skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuNPbqsoDus

That body language is pretty damning
For example, can the cloud version do sub-tenants? Is the admin panel exposable to end-users? That sort of thing
Hitler didn't have hundreds of nukes...
Saw the title and came here to post this; simple and effective.

I use this in combination with `kubectl port-forward` and `/etc/hosts` almost daily to easily proxy to internal services.
Have a re-match in not China between the two without any other crap if for no other reason than to heal the spiritual damage done by the Chinese Olympic mafia.
Yes! You can absolutely do both sub-tenant / multi-tenant architecture and you can definitely expose the admin panel to end-users.

Both are possible. Thank you for your kind words!
From the article, “The Covid-19 pandemic is the primary cause of the decline.”

And it is going to decline further. Covid affects multiple organ systems; the acute phase of the infection, it is safe to say at this point, is not the primary cause of concern.

Covid-19 infection increases the chances of a stroke 4x and of heart failure more than 10x, among other disorders, within 12 months of infection. [1] A chief scientist at the WHO recently said [2], “We need to prepare for large increases in cardiovascular, neurological & mental health disorders in countries affected by the #SARSCoV2 #pandemic.”

[1]: https://twitter.com/erictopol/status/1564612325356670978

[2]: https://twitter.com/doctorsoumya/status/1564649057599078401
Territorial disputes are a problem for NATO membership, especially wrt article 5. Even if Taiwan gave up any claims to the Chinese mainland or other disputed territories, China's claims of sovereignty of the island could justifiably be enough to deny membership. On top of that, NATO is explicitly a European organization, with no member countries outside the European area besides USA and Canada.
https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/official_texts_24733.htm
Does anyone have alternatives that work well on Mac? Right now, I keep a virtual machine so that I can use strace (among other reasons), which is workable but tough to use quickly.
Allowing US companies to serve people relevant ads and allowing US companies to aid our number one adversary in developing the most potentially dangerous technology humans will every create are two very different things.
Less optionality for a higher price is always inferior, I don't know any other adjective to define such poor arrangement
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31499766
I dont get this obsession with olympic gold medals from all these authoritarian and despotic regimes, that leads them to cheat and break rules in various ways.

Do they consider gold medals as a sort of confirmation that their bloody regime is doing good ?

I am talking about you china and ruzzia.

IOC should ban china or let only one athlete/one pair of athletes compete
Fair enough. That whole headline needs to be rewritten IMO. Describing Payload in one sentence is super tricky and feels like buzzword soup.

We're on it. Actually I think the whole site needs to be redone but I'm never happy with my own work.
wouldn’t a better strategy be have china depend on those product but require a sorts of built-on remote control in them in case of a conflict.
i don't know in which universe you lived---
Electricity (meaningful amount is not storable now) price gets high regardless of cost but to match supply and demand. I think current market system isn't good.
I believe this has been the recommendation for quite some time. It's how users are able to use ping, for example.

That said, I kinda agree with the author that it feels weird today. And the vast majority of people will just reach for the sudo hammer instead of researching to find setcap, which is a security nightmare.

I'd probably argue keeping the idea of privileged ports, but not having it enabled by default anymore, I guess.
I think you’re right that below a certain threshold, moving money between accounts just isn’t worth it. But from our research, it looks like people can actually stand to gain 100x on their deposit accounts, and I think that’s more compelling than an extra one-tenth of a percent. The bulk of consumers use the big banks that offer 0.01%, so getting even 1% on their deposits becomes significantly more compelling.

What do you think about a fully managed service that moves the funds automatically behind the scenes. You’d only have a single account/app which you’d use to withdraw your funds, but whenever rates change, the funds get moved. You’d always be getting the best rates (and the best distribution of rates) but not have any of the overhead of moving the funds. Would that be worth paying, say, 5% of the total interest earned?
Protection against a nuclear power is not that easy. If US plans to escalate it with full power against China, chips would be the least of my worries, than earth being fit for life after the war.
Pelosi's visit was a sufficient statement, especially in light of their military bravado. China made a bluff, the US called it, and China backed down.
Thank you! We would love to help support you in your first Payload project if you need a hand. We're super active on Discord. Stop by if you need anything!
branch deletion also does not work. the data model is very simple, a single chain of git bundles. s3 policy could enforce a variety of data models, such as inability to delete objects.

there is no business use case for this, unless your threat model needs an untrusted git provider and you don't have another way to enable that.

perhaps you could store your dotfiles or other backups with this.
This is also used as an anti-caking agent in food. Does CA label foods in that manner? Seems like it would cause confusion for the average consumer.
i think the best way to think of this is that it's cheaper than private github/gitlab and easier that aws codecommit. also other stuff.
Right, that's what I was thinking.

