skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Student loans are also statutorily impossible to discharge in bankruptcy, unlike every other form of debt.

If this weren't the case, student loans would just not be offered to anyone not deemed creditworthy. (Or they would only be offered by the government, who would offer them expecting to lose their money.)

I think this would probably be a good thing, since easy access to student loans is probably related to why college has gotten so expensive, but the first-order implications of changing this policy are pretty detrimental to poor people.
I get the risk here. But it has to be balanced against the downside of the OS being able to say: "Oh, you'd like to change the default file handler for X? Sure, just follow this 7-step process to make that happen."

If applications can't change this, then an OS with a competing application can just implement a high-friction process that discourages most people from completing the switch.
Strongly disagree with this statement (and agree with the parent). In many hard engineering disciplines, appropriate solvers (e.g. SuiteSparse) are barely supported, if at all (e.g. scikit-sparse only supports CHOLMOD, and UMFPACK is supported via another package).

People overestimate how many people are willing to work on the "wrap C numerical library in Python" problem. On the other hand, Mathworks employs many people to work on things like mldivide. At least in the SuiteSparse case, the first class citizen is MATLAB.
That's why those of us "with nothing to hide" should use these tools and others like Tor. Drown any potential signals with plenty of noise.
Firstly, the scenario described is a fundemental failure of device management by this hypothetical small business, however that being said...

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201441

1. The company would have proof of purchase, so they could remove activation lock that way

2. The employee can remove activation lock by removing it from icloud.com - no need to share a password.
And running the length of every street in Pittsburgh, of all things
> There’s no business model that can provide that.

They used to. So.. what changed?
34 year old triathlete here: colon cancer spread from my colon to my lung. That said, I do think continuing to do some amount of exercise during chemo definitely helped me recover, if not just stay sane mentally.

I'm about to have surgery to remove part of the lung and tumor and my surgeon/oncology team is making me wear a fitbit for three months to study my recovery.
If you have proof of purchase you should have no issues getting the activation lock removed by Apple Support. It’s mentioned in the official documentation and I’ve used it successfully.
Specific phrases many people will read as political allocation of capital:

“Most objections to allowing significant quantitative growth of central bank balance sheets, in fact, reflect the underlying concerns about the qualitative, compositional aspects of such growth. Ultimately, however, these concerns are rarely substantiated by reference to anything more specific than deeply internalized skepticism toward the government as an economic actor. By contrast, this Article views the proposed change in the Fed’s liabilities as an opportunity to augment both (1) its ability to modulate credit-money supply more effectively, and (2) its potential to facilitate the more efficient allocation of that supply to productive enterprise.”

“the NIA would transact directly in private financial markets, proactively channeling public and private financial resources into large-scale, transformative public infrastructure projects. Importantly, however, it would reverse the familiar pattern of “public capital, private management” typical of most modern “public-private partnerships” in favor of the “public management, mixed public-and-private capital” model.”

Transformative infrastructure projects!! Are there any of those we’ve embarked on recently where the government’s proven more skilled at identifying investment opportunities than the market? Like, say, California high speed rail? What kind of returns is that investment earning? … oh.

It’s true they didn’t get all the way to mortgage forgiveness in the paper, but, well, it doesn’t seem much of a stretch, particularly when Housing Is A Human Right (tm). We could call it infrastructure, in the same sense that “elder care is infrastructure” — I seem to recall recent legislative campaigns about that and other social spending.
I'm saying, all of these. Why are they "body moving fast" activated?
I just started hearing about WASI. I think I've been living under a rock.
There's 2 things to consider:
1) Do you want to pursue legally -now- ? It will take time and money, if you are without a salary, balance the effort required versus prioritizing finding another job. You can always get a new job first, and only then explore if you can recoup the money

2) As lathiat said, the legal options are context dependent, factors are: where you live, where the company is registered and operating, etc.
Most nib complaints can probably be resolved with proper adjustment and maintenance. If people were doing that, I'd expect the complaints to be more focused on how the nibs defy their efforts, as opposed to how the nibs write poorly.
I'd suggest, from experience, that maybe doing "hours of repetitive nonsense" is what triggers it maximally.
SVB did fail, with basically no repercussions to the economy as a whole. Under what interpretation was it too big to fail?
Citation needed because “significantly”. Studies I have seen in this (not my field) indicate that the effect is measurable, but basically negligible.

