skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Your understanding is that a large conspiracy of various Western and Chinese (and others?) federal institutes have conspired to uphold a fake story because the Western officials funding the Chinese research don't want the world to know that their money was somehow involved?
So, yes, I suppose a good totp article would cover the user experience as well. But just because some places implement it poorly does not mean it is a bad idea.
There are a lot easier targets someone can attack for undefined terror than this pipeline.

The motivation should make sense, Russia makes sense, it was probably Russia.

And in regards to past Russian behavior even more realistic.
Let me guess, your boss tried to force you into a lead / staff / management role?

Same thing happened to me. As I've gotten older management has been been more insistent on me taking a 'leadership' role. What they don't tell you is this is 2x the work (and the sort of work you hate the most) for ~ 10% more pay.

10% is the carrot. The stick is that they start telling you you're 'top of band' for a sr dev and that they can't give you raises going forward despite meeting and exceeding expectations. That particular shoe hasn't dropped just yet, but when it does, I might have to make some hard choices to keep my career moving forward.
Yes, that's my setup - Varia and Wahoo. I have the original Wahoo from 2015 - 7 years and they're still updating the firmware so that it supports new stuff like radar.
I found https://guide.elm-lang.org/appendix/types_as_sets.html is friendly describing the what and why.
Yes, you are learning to discard the HR corp bullshit and face reality. Humans are flawed, humans can’t do everything equally well, humans get sick and hurt. And more than anything, humans are a product of their environment. Great outcomes come from great environments, poor outcomes come from poor environments.

We have a tendency to take all the blame onto ourselves. We have a society that tells you to take personal responsibility for everything from your career success to saving the planet. But fact is that if the ship is sinking you will go down too.

Find a better boat. It is the most powerful thing you can do in life.
Do you know if DDG also did the same - or perhaps their rankings were already captured by the likes of Reuters et al ("fact checkers") - for the COVID pandemic narrative?

It's quite apparent their desired narrative is falling apart now, where a Pfizer executive publicly admitted they didn't even test for transmissabiity - meanwhile that was arguably the primary promotion point for the mRNA shots propagated by the captured MSM (arguably primarily by big pharma), by politicians (captured heavily by big pharma, enough to be toeing their line); and where Pfizer's CEO at last minute cancelled his in-person testimonial to EU parliament inquiry - arguably because they know they've been caught and will be held accountable by those who aren't toeing their line/profiting from it.

This is the "new" war using "soft" power, a war against all of society that arguably billions of people are now awake to; which speaking of it gets you flagged and lazily downvoted as "conspiracy theorist" to suppress a seemingly endless and growing amount of concrete proof points to support the hypothesis of what's actually going on.
This statement is what the older generation and companies want you to think. It doesn't have to be that way and companies and management need to change or people will leave for companies and management that think differently and want you to feel successful.
jq as a project should be re-named. In white supremacist circles, "JQ" is an antisemitic dog whistle (it stands for "Jewish Question").
Fuel loading under way at Vogtle 3
I observed the change in tone in Mozilla blog posts, from experts talking about their craft to marketspeak.

Even posts I should be professionally partial to, like those about UI design, rub me of the wrong way. It's often full of "creating delightful experiences" and "streamlining a seamless flow".
I assume that Apps like TitaniumBackup or whatever they're called need such permission in order to make Backups of your phone, so it's not that worrysome to me that they exist at all. However, it's definitely weird that this World Cup app needs such permissions.

EDIT: Apparently TitaniumBackup needs root access, but I think my point about backups in general still stands.
You put more thought and care into this comment than the author put into all 3 nonsensical parts of this article.
Some of my experiences align with that. You want me to spend time doing relatively useless things. I can. I am paid regardless. I am just not sure it is a good management or resources.

I do my best to communicate openly with my immediate superior about the reality on the ground, but if my advice is summarily dismissed, at certain point I just check out.
> With all humility I admit it may be me that failed

Always remember failure has no inherent meaning, it only has the meaning we attach to it.
This can be a liberating realization.
Address Line 2.

PO Box.

Country.

Zip/Postal Code.

Middle Name.

Phone extension.
iPad Pro M2
True. But there are more features out there (such as typeclasses) which are also extremely important and need to become mainstream. We are really not quite there yet.
Wouldn't the ISP still know that you're connecting to Google, however?
Hathora: Serverless cloud platform for multiplayer games
Yes, it's usually just a suggestion. Most sites will work with any standard TOTP app (MS Authenticator, Google Authenticator, AndOTP, Authy, etc). I have all of them in AndOTP (apart from the ones I mentioned above).
https://graplsecurity.com/

That's my company. The blog is hosted elsewhere. Our frontend is hosted via a rust service, which talks to other rust services via grpc.
Do you have any source for that story? I also heard of it but don’t know if it’s made up or not and couldn’t find a source
You can disable all phoning home. Have a look at https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-stop-firefox-making...

