skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Security team gets trained on which threat model? The one that actively persists for the politicians.

In that sense, they would be more on the lookout for a knife attack or some physical assault instead of guns. Things needing proximity. The possession of firearms in Japan is very strictly controlled.

Edit: my dad in his early career worked in counterterrorism ops. He would be prepared to deal with someone bearing a firearm, but would I blame him for a lapse if a person came prepared with nerve agent? probably not.
Depends on the judge and on the political environment. There are many laws out there that boldly violate the bill of rights, yet breaking those laws has been a felony for decades.
They could not find the person who did it so they charged the owner of the service, how convenient. :-/
Then we should reform our economic system, endless growth is not viable, especially if you take into account climate and environmental issues. Again, band aid solutions does not work in the long run. We need to adress the real issue.
What do you do?
How much do you make?
How much is cost of living in a month?
Are you worried about the drought of the Po River?
Trademark violation should be enough for the moderation team I would assume, for most of the junk apps.

But even fully open source from open source distros, which should be "the good, safe software" still does nefarious things, for example the Audacity devs decided to add telemetry and Debian is full of privacy violations, some of them documented here:

https://wiki.debian.org/PrivacyIssues

The only way to solve this really is proper vetting of each app before it is accepted on the app store, but even Debian's relatively heavy-weight approach doesn't solve this, same as Apple's heavy-weight approach also doesn't solve this.
Things. Peter Akkies often explains why. https://youtu.be/ZRJTDCw8Wok
Likely untaxed for road wear that isn't happening when they aren't driven on roads.
1. Cops are not immovable objects, they can move closer to someone who is recording and arrest them.

2. You are not an agent of the state exercising a monopoly on violence when you’re writing code.
While I get your sentiment, most are f****** lazy though and are literally posting minimally-changed (only to be able to pack it into Windows Store). I am frustrated at the wording of the restriction and generally for Microsoft's bewildering literal-worse-than-Apple moderation but let's be honest here: too many apps are being lazily ripped off.
You forgot 4: you keep filming while they are far enough and stop when they get close to you. This way, you comply with the law, and you have enough material for court in case of misbehavior.
Doh! Edited.
I don't use it for development. But general scratch pad for throwaway text files and notes is pretty nice. And the editing options are good enough for my use case.

For real stuff I use IDE like VS Code and like.
Probably 0 to do with Elon given that he hasn’t bought Twitter yet. Who cares what he wants to do when he hasn’t written the check yet?
Digital amnesia is indeed a thing: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/06/well/mind/memory-loss-pre...
Now that my bill was finalized for June 2022, I finally got an one-time refund from AWS.

Here is a follow-up story about this and how I decided to change my cloud stack to avoid this in the future: https://medium.com/@ruslanfg/aws-refunded-after-i-ddosed-mys...

Based on comments here, I decided to go with AWS ECS in the future.
notepad++ is kinda garbo tho, i know its free an' all but w/e, to each their own.
I always thought it was, "eggs on the juicy side," which again sounds like sunny side up.
>By not selling advertising but hardware. So at least the two AA of the FAANG are safe(ish)

I doubt it. In a recession people will buy less products and subscriptions form Amazon, and less VC money means less startups, means less AWS customers.

Also, people will upgrade their Apple iShiny less often, holding on to their existing devices which work well due to Apple's great SW support, and will buy less stuff from the App Store.

They're safe in the sense they won't tumble, but I expect them to trim the fat by firing their lowest performers and turn the heat on existing workers.

I could also be wrong though, I'm no financial analyst.
>I am thankful for anyone pointing out inconsistencies between my own statements and reality

You will find there are people that are not appreciative of that and are willing to go as far as ending your life if you go too far in pointing out their faults.
There's not really a difference between them anymore.
FL and GA have grown phenomenally in the past decades. FL had 6.7M in 1970 [0] and 21.8M in 2020 [1].

It’s not as big as California, but has had substantial growth.

Georgia is similar.

[0] https://fcit.usf.edu/florida/docs/c/census/1970.htm
[1] https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/FL
Revolutionary ideas are NSFW - since when does Reddit feel the need to become the Thought Police?
Org-mode for personal stuff.
This reminds me of seeing a parent yell at their kid in public. Your personal reaction has a lot to do with if you're a parent yourself or not.
Growth in administrators vs. clinical staff in the US since 1970
Notepad++ is such an amazing piece of software. It's fast, looks great by default, has LOTS of features, and totally free!

I miss it everyday on Macos. Every alternative I've tried is inadequate in some respect.
This is not surprising. Memory works best with spatial association within spatial framework in physical world.

