skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not talking about income earners, I'm talking about business owners. You can be a billionaire owner while drawing a $1/yr salary. Steve Jobs was one famous example. He got far more benefit (net billions) out of the infrastructure of the US than an average person (who will not get anywhere near a billion in their lifetime).

Percentages are misleading when it comes to economic status. Look at it this way. Say you have 2 people, one who works retail and earns $10/hr and pays 10% taxes, pocketing the other $9/hr. The other person owns $2 billion worth of stock and cashes it out and pays 12% capital gains tax, pocketing the remaining $1,760,000,000. Even though the billionaire paid higher tax as a percentage, they received far more benefit from having a safe, stable, secure society than the retail worker.

Why do so many people with money choose to move to the US from 3rd world countries? Even when they could stay home and pay no taxes and live like kings due to their purchasing power, they choose to come to the US where their wealth instantly shrinks (lower purchasing power) before even paying a cent in taxes. It's because they recognize the enormous benefits of low corruption, security, safety, education, health care, and infrastructure that the US has that their home country lacked.
I have a RYM account but have done nothing besides read the reviews on the front page with it. I believe I have an account on last.fm from more than a decade ago, so I'm aware of it, but things evolve over time so I'm kinda hoping for an endorsement from an enthusiastic current user who is happy with the service they're getting and not having the most tired and insipid suggestions thrown at them repeatedly.
>First, we'll outline the six steps. Second, we'll explore what each of them entails. Third, we'll apply the six steps to a real-world network outage scenario. The following six steps make up the formal troubleshooting process:

- Symptom Recognition

- Symptom Elaboration

- List Probable Faulty Functions

- Localize the Faulty Function

- Localize the Faulty Component

- Failure Analysis
Good question. Just goes to show the value of a DIY Web Framework to anyone else except its author.
simple-nixos-mailserver... One step deploy. Hasn't broken in years (it's never broken for me). Extremely stable. Can handle all your use cases. Declarative config, so no messy state.
I file this under “you can’t have a technical solution to a social problem”. We can do all we want to protect e-mail, but when it comes down to it, someone is going to figure out a way around it and ruin it for others.

The current situation is that we have technical solutions for authenticating smtp sending domains. But there will always be someone who flags an email too quickly or just wants to spite you. Or someone that will send spam regardless (or hack an account, etc...). And so we’re back at square one.

This is especially true for situations (like email) that aren't subject to market forces. Because sending email is so cheap, the return rates can be very small to still justify sending spam. There just isn't any market pressure to keep it contained...
No, we have a generation of men who love shooting up schools and each other.
This is why I can't wait until the next generation CarPlay is released. When your phone is rendering the infotainment and the driver display it's going to be game changing based on the examples Apple showed.

Android Auto/CarPlay changed car infotainment forever, and the next logical step is to just take over the whole thing.
Sure, you're right about that and I agree with the specifics, but your message doesn't feel relevant to the OP or the discussion.

Is it a reasonable expectation that every dev and blog posts must rehash all of OWASP and audit their experimental frameworks (now several years in the making) before publishing?
>No newspaper could take that excuse. Toys R Us couldn't say "oh jeez, we didn't realize that a corner of our store was being used by child pornographers to spread child pornography and also recruit children" and not be liable. I'm not sure why we think it's good to give an excuse to YouTube and Facebook for this and anything else anyone else would normally be liable for.

I'll admit, we may even be better off as a society of communication was less "democratized." There certainly would have been a lot less covid and election misinformation out there if every rando wasn't able to have their uninformed ideas broadcasted by giant platforms.
> modern agile cargo cult.

Hear hear.
As did we! It works very well. Article: https://github.com/marqo-ai/marqo/blob/mainline/examples/GPT... and code:https://github.com/marqo-ai/marqo/tree/mainline/examples/GPT...
This is pretty much the same in Australia.

And if you're a buyer, it's even harder because nobody wants to sell right now, particularly established homes. It's mostly just new (and tiny) units/townhouses/apartments.
I also remember my high school times, it was at the bridge between the analog and the digital and it's a completely different playing field. I understand where you are coming from, but I am very close to my sister and what they are experiencing does not compare to what traditional high school coming of age scenarios had.

You mention who is dating whom and what the cool kids are up to. Imagine what the global reach and competition do to this particular interest.
Maybe fertility rates will bounce back once housing prices come back down to earth?
Yes but defining it like this does not help much in avoidong future refactoring. The value should be loaded from a property file and/or environment variable at least
Me, an adult: it's a POOP.
I think its an extension of the divide and conquer mentality that has existed since Roman times.

Govts are always looking to control the population, especially the military, police and media but it starts in the classroom with not running in the corridors, being made to sit for extended periods of time which makes it a stress position in some military circles.

