skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here is a use case not involving the motivation to pass canned options passed to the script.

Suppose that the interpreter is such that the script name must be passed as an option. For instance, Awk implementations are like this:

awk -f <script>

The problem is that this kind of option is allowed to be followed by more options.

awk -f <script> -Z # error under GNU awk: -Z is an invalid option

See where this is headed? If we have

#!/usr/bin/awk -f
awk script here

and we call this as

$ ./script -Z

it will pass that option to Awk. But the script wanted to handle that option!

$ ./script -- -Z # process -Z as argument to the script

and wouldn't it be nice if we could hide this "--" argument in the hash bang?

With my proposal you could do that:

#!/usr/bin/env :awk:-f:{}:--

Now speaking of Awk, GNU awk has solved this particular problem itself. It has the option -E/--exec which works like -f, but is the last option to be processed.

(Any of these kinds of issues can be solved locally for a given interpreter, if you control its implementation.)
I see a lot of companies successful via a long-running relationship with MSSPs for improving help desk style support and occasional emergency forensics etc. That's been getting more interesting, and as we partner with MSSP ourselves (graph ai, GPU, etc tech), been awesome to see how that enables investments that are too hard at the individual company levels. For SMB, even more sensible.

But at SME/enterprise scales, a lot of the success is driven by in-housing tier 2 + security engineering. For tech/product companies, true at even smaller scales. Security is part of a common core product value proposition for the customer: trust baked in. Same but different for say fraud & safety and how that relates to account churn vs growth. Seeing that capability evaporate is scary.

As an analogy, most companies who handed over control of their data plane to palantir engineers & proprietary palantir infra ended up regretting it and wanting to change the relationship. Areas like parts of the US Gov who haven't are now stuck. Doing the same with the trust & risk aspects of an enterprise is scary, especially as each one is now increasingly part tech company.
> His net worth is 97.8 billion dollars, 97.5 billion or so of that was earned after he was 50 years old

This is quite deceptively phrased. 300M is already more than many of us will earn in a lifetime.
OP seems to imply it’s affected their entire “fleet”. Genuine question: is it possible the OEM they bought from enabled it? Cause you’re right: if you enable BL, you have a responsibility to not lose your recovery key. But if it was, say, in the box that was thrown away, is it the user’s fault?
Embrace, Extract (wealth), Extinguish?
The culture of our timeline is based around disliking someone online and bringing real world consequences to them. Whether that is by getting them fired or getting them banned from services its the flavor du jour.

To quote the big short - "They arn't confessing, they are bragging."
They aren't very interesting but they tend not to start flamewars and shittifying the place or needing moderation.
They may be trying to phase out the Java Edition of the game and convince players to switch to the Bedrock Edition
It's very much trial-and-error. Yes, probably somebody has been down this path, and yes they may even have packaged it in a docker or git repo somehow but you said you wanted to learn so I suggest that hunting for a wrapped solution to the problems is maybe less helpful than constructing your own model of how to fix them and documenting it for others.

TL;DR -keep going. You're doing fine. Keep a diary (dated, sequenced - a lab book, a jupyter, a GIT repo of the constantly evolving install script) and write something as a final state (the README.md for the git?) which is less about time and more about the problems of significance and leave a trail or markers to how you fixed things.
Amazon Lambda is basically just CGI scripts hiding behind fancy math words.
“ Wouldn’t trust my data there”

Such a narrow comment, as if they didn’t outsource the work.

Not every company on the planet needs a team of specialists in one sector.
Masks.

That one issue alone is a perfect example of why law is complex and experts in law are needed. Morals are subjective. Countries are large.
In the event of abuse, parents won't draw that distinction and neither would a Twitter mob. Microsoft needs to be able to point to something concrete they're doing to keep kids safe or they're risking a scandal.
There's very few pathways where self custody out does collective custody in a modern society.

Ergo, it's a mental trap, not a reasonable surety.
This is amusing as a thought experiment, but it would end up being new-age feudalism.

Can you imagine the crazy tricks people would use to evade taxes? Adopt a child and buy the rights to their tax, then move all your assets to them. Build up hype and sell futures on your own tax asset before going bankrupt. Have your life controlled by predatory taxlords who offer tax discounts for living in specific housing and buying specific products.
You could absolutely abdicate. You could, if you really believed in democracy, peacefully dissolve the monarchy. I understand that that would have meant losing many members of her family, and I understand on a personal level why she would not choose to do that.

She did go beyond simply maintaining the monarchy - she worked to influence legislation to, among other things, hide her personal wealth, give her and her family an exemption from seatbelt laws, and make it easier to lease land for development. Pretty minor issues all things considered, probably much more mild than the average MP, but it does not sit right with me given that she was unelected and in office for life.
Yes, the commonwealth. Federation was not the start of Australia. It was colonisation. We began 1788, mate. That's it.

