skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> has essentially been erased from the internet

> This post is a cry for help to Google to stand up for smaller web developers

You perceive Google removing you from their Search service as being essentially erased from the internet, which means you understand they're effectively a monopoly.

And when they use that monopoly power against you, your response is to… beg them for mercy?

Not even a little questioning their monopoly status, as a treat?

It's fair enough to argue your case that you didn't break the rules. It just seems weirdly sinister to not even mention that your fundamental problem here is that the rules are capriciously enforced by what authors in the 1990s would have considered “a bit farfetched even for a hypercapitalist dystopia”.
The problem is that many of the contacts are shrink wrapped - there's no way for you to modify the contract and rejection outright is not free.
It’s racially bias because the reading has a systemic statistical error which correlates with race.
Don't forget increasing housing stock by building apartments in place of that abandoned gas station is gentrification
I just love that apple.com itself is included there.
But again, GIPHY has the exact same feature, and I can find Giphy just fine
Would running client-side youtube-dl in WASM fix the issue since Kapwing wouldn't be invoking youtube-dl from their backend.

YouTube is in such weird spot because they want to maintain free access to content yet limit how people access it without a pay-wall which OTT players like Netflix etc have been doing since long.
https doesn't work here, http does.

ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
Ask HN: Do you always check the same job boards?
I wonder, if you need to search for a job in the tech space do you always go to the same job board, the most common ones?

Do you prefer a job board like Dice, Indee, etc, or sites like LinkedIn or Hacker News Jobs?

Right now is trending RemoteOK due to the all remote work hype, also WeWorkRemotely.

There are also a lot of niche job boards like, in Web3 or Crypto, for ReactJS devs, design jobs, etc. Do you like niche ones?

There are so many that you don't know where to look at!

I am asking because I am building https://jobboardsearch.com which is a board of job boards (so far I've inlcuded 326 job boards and growing), it has boards feature tags to filter them, recentrly added a feature to fetch jobs (ATM only 16 job board has this feature), you can see only job boards with a job list at https://jobboardsearch.com/with-jobs-listing

Do you think is handy to have a curated list of job boards in the same pleace?
Hum, isn't copyright about publication? The mere act of downloading doesn't necessarily imply this, and there's still legitimate cause for publication as in fair use. Also, wouldn't a DCMA complaint have to concern specific material? (To me, this doesn't make much sense.)
it depends - $200k for a 4 yr education is too expensive ($50k a year?!).

But if this figure includes a dorm, food and utilities, then it makes sense. Otherwise, it's absurd a cost.
In companies, the feedback loop is shorter. If the company's products or services are disappointing, the sales will fall (unless the company happens to be monopoly, but that's a different point), which will immediately be noticed by the CEO, who will start some mitigating actions that is likely to put some pressure on the workers. Whereas, if people are unhappy with a public service, they can do... what exactly? Swap Republicans for Democrats (or the other way around, depending on who's in power right now) in the next election? How likely is that to accomplish anything?
Similarly: I try to keep the amount of horizontal surfaces (floor excluded) in my house to the minimum I can live with. Any available horizontal surface just accumulates clutter. Minimizing that means it never gets to the point of overwhelming.
I don’t see the insurmountable barriers in that.

This is speculation, but most likelly he found someone who knew how to do that. In effect he was selling his rabits locally to a middleman, who sold the rabit meat in California to restaurants. And when the story gets told this get to be abbreviated to “sold rabbits to restaurants in California”.
You seem to have it confused: They’re not firing people whom they think are racist.

They’re firing people in such a way that they won’t be called racist (for having a disproportionate number of PoC in the laid off group for example)
I always liked this one (the original is not online anymore):

https://www.forensicfocus.com/forums/employment-and-career-i...

>This is how most job ads sound nowadays

>We’re looking for a person with more than 100 years of experience in software development, coding everything from BIOSes to cloud applications, knowledge of all past, present and future operating systems and setting up secure networks. The applicant must also be able to juggle up to twenty balls and read hieroglyphs, be fluent in Swahili and dance like Michael Jackson (especially moonwalking – nice to have at corporate Christmas parties).
Maybe GIPHY negotiated something with Google? Or the fact that it's only short extracts means they don't see it as scraping?
Ah yes. Issues you don't have don't exist. Especially, with super consistent, trivial, uniform system components like graphics drivers, display servers, and compositors on linux.

Famously stable, reliable, and uncomplicated.
>you can use

When was the last time you used this feature ?

X11 is a protocol designed for machines which didn't have the power to draw a GUI locally. That time has long passed.
Downloading even for caching is prohibited afaik.
and that's certainly happening. money now is better than money later (time value of money, net present value discounting), during economic downturns people don't start buying the dip like there's no tomorrow, even though it's very likely that they would make bank in 5-10 years. (because people are risk averse)

similarly we are bad at managing spread out risks (climate change, road traffic incidents)
Part of the problem with documentation is is decoupling from code.

