skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The DOJ has just launched a corporate whistleblower program, you should look into it maybe it covers your case:

https://www.justice.gov/criminal/criminal-division-corporate...

>As described in more detail in the program guidance, the information must relate to one of the following areas: (1) certain crimes involving financial institutions, from traditional banks to cryptocurrency businesses; (2) foreign corruption involving misconduct by companies; (3) domestic corruption involving misconduct by companies; or (4) health care fraud schemes involving private insurance plans.

>If the information a whistleblower submits results in a successful prosecution that includes criminal or civil forfeiture, the whistleblower may be eligible to receive an award of a percentage of the forfeited assets, depending on considerations set out in the program guidance. If you have information to report, please fill out the intake form below and submit your information via CorporateWhistleblower@usdoj.gov. Submissions are confidential to the fullest extent of the law.
None of this data is included in the FTC report. They are not talking about this.

My full name is Michael Graczyk, I live in San Francisco, none of these companies know any more detail than that about the questions you asked
Fun way to learn how NFC / RFID works, not much other than that since all the cool things are also illegal
If one doesn't believe in life after death, at least we have necro-slavehood now, as a poor replacement.
Who owns SpaceX?
Who is the CEO of SpaceX?
Who as the majority voting control?

No need to hide when the answer is always Musk.
Big tech is most affected as they have the biggest r&d budgets? You still have to show a profit to owe taxes which most startups don't have and big tech does. There is a huge bag of tricks you can use to hide or show profit as well.

Find me a case study where this has curtailed hiring.
It doesn't even enable STL communication, other than eg superdense coding and similar. But that's not what people mean when they think entanglement can be used for communication.
It's effectively no different than the shift from coding in assembly to using a compiler. We could abstract a level of complexity away, which should always be a positive. There will always be a level of human decision making because AI relies on human decisions and choices, so higher level architecting will be the new "scripting language" and we will all become the new neckbeards complaining how nobody know what's happening under the hood.
how is this going to help trust (factual) reporting? if its just to prevent training ai on your content the solution is easy - just don't upload that content and make a meme that you have content that has not been used to train AI, maybe print that on tshirts to monetize
Hah, love it.
I almost wrote this:

> I disagree. The best thing to do to avoid regrets is to act, to take the step forward. Not to resign ourselves and diminish ourselves hoping to soften the nastiness the world is sending us.

> Stoicism is good when you are being tortured (hello John McCain), when you are in the final stage of incurable illness, when you are a slave (hello Epictetus edit: oops, I meant Epictus) and have no agency.

But upon re-reading the advice is about the past, not the future and it's not an endorsement of the whole of stoicism and I think I could agree with it. I just don't follow through with the whole Stoic ethos.

Especially in these days and age where it's being promoted by ex-marketing executives feeding off of people who are lost. It's Tony Robbins's exploitation of people in bad places all over again. It's mindfulness meditation training for employees instead of raising wages and getting rid of monthly quotas.
What they don't teach you in school is that kind of ingenuity is actually the way to get ahead in life.
Yes. Except there are credible reports of Israel also doing this in the past.
"Israeli fighter planes have also attempted to kill children by dropping thousands of booby-trapped toys on Lebanese villages and towns. The Israeli occupying forces have used this method through the years and continue to do so, the most recent example being when booby-trapped toys were dropped on the town of Nabatiyah, killing and injuring children and permanently disfiguring others."
https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-180386/
https://www.lorientlejour.com/article/227779/Mariam%252C_res...
I think most students didn't do well with it, but there are some students that thrived.

If there's enough of such students in a district's boundaries, I think it makes sense to accomidate them within the district, rather than push them out. It will allow easier movement to/from a classroom setting, and feels more likely to provide continuity than a 3rd party offering. Then again, school districts cut things all the time.
Sadly in many cases no; it's not magic. This nirvana is restricted to cases where there is CPU bandwidth available (e.g. some cores idle) and plenty of free RAM. When either CPU or RAM are less plentiful... hello pauses my old friend.
I'm still much more interested in the answer to who is liable for the robbery.

