skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In the email that they sent they said following:

The main updates are: we now link to instructions on choosing a revocation reason if you revoke a certificate. This is a requirement for Subscriber Agreements from all Certificate Authorities as of this year. Also, we've removed unneeded capitalization, removed a section that is redundant with our Certificate Policy (CP), and tweaked the wording of the requirement to "assure" control of your private key so it matches the Baseline Requirements (BRs).
Clojure Scripting on Node.js
I am not the developer of this library. I just have been using it for a small project and thought others might find it interesting as well.
I want to run a honeypot for doing more research on bots and the economics for them, but I get bogged down quickly in the planning stages. I should just start with a vulnerable wordpress site or something.
Making Copilot stop in its tracks when it sees the word "gender" and refuse to continue until the word is removed is still making a statement. Refusing to bat would be treating "gender" as a meaningless token, just as if you'd typed "traqre" instead.
4 * 10^3 kg
The ____ church did interfere in all matters of life, big and small, none to trivial to no be guided by a enormous ritual rule book, always threatening disciplinary actions by the believing masses and social ostracizing.

Hurting the feelings of the true believers, was the ultimate sin, a sin often committed, but only punished if the sinner did not recant and change his ways, in a brutally public and official way. It was there, that the ____ church revealed what it was really all about all along. Societal control, maybe with good intentions to start with, but in the end, just control for its own sake and to prevent others from archieving the same control.

Not saying, that any social movement could turn into a religion. That would need strange clothing, processions, rituals, codified language and most of all a mythology.

I have no religious preference, im on the side of science and would like to have a civil society, were no member is violated by another. I would very much prefer it, if the combatant religions involved, could leave science alone. Reality is often disappointing.

May the religion with the least suffering caused win and then keep away from the state & power.
This has been handled really badly.

There's no indication of timeline. Great, they offer a month free, but what happens today if you don't upgrade? Tomorrow? Do your builds just stop? Do they stop at the end of the month?

The pricing is also.. remarkably high. It's not $19/mo for the feature, it's $19/mo for every git contributor who pushes to master. Even on a small team this ramps pretty quickly.

I really like(d) Netlify, and have no problems paying for services. Their starter plan was always surprisingly generous. But the way this change has been handled feels like a pure money grab and a bit of a f*ck-you to the users who have been working with Netlify in good faith.

Power to them I guess, but it leaves a bad enough taste that we'll look elsewhere now.
Thing is, without this system, I can't and won't remember to do any of the things I need to. It doesn't matter how important it is to me to make sure I buy an anniversary card for my wife: I'll forget until it's too late - this is exactly the sentence I have repeated over and over again to my wife...a bit scary.

I do have a similar approach like you. What I'm f..ing furious about it is, that I had to reach my middle 20s in order to realize I have to have something like this at all(!). Why personal time organization isn't taught at schools is beyond me.
For me the system I try to keep in place is:
- Daily task list (personal) - this absolutely has to be done today (or it needs to be replaned)
- Daily task list (work) - has to be done today or I have to make a more long term plan
- Weekly house(hold) tasks - (this one I started recently) - I go through major stuff I have to do around the house (fence, paint ect)
- Long term work project list - this holds everything I need to do for work... again less interesting issues gets re-prioritized often based on "current interest"
- Calendar reminders (double/triple alerts)- stuff not to forget

What I'm especially bad is tackling things that have a steep effort curve and don't produce a tangible "benefit (dopamine hit)" until further on. This I'm looking into hacking....perhaps the scrum point system is something that makes sense (and also recommended by comment above)
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This is an interesting item to study corporate propaganda.

As a first hint also read this:

https://revealnews.org/article/private-report-shows-how-amaz...
AWS, GCP et al have already commoditized DB management. These are pretty well-defined steps, there are no good reason why they should require you to pay someone $200k specifically for those.

I think the natural evolution is that both smaller cloud providers AND open source catches up, providing either managed services that are equivalent, or software that effectively makes your DB and other services feel like a managed service.
I suppose the business courses you took are tech startup oriented. For tech companies until recently, the business is valued at roughly 10x revenue, so revenue is the all important metric. Profit is not important. This is why the barely profitable Salesforce and the non profit enterprise named Uber is worth so much in the stock market.

For traditional businesses, the metrics are profit and in particular profit margin (profit/revenue), so more revenue at same profit is bad. And other metrics like ROCE (Return on Capital Employed) and FCF (Free Cash Flow)... which incentivise lots of debt if you can borrow cheap but discourage capital investment. This is obviously antithesis of tech startups.
OP or mods should probably add "(2020)" to the end of the title.
Probably due to "PoW" being power-hungry, but that's largely false because you only apply PoW here on users that are abusing the system.

