skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I hate to say this, but Apple Arcade is pretty nice in that regard, all the games are pretty curated.
Out-of-box, you're generally right. "Hacking" the average Linux user with Secure Boot disabled and a default GRUB configuration with unencrypted ext4 root is like taking candy from a baby.

It does beg the question of which system can be more secure, though. Apple has a decently high bar out-of-box, but they could certainly do more to make MacOS a trustless ecosystem. The simple fact that all of MacOS is basically unaccountable from a programming perspective is both a security flaw and a privacy concern. Whereas a public codebase like Linux receives constant intersectional scrutiny, closed systems like MacOS can't have that same attention. Non-transparent codebases cut both ways: they can hide embarassing bugs from people reading the source, but it can also protect zero-days and backdoors that would have otherwise been identified and fixed. Transparent systems only seek a ground truth.

So... it's a toss-up. I wouldn't put my life on the line if I was a political dissident considering a Macbook, but Joe Shmoe and his wedding photo editing business should have all the security it needs.
Thin clients are great, I got a Fujitsu Futro.

Bohdi Linux: Interesting choice.

Personally I've tried to set up Samba as a Time Machine backend twice and with both setups the initial backup would just completely lock up after a while. I might try again with Netatalk, but thought AFP was deprecated.
"Machismo" is still a gendered term though.

Why not just describe it as "being an asshole", or "stubbornness", or "aggressiveness", or "being disagreeable", "being antisocial", etc?
Were you expecting this 1000 word piece to address all social, emotional, mental, and physical needs of a child? I don't see anything in the piece that contradicts the developmental needs you list, except of course treating the need for emotional support as inherently a feminine trait, which is very well addressed by the piece.
He's so sharp and clear on what he wants to say, especially wrt race. Ahead of the general conversation too.
My anecdata is the opposite of yours. My backup history is over 15 years old!

I started backing up using Time Machine when I got my first Mac in 2006. Migrated my sparsebundle from my first Time Capsule to another when I needed a bigger one, then migrated that to a number of other drives drives over the years (which thankfully never failed, but I replaced them every 4 years). Have successfully restored from a backup onto at least ten different laptops (I was upgrading every year for a while). I have literally only ever had “one” Time Machine backup in the entire time that I have had a Mac. Honestly, I’m blown away it still works.

I maintain other backups too, I’m not crazy to think that this is rock solid, but at this point I’m keeping it going just to see how long it will last.
Yes, it is pricey. But you get what you pay for. The attention to detail in the documentation and patch release notes from Bombich is on point.

Zero regrets from my end about the money spent for it and it is one of the few software products where the price tag seems justified.

FWIW I first bought a license in 05/2019. The only major version update since then has been in 07/2021. And the license for the upgrade cost $30.47 AUD. They don't seem to be exploiting version updates as a form of revenue generation.

And yes, I'm sure there are backup solutions that work better in different scenarios. My main point is that Time Machine is rubbish for full system backups. CCC is polished, powerful, robust and power user friendly and one option that I have been super happy with.
Would this also apply to home directory, eg ~/.meta/.netrc? That would be neat and make backing up a system and synching configs easier.

Also, what about .idea/.vscode and related IDE stuff? Those I would definitely consider "metadata".

Would X/.meta/.dockerignore work the same as X/.dockerignore ? As in relative to the root as if .meta was not there?

Not sure I agree with docker-compose.yml being there, but not really opposed to it either. What about Makefile or CMakeList.txt?
The difference in definitions is that my definition does not imply that the mapping maps similar objects to similar locations in space. Embeddings that do can be useful which is why you see people using machine learning to create them, but it is not a necessary property of an embedding.
I think that your heart is in the right place with a message like this, but my feedback would be to keep it shorter, perhaps to a paragraph or two. There is a phrase called “the message is the medium” and I think it applies to hiring.

