skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Any cloud provider or CDN that agreed to just sponsor such an important project would gain so much community love that I think they should just do it. Cloudflare should just do an agreement special with Nix and store everything for free. The cost would be not negligible but the reputation benefit and goodwill will be immense.
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There's no shortcut to Linear Algebra understanding. Most of reasoning is boring, lack of creativity, dry as hell.
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> As they prosper (as Singapore did), it'd be good if priorities are realigned and they become more open.

There’s a lot of arrogance in this statement. The prosperous Asian countries (Singapore, Korea, Japan, maybe UAE too) all have more restricted social freedoms. But they’re also the safest and most orderly places in the world. Why would anybody living in those places look at LA, or NY, or Paris, or London, and think “I want where I live to be more like that”, ya know, filthy and full of violent and property crime…
Different cultures don’t equate “wellbeing” with “happiness” in the same way. To me, “happiness” is for children. For adults, I’d use something like “satisfaction” or “contentment.”
Somewhat related: How to recover a broken QR by hand.
https://www.robertxiao.ca/hacking/ctf-writeup/mma2015-qrcode...
At least 233 dead and 900 injured as two trains crash in India
Yeah, it doesn't make sense for the team to keep hosting every single state of the distro, just to boost building some random dudes' old/peculiar setup. It's almost like Nix team is providing an artifact hosting service. Nix team should expire old versions from their repository, and let people pin what they need on IPFS.
Bond had to be recasted, there was no physical way around it. But recasting Lara Croft is as unnecessary as recasting Homer Simpson.
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Really because the Cuban state bio pharmaceutical industry items at least a 40% shortage in medical supplies[1](I hope you read Spanish). Here’s another from Univision[2]. I could dig through the state news and find where they say the same thing but I have limited patience for stalinist ramblings.

As for the training, I did only cite one study. But I know doctors who have worked along side Cuban doctors in Africa through MSF, and they’re according to multiple people I’ve spoken with very poorly trained. The medical missions are also as I pointed out basically slavery.

[1] https://diariodecuba.com/cuba/1658314405_41049.html

[2] https://www.univision.com/amp/local/miami-wltv/falta-medicam...
No one is put to death for personal use. Only if you possess large enough quantities that makes you a dealer peddling typically peddling cannabis to large groups of people including underage kids.

I personally don't believe in death penalty and I hope it's abolished entirely. But facts needs to be stated with clarity.

Also Lee Kwan Yew is a legend. An absolute hero for bringing this country to where it is today. This is just my personal opinion, probably unpopular, but let me be free to state what I feel.

And to add - as of 2013 - laws have changed, death penalty rules are changing. Not changing fast enough, but changing. Hopefully they abolish it entirely asap.
Clojure with just a few lines of javascript for the ui, no libraries or frameworks.
It can be really hard to leverage this combination of skills, the demand for cross-discipline talents is usually much lower than for a single skill set, but also much deeper when the demand exists, it's going to take some serious searching to find a match but likely it's worth it.
There was HN post about working with radiologists when building a AI diagnosis company:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36111596

May be try talk to some similar AI companies is a good idea, at this time the pay can be really good.
Recasting Lara Croft is more like recasting Duke Nukem into a skinny woke guy. Makes no sense IMO.
Even that does not always work. Some dialogs stubbornly refuse to respond to the tab key. In fairness, though, I think those are mostly dialogs with “dangerous” options in them: It slows down the automatic response somewhat.
In my view, we need to stop putting all notions of intelligence on a pedestal. In my opinion, it interferes with productive science. It's useful to know that mentally rotating an object is a task that allows you to sort people by IQ, roughly. It's less useful to have studies that say "aww it's okay if you take long to solve hard problems, it's actually a sign of intelligence." It just creates cope.
There are no exemptions involved in declining to deploy DNSSEC for SOC2, HITRUST, or ISO.
I hope there's no place there for error. It would suck if the gifter ends up with unused credits + a huge bill. :)
Yes. I just don't have time to deal with self-hosting most things anymore. Minecraft for instance. Sure, I could host my own server, but it's a pain in the ass. I spent as much time dealing with the server as playing. I just wanna fire up the game and play for 30 mins or so at a time and have a space my friends and nephew can join. Realms does the job for $10/month. No question worth it.
Yeah I am doing the same: I took the sample global configuration from the readme. It’s been a trip trying to retrain my finger memory.
> relatively small number of others who were born with certain unfortunate but addressable hormonal issues

Most males who adopt an opposite-sex identity reach that point through repeated erotic stimulation. This is a psychological issue, driven by sexual desire.
I dropped out of an MD/PhD program after I passed Step 1, it’s hard to articulate exactly how it felt staring down the barrel of a career in medicine but this is sort of what I feared.