Allowing abusers to freely abuse would cost even more power than just forcing them to do the work.
It would be simpler to decentralize and implement webs of trust[1] (that locality would also help community-building / social cohesion).

Secure Scuttlebutt[1] doesn't have a lack of moderation / spam issue and it is completely decentralized and without monetary fees nor proof-of work. Why can't centralized services do better?

[1]: https://ssbc.github.io/scuttlebutt-protocol-guide/#follow-gr...
I think it depends on your role and the relations between the coworkers. Most people can't really be boss and friend at the same time. In some companies backstabbers are plenty and you need to be careful with whom you share your thoughts and weaknesses. So it's wise to clearly separate the "shallow&fake friends" from your real friends with whom you can let your guard down.

On the other hand we can use it as a criterion on selecting a good workplace. If you do not feel comfortable with your coworkers then maybe you should not work there.
Yes, a lot of gluten free is just hype. But I have friends that may die if they get gluten. Celiac is not a joke and can kill.
"Greyhairs", I guess?

Though many men go bald, so "baldy" -- but (AIUI) a lot fewer women do, so that won't work as a gender-neutral moniker.
First thing I did was to ctrl+f "10x genomics", because apart from them not too many people are using Rust for scientific computing.
You'd accomplish that by appending "(NSFW)". Anything more complicated than that signals insecurity.
As a result of another word on the Naughty List, you may run into similar issues while writing multithreaded code.

(The word in question is "race" -- as seen in the phrase "race condition".)
This also affects Kia EV6 as they mostly the same car. Which other cars are affected?
> Re the affiliations, it is correct that these institutions aren’t directly endorsing iollo.

You may want to talk to the relevant departments in the universities you list, their "innovations" or "spin-out" teams. Typically they have very specific terms under which you can use their logos and mention any form of association. You may well be in breach, and if you work in those universities this could land you in trouble.
Where I live, dads spend much more time with their kids than their dads ever did, thanks to a shifting culture.

I'll hear them nag occasionally about not being able to play enough golf (they're also very young dads, and that gets better with time). But I know them well and I do not feel a single one of them is miserable because they spend too much time with their kids - they are very deeply fulfilled.

I'm sure the opposite is still perfectly possible - men that would prefer a traditional model where they could focus their time in energy on work, while the woman or extended family takes care of the kids. But this is not what I'm observing around me, in my small universe.

You also may not believe in regret, but regret very much exists - it is a universal human emotion, of which deathbed regrets are a particular case. Projecting what we will think about our lives in our final moments is as old as the stoics, and a very valuable exercise for many people.

Indeed, maybe a dying man may never have had the makeup or propensities to live the alternative life he fantasises on his deathbed. But if you believe in free will at all, then their insight is no less valuable.
Which is better than not telling either. At least with this one, a technically-minded customer can sometimes infer the meaning of the developer-focused message.
4 years ago I was facing the same problem.
I had gained some knowledge as a developer and didn't want to work for a random project anymore.
I was set on finding something that would align with my values and would help our society live in a more sustainable way.

I found that Energy is one of the most important things. If you have abundance of energy you can do a lot of things. E.g. convert existing materials to new.
The only thing is that you need to produce that energy in a sustainable way.

At that point I decided to join a start-up called Sympower (now ~100 people).
Sympower helps balance the electricity grid by using already existing resources.
Balancing the grid is very important to be able to accommodate additional renewable resources into our grid.

At the moment I am satisfied with my decision. I feel like the company is making an impact and the company is also keeping sustainability in mind in its daily operations. The job is also remote.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out fred.puistaja@sympower.net
i object to normalizing the word "porn" for non-porn related activities. this is number one bullshit.
> magical excel sheet

I honestly have no idea how SaaS billing isn't so buggy customers leave. Those data pipelines can be pretty complicated with lots of nuances around the data, and hand-wavy consequences for getting it wrong.
99.99999% of the population takes a work and deprives its author of credit by attributing it to someone else?

Bullfuckingshit. Don't make excuses for assholes.
and what do you need for that?

right: money!

problem is: it's so much easier to get rich if you have money already...
Then they should just give up takeout?
Some things accumulate over your lifetime. You don't need to make the same experience over and over again if you can remember it instead. Also energy goes low for many, so they meet up once per month instead of several times per week, just to save energy and regenerate. Life doesn't really get worse because of it. Time just moves faster and faster.
So that's what that was... Was trying to do something legit, MS gave me a puzzle to solve, it was unsolvable in the time given, it wasted maybe 20 mins. Can't remember what it was, I think create an account for visual studio (you had to sign in to an MS account to keep using free VS, the wankers).
Field specific, to be sure, but I know literally zero scientists turning to Rust.
Far also has a lot of plug-ins, it has a community who do these!
He's not sharing the email adresses, only anonymous password attempts.
This is the most illustrative analogy. I suppose the answer is a little bit of both.