Just look at the rivalry or disputes between different geographic regions like Europe or the Balkans, some disputes have gone of for so many generations that nobody knows what the original dispute is for.

So when you say its a psyop, yes I would say social media is, but its been hijacked by everyone and anyone. Take the Angry Karen meme, https://www.reddit.com/r/AngryKaren/

I heard this was a business interests invention to reduce the number of items women return for exchange or refund as they are the traditional shopper who do the returns. Look at how that has morphed on social media, its also a way to highlight female abuse to challenge the normal or traditional view of women in society.

In my opinion, I think alot of women become psychotic once they have kids due to the demands on their body, as whilst there is some tacit recognition of post partum psychosis, I think alot of goes unrecognised by the medical experts, in much the same way the belief in religion is a lawful medically unrecognised form of delusional thinking.
Things like Apple Maps are a special case, where improvement is driven by public exposure. Yes, Apple’s maps were full of errors upon initial release, but improvement was fairly rapid (albeit entirely opaque, unlike a typical open source project).

Today, I find that while Waze does the best driving navigation and Google Maps is unbeatable as a modern yellow pages, Apple Maps is equal to or superior in nearly every other way. It’s walking and public transport modes are, in my experience, consistently superior to anything else.
One thing that complicates this is that Google (and probably the rest of FAANG but I don’t have experience there) is happy to severely downlevel people versus the positions they could get elsewhere. They also aggressively cut compensation if you live outside of SF/NYC. I’ve done a couple stints as an L4 SWE at Google and it is one of the worst paying places I’ve worked - but that’s because I’m comparing it to larger scope roles at smaller companies. Whereas yeah Staff or Director at Google is pretty hard to compete with.
Will have to revisit this, when we originally evaluated banana.dev and similar platforms they lacked the ability to mount a network drive to quickly load a bunch of model weights after spinup, which is a weird requirement we had with a previous pipeline that we don’t need with other products.
thanks for the ... heads up I guess?

BTW always have to quote one of your pages whenever it comes to Unicode in JS and stuff like that, so again, thanks for that!
I was dubious at first - but you are correct - even technically correct.

Worth reading - or at least scanning - to understand both the seriousness of their filing and their parody of it in all seriousness.
Tit for tat. You take out nord stream we take out internet. /s?
@Dang, might be worth combining this thread with the other, more popular one here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34901937
Please don't put SSO/SAML behind a paywall. Security should be a free priority.
Was your comment just to insult me
You gave a hypothetical but talk about what isn't good discussion. Why are you doing the same thing
Some people paid that price more than others, and some not at all. Those who paid the most might say that it wasn't worth it to them, and you're in no position to say they're wrong.
Well, Ubuntu got me to move to Fedora because of their decision to ship Firefox as a snap, so… I guess they’ll just keep losing desktop users, because Flatpak has been a vastly superior experience to snaps in almost every way.

(I do prefer RPMs, though.)
>consent
I’ve run 120 containers in native docker on it and it worked fine :)
I admit that I was damned surprised that the JWT launched and deployed correctly, but I am glad it did. It's helping usher in a new wave of data, and helping to remind people that science is as much finding out how you're wrong as it is finding out if you're right. Once LISA comes on board, we'll have nice new toys to explore the past with.

> that shouldn’t exist

Articles should be more careful. It isn't that much longer to say "that aren't predicted by current models".
Yes. Apple is built different. No other major tech company has the intense user focus that Apple does, and Apple users repay Apple's regard for them with good will -- buying and evangelizing their products, etc. Many of us know at least one "Apple person" who stays within the Apple ecosystem to the extent possible -- and loves it. I know several.

People don't really have the same good will for Google though. It's an ad company. They simply tolerate it.
Im sorry but this is just absurd conspiracy psychobabble. Throw words and buzzphrases together as much as you like, there is still no coherent understanding or argument behind your post. "The government" (or the Illuminati, or the Jews, or ...) wanting XYZ from you because they are evil/malicious/warmongering/control freaks is just a trope.

There is no reason why "the government" (who exactly?) needs a control mechanism in order to biologically profile and radicalise you. None of this babble passes Ockham's razor or basic reason.
I have a 2 year old nephew. I'm curious if being born with a tablet in hand will adapt them better to this new world.
No, that’s not it. I believe that these are not true images. They are instead effectively graphs of the time of flight of the radar signals. The vertical axis is flipped, putting Earth (or rather the radio telescope) “above” the image and the bearing of the radar signal along the x axis. The shading happens because some fraction of the radar signal refracts instead of reflecting. You can think of this as reflecting off of the interior of the asteroid rather than the surface, or as reflecting off of internal features such as density or composition changes.

Our eyes interpret it as a top–down view, or as a face–on view with lighting from one side, but it’s really more like a slice through the middle. Or rather, like a bunch of slices through the middle all stacked on top of each other, since the beam probably isn’t all _that_ narrow after traveling for a few million miles.

