skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> However, [policy as graph systems] do come with drawbacks. Compared to policy-as-code, graph-based systems exhibit lower performance and are practically unfeasible to run at the edge due to their size. They also come with higher latency, owing to their non-local nature, and are limited to simple ReBAC policies (even SpiceDB Caveats you end up with a limited form of ABAC, crippled even further with loading dynamic data).

You can use a bit of code atop what TFA calls ReBAC to get ABAC.

Suppose your ReBAC check primitive is `check(subject, verb, label)`, and you want to have subject attributes like "DID_2FA", "DID_MFA", "IS_INSIDE_PERIMETER", etc., and grant/label attributes like "REQUIRES_2FA", etc, you might implement `check_prime()` like:

check_prime(s, v, l):
if !check(s, v, l):
return false
if l.wants_2fa() and !s.did_2fa:
return false
...

Where grant/label attributes are singletons that imply one subject singleton attribute is required then this can be simplified and made more extensible.

In other words: start with ReBAC and add the ABAC bits you want. I.e., cross the two schemes.
I generally hold this opinion, also, but I worry about the ramifications. Should we allow restaurants to exclude certain races? What if employees of the business differ on their treatment of customers? It feels like opportunity for much more chaos, even if the free market handles it.

The lines between what individuals can do and what a business can do (with individuals representing it) feel too blurred. In cases like the Kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses after Obergefell, she _has_ to because of the office she represents. It feels like businesses should have the same obligation, because business !== person.
Shining city on a hill.
Yes, many care, just like they did during the Cold War when the US and USSR would battle for the hearts of non-aligned countries. Much of the world is wary of the United States and thinks it is an out-of-control bully that answers to no one. That Russia invaded Ukraine isn't unnoticed by these countries but that doesn't give the US a free pass to do whatever it wants, wherever it wants. Lots of countries would like to see the US embarrassed for its continued overreach and bullying of smaller countries. Trying to conduct covert operations inside of Russia and getting caught would be a huge positive in the eyes of those who are routinely victimized by the meddling of the United State in everyone's affairs.
How do you eat an elephant?
Par for the course with Sotomayor.
(Hurricane Katrina was never a national emergency.)
Fructose often in concert with Glucose is generally less readily metabolized (only by the liver) and can have the same/similar negative effects of heavy alcohol consumption on the body.
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Would this be a good chaser after drinking a duck fart?

https://homecookedharvest.com/duck-fart-shot/
This comment really hits home with me. I didn't read it, but
What processes/procedures are in place to prevent polls like this from being completely fabricated? Why should I trust this data any more than a tobacco company's studies showing it's perfectly safe to smoke cigarettes?
Just pick your favourite and supply that? If all consumer software supports both formats, why do you need to provide both?
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Single point of failure is a simple justification right off the top of my head. What happens if you have a critical failure that brings down an exchange for several days?
Unfortunately any mention of that phrase on the internet tends to get removed by moderators for being offensive...

In British English, the phrase means "have you got a cigarette (fag) you'd be willing to give me for free (bum)?"
I'm quiet about spacing my Childs vaccines apart, stopping after the second Covid-19 shot, and not getting the HPV vaccine because I'm monogamous precisely because I know I'd be lumped in with the nutters.

Because the poles are so noisy, you won't here from me
> she picked-up so many ticks during childhood that it's a miracle that she didn't get Lyme disease so I'm giving her the benefit of the doubt in this case.

Remember how Spider-Man got his super powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider?

Now I’m not saying that your SO definitely has super powers. But..
Do you want to post that link if you're on the site? I'm guessing you're looking at cancer mortality rates rather than cancer diagnosis rates. Because while the former has decreased since 1950 due to improvements in treatment, I'm pretty sure the latter has risen since 1950.
I don't think there's any Lyme disease vaccine available for humans, at least not in the US.
That was my immediate reaction, too.