This would mean catastrophic economic damage. Likely, would be far worse than the great depression. We important so many goods from China.
Footguns:

- ensure you encode the billing rate WITH THE EVENT. This makes summation practically simple and allows you to quickly zero out a billing error! It also allows you to (at some point in the future) offer special billing for certain customers by encoding the billing rates at the time of subscription as part of the user’s profile or in its own table.

Why? You’re probably going to be using the ids of what you’re selling. Over time, you’re going to be changing these prices. If you change the SKU, you’ll lose historical pricing in your data and maybe even screw up customer’s past invoices. If you just create a new id/SKU/tier/product, then you have to change all the ids all over the code, which is a nightmare. However, if you set the base rate for the SKU, and copy that for anything that gets billed, you can easily change the base rate of the SKU without affecting the past.
Same here, never heard of it until now.
Pfizer themselves prove it for him (https://www.fda.gov/media/150386/download, Page 18):

“The two formulations of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine and COMIRNATY (COVID-19 Vaccine, mRNA) differ with respect to certain inactive ingredients only and have been shown to be analytically comparable.”

They go on to explain that the modified formulation uses a different buffer. He is correct at least regarding a formulation difference.
Less than 3 years longer than Bangladesh.
This is too dang complicated.

For years, across two different jobs we just had bare repos on Linux servers - we used git's built in ssh support and we liked it. Worked great. We wanted a Pull Request workflow and moved to GitHub, but self hosted is fine.

All you really need is a server your developers can SSH into with a shared directory. $2 a month Vultr server and you're golden.

You want to get real spicy, you can just do this without a central server at all, The way God and Linus intended. git was designed to be decentralized. You don't even need to share the server, you can just pull from each other's repos if you give each other your SSH access to each other's repos.
> We don't need to "officially" recognize Taiwan when many congress folks invest heavily there.

Fun fact about laws: yeah you do. You can only litigate the letter of the law, not the spirit. If the law says "you cannot export to China" and the fabs are in Taiwan, then either NVidia's breaking the law by default, or they're not and the US officially recognizes Taiwan as not being part of China.

Whether that's what they intentionally went for when they wrote this: preeeetty sure it wasn't, but they just created a potentially massive legal situation.
> defend an ally

The USA would not merely be defending an ally; it would be defending a part of its supply chain that somehow, somewhere along the line, became essential to pretty much every moving part of the country.

Moving enough fab to the continental United States to make a meaningful difference could be done long-term as a matter of strategic policy, but you can't make a change like that fast enough to address the USA's _present day_ geopolitical concerns. For now, Taiwan is kinda important.
I worked at Rockmelt from 2009 till it was acquired by Yahoo. You've never heard of it, but we had a browser built on-top of Chromium that had built-in integration with Facebook, Twitter, Posterous, RSS feeds, everything social of the day:

https://imag.malavida.com/mvimgbig/download-fs/rockmelt-8383...

I was our build/release engineer. One of my jobs was keeping our code rebased on-top of Chromium.

It wasn't terribly painful but I could always tell when a new engineer joined Chromium because they'd inevitably rewrite some major component and there'd go my day porting our code onto the rewrite. (I did more than just resolve merge conflicts. I also took a first pass at updating our code before handing it off to the rest of the team.)

We were using git from the beginning. Chromium was using svn then, but Google had an official git-svn mirror and I worked from that.

It's been a while, but I recall that I switched us from working off the tip-of-trunk to working off of release branches. That became feasible when Chromium switched to its more frequent release schedule (2 weeks I think?).
Can't happen. The winner would have to go into exile from China to participate, and both are about double the age now and no longer play competitively (the thrown match was 22 years ago).
What are you talking about? You don't need to profit to insider trade. Losing 5% is a lot different than losing 50%.
So for instance, in a base pi, pi =1 or pi=10? Does 1 always equal 1? That can’t be right…

(Aside, Leibniz invented binary based on inspiration from I Ching. Cool!)
As does Google Photo Gallery. Don't install that one if you want to keep even a modicum of privacy.
Being big in one country is hardly a success, though. For a platform ideally you'd want to work across multiple regions.
In theory it's a hyper-gravity trainer, spend years competing with people non-stop, then the real world is easy by comparison (or end up twitchy and out of sync, idk).

Inspiration/leadership is another way to carry. Games start blurring together, even just getting people's attention can be enough of an edge to win. I had one game recently where they had the late-game edge. I've lost too many of those standing around with our dicks in our hand + farming, so I started calling targets and forcing early fights, we won pretty handily. I wasn't the best player on the team, and not all the calls worked, but I'm pretty sure it would have been an L otherwise.
Only if you expect China to forgo their own development of these sorts of products if they are given access to them.
I actually never heard of them until we started working on this project. I was surprised to see their rates of like 6%.