I wish I could find the paper though; press releases so often don’t bother linking to them. Maybe it hasn’t even been published yet? The observations were just 19 days ago.
To someone in the bottom 10%, I'm sure they think there's no appreciable difference between a $100k/y annual income and $1M annual income. How much rent and food can one person consume, after all?

As others in the thread are trying to explain, there is a huge stratification at those levels. A $1B net-worther has a very different ability to project his will onto the world than a $.1B net-worther, or a $10B net-worther. That matters to them.
I'm not saying that you shouldn't have used SMTP. It really is appropriate for this sort of thing. If you wanted an HTTP interface you might still make it inject messages into SMTP, with HTTP being only used for a browser UI, say, or with the HTTP server as a proxy for some reason.

My objection had been to LDAP. LDAP is too heavy-weight by comparison to HTTP w/ a JSON API.
How would you feel about wearing a watch that is stuck in place in order to interface with that consumable bottom layer?
No problem. My brother works for Audible and is keeping up with AI additions to diff SaaS. He told me about it the other day. I'd be curious if you've tried using it since seeing this and can let me know how it is. I'd be up for using it if it can help me be more efficient.
Better to run docker native than docker desktop. Doesn’t leak.
> Last year I moved my mail to an old fashioned shared webhosting account at Hetzner. Very happy with it!

How exactly is that solving the problem? If anyone does something remotely spammy from that ip, your mails are spam again too. And you probably got lucky that the ip you're sitting on was warm and trusted to begin with. You didn't really find a solution, the problem simply hasn't occurred yet for you or you are not aware of it yet.

GP is right. Self hosting email sending (and by that I mean any solution where you control the mail server) doesn't work unless you accept that you will randomly end up in spam folders and sometimes not delivered at all.
Tesla's is fairly good, but the way they handle text messages leaves me really wishing I could just have CarPlay. I may install a third-party screen somewhere so I can have it back.
It is a very interesting aspect of all this kind of discussion that when any problem exist for girls and women, the problem is described as being caused by an external force. When ever a problem exist for boys and men, the problem is described as an internal force within the boys and men themselves. As long I have seen those topics on HN it never fails to display this cultural view about men and women.

Men not graduating as much as women, must be mens fault for not studying enough. Women not earning the same as men, must be mens fault. Boys being isolated and depressed, must their video gameing and porn habits. Girls getting mental illness from social media, must be social expectations we stack on girls and women. Men getting worse outcomes in hospitals? Must be their behavior. Women getting worse outcomes in hospitals? Must be bias by doctors against women. Why are there more men in prisons? Must be testosterone. Why more women at home taking care of children? Must be cultural.

Any observable difference between men and women, can be describe as either being caused by external factors like social expectations or internal factors like behavior and hormones. Whenever I see researchers doing a comprehensive and deep study to explain why something is observed more in one gender than the other the usual answer is a tiny bit of biology and a huge (dominating) dose of culture. Such answer generally does not change base on gender, so if we are asking why social media is causing mental illness more in girls and boys, the answer is likely a tiny bit of biology and a huge dose of culture.
I miscalculated the time frame. The time frame is 36 months, February 2020, which is before the pandemic started. I have since edited.
I mean, sunlight exposure, nutrients, prison violence... The fœtus is exposed to all of this, and more.

Tbh I don't care, except if she wants to carry the future baby to term.

Then you'll have a carrenced baby without mother contact during his first three months, probably fed with powdered milk that does not contain any antibodies. Nice start in the world.
Yes! Love the vertical scaling approach. Pinning similar builds to same host doesn't get enough love.
but there is webcodecs now. https://img.ly/showcases/cesdk/web/video-ui/standalone/index...
The only snag, of course, is that GPT is no closer to AGI than my phone keyboard autocomplete.
I'm not, not relaxed. I've also been in high school and spent time with typical HS girls. I also have a very communicative relationship with my sister. It's typical for today, not the typical narration of old. Also have you seen university students today?
> The only force large enough to force change on the healthcare industry is probably a megacorp like Amazon/Google/Walmart/Apple.

That might be true, but it's really hard for me to see how the change they force would be for the better.
As a former doomer, this post does a great job of building a flimsy strawman of doomer thinking and then tearing it down. It does not respond to any of the real concerns brought up on doomer subreddits such as r/collapse.

The fundamental stance of doomers as far as I have understood it is fundamentally Malthusianism - infinite growth cannot occur on a finite planet. The majority of people alive today are only able to eat because of synthetic fertilizers. Phosphates in particular are mined and are being lost to the ocean via soil erosion due to industrial farming practices. Freshwater is being depleted unsustainably all over the world. The EROI of oil is consistently declining. This post totally ignores the Hubbert curves that are fundamental to much of doomer thinking, and doomers only have to be right about one of them for there to be a massive population and living standards collapse.