Since I’ve been in tech I’ve been laid off several times, and it’s not clear that compensation or demand will always be as hot as it is right now. I’m not complaining but if you take any satisfaction in actually helping people, there’s a real possibility you won’t find that anymore.

That said, you have options. If you’re willing to work at a junior or mid-level role, companies probably won’t care much what you did before. Maybe wait til the next boom in hiring happens, jump on the hype train. With your technical skills there’s probably some very unique research roles you could fill if you’re interested in that lifestyle — although the compensation is not super appealing. If it doesn’t work out, I feel like you could go back to surgery right?
Thanks!

> Angular still has a virtual DOM

It does not.
Given how DNF has seemingly sank that franchise, don’t give them any ideas!
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I know an eye surgeon who wrote a piece of software that streamlined the referral process for cataract surgery.

It’s a seriously big deal in his world.

When domain experts write make their own tools, the results are so much better than when an outsider does it for them.
Ask HN: Which is the best programming book you have ever read?
Programming book that made you a better engineer.
Ask HN: How much of unlimited PTO do you use?
If you have unlimited PTO how much of it do you actually use? I can see how unlimited PTO can work if you are working on projects - you take time off between projects. But what if you are a team lead or if your job is infrastructure related? Do you have a team mate that covers for you and then you cover some other person when needed?
> Plus, many of these Asian countries don't have enough market ability to support the development of such Internet product domestically. As a result, if you just fully open up your Internet, the majority of the benefit from the action will then be absorbed by some companies located half an earth.

It's not facebook.com that's blocked. It's BBC.com and other news sites.

None of the big companies you're talking about are significantly blocked (outside of China).

Meanwhile there's quite a few homegrown internet companies doing great over here.

Here in Vietnam, shopee.com and lazada.com are the most popular shopping sites.

Zalo is the most popular messaging app by far.

Grab is the most popular ride sharing and food delivery app (in Indonesia it's Gojek).

The only American companies that do have dominance are FB for social media and Google for search. Although maybe TikTok is more popular now.
The Nazis and german soldiers killed many million people. How many were accused in Nuremberg:

International Military Tribunal: 24 accused

Nuremberg Military Tribunals (12 trials): 185 accused
The thing that blew my mind was how you can replace discrete transistor logic with memory. While it is sort of obvious in retrospect. I think it an important insight into the nature of computation.

Making combinational logic gates from transistors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTu3LwpF6XI

Using an EEPROM to replace combinational logic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BA12Z7gQ4P0
Maybe explore Wasabi, costs $5 per TB/month with no egress costs
https://wasabi.com/cloud-storage-pricing/#three-info

Can get cheaper as well if you go for reservered capacity model.
> It sure sounds to me like that (and thus any knock-on problems) could be solved by more practitioners, spreading the work around.

Sort of. The equipment is so expensive that the actual solution is usually to work the rooms and equipment harder. Night shifts, early starts and evening work are actually shit.
> The idea that people working for companies making basic supplies are guilty of murder for what their own government did with said supplies without their knowledge is so absurd

That idea is absurd.
> Is a docked setup just not a thing for most Mac users?

Can’t tell for others, but the trackpad is central on how I use my Mac. I can’t imagine using an external mouse/keyboard because it would completely break my workflow. Gestures are extremely convenient when you get used to them.

So yeah, no docking.

I also don’t agree that the keyboard is too small or that multiple monitors is addictive (it’s just convenient). The neck thing is true, which is why I try to keep my main windows on the second monitor, at eye level and bigger
It’s mismanagement that arises out of European individualism. Because the individual is sacrosanct, you can’t infringe on individual “rights” like doing drugs or sleeping in parks. You can’t throw them in prison or execute the people facilitating antisocial behavior, like drug dealers. Simultaneously, no value is accorded to the collective right to a clean and orderly commons, free from antisocial behavior.
It was fortified. For Kamala who everyone likes so much.
This is the most one sided news article ever. There is no distinction between the securities act of 1933 and the securities act of 1934. Without presenting that, this article is willful disception.

