skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That doesn't go quite as far as this article wants, since you still can't reply to dead posts even with that setting on.
I hope that Passkeys would make TOTP obsolete soon. It's done its job during the era of reused passwords, but now it's unwieldy and unnecessarily prone to phishing.
Cisco Modeling Labs: Labbing Made Easy
Seems to me that the virtual filesystem is a bit of a hack (though quite a useful one), and therefore it's not macOS's fault for accidentally breaking this when the virtual filesystem doesn't behave to it as a storage device should. Still, given how widely deployed it is (Raspberry Pi Pico and other RP2040 boards, BBC Micro:Bit, DAPlink) and the difficulty of fixing it on the device end and having users update their devices, Apple should fix it on their end.
> Since race is a social construct with no objective definition

That does not mean it is not a thing.
I do not know what's worse. Missing data you need to populate, or having an AI populate data that LOOKS right. ugh I do know what is worse.
Yeah: Literally make it illegal for shops to possess the platinum or palladium without documentation of provenance.

Unless you're cool with the thefts that are going on, or think any government regulation is "overstepping."
$1K was the high end, most of 'em cost less than that new.
> one of them cannot remove TikTok because everyone will flock to the other side

Not if they both did it at once.
The point of money is to be spent, not to hold it. You can't have an asset that's both good to hold over the short and long term. (I forget where this is stated.)

That's because the point of an economic system is to trick other people into making food for you, and holding money instead of trading it obviously isn't going to lead to that.
> She gave up on some of the backlog because the evidence was stale and there were bigger fish to fry.

She attacked that exact same line of reasoning when running for election.

Unsurprisingly, once actually elected, as everyone had said all along, it turned out to be the only way to go forward.

And, of course, the promised reductions in crime are, well, not exactly in any hurry to materialize.

On the one hand, it's a plus that she prioritized good sense over dogma, but on the other hand, it's a little strange how her policies are only bad when its the other party that's advocating for them.
People without a real id that want to travel will get a real id, and by the way, this is not a requirement. You don't even NEED an ID to fly. Try in one time. Just tell them you don't have an ID with you, and they will take you into a room, and call up a phone number and ask you some questions about yourself. They know everything about you. If you answer correctly, and aren't on any lists, you'll be able to fly just fine. You won't, though, be able to go to the bar after this and have a shot of whisky. You'll definitely need an ID for that. So have your ID ready, just tell the screeners you don't have one.
I am a late comer to TikTok (was curious after a recently reported news article on the potential booting/sale of TikTok back in the Trump days). All it shows me is large breasted women and “crystal polishers” (which I never knew was a thing). Everyone uses fake names - it’s not like Facebook where people offer up their real stuff. I’m kinda confused around where the security problems are.
More importantly, this change is silent.

I'd be much less annoyed by it if dang finally made it a pre-submit check (maybe with a checkbox "Overrule") like the "too long" check. But no, it seems to be important that the submitter has to check manually whether the title he just typed in is still there.
Hiring veterans is completely different from hiring for racial diversity - being former military is a strong signal for many positive qualities that employers look for.
> Now what exactly is the difference between what Harvard is doing and Misogyny University?

Harvard admitted 27% or so Asians in this years class.

They aren’t turning away any “strong admit” Asian applicants.

The real decisions among the marginal candidates are who gets accepted and who gets waitlisted (iirc, that number is over 1000 at Harvard).

Underrepresented groups get a slight edge in this area. Race is one possible criterion for underrepresentation, so is geography, so is economic status, so is expressed major, etc.

Comparing the current relatively low level of consideration given to race to the explicitly exclusionary policy 100 years ago is quite a stretch, imho.
You assume they'd built those connections where they are needed most. That's not how it works in China...

You assume that company is giving an accurate picture of what it has achieved. That's not how it works in China...
Your question was probably rhetorical, but I'll answer it anyways: TikTok's userbase and revenue generation are massive.

It will be extremely costly for Google or Apple to remove TikTok simply because of its massive fanbase of everyday users - remove TikTok and you get millions of pissed off users, and for what?

