skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I used to spend a lot of time tweaking this but have had a stable solution for years now.

1. I host seafile on a vps and run seadrive on each machine with asubst to mount it as the T: drive. Everything one needs to keep is saved there; WAF is good. It handles undelete, versioning, etc with access from anywhere for laptops. Weekly my nas rsyncs the data and SQL home for backup. If vps dies I could change DNS locally to point to the NAS, start seafile and continue to use it. A desktop with a seafile client also caches everything locally. I organize with a logically directory structure. The nas does zfs.

2. I also use nextcloud for my contacts, calendar hosted on the VPS. Similar backup home but nightly.

3. FolderSync saves nightly photos of our phones to the NAS at phones\name\yyyymm\ as we don't use cloud storage. Took me some years and a broken phone to realize I need to do this. For convenience, photoview running on the NAS to review them easily. Weekly Borg backups to the VPS for offsite.

4. Something similar with paperless-ngx. I've been meaning to run a personal and work instance instead of one joint one.
Why do you want to learn everything you do?
HIPAA was never meant to prevent direct communication between clinicians regarding a shared patient's healthcare needs and issues in order to provide the best and safest care possible.
Both incompetence and corruption need to be fixed. Incompetence from the rationality perspective [1], corruption from the systems perspective. Just because some book says "people from X varna should do certain job", who is enforcing it? Now you can say that Brahmins haven't taught Vedas to non-brahmins. Come on, who wants to recite Vedas today? History showed us that many Sudra kings ruled; what does it show? That one's favorite text is not binding; or, no one is enforcing what the text says; or, human actions are not instantiations of beliefs, which are textual; etc.

[1] https://www.newindianexpress.com/opinions/2015/sep/11/Indian...
How many in this group know that Prime Minister Modi is also OBC? Or that President Draupadi Murmu is SC/ST?
The main problem is you're down to 91% of original usable capacity after only 1,000 days.
And yes, some of your idea that carbon fiber is brittle may come from the fact that it has very low elongation and elongation at break, but this means that when it finally breaks, it will be a sharp event (e.g., compared to steel which starts by deforming), but that break is after far higher loads.
This is a problem they created for themselves. They engaged in sleazy, shitty business practices that made everybody hate them. We pass laws to make these practices harder and they find clever workarounds and loopholes to keep doing it.

So now the FCC is passing a regulation that will be impossible for them to weasel out of. Comcast has nobody to blame but themselves. And personally, the more miserable it makes Comcast, the happier it makes me.

These companies can't spend literal decades operating in bad faith then act surprised when voters and regulators say "enough is enough" and stop taking anything they say seriously.
It's not about advertising.

> The rules require broadband providers to display, at the point of sale, labels that show prices, including introductory rates, as well as speeds, data allowances, and other critical broadband service information.
>1. Kiwifarms, by volume, based on the sampling of posts I've read today, is first and foremost a site for talking about, insulting and mocking people. The harassing and doxxing do not seem to have focus and it would require a relatively minor change (banning and removing doxxing) in order for it to claim innocence of harassment and doxxing.

That' not going to happen with its current owner.

It's been suggested that doxxing be banned before. But the owner of the site, Joshua Moon (aka null) does NOT want to do that:
https://kiwifarms.st/threads/why-host-dox.130254/

(I only mention his real name because he's public about his identity, and he's sometimes referred to in the news by either name).

Here is another ocassion, the admin of the site, outright said he was ok with users posting stolen financial information, such as Social Security Numbers and Credit cards. Source: https://archive.is/0fOcS .

There are many examples of private financial information being posted on the site.
Microsoft PowerShell Gallery Littered with Critical Vulnerabilities
Drilling a DIY Well Using Air [video]
No, that's not the actual reason! The reason the rule exists is because, when HIPAA was passed, electronic patient health records were a new thing, and they were desired both for cost savings (electronic records as a way to drive administration costs down were a huge thing in the 1990s) and so the USG could combat Medicare fraud. The confidentiality rule was designed to ease the acceptance of electronic records; that's all. That's why the rule refers to e-PHI.
Don't most businesses have to deal with varying supply/input costs to some degree?
That's how it goes. It was thus -and probably still is?- in Europe. It's thus in the U.S. It's thus everywhere that governments care about the racial/ethnic/religious make-up of their populations. For me there's always a fear of another Holocaust like that of the Tutsis in Rwanda or the Jews in Europe.
My concern with this is I’ve seen for a while now that these user chrome features are deprecated. I depend on them a lot and I dread the day they actually go away.
play the long game and focus on better moral education. instead of just focusing on STEM schools need to teach children what is ethically good behavior. it won't eliminate the problem entirely, but it should reduce it drastically.
A lot of countries still have caste discrimination problems, not just India. Even in racially homogenous places like Japan, people still figure out how to discriminate each other (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burakumin).
Fun Fact: Tyler Perry of “Madea” fame built his own studio outside of Atlanta, initially to support his desire to make movies/shows that were harder to sell in Hollywood. It’s 200 acres of diverse sets and backlots including an 80% scaled White House.
They are antagonistic to any other cultural view point, that's how it works. US culture crushes all before it, this is easily observable.