Therefore, when code changes, the documentation might tell a different story.

Documentation-as-code (i.e. doctests in Rust or Go) alleviates some of the shortcomings by showing how to use an API correctly.

The beauty of Docs-as-Code is that parts of it can even be generated. I'm thinking Diagrams-as-Code where the system under test can be i.e. queried for capabilities.
And of course, the illustration with smiling Corporate Memphis zombies is the cherry on top.
If it's a duopoly, why do websites like this one ask me to consent to twenty thousand different ad networks?

Of course that's not what the article means, but it's interesting that Google, Meta and TikTok are described as advertising giants when their products ostensibly serve different purposes. I wasn't aware they were comfortable with being so mask-off about the actual nature of what they are, namely vehicles to generate ad impressions.
The fact that Google (and others like FB) have not the same incentives as the company buying the ad-space. Even more, I kinda have to trust Google that they show the ads to as many (real) people as they say. Remember Facebook and the video views metrics [0]? Even more so, I have to trust them that they don't manipulate my ranking after not buying ad space anymore to incentivise me to buy ads again.

If a company has enough budget and it's more about making sure that as many people as possible learn about a product or company, Google Ads may be useful. For niche companies without the funding, I'm not so sure...

[0](https://www.theverge.com/2018/10/17/17989712/facebook-inaccu...)
They are looking for people that think of themselves as gritty.

Presumably this works well as a filter and gets them people of a certain type.

What type it is - hard to say, you will need to ask self-described gritty people that :)
No reason to believe they are the same people.
Supply is low, demand is high, prices have increased as the market does, which sends signals to consumers to reduce usage

The government has taken those signals away by agreeing to pay whatever the price is

They could have simply given £1000, or £100, or £10000, to every household, but they chose not to.
Yes, but then Google will notify the copyright holder, Google, and they will have ten days to file a lawsuit. If they don't, Google gets to decide if they put the material back up.

The DMCA really seems to fall apart when the host and the copyright owner are the same entity.
Yes, but usage of the incorrect “DB-9” terminology was very widespread, almost to the extent that it could be considered an alternate term.
This is just a convention from BSD, and is not even POSIX compliant. However, 'ping 1.1' is a convenient shortcut (actually pings 1.0.0.1). iproute2 and systemd do not use inet_aton and don't follow this BSD4.2 convention and instead parse it as '1.1.0.0' or not at all.
If going above expectations is... expected, shouldn't companies update their expectations accordingly?
Wait, they don't, because that would be illegal (at least in some countries).
Maybe that's a sign that it isn't something to aim for? Unless law is wrong, then you should update the law. Unless it's impossible to do, for excellent reasons. Then just do an article about law and not people and companies confused about what to do with mixed signals.
How, exactly, each person deciding on their own whether to look or not look for information on a particular subject matter translates to economic centralization? It's the other way around - the ads, with their push model, naturally produce centralization, which is why we have the duopoly this article is about.
I don't really download anything edgy and don't know how to easily find an age-gated video. If you provide a link though, I'll check.
Red flag. Sounds like I'll be slaving away in some mine to be honest. I suppose I'd need 50% more compensation to accept working like that.
It's up in the US too. The blog post mentions this happened a week ago so it looks like Google has since backtracked on the takedown.
i'm not really talking about second hand GPUs, i'm talking about new GPUs that was made on the assumption that the prices would be high, and demand high, due to mining.

Of course, a 2nd hand GPU might be a bit useless after the abuse of mining for many years (tho i think with proper cooling, and replacement of the fans, those GPUs should've been able to be kept in good working condition for resale).
The writing and communication skills needed for business are taught in school (at least they should be)
>Also: Talented reverse engineers are hard to find on a good day in any given area

Not true. Have you looked in Europe? It's full of them thanks to the tinker culture and the presence all big anti-malware companies (Esset, Avast, Avira, Bit-Defender, Kaspersky, etc). Plus every single cybersecurity consulting company out there in the world, big and small, has guys who can do reverse engineering for you. There's thousands of these companies, just look them up.

The reason you're probably not finding them is because you're probably not looking for them or that many juniors who don't have the "RE bug" don't stay in that gig professionally too long because, unless you're a zero-day finding God, cashing out six figure CVE bounties and giving Defcon talks, the pay is worse than a webdev doing CRUD since the demand for reverse engineering work is very low and not valued by customers as it's not the kind of job that impacts their sales or share price so they just look to offshore it to the lowest bidder.

