skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Whoa, I've never made a foreign key on a non-unique column, had no idea MySQL would allow that. I guess I've pretty much always done foreign keys pointing to primary keys, so they're definitely unique.
It's a continental philosophy thing. The moment I saw Paris Review in the title I knew there would be "transgressive", a few shots at capitalism, and inevitable dog-whistles to race and gender.

And sure enough, coulda won bingo with those assumptions.

Usually some sort of tie back to "the Real", in either the Lacan / Zizek sense, or the Baudrillard sense. Didn't get any of those, though; kinda disappointed.
I'm happy you've boiled your recharging needs down to a science but none of this compares with long contiguous periods of unstructured time you can choose to use as you wish. Three months off every decade? Really?
Descendants of survivors of the trek to Utah carry their genes. If there is someone to be scared of it is survivors, for you know not what they did to survive.
I mean, you can say that for serverless in general. Heck, you can say that for AWS etc as well.
I take it to mean no other children at the holiday destination to play with
Do you have any sources on this? I'm keen to know more, but googling results in either very dry researchpapers or ads on either co2 meters or air purifiers.
Hey, author here. Thank you @todsacerdoti for submitting this!

And to answer the question, this tutorial is part of a series about Pipedream, I've covered using APIs before.

But this is a good point and I will mention this as an alternative.
The developers agreed to work for a fee. Assuming the fee was paid, the worker no longer has any legal claim to the work.

Suggesting otherwise upends centuries of legal regulation and precedent.
> their own script and empire ... Deseret

On the empire topic, one might consider Utah. It was originally desired for the name to be Deseret and one of the two primary competing news organizations locally is called Deseret News[0]. In practice it's not really an empire (for all of the obvious reasons) but it's also kinda hard to ignore the influence that the church has on most of the population.

[0] https://www.deseret.com/ I didn't know this was the domain until now. There you go, I guess.
Cool, do you have an example showing a config/setup that can do dynamic joins? All the examples I see have joins explicitly defined at the cube level in the yaml config.

Zillion uses networkx to create a graph of tables and relationships so it sounds like it's doing something similar.

Views are a nice guardrail but can also get in the way! I've experienced this frustration first hand (and seen it with my business users) when using tools that focus on such a premise. Guess it depends how complex your data model is and how quickly your business is evolving / adding to that model. In the move-fast-break-stuff phase of a company they can get annoying at least.
HR might as well say:

"It doesn't matter if you take the bags of cash or not, we will do our best to destroy your life if you mess with us after you are gone. The bags of cash are a formality, but you might as well accept them because we have the power to crush you either way"
Thanks!

You’re really on one on this thread lol.

I’ve found that anecdote gets the job done for me. The $ values are insignificant for me considering it’s all work-related. The RSI has come and gone through multiple iterations of work intensity and keyboard (and accessory) configurations.

I suspect this is the main reason there isn’t much research in the space. The breadth is too large to research when trial and error quickly arrives at a workable solution for 99% of people.

With a little bit of technical insight into RSI, common sense goes a long way into finding tech configurations that work.
Your point is valid, but in this context, going to the next level of targeting will require them to probably burn 0day to achieve it. If that's the case, not even the NSA can afford to do that en masse. And if they did for some reason decide to make that policy, it would be a gold mine for foreign governments to setup honeypots to collect every 0day in the NSA's arsenal like pokemon.
It's a crying shame how little of the data-core makes it's way out of applications. For both the app's owning entity & especially for the users.

I paid respects[1] recently yet again to Window Manager Improved Improved (wmii), which kept it's state in a 9p filesystem any user could easily browse & modify. The state is still a component of the app/window manager, but it's at least malleable to all.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35768686
The history of Stakhanov's feat, however, tells a somewhat different story. The push for a record on the night of Aug. 30 was, in fact, carefully planned and prepared by the Communist Party organization of the Tsentralnaya-Irmino mine in the Donets basin.

The mines, short of skilled workers and machinery, were failing to produce their quotas of coal. The party tapped Stakhanov, a little-educated, hard-working peasant-turned-miner, to set a record that would become an inspiration and example.

Konstantin G. Petrov, the chief of the mine's party organization, recalled that Stakhanov's wife strenuously resisted his attempt to make her husband a hero until she was silenced with the gift of a cow.