Having a single setting that does all of this would indeed be nice.
Why the scare quotes around private property? Every species in nature acquires, accumulates, and defends assets and territory, evolves means to do so, or it dies out sometime before the ones who do. The opening syllogism is a non-sequitur.
Unfortunately, all too often in the US, there is no contract. You apply based on a job description that can be changed at any time by the employer, and has no legal force in any case.
Being a Linux user since Debian Woody and others until 2011, I can say most of them.

Debian and Ubuntu breackage was guaranteed. On RH/RHEL, it was not easy somtimes.

Arch had two major switchs (SystemD and anothers).

On OpenBSD, you just read the upgrade guide, download the bsd.rd, boot it and upgrade. Or with sysupgrade from a few releases. Much reliable than Linux.

https://www.openbsd.org/faq/upgrade71.html
Let's assume you're 100% right, and that men and women simply just have different interests and values (which seems a bit of a push, since that's completely confounded by the fact this issue varies wildly internationally), then these outreach programmes will let girls and women know the options available to them, and the women will choose not to take those opportunities.

Society should absolutely be encouraging more men into teaching. But that's the classic conundrum - people are working to fix a problem and you come in and say "No, no, don't fix that problem, fix this problem instead". I agree with you - more men should be encouraged to go into teaching, we need great teachers and it can be a very rewarding career - why don't you go and do something to make that happen.
> I think you would be shocked at how often UX designers get greenlit to make a refresh based on vague things like the current code base being hard to use or keeping up with the Joneses of other products or just to have new marketing pictures that look "modern".

Not JetBrains, but I worked at a small app company that embarked on multiple UX re-dos for the vaguest of reasons. If your company has a charismatic VP of Design who has the CEO's ear, you're going to be spending your time on UX rewrites yearly. "It's not modern or sleek! It doesn't pop enough! We need to change our branding so it's fresher! Or, Users are confused with our current design! (without qualitative or quantitative user studies that show this)" It's never a measured attribute that they want to change. If you were a digital artist or interaction designer, you would have been able to build a great portfolio there in a matter of a few years.
Additionally, in the same way a banana would never occur in nature, many of these experiments researchers conduct are extremely unlikely or out right impossible. For wild viruses crossing over to humans it needs to go through many mutations and people before becoming adapted and highly infectious towards humans. But in a lab you can insert the exact mutation to make it highly infectious towards humans without having to mutate. For example right now the bird flu which can infect humans who have ingested bird droppings, but it can't spread human to human.

The conditions in the lab are just so artificial the predictive power is practically worthless, especially when you consider the massive possibility space. Just like you'd never find something like a banana evolve to it's current state in the wild, you would won't find these viral chimeras just popping up out of no where.
And you're proud of this treft why exactly?
Agreed. I came here to point out that "honest marketing" may be one of the last remaining oxymorons in English.
No, as it says on that referenced help page: "Many sites may occasionally do one or more of these things, but we take action very rarely, only in the most extreme cases...We trust that users can find the right information for themselves, so even in these rare cases we do not remove these sites from our search results page. Additionally, impacted sites are not moved so far down in the results that they are effectively removed. Unless legally prohibited, you should find all media outlets in our results, and they should generally show on top if you search for them by name or domain name. If you see otherwise, please let us know and we will investigate."
我说错了哎呀是烧麦shaomai不是shumai。shumai是日本语的
Country, Zip/Postal Code, PO Box.
Wait these Virtual Tours for AirBnBs are AMAZING, I thought this would be possible in 50 years, but it's actually possible today!

The Virtual Tours for AirBnBs site: www.majicvr.com

I was just searching for fun stuff to do with my Quest 2 and I stumble on this?!
FreeBSD users with issues will just recompile Firefox from the ports.

Also, I am an OpenBSD user (not FreeBSD), and I can say packages are much better maintained than in the 99% of the distros.
Most frequently, yes! Sometimes the UI crosses the line from providing a suggestion to straight up bullshitting you, but most implementations of time-based 2FA are compatible with RFC 6238[1] (of which TFA is a good summary) and communicate the shared secret in a de facto standard URI format[2] inside a bog-standard QR code.

[1] https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6238

[2] https://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes/prov/otpauth
https://archive.ph/XQZmi
> If anything happened in the world, US must be behind it, military industrial complex blah blah blah.

Purely statistically speaking (without considering any details), that's definitely what one should bet on [1] before other information is recieved. If someone didn't know any of the specific facts, it's obvious that their intuition is honed correctly if that's their default. That doesn't mean it was the US, but without further knowledge (which most people don't have because who has the time for that), it's a very good default setting considering actual world history.