- it's easy to forget stuff when walking into different room, then remember it again when walking back.

- having messy physical desk where every paper is "in it's place" underlined, full of doodle and remarks in the margins is physical "method of loci".

- having a physical library where every book is "consumed and almost destroyed", means it's not neat but pages are full of notes and signs of use. Everything comes into mind when you take book and flip trough because you are handling physical object, smelling and seeing the traces of you reading it.

- learning to write in hand for notebooks and not trying to be too tidy and organized is great for learning. You get both motor memory and spatial memory working.

Contrast all this with sitting motionless in front of smartphone or laptop that is always the same. You see information trough window but are not interacting. Digital notes are just text you can read again with less association.
I saw some of those problems with Ubuntu 20.04 on my recent XPS13. I shifted to 20.10 which resolved almost all of them, and once 22.04 came out there are no more issues. Admittedly, I did a fresh install vs an upgrade.

I run dual monitors on docking station with lots of peripherals.

Its my daily driver. Very happy with it.
By the way, from the article:

Exceptions were made for people at the center of an interaction with police, anyone standing in an enclosed structure on private property where police activity was occurring and occupants of a vehicle stopped by police as long as recording in those instances didn't interfere with police actions.
I'm in the process of transferring from being the CTO of one company to CTO in another one and I'm wondering if I should just start with Rails this time. I get a little uneasy given the popularity of the JavaScript ecosystem, and Rails seems a little harder to share code between the web app and mobile apps, but I don't know... It feels extremely productive to work on Rails.
Guess the author thinks Confucianism is bullshit (fart). I APPROVE!

The sample image of the first feature is Confucianism surrounded by the fart character. The feature highlight only one found entry per line. That is what you get when you search for fart.
Lower overhead plus source your vimrc file and your ready to go.
> If they tried to have kids and were not able to then they failed. There is no "understanding" of the word where that's not true.

"They failed" does have some connotation of culpability though, doesn't it? I mean, the phrase certainly is sometimes used in situations where nobody would understand it as implying any blame; but, on the other hand, there are many other cases in which it is used in a blaming way, and those other cases contribute to its connotations.

> And people get upset or offended by anything, it's really not useful trying to shut down discussion by claiming you shouldn't say or think something because allegedly some hypothetical people might get upset.

I'm not trying to shut down anything. I'm just attempting to produce an explanation of why some people, rightly or wrongly, actually are upset (which is rather apparent from other comments on this post.)
Good first step. Now can we criminalize being within 8ft of the US Capitol?
This isn’t unconstitutional:

You have a right to film public happenings, but not to interfere with police. Arizona has codified that inside 8ft of active police work is “interfering”.

https://www.azleg.gov/legtext/55leg/2R/bills/HB2319S.pdf
You are arguing that MS couldn't care less about desktop Linux market share. I point that they have actually done steps to try to capture that market share. One (the only?) new feature in WSL in Windows 11 is the ability to run _graphical_ _Linux desktop_ applications. In addition, another new feature in Windows 11 is the ability to run Android applications.

How can anyone argue with this that MS couldn't care less about Linux's market share ?

With these changes, MS "accidentally" makes running non-MS OSes harder, and this includes both Android and desktop Linux, OSes for which they have as per the above shown an interest in capturing their market share. "Accidentally", the fact they become harder to run natively also makes their new virtualization features more attractive for users.

The "accidentally" part is what I don't believe.
Ironically, Notepad++ is a refreshingly good program with a distinctly good UI.
Preorders for the new 2022 MacBook Air is now live
> specifically outlawing recording

That is not the point of the law. The point is to stay out of the immediate proximity to the action.
Thanks! Looking at my comment the next day, I think I came across super grumpy, and I appreciate you reading past that.
Remember the Family Guy skin color chart?

https://twitter.com/john_self/status/914919584406306817
I really don't think that's the intended message. At least I hope not.
I wish they had better icons, or have shared the SVG for a chance for others to put a different color schema on them, e.g. https://github.com/wso2/reference-architecture/blob/master/m...
This seems the simplest solution, tax the folks digging or pumping the carbon from the ground. Imported goods get a lot more complex though.
I had a girlfriend who was 1 out of 14 (2 large families moving together) she was basically a mother at 10-12 years old doing chores washing clothes etc. they had 0 grown up time since both was working, needless to say alot of fuckery went on there..
I think Money Stuff is his full-time thing because it's the entirety of his author page on Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthe...
one is a public health issue

you’re posting nonsense btw
My parents/ancestors small town in Germany wasn't bombed (except a few accidents) but after the war they decide to destroy many of the charming ancient buildings and replace them with 70's style ugly. It still has some character, but you have to look harder.
Maybe we just use a different definition of "constructive feedback", but my emotional perception of a comment has nothing to do with the classification.