I guess for me the difference is that if my firefox account goes away tomorrow, it is an issue I can resolve by making a new one. It's annoying but it doesn't concern anyone but me.

Losing access to my gmail address because of some youtube fuckup, now there's something that disrupts my communications with others and is hard to recover from.
Remarkably, almost nothing. In my comment above I wasn't saying that I think it's likely that chatgpt would have a person imprisoned, just that it's technically achievable. There are paid services for swatting. People do that to each other. An LLM could also do it with just a few lines of code. I don't think it's doomerism to say that people have made it possible to harm one another by sending messages and calling APIs, so an LLM could do it too. Humans are the problem, not AI.
Possessing a scarce resource confers status. If we ever somehow eliminated scarcity, it would be reimposed artificially (and arbitrarily) by the Powers That Be because we humans, being primates, organise ourselves hierarchically. Dominance has to be established and maintained even in groups with as few as two members. Take this away, and you take away part of what makes us human.
> It's the creation of a society where commitments mean nothing.

What about accepting risks? Should those who used SVB have been bailed out?
Because carrying extra stuff is a pain in the butt and would be much more of a headache for me.
They walk just like headcrabs in half life, absolutely revolting
The irony is that, in Japan, the NHL offered a service with no advertising for a fair price.

I assume making a decent return off a large number of people is of less importance than fleecing true fans.

I used to think the Japanese baseball league was insanely commercial due to it using corporate sponsor names instead of the city name (Hanshin Tigers, Yomiuri Giants, etc..) but in retrospect, the commercialization was only skin deep while the NHL is completely and unapologetically corrupted.
"Bread" might solicit some surprise (in America) given how sweet bread tends to be here compared to elsewhere.
Especially after two lower courts sided with Colorado already.
Scribd data was not public facing, and even they don’t own the copyright to most of the books they have. maybe they created a scraper that got around their paywall?

If that’s all it takes to skirt copyright restrictions Aaron Schwartz should be rolling in his grave right about now.
It wasn’t even a real case - no one asked the designer to create anything

There were no customers, it’s all just hypothetical
Reminds me of Hand Cheese (Handkäse), a regional specialty popular around the Frankfurt area. It's delicious, quite pungent but with a deep flavor. It gets its name because it was traditionally formed by hand (from Quark, a harmless dairy product similar to cottage cheese). Around these parts one can expect clean hands as well, so there really is nothing untoward about the final product -- except perhaps for its name. Give it a try if you happen to be passing through!
At first, I thought this was the toy language Hurl[0] and was shocked the developer made it to version 4 so quickly.

Really cool tool built with curl. Certainly could replace a bash script or two with something more robust.

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36393673
A 17-year-old would in most countries be judged as an adult. Was driving a Mercedes AMG without a driver's license and of course no insurance. Was "known to the police, particularly for resisting arrest," and in fact had been charged with resisting the previous weekend and five times since 2021. His judicial file included 15 recorded incidents, including use of false license plates, driving without insurance, and for the sale and consumption of narcotics.

None of the above excuses the police shooting, but you do not think the police was essentially trying to prevent somebody who sooner or later would kill a pedestrian or cause a serious road accident?
“Commoditize Your Complement” as they say
...that's kinda entire stock exchange.

It could be all run once a day if it was just to give ability to raise funds via investment
Most people drinking diet soda aren't limiting other carbs... and we've had about half a century of people thinking that "low fat" diets are the solution and snacking on low-fat, but high carb foods.

More people need to stop consuming garbage that wouldn't have been considered food 250+ years ago.
For what it's worth, I know hundreds of people who have done DMT and none of them have had the long-term effects described in the interview (not to negate that person's experience though, just to provide context about how rare it might be)

I personally have more negative long-term effects (maybe a mild, persistent derealization and depersonalization, but also a complete lack of ability to think clearly) from LSD.