The best way to reject a candidate IMO is to call the candidate, deliver short feedback over the phone “Some of the feedback we got from the interviewers was we like to see the problem solved in a shorter amount of time/ less space complexity/ whatever). If I was on the fence, I would them know that if they want to try again they can give it another shot in 6 months, a year, whatever. To me this seems like the most humane way to do it (This was actually my experience with Google, maybe 8-10 years ago).
I watched my wife (and our lives) before and after children and I disagree. She was always strong, but nothing challenges her, or us, like raising kids. Especially after the toll pregnancy had on her body.

That's not to say it's the only virtuous thing a woman can do, but it's so incredibly selfless to continuously drain your body and mind intentionally for the sake of a child's well-being.
It's shaped like a virus, too (a bacteriophage), so it looks like an intruder.
Fair enough, I stand corrected. Worth noting that differences over interpeting the relevant provisions of GPL led to a lawsuit and the court didn’t rule in favour of the side that relied on these provisions: https://www.theregister.com/2022/04/02/court_neo4j_ruling/
What OP is suggesting is literally a conspiracy. It can also literally happen—some conspiracies are real.
I assume that that is a factor (although I'm not sure about the significance), and I'm more or less tolerant of these things depending on context. That Github was the particular instance that motivated the post was not a coincidence.

I'm not calling for ISO 8601 by force (not seriously anyway) and it's not just relative vs. absolute. Relative timestamps must be a better choice for some use cases. But the horrors I'm describing are not just relative timestamps, they're non-linearly quantised (probably not a strictly correct term), obfuscated, and relative.
it's fairly embarrassing that your suggestion is literally the first sentence in the article
>I for one am tired of the therapy meme

Not like I’ll ever access it (too masc, heh) but I definitely see therapy as a much more positive way to address your emotions than self destructive or violent behaviour.

Sports and stuff helps too, maybe martial arts are the masculine equivalent to talk therapy.
> Amen.

Inability to process criticism is how this industry gave us things like the Juicero.
NextLS: An experimental language server for Elixir
>Few people are deluded enough or so engaged with self-love that they think their ideas and behavior are world-changing.

...And everyone walking around with an attitude like that is exactly why the world is as shitty as it is. The world is the sum of all of us. Think better of yourself and your time, and do everything you can to make life harder for those that would try to sell you on cheapening it, and you just might make the world a better place for everyone.
Kill Siri? We should kill all voice assistants. I've never witnessed a single person using a voice assistant (mobile or not), but yet these behemoths put money on them, so what's the rationale for having them? One actually valid use case could be for impaired persons but even among them I dare to question their popularity, but I could be wrong.
> I’m not sure if AFP (via Netatalk) is really the right thing to use.

For years, Netatalk was still the more dependable solution, despite the deprecation warnings. I've had very good luck re: my current set up (ZFS and Samba 4.15.13 on Ubuntu 22.04) but Netatalk I believe still works very well.
Perhaps there's a typo. I interpreted it as "brain being carried around _in_ a meat sack".
Well, it's a masculine failure mode of essentially being overly prideful/insecure of maintaining one's sense of masculinity. You don't see a lot of women trying to defend their masculine sense of pride by picking fights
Nice! Which model?
> How many of our next would-be Einsteins, Edisons, Teslas, etc are being distracted by Tiktok, mobile games, etc.

Yeah... Based on the type of content, and the type of people consuming that content, I'm not holding my breath.
Proxmox: Restore Virtual Machines via ZFS Snapshots
Though timezone is generally a proxy for the former. I don't think many US companies asking for UTC-(7-5) for example will entertain European applicants willing or happy (I know it would suit me better!) to work those hours.
> I think the problem is that SPAs are limited in use, but a lot of devs ONLY build SPAs and that creates a mess.

I am lead on an enterprise Angular project and among the reasons I went for it was due to the fact is is opinionated, but is doesn't get in your way. We're on Angular 16 now with a C# back-end and everyhing is going well, is logical, and performant.

Prior to this I was fully in the Microsoft ecosystesm, from ASP classic, through ASP.Net Web Forms, and through MVC.

This was the first project I decided to use a SPA front-end with, wanting to avoid Microsoft's latest Blazor push. It was too early to risk it.

