skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Indeed. Victor's work is the gateway drug to tools-for-thought; it certainly was for me. Read at your own peril, the rabbit hole goes very deep :-)
I'm thinking about introducing fuzzing too. And property based testing. Manual testing only is too limited.
This isn’t a serious question. But if it were, there’s an obvious logistical solution.
We were already moving off of Heroku anyways and this just accelerated it. Sad to see what was once a giant (really two giants, if you consider the Heroku + GH integration) fall.

I wonder what the real root cause is, organizationally? Is it corporate apathy as Heroku was swallowed up by Salesforce, and GitHub by Microsoft, or something else? I wish I had a bird's eye view inside the org. For now though, I guess all I can do is move the workload to AWS.
> At the right we see the usage pattern of a scrole bar

My guess would be the dock from MacOS (or the one from unity) instead of a scroll bar: its too large for a scroll bar, and clicks are grouped in chucks which could be centered on applications icons.

So this identify the OS to be either Linux+Unity (ubuntu ?) or MacOS.

By looking at the groups of clicks on that docks, we can see that three applications have been opened 8-10 times each.
"...making it impossible to log users as you can’t invalidate the token for the next hour."

I have no idea what you are talking about here, can you explain this?

I work with systems that have a minute expire time. The only issue is that the clocks on all clients should be in sync with the auth server.
Hammer follow can easily cause a gun to go full auto.[1] Yes it's not as reliable as a sear designed for full auto, but it can work surprisingly well on blowback actions.

The original comment was about handguns specifically, and was likely a reference to auto sears on Glocks. The combination of striker-fired and reciprocating slide makes it very easy to trip the sear at the right time, giving you better reliability than simply disabling the disconnector. This tweet has a useful diagram showing how Glock auto sears work.[2]

The ATF did restrict the manufacture of new guns that fire from an open bolt (since they are trivially made full-auto), but old open bolt guns aren't classified as machine guns.

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc2xpGQ_8w8&t=250s (just FYI this guy swears when his gun accidentally goes full auto)

2. https://twitter.com/keegan_hamilton/status/15074309018771292...
Biden is solving America’s labor shortage through wealth destruction
After 2+ years of WFH, I realised that the thing I most needed in my routine was blocks of time where I'm not with anyone, or doing anything. (I live with my family) Could be opposite for you. But think it helps to create your routine around things that work needs from you plus things that you need from your days.

What I do is make my to-do the night before, wake up and do yoga (in quiet), block non-thinking meetings together and thinking meetings away, use pomodoros for work, have meals with the fam without my devices, and end the day with an hour of solo time, listening to music, reading, writing, and planning for the next day.

Also, in case you haven't, recommend reading "Four Thousand Weeks" and Austin Kleon's work. You got this. :))
I find it interesting how news and repeated exposure affects our memory of vocabulary.

Due to all the news about the war in Ukraine, upon reading "PoW", the first meaning that came to mind was "prisoner of war" and was left wondering what PoS is, even though I am familiar with proof-of-x terms.
I'm really enjoying the direction .NET and particularly C# have been heading, and I agree it's, personally, been a joy to work with.

I'm looking forward to the new Visual Studio for Mac coming out of preview, though I should try Rider more too.
I mean in the modern capitalist society is having a CEO cry when they fire someone required? I’ve survived many layoffs but wouldn’t have been upset if my manager or leadership simply stated the facts.
>If you have better ideas of where to find contractors, please let me know.

Have you considered hiring actual employees locally rather than remote, unseen contractors?
iOS Hand Shadows (for video demos)
Yes, I partied with Nick Weaver. The lottery scheduler was implemented in the late 90’s, but soda’s kernel ran with the lottery schedule well into the aughts.

I agree that shell accounts weren’t as important by the aughts, but the culture was still going strong in the early aughts.
I feel like this is related to game theory and the prisoners dilemma.
Not to steal the thread, on the other side of the fence it feels similar.

Jetpack Compose performance is a pain versus traditional Android views, hence some performance related talks at Google IO 2022.

The UWP, WinUI 2.0, WinUI 3.0 mess, that makes it more fun to keep using Forms/WPF/MFC than adopt them.

Makes one wonder where are those teams coming from, with what resources are they dealing with, that in the end we get such quality.
Do you really think that the US has oppressed its population less than comparably well established European democracies? Given its history of slavery, Jim Crow and mass incarceration? Given the militarisation if its police, the war in drugs and it's all-watching surveillance state? Given
McCarthyism and the Patriot Act? And you're citing COVID?