It’s only on the first $1000 or something, so it seems like a promotion to get them listed on those “top 20 bank” listicles. Regardless, I plan on opening a savings account with them because that’s ridiculously good for a risk free product
Yeah I think there was some postwar attempt at reviving the style which didn't get far because nobody had any money to throw at it.
I’m not under that impression, I can perceive the marginal utility and not interested

I’m hoping that an omicron/variant specific one would give more utility
This was recently revealed at Hot Chips: https://www.nextplatform.com/2022/08/25/china-launches-the-i...
In my line of work it doesn't make sense. I do need to know the names of my colleagues and we use photos in our proposals for work and across the office for new joiners and events.

Next we will allow our kids yearly photobook's to be full of avatars and nicknames.

I do think however that companies that wish to have photos of their employees used across work software should offer professional photos.
Taking Immer one step further
oh, you're reductionist? sure. its "inferior" totally inferior. Thats why nobody wants it. Or, do you acknowledge that whilst its absolutely "inferior" in your definition, its selling like hot cakes, worldwide, and so represents a good in itself which is not actually assessed by its relative worth to other things? You can't put a tent and a primus stove in a kelly bag. None the less, its immensely popular in a specific cohort of wealthy people who value it as a status symbol despite being inferior in every other way from a rucksack.

And as I pointed out, EV take off at the lights as if somebody tied a burning rag to a cats tail. Hard to be reductionist about "inferior" if its actually better at something.

or.. dare I say it, being less polluting?

"less optionality for a higher price" is not actually inferior. "it depends"

here's a theory. I am arguing with a low karma account which seeks to increase its karma by being provocative. I wonder.. is there a model where somehow other than not responding, we can stop that? probably not: I need to police my responses better.
I've found that many of my junior colleagues, often fresh out of Ruby/JS bootcamps, are confined by syntax and frameworks. Some of that might be inexperience, but I also worry that mainstream resources don't do enough to emphasize the composition or "flow" of computation in a wider environment.

If your goal is truly to make your life easier rather than switching careers in three months flat, then I'd avoid any resource that demands you install heaps of dependencies, copy reams of boilerplate code, or stitch together disparate concerns like databases, web UIs, cloud services, etc. It's a terrible way to learn.

Honestly, how's your bash? Do you know to pipe and redirect output? What exactly do you want to do to make life simple, and how far can you get with that using curl, jq, sed, whatever? I'm not telling you to learn to program through shell scripting, but you'll be starting from a much better place once you understand standard input and output instead of opening VSCode and copypasting 40 lines of OOP wank into it.

You can refine the individual bits of your processing pipeline into proper programs once you've identified where the complexity lives. Python seems like a popular choice here. Can't fucking stand it myself, but I don't think the language matters as much as developing the overall flow intuition does.
I'd imagine we'd have to have complete knowledge of the human body to completely replace human testing. There's a hell of a lot that we don't know, especially when it comes to why or how things work.
So while I don't disagree with the spirit of this video, I've come to distrust Matt and that youtube channel as a reliable source of information.

https://undecidedmf.com/episodes/why-seaweed-could-be-the-fu...

If you look at the link to his script with his source citations, most are pop science articles, several are marketing/press releases for companies, and at most there's two maybe three things I'd consider a primary source there.

Of those sources, two look to be paywalled content for market research firms, and the lone source that's actually (appears at least) to be a peer reviewed paper, is about seaweed agriclutrue not applications for plastics specifically.

The man's videos are a game of telephone with other people's journalisim as 'sources' -- the message out the end is a stretch at best, and hyperbole or marketing for companies at worst.
That might affect your proving power but it won't affect the Turing Machine itself. That Turing Machine either will or will not halt after the given number of steps, regardless of whether or not you "hand it" the CH or not. To change the result of BB requires not a change of how you are approaching the proof but the behavior of the TMs themselves, but the TMs are well-defined. Regardless of the computability of the number, BB(10,000,000) is a particular number, regardless of what proof system you try to approach it with.

Amusingly, this opens up the distinct possibility of a wrong proof. You take the CH as an axiom, or, perhaps more likely, some other attractive axiom more relevant to the task at hand, and you "prove" a result with that axiom, but then you never find out that your proof is wrong and in fact the TM's behavior is other than what you proved, because... how are you supposed to run a TM for 10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10^10 steps to check your proof anyhow? (Especially since that number would be the tiniest insignificant baby steps for the BB(7) winner.)