I haven't done DMT in years, but when I did use it, I found a sense of peace and relaxation afterwards that I actually haven't encountered with any other psychedelic
Does the author steal the photos or asks for permission?
I’m having trouble seeing how student loan forgiveness and this are equivalent. Can you elaborate?
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American folks: it’s British English for “ask for a cigarette”.
I've heard "bum a ride" here in America, although it's a rare word in a rare phrase.
> He never actually said "don't buy this house" at any property we looked at, but ...

Taking hints from realtors is a skill. They are so subtle. I got exactly the same experience.
It would be nice to have something similar for matrix. I stopped using IRC directly a while ago, and now I rely on matrix to join the channels.

However, to be sincere, I'm not a huge fan of element and this client look great indeed.
> Moral decline is only ever important in economic troublesome times.

Adam Smith wrote that none of his theories, about free trade and specialization making everyone richer, could not work if the society was not moral enough. If everybody will cheat as soon as there's an opportunity to do it and get away with it, nobody can be trused and trade caeases to exist - and specialization and comparative advantage with it. So, morality is actually crucial for economic growth.
Yeah, it's gotten so bad that I'm starting to seriously contemplate rolling my own web crawler and indexer.

The logical side of me says that's going to be way too much work to manage on my own. But it's hard to shut down the nagging feeling that pops up every time Google chooses to disregard a "+" or double-quotes around a word. That feeling of "would it really be that hard to toss a bunch of site data into an ELK stack and implement a primitive PageRank-ish score on sites? Hmmmm..."

Maybe just a YouTube indexer (whose search has also gone to complete garbage these last few years). Though, that would have the disadvantage of not being justifiable via eventually helping to make me more productive.
There is no authoritative body on the definitions of words. More generally, if genocide can mean "not killling, but very bad" then it is not much use except as an epithet - a negatively-loaded bomb to be lobbed in partisan debates at people who you think are doing something very bad. Virtually every controversial policy could be described as, "Causing serious bodily or mental harm to" some group.
Yes, sadly.

But much earlier and wider news coverage of "Supreme Court has decided to rule on a laughably shoddy faked case..." would have been some well-deserved egg on their faces.
So many intelligent people applied for something that has no value whatsoever to humanity regardless of how you look at it.
And that is without torch.compile anywhere in the training code. Triton alone should narrow the gap (with torch 2.1, maybe?)
Been doing web dev, mostly backend/Python, for almost 20 years.
180k
Fully remote
32 hours a week

I probably could be making more money, but I value other things more, like working only 4 days a week fully remotely.
> I'm not sure what computer you're logged on from, but to take that as an example, I'm pretty sure it's made by a company that would likely go under if it chose not to advertise.

What a strange example. Other than Apple products, I'm not sure if most people could tell you what computer they are using, or can recall seeing an ad for any of them. "PCs" are a generic, interchangeable object to most people.
~650k cash, Staff Engineer, Los Angeles, 40-50hr a week. 15 yoe
A guide to using Zeroscope text-to-video
Will you please explain how Red Hat is making a concerted attack on open source?
We don’t have a free market and you definitely don’t have the right to refuse business with anyone for any reason.
The grid includes three octaves of [C D E G A] plus one more C. (The highest and lowest note are both C.)
> "Understand"

Which comes to English from Old English and its Germanic origins. 'Unter' and 'Standen' are the Germanic equivalents today, signifying the original intent, to stand together on something.

'Comprehend' from the Normans' French (and Latin before that) is much easier to grok für Ausländer in this case.
It reminds me of this clip where Brett Favre's grandson asks him how much Tom Brady is worth: https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1308122968464130049
If you can't admit that YouTube is a mass media broadcaster, then I feel it's not really an honest discussion. Of course they are, they're huge enough now, they're replacing TV. It doesn't matter that they're a private company.

The question of free speech can't be reduced to technicalities. We're all people and we're all smarter than that.

