skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anyone can read [dead] comments on HN if they turn 'showdead' on in their profile. We never delete posts outright unless the author asks us to.

Users flagged your comment at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31810870. We can only guess why users flag things, but it's not hard to point to site guidelines which your comment broke - such as the ones that asks people not to fulminate, post flamebait, or use the site for ideological battle.

You can call that 'censorship' if you like - people use the word to refer to any moderation they don't like - but (regardless of what's going on in users' heads when they flag) moderators don't think of this process in terms of banning specific views. That is, we don't much care what your views are. We care about threads not degenerating into flamewar dreck.
The context of this discussion isn’t about using Google or Facebook style SSO, it’s about SaaS supporting enterprise identity providers.
you can write absolutely incredible messes in either type of language, especially with statically typed languages that support reflection. i've switched back and forth multiple times. (i'm using golang these days.)

i will say that mocking/stubbing is much easier to do with dynamic languages, but this, in theory, forces cleaner integration points in static languages (i.e. accept interfaces, return types)
I can't find it either. Looking at an archived copy of their channel[1] I mostly see videos about the humanities. The playlists are also there.

I don't think they weren't restored. It's possible that the videos are unlisted or uploaded on some other account.

[1]: http://web.archive.org/web/20211010100521/https://www.youtub...
> As a society, we may need a platform where educational/government institutions can upload content (with content warnings, if necessary) because Youtube is a terrible fit for content like this.

We do: It's called Their Own Websites.

Not that what YouTube did was right, but I sure wouldn't rely on them to be the sole holder and provider of my content.
You're not using the tcc backend.

It says

Note: `tcc` was not used, so unless you install it yourself, your backend
C compiler will be `cc`, which is usually either `clang`, `gcc` or `msvc`.

Also you have "gcc" in your error:

See <file:///usr/share/doc/gcc-7/README.Bugs>

And on the website the claim is made for tcc and x64 backends.

Like I said, no way it'd take 15 seconds :)
I used to rent a place, furniture included, but everything smelled funny.

Later in the year, during rainy season, I bought a used raincoat. It too smelled funny, and I soon discovered, by googling, that apparently people with a rubber fetish may do things to such garments.

Horrible horrible things.

Soon after, I became concerned about my smelly apartment. I started to google, but everything I googled with the word "fetish", returned unspeakable results.

Each worse than the last!

So I bought new furniture, bedding, cutlery(oh god!), plates, everything.

Even toilet brushes are not safe from the horrors, so I bought one of those too.

One night, I woke up in a start. An idea was in my head, and I rushed to google, and horribly found that factory workers making my stuff, have fetishes too.

Nothing safe, I disposed of it all.
I got out my chainsaw, and cut down a tree. I made plates, cutlery, even a wooden cup! And ate off of these plates and so on. However, just last week, I noticed a squirrel apparently randy and without a mate, doing something to a tree!!

There is no end of the perversion I tell you, no end!!!

So now I sit in the corner, drool upon my chin, eyes glassy and void of energy.

(Brought to you by bbarnett's house, and the embarricon virus.)
Why? I had that growing up and everyone is doing fine.
>nowadays everyone does programming language

By design/specification, Raku[0] is over 20 years old. The Rakudo[1] compiler is a lot younger, with its first stable release back in 2015.

[0]: https://raku.org/

[1]: https://rakudo.org/
Then they accuse you of reddit spacing.
The western world is not falling behind, it is, as ever since the last century+, at the forefront of progress.

And this is just a natural evolution of realizing that building more and more and having "pride" in buildings is not really a good thing (similar to the economic doctrine of forever-growth). Working in an office building, no matter how well ventilated and sound proofed, is incomparable with working in a room with a few to a quiet garden - to give just one example.