"You suck and your software is a piece of crap" is not constructive feedback because there's no details to act on.

"Fuck you the submit button is obscured by the footer" is constructive even if the message has a personal attack.

You might choose not to act on comments due to emotions, but I don't think it invalidates any constructive feedback contained within.
Async framework for Obj-C: parallel processing, advanced notifications and more
One project I used to use the guy would get tons of random strange messages. He had the perfect way to handle it. I saw it probably several hundred times in a forum he managed for his software.

"oh that is a good idea I will add it to my list of features to add"

Then pretty much never do it and work on whatever he wanted to do.
They have to find a different way then that does not allow pedophiles and gambling dens to flourish. Not my problem how they want to do this.
Example: Kate (and other Katepart-based editors including KWrite and KDevelop)

https://kate-editor.org/2016/09/07/embedded-notifications-fo...
True, but their hiring freeze was pretty close to the acquisition announcement. So I feel like that is partly to blame.
Under which amendment?
Good for them for sticking with Rails I guess. I am just not sure who asked or what the value of the article is supposed to be.

Sure it is interesting to see the historic reasons for Ruby but these days PHP is a very different language with an arguably much better optional typing story than Ruby. The community has matured quite a bit and there is lot's of people doing "enterprise-level" work. The whole comparison doesn't hold true for modern PHP.

In fact it would be interesting to reflect on the promises that Ruby on Rails made. Approachability and developer productivity it absolutely delivered but "not messy" ugh not exactly. It requires quite a bit of discipline and experience for projects to not get messy.

I don't mean to say Ruby on Rails is a bad choice. If you are invested in the ecosystem there is no reason to change (except when you want something like Elixir maybe). On the other hand other languages have long caught up and have their own rails-style frameworks that are not much worse. It is not that much of a unique selling point anymore.

Fully agree on the microservice part though.
I haven’t looked at any data but I imagine Japanese and German police don’t get attacked and killed and shot at the rates seen America. A lot of American police officers die each year so that probably plays into the officers using more force
It’s an extension of a good samaritan and believing in the basic goodness of others.

If you have individuals willing to harm, then certainly there are individuals nearby willing to help out.

But only if they’re not defanged.

This is the most extreme case: https://youtu.be/uRc_FlmW2Jc
Really? It does seem like this issue was used to create non-jurisdiction-bound laws, which of course now sucks.
I think your information is out of date. It appears the wind park with hydrogen production is still active [1].

[1] https://enertrag.com/produkte/windgas
You should try interacting with kids, that is how they learn :)
No, that is not a good summary.

Were you already using the platform? What for?
As an scp user, this article was not a great advertisement for sftp. It listed a whole host of problems that don't apply to me, then finished with:

"[sftp] disadvantage is a much less friendly user experience, especially in cases where one simply wants to type a command and see files move."

I just want to copy a file. I'll keep using scp.
Get rid of toblox entirely, kids bypass the chat block by changing their names or the names of their pets/items in Roblox verified games.
I've seen people move into and out of HR roles from areas far more exotic than recruiting, including PAs, engineers, accountants, and be very successful at it. Claiming that there is 'no cross-capability' between HR and recruiting, when those jobs are often done by the very same people in smaller organizations, is ludicrous.

You've drunk so much of the corporate bureaucracy kool-aid that you started to believe it is truly necessary.
This is true. It was a bit uncalled for.
I am not so sure about this with the current Supreme Court. They seem to be quite selective with where they are strict constitutionalists and where they aren’t.
"better option" in what possible way?

I'm very sorry to say this homemade gun did exactly the job it was intended to do.

Terrible news. :(
Sounds like you need multiple cameras, because misbehaviour will probably only happen once the cameras are off.
TLS for browser communication should work great; if the website can't control its scripts, then there's no reason to trust its execution anyway. The main problem space, in my opinion, is encryption support between your service and the Matrix server, as messages get stored long-term in that space, which comes with possible privacy risks. Your solution would probably mitigate that problem perfectly!
I think this comment is irrelevant. I would not explain this unresponsiveness in this way. The video is truly one of the weirdest videos I've ever seen.
Each one of those requires testing: it's not about the capabilities but the commitments.

If every vehicle had internet access, one could conceivably remove FM (and possibly SiriusXM satellite radio).
> Competition can be good for consumer if new format technically superiors can emerge.