You can't just erase all those years of history or say they weren't part of our history, because they're "unpalatable". Ugh. Did you forget your history that you learned in school? :)
That's the thing about react, there basically are no edges or very very few edges left. There were edges in like 2018, but the team has made it relatively easy to do anything you want to do, while writing scalable and maintainable code.
It's a split keyboard. Put a numpad in the middle.

That way you can use the numpad with your left or right hand easily while having your other hand ready to follow up with an enter or a letter to start typing something else.
Patreon is kind of known for sudden unexpected mass layoffs unrelated to their financials. Previous to this I know of it happening twice.
I've done azspcs and advent of code in the past, looking at this one... I can't think of a more annoying challenge to take on.
Hi Bill!

In all seriousness though, this isn't likely to happen, so let's not let perfect be the enemy of good.
How would you compare the security of running in wasmer vs the other two options. I know it is a bit apples and oranges. Just curious if it would be harder to break out of a wasm sandbox, or a vm.
Sorry, that was a typo on my part. I meant circumference not diameter. A tree with a 48 in. diameter would be many hundred years old.
But hundreds of comments repeating the most boring things like "she will be missed" aren't better left for the I Love Being Ruled Over Facebook Group?
*sheer amount
I had to double check tbf
Not trying to defend or back up the person you're replying to, but a cursory Google for "ketamine brain damage" puts this as result numero uno...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3713393/
Miryoku: An ergonomic, minimal, orthogonal, and universal keyboard layout
Never seen people make such a huge deal out of nothing like this before. Like this is borderline ridiculous.

Its soo much easier to not get banned from something than is to.

Literally just don't be an idiot. Its not that hard.
I've read a more terse version of this:

If you want to be a writer write. If you aren't writing irrespective of any external concern, you aren't a writer
What if they ran official Microsoft servers with moderated chat, but also let you join custom servers after showing a scary warning message (and maybe checked your account birthday or something too). Would that not be enough to free them of liability?
No, the standard is to project against a flat plane, regular rasterization is not suited for rendering to anything else, however in theory you could fake it with a post processing distortion filter

With full raytracing it might be possible to correctly render to a curved view plane, but right now even games that support raytracing tend to be a mix of rasterization and raytracing
>Future hasn’t happened yet, past experience is not viable as it lacked the new constraints of the future.

This reads like nonsense to me.

Why are you talking about human bodies in warmer temperatures? What do you think goes into a climate model?
I'm guessing that Zsh is doing this in its fallback strategy for when the exec fails.

The exec fails when a shell tries to run an executable file that has no hash bang header, but also in a case like this when the header doesn't give a path that resolves to an interpreter.

Without the #!echo, I'm guessing Zsh would have interpreted the file as as Zsh script.
From LSD - My Problem Child, pt. "Discovery of the Psychic Effects of LSD":

"Nevertheless, in the spring of 1943, I repeated the synthesis of LSD-25. As in the first synthesis, this involved the production of only a few centigrams of the compound."

"In the final step of the synthesis, during the purification and crystallization of lysergic
acid diethylamide in the form of a tartrate (tartaric acid salt), I was interrupted in my
work by unusual sensations."

...

"But this led to another question: how had I managed to absorb this material? Because of the known toxicity of ergot substances, I always maintained meticulously neat work habits. Possibly a bit of the LSD solution had contacted my fingertips during crystallization, and a trace of the substance was absorbed through the skin. If LSD-25 had indeed been the cause of this bizarre experience, then it must be a substance of extraordinary potency."
Minetest is probably the best Minecraft alternative; it's free and open source software, which avoids the danger associated with centralized retaliation systems like the one Microsoft is operating. Also, it's easier to write mods for, partly because mods are written in Lua, and you don't have to install mods on the client, just the server.

https://www.minetest.net/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6Fyav6FiIs

The video's author doesn't mention it by name, but the quantum computing tutorial game he's playing in a couple of the clips is called QiskitBlocks; it's a series of puzzles designed to teach you how quantum computing works.