The countries that you see that are "surpassing" the west simply haven't reached this stage of insight yet and are still locked in mundane materialistic thinking.
Let them have their buildings and bustling streets and noisy neighborhoods and 10 lane highways. They will realize the health benefits of returning to more quiet way of living at some point (unfortunately, I see a number of people here in this thread have neither reached this point.)
Possibly the greatest missed opportunity for a good pun I’ve seen this year.
I was hoping someone will pick this joke up, thank you :)
When was the last time members of Congress actively tried to get Big Tech to censor something?
Why do you choose that order?
Counterpoint: Poorly configured SSO devolves to “sign-on every single time”, which will then put you back in that same situation.
absolutely love ruby. beautiful language. so easy to write clean code with.
also, one more clarification. the result needs to be formatted into HH:MM:SS

trying to see if qalculate can do that as well.
This is a global website that operates on the World Wide Web. Even if the main language of the content here is English, what is "foreign" to you might not be foreign to others.

I'm sure many users here are non native English.
Many argue that pushing flouride on the public is an outright scam and lie. Fluoride is a known toxic substance that damages the body and can compromise one's health. It was being dumped in the water by factories, and the industry helped pull off a con by paying for studies to show that their industrial waste was actually "good" for people. The public fell for it, and here we are today. All these people drinking in and brushing with the so-called miracle of flouride, yet so many cavities (and other health problems).
Yes! For the same reason it does the right thing in C APIs. Which many people don't realize (understandably) until they read the fine print in docs.

If you read the specification of std::endl, it simply sends a "\n" and flushes.
Except GDPR came into effect in 2018, and local businesses started substituting small websites with Facebook pages since like... 2010. At least here it feels like the rate of that has actually decreased since GDPR, though that's likely largely due to the coincidental timing of Facebook's decline in popularity.
New Understanding of Earth’s Architecture: Updated Maps of Tectonic Plates
IIRC problem is the option of pausing subscriptions is well hidden & revealed only when you have fully made up your mind to cancel & drop all your credits. most folks would not do that instead maybe defer the decision another month in the hope they'll 'catch up'. then they'll forget about it for a few more months.

Dark patterns all over.
Right or wrong, when it comes from fb I don't care. Meta has 0 credibility to me
And it in turn by another probe, which in turn...
Saying that I agree with the sentiment of the comic, does not impart any statements about how I feel about its application in this situation.

Perhaps the two align, I do not know. Until more is know, I reserve judgement.
I do the nopoo washing. Sometimes use conditioner only. Towel dry it and comb it straight back. My hair has a natural wave to it that causes it to poof up in to a nice shape as long as I don't let it get too long.
No, it's not. SSO is basically a feature that should be used with all companies size > 1 (and even with size = 1, but not as critical there). It simply should not be considered an "enterprise" feature anymore - it should be considered a basic, lowest-level product requirement.

There are plenty of other features that can be worth paying more for. Just look at GitHub Enterprise. The fact that the only way there is to get SSO is to pay 4.5x more is insane. But, as a GH Enterprise customer myself, there are plenty of other features (separate environments, more Action minutes, advanced code scanning options, etc.) that make GH Enterprise worth it.
> Do you know who we should thank for all businesses killing their own online presence and migrating to Facebook? I'll give you 4 letters to guess: G.D.P.R

Pure, absolute, grade A bullshit. The trend predates the GDPR and is widespread among US small business and organizations that I guarantee you have never heard of that law. It's not a factor at all. They use Facebook because it's as close to zero set-up and maintenance as it gets, it's free, they already know how to use it, and "everyone" has it anyway.
There are a couple of websites that let you do this without running your own email server.

https://33mail.com is one, for instance (disclaimer: happy customer here.)
In my experience you need to find each resource one by one, and then import each one. Sometimes by name, some by ARN, some by something else. The import approach is time consuming.
These statements true or false are only said by companies in decline. Meta/Facebook is dying. And they know it. A new player lures around the corner to become the new dominator of social networks
And this answering my #1 question: whether the effect could be achieved without alcohol. A secondary question: is there a ketogenic way of getting this effect? Beer tends to be high in carbs...
You can but it’s more work to build and results in infrastructure that has more places where things can go wrong. SSO is the standard (and, in my opinion, “correct”) way to manage identities across otherwise unconnected systems.
> My advice to anyone who writes: Try writing one sentence per line. I’ve been doing it for twenty years, and it improved my writing more than anything else.