Industry has had its chance and they choose to nickel and dime everyone to the degree that noone who uses HEVC can be sure they're not infringing someone's patent even if they've payed up every single patent pool.

AOM is others response to this ridiculous status quo, within the same pate t framework.

So if you don't hate the game, don't hate the new players, either.
I wonder if the Notepad++ author left the email visible through the redaction on purpose.
I'd imagine it's entirely due to the economic downturn, as most high growth tech companies have slashed hiring this year.
sounds like socialism to me
Just do a google search and see actual events instead of some statistics.
Strange, on my browser, as well as my wife's, anything marked as NSFW is greeted with a message for me to download the app... or leave!
Statistics seem to suggest just that though? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_killings_by_law_enfo...

What other statistic should I be looking at?
The ones doing that are getting fucked. The headlines are here weekly.

How does this keep being repeated?

Is Loopring doing a shit carbon copy of the existing financial system?

How about FTX? You can claim some of the same bad characteristics, but certainly not the same systemic weaknesses, and frankly, types of disrespect.
Both houses are split about 50-50
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This is a good, constructive post, thanks.

OK, I know something about handling stuff like this. The first thing you do is escalate it to your MP. The next thing is to publicise it - organisations just hate being embarrassed in public so you push it to the papers. I know this first hand.

You are right, I don't know the nuances and when you start to look into some people's stories, stuff starts to fall apart often enough and the injustice isn't what it seemed, or may not be there at all, it becomes just grudge. But I do want a better sciety, and I really wish we had a more constructive discussion - HN's threads are sometimes the nearest we get to a perpetual motion machine, forever turning but nothing changes.

Thanks again.
Mostly work with Django but have some expire with Rails: the speed you have with rails is insane compared with JS. Authentification, Routing, management of state, SSR. It's all done for you.

Mobile App. Start with Service Workers and PWA and decide then if you need an app.
> Azov Regiment

> Founded 5 May 2014 – present

Gee, I wonder why some ultra-radicalized militia appeared in May 2014. Will we ever find out?

> On <<12 April>>, unmarked pro-Russian militants lead by FSB agent Igor Girkin seized the Donetsk city office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and two other police offices in the oblast

Ah, that's why.

Plus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
You make a weak case for representative democracies while ignoring the police killing part. Where does that fit in?
Wavelet Transforms
False. You can search for the arguments in favor of evolution, or some explanation for the fall of Rome, or why you should prefer composition over inheritance. You just have to remember that they're things people have thought about and roughly the outline. Doing a search will let you fill out the skeleton.

Previously if you were to opine on those subjects you would either need the information to hand, or look it up in one of a few books you happened to have near you.

The search will in all likelihood lead to better reasoning than if you did not have the internet to hand, assuming you know how to critique sources. For instance you might have forgotten some supporting evidence. This is a big assumption but it's pretty much what people should be practicing during education.

The thing you really need to practice in the modern world is judgement. You go online, read some sources, and now you have the problem of deciding which sources are worth listening to.
As a mere coder, your not granted extraordinary power to stop, arrest, and kill with little risk of legal repercussions. Anyone granted such power should be on camera the entire time they are working and any laws they break, on the job or off, should require maximum sentence be served. They should be held to a much higher standard then anyone else. They’re not even held to the standard of mere coders, who absolutely can be monitored legally, regardless of any courtesy they may expect.
Only true if you're expecting the the person who provided feedback to behave like a robot and exist without any kind of emotions.

Loose analogy, I don't watch videos with people buying a bike with no breaks, fall and get hurt, then go to the vendor and calmly explain to them that they should modify their bike design so the breaks function and think, that customer is behaving like a human being.

See what I did there? :) My analogy might not be great, I give you that. But frustration is a normal human behavior. Granted I strongly believe you should try to vent a different way and then give clam feedback, you can't discard feedback just because the person giving it is frustrated.

We should be able to distinguish between frustrated good feedback and just abuse. I know I was able to get feedback from very hostile messages. And last time I checked I'm not a robot. So it's as skill you can gain.
Is it linking to "old.reddit.com"?
From the article:

> Violators could face a misdemeanor, but only after being verbally warned and continuing to record anyway.
> Exceptions were made for people at the center of an interaction with police...

They are working, you are not involved, they ask you to not interfere, you cannot be bothered to move a couple yards, and the constitution should worry about you?

> This is a horrible law.

No, this is just prejudice on your side or lack of reading comprehension... or of reading at all.
Nope, an error quickly flashed on the screen (something like "Error 22", no real info) before the laptop proceeded to boot Windows.
Another message is “I fly off the handle when confronted by idiots.” I prefer people who keep their cool in the face of frustration.