SPAs have their place, and this is a large and complex system.

I agree that React is overused, it seems like it's the "go to" for many people, such as people who are either self-taught or went to a React-focused bootcamp. I've seen plenty of React sites that could be static HTML ... some of them could probably even get away with no JS.
Heck no!

And if you're interested, check out the Nobel-prize-winning split-brain experiments. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCv4K5aStdU
Thanks for your support and kind words. I tested the resume design with ATS platforms like greenhouse and lever to ensure they are parsed correctly, but their algorithm remains a black box and I am not aware of how it actually works. The resume parser I created is my attempt to create a simple version of the parser. I would think their approach might be something similar but definitely more sophisticated and better tested, but I hope this simple resume parser can help give some ideas on how your resume perform and what is going on behind the scene, e.g. having explained how it works in the article, it might be more clear why some fancier resume designs, such as two columns resume, are not ATS friendly, since it would require more complicated parsing logics and most platforms might not offer it.
In the film adaptation of "Let the right one in" they use this method.
Evolutionary pressure.

Society is one abstraction, reproduction is another, and they don’t always mesh nicely.

Maybe the perfect society for reproduction is one of polyamorous warlord harems or something (this is a hypothetical)

Men optimizing for that status quo would be absolutely lethal in our peaceful monogamous society.
Disney is infamous as an entity that takes already-existing media and makes "new" copyright-protected "instances" of that pre-existing media.

Examples: Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella. The Disney version of 'Alice' is a very weird hodge-podge of both the 'Alice' books with extra stuff thrown in. Throw in a few mouse-footmen and the story is sufficiently different from the traditional Cinderella.

Being 'sufficiently different', these Disney derivatives are copyrightable as separate works, whereas a work faithful to the originals might not be.
Nice, did you build that LaTeX template?
A truck slamming into an above-ground tank could easily contaminate a city's water supply, so I'm not sure you've got a valid argument here.
I note that $25 got the author 16GB of storage - another $70 was spent on boosting that to 2TB.

For GNU/Linux users - but will obviously work just fine for Microsoft and Apple clients - a good combination is SyncThing on local + remote mini-server, with BorgBackup running on just the server side.

SyncThing gives you near-instant synchronisation, and BorgBackup gives you periodic archives (at your periodicity & retention preferences).

For isolation purposes, I went for a small-footprint VM for each family member, and instructed that anything they really care about needs to go into ~/work/ or ~/private/ to be looked after.
Hi. I'm a feminist and I support women doing whatever they want of their own autonomous will. Including marketing dumb horny men that can't seem to keep their porn addiction out of every corner of their life.
In good faith, can you respond to Terr_'s comment above then?

1. Who is doing the funding?

2. How are they doing the funding?

3. What message are they spreading, and what proof do you have the message has an effect?

Calling it a conspiracy theory does not mean it is instantly wrong, but it is a correct label - the accusation is hidden (or perhaps not, apparently it's obvious) wealthy foreign funders controlling American society. If that doesn't look like a conspiracy theory (which again, does not mean it's wrong immediately!), then I don't know what you expect.
This is some next-level orientalism right here. On the assumption you're talking about China or Russia—neither regime is even close to "ancient". Neither has any meaningful organizational continuity going back further than their 20th-century revolutions.
Is Neo4j a good option? I've not heard great things about it performance-wise, though this was some years ago when tinkerpop/gremlin was starting to make news in my circles, and we were operating on extremely dense graphs.
> Ahead of the general conversation too.

Not ahead of the internal black conversation, which has actually regressed since. Giving an interview like this today would get you smeared as a Russian spy: https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2022/1/24/misinformation-...

edit: tbh, giving an interview like that back then might have gotten you smeared as a Soviet spy, too.
Diagnosed, estimated, and so on.
Exactly. Normal people have already replaced their computer with phones so how old is the PC that HN commentators use? Five years?

