skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tell HN: Retiring Teleport Team
We wanted to reach out to inform you about an important change regarding your Teleport Team plan.

As part of our ongoing efforts to better serve our customers and align our offerings with the evolving needs of the market, we have made the difficult decision to retire Teleport Team. We understand that this change may be disruptive, and we want to assure you that we are committed to making this transition as smooth as possible for you.

Here's what you need to know:

As a valued Team customer, we are offering you a complimentary migration to our Enterprise plan for the next 12 months. Your new plan includes all the features you currently enjoy, plus advanced capabilities designed to secure your growing infrastructure.

This migration process will take place over the coming weeks and will be seamless, ensuring you won't experience any disruptions in service. Your last billing cycle for the Team plan will be this month, April 2024.

After the complimentary period ends on May 31, 2025, you can continue with Enterprise at the standard pricing or explore alternative solutions. To learn more about the Enterprise plan and its features, please visit https://goteleport.com/pricing/.

We also want to take a moment to express our gratitude for trusting Teleport to securely access your infrastructure. Your partnership means a great deal to us, and we are committed to supporting you throughout this transition.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@goteleport.com.

Thank you for your understanding and patience as we navigate this change together.

Best,
The Teleport Team

[Copied from the email since it doesn't appear to be anywhere on their website. Also useful context is that Gravitational relicensed the community edition as non free software in February, with the restriction that companies with more than 100 employees or $10M ARR can't use it.]
> Wouldn't replying to them make you "Reply Guy"?

Why not? I think discretion is needed in both cases. I, for one, am rather pro-Israel, but I wouldn't necessarily tell that to a Palestinian sharing their anger online.
This is a huge step I took a few years ago as well. My mobile phone is still a smart phone but It can only do dumb phone things + email which I keep quiet and check on a schedule. No notifications really of any kind. No real social media and I never receive notifications from any of them I have to schedule time to check on them. It has become quite freeing although I definitely miss the "euphoria" of that world if it makes sense, which is a sign of addiction I didn't realize till I opted out.
I don't know. Ford Motor Company and General Motors still exist after their inventive ways to circumvent repairs that could have saved lives. Yes, i know they are very sorry.
I looked list of artificial objects to lift on the moon.

Lunar Roving Vehicle curb is only 76lb/34kg. That's would be a fun OHP set.

The Descent Stage of Lunar Landing Module is 358kg/789lb. Probably strong man car squat with one of the legs for reps.

Many landed probes/landers between the 1-5 plate territory territory.

>if you're trying to prevent muscle wastage

I actually like all the new light weight resistence cable machines that perfroms like IRED released in the last few years. But a 24 ft barbell with 10 ft of mooncrete bumper plates on each side to replicate a 5plate pull would be neat.

I think the NASA goal is to build up muscle base on earth and do least impact/injury risk routine to preserve muscle mass and bone density. I'm assuming it's not bro science, and they have injury table for astronauts who are genpop fit but not lifter strong, and optimizing for that. I wonder what their policy on steriods is.
The freedom to roam in Sweden and Norway is already limited and not absolute. No one supporting such freedoms had been arguing the freedom should be unlimited. You never needed to make this point because it was obvious to everyone in the conversation.
So now Boeing and the hospital staff are in on the conspiracy. This place is turning into reddit.
The Onion: "Boeing Promotes Mysterious Employee Known Only As ‘The Panther’": https://www.theonion.com/boeing-promotes-mysterious-employee...
Google also has a paid plan for Gemini Ultra. And there isn't anything particularly special about ChatGPT. Meta, Anthropic, and Google are rapidly catching up to GPT 4.
Then why don't they get sued to the max?
> We'll be converting cancer to a problem of poverty.

Outcomes are already disparate.

” People in low- and middle-income counties in the United States are more likely to die of cancer than those who live in high-income counties. Eight factors, including lack of access to high-quality clinical care, food insecurity, smoking, and obesity may explain more than 80% of the relationship between poverty and disparities in cancer death rates at the county level, according to a new study.”