The ancestor comment saying to do cardio is right. Strength training is also important for health, but for different reasons (motor function, bone density, etc.). The act of strength training also burns some calories, regardless of resultant muscle mass.
You are making up a new definition for a word, different from how it's commonly used.
Yes but it’s non-standard. Some engines use quotes, some back ticks. If someone uses an orm then it’s gets tricky if the orm doesn’t automatically escape and you can manually specify table name.

If you are hand writing a DAL then by all means name it whatever you want. To me having a table as singular goes against what a table is.
>Yes most adults are extremely lazy and undisciplined.

If you do not believe this statement, ask the opinion of any medical provider you know.
> You don’t eat the whole brownie or vape the whole bud at once. The shop keeper will tell you what you are getting as well, including dosage advice for your level.

Consuming too much of an edible is pretty much the default outside of high quality dining experiences -- quality control from edible to edible is terrible and nobody weighs before they eat. And I'm not sure what dispensary you're going to where they give you dosage advice unasked for, it's abnormal in the extreme.

> You FEEL getting high and when you had enough. If you get too high, you stop. There is no overdose.

No, especially with edibles, the effect is delayed. It's true that you stop when you've had too much, but by then some portion of the population will experience psychosis, anxiety, etc. Not ideal, and very hard to protect against the next time, because again, edible quality control is terrible and everything is dosed at least 10% too high.

> I am sure no normal people drink vodka just like beer, thinking they are both similarly alcoholic drinks. Not even accidentally. Of course, if you want to abuse, you can. In both cases. But that is your conscious choice.

That's the whole point. They don't, because the distinction is clear. With marijuana products, it's not.
FuturICT Blog: Digital Twins Lack Complexity Science – Why This Is a Problem
HN adds it automatically if it's not included, I don't know why it sometimes fails.
AI can now help direct your career path
"Artificial intelligence-powered app Audo provides personalized skill paths that could replace some college degrees". It says they sell courses for the recommended career path(s), but I thought it was at least an interesting concept, having thought about similar things.
Roundup of Events for Bootstrappers in May 2023
A lot of people don't realize that muscle use helps pump blood. Movement is important for helping circulation.
What if we had a mathematical equation for cancer?
The very first one I tried (which was suggested) failed immediately. It was trying some SQL query.

The question was: How many users are there in 2022?
How would it help me deal with toxic people? I've been pretty fortunate that the ratio of nice/toxic people has been pretty low. But each time I had to work with toxic people, it was a huge energy drain and I did not have a good way to deal with it.
Even then, it's really limited in terms of hardware, and the application support isn't that great either without the google services that are typically deployed. I don't lay it on Mozilla though.

I think that FirefoxOS could have been great if they'd kept up the development a few more years. Much like XULRunner was a bit ahead of it's time... The hardware got better enough over a few generations, that if it ran on current phones or even last gen it could be pretty good.

I'm running a Pixel 4a, and current Android runs like hot garbage at times, I've got an older Pixel 2XL that needs a new battery... I'd like to take both and put something more open on them to at least play with.