Who is the judge of 'it improved my writing more than anything else'? What was the 'anything else' for that matter.

This is a particular writing style just like Aaron Sorkin has a particular style. Some people like that style to others it's annoying.

https://thescriptlab.com/features/10569-5-secrets-to-aaron-s...

> We sometimes write sentences that don’t need to exist. Hidden in a paragraph, we might not notice. Standing on their own, we notice. Delete any sentence not worthy of its own line.

If you proofread and review what you write why would you not notice?
I had the same experience when my brain decided that I get the point of the sentence and where it was going. Perhaps if there was actual content in the sentence this wouldn’t have happened.
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Yeah you're gonna need to back this one up chief. Not sure about you but I'd rather be living in a 1 bedroom apartment with modern appliances, internet, smartphone, and a laptop than I would in a 8000sqft that had none of these things.

We have a lot more expenses today in large part because standard of living has increased. Certain components, like home affordability and medical, have become much worse than they were. Many other components have improved.
It would be interesting if this person used the loan to buy and then sell other cryptocurrencies so they can buy SOL at a discount after liquidation.
Just because it's open source doesn't mean I can trust it, I don't have the time to audit the code myself. Being open source is not a feature.
I enjoy doing advent of code every year.
> What’s the showstopper into bringing an open phone to a general audience?

The biggest showstopper is Open phones can't seem to do what all of their closed competition can do. If an Open phone can't reliably make calls, send texts, get on WiFi, or run apps people want there's no demand for them.

Even the cheapest Android phone has millions of person-hours sunk into its hardware and software implementations. There's no need to drop down to a command line to get some component to work right. If it truly sucks you can return it and at worst you're out under $100.

Until an Open phone can get to at least the capability of a cheap Android phone you can buy at a drug store no one is going to want them, especially for the price premium of their low volume production.
Flatpack and Snap versions both work ok.

I'm using the distro (manjaro) build, which is also pretty good. No idea how good the AUR versions are.
> over the insane amalgam fillings with mercury. And yet, many dentists still put the health hazard of oamalgam with mercury in people's mouths

The "mercury" metal fillings last much longer - no longer why dentists try to use the fear of mercury poisoning to sell you on a replacement plan. Thanks, but no thanks.

The dose we are exposed to, as patients, is negligible. If there's a health problem, it's for dentists.
Yes. But to remove only child porn and not all porn requires you to have some way of determining what is child porn. So you need to sort it into "child porn, remove" and "porn of consenting adults, allow".

Or you do what Tumblr did, and just ban all porn.
this is actually really good advice. shorter paragraphs force you to be concise, and concise is really good in short-attention-span mediums like reddit or email.
737 Max has less range than the equivalent models in the A320neo series, but it’s also a slightly lighter plane, and so on routes under a certain distance the Max tends to use less fuel.
Just contact customer support and ask if you can get a refund. I've done this a few times when I was just accumulating points with nothing I wanted to buy, and it's always been quick and easy.
Have you worked in a university before, in a capacity where you had to get something like that signed off?
it makes no difference tbh how varied the sentence length is or other aesthetic factors. nothing is reliably been shown to make writing more successful.
> Real GDP per Capita is almost 2x what it was in 2000, and 3x what it was in 1980

I guess that means real wages have increased almost 3x since 1980, with hours down since people have to work less to survive due to increased productivity.

Actually US real wages have been basically flat for half a century.

GDP per capita increasing is bad for the people working and creating wealth, as the workers creating the wealth see none of the increase in wages, and it gives the heirs parasitically expropriating surplus labor time from workers more power.
I grew up in similar times. What am I noticing is that only one model of cellphone (no adv) can give me a decent sound of my companion. But I did not have that mis-experience using very old phones.
Nonsense.