To increase Stakhanov's chances, the pattern of work was changed to free him from his usual task of shoring up the tunnel as he dug into the seam. Instead, two timberers followed after him, and Mr. Petrov himself held a light to the coal-face.
What Stakhanov did, to be sure, was still impressive, especially with the unreliable jackhammers of those days. Contemporaries described the big miner wrestling his hammer for hours, coal dust choking his throat and nose and grinding between his teeth.

''I suppose Stakhanov need not have been the first,'' said Mr. Petrov in an interview several years ago. ''It could have been anybody else. In the final analysis it was not the individual face-worker who determined whether the attempt to break the record would succeed, but the new system of coal extraction.

https://www.nytimes.com/1985/08/31/world/in-soviet-eager-bea...
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Still don't see them. You seem awfully keen to die on this hill, huh?
I think OSS developers should adopt ethical licenses. Licenses that specify you can't use the software for a variety of use cases, such as violating human rights, or mass surveillance.

Oppressors will still buy or make software for those purposes, but we don't have to hand them the tools they use to oppress us.
No one knew the right way to do stuff. Star had a noun/verb model of doing actions that all objects you could select responded to in the same way. It did not use control key combinations. It was actually much easier to learn and more consistent than the Lisa or Mac. But it did require a unique keyboard.

It also used a two button mouse (3rd if you coorded but Star did not use that, XDE did). Mac Lisa had one button but a second button was simulated with a control click. I found the Max model much harder for text selection over large area with click and drag a PITA. The two button metaphor of click and extend the click with a second button click much easier in practice for most editing. But both Xerox and Apple’s systems were well done and consistent.

By the way the Star keyboard was excellent. The tactile feel was awesome and much like a Selectric typewriter with a slight curve to the keyboard.
I've done quite a bit. (never tried a dovetailing machine tbh). It doesn't have to take a huge amount of time and a lot depends on exactly what you choose to do. Also you're moving the goalposts a bit there.
I didn't realise grep_it and you (shlomi-noach) were the same, apologies
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It's a bit bizarre that you bring up incompetent engineers but then as an example you mention planes, which are incredibly safe, just because you have to reboot them. It's as if your entire understanding of engineering is writing webapps, and for whom developer-niceties are the main goal, and the value to the user is secondary.

No, planes are a TERRIBLE example of incompetent engineers and your arrogance is breathtaking.
Does anyone know whether Bluesky has committed to allowing non-US users to share content with each other that's legal under their local laws, but not allowed under US laws? The proposal outlined here seems like it _ought_ to support that use case through federation, but it seems like often platforms have trouble actually following through when it comes to things like fictional child porn or terrorist content, and end up falling back to de facto applying both US and local laws to all their users.

There's some obvious technical difficulties as well, since you probably don't want people to just be able to VPN to their preferred jurisdiction to avoid legal restrictions.
if you look at the paper, you see no such conclusive evidence, but rather weak correlative assertions in noisy and complex environments. also notice the incentives and implicit bias of the involved. unbiased studies from the past several decades have so far shown cognitive effects require 10× that level of CO₂ to show any conclusive effects. even the pm2.5 effects attempt to make a short-term correlation, which is dubious at best. long-term pm2.5 effects are more conclusive, which is why we should be more concerned about them.

CO₂ is a fashionable concern but not scientifically supported. more importantly, it distracts from things we really should be concerned about as states and nations, like actual pollution and the alarming concentration of power and wealth.
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I built an IM-2215 digital multimeter around 1981 and still use it. Also have a bunch of other Heathkit test equipment packed away somewhere.
This is a very good idea for teenagers and younger adults to break them out of the online world.

For working class though, its probably best not to force people to socialize. The thing that doesn't get talked enough about in socialization is that its not all positive, and people have different tolerance to each others bullshit.
It’s awesome when you’re single, not so appealing once you start a family.
Yep. Us Americans have a reputation of being rich, *sshole tourists.
exactly - did it all the time with my kids, we told the teachers ahead of time, the school didn't like it - we didn't care. Somehow our kids all survived, went on to good colleges and all graduated with great careers, even missing a few useless weeks of school.
The OP just decided to strangely translate a clause that asks for employees to not demand work during cation (the usual US "I'm still reading my emails") and that they cannot work at another job in that time.
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What you're describing is transphobic. It's a completely different kind of thing. This isn't discrimination.
Honestly, your suggestion that the desire for more time off must be caused by some mental problem is pretty rude.