Phones are appliances that are being used up to 10 hours every single day. And sure you can keep repairing them but at some point buying a new one will actually be cheaper.
I think you are confusing science and statistics with made up 55 year old nonsense written by people living lives completely without women but pretending to have something worthwhile to say.
I for one am tired of the therapy meme. If everyone needs therapy, it’s society that’s wrong.

I don't think that the majority of people need therapy. But I've also never met a manager who acted like they were a Spartan going to war. This may well be one of those social bubble sorting issues, where something that is common in one person's experience is very rare in another person's experience.
Thanks for sharing another great tool! Agree that there are many great tools out there.
Do you actually expect anyone, anywhere to believe that men would start treating women better if the pill went away? Good lord almighty.
You can, but then it won't correct misspellings of proper nouns!

The idea is for it to automatically detect the "language" of each word based on the context and its own understanding of the world.

E.g., the following sentence:

"We deployed windows server data centre 2022 into our data center, which has no windows for physical security."

Will be corrected by GPT-4 to the following:

"We deployed Windows Server Datacenter 2022 into our data centre, which has no windows for physical security."

Notice that it combined "data" and "centre" into "Datacenter" and it corrected the second "center" into "centre", which is the British/Australian spelling of the word. It also correctly capitalised only the first use of the word "windows", etc...

That requires a level of understanding that GPT 3.5 just barely has, and no ordinary grammar checker tool has.
How is that moving a goalpost? Reality is that since Nokia's demise something like 99.99% of phones sold in EU are Apple, Samsung, or some crap from China. Europe managed to produce couple of smartphones, 15 years ago, but tries to regulate the market as if they knew anything about smartphones at all.
At least one Google office I know has building access controlled by Zanzibar.
Maybe you would know, is this basically instantaneous (I hope), sort of like the submersible implosion? The frequency of these unimaginable tragedies is actually painful to keep hearing about
That's surprising. How do you trivially detect bad data? (Beyond extreme examples like below minimum wage)

Even when you know the true distribution (in which case why ask for more data) you can only remove outliers. But outliers exist.

There are techniques for when someone enters many numbers but I don't know any for 1 number.
Haven't you ever seen a man in prison, pleading with his son not to turn out like him? Does the father's murder conviction undermine his admonition against violence?

Did bill cosby ever take responsibility for being one of the most prolific serial rapists in history?
It really sounds like: if you care about Privacy, why do you care about anything else?

I want both, privacy and convenience of a Mac OS. I shouldn’t have to compromise.
>Women get raped in wars, there's no getting around it.

If you think men aren't, or even worse, you haven't been following what russians do a lot.
Thrill of the Fight - boxing sim

Beat Saber

Les Mills Body combat - trainer guided workout where you can compete against player recorded avatars

FitXR - trainer guided workout where you can compete against player recorded avatars. Subscription only but has HIIT, boxing, and dance workouts

Ninja Legends - you’re fighting ninjas

Knockout League - Punch Out in VR with lots of variety

synth riders - music rhythm game that has a lot of variety on its own

Holopoint - shooting targets with bow and arrow. Lots of moving and dodging involved

Mothergunship forge - bullet hell shooter. Lots of dodging

Pistol Whip - bullet hell music rhythm game. Lots of dodging like Neo

Path of the Warrior - double dragon in VR

Until You Fall - slashing sword game

GORN - gladiator game

Creed - another boxing game

Punch Fit - minimalist boxing training game

Racket NX - racket ball inside a dome

Rezzil Player - lots of mini workouts like heading soccer balls

Stride - mirrors edge in VR

I tend to rotate these games, but I always try out new games for novelty.

There’s also a lot of games where you can walk or jog in place like Fallout or Skyrim that I didn’t count here. Not to mention a fighting game and soccer game with full body tracking that’s PCVR only
Technically it's called predictive programming.

Also it's complete nonsense because if anything, the CPC is afraid of those trends happening:

https://www.npr.org/2021/09/02/1033687586/china-ban-effemina...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55926248
This is such a dejavu, I remember a few years ago someone made the same initiative and succeeded to get a lot of repos/projects to place all their dotfiles in one folder, but I do not remember the name of the folder... anyone?
Fascinating - "rest and digest" is after all the opposite of fight-flight.