And

” In low-income counties, the average cancer death rate in 2014 was 230 per 100,000 people, compared with 205 per 100,000 in middle-income counties and 186 per 100,000 in high-income counties.”

—- https://www.cancer.gov/news-events/cancer-currents-blog/2018...
At least this time it wasn't because the Soviets boycotted the Olympics.
This might be my favorite quote I've ever heard. Thanks!
I don't understand why this would ever bother people
NASA says Artemis II report by its inspector general is unhelpful and redundant
Pareto is a power-law distribution.
I wish them good luck. It will be a massive uphill climb.

Personally, I am in agreement that unnecessary scans can reveal what is otherwise benign findings to trained physicians. But to Joe Blow off the street, it can cause massive anxiety. Thus triggering a set of follow ups that may lead to expensive and unnecessarily risky operations.

But I do also understand how a “clean” scan can alleviate any such anxiety in the future. Even just establishing a baseline of clean scans (MRI, CT, or even PET). Even if a benign finding is found. Can plan appropriately (ie, rescanning every X years) or if symptoms do arise intervention can proceed much faster rather than iterating through various sub-specialists and delaying care.

In one case, there is something known as an “brain AVM”. Some say it’s genetic or just bad luck with genetics. But most won’t realize they have it until symptoms arise (ie, stroke like symptoms) or it’s discovered as an incidental finding (ie, patient comes into clinic with concussion).
I don't know why you're being downvoted and questioned. This was widely reported last month when John Barnett was found dead from a gunshot wound in the head. AFAIK, (and don't quote me on this), only one source had said this.

I don't think it's wildly conspiratorial to discuss this, even if the implication is "this might be a pattern of foul play".

Even if both of these deaths are coincidences and within statistical reason, I imagine the perceived pattern must have a chilling effect on other would-be whistleblowers.
Would you mind sharing the user agent string/ips. Thank you.
> Also IIRC there is no way to encode a 64bit constant, it has to be read from memory.

There never is, you can never set a constant as wide as the word length. Instead you must "build" it. You can either load the high bits as low, shift the value, and then add the low bits, or sometimes as Sparc has it ('sethi'), there is an instruction that combines the two for you.

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/SPARC_Assembly/Control_Flow#Ju...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPARC#Large_constants
Isn't this the Do Not Track (DNT) header? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_Not_Track
I don't follow your threat model.

Let's say that browser is fine with CT if either leaf or intermediate certificate is logged.

If you need to issue fake certificate, you need to either log it, or you need to issue fake intermediate certificate and log it.

Either way it's visible to website owner (and other people likely won't care anyway).
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> long weekend trip to several Central and South American countries

Good luck explaining that to your wife
Exactly. One of the base assumptions of the Fermi paradox is that travel between solar systems is practical, which is far from proven at this point. If we are bound by the rocket equation, that is to say if Newton's First Law holds, then the answer to the Fermi paradox is simple. Travel between solar systems is less practical than just colonizing your own solar system, even through extreme measures like swarms of orbital colonies.

When you think about it, an interstellar starship that must expend mass to change velocity is going to have to make a severe tradeoff between mass and travel time. In practical terms you have to first build a colony that can sustain itself indefinitely in your own solar system before you build one that can also accelerate/decelerate to a million kph and doesn't have the advantage of being near a free source of energy or any sources of new materials.
Microsoft doing Microsoft things…
>Personally, I find self-awareness the more fascinating area of study

I know what you mean by that, and fundamentally I agree with the basic idea. But (!!!) I don't think the idea of self awareness is nearly so critical as its made out to be, and I think it gets conflated with the other thing, described as the something-its-like-to-be (SILTB) quality.