1. https://github.com/binka/essays/blob/master/us_atrocities.md
Hats off to the author for providing 482 lines of documentation (sloc) to accompany it!
> Would a rational actor enslave an entire ethnic minority in work camps, allow harvesting of organs, crush their financial world hub (Hong Kong), and so on?

There is nothing irrational about the first two! Crushing HK is a rational necessity if there is a danger of such disobedience spreading to other regions.
I use AndOTP. But I imagine most people will use use Google Authenticator and not think about backups until it's too late.
Which means that around 4.8 million square feet are now available for modification into desperately needed residential space, if only the city would permit it.
Thank you for this. It puts words to a situation I made worse with a report a few years ago and helped me see it another way
Your ISP would know the IP address, but not specifically that you were connecting to google.com.
Same for us in Bay Area with 7 AM calls to talk to our euro brethren. It is not all rosy.

And with the on call shift (when on call, not every week) going till 6:30 pM, sometimes it is 12 hour work days by design.

on the other hand, they don't bug us much during the day with micro management so it is not all bad.
For anyone with some programming experience that want to learn rust https://rust-unofficial.github.io/too-many-lists/
The conditional distribution of time-to-death is how I interpret it after conversation with my actuary fellow friend. "Conditional on being in this well-defined population, how long until I die in expectation?"
It's already hard enough to use web from Windows 2000 and other old operating systems. Making TLS kernel level feature will likely halt any TLS progress.

Google is moving TCP to user level (QUIC) for a reason.
Because...?

I'm not saying you're wrong, just that most of us aren't virologists.
Solid advice. Thank you!!!
It's not there yet, is it?
I took it as an exaggeration to make a point. They're unlikely to ask you to do that--or to pay you for doing so. But within the broad confines of developer, or product manager, or technical marketer, the is a wide range of roles and responsibilities. If you've been working on a mainframe and your employer decides to retire it but is happy to put you on some front-end web stuff which you've never touched, that's probably going to be a tough adjustment that may not end well.
In Windows 3.11 you could choose all the colors you wanted for every part of the window rendering (and it wasn't called "limited edition" or whatever there either, and naming it limited edition in FF as in the image caption in the article doesn't inspire confidence to rely on this feature long term).

Nothing recent comes close to that, even Linux desktops make it hard to choose colors or how visible your scrollbars are if you prefer to actually see and use scrollbars (sometimes you can edit CSS files that get overwritten again each time you update your system).
It seems like you hear stories just like this from every company who hires from temp workers who have to put in months/weeks before they are 'hired in'.
> Eligible customers must have an active zone or actively use Cloudflare Zero Trust.
in the article they gave the same standard test to teachers to mark and it showed the exact same bias as other tests.
Did you keep some coins for later and sell near the peak in 2017 or 2021? If not, do you wish you had?
You can choose between 1) your programming language being complex or 2) your codebase being huge, repetitive and boilerplaty. I know what I'll choose any day.
>> If they get into a fight, I expect the US to supply arms and money but not soldiers or marines.

This is very obviously true, since China is a nuclear power and has ICBMs as well. We won't be involved in a hot war with them for the same reason we have been avoiding that with Russia.
Thanks for posting. I happen to be putting in my notice today at my current role, and this helps validate my reasons for leaving.
Looking at Win32, it scans the whole directory periodically, right? I must miss something, but how can that be called efficient?
Don't use yellow then. Palettes made of rainbow primary colors don't look good anyway.
I think the GP's point is that it's a dumb conspiracy theory data-point that would be incredibly easy to eliminate, and it's frustrating that it's not.
Imagine being laid off not to save a failing company but because earnings haven't grown as much as expected at your wildly profitable company. Microsoft had $198bn in revenue this year.

The kneejerk reaction to the downturn puts a bad taste in my mouth.
> You cannot sample music without permission no matter how short the sample may be.

Which is a blatantly mistaken court ruling and one which I will not enforce if I am on a jury in such a trial.
>As much as it sucks, they don't owe the general public an explanation of their business plan. They apparently have access to investors and can explain it to them directly.

Like Theranos and Magic Leap!
>You can have a stable or bleeding edge base system depending on what suits your tastes,

Not with OpenBSD. If you run -current, please, do not mix -release and -current pkgs/ports.

NetBSD it's bound to major releases:

https://www.netbsd.org/docs/misc/index.html#package-manageme...
The researchers could not be sure of this result before they did it, which is why I believe there's a reasonable case this should be considered GOF work even if the lethality of their chimera (in hu mice) was ultimately less than that of original strain.

Furthermore, strictly speaking I don't believe we know the actual severity of this in humans. While it's possible to make a fairly confident guess, surprises are still possible.
You do realize the Singapore of today is very different from the Singapore of the 40s (which was still a British colony)?
You have to ignore all the evidence and data that makes this extremely unlikely.