First it's YouTube and Facebook censoring, next it's your ISP, next it's your chat apps. And even if you're 100% aligned with their decisions on what should be censored, one day you won't. And then you have no way to be heard.
I'm not really sure why people are more afraid that AI will doom us than just humans will doom us.

I'm already pretty sure that humans will doom us. I am actually less worried that AI will doom us.
“You don’t need a SaaS!” +

“Using Windmill” +

“Windmill Pricing:”

Ok!

To be fair you can self host their thing.
It doesn't look like Hurl has any functionality for inclusions, macros, and the like. I'm not sure those would be the best way to store and use secrets anyway. But the docs say you can pass variables into hurl files via command line args and through the environment: https://hurl.dev/docs/templates.html
Hi maintainer here! Thanks a lot for the kind words!
> This would also protect a Muslim artist from being forced to produce a drawing of Muhammad if requested by a client.

I think there is a difference here. It is not a prohibition in Christianity to create a website for a same sex couple, whereas producing an image of Muhammad is a prohibition in Islam.

I'd also argue that a wedding website for same-sex couples is not something that "contradicts biblical truth"; there is plenty of homosexuality in the bible.
We have no reason to believe that it will be temporary. Musk using the phrase “data pillaged” for what users intended to publicly post shows us how he thinks of his walled garden.
80ish k, Linux/DevOps/(bad)Dev. I work 40ish hours, but tbh available close to 24/7 due to small company size, it only really includes out of hours bothers few times a year, but it still does.

EU, full remote.

Been working for a decade-ish now, of which last five years specifically devops.
Yeah, I finally got a Pixel because the camera was hard to beat. I since jumped to an iPhone 13, but honestly the Pixel still camera results were better. iPhone's video is the best of any phone I've used, though.
Wasn't the whole cake thing that they wanted custom writing on top? As in, a plain old cake would be fine, but a cake that said "Congratulations on your wedding!" would be speech, as far as I read it.

It's a good point regardless, though, and I don't envy the position of trying to draw the line between what's protected speech and what's not.

Edit: it seems the cake was not requesting custom writing -- custom writing was explicitly protected as free speech in another case. It seems in the analogy of the burger joint, that case was more akin to a burger joint which only sold "I endorse your decisions" buns. Which makes me as glad as ever that I'm not in charge of being the arbiter of what's speech and what's not.
Worth noting, that fruit would generally only be available a few weeks out of the year, and natural varieties not nearly as sweet as what's in the stores. Honey was also in much more limited supply. We consume a multiple of fructose and glucose of what would have been consumed just a couple hundred years ago.
If someone with a British accent said it, I wouldn't think twice about it.
Yeah difference is so notable between! Surprised they didn’t discuss that more.
Based out the Bay Area.

~50h a week. 7 YOE Sr SRE with a BSc in CS.

Right around the $400k mark with base/equity/bonus. Private company though.

Specifically working on distributed systems.
There's a network effect at Caltech, which does not practice AA, because it's so small. Basically, if you get into Caltech without AA, chances are you got into an equally good university with AA.

However, it's clear to the outside observer that your single-digit hispanic or black prospective classmates at Caltech are generally more miserable than your prospective classmates at MIT, Stanford, Harvard, etcetera. They are usually the only person like you in their dorm, or in their year, or in their major. So you don't go to Caltech.
UbO, go to settings and enable the filter saying “anti-adblock killer”.
The actual tea itself does not smell like duck feces. This was already answered in the StackExchange thread.
Yep! I am a big proponent of drug testing/harm-reduction and dosage is a huge problem a lot of people face. With experience comes a good sense of what you can handle but for those new to this check out resources like Erowid (we love you).
> You could say that about any medication with side effects, so really that statement doesn't say much.

No you couldn't -- it depends how well the medication is understood/how much research exists.

> I think a better rephrasing would be that these substances are powerful, should be treated with respect, and have the potential for harm if misused. Furthermore, I think that it should be said that learning to use them should be done with an experienced mentor, in a controlled environment, and in a dosing ramp up that doesn't start off with a "heroic" dose.