I think outward, worldly awareness is enough, and whether or not a 'self' is among the things that fall into awareness (1) isn't strictly necessary, as that self might be backgrounded and unconscious, and (2) is sometimes just adopted as phrasing to indicate the presence of the SILTB quality even though I don't think it necessarily has anything to do with that.
Life started on Earth really fast after it was physically possible for it to exist on the surface. So either Earth was astronomically lucky, or forming life was easy (on the scale of a couple hundred million anyway), or Earth got seeded really quickly by the next passing rock. The first is unlikely, almost by definition, and the other two both imply life is common.
Here's my thoughts:

1. Don't leave a family that loves you just because you feel like you're failing them. None of us are perfect parents or spouses. Do spend a little time with each of them every day doing whatever they want. Maintaining relationships is just about giving time, it's not about anything else.

2. Take a little Aderall (or whatever weak ADHD med does something for you) in the morning and drop all the other substances. Weed seems helpful at the start, but all the people I know who have done weed long-term are ruined in the end. It takes a few months to get over things like weed, and those aren't fun months. Drink some grapefruit juice, chew on a toothbrush, get some baoding balls.

3. I like the other comment about your nutrition. Focus on gut-healthy foods for a while, and get some fresh-ground grains. Some families have food-habits that affect their mental state, yet they don't realize this because they grew up with it, etc.

4. Consider just doing a part-time job. (Maybe your wife can do a part-time or full-time job too?) Your family can understand that you need a lot of change, and that you can't focus 8+ hours per day. Help your neighbors and church family and community during your off hours.

5. You can express your fears and anxieties to those around you. They'll learn to accept that. Don't be a false you.

6. For non-programming jobs: you can be a software tester. It's boring for most people, but it's not as intense as programming, and it's generally available in part-time. Scripting skills can also apply to that. I'm guessing that your anxiety makes sales work difficult? Doing customer presentations is difficult? Do you have an interest in something more physical? Maybe auto mechanic work? Maybe electrical wiring in houses?
I tend to agree. I'm interested in the concept, but the opening line seems to justify its need as a reaction to s-expression syntax in Lisp. Knowing nothing about that, I fear I'm going to miss the context of the whole article, and I also can't determine whether this is a straw man or not. And, as another commenter mentioned, it makes this whole thing feel like it's serving a very niche need. Which doesn't jive with the title, which is very generalized, and could be quite a compelling concept.
Exactly this. Anecdata, but the vast majority of the C# developers I know not only don't use anything but Windows, they are actively HOSTILE to non-Windows systems. Many of them view non-Windows systems as either toys ("MacOS is for graphic designers") or too spartan to be worth their time ("Linux is for sys admins").

As well with the rise of new tech/stacks that has displaced C# in a few places, the people who stay in C# tend to bristle at other OSes as that's what the people who are using the other techs use (and us vs. them type attitude).

So in the grand scheme of things, it's unsurprising that this happens.
An Analysis of Hacker Blockchain Usage
A cert for .test.domain seems reasonable, for example, especially if the test infrastructure is dynamic, and you e.g. have CI/CD for a Cartesian product of:

every branch

* several test data sets

* several feature flag / configuration sets

* ...
Historically companies have not shyed away from killing people for profit. Boeing is a very very well connected company, and it can barely be considered a truly private company to begin with anyway.
The thing about being suspected of one murder is that you tend to get blamed for other deaths.
SORA AI should integrate this into their LLM.
100%. This also bugs me: Why can’t websites set a cookie that stores whether I’ve consented to the cookie pop up? On some sites I have to keep consenting over and over (IKEA comes to mind).
Johnson & Johnson announces $6.5B settlement over ovarian cancer allegations
Acquired in 2022? IMO that's enough time to bring their service up to the same security standard as the rest of their services, assuming it's a priority.

Google and others normally have a 6 month grace period for bug bounty reports in acquisitions.
Uno founder here.

Uno as a UI framework is and will remain FOSS. It's been our strategy from day one and core to how we operate.

We see real opportunities to build productivity-focused products on top of it that will bring licensing revenues. Our Figma Design-Code plugin is a proof point and we have a lot more to come.