I am frankly astonished by your claim. It's so obviously wrong.
>It would not apply to streaming services like Netflix and Hulu

What about youtube?
It’s much more common to lose your phone than to lose your phone number (in the UK at least - most likely this varies by country).
Interesting and funny documentary from the dot com boom era in a finish company, riot entertainment. Great watch on the insanity of VC funding and growth.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g0lrIi0ce5E
I'll add to Wulf's note that we on the team are privacy-conscious, listen to us talk about it here: https://museapp.com/podcast/18-privacy/

We designed the architecture to allow full Signal-style e2ee, but given that there are only two engineers on this we had to cut scope on that for the first release. Now we'll be listening to what our customers ask for in terms of where to prioritize in the roadmap. We have quite a few medical professionals and attorneys using Muse in their professional lives, so we've already heard from some of them on this topic.
Also relevant (but oddly not picked up by the mainstream news yet), there were 2 kids arrested in 2014 in the same very small school district for plotting a mass shooting in 2022 (presumably the year they would graduate or be old enough to buy guns). Names unknown since they were minors. Couldn't find any reports of subsequent court proceedings.

https://www.uvaldeleadernews.com/articles/conspiracy-to-comm...
Switching to Bulgarian in Notes, then switching to another app (where the focus isn't on an input field) and the new app gets Bulgarian input, which prevents me from controlling it by keyboard.
CE0 bonuses not gonna pay themselves, right?
I did, that’s why I changed my mind about guns.
They can both harm living things and are the 2 leading causes for young people deaths in the US. Some US cars are obviously built to look threatening.
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Also Draco Malfoy’s grandfather.
It isn't much of a question of if they need to as it is a fact that they already do, thus anyone without such a social life is at a social disadvantage unless you outright legislate away internet usage for kids, which is of course absurd. At that point you might as well just lock them up and homeschool them.
This work has been done and suppressed by the companies themselves (see multiple whistleblowers). Nobody else is in a position to access the data to do the studies.
Your retort is just an obfuscated what-aboutism.

A cursory glance at incarceration rates, deficit in access to healthcare, education, etc. enforced by supposedly colorblind legislation, the whole defended by a police that has roots in labor repression and racial policing does not help your position.

If the USofA really are one of the least racist countries on earth, it is more a damning condemnation of the world than a glowing review of this country.
as a second generation Chinese American, at least growing up it seemed like keeping up with the rest of the community, but it wasn't really so much about being middle class, but more about the kind of "so and so's child is a star tennis player, a pianist, the class president, speaks three languages, and they're probably going to get into Harvard and my child is going to need to keep up."
Compositing Renderer in Avalonia Running on Apple M1 MacBook Air
It's a little different whether your parents were "just" neglecting or impatient, compared to manipulative, abusive and basically robbing you of your childhood. Would you tell a rape victim the same?

He's carried this burden for a very long time. Maybe he thought it would go away. Then he seemed to have tried therapy. This appears to be just another attempt at getting over it; shouting it out to the world. And yes, he's "lucky" he became famous so this actually gets attention. For every successful child actor there have to be a hundred kids who didn't make it but weren't treated any better by their parents. So they're just some broke-ass adult sitting in a run-down bar drunkenly rambling about it.
It makes no sense with any of them.

For CRUD stuff we do regular Web applications, naturally with the necessary optimizations for mobile Web, in the process you can also make use of PWA features for mobile devices.

Try it out on your device, https://whatwebcando.today/
Since it's not directly mentioned in the submitted link:

Fixed in: Firefox 100.0.2, Firefox ESR 91.9.1, Firefox for Android 100.3, Thunderbird 91.9.1

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2022-1...
It could be classed as a way to attract talent. It is basically then a very expensive fusball table.
WoW had its auction house in the mobile client for some time. I don't know why they removed it. I suspect that people just automated it.
Who wants to use 1-click checkout anyway? Souns like 1-click to say byebye to all of your money.
> countries that have good exchange rates

What does this mean? I equate “good exchange rate” with “low exchange commission/fee” and “low volatility”.
also, I feel like piano and violin are the very classic choices for parents picking out music education for their kids, when there is so much more than that to the world of music.

I absolutely hated every single moment of piano and never really got good at it. It was a different story once I got selected for a chorus in school.
Truly sucks. I deactivated my insta and now even to see a public figure's feed, I am getting nudged to log in.
Four or five figures I'd guess? I'm not clued up on costs/performance for TPU stuff to give a better estimate, but guessing at a week on a 256 TPU pod, call it $30k?
> Just having a gun in your home increases your risk of being shot - virtually always either by your angry spouse, or yourself - by 50%. The idea that having a gun make you safer has no sound basis.