I wonder if your nervous system is the weak link, in the same sense that a cold or flu generally knocks you for a six in largely the same specific way. Sounds like it buckles under load to a statistically pathological extent (from a practical standpoint of "this is not helpful and is disproportionately slowing me down"). Mine kinda does too. Still looking into how to improve it beyond just simple anxiety management.
Men are just really good at cides in general
Also https://cleantechnica.com/2023/06/25/new-battery-storage-cap...
It also sickens me when I see a posting stating something like, "Must be an expert in these 6 disparate technologies". Like, I already hesitate to call myself an expert in my bread-and-butter, day-to-day tech stack. Now I have to over-analyze, "Do they mean expert? Is that flexible? Or am I really just that unqualified? Did the hiring manager just spend four seconds putting this together and will take whatever?"
How to Build a Power Grid on the Moon
> Would this also apply to home directory, eg ~/.meta/.netrc? That would be neat and make backing up a system and synching configs easier.

~/.config and ~/.local already exist for that purpose: applications should read and store configuration in ~/.config, use ~/.local/share for data, and install binaries to ~/.local/bin.
I think my stance is the total opposite of post modernist. I believe exactly what I can verify myself. Either with my own eyes or through real life people that I know personally and know how far I can trust. There is no reason to believe anything else.

There is no reason to believe anything in the media. Anyone who doesn’t suffer from Gell-Mann amnesia should know this is the right stance, it’s not even necessary to believe that it’s all propaganda to reach this conclusion.
You'd love Sam Zeloff http://sam.zeloof.xyz/
he makes DIY transistors
IME this can sometimes be overcome with a bit of self promotion. Don't let accomplishments be forgotten or overshadowed. It is a political game.

Also teach the execs that heroism doesn't scale. We all want to be entertained by the hero stories, but no one actually wants to live in a world that requires high-visibility heroics.
The ACA was overwhelmingly a landslide giveaway to private insurance corporations, who have used that taxpayer money to multiply their lobbying influence. The # of insured Americans has only increased a hair more than the total US population, while the cost of insurance and cost of healthcare services have greatly increased in the time since.It's a classic case of Democratic Party means testing and bureaucratization.
In addition to Time Machine, I use iCloud for generic Mac apps, Backblaze for real disasters, and GitHub for all my personal projects. So my backup needs were already mostly covered without TM.

Though the one time I needed a full SSD restore, Time Machine was the fastest way to do it, and it worked like a charm, after literally 8 years of not looking at it.

But if I want to switch to CCC, you run their client app on your Mac, but how do you set up the server? Is it just a Linux NAS running Samba?
Time machine with netatalk, I use the technique described here:

https://palvelimet.net/1116/

Took about 5 minutes, Works for me.
> Probably because they were traumatized by how much extra work that was (and for a sub-par desktop experience overall), last time they went down that rabbit hole.

I’m in that camp. I ran Slackware on a Compaq laptop in the early 2000’s and it was more work than I would have liked — though I did have more free time then as a student.

I swapped to macOS and have been using that since for work and personal productivity projects, though I do use windows to play games. When my MacBook went on the fritz, I was forced to become acquainted with WSL. And I find it to be pretty usable for my use cases.

My MacBook is a bit aged at this point and probably needs replacement before too long. But now instead of comparing OSes (Linux or windows with WSL vs macOS), I need to think about hardware: battery life, build quality, and performance; my needs in these categories may still favor Apple in the laptop and small form factors.
I have looked into Reactive Resume. It is a great tool and an inspiration for this project. How well the resume is parsed depends largely on the format you choose. Two column resume designs look good but aren't ATS friendly. You should be able to get better results with a single column resume. Import from JSON Resume hasn't been supported, but an issue has been created to track it: https://github.com/xitanggg/open-resume/issues/12
for home directories .config, .local and .cache are gaining popularity