Python numeric performance is a really interesting case. Those folks would certainly drop down to C. But my casual observation is that they would build the bridge when they came back above water. A lot of work went into this because Python performance has historically been quite bad for a Data Science/ML language.

Part of this is the size of the community.

But what is we also consider the Common Lisp community? Common Lisp is incredibly performant. A lot of work went into the underlying C libraries. Perhaps most of that was when the community was more vibrant. But still, a casual observation is that CL folk live in CL.
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How does more expensive debt solve the problem? If you are $3000 in debt on your credit card with $300 interest and you repay $80 per month that is roughly $1000 repaid per year so four years to repay this debt. At double the interest it will take five years to pay it off.

If your income doesn't rise with the higher interest rate it gets harder to pay off your debt.

If you wanted people to pay off their debts it would be better to have lower interest rates with higher minimum monthly payments but more stringent limits (e.g. higher capital requirements) on lending and requirements for borrowing. Make it easier to pay off debt than to get new debt.

Your strategy merely boils down to liquidationism, if borrowers default there will be less debt, the consequences don't matter to you.
> Maybe to their face. We certainly don't stop describing those people honestly in general

It's routine politeness to comply with wishes on how someone wants to be called without them present, no? Would like to hear if this is culture-specific.

I generally don't care what variation of my name I'm called, but I can imagine myself wanting to be called by a specific name other than what's in my ID and I'd expect you to comply, and if you don't then I can totally see me considering it an infraction even if you don't do it to my face. I mean, there'd be a reason I asked for it in the first place, right?

Of course, non-compliance shouldn't make you a target for crowd-sourced justice (to a degree it'd be my personal issue if it's a touchy subject for me), but unless you are mildly sociopathic you should understand that ignoring this request paints you as mentally weak (if unable to remember) or domination-seeking/insulting (if done on purpose), and that it could be a reason for me to avoid interacting with you.

I don't think it's any more optional with gender (probably less since, unlike with names, there're barely any pronunciation barriers with pronouns across languages). I've met people for whom it was a touchy subject and I could empathise.
As good as it gets, https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/brand3678.htm
It's not that bad.

First, of course, you have cloudflare and recaptcha, which are free and very efficient, as the author say.

But even if you don't want to use them (some of my services don't), most bots are very dumb:

- require JS, and you lose half of the web ones

- silly tricks like hidden input fields in forms that worked in 2000 still work in 2022. Use a bunch of them, and you can yet again halve the bot traffic.

- many URL should have impossible to guess paths. E.G: just changing the /admin/ url to a uuid in django or the /wp-admin/ in wordpress, you save so many requests.

- bots are usually not tailored to your site, meaning if you require JS, you can actually embed anti-bot measure in the client code and they will work. E.G: exponential backoff + some heavy calculations if too many fast consecutive ajax requests.

- fail2ban + a few iptables rules (mitigate syn flood, etc) will help

- varnish + redis gets you very far to shave excess dummy traffic

It's not great, but it's not an apocalypse.

Unless you are under targeted attack.

Then it sucks and you die.
>The solution is real simple: it costs 10 bux to register an account, if you're a nuisance your account is banned and you pay 10bux to get back on.

Many years ago there was a public server called SDF (Super Dimensional Fortress). It was a BSD system and anyone could get a user account for $1. The theory was even the least of us, a kid scrounging for money on the street, could come up with a dollar (and presumably the postage to mail it). To a certain person, access to this kind of server was invaluable - the only situation you could hope to get close to this kind of system. As time went on, the number of people interested in this was dwindling.

Jumping through hoops is a useful gateway, but if your hoops are too complex or arduous, you miss out on people who you genuinely want to include in your community.
Django 4.1 Released
Is it actually true that no one knew that? Or just that Mao didn't know (or didn't care because he thought it was important to bend nature to his will)? Did people not realize that sparrows at bugs until the 1960s?
> They do now.

Giving puberty blockers before puberty doesn't do anything. At this point, please cite a source for this epidemic of six year olds taking GnRH.

> No, that's why I made sure to specifically write "teenagers"

No, you specifically wrote

> significant amounts of small children taking hormones and having gender reassignment surgery

Also changed:

> That's the case until now, since only a few years ago there were 4000% less instances

Weird, I thought that was

> 4000% increase in teenagers claiming to be gay

not transgender?