The problem is that plebs of the west mostly don't seem to understand that, or wilfully don't care. Culture wars are a thing and governments have every right to protect against US led liberal hegemony if they want to maintain any sort of collective will.
You've never had to help someone do something on their own computer that required typing something in?
And the chickens will eat the bugs when you deploy them to the real world..
it wasn't the 9/11 WTC Nike "Just Do It" logo I saw

I've never heard of this before. Isn't it a bit... tasteless, at the least, to get a tattoo of a wing in relation to 9/11?
> and love stealing eggs

and chickens.. in my experience
There's very popular assumption in the media that only "upper caste" people are "Hindus" and that OBCs/SC/STs disrespect is far too prevalent.
On Windows, better fit is Autohotkey and its hotstrings for people wanting to use this. It's much better for that as it supports full programming language so you could use function results and similar to produce abbreviations.

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/Hotstrings.htm
Are you aware of Solitaire Chess?

https://www.thinkfun.com/products/brain-fitness-solitaire-ch...
The SoC in FP5 is industrial grade hence long term support.

A lot of people think custom ROM is going to give you a secure device but hardware vulnerabilities sometimes have to be fixed on a higher level.

FP5 sports an OLED. Xiaomi devices don't AFAIK.

Its apples to oranges to compare with any Xiaomi device.

Xiaomi is not modular, ever. Xioami have no user replaceable battery or screen. Xiaomi have a proprietary UI (non-standard Android) and many do not allow to run a different OS than it came with. I wouldn't trust Xiaomi or any of that Chinaware with my PII.

FP4 allows all of that and its likely FP5 does, too. The nice thing about repairable smartphone with long software support is akin to iPhones (though from like X till 13 was tough to repair); great resale value and good hand-me-down for your kid.
The scrum guide [1] says team gives a forecast and not a commitment. I have yet to know any other scrum practitioners aware of that update.

Unless a person has no shame, failing a commitment I certainly believe is intrinsically shameful. Some cultures would commit seppuku if you don't deliver on a commitment.

The words, "you failed on your commitments" seems very much like shaming. Thus the move to "forecast" over "commitment"

[1] https://www.scrum.org/resources/commitment-vs-forecast

*edit (addendum): Invoking 'seppuku' might be a bit sensationalist, my apologies. The southerner in me is coming out - saying someone does not live up to their word is a very big deal.
I second these sensible protections. Also would recommend replicating your bucket as a DR measure. Ideally to another (infrequently used and separately secured) account. Even better if you do it to another region but I think another account is more important since the chances of your account getting owned is higher than amazon suffering a total region failure.
Good for OpenAI. They took a lot of this fantastic machine learning research and made a really useful service that a lot of people like. Really glad that ChatGPT is a thing and hope they have more success.
Regardless, don’t choose proton mail if privacy is your goal, months ago someone got arrested using their service https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28427259
The camera modules are commodity, the main distinction is in quality of lenses and the processing software.
Curious what issues you are referring to with those 2 companies (be specific please)? I'm not sure if you know but the Cisco case was thrown out recently because there was zero evidence, in fact the alleged perpetrator of the discrimination had hired another Dalit (so called "lower" caste) into the same position. I'm not making this up, it's all public information.

As for Google, all I see is that they (rightfully) withdrew an invitation to a speaker who has made a bunch of troubling bigoted statements bashing Hindus as a whole. Again all this is public information you can look it up.

Can you please cite just one genuinely valid case of caste discrimination in the USA that has stood up to even cursory scrutiny?
Why do people always talk about CIA as if it existed in a vacuum? The KGB were at least as ruthless and I can't imagine how badly everything would've gone without the CIA or other intelligence services on our side. Even now we have enemies which justify the continued existence of these agencies.
Interesting! Great submission.

> I've been reluctant to put this app in front of others even though it is fully functional

I have a few projects like that. I've built something that works for me but I don't really want to bare the maintenance costs so I don't tell anyone about it
> Why don't people just change their names to the caste they want to be

For an over-simplified explanation, substitute caste with race/nationality and rephrase the question in a setting you might be more familiar with. For example "if people face racism/discrimination due to their nationality, why don't they just do X", where X is to obfuscate their race/nationality. It might work sometime, it might not work most of the times and the real answer is complicated and depends on the details. If you consider everyone in India to be culturally homogeneous, then it's just a matter of saying someone isn't caste X but Y. But if you consider every caste/subcaste to be distinct culturally and linguistically (almost like they are their own countries), it's not trivial to replace surname X with Y as other factors give you away.