Just as someone might want to believe the moon is made from cheese. It looks a bit like it, after all. But to believe that, you have to ignore all that scientists have uncovered about the moon.
You don't know them. How many are supporting disabled loved ones via healthcare? How many are disabled themselves? 1 in 4 people live with a disability. A massive loss of jobs is a problem because benefits are tied to jobs.
Some. But there is also that thing where manager is supposedly paid for superior social skills. And lately I am realizing, that good 80% of communication work in the manager-developer relationship or within team is on developers. I mean, yeah, partly it goes with power differential where person lower on hierarchy has to do that work and management simply dont have to.

But seriously, it would be nice if managers would put a bit more thoughts and effort into ... communicating and people.
Hackers & Painters by Paul Graham & Complete Guide to Fasting by Dr. Jason Fung.
Hacker & Painters : This book have many thought provoking ideas. compels you to think what you can do being in whatever position you are and how you can add value to the society through hacking.
Complete Guide to Fasting is all about learning about our eating habits. As advanced societies what we have forgotten and how it has lead to so many lifestyle related issues and what simple and small things should be done to get us back on track.
From the press release: "The 11-inch iPad Pro starts at $799 (US) for the Wi-Fi model and $999 (US) for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model; the 12.9-inch iPad Pro starts at $1,099 (US) for the Wi-Fi model, and $1,299 (US) for the Wi-Fi + Cellular model."
Not if you take into account the special properties of 0. (Generally speaking, a structure that admits a neutral element with respect to addition is not isomorphic to one that does not.)
Absolutely. Low-income housing is the perfect use for all this extra office space. San Francisco has a problem where the low-income people who work to serve high-income people can't afford to live in the city that they work in.

Converting office space into affordable housing is a win for everyone, except the landlords, but I won't shed a tear for them ;-)
I'm torn, is this a good thing or a bad thing?

On one hand, discovery is the human way. On the other hand just like the USGS before, this is the first step to mining and other exploitation. Don't get me wrong, I went to the Colorado School of Mines so I know intimately how critical mining is to our modern civilization.

I guess what I'm hoping to highlight is the various world views. Some folks when they see this headline will say "great, now we can further explore, understand, and protect it" and some folks will say "great, now how do we mine or otherwise extract thr value just sitting on the sea floor for my and my friends profit".

I'm not trying to pass judgement on either, just highlight the duality of our modern life. We seek to protect and preserve on one hand and on the other hand we don't. Somehow we need to get our hands both working on the same thing.
For those out of the loop:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZmpYxbBDQw
That sounds very frustrating and while I see comments suggesting to try harder, leaving probably is the right thing to do.

> I have a very different vision for my role

This is the critical piece, and I’m not asking for detail, but the details here are everything and it would be interesting to hear both sides of this mismatch in expectation.

That said, let’s not forget that a job is where we trade our time to spend doing something the company wants in return for money. This is complicated, but we can’t necessarily expect to have our own vision for our role, we can only seek out roles that fit us and hope that it’s an environment that either allows our vision or matches it. Some managers want people to build their own vision, and some don’t. Even though the best people and the strongest growth comes from people who do have their own vision and take initiative to change things, there’s also a ton of work out there where the company just needs something specific done, and that something might not be what you want.

BTW, from experience, a lot of this still mostly true even if you run your own startup; we just trade time for something the customer wants, and it often isn’t what we’d rather be doing.

> With all humility I admit it may be me that failed.

If it’s not a fit, then it’s not your failure. Go find a better fit! Good luck!
"Rational" has somehow become synonymous with "good" or "agrees with me" - rationality doesn't have anything to do with those, it just means "not insane".

And tyrants can be exceedingly rational; they just have their own goals that they're working towards, not the goals of some theoretical "perfect democracy".
Ask HN: What is the first programming language that you have created?
Hello HN!

I have developed (or tried to) many programming languages before. A lot of them were never finished. Some of them does get through, but in the end they were all disasterous.

So, what is the first programming language that you have devoted your time into developing? Why do you create it? What is the design decisions behind it? And do you use it for anything?
Glad it worked for you, but in my experience, this doesn't always work. Making everyone a developer and a business analyst is a super stupid idea. This is not something subtle like rotating people to work on different parts of the same codebase. What is even more stupid is that it looks like he decided it unilaterally (based on your comment).

Why should anyone work for a person like this? If a boss decides to make huge changes like this unilaterally without at least talking to the team, why does he deserve a polite conversation from his team?
This resonates with me as a programmer who has refused the management path. However, I also think that the more experienced one becomes, and the more influence one wields in the org, the more gaps in one's skillset are amplified. So, grudgingly, I admit that with age and experience comes a certain expedience in learning to not completely suck at things that are outside of my normal areas of strength. As long as my boss understands that I may never be stellar at those things.