Those users didn't care that their data was being harvested anyways (any cursory Google search will reveal TikTok's data harvesting policies), they care about the the fun app that they love spending hours on everyday, and now the tyrants at Apple and Google are taking their fun away.
Many of your points are valid and I don't disagree with them. But you're assuming too much by saying that he has too narrow of a focus. You don't know him. My kid is strong in some areas, not as strong in others. He's realistic and knows that Harvard, Stanford are lottery schools for almost everyone. He has no feeling of entitlement, and neither do I, but I do know that he's being held to a much higher standard than almost anyone else because of his race. And as a dad, I don't like it.
If a loaf of bread wrote a warning that it was made with robot labor, I'd opt for the homemade bread at the same price. I think we're slightly biased to expect better quality from humans. Is it racism to expect that the human race is superior?
Have you seen the list of permissions it requests?
To be fair, criminalizing meth (and pretty much all recreational drugs) has always been trying to solve the wrong problem.
>an opportunity for private enterprise to invent machines/tools that assist with this

I think those machines/tools are called "orderlies."[0]

[0] https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/what-is-a...
> The history of racism [in the USA] is recent, overt, and systemic

I am not from the USA. But did racism not arrive, with the first white colonials, along with class? Why is racial prejudice more recent than class prejudice?
But one said "TikTok is the best thing to have happened to the Internet." [0]

Well, I don't think so. It is the exact opposite of that [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28135484

[1] https://www.nrk.no/osloogviken/xl/tiktok-doesn_t-show-the-wa...

[2] https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/emilybakerwhite/tiktok-...

[3] https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/03/tiktok-just-gave-itself-pe...

[4] https://techcrunch.com/2021/10/26/tiktok-dodges-questions-ab...

[5] https://futurism.com/tiktok-spy-locations-specific-americans
But he's saying the style is bad. Therefore new languages don't support it, well. What do you have to say to that rather then reiterating what everyone knows that OOP is a style of programming.
If you are ever looking for C opportunities, my team would probably like to be aware of you when the hiring freeze is over. We work on next-generation volatile and non-volatile storage projects including an open-source storage engine.
The whole spec is a bad idea, poor developer got blamed for implementing it to the letter.
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Probably means that you played and completed it some time ago, and the state is still in your browser's Local Storage. (Mine was too)
Sounds a lot like View Components.

https://thoughtbot.com/blog/hotwire-turbo-streaming-viewcomp...
It means a lot of paperclips (about 20% the mass of the observable universe by my calculations, assuming 1 gram per paperclip and using Wikipedia's definition of 1.5e53 kg for the observable universe).
sure I am not criticizing the methodology of load testing, just pointing out that at extreme high loads lambda is too expensive to use.
That’s kind of what antivirus web plugins do
in all seriousness how do you not hear them?
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You’re right. But I wonder what would happen if both did it simultaneously.
The creators and maintainers are quite extreme too.
first thing that came to my mind too :)
No you won't be a part of the investigation unless you just quickly unloaded the 95 catalytic convertors you had sitting around in your garage.
>As an American this constant China fear-mongering feels so out of place

ask Chinese, they will tell you there is constant US fear mongering in their media. Every year they have a blockbuster where US are the bad guys and China has to fight them. Chinese media is 100% party controlled. They are grooming population for accepting eventual conflict, most likely over Taiwan invasion.
I should add. Which identity center (previously called AWS SSO) you can tie it into your G-Suite or Microsoft 365 and just have it create AWS accounts for new hires as you onboard them by making email accounts. When they leave it automatically removes their access.

Not to mention the quality of life on this tool is incredible. When you truly have tens or hundreds of AWS accounts, the SSO tool makes it so nice to jump between them as an actual user. And I’m actually a huge fan of the CLI integration to get CLI access to any of them with a simple command on the AWS CLI. It’s super slick and will save you probably 5 hours the first week you use it.

We started using it a year ago and it’s been a game changer at our organization. As a user I don’t ever want to go back to normal IAM. Such a pain.
The fake names on TT are not what is the risk. Its the HUGE amoumt of metadata collected by the app and the opaque nature of its storage and permanence.
I found something similar but more flexible while looking for alternatives:
https://frontaid.io/
The atoms in my brain must have been recycled into paperclips
Browser support:

- JPEG XL: none

- HEIF: none

- AVIF: all but Edge

- WebP: all
Why is scheduling c-sections bad? I think it just reflects the reality of our society. First of all, people don’t seem to like giving birth. A vast majority of those who give vaginal birth get epidurals. Is that really preferable? Or is it preferable to writhe in unspeakable pain? Also, women are busy. Scheduling the procedure helps birth fit neatly into a chaotic life. Is that wrong?
Those goal posts must motorized with how fast they're being moved these days.
What does a high level of "people owning an equity stake in government" mean? Universal voting rights? UBI 'dividends'?
I write them routinely. Many, many people write them routinely. It is easy, in modern C++.

You appear to have fallen for the Rust hype machine.