Unfortunately, Mozilla doesn't understand how Firefox even got to be where it was at its' height. They seem to think it's just about marketing buzz. They got to #1 on organic growth alone. By creating something better than the alternatives at a technical level. They need to do that again, but also need some creative types to steer the ship as well. I'm still mad about how they let Thunderbird die on the vine, and if any related tech could have been their ongoing revenue stream it could have been in that space.
Our MIS does this in Postgres, and it's very frustrating at times. Especially when you have to remember to quote all your table names in generated queries, so as not to run up against reserved words.
I'm not sure if actual datamoshing was used, but I always enjoyed the effect in Mastodon's (the band) Oblivion music video.

https://youtu.be/s6WGNd8QR-U?t=41

https://youtu.be/s6WGNd8QR-U?t=93

https://youtu.be/s6WGNd8QR-U?t=102
We offer online events for bootstrappers including Bootstrappers Breakfast and Lean Culture. There are also in-person Bootstrapper Breakfast meetings in Ft. Worth, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley. These events are for “entrepreneurs who eat problems for breakfast.”®
Our economic system has engrained in us that if you aren't doing your competitive advantage money earner, it's better to outsource that to someone who does.

That's extended to all facets of life and has bought us a lot of luxury time, which of course has led to a rise in dopamine factory applications, goods, and services to fill that time.

Many people honestly believe "why would i spend time grocery shopping if i can just pay someone else to cook for me?"

There's something to be said for the effort of doing things.
> Letting each country regulate the internet as they see fit is not sustainable.

There was a WSJ oped on this issue recently, demanding that "congress should clarify that courts and regulators may not enforce any law or judgment against constitutionally protected speech."[1]

[1]: https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-to-keep-online-speech-free-...
Things got a bit sketchy for me a couple of times with bounced checks and unpaid checks (due to confusion because everything was falling apart). I was eventually paid but there were probably some bounced check charges in one case. Mostly if everything seems in good faith, I'd probably try to collect and, if you're ghosted, probably chalk it up to not getting blood from a rock and move on. My guess is you'd put a lot of energy in and get nothing.
Two ways in which it is useful over existing techniques:

- It is guaranteed to match your schema

- It is much lighter weight
They have some weaknesses. A dTPM uses an unencrypted protocol to communicate with the CPU (simple i2c or SPI) and it's pretty easy to sniff it if you manage to get legit access. But you do need a legit user to log in to the machine once. This is a bit of an achilles heel.

Example: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/08/how-to-go-from-stole...

In this sense an integrated solution is better because there is no simple bus to sniff, but it does have to be properly implemented of course. Which seems to be not the case here.

By the way a dTPM should have a real entropy RNG so technically it shouldn't have any (usable) seed. It's basically a smartcard soldered onto the mainboard. Of course smartcards can also have key generation flaws like the Infineon flaw a while back. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/10/security_flaw...
Well, all I know about Simón Bolívar is that the book _The general in The labyrinth_ is about him.

I am guessing he is of Spanish descent, which nowadays would make any stores about him BIPOC-washed right?

Are were you talking about the founding fathers of some other country in America?
A better approach would probably be to wildcard ban domains with your company name on the dns server (except for the real one).
Switch jobs if you can! It's the best way to learn and get out of the tunnel vision. (That said, too much job switching can be a red flag.)
Thanks suprisetalk. Good suggestion. I generally prefer Notion vs text files because of web clipping and rich media support – images, embeds, videos, etc. But I use rich text files on an encrypted drive for things like taxes, copies of IDs, etc.
Foe, 100% - this is such a short-sighted move by apple that I am bewildered at the support it's implementation has received. If you cant see it coming now, here's what the future will look like: Mountains of unusable e-waste Apple devices which have no real owners and would be perfectly usable if not for this arbitrary lock. There must be a better, more logical way to protect from theft that doesn't involve these long term effects.
The coolest I know of is ASML putting Julia on their giant chip making machines https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EafTuyy7apY. I think there's also work on putting Julia on satellites, but I don't have the details.
Slightly NSFW
Azure DevOps is in a weird zombie state where everyone knows Github is getting all the development attention (and presumably most of the workforce now) but Microsoft is keeping it on just enough life support to keep companies "happy enough" and are still refusing to call it "dead". (They continue to point to the development roadmap, which is still actively maintained, but to some like me read very much like "bare minimum maintenance feature set". It also doesn't help that of the few open repositories for checking in on AzDO development, such as their community proposals repo, which are themselves hosted on Github, hah, it is very transparent most haven't seen active commits since 2019 or 2020.)