The app is closed source. Facebook could be copying all your private keys to their servers and you would never know.
Hi folks! Author here. Big fan of this topic, and happy to answer any questions you might have about it.

Also, the shameless self-promoter in me is required to let you know that we're hiring a Lead Web Developer: https://tuple.app/jobs/web-developer.

If our stance on the topic of SSO/security vs. profit appeals to you, please consider checking us out!
And Switzerland is quite a tiny country, so more than 200kph isn't worth it. Regular rail connected by wire will require much more maintenance going faster.
I once was a member of an in-person men's abuse support group (I was AMAB) and I always found it remarkable to hear my very thoughts echoed by people in that group. It was a very de-stigmatizing experience, to hear those thoughts and realize I had processed my own abuse (non-sexual) in a very normal way. It made me feel much less alone. Not pushing anything, just sharing that experience.
I wish your comment had more upvotes -- it is an accurate critique of both the journalism and the chief problem. Thank you.
If mouthwash has harmful ingredients keeping it in your mouth for a prolonged duration and spitting it out instead of drinking it will not solve your problems, contrary to the quoted line.

If an patient who is an outlier exhibits an extreme habit related to the affected cancerous organ, it seems advisable to take note even if it is possible there are undiscovered more serious contributing factors.
Discussing nude imagery in an academic setting doesn't have much to do with "pornography".

To the credit of YT, they host plenty of nude videos that aren't, somehow, "porn" (search for "Brazilian wax" for instance...)

So much so that one begins to wonder if the problem with Cornell and such may stem more from the political message than the imagery itself.
> Former auth PM for a big SaaS

What’s your advice for small B2B startups looking into providing SSO for their customers?

Start with something like Keycloak and set things up manually for each customer? Is it even realistic to provide this in an automated / self-serve fashion with limited resources allocated to this?
I'm sure the traffic is encrypted. But it's trivially easy for Facebook to copy your private key to their servers.
> The problem for such products isn't reading SNI out of an HTTP/3 stream but successfully switching off matching streams. For TLS all they did is shut down the TCP connection on a match. But there is no connection for HTTP/3 because QUIC is a connectionless protocol.

This is not true. QUIC is a Protocol that features a stateful connection. On top of that connection multiple streams are multiplexed. The SNI information is transmitted as part of the TLS ClientHello - which is transferred on connection establishment (before any streams and anything related to HTTP/3 exists).

QUIC is running on top of a connectionless protocol (UDP) - but that doesn’t make it connectionless only itself. Same with TCP - it isn’t connectionless just because it runs on top of IP.
I honestly haven't read the article but the headline makes it sound like yet another NYT one-sided take that big companies are more like governmental functions nowadays and have some kind of esoteric vaguely defined moral obligation towards the society
how is there not a decentralized social network yet? Maybe a similar interface, like the main operating system, and maybe multiple 3rd parties hosts, but something like wordpress for social networks... like if everyone's facebook page were merely hosted on their own server ( or they paid a 3rd party a couple bucks a month ). Then, no more ads, and we get more of the geocities guestbook appeal.
As a sysadmin, I simply want on-prem software to be able to take the username entered, create an LDAP DN, and try to do a simple LDAP BIND attempt against the server:port of my choice.

And I don't want to have to create a service account for the software to do things like searches: try to do the bind, and let the person in if it works. Anything else must be optional (all the world is not AD).
I read this to mean "almost impossible to get rid of out of soil, rivers, and drinking water". Which to my understanding is true.
There is a whole lot of mild panic going on.

Here’s the deal, you’re going to die. It’s going to happen for one reason or another, and if you eliminate one reason, there will be another one lined up not so long after.

If your purpose in life is to maximize the number of days you live, I guess you do you, but it doesn’t seem like a very high quality life to me.