"Given that giant warning sign, it's unclear why anyone would buy into a direct listing, and thus why any company would attempt one." - How does that follow?
Never enough
Do you have personal anecdotes backing your claim?
The interesting question is what happens when the guy with 20 years experience also uses the new tools.
> While free speech and access to information is almost always a good thing, people raised with western values should not overlook that the east does things a little differently

"'The East' does not respect freedom of thought" is a sentiment one would be castigated for expressing in the West.
Google it. Its well known.
That was the appeal for me to try it but it just doesn’t work well. The Magic Mouse is almost unusable to me. It’s shape is so bad for the hand even when using it normally, and it instantly hurt me whenever I tried to do gestures.
I often wonder if the was an apocalypse and society rebuilt having forgotten the past what archeologists would make of thing ls like QR codes, and would they be able to work them out?
Not good enough. Gotta be able to play it. That’s where the fun is.
I don't put much credence in an interview where the guy just says "I know nussink" vs the documented evidence that it did.

No I'm not supporting Russia here, I'm saying they were not just acting "out of nowhere," they are playing the same geopolitical war games (and now actual war), as the US is, but the US are pretending they're absolutely the good guys (i.e. pretending they want peace) while shovelling coal into the fire top speed.

It's a war between Russia and NATO/US, Ukraine just happens to hold shared interests and is now sadly in the middle of this disaster of big boys beating chests.

Hence my comment, who's the good guy...
Maybe the brown note is being played in Japanese bookstores as background music?
Brazil government runs a company called Conab that acts as a "buffer stock" for grains. It buys, stores and sells grains in large quantities in a continuos fashion, so the government can soften market fluctuations for those commodities over time.
> DNSCrypt? Sounds good, but the server key is published in the NS record, which gets published in the old cleartext DNS

What is published in DNS records are the public certificates, not their signatures.
OpenSuse tumbleweed also has to do this. I don't know what happens with NixOS in such cases but with tw we have to download and install all those new packages too. There has been 2 times in the last year we had to download 2-3 TB of packages.

While we're talking about opensuse, perhaps there's a way for them to exist on the opensuse build system?
That's what people believe. It took quite a whilemlonger for German POWs in the USSR tonreturn, butvthe Adenauer government ultimately srtuckna deal, and they returned. By the way, the survival rate of those POWs wasn't that bad neither. Especially given the overall situation of the USSR at the time.
Asking for an investigation that wasn't done isn't a conspiracy theory. Pointing out that the investigation should have been done, since arson in churches is very common, isn't a conspiracy theory.
Stanford Summer Math Camp Defense Doesn’t Add Up, Either
How would one go about purchasing massive statues from one's favourite video game franchise? Asking for a friend...
Enough about the AI Apocalypse Already
What is H/3?
> But the Soviet Union nonetheless grew. Its growth rate was similar to that of the United States, but starting from a lower level (missing out on catch-up growth). ...
Even though the system was not efficient, it wasn't disastrous by itself, only suboptimal.

I am sorry but it is total BS. I grew up in late USSR and can attest that its economy was in free fall. Central planning was one big demotivator and major contributor to the economic disastor. There were no incentives whatsoever to do your job well. Social mobility, career growth depended on factors outside of your direct control. Productivity was a fraction of what it was in the West. Bottom line -- any attempt on economic central planning first has to solve the problem of motivating productivity of human free agents. Otherwise it will fail in a similar way as Soviet Union did.
The reason for outage report should be interesting.

My cousin mentioned their erp was down mid-day, and I laughed citing HN like "oh yeah, forgot you're a poor bastard oracle user." It was entirely dead, like everything apparently, most of the day. Sadly the financial people don't care, they will still cut a check to daddy Ellison monthly.

At least one large California municipality I worked with made a multi-year concerted effort to abandon the misery that is oracle erp. That said, never heard how that venture panned out with the replacement. Something about a frying pan to the fire comes to mind.
Ask HN: College students who read, which is the best book you read in college?
In comparison it seems Debian is using 1/100th of it https://www.debian.org/mirror/size .
why not do the same thing with reddit api as people do with Netflix accounts though
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Because it's a disposable server running in an isolated VM that I need for one reason only and even if someone does break in(impossible with these random logins, and I assume RDP doesn't have any currently known security faults) then it wouldn't be the end of the world - I have a notification on successful login so I'd be told if it ever happened and I would just kill the VM instantly. Right now it's exposed to the internet for simplicity sake.
"you’ll be paid in STORJ Token." https://www.storj.io/node

This statement basically makes me unable to take this seriously.

At "Egress Bandwidth $20/TB" it should pay off to buy up all the cheap hetzner servers and convert them to storj nodes. They would pay themselves back after 2 TB and then you are off making profit.

But wait, there is more:

They charge 7$ for egress bandwidth... How can they pay 20$ to the one providing the bandwidth. Oh, right they don't actually pay the operator, they give you a crypto token.