Bitbucket has a lot of Jira-integration and a lot of large corps are in Jira for the long haul now and "might as well get the synergy of Bitbucket".

Plus, don't underestimate the sunk cost fallacy factor keeping a lot of large corporations locked into things like Perforce and ClearCase.
I believe that this floating point imprecision was something that David Page used (I think it may have been accidental as he was originally doing something else with it?) to achieve a world record training speed on CIFAR10 by summing a bunch of loss values together instead of taking the average. The sum effectively reduced the precision of the loss value and seemed to have a regularizing impact on network training as best as I personally understand. :) <3
That might be a bit too advanced for a 6 year old perhaps.
I enjoy listening to Attia talk about his longevity research. He's why I finally started doing IF, and someone I looked to when I moved from power lifting (can't do it forever lol) to a more longevity based exercise program.

Then I randomly got really into jiu-jitsu because why not.
Yes, absolutely. You can't give your users browser history to jsdelivr. I don't know why would you do that, but it is illegal here.
everything is "pan".
https://twitter.com/tvaziri/status/1501217030112006150/photo...
are you me? hah :/
Crab mentality and revenge seeking will keep people from true progress. We need to crush the idea of victim hood as a privilege.
Have you written a polite email to someone in HR and/or the founder asking for them as a step 1? It's very possible they are just disorganized.
> Thankfully, our currency’s value is notional and the fed can print more until such time as the bank run ends.

It's value is not notional. If you make more currency then all currency in circulation now has less value. "Quantitative Easing" is simply a way of taxing you after the fact.

Worse still if bonds are involved. Now it's a way of taxing your children before they're even born.
Nice, thank you’all for this info!
Extreme panel curvature, new panel sizes, software baked into the display, technologies like quantum dot reaching near-oled quality at a fraction of the price.
They have however recently increased customer incentive to be on autopay, by bumping the penalty for late payment from $5 to $7.
He said it'll work fine, not that Microsoft is promoting it as such.

There're no fundamental changes to what's actually required, the limitations are arbitrary and set by Microsoft (and they provide a means to get around them).

It'll work fine.
Betteridge's law apparently fails... according to this non-lawer, at least.

In any case, I'm not a fan of free CDNs- they're an extra point of failure, and if you're not using subresource integrity with them, you're just asking for trouble.
They do this because pseudoephedrine (Sudafed) is commonly used in illegal production of methamphetamine. This has been a common practice since the mid 2000s, iirc.
So, would you be okay with the same kind of porn if it was all 100% simulated (but realistically enough to be indistinguishable from real stuff)?
Why wouldn't a "agreement" already be in place by the mere fact that those URLs are open to the entire world on purpose? Why can't EU citizens decide they WANT to contact google to download fonts? Banning that automatically doesn't sound very freedom-like.

> There is no legitimate interest for using CDNs when the assets could be self-hosted instead.

I disagree with this because there are several reasons not to host it yourself, especially when you do not have the network/computing capacity to serve your users all of the content by yourself.

And what about loading resources from other third parties that aren't CDNs? Or just accessing any non-EU site in general. Is that now illegal too? It makes no sense to me. This seems wide open for massive abuse.
So, what happens if someone eats some of his majesty's swans [1],[2],[3],[4]? If that someone were to be an immigrant from Eastern Europe, could that lead to something like, I don't know ..., Brexit?

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/media/2003/dec/10/sun.pressandpu...

[2] https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/immigrant-was-cooking-sw...

[3]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1261044/Slaughter-s...