We take risks, we accept them, there’s middle ground between ignoring risks and obsessing over them. The toll from worrying about things can be much worse than the things you’re trying to avoid.

You know what causes obesity? Availability of food. You didn’t evolve in an environment where calories are essentially free so your motivations and feedback behaviors aren’t tuned to make good decisions when it comes to food. Sure there are probably secondary effects from all sorts of things, but it comes down to food not being scarce like it evolved to expect.

Paying attention to environmental risks makes sense, but only to a certain extent. You’re probably still going to live a long life, and the secret to a good one probably isn’t going to be found in avoiding the next scary chemical of the day.
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I wonder how many people who want to be back in the office are those who don't have too many friends outside of work? I'm not dragging on anyone, it is hard to make friends as an adult and it is common for people to form social connections at work.

I don't think its always about bosses wanting their minions at desks.
> Literally nobody who wasn't already using a password manager started to use one

I assume you offered one that was easy to use and supported and any cost paid for by the employer?
Related: Cormac McCarthy’s tips on how to write a great science paper[1]

> Limit each paragraph to a single message. A single sentence can be a paragraph. [...]
> Keep sentences short, simply constructed and direct. [...]

[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-02918-5
This is a constant dilemma of mine. In Clojure I can trivially build such dynamic applications that lift part of the problem from static hard-coded logic for each use-case all the way to first-class, reified dynamic constructs that can be created from config, DSLs or from API calls for self-service use.

But with constant attrition, only being able to mostly hire juniors, with the mid/senior hires lacking knowledge of Clojure, there's a risk in doing so with Clojure. If there's half the team familiar and knowledgeable in it it can sustain onboarding, but Pandemic has caused a 90% refresh, so we lost our pipeline for training people to Clojure.

Doing the same with statically typed languages is possible, Java + JSON will get you there for example, but it's a lot more tedious and roundabout, and simply less pleasant. On the other hand, people unfamiliar with a language and generally still with lots to learn about proper abstractions, code structure, meta-models, and dynamism will struggle to ramp-up and produce good code, a catch 22.
This article rings true for me. As an 11 year old I got a root canal. Now that I am an adult / parent I realize how evil that dentist really was. I still have that fake tooth. My parents could only pay cash - we couldn't afford insurance. So I was a pretty regular patient no matter how advanced my brushing and flossing was. Other kids in my neighborhood had it worse with silver front teeth.
Offboarding simply does not work at companies that lacks SSO or equivalent tech.
It is called divide and conquer. Sorting is the hard part, filtering/deleting/alerting is the easy part.
AI's cannot create nor have legal ownership of an image. Therefore, the user of the software takes responsibility that his or her publication doesn't infringe.

All of the images created by DALL-E are not only similar, they are derivative and contain portions of the images in the learned dataset. Like any clip art provider, one hopes that DALL-E is sourced with images that are royalty-free.
There is an industry that packages high quality Sony image sensors in packages with C or Cs mount lense compatibility and native UVC support on Linux/MacOS/Windows. Primary uses seem to be industrial cameras for manufacturing quality inspections, circuit magnification for repairs, installation onto telescopes, etc.

Prices range from $40 to multiple hundreds for extremely high quality sensors.

This sketchy site has comparisons of the sensors by area and signal to noise ratio.

https://navinside.ru/tablitsa-sravneniya-sony-snr1s/

I bought a 1080P one with very high SNR and 2-14mm lens using the Sony IMX291 sensor for $79.

Arducam 1080P USB Webcam,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0991XRFXB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shar...

For audio, I bought a Samson Q2U USB/XLR mic for $60. USB has been perfect, and the included stand works fine to the side of my keyboard.

Samson Technologies Q2U USB/XLR... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001R747SG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shar...

Altogether, this is a cost effective way to increase audio and video quality for meetings / streaming.
Why would you do that in your emails?

/s
Or watch on an https://redirect.invidious.io/watch?v=KM0RL8ppDmE instance.