I also left the field and moving to cloud engineering since the demand, pay, benefits, respect is so much better.
No problem :) For UK I have also made some nice experience with "Spinks", which is a UK based recruiter. I didn't have a project with them and the pay was more like B+, but the recruiters were nice and the projects sounded interesting. Might be worth a call.
> Wouldn't that imply that first-party appstores must remain the only app delivery mechanism?

No, not at all. It means users can run whatever software they want on their machine.
I don't work in safety-critical hard real-time systems, but isn't this the standard approach when upgrading such a system?
It was a complete and utter waste of time to apply and go through the process. I didn't know any better when I just started as a freelancer. Would never do a process like this again.
> In one of the last acts of World War II, the Szálasi government took control of banknote printing and issued notes without any cover

In this example, the only important variable was M, as expected.
For the record, the extra commas after “Militia” and “Arms” would be considered incorrect by modern standards, though the sentence would otherwise be fine (aside from capitalization).
As someone who also developed a graphical editor, applied to YC (rejected), there is one big reason what also stopped me in favor of another startup:

- Modeling tools are typically last in a company's budget
Also check out https://perpetual.technology that pays you in crypto, to run open source decentralized software on your website/app or server.

disclosure: i'm a co-founder
They are not necessarily the same people commenting but I agree HN can feel a bit egoistic.
[This is Julia, Eric’s cofounder] 317 Kapwing webpages were taken down, but we still have others (including this blog post) that show up on Google Search. As the article explains, our home page, blog, and EDU page are among those that are de-listed
Colorism is a pretty huge issue in many countries as well, with women buying skin lighting creams because they think it will help them in romance and work. This seems like a big reaction to a minor point because skin color is obviously tied up with racial identity, we literally have two groups of people called “black people” and “white people”.
You have a spacious apartment for $2.5K / month in a good location in SF?

$2.5K is on-the-cheaper-side 1 bedroom, no?
How to kill morale and get rid of your most valuable developers
> because it doesn't know anything about windows or focus

But that's exactly the problem with the Wayland architecture, isn't it? Input handling, window management and composition are so closely entangled that it shouldn't be spread over several unrelated libraries.
He is obviously lying. Russia willingly cut supplies on all other pipeline to well under 20% of usual flow [1],
and even those 20% are there to keep the system running. Nord Stream 2 was never put in production.

Anyone vested in the topic would understand that he says nonsense.

However, the TV audience back home sees a picture of a confident leader.

He is also hoping that fringe influencers around the world pick his lies in their agenda.

[1] https://berthub.eu/gazmon/
Not sure on the exact compression but I'm sure Nomachine/NX must use some video compressing n, I'm even able to watch video over it without it dying.
> Does it also work for game consoles too?

It does for ps5, but only if you use Airpods Max (with a lightning to 3.5mm cable) or any other headphones that support a 3.5mm jack. It is actually rather convenient, because you plug into into the front middle bottom of the gamepad, so the cable doesn't get in the way of anything. No bluetooth, unfortunately, unless you are using a 3.5mm bluetooth adapter.
I had the chance to work with Strangler Pattern in multiple projects, and in general this is a good idea.

The thing I'd suggest taking a look at is the database. You really need to make sure the new part is not based on the old data model.

You can take a look at "getting started with DDD when surrounded by legacy systems" by Eric Evans - available for free and only 21 pages long. Our implementation of one of the suggested approaches failed in one project, but in retrospective, I think it was caused by the business not putting enough effort into the rewrite.

In general, on the high level it's very important to make the product vision, data model, processes clear and well thought. Without this, you will always get to a bad codebase within a couple of years.
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I was there and it was nothing like what the parent posted. It's doubling down on blaming the "Whites" (again) for what precipitated the crisis and the disaster that ensued.

A bunch of those farmers moved elsewhere and started successful commercial farms. The rest just had all their wealth destroyed and will never get it back. A lucky few went to court to try legal means to address this or sold in time.

Most farms (and entire businesses) that were stolen were given out as favors to connected ruling-party officials and the scraps were given to the poor with no training or support, guaranteeing their failure.
Anything like regolith desktop for sway?
There would have been dilution at every subsequent round (or additional investments) so that profit per $10,000 is probably 30-50% less than $8mil.
You walk under the tunnel or through the Sheraton parking lot and across the stanford shuttle stop . . . compare that to say, downtown Austin or Houston and you see what i mean. After 9pm, those streets are desolate with the sole diner/creamery showing signs of life.

I travel internationally for work and when my return trips land in SFO occasionally, it feels like i've travelled back in time to an alternate timeline where the US lost the war or something.
I still don't see how they can pretend these anti-circumvention takedown requests are legal. The DMCA clearly lays out the path to challenge an alleged circumvention, and it involves a court order barring distribution of the product. Takedown notices are only for violations of copyright.
> you are incentivized to keep your money into the system so you can control more and more of it. It's like a ponzi scheme where you are incentivized to re-invest your winnings.