The (public) games that run on the Minetest engine are listed on https://content.minetest.net/packages/?type=game. QiskitBlocks in particular is https://content.minetest.net/packages/JavaFXpert/qiskitblock....
They tried that in 2020, but it didn't seem to work effectively enough.
That would be the the real life equivalent of a GTA V mod menu.
During my time as a Mason (I left for much the same reason as jayofdoom), we followed the same procedure when voting for new members. The couple of times there was a non-unanimous vote, the Master called for another vote, in case anyone made a mistake or wanted to reconsider. In none of the cases did anyone make a show of not voting or showing their votes, though. I think it only happened twice in the 12 or so years I was there. I have no idea why someone rejected one of the candidates; and in the other, I suspect some of our members thought the candidate wanted to join because he thought it would help him with a political career (this is purely speculation; we didn't discuss this at all).
Well of course being a desirable candidate is a prerequisite-- this thread is about cover letters as a means of conveying that. I've interviewed hundreds of candidates for dozens of positions-- from internships to regular staff developers to post-doc roles-- in an organization that drew ambitious candidates that shared our specific interests from around the globe. Our organization, at large, immediately rejected resumes with search-and-replace template or missing cover letters, by the hundreds, because people's hard skills and experience weren't the primary factors in determining whether or not they would thrive in this organization. As I've repeatedly acknowledged, there are many jobs, candidates, and job searching scenarios where that's not the case. Surely, the glass of whiskey scenario makes sense in many contexts, but in ours, it's wholly inapplicable. I'm not really sure why you insistently present your own use case for job application materials as an argument against what I said, but I've stopped caring and I'm done engaging you about it.
Yeah well we kinda tried that, didn't end well :p. Banning cannabis was much easier due to its much smaller appeal at the time.

The three first principle components of a drug's harm are the therapeutic window (log ratio of LD50 to median active dose), addictivity (harder to quantify, but we have models based on pharmacokinetics and dynamics), and degree of harm to others when altered.

Alcohol is dangerously toxic on the order of ~15-25 units, has fast onset and hits GABA so rather addicting, and as a CNS depressant, is obviously very risky to others.

If a designer analog came out with the profile of EtOH, it'd immediately go to Sch I.
The Emperor of China job no longer exists. I heard it was pretty good
> HTML's a tree. Function calls are a tree. They're similar in nature and they map cleanly to each other

Yes, this is a key point. Indeed, many other 'constructed artifacts' compose nicely as trees, and thus functional languages are a natural fit for defining them parametrically.
The short term lease tends to rule out anything that requires capital improvements. I'd say you've probably rented a goat farm.
Yup, I'm sure that's right.

That being said, I don't doubt a good arrangement can be had with someone like Red Canary to provide services of tier 2 and 3. I've only spoken with them and not other leading MDRs so I'm not sure as to the quality of others. I can easily see a company like Patreon making the decision to use an MDR and it being the right call.
It doesn’t randomly decide to hide email from me, that puts it leagues above Gmail by default.

I like that it has critical features like a sane approach to contact lists and “sweep”. I also like that I can send a message with priority - a feature mysteriously still missing from gmail.
Eh. Looks like ozzy Osbourne
Perl does a kind of half JIT when you start a script. It doesn't compile fully down to native machine code, but it does parse and lex the script to build an internal representation. The code is then interpreted, but since it doesn't have to parse each line again it runs very fast and also you can interpret code on the fly in a variable so you get the best of both worlds.
> Literally just don't be an idiot. Its not that hard.

Kids are often antisocial and exhibit poor behavior. Kids also love Minecraft.

Permanent, Microsoft-account level bans for questionable chat text is ridiculous.
As soon as I see the JSX critique I roll my eyes. This has been around since reacts inception and it just doesn't hold any water for me. I remember interviewing with a company in 2019 that was still on Angular 1 because they didn't like JSX, and didn't want to learn typescript. It just "looked yucky" to them.

Very very poor reasoning. I have never thought to myself, man I wish this wasn't JSX and just normal Javascript, to myself in the 6 or so years I've been using React. It just isn't something that anyone should care about and it shows the author has probably been biased against React forever, for no good reason.
Agreed, good vendors and the related teams. I’d def trust Crowdstrike L1 triage. The problems show up with 3rd parties running a suite of EDRs across a spread of customers.
Another corporate acquisition which ruined some nice product by features literally nobody asked for. Well done.
I oppose censorship in any form.

It's the only perfect system that is achievable and can be what it claims, a space free of censorship. There is no 'only the bad things' that can be censored, as you've illuminated here, different people will have different sensibilities.

In the mean time, however, we can educate ourselves and steel our nerves as we may come across ideas and content we don't agree with or care to be exposed to. As responsible netizens we shouldn't let it affect us to hysterics and cries of censorship, and instead stay away from the places that do. It starts with personal agency and responsibility for yourself and those you're charged with rearing.
> So data integrity is at all times the responsibility of both the app and the db.

OK, so what you're saying is that data integrity is never the responsibility of just the app, right?
They used to try.. then they succeeded with some of their research, rolled it into the private sector, and closed the official record with the notion that it was a waste of time.
Reagan empties the mental hospitals in California while he was governor of that state.
I explain the inspiration for the project here -> https://bit.ly/3QlauqN
Obligatory metnion of Julia. BAE
Definitely not. They’ve always been explicitly implementation-agnostic (literally specified as not having any semantics). An increasingly popular JSX transform (used by Solid) has very different semantics. JSX semantics are more like an s-expression than anything else. Code as data, you can do anything with it you like. I use it to make art and render that to meta links on my personal site. You can use it to render CLIs, or even JSON responses on a server.
Sounds more like a golden parachute to me. Didn’t prevent him from airing twitter’s dirty laundry.
This is all ghost stories. The internet is a schizophrenic and is deeply into examining itself
Yes, there is a great deal of energy at the core of the milky way galaxy as well. Unfortunately my ability to use it to make toast in the morning is quite limited.