I also don't understand why is it such a mystery that people might want to pursue other interests than just work and that requires time off work.

Here in Europe, 20+10 is the bare minimum, with most people getting more and still striving for more.
Have you two seen this?

https://github.com/neondatabase/serverless
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In the UK, people do this, but it can result in fines and being taken to court. Schools are measured by their attendance, and parents want to maintain good relations with the school staff, so there's that aspect as well.
14 people in that photo. A sizable % of the people making computer graphics accessible to the free world.

HDR is one of the few sizable remaining chunks in delivering great modern graphics. Thanks for your hacking, hackers.
All members of the LDS are Mormons; but, not all Mormons are members of the LDS. In addition to the LDS, there is also the the Fundamentalist Church of (Jesus Christ of) Latter-day Saints and the Community of Christ.

CNN's web site had a piece on this yesterday: https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/29/us/mormon-beliefs-explained-c...
Silverado Savings and Loan.

Neil Bush was the chosen one to be the next president in the dynasty, but the flack from the S&L scandal forced the family to back George W instead.
That's why we have the EPA Superfund program

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Superfund
And Dropbox.
…in computer systems. And I wasn’t arguing for full decentralisation either
That's fascinating, it's both unplanned and also non-transactional. I don't think many environments like that exist past school years.
Neil Bush is the guy you’re thinking of, Silverado Savings and Loan was the institution. His dad (George HW Bush) was the Vice President (for Reagan) at the time.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savings_and_loan_crisis#Silv...

> Silverado Savings and Loan collapsed in 1988, costing taxpayers $1.3 billion. Neil Bush, the son of then Vice President of the United States George H. W. Bush, was on the Board of Directors of Silverado at the time.
Folks are welcome to opt-in to those sorts of experiences, but as an absolute introvert, I can’t imagine a less pleasant vacation.

This would be the antithesis of a vacation.
I used Neon’s cloud DB service directly
It is really hard, if not impossible to compare civilian causalities directly effected by weapon systems, no two wars are same, not all wars culminated within urban area(s), parties in conflict use different weapons systems, and engagement rules, etc.

For example, hellfire missile is more effective and substantially less destructive then carpet bombing few cities blocks, furthermore video feeds from drones provide some accountability.
Yes it's hard to see how the office mortgage market can escape a catastrophic outcome.
American tourists seem to just be fine paying more. I've spoken to some street vendors about this. They say they start redicilusly high because some Americans pay it.
No you are not being irrational. Customs and Border Protection have been known to detain and force US citizens to reveal their passwords:

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/02/what-could-happe...

The chance of this happening to you is very small, but not zero.
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It's not difficult to visit China (except that you'll probably have to apply for a visa, but Chinese people have to do that to visit Western countries too).

You won't experience much about the government while there. Police aren't really that present in public. Border control is like any other country. The only issue you're likely to run into is the Great Firewall, for which you can just install a VPN before arriving in country.

Many Westerners experience a sort of shock when they first visit China, because the dystopia they're expecting to see never materializes.
Indeed. Since when is NordVPN a "cybersecurity company"?

> The research was undertaken by cybersecurity company NordVPN which manipulated the location of their computers on their browsers using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
The only meaningful use case for privacy tools is to use them to organize to create enough influence that you can reduce the need for privacy tools. If you aren't doing that, the tools are just tolerated by govts because they neutralize your resistance and explicitly enable mass surveillance, imo.

How many Signal users are there, and why aren't there enough of us to drive the political agenda? One big problem with most privacy tools is they don't name their threat actor (it's your own governments), and using the tools doesn't translate to a vote for anyone who will do something about the problem. On top of it all, installing these tools acts as a reliable political metric for popular intelligence community approval.
It's a tradeoff between how you route requests. If they all come from the same host, using the same source port, they are all probably related and it's not a bad idea to have them all go to the same server node to process.