We do know many people at Google can't.
If this is the case I could kiss all of you. I will try tonight!

I even went down the path of buying new powerline adapters only to have the same problem. I was unplugging things in the house and factory resetting everything. I've felt like I was going to crazy lengths to troubleshoot.

As a temporary measure, am I able to simply switch off the WiFi on those Mac devices before running those commands, to test?
Pico devices are used by users of all ages and abilities. Drag and drop is easier and less scary that a terminal for those users.
LAPD doesn't. Although I've since learned that supposedly the trick is to call their Spanish non-emergency number since all the operators are bilingual anyways and there's lower call volume.
JPEG-XL is already implemented in ~95% of browsers in the wild (Chrome, Edge, Opera and Firefox), just only behind a flag.
I watched the whole thing :/
TIL too. This makes 3 now.
I mean it's wrong in principle. You don't optimize to shorten ur sleep. U optimize ur sleep in various aspects(or rest in a broad term) which might happen to shorten ur sleep in the process. This in turn optimizes ur throughput. The goal is just wrong. Sleep debt is real
Browser support for AVIF and Webp happened when? Browsers evolve over time.
Cat from my RV was stolen over a year ago and I'm still wait-listed to get a new one. Apparently since it's federally (rather than state) certified, I can't use an aftermarket one, so just gotta wait until Ford makes one for me.
App stores are a free market. If users don't want to risk their security, they can simply not download the app. On average, the invisible hand of the market and the wisdom of the crowds will choose the best option. If we can't trust markets to work these things out, what can we trust them with?
Conspiracy theory: I would not be surprised at all if Meta were behind at least some of the efforts to get TikTok banned. After all, if you’re bleeding users to the competition, what better way to win than to relentlessly slander the competition? It doesn’t even much matter if they succeed in getting them banned - sowing FUD about the app is a great first step to peeling off users.

Hot take: Meta and Twitter and all the rest aren’t any better. They’re just as unregulated, just as willing to abuse private data, and just as willing to cooperate with governments - not just the US.
> Why is catalytic converter theft seemingly worse in the US/UK than in Europe/AU/NZ?

Many reasons, but chief among them are that EU is oddly really relaxed on emissions (hence diesel gate not being as big of an issue in it's own Country) and don't use the same equipment on their cars also because AU/NZ are big markets for used Japanese export vehicles that have exceeded its Shakin/Km limits in Japan and there isn't the local demand for these components as the laws don't reflect such strict standards.

By contrast those cars are not legal in the US due to emissions, until they fall out of the testing period: see used the massive headache created with the post Motorex Nissan Skyline market by-laws. The UK is odd because MOT and carbon tax things play a part, but it's way easier to register a RHD car from Japan if you're outside of London, and even within it if you know where to go. But both the US and UK also have lots of poverty based crime (theft) underlying their society.

Europe, but especially Germany, has many auto-manufactures writing their laws for them; and the higher ubiquity of diesel cars on the road in those markets as opposed to benzene (gasoline) means they cannot just make them all vanish without having immense backlash. So, they greese the right wheels, and things carry on: business as usual.

I won't touch the other reasons, but if you really want the nitty-gritty of how relaxed EU standards are read: Faster, Higher, Farther.

There is a reason it was some college kids in CA with a home-brew emission tester in a rented Tdi that butsted VW, and not the EU's climate Nazis/Green party in Baden-Wuttenburg. (I lived there and was subject to their stupid vanity based green washing laws as an environmental activist, so I can say that!)
This is exactly equivalent to saying all existing C++ programmers should be demoted to doing only maintenance work, or fired.

As such, it is in violation of site terms and conditions, and damned rude.
Damn, that sounds like an extremely cool career. Have you written about it in more detail before? Would love to hear more specifics (as allowable) about your path.
There isn't currently. If the app does well I may consider building one.
Can someone tell me what they track that say, google or meta doesn't? I have yet to see anything that is tracked that isn't a part of the internet ad ecosystem invented here in the USA. Yet there's a huge political movement to ban tiktok that seems to center around the idea that the chinese government may be involved. This being a technical forum with a lot of employees from the ad industry here, I'd expect a hell of a lot more data points about what they're taking and why it warrants a ban. Someone please give specifics.

Personally, I always act as though everything about everyone is being taken and that's the world we live in now and there's too much money companies are making for anyone to ever protect the data cow. If the US government wants to prevent this then they have to legislate and make rules that turn off the data spigot to US corporations too.
> I think the ~1300 Asian students that didn’t get into Harvard from 2010-2015 that scored above white students that were admitted really suffered as a result of Harvards policies.