It turns out your ability to harness energy is kind of important. We're nowhere near that level of energy capture. We can't even handle transmitting solar from one corner of one smallish continent to the other, we're nowhere near the level of technology and infrastructure development you're talking about.
Microsoft profits off Bedrock ("Minecraft for WIndows") because they can charge for basically everything, because there are no mods (addons). Java edition is where the mods are. Which is why hypixel/skyblock are on java edition.
Ive seen speculation that Microsoft is adding this to have a process for banning java edition players. And then they just... stop selling java edition. Then there are no new java players ever again, and the existing player pool slowly dwindles because they either get banned, or their friends get banned and they don't want to play java alone, and the only option is to go to the microtransaction-fest that is bedrock. And now you live in their walled garden.

I would say that this is pure conspiracy level stuff, but that would be literally the final step of a EEE plan. Microsoft has done this before and there would be no surprise if they actually did that. Will they? I dunno, but it's overall a heavy handed bad move. Everything I've heard about the system is that it's not a great idea.
ISPs being “taxpayer funded” also gives the government even more control of the internet. What happens when politicians are in control and pass laws about what should be on the internet?
Because there are.

Digging through our history, a person who reported the same thing earlier than you never got a response at all. Like I said, we've identified organizational issues to be addressed.

(I honestly don't know who should be "credited" on the CVE nor do I have control over that, sorry)
Exactly, I'm using it as an excuse to finally branch out into Terraform and non-AWS cloud providers.
Abdication and eradication of the monarchy is the only thing compatible with human rights and equality she could've done. If she wanted to get a job that's all there was to do.
You chose to view the page.
Spigot/Paper servers can disable chat reporting with plugins, clients can disable sending signatures with forge mods, and servers can be configured to allow clients which don’t sign their messages with the setting enforce-secure-profile.
I have not visited a lodge since I moved across country. My "home" lodge was Blue Lodge #24, in Brookings, SD.

But yes, I agree with your observation about Masonry being a kind of neutral territory and equalizer. I have known Masons that, in public, I am adamantly opposed to... but under the roof of a lodge, get along with perfectly fine.

Another thing that always struck me as interesting is that Masons do not recruit. This is an intentional policy, and fascinating. Once I discovered the existence of my home lodge, I had to seek them out. There were no flyers or "you should come by sometime" offhand comments.
Don’t go to websites festered with ads if that is your concern or install a web blocker.
There was no argument for socialism.
Its a tough gig, focusing on making meaningful changes to improve the security of a process without being in the weeds for individual issues.

This is why the decrees are made, I guess it strongly depends on the tone of the message and the messenger. A little bit of social engineering of engineers goes a long way.
Must have drank too much Patreon.
So you want to benchmark the network?
Yea we plebs like to think we’d do better than heads of state when they do terrible things because the pressure of political situations and survival are sooo beneath us.
The search continues.
This is from a couple of months ago, related hn threads from then:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31892395

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31860168
Back when I was still active, it was a sense of belonging more profound than simple friendship or kinship. Moving away made that feeling diminish over time.

I miss that. I think I need to get in touch with the local lodge and reconnect.
I think an institution of monarchy fundamentally can’t survive tabloid journalism. Someone like QEII, who preceded it, could have the advantage of adapting to it as it developed. But people like William were targets since childhood. Every youthful indiscretion was covered. They’ve lived their whole life in a fishbowl. You can’t come out of that with the necessary level of mystique and gravitas it takes to be regarded as a divinely enshrined national mascot.
Sounds pretty reasonable to me. I generally agree with you and 100% agree with your opinion on landlords. Ideally they shouldn't even exist.
Great comment, thank you.

>breaking co-dependency habits and other boyhood things a lot of guys never manage to grow past

could you elaborate?
Interesting to see that Angular only comes up in Scalability & Financial Backing sections.

And I do agree that in every other metric Angular is worse.

However, I feel that developer productivity wise and team output wise, Angular is a safe and reliable choice.

I only wish there was some framework that has the tenets of React and the structure of Angular.
Lots of effusive praise in this thread. When I heard the news, I cheered, and felt giddy for a little bit, then the feeling subsided. I’m Canadian and have been forced to observe this bizarre institution my whole life. Seeing any bit of the monarchy and the British empire chip away feels good.
Minecraft is Microsoft's metaverse play now. Expect it to trend towards real identities and strong DRM accordingly.