Thank you for caring and for the insights.
MRSA means Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus

A bacterium is a single bacteria and to be resistant there needs to be a lot more than one (we all have some on us at any time, an infection is greater than or equal to 4 micrograms/mL).

MRSA is bacterial, not a single bacterium.
Just because OnlyFans has been around for eight years doesn’t imply that it’s been popular for that long.

Sample size of one, but I personally had not heard of it until 2020, after some YouTuber drama, and I am a somewhat terminally online human. I suspect it didn’t reach broad cultural awareness for a fair bit longer than that; I don’t remember any people IRL talking about it until OF talked about not allowing adult content like a year later.
It’s great that the current administration is pursuing anti trust cases against Google and Microsoft, but I worry that they’ll not succeed or just take years in court to do anything meaningful. We need brand new laws that make it far easier to enforce a fair and competitive landscape.
> What happens when iGPUs get good enough for 1440p 120 FPS high-end gaming?

They won't with the mainstream number of memory channels, where iGPUs are severely bandwidth starved. AMD Strix Halo wants to change that, but then the cost difference to a discrete GPU gets smaller.

They might cannibalise even more of the low-end market, but I'm not sure they will make mid-range (or high-end) dGPUs obsolete.
"Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; GPTBot/1.0; +https://openai.com/gptbot)" "52.230.152.37"
Maybe people are searching for an "Answer" engine more so than an "Advertising" engine.

The concept of "relevance" is inherently corrupted by disguising ads as answers with their ranking/order sold to the highest bidder with additional income derived from mistaken/erroneous clicks.
This is either suicide with extra steps, or loads of fun!

The line between those 2 is surprisingly thin!
"A key function of good enough parenting is to provide the essential background to allow for the growing child’s disillusionment with the parents and the world, without destroying their appetite for life and ability to accept (external and internal) reality."

is a banger quote.

In practice it is so hard to just go along with this disillusionment. I can't do it. Kids come home totally bored at school and I'm supposed to say "get used to it, your life will be full of drudgery!" Nah.
I've worked with a team that used Rider + macOS combo in the past and have friends who had a similar experience. There are those who choose to use Neovim + csharp-ls instead, or any other combination besides the historical Windows + Visual Studio.

Keep in mind that .NET has "inherited" a huge ecosystem and developer community that existed and still exists within the confines of .NET Framework. It roughly splits into two groups - the one that is moving or has moved on to .NET and left the legacy in the past and the one that harms the ecosystem by refusing to do so. Luckily, the former is in the minority compared to the latter especially as the time goes by.

It is also helped by new generations of developers who came into working with the tech after .NET Core and .NET became the mainstay or developers who moved on to .NET from other languages and ecosystems.
Underreported: Envato also owns Codecanyon
> I mean, you can upgrade from w10 to w11 for free, without reinstalling full system.

Depends on how you have formatted your harddrive. If you used MBR instead of GPT Windows will shamelessly claim that 11 isn't compatible with your hardware. Which is a whole lot of bullshit and will probably lead to a whole lot of waste.

It has the advantage that Windows 10 completely stops bugging you about upgrading though.
Because 179,000 million is a 179 milliard, not 179 billion, which would be 179,000 milliard!
FTA - "The problem is that healthcare giants’ primary obligation no longer appears to reside with patients, but with their financial results", that, in a nutshell, is the core of everything wrong with US healthcare: it focuses first on shareholders, and secondarily on patients. It's no surprise the US spends more on healthcare per capita than any other country in the world and yet gets far worse outcomes.
Funny, I figured the name would be derived from the Latin word for "life", but it's named after a person with the last name Vivian (which itself has roots in said Latin word).
Que the leaked pentagon briefing from … what was it, 12 years ago … about the use of “vaccines” to alter the brain chemistry of people with “extremist” views, so they too may benefit from approved values.
Those people recommends what is best for their businesses.