So you think the stock market is a ponzi scheme? Shares pay dividends, you are insentivised to keep putting money into the system
Again that can be phrased without a hashrate reference.

If the daily block rewards (subsidy + fees) becomes a small enough fraction of market cap, then 51% attacks become likely.
But it is fine killing 14k peoples in the Donbass over 8 years ?

And it is fine killing russians for you I suppose ? Because "they are the bad guys".

And maybe you are okay to kill peoples in middle east, because they need "democraty", they have "terrorists", and their leader is a "dictator".

The very core of who we are ? Brainwashed. That's what we are.
Thanks. Oh not even edgy (well, not too edgy). Something like this Rammstein music video:

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

I can't even tell why this one specifically is age-gated, but something as explicit as their Deutschland video isn't. I guess there must be a boob in this one somewhere.
The title can be interpreted in two ways.

It could be interpreted as the cost to the end payer (either patient or insurance). In this case, it's clickbait, because it doesn't represent what the patients pay, but still, it causes a stir, because readers will think that it does (as a matter of fact, some comments make this assumption).

It could be otherwise interpreted as the cost to the patients. In this case, since only a fraction of the users pay the whole bill, and the rest pays a fraction of the bill, the average is far below the full bill. For this reason, this is also a case of clickbait.
Bring Your Own Disaster
I had no idea "grit" was a thing these days. There's even a Ted Talk!

Grit is Stamina. Grit is not about being the smartest person in the room – it’s about having more passion and perseverance to stay the course. When the going gets tough, the gritty keep going. Grit is the #1 factor in success. “Enthusiasm is common. Endurance is rare,” according to Angela Duckworth’s best-selling book, Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance. We agree. Watch her Ted Talk here.

https://www.highradius.com/culture/go-gritty-or-go-home/
Also: well-rounded citizens are able to contribute their labor to the social cohesion and physical infrastructure of their communities. Careers are part of civic participation.
can xrdp or vnc display individual remote windows on my local desktop side by side with local windows? I don't want to import an entire remote desktop. That's what I've always used X for, with seamless mouse X select and middle button paste.

> more comfortable to use than X forwarding. A PITA to set up though.

X port forwarding is painless, not sure what aspect you're referring to?
[Astronaut] “Always has been”
You were competing with google (or they are about to enter a similar space), but relied on their platform in some way. The big company crushes and keeps on rolling.
It's not. 1 is (0.0.0.1)

https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin...
From what I've read (I think there was discussion on HN about it a few months ago?), it's not only the gauge. The entire system was a 'clean sheet' design, made by aerospace engineers. Everything is totally different from what you'd expect in any normal (heavy, light, subway) train.
Who's is sending weapons to Ukraine for free ? Who is putting military base around the country ? Who's putting "defensive" missile launcher around the country ?

It is not just Russia VS Ukraine.
I was taught as a child to avoid "peaceful patches of ocean" as they can be rips (currents) that pull you out to sea.

The other lesson repeatedly drummed into us by our mother is to never jump into water without checking it first. There are also many stories of people becoming paralysed after diving into water.

The last lesson is to be careful of people drowning. If you get too close they can grab onto you, pulling you underwater and cause you to drown. If someone is drowning, either grab them from behind, or use a stick or I guess be at a distance where they can't pull you under.

One last lesson I learnt as a kid was to stay clear of dogs swimming - if they get too close they can claw you while doggy paddling.
That's not an accusation, that's sampling. I'm quite sure I was not profiled.
If it's really going to be 5 seasons, why are they cramming everything into the first season? They could have had the first season be about the creation of the rings, Sauron seducing the elves while nobody is aware that he's back (except Galadriel, probably). Introduce Numenorians as this great nation across the sea with beautiful boats. Then do the big war with Sauron where the Numenorians come to the aid of the elves at the last minute (the events in the Appendix completely justify making this super tense and dramatic). Next season, show the Numenorians turn away from the elves, getting jealous of their immortality, have some dramatic events showing how their relationship sours. Then Ar-Parazon takes power, sails his massive fleet to confront Sauron, captures him, Sauron seduces the Numenorians leading to the fall of Numenor. Final season: the Last Alliance between Elendil and the elves.

Instead, they seem to be doing everything at once, leading to a very confused story. They're already foreshadowing events that shouldn't be happening for 2000 years, introducing characters that shouldn't be born for 2000 years. The story is jumping to the end before the rings of power even exist. It seems to be telling the story backwards.
I'm thinking of setting up a Matrix instance for my kids and their friends to chat. However, Synapse might be a bit of overkill, I don't need (actually want) things like federation. I saw Conduit (conduit.rs) a few months ago, does anyone have experience with using it for a small community?