So? Just having a swimming pool in your home increases your risk of drowning, but people have them anyway.

Also, I think you pulled that 50% number out of the air.
Perhaps this is the kind of problem in which a macro system, like that in common lisp, allow you to solve the problem paying the prize in a little more compilation time but not in runtime.
Lovers in a dangerous spacetime mostly fits the description though it is definitely not what you have in mind :)
I recently came across Jane Nelson and positive discipline [1] which I found quite enlightening. I think we often underestimate how well kids understand the importance of things if we sit down and treat them as equals. That said sometimes everyone needs a push, but I think it is important not to push something that is not being enjoyed at all just because "it is good for you".

[1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8_h44xFO12U
You say it is an opinion but Logitech did abandon the receiver because they could not fix the security and instead released the Logitech Bolt with encrypted communication between peripherals, in order to not lose more corporate customers due to crappy security.
Mercadolibre ask for your photo with your id card for both sides
Not ask, REQUIRE
r/wtfstockphotos will be full of this

And medium posts about React hooks and Go generics are gonna be full of “Animated Drake meme but with Rick Astley” kind of fun.
And those same kids will be wiping your arse whilst you're drooling in an old people's home. Stop repeating this nonsense that somehow we can all just be individuals disjoint from society.

Never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.
I think that it depends a lot on location.

I'm about to graduate with a bachelor's in CS and pretty much everyone I know has managed to get a job before graduation. I don't know how much effort other people had to put in, but if anything, I should have aimed higher considering how easy it was. I don't think that this is because me and my friends are incredible, we just happen to live somewhere with a very good local job market. I'm in Sweden btw.
Couldn't agree more! Being at now-puplic start-up that needs somewhere north of, IMHO, 500 million to become somewhat profitable (industry specific, some hardware products simply cost a shit ton of money to develop) that is something I think a lot about lately.

Especially the, up until now, habbit of inefficiently thtowing money and people at a problem hoping something sticks. In hardware, so nothing that can be growth-hacked.
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It's been there for a while but it's done as an afterthought which can lead to cascading problems, and it isn't a great idea to use it. It stomps all over the distro's Python and is generally insecure, it's much safer to use the distro's own package managers.

I believe it came about to cater to Mac developers that don't want to bother with Linux based package managers, this becomes an easy out, but as mentioned previously, is more of an afterthought.
This is bordering on the same logic as "my parents beat me and I turned out fine".
The same reason that the FBI (and other policing administrations) did away with the service revolver. There's actual a distinct tragedy where some FBI agents died in a firefight that spurred this, apologies for lack of citation - it is late.

It is scarily easy to miss, even at physically close distances, when fighting for one's life.

I feel most people that haven't shot a gun, or have only shot a gun while sitting perfectly still and undistracted, underestimate the above fact.

If you do have access to guns and the ability to test this, do some sort of exercise to get yourself breathing heavily before shooting, you'll see the difference.

All of this presupposes that we agree the average citizen has the right to defend their life with adequate tools. Some may, with good statistical arguments at hand, determine that the likelihood of being a victim of violent crime does not meet the threshold for allowing this level of self defense.

I hope that partially answers your question
given twitter isn't profitable, i'd imagine its more money than they've ever made
A Respected MIT Professor Said Your Success Will Be Determined by Three Things
It’s a compliment about the people and the fact that there isn’t a clear monetization path for an open source project is another good thing.
It's not normal for parents to 'fuck up your childhood'. It is normal for your childhood to be far from ideal because of the flaws of your parents and that is indeed something many people will have to come to terms with. But the latter is far less damaging than the first: it's like regret vs. something akin to PTSD.
Dialup modem sounds from 300bps to 56K: https://youtu.be/xalTFH5ht-k
That is a separate point to the first sentence. In the second sentence they also say to remove gangs which they claim in the first sentence is the leading cause of gun deaths so applying your logic doesn’t make any sense.
It it’s not capability based, because Linux doesn’t provide necessary functionality. FreeBSD does, as explained in the man page I’ve linked to.
I loved this[0] article by Sabine Hossenfelder, about her experiences working part-time teaching physics one-on-one to cranks and amateurs. I'd love it if there was a website where you could similarly book time/lessons/a video chat with academics in various fields. (For me, mathematics mostly, and I know who the half dozen people are I think could answer my questions.) They could charge whatever they wanted per hour, or decide what to charge you after reading your lesson request. Maybe they make enough money to mostly not be interested in that, or not have any spare time. Still... that would be amazing, a counterpart/complement to SciHub, for people outside the walls of academe.