How about the opinion of people who have nothing to win nor lose ?
Scientists don't use either. If using SI units, they would say 1.7 x 10^7 m, or 1.7e7 in code, which is even shorter.
Talented people are valuable in general which gives them bargaining power so they can demand to use their preferred tech regardless of whether that tech is niche or not.

I generally agree with the notion that talented folks are more likely to explore niche tech. Just be careful making the leap from "they prefer niche X" to "therefore they are talented".

Two anecdotes:

1. I'm an average programmer who likes niche tech.

2. My friend is 10x more talented than me, but he likes mainstream tech.
WarGames (WOPR) on real IMSAI 8080 hardware with VTI (2021) [video]
Yeah 600wpm is passive listening. 900-1200wpm is listening lecture on youtube at 3-4x speed. Skim listening for content I'm familiar with. Active listening for things I just want to speed through. It's context dependent, I find I can ramp up 600-1200 and get into flow state of listening.

>text is heavy going enough I have to drop it down to 100 wpm

What is heavy text for you? Like very dense technical text?

>put it on loop

I find this very helpful as well, but for content I consume, not very technical, I listen at ~600wpm and loop it multipe times. It's like listening a song to death. Engrain it on a vocal / story telling level.

E: semi related comment to a deleted comment about processing speed that I can no longer reply to. Posting here because related.

Some speech synthesis are much more intelligible at higher speeds, and aids processing at higher wpms. What I've been trying to find is the most intelligible speech synthesis voice for upper limit of concentrated/burst listening which for me is around 1200wpm / 4x speed, i.e. many have wierd audio artefacts past 3x. There's synthesis engines whose high speed intelligbility improves if text is processed with SSML markup to add longer pauses after punctuation. Just little tweaks that makes processing easier. Doesn't apply to all content, all contexts, but I think some consumption are suitable for that, and it's something that can be trained like many mental tasks, and dedicated speech synthesis like fancy sport equipments improve top end performance.

IMO also something neural model can be tuned for. There are some podcasters/audiobook narrators who are "easy" listening at 3x speed vs others because they just have better enunciation/cadence at same word density. Most voices out there from traditional SAPI models to neural are... very mid fast "narrators". Think need to bundle speech sythensis with content awareness - AI to filter content then synthesis speech that emphasis/slow on significant information, breeze past filler - just present information more efficiently for consumption.
"Keep up all your hard work and next year I'll take you for a drive in my new sports car!" —Some Boss, probably
Xojo is kind of like VB6 and allows Win/Mac/Linux + Web. I think it's free for EDU use.
Khosla, VCs Plow $100M into Blood Test Startup Using AI
Yeah, gave it a photo of a beach on Lake Ontario with two Asian friends of mine in it. Guessed.. Japan
MoE is mostly used to enable load balancing since it makes it possible to put experts on different GPUs. This isn't so easy to do with a monolithic, but sparse layer.
>we should start thinking about how we can change our system to ensure that every member of our society has equal access to medicine.

I dont think that is a healthy or reasonable goal, in the US or anywhere. Some care is labor intensive and costly, and simply not scalable to everyone. It is possible that time helps reduce the burden.

The only way to have equal care is to eliminate high end care.
Do most people use something like stripe terraform? or are you all making products / prices in the Stripe UI? or custom code to create these objects?

I have always used the UI, but felt guilty about it.
Stack Exchange is downright malicious in having you click it on each subdomain.

No, I don't care that one user created the Math forum and another created the Sysadmin forum, it's all run by you Jeff, that's who I am engaging when clicking the popup, not MathFan1982
Pair of six-year-old LNG carriers primed for scrapping having never traded
I wonder how Perplexity will respond, if at all.
Highly doubt that
'Grandma Robot' steals spotlight at Peking University sports day [video]
A transformer walk-through, with Gemma
P.T. Barnum Brought Beluga Whales to New York City
The hardware requirements are arbitrary though. It is more of a severe shortcoming of the OS because they want to enforce certain machine DRM.

And certainly not because of security, that wasn't a priority at Microsoft.