This post also largely ignores that doomers acknowledge the mainstream climate models but believe they don't properly account for feedback loops such as the clatharate gun hypothesis. It is especially egregious that the IPCC numbers are cited, when so much of doomer discourse surrounds criticisms of the IPCC and its consensus-based methodology resulting in excessively cautious claims.

I have stopped being convinced we're doomed, but that's not because I think doomers are wrong, I just think we really might pull off the technological miracles required to kick the can down the road far enough not to worry about it. Better to look forward to space mining and virtually limitless energy than spend my days feeling angry we didn't do something sooner.

If you read Overshoot by William Catton (one of the most important doomer books), you know that there's nothing we really could have done. We will always grow into the size of container we have. So the best we can hope for is a galaxy sized container, and that's what I choose to do.
Please don’t put basic features behind enterprise licences.

We are a small start up. We use SAML / SSO. We care about security. We care about privacy.

None of this is “enterprise”.

We stopped using competitors to you because of data privacy issues.

We would happily pay for a self host version, where we control all the data recorded.

These type of tools are extremely useful, and it hurts not having it. But they are just way too much of a privacy issue.

Self hosted and paid - is the future of data privacy.

I would love to see you (and others) off these options, it’s really a game changer and makes the switch easy from any product that is not self hosted and collects our customers data.
There's a bar to what we should call Democracy. It clearly isn't America with how liberal manufacturing consent works. We're in a neoliberal era.

Besides their xenophobia and racism, at least the Nordic countries are closer to informed voters.
how did you reach those conclusions?
I would love to learn a much deeper level of mathematics but where do people find the time for that? If it's not related to work, or future work I couldn't find the large amount of time required. And self study doesn't get recognized on resumes very well. Perhaps spread out over the course of many many years on your own personal time.
It's also been my experience that for that to be effective, one needs to index GitHub (and GitLab) issues (maybe even commits!) to find reports from others who may have had the same problem. I cannot describe in words how much I want every single project Slack in the world to use linen.dev to stop locking away those folks who use Slack for error reports (I mean, maybe Discord, too, but ...)

That's one of my pet peeves about DDG -- they're indescribably bad about that. I actually haven't tried the same query on Bing to see if it's a Bing index problem, or if DDG just isn't good about it
Before you all get rage-baited: he's not pro-discrimination. He's implying that creating a law for something which (he believes) doesn't exist is overly punitive and casts a group in a negative light. It's like if they passed a state law specifically banning a specific ethnicity from eating bats. The law implies and gives racists ammo to say that the specific group likes to eat bats.
Other forms of pollution are worse, but light pollution does harm animals. When baby turtles hatch they instinctively look for bright lights lower on the horizon and go towards it. Because naturally, that will be the moon reflecting off the ocean. Bright beachfront buildings are even brighter than the reflection of the moon leading them to wander away from the ocean

Moths and frogs are also attracted to lights. Migratory birds rely on seasonal cues such as changes in the amount of light. The OP article also mentions in the intro that it is reducing bat populations in areas.
Likely that they're setting cookies or using fingerprinting scripts.
an earlier newsletter shows this distressing graph of teen suicides and, shocker, boys are doing terribly, a suicide rate at least three times more than girls, but the author seems to find the 34% delta less distressing. the data is unsettling, but the author doesn't remotely confront the question about why 2017 is a post-2010 maxima for both boys and girls. (which would probably change the boys delta to at least 60 percent and possibly undermine the premise that social media exclusively harms young women)

https://jonathanhaidt.substack.com/i/101249738/increases-in-...
It was the liquid.
> Malicious Compliance. It opens a whole can of worms they weren't prepared for.

Until reality hits and you get arrested/cited.
Someone had shared the quirk with me and said they were able to find the text in news articles (though dating from 13 August 2003), which may explain the dependence on country.
light would have stopped them in their tracks
I learned the "plan first" rule in high school, and a university teacher etched it into my brain a bit later.

What I wish we were taught: plain, bottom-line-up-front writing. We were never told to use fewer, simpler words. Clarity was never a criteria.

In the real world, people will wish you could get to the damn point.
Done mail admin for 20+ years at unis/ISPs etc.. still use fastmail for my personal stuff now.
Not really. Lower values, essentially reduce the incentive for builders for build new housing. This was a big reason why post 2008 building rates were so low.
Still? That code is 6 years old.
How are they forced? Would they be better off if they didn’t sell to the US?
More accurately, you're supposed to connect with people by stating what problem they have that this solves.

'the need to solve complex ideas programmatically' is a problem that people have.

This product does not solve that for any reasonable interpretation of the tag line, unlike say processing or openframeworks.
They don't want beta testers who are superfans and super technical.

They (possibly) want beta testers who represent their userbase as a whole.
* not a nuclear engineer