[4]https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/22/world/europe/england-quee...
How am I supposed to do that? You don't accept other people's verification of information.
Could you consider choosing another name for the language?
mojo doesn't sound sexy.
Ask for suggestions.
Apollo basically did that a while back by shoving adds to paid lifetime users about subscriptions. I abandoned use of that app at the time while christian started only allowing "one thread a day" related to his change there and claiming he needs the subcription money to live (while having in the past begged for donations to buy ridiculous things like the apple apple and mount).

I am not a fan of subscription culture in general and I had paid a lifetime fee he agreed upon to avoid such ads but he simply changed the definition of an ad to be a "reddit ad". I also used to toss him tip jar donations occaisonally because the app was good. But he seemed to get greedy after his virtual tamogachi.

RedPlanet does well but honestly I use reddit for less and less every day, despite my account being 16y 11m old.
We need this thing in Safari.
Increasingly banks are only lending to a different parts of the federal government anyway-—deploying their cash on treasuries and agency debt. They are being driven to this by the risk weighted capital adequacy requirements.

The whole thing resembles an ever more intricate Rube Goldberg machine.
Could you elucidate?
The trouble with owning a house in a company town is that it's hard to sell it.
If the company won't buy it back, and they're the only local employer, and employment is declining, you're stuck. This is the story of many coal mining towns in West Virginia.
I don't disagree with any of your points. Personally, I even take it a step further by pluralizing both nouns in a "join table" name. For example, a model which joins a Group and a User will be named "GroupUser" and the table will be named "groups_users".

In my mind, the ORM object is a representation of a single group and a single user, so GroupUser. The table is a representation of all member users for all groups: groups_users. That goes against Rails conventions so I have to manually define the table name on such models but I also understand it's not exactly easy to detect these irregular inflections. I'll take the trade-off.
Textile Workers of the World Unite
compiling an argument that Jesus did not exist seems like one of the most obvious routes to take for a nonbeliever seeking to discredit Abrahamic religions, so I hardly think the historicity of Jesus is something of interest only to religious historians. Not to mention the significance of Christianity in Roman history - or do you also claim little non-Christian representation among scholars of Rome?

and your final comments seem like a disingenuous comparison when you yourself point out the difference in standards we have when talking about the existence of figures in ancient history vs. the 19th century
> Meanwhile they have had consistently growing revenues and consistently declining number of developers.

Citation needed? And no, the 2020 layoffs don't count: It's 2023.
While I do agree to some extent. I think the vast majority of the tech side of Mozilla who work on the products and not the marketing are more concerned about the tech. I only wish they got the bulk of funding, and Mozilla org would cut way back and let the products speak for themselves for a while. If they hadn't spent so much trying to find other funding and revenue streams, they could have had decades of runway to work on improving their software.
I’ve got Jenkins configured to heck and back. Still a hassle though, and it’s clear it’s not a full solution.
Companies (I know this, since mine does) can block employees from activating Activation Lock with a profile

E-waste generated by activation lock at companies is almost entirely due to mismanagement or lack of will.
Show HN: Tailwind CSS Grid Generator
All feedback and feature ideas are welcome.
Yes, we even know where his possible father is buried:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiberius_Julius_Abdes_Pantera
Interesting exception is that there have been a number of anecdotal reports of aerobic exercise during Covid recovery being a major contributor to chances of getting long Covid.
> There's no way z/OS is going to be free or open-source (if for no other reason than if they open sourced it, you'd still need a mainframe, which means you're going to pay IBM for cloud time)

This is probably why IBM mainframe OSes until the 1980s are public domain: You can't run MVS without an IBM mainframe, so why bother even copyrighting the source code? The Hercules people are grateful for that bit of pragmatism.

http://www.hercules-390.org/hercfaq.html

https://www.ibiblio.org/jmaynard/

https://wotho.ethz.ch/tk4-/

https://cbttape.org/~jmorrison/mvs38j/index.html