> Is there a reason that such a backwards obviously oppressive system persists to this day in 2023?

Similar mental analogy helps understand a tad bit better - why do oppressive practices like racism/discrimination based on nationality exist today? At that, exist in some of the more developed countries. FYI - caste based discrimination is illegal in India, kinda similar to how racism is illegal but that alone isn't sufficient to remove it from the culture.
I loved Eloquent Javascript, I even bought a printed copy. Mozilla also has amazing documentation in all aspects of web dev.
TLDR is there or isn't there?
In North America (at least Canada, I assume US too?) school year starts next week after Labor Day. While I know staggered school returns from some parts of Europe and some might be back in session already, universities often don't start lectures until October.
Interestingly no mention of the giant green walls. Pretty sure those are there for shots that might catch the road leading out to empty space.
I used to also be on Reddit all the time. But these days it seems that a lot of the popular posts and communities are incredibly self-involved.
Oh I see you thought that's the only step. Ok
> I suppose it wasn't the 9/11 WTC Nike "Just Do It" logo I saw back end 2001 which was used to protest War in Afghanistan (and later Iraq) back in the days. That logo as tattoo would surely lead to conflicts back then.

I have no knowledge of this, can you give me a few pointers please?

> Every tattoo is going to lead to regret at some point

wat the ever utter fuck? 100% crap.

> While tattoos make you more warm, requiring more sweat elsewhere, bottom line leading to higher body temperatures

(criticusm removed. Study quoted elsewhere on this thread looks plausible and credible).
I’m curious, did you actually run it through the tokenizer and see if it was less tokens vs uncompressed? I have seen a lot of people try these “compression” schemes and token usage can be higher.
guidance to the question itself: https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/faq/197/must-fac...
Consistency is a property of distributed databases. Stock Postgres is not distributed, and thus gets strong consistency for free.

There is still a concept of (transaction) isolation levels, and the ANSI SQL standard defines a transaction mode READ UNCOMMITTED that could give you inconsistent results, but Postgres ignores that and treats it as READ COMMITTED.
An /unrecognized/ Sigmachi chapter, so all the nasty parts without the threat of nationals coming down on your ass.
Ray provides integrations for PyTorch and a variety of other frameworks, but doesn't depend on them (unless you're using those integrations of course). The core library is just general purpose distributed compute.
Agree, I imagine just maxing VMG on the fly as conditions change is something a computer could already outperform humans easily.

I've wanted to make a simple sailing game for a while now but found it very hard to actually get something that feels right and compared to other activities there doesn't seem to be great resources on all the different parts of the physical system (in terms of Math).
It’s made by a team from Zürich. If the Swiss army get hold of this technology then the applications will cover everything from whittling wooden sticks, to removing screws, to opening wine bottles. Advanced models might even have a toothpick or a pair of nail scissors.
I, frankly, do not understand why Plaid doesn't work more like Privacy.com. If a company must have the ridiculous stance that they need to access my bank account, and Plaid is linking them together, why can't Plaid have a popup saying, "Company X will access your Bank account. Company X may not withdraw, at any time, more than $25 or <fill in the blank amount here> without your consent on a monthly basis. You may need to fill this form again if you ever purchase or subscribe to anything requiring greater amounts of money transferred. < OK > < Cancel >"

Someone might say, "that would make Plaid require a money transmitter license" or something similar. I would argue, why should Plaid not need a money transmitter license for literally handling bank account login information?
So roughly, God exists because of course everything is too beautiful and complex to be explained any other way?

IDK I think eternal matter, billions of years, gravity, and a few other fundamentals make emergent life a lot more likely than some all powerful sociopathic entity.
A deep dive into how Generics work in Java
This is extremely unsafe and seems like grounds for a lawsuit, if it were reasonably possible to do this. For reference only 7.5 minutes per day at 120db will cause permanent hearing loss. Disgusting that they made you do this.

https://www.osha.gov/laws-regs/regulations/standardnumber/19...
Weighted Finite State Transducers in speech recognition:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=finite+state+transducer...

Modified Kneser-Ney smoothing:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kneser%E2%80%93Ney_smoothing....

We've been here before, neural LMs replaced that generation of models.
Users of the site have actually been punished for calling out people breaking the "rules".
I think you're conflating files with file metadata.
I don't think GP is saying that sailors take all of those effects into account constantly, so much as he's saying a useful simulation would be monstrously difficult due to the underlying physics.

I've made robot models in the past, but never for anything involving water (although I actually have done physics simulations with water but nothing with robots). I don't know anything about sailing and I'm definitely not an expert at building simulations, but I can grok what GP meant and I agree with his assessment.