In general I believe that having LBs decrypt HTTPS to HTTP for better routing is an anti-pattern. It makes the LB a high value target in a network. I wrote up a blog post in more detail about how to LB w/ TLS over here: https://er4hn.info/blog/2023.02.18-tls-load-balancer/
This has always astounded me. How can somebody have such an unimportant job that their child's school holidays set the schedule? Like - you are a grown man or woman - how can junior "learning" some nonsense in class be more important than what you are doing with your life? Who are these people?
At least their pricing page everything is allowed in all tiers. Can't tell you what exsckty, because on mobile it just says "allowed", nothing else.
Are you talking about the Musk tag used to measure visibility? I don't recall them hard coding promotion of specific accounts? Seems like it should be a major talking point.
Other denominations are now starting to follow suit and declining to renew charters or lease space to the BSA.
It's probably the language barrier - anything English is basically one-sided cold war propaganda repeated ad nauseam. Anything more detailed tends to be Russian, German or generally Eastern European since US literature tends to not care about more detailed looks into how the country worked besides repeating the same lines about food queues and other cliches.

(And that makes sense, we tend to focus on our own country and environment.)
The article focuses on early/mid century, less on the 80s/90s. It doesn’t mention dacha villages either.
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I seem to remember a similar thing happening under Mao for a brief period of time, followed by a near total crackdown on anyone who had decided to speak up.
The wikipedia article (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savings_and_loan_crisis) is much more informative.

Given that this is a financial sector that no longer exists, it's hard for people who weren't around then to understand what a huge deal this was at the time.
Long-term archive links:

https://archive.today/ysh6g

https://web.archive.org/web/20230501172303/https://www.nytim...
I was about to say, "school districts don't like that." But I'm not sure they can do much, really, if you dot your i's and cross your t's with advance notice, handling homework/missed class, and it's once a year at most.

Ask around. It's not worth foregoing thousands of dollars potentially because you want to avoid a conflict that resides largely in your head.
Yeah, if the rings is actually solar panel satellites kept in orbit by design
But Hinton was a scientist for decades. Altman was a startup founder. All things being equal, I would assume Hinton is less motivated by money.
It also caused marital infedelity since commonly only one person would get it.
At least for me my thinking is often "Well if I'm going to take time off work to fill the childcare gap then I'd prefer to to go on some adventure with them".
It wasn't on Lex Friedman's podcast, but on another recent podcast that Yudkowsky said something that has been haunting me:

> but what is the space over which you are unsure?

We have no idea what the mind space of AGI / ASI will be like. I don't particularly want to find out.
They're the #1 result on Google and they run ads on seemingly every podcast or YouTube channel I watch. I think they're fine.
Grades mean nothing in middle school. You passed through middle school, so how can you not know this?
I don't think base sexism would explain it, unless the shopkeeper hates women so much he doesn't even want their money. Or are women assumed to have more spending money in Egypt?
> The moment I saw Paris Review in the title I knew there would be "transgressive", a few shots at capitalism, and inevitable dog-whistles to race and gender.

Lol. Boy Howdy, you nailed it and I love your Bingo card. In my weak defense, I hoped that, since it had been vetted by the good denizens of Hacker News, it would’ve been a bit better than average.
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> Australians manage to travel more than average despite being an island surrounded by ocean.

A large fraction of that is to New Zealand and Indonesia, where they aren't crossing an ocean. Sydney to Bali is a roughly six hour 4,600 km flight. That distance won't get you from Boston to Dublin, which is about the shortest international flight from the US to someplace outside of North America. Los Angeles to Tokyo is almost twice as far.

> a culture which thinks "two weeks paid time off, don't even think of taking them both at the same time" is an adequate amount of vacation

Cultures don't think, individuals do. And almost every individual in America doesn't think that two weeks of vacation is adequate. They think having a job and being able to put food on the table is better than not being able to do that. Most Americans are victims of shitty corporate policies. It's hard to push for better working conditions when billionaires have spent millions dismantling the labor movement over the past several decades.
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Does it have a website or some examples?

Was he successful in getting it open sourced?
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I appreciate your insights .

But it will never work for me, I need a substance to either eat , inhale or inject that will give me my libido back and I mean tomorrow not 5 years from now

All these sort of long term solutions they end up being a waste of time and money