As it is, I've had a lot of the same questions for 5 or 10 years, and just not known how to get answers. There are books/papers in those fields where I understand everything, and books/papers where I understand nothing, and not much in between.

[0] https://aeon.co/ideas/what-i-learned-as-a-hired-consultant-f...
Have they not heard of the mythical man month?
Kids are using phones and tablets as part of school learning programmes/homework. Additionally, my children (under 10yo) use them for educational apps, language lessons, reading library ebooks and doing word puzzles like Quordle.

Because they're different ages and with different interests, they often use them in place of TV also when they can't agree on what to watch.
The requirements for self-defense in the U.S. are very simple and logical[1]:

1. You must be (or believe you are) in imminent danger of harm

2. Your response must be proportional to the threat

3. You must not be initial aggressor

4. Your decisions must be reasonable based on the information you had available to you

A few states also impose what they call a "duty to retreat", which basically means you must have exhausted all safe avenues of retreat before resorting to self-defense. Most states have removed such requirements because determining whether or not that criteria is met is really hard and doesn't really add much to the other four criteria.

Whether a gun was used doesn't really matter: dead is dead. Using a gun doesn't make them more dead. If you were justified to use deadly force, then the means shouldn't really matter.

[1] I am not a lawyer, but my knowledge of self-defense law comes from attorney Andrew Branca and his book Law of Self Defense
I always wonder how much of the faibled 99% start-up failures are up to that attitude. Imagine to settle for 100 million exit, at maybe 2x, more often. Couldn't it be tgat VCs would ve more profitable? Serious question, bevause VCs are professionals in what they do and they definitely have a reason. A reason that totally eludes me.
Reminds me of a wolfenstein map that was basically small humans in a large room. Honey shrunk the kids vibe.
Hats off to you, this was very interesting.
Youtube? Imho meditation is basically the same. And playing an instrument has very similar effect to me and doesn't give me such "what kind of hokus pokus am i doing here?" vibes. If your friend doesn't like sounding bad, try a hang drum, everybody can make beautiful music with these right away. Guitar isn't hard too, learn a chord you like or 2 and go from there.
Would you say MetalLB is the most straight forward load balancer?

Really I just want an easy to configure load balancer and an easy way to configure subdomains and let's encrypt.
That's always been weirdly the most annoying part of dealing with k8s for me. I found it pretty hard to mess around with traefik...
They can't consent to the ramifications of mandatory schooling for the first 16 or so years of their life, either, which shows how much we actually care about children's agency.
But it’s not what one would typically class as “the criminal element” committing mass shootings in churches, schools, or other community spaces. It’s the whackjobs right?
I think there is still more to it that just not taking it seriously or planning for it.

JWT in particular has the weird quirks you need to know to prevent encryption swapping attacks, and I'm sure there's more traps I myself am not aware of. At this point I think security can be seen on the same plan as legal: assuming a random dev will be able to plan and navigate out all the issues by sheer common sense hasn't been a viable approach for long now.
Yeah just imagine "mass arrests" of an armed population in the United States...

Meanwhile 1 in 3 black men are imprisoned over the course of their lives.

http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.1525/sp.2011.58.2.257?uid=3...
Twitter is terrible sorry....for being caught. They promise to do better in the future /sarcasm
I would be interested in those studies, if you can point me to them (article name would suffice). It would be great if those studies not only included outcome scores (force a child to learn math and they will improve in math, duh), but also anxiety scores and other wellbeing parameters.
>If you must for transport, arrange for a professional to do it for you

This would quite likely be considered an illegal transfer in the states they're referring to
What do you mean by <2x burn multiple ?
The US has more anti-gun-violence activists than anywhere else in the world.

Because other people don't have this problem. And when you get right down to it, they have megaphones and placards, while their opponents have guns. Amazingly, the gun owners have more political power.

My views on gun ownership are complex and don't fit neatly into existing pigeonholes - I'm very much in favor of the right to own weapons, but also in additional social responsibilities that ought to accompany that. I have a lot of sympathy with the gun control crowd even though I disagree with many of their arguments, but the fact is their tactics are simply not working. Unfortunately they don't want to change their approach because they're so locked into the moral dimension of their argument that they're unwilling to consider any other approach. Likewise the 2nd amendment absolutists are so intransigent that they keep retreating to a hardline position of 'shall not be infringed! shall not be infringed!' and then complaining about how unreasonable their opponents are.