We have no idea if "respecting" psychedelics has any effect, we don't have a good definition of "misuse" (outside of "if it negatively impacts your life, you're misusing it"), the idea of "mentors" is ill-defined and there's no evidence that it helps, and there's no evidence that "ramping up" is an effective way to avoid negative side effects.

You're offering fake knowledge along the lines of "well something bad happened to him so he didn't 'respect' the drug". All you actually know is that you did drugs and didn't suffer negative side effects like this guy.
This doesn't make sense. Why would a Muslim vendor care to do that in the first place? There is nothing in their religion that says only Muslims can eat halal food. It's a completely different scenario.
Martin Luther's wife treated him with a manure blended "medicine" for his intestinal problems.(alas, to no avail) Maybe this was why he was so nasty tempered for most of his later years.
You’re asking someone who is seeking out that sort of content, I don’t think you’re going to get the answer you’re looking for.
How an OS allocates memory is pretty important
Eh, honestly only thing horizontal is good for is media, any documents/code is better in narrower vertical columns.

Honestly my perfect screen for work would probably had something like 1:1 ratio, so I can have 2 nice columns of code that are tall enough that can be split horizontally if needed while still being useful.
It's notable that crypto charities seem to do rather well.

I suspect some of the OG crypto millionaires like to give away small amounts of their fortune to charities because as well as being tax deductible, it avoids capital gains taxes, and promotes use of cryptocurrency (increasing the value of the rest of their holdings).
It's absolutely not. There's a reason US propaganda under Pompeo had to manufacture and launder reports with tortured legal interpretation to try to get the genocide label to stick but couldn't because there's no intent to destroy, hence useful idiots trying to be pedantic and argue how enforcing family planning reflect intention even though that applied to Han majority, or mass (temporary) internment / inflicting "pain" somehow equivalent to physical destruction while population continues to grow.

Modern definition of genocide at UN explicitly wouldn't categorize what PRC is doing in XJ - cultural genocide - because members, especially west went out of their way to ensure cultural genocide would have little legal ramifications, otherwise Canada would have been sanctioned to death for self professed cultural genocide a few years ago. Incidentally the entire reason Pompeo tried to propagandize genocide label was because it would trigger diplomatic ramifications at UN. What the PRC is doing in XJ is cultural genocide, and bluntly that’s permissible thanks to lobbying from the west.

The entire manufactured genocide narrative is so retarded because if PRC wanted to, they could just... commit genocide. At PRC scale they can wipe out the 12M Uyghurs in a few weekends on the cheap instead of wasting trillions of RMB trying to sinicize them.
In the case in question the lifestyle in question is gay marriage. A large portion of the world - an overwhelming majority - still support "traditional" marriage as between a man and a woman.

What other lifestyle do you think is on conversation here?

You have the right to live how you want. Fuck who you want. Dress how you want. Etc.

You don't have the right to force others to support that lifestyle - especially "artists" who do stuff like make cakes and websites.

If you force me to do stuff that goes against my religion or deeply held beliefs - whatever the topic - then you're wrong.

Religion is a protected class as are the beliefs held by religious people.
Is it laundering if they don't receive anything back?
Hmmm, copper is an essential trace nutrient found in the soil. Your body will not survive without it. As always, devil's in the details, but it is believed most humans are low in copper. Aluminum is a disaster for your body and the bodies of other creatures as far as we know.
In the 70s admissions actively canvassed South LA high schools.
This is disappointing. I love Pocket but I don't trust Mozilla, I will not use a Firefox account, and this ends my subscription.
The Fediverse, or in Other Words: An over Complicated Social Network
Sure, that's what I mean. We use it the same way (to borrow) and not the way he implied.

I'll disagree about it being rare; I hear the phrase at least a few times per week (I work in a place where people frequently ask other people for rides, so perhaps that's relevant)