To give a rough analogy - it would be like trying to learn how to be a racecar driver on a videogame with simplified physics. There are professional drivers that use simulators and iRacing (or Assetto Corsa or a handful of other games) but none of them are training on Need for Speed, and it's because the difference is so stark you're actually handicapping yourself instead of learning how to drive. You need the simulation to be close enough to reality before it starts to become useful.
Right on - best of luck when you do!

Browsers are my screen-sharing magic, though not every service allows those... or offers an equivalent experience.

What desktop environment/window manager do you tend to prefer? Depending on that you'll likely have to choose/consider a different 'xdg-desktop-portal'.

It may be helpful to share this tool: 'xlsclients'

It can show you things running in that compat mode 'XWayland'. This is usually the explanation for something looking pretty choppy or showing strange clipboard behavior :D
So Axon isn’t my cup of tea for a lot of reasons but if I were building tasers, I’d definitely want to know what I was doing to my er customers. I’d absolutely get myself tased during the interview.
> Sounds like exactly you want something that evolves after time, since how you write changes over time.

No, because I don't want the shortcuts to be changing on me. That would drive me nuts. The whole point for me would be to establish new habits and then keep them. To turn into muscle memory, not something to be thinking about.

It's like toolbars that "learn" which actions you're currently using the most, but the buttons are constantly moving around and are never where they were last week. It's an exercise in frustration.
Wow. That's incredible!
A behavioral immune system perspective on disgust and social prejudice
Georgia doesn't "steal" business from California. The vast majority of the production houses in those productions are California centered with California staff, and many of the actors fly out to Georgia to film their on set scenes.

It helps local business in Georgia during filming and gives local talent a chance, but the majority of the money still flows back to California. Same goes for Germany, Vancouver, Croatia and all the other places that offer subsidies for filming there. Movie productions are ephemeral and exist temporarily, it's not like having a major corporation headquartered in your town.
Yeah you are right - I thought the primary in this case was distributed since most of the shims were (CouchDB, Mongo, etc).
I'm not sure you read what I wrote correctly. The technique is called "string interning" regardless of what exactly you're interning. In our case, we have a table assigning IDs to 32-byte bytea values.

(Also, to be pedantic, a Postgres BYTEA is a string; it's just what a programming language would call a "raw string" — i.e. a string of bytes. Postgres TEXT, meanwhile, is a string of characters, required to be valid in a given character encoding. The PG TEXT and BYTEA types are the same ADT with the same set of applicable operations. Of course, this puts the lie to the name "BYTEA" [i.e. "byte array"] — it's definitely not an array ADT of any kind. If it were, then you'd be able to use PG's array operations on it!)
Speaking of that, hospitals still use tons of POCSAG (pagers) and splatter medical everything over those. Course it's illegal to listen due to a bullshit 1987 law... but trivial to do so with a RTL-SDR.

One idea my nefarious side had was to get the med records of individuals and get the address's house cost, and send scary calls/text/messages shaking relatives down with scare-calls. (Or, get the info and get in league with overseas scammers who masquerade as the hospital, and take a cut from that. Would be relatively risky free.)

Obviously I wouldn't do that. But it would be trivial to do.

(Long story short, pager infrastructure needs destroyed.)
From: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30967560

The post and website (1) are not mine, but I felt it was worth sharing again.

(1) https://www.kozukaihabit.com/
Ask HN: Did I quit for the right reasons?
I'm a Software Engineer at a fairly small technology company and I handed in my resignation today. Due to the small team size and ambitious goals of the management team I've recently been on a series of high stress projects. It has caused my depression and anxiety to worsen and I think I'm possibly burned out. I was assigned yet another high stress project where I can expect management to be pressuring me on unreasonable deadlines. I ended up quitting and had a meeting with my manager who said I lacked courage and took the easy way out when things became hard. I personally think I quit out of self respect but I wanted to get opinions from anyone who's been in the same spot before. Did I quit for the right reasons or did I lack courage?
You're forgetting the second hand market. If you can give your kid a decent, secure hand-me-down or sell your 2 year old device for 50% of orig. price you are saving both money and environment in these respects.

That said it is a decent reflection 'do I really need a new one' but a lot of people (esp poor ppl) run around with insecure devices, a shame.
Agreed, besides the many other problems with PoW. What about Ethereum and the many improvements it's making to scalability?

Of course it's not solving the exact same problem (e.g. fraud protection), but it does seem like a basis for payment services which can.
teachrdan man that does sound terrible. Who are these people who are doing that? Do you know them committing this personally? Or any other proof? Such actions should be called out. Hope it's not just a made up story, lifted from one place, and pasted in all other places. Otherwise it will be Goebbels-style peddling of lies, to make a community look bad. A lie told a 1000 times starts to be treated as truth, because everyone tells the same lie. So for your own sake, I hope you are not being Goebbels!
,,, or lit by a piece of dry cannabis stalk
Excellent. Thank you for sharing.