Grades and test scores are not the primary determination for admissions at elite schools. They say as much on their admissions web sites.

I have no idea why some people continue to believe and repeat that grades and tests scores are the key to elite school admissions. It’s much more than that.

Once the applicant has crossed a reasonably high threshold, all of the other stuff is what makes the difference between admit and reject.

Some folks may not like that elite school admissions are more than grades and test scores, but that doesn’t make it any less true.

Check out this article:

https://www.hispanicoutlook.com/articles/15-tips-minority-st...

#3, the hook, is what a lot of folks who complain about elite school admissions completely ignore.

Good recommendations are also important, and these are often not cultivated (and usually they need to be, either organically or structurally).

The applicants who feel like they were “victimized” based on their race were more likely victimized by their parents or guidance counselors for focusing their efforts on the wrong things during high school.
Perhaps these NIMBYs should instead come up with their own plans for increasing housing density then, ones that address their concerns. I don't see them doing that though.
>Nobody could ever want to use those words in any other context, according to them

In what context would you want to write out a slur against someone as part of some online discussion? Even if you were quoting some external source, you could just censor the slur/hate speech, and still carry on with the discussion.
I was a little surprised about AVIF, so I looked it up and it doesn't seem to be quite there yet (though it's getting there). macOS Safari requires Ventura, and no support yet on Edge.

https://caniuse.com/avif
At least they started to improve. But im missing anything package and contentview related. We are using satellite, which is an redhat supported packaged form of foreman.
My main problems are:
1. There is no way of detecting or getting info if an resource is locked, our approach is trial and error, which just is too errorprone.
2. errormessages: most errormessages are in the form {displayname: string, error:[string, ]}
sometimes error is errors or the list containing strings is an complex object. Some errors have even two very different ways of error output(permission error)
we are using python for developing our tools.
As opposed to the responsible parties of Meta and Google?
> their brand is so toxic

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As simplistic as it may sound but Google probably removed it mostly because it's a chunk of c++ that they don't want around. I'm the last person to usually endorse a rewrite but in this case maybe they should consider a Rust port so browsers feel more comfortable including this. The point of an image format is to be adopted by everyone.. it's kind of beneficial if you make that usecase as attractive as possible. Personally I think Rust is actually hard to understand and for that reason dangerous too. But it definitely has some safety over c++.
> But to deny that the change in philosophy doesn't exist because it's "possible" to do OOP in rust is basically denying the existence of something that CLEARLY exists.

Apologies for not understanding this - if the delineation between OOP and not OOP is so clear, it should be easy to come up with an objective criterion for being OOP that C++ satisfies and Rust doesn't satisfy.

I'm not sure what that would be. Inheritance?

If that can't be done, then I'd say it's a matter of opinion.
In Seattle homeless camps had/have bike chop shops.

https://www.kiro7.com/news/bike-rack-chop-shop-growing-trend...
> “It was company swag (a stone drink coaster with the company logo on it) that I had to sign a form for and that form allowed the company to then tax me on that ‘gift’ as income,”

Yeah, i dont think the problem there is just that it is swag.

Lots of swag is kind of crap, but on occasion i've gotten some higher end swag, and i dont really mind it.
not showing flagged for me? is it just greyed out? I think that's just downvoted not flagged?
Very "not" surprising.

Exhibits
(a) "Chinese parent company, ByteDance, planned to spy on the physical locations of specific American citizens using the popular video app's location data"
https://futurism.com/tiktok-spy-locations-specific-americans

(b) "More than 50 overseas police stations are operating in Toronto." https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-chinese-pol...

(c) FCC calls for a ban. Not their area though: https://app.finclout.io/t/yjeR3Jd
I would phrase this as: adopted PL features pioneered by FP languages, but not in support of functional programming.

Like Java.

I think we come upon a phenomenan of cultural treatment of FP that makes it like AI - over time time some of the stuff invented initially invented and used in FP languages becomes adopted in mainstream languages (like eg closures, garbage collection, etc) and it gets gradually detached from the FP languages association and mainstream programmers aren't even aware of the FP origins.

(The AI analogy being: particular approaches start out being called AI and if it works out, ends up being called just normal programming technique when its adopted in mainstream - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect).
As if the fb+messenger+ig+whatsapp circle was not problematic
I am not an economy expert but I believe we don’t really have free markets in our societies. We have to control the markets slightly, otherwise it would be a mess.
You're right I missed Edge, but Safari seems to have "partial support" whatever that means.