Again, if you want to change the BB number, you need to change the Turing Machines themselves, most commonly by adding an oracle to them to result in BB*.
It really depends on circumstances which are always complicated.

An example:

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/us-judge-rule...

ZTE, a Chinese company, was blacklisted for years and paid something like a billion dollars for evading US sanctions.

It is really quite hard to not have connections to the US economy. If you really don't want to do business with us, you probably want to bank with banks that have connections with us. If you don't play ball with our legal system, we'll go after your assets at your bank, and if your bank doesn't want to play ball we'll sanction them and completely cut them off from any bank connected to us. There is no foreign bank that is "too big to fail" if they don't comply with our courts, and really there aren't any that are going to stand behind somebody else's fraud.
Why a googledoc instead of a real webpage?

I don't understand what your companies does. The idea is that a company find a new cheaper SaaS and replace the current one?
I know the USSR looked at Olympic golds as victory of the Soviet model over the west.
git with ssh on a server is fantastic, though sometimes managing and paying for the server can be annoying.

afaik it's not possible to have an untrusted git server, at a minimum ram contents will be plaintext.

before i undertook this, i had never heard of git-bundle:

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-bundle
As a reminder we vote with our dollars. Most people don't seem to care. I'd love it if Amazon or Target had a made in a democracy filter where it'd be easy to avoid supporting Winnie the Pooh directly or indirectly.
There is also the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Q...

https://wgme.com/news/nation-world/full-measure-the-no-fi-zo...
The Gecko-based version was a prototype that didn't even make it to a public preview release. It was a very early attempt that didn't work out.
IMHO privileged ports are still useful to distinguish ports assigned by system administrator and ports assigned by any user. Otherwise some user service can (inadvertently) take some port before a system service that was supposed to use that port started and cause completely preventable failure of the system service.

The minor issue with privileges is already solved by CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE, the init system could just give this capability to every system service, instead of disabling privileged ports system-wide.
Its the worst.
I think the tools and techniques for developing AI-assisted art are gonna explode, and we will see things like "Photoshop for AI-Generated art" or "Blender for AI generated models", where there are mixed tools that allow touching-up AI-generated art with more AI-based tools.

I think this will absolutely change the content space. We will see smaller groups of individuals able to make animated-films, add-special effects to their video-projects, etc. Get ready ready to see more content geared for the fringes of society, and thus amplification of their preferences in media, politics, etc.
Exposure to toxoplasmosis is extremely common.
For a long time the US has more or less treated Taiwan and mainland China as separate countries for all practical purposes, including trade regulations, while employing careful diplomatic language to avoid officially stating as much. It is a situation that is much more complicated in theory than it is in practice.
Even Amazon SES has IPs blocked by Spamhaus sometimes
Had the first two already. I always prefer to optimize for speed and not size but just for the heck of it I enabled it. Wasn't super sure about the panic thing so I never used it but your comment is reassuring so I will just leave it in.

From 5.0M to 3.0M, not bad!

Turned the optimization for speed back on -- 4.4M! Wow.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_economy#:~:text=differen...
> Do they consider gold medals as a sort of confirmation that their bloody regime is doing good ?

Of course. The Olympics have been a way to signal a country’s prowess for generations.

https://apnews.com/article/sports-virus-outbreak-afghanistan...
In China, the goal is not to win gold medal for you, but for the country. The other girl has the higher win rate against the opponent at the final, so Ye was ordered to bunt.
> IOC should ban china or let only one athlete/one pair of athletes compete

The IOC is a corrupt clusterfuck.

I wouldn't be surprised if the IOC's involvement in these things went past just turning a blind eye.
The point is that Cloudflare thinks due process, not DDoS, is the right way to bring down horrible websites. Thus they protect them until such due process happens.
Great work. Is it possible to reconfigure this to use existing tools like rclone which can save encrypted files across multiple remotes. Thus way J can use my Google Drive or Dropbox to store instead of needing to use s3.
Olympic sports medals is a vain metric that all it does is hide the fact that authoriterian regimes are destroying their countries and pressing their people.

In the Ancient Greek times the Olympic Games were an opportunities for friends an enemies to come together and have FUN!

It wasn't about who won the most medals. Can you imagine if Sparta and Athens were competing for the highest number of golds? Pathetic. But that's what's happening today.
Any of these that work work with apple arm64 m2?
You could (I would) but you could care a lot less about it and treat it mostly as a log to use for reconciliation later if there's an issue or if you want to migrate to a different billing system.

The data is going to still be available in Stripe to download later if you need the raw events (or just the summaries from the invoices).