> The data is lagging, obviously, but I'm somewhat certain that statistic is going to be skewed soon.

Uh huh.

> just go on Youtube and watch the doctors speaking out now

I think we're narrowing in on the problem.
That’s true, if I suffered something that difficult I wouldn’t gamble with takeout. You know how many dishes contain traces of grains?….
Yes, custom domains. Cloudflare requires the domain DNS to be handled through Cloudflare.

Pretty annoying if you for some reason has to stick with another DNS provider, but would like to use pages.

Guess I might look into Gitlab pages instead.
Indeed,

https://www.opengroup.org/openbrand/register/index.html
The French word for 'duke' would be 'duc' (pronounced more or less identically to the English word, for the obvious reason that the English word is borrowed from French). The German word appears to be Herzog. It's hard to see where either word might be plausibly confused with any possible pronunciation of "grave".
"Like many others, I too rediscovered the power of pure GNU Make" ... wait a sec, GNU make is not "pure!" I like it but I recognize that it has features that a more portable make would not have.
Except DRF doesn’t call clean() anymore (as of 3.0?), so you have to reimplement all your validation logic in your serializers anyway. Always seemed like a huge mistake to me for a framework that’s supposed to feel like a natural extension of Django.
As a parent to a seemingly quickly aging child that I wish I could freeze in time forever, the green line makes me rather sad :(.
Only when the "diagreement" is about stuff i've experienced personally. I've lived under a communist dictatorship the first 13 years of my life so you're wasting your time.
Many of my CS classes posted pdfs of a bunch of previous exams on the course resource site to study from.
And then it must be a palindrome, how do you solve that?
A blockchain could be useful for proving a commit was not done significantly before or after the claimed timestamp, and (depending on how you do it) non-repudiation.

IMO I don't see how this is desirable enough to be worth it.

Wider adoption of GPG signatures would be much more impactful.

It could make sense to use a blockchain for key distribution/key discovery/revocation, effectively as a replacement of PKI, though.
I think it is counter to best practices to run multiple services in a single container. Although maybe you just need to with some proprietary software.
The first solution isn't practical (so many services to manually find a mail to send a message to, then interact with a human that might not even exist), and if you do, they don't whitelist you. I tried. Either they don't answer, or have "no way to have a specific whitelist for a single user in our system".

So the second browser is the solution. But then the site will do all the bad things that I wanted it not to do in the first place. Like serving terrible French results instead of good English ones, or assuming Firefox doesn't work based on UA while their site work fine with it. And of course track me to death, sell my data, and so on.

The only solution that works is to chose services you pay money for: they have your card, so they know you are not a bot. For years now, I have been suspicious of anything free. But it doesn't solve the tracking problem.
You can take them at the onset of puberty, at which point you are an adolescent by definition, which is that the GP said.
I think that it was this kind of thinking which led to the Java Virtual Machine. Not for the specifical problem of archiving, of course, but for portability, which is almost the same problem. Archiving is just porting to a future platform.
Because you don't have experience with it. There's nothing complicated about SIWE, minting an NFT and checking its validity, certainly not to describe it "prohibitively convoluted" aside from being scared of web3 keywords. Come on now.

Not commenting on op's solution's validity or effectiveness, just replying to your comment.
>Is it asking too much to have a service that's transparent, functions well and have the end product taste good?

In my city (Vancouver), a restaurant owner actually setup a local only food delivery service during the pandemic with the idea that they keep costs as low as possible to run the service and restaurants didn't charge a markup which allowed for a flat service fee for every order and the restaurants pivoted employees to do deliveries instead of laying them off. The only downside for using it for most orders was that the options tended to be higher end dining.

It just shows how much VC money these larger services waste on their shitty services that get more and more expensive when maybe a couple of people were able to deliver the a better experience in a few months at the start of the pandemic. Unfortunately it seems like the service is shut down now as it always says "ordering unavailable", so maybe it wasn't that sustainable as a business.
I did this.

At 37 I was marginally employed. In 2019 I was FTE at MSFT.

It was tricky but worked out

You got this, kid
Can't seem to find this mentioned, but does this only affect Github repos? What about Gitlab?
Everything you write here is true, but at the end of the day, if someone lives 50 miles from their job and fuel prices went up enough they would either move or get a new job.

Same if the local grocery stores all closed.

They're not just gonna curl up and die. They might stay and struggle and try to make it work until it's not possible, sure.

You're overcomplicating something that really doesn't need to be. I've been poor, have poor friends, we have autonomy, lol.
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How much effort would it take to add "in public places" to the title? Oh wait, then it is not clickbait...