So all in all paying for storj feels like supporting yet another crypto scheme.
"The judiciary fails when it hurts people or causes injustice ..."

Totally disagree. The judiciary should not make up law. They are 9 people who have not been elected, have life terms, and have zero accountability to the people. If there needs to be new law, that responsibility should fall on our elected representatives, in other words Congress.
Essentially, perhaps, but "teenager" has bright lines. You're a pre-teen until your 13th birthday, you're unambiguously a teenager until the day you turn twentysomething.

Meanwhile, you've gone through stages such as "pre-pubescent", "adolescent", and "adult" as well as probably "got drunk at a few parties".
SICP :)
Not even remotely comparable. A trivial analogy would be TrustZone with more than one secure world per core.

It’s not a terrible idea, but it’s far from a complete solution.
It may even be worth leaving historic data in S3, assuming it gets low enough traffic, then expire it once it's too old.

Definitely look for ways to avoid egressing it all from S3.
> This is a very passive-aggressive assertion. I ask that you respect both me and yourself by limiting this type of communication style. It's not productive, and shows you are searching for power, because you don't have any.

You're the one who claims to care enough to tell Zuckerberg to 'seriously' shut Meta down, yet you knew you weren't being serious in the first place in actually getting him to do it. You talk about 'respect' after you first threw insults like 'I guarantee that you are not intelligent', 'You are a puppet.', etc. yet you're here calling for productive communication?

You are not 'serious'.

> Good things take time. Share your FB and Instagram handle. I'll keep you informed on the progress.

I neither use Facebook or Instagram. My point is, even if you tell both Zuckerberg and Meta on their FB and IG pages to consider shutting their services down in a comment, it will only prove my point that for the fifth time the billions of Meta users around the world simply do. not. care. about your post regardless.

So unless you have pasted a direct link here commenting with your FB/IG account on Meta, and Zuckerberg's FB and IG pages about considering to shut themselves down, you were only fooling around and just complaining about it here, since you won't do anything about it.
Do these people deserve privacy?
Depends on how confident in your exploit catalog and your ability to find new exploits is. Quantifying the value of the collected data is almost impossible because it can quite literally be priceless. Imagine you can understand geopolitical strategy of a major adversary before they execute it...

Being non persistent also reduces your exposure on secondary payloads though. If I was a nation state with nearly unlimited resources, I would also monitor the mobile networks as well, which could give you a good idea when the jig is up.
In just and fair world, yes. In the real world we live in, not so much.

Examples of action nobody was tried for, Axis or Allies: Strategic terror bombing of civilians and civilian infrastructure, unrestricted submarine warfare.
yes, but that was my point.

You publish on an unsecure channel(DNS) the public key.

Then, after the resolver gets the key, everything is safe. But getting the key might not be safe at all.

DNSCrypt has been out a couple of years but does not yet have a standard RFC and is not used by the dns root servers.

Or did I miss something in the chain of trust?
Oh I didn't know this existed - will definitely set it up, thank you!
3 TB a day is roughly 36 MB/s, so yeah it's pretty much doable. 10 Gbps connection is already common, and it's even possible on 1 Gbps connection if people don't mind some saturation during peak time.

> People often learn how expensive "the cloud" is the hard way.

Yeah, people really go a long way around just to get back to on-premise and colocation...
Unfortunately it currently isn't, because nix packages are not content addressed. They are "input addressed", which means that when requesting the contents of a derivation, you have to trust the source to give you the right bytes.

There are efforts underway to make things content addressed. This doesn't solve the trust problem -- you still have to trust someone to tell you which inputs map to which content address -- but it does help with the distribution problem. Mirrors no longer have to be trusted. Trust and distribution become decoupled.
Raspberry Pi stock to hit 1M units monthly, starting in July
Not being a warmonger is a bad thing? The real nightmare is if the US deny you your right to lose. Like Vietnam.
Was also curious about this. I noticed he was MD for some finance thing? Could also be familial.

I know a few very successful professors and they're rich but I don't think this rich?
There are some theories out their that certain psychedelics do have this effect (see psylocybin (sp?)). I've seen folks with ADD/ADHD -- and people from silicone valley -- say that psylocybin positively affects their ability to concentrate.
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Well, there is a cost for read requests, but if you're going to point that out you need to give a sense of scale.

A terabyte on S3 is $90. If we go with 5MB files, that's 200k requests. For 200k requests, S3 costs 8 cents and R2 costs 7.2 cents.

The chart in the post suggests that NixOS is dealing with about 10 requests per second on average. Which is about $10 per month in fees on either service.
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