAIPL but this has always seemed strange to me. Copying and creating derivative works are separate from use, especially in light of 17 U.S.C. § 117(a)(1).

So rather than carve out a huge exception to the conditions on creating derivative works, and then trying to re-implement some of those conditions by placing conditions on use... why not just pare down the exceptions wrt derivative works?

Less abstractly: AGPL says you only have to license modifications if you distribute derivative works to the public, but you also have conditions on use. That makes it non-free. Why not simply say you have to license all modifications if you make a derivative work, unless the derivative is solely for personal/internal use without control or interaction by individuals outside your household or organization?

It seems to me that would achieve effectively the same end, but in a more straightforward manner and by hinging the mechanics on derivative-making rather than on use.
>it's possible to use rigorously sound statistics to lie (or at least unknowingly spread falsehoods).

I don't think this is true. It is possible to put a lot of work into unsound statistics and to make a lot of "noise and fury" about how mathematical you are while failing some basic principle, but I don't think sound statistics can mislead. The replication crisis was caused by scientists not being rigorous and journals not forcing them to be. You absolutely cannot accept publication as a sign of sound techniques except in journal/field combinations that have a deserved reputation.
I think it's excalidraw
Please don't give medical advice on the internet, especially without specifying what the advice is for, or without knowing what condition the other person has. It's obviously well intentioned, but incredibly reckless.
Can account with Venmo be closed without mailing? Seems like a good solution.