Just the Robber? Or are any of the key-copiers (instead of losers w/e) also?
> finding actual citizens that could fill these jobs and build their careers.

So then let's let them immigrate and gain citizenship!
I appreciate the link to https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3236774
I think you presume too much of private entities, which would always put their financial interest first (lead gasoline science studies come to mind, tobacco/cancer obfuscation... etc)... you can't trust a private company not to act in its own financial interests, that's not how they work.

At least with a public entity, you should be able to publicly audit what's happening, and with public funding to answer to, the public's interests and the proposed entity's financial security are aligned properly.

in an ideal world...
Can you describe how you make them liable in this arrangement?
The posthumous Thanks for the Dance is a fantastic album as well. If anything, even more emotional than You Want It Darker.
>Why is it everywhere I go management is always doing shady stuff.

Well here's a cynical take on this - management is playing the business game at a higher level than you. "Shady stuff" is the natural outcome of profit motivation. Our society is fundamentally corrupt. It is designed to use the power of coercive force to protect the rights and possessions of the rich against the threat of violence by the poor. The only way to engage with it AND keep your hands clean is to be in a position that lets you blind yourself to the problem. At the end of the day, we are all still complicit in enabling slave labor and are beneficiaries of policies that harm the poor and our environment in order to enrich our lives.

>unless I report it to PCI, which I would get no reward for.

You may be looking at that backwards. Unless you report it to PCI, you are still complicit in the mishandling of the breach, even though you resigned. You might have been better off reporting it over the owner's objections, then claiming whistleblower protections if they tried to terminate you.

This is not legal advice, I am not a lawyer, I am not your lawyer, etc.
I think it just blasts off into the universe
It shows up in blood tests...
Show HN: A robot cleaning your office
Biomejs – one toolchain for your web project
Background https://biomejs.dev/blog/annoucing-biome

Biomejs was originally called Romejs and was created by Meta.
in addition to this, ever since the sequoia update I've been getting security failure errors on reddit which sometimes, & sometimes do not, go away with a page reload
YouTube putting the ideas guys out of business here. Who will ask me to program their shitty SaaS idea now?
Can you lay out your understanding of how this works?- I get the feeling you don't even understand the basics. You are only taxed on profits so why would financing even be brought into the conversation?
It'll be great if there's some way to auto generate plugin templates or hardware controller presets, Ctrlr[0] might be a good target.

[0] https://github.com/RomanKubiak/ctrlr
I thought docker-swarm had been considered neglected to the point of dead and without a future for a few years now. Is this impression incorrect/outdated?

EDIT: So apparently what used to be known as "Docker Swarm" has been posthumously renamed to "Swarm Classic"/"Classic Swarm" and is indeed dead, abandoned, and deprecated. The project currently known as "Docker Swarm" is a younger completely different project which appears actively maintained. "Classic" still has roughly twice the GH stars and forks compared to the new one. I can't be the only one who's dismissed the latter, assuming it to be the former. Very confusing naming and branding, they would probably have more way more users if they had not repurposed the name like this.

https://github.com/docker-archive/classicswarm

> Swarm Classic: a container clustering system. Not to be confused with Docker Swarm which is at https://github.com/docker/swarmkit
Try reading it again.
Not for me. If natural outcomes of type X and frequency Y are tolerable to us and we don't fight them, it indicates that this sort of outcome should be tolerable in general.
"Israeli fighter planes have also attempted to kill children by dropping thousands of booby-trapped toys on Lebanese villages and towns. The Israeli occupying forces have used this method through the years and continue to do so, the most recent example being when booby-trapped toys were dropped on the town of Nabatiyah, killing and injuring children and permanently disfiguring others."
https://www.un.org/unispal/document/auto-insert-180386/
Exactly the same here... Same happens when I see the word 'file' written somewhere (which in Italian means queues, and I'm Italian), and I read it as the English IT word 'file'. This always make me lightly smile.
Go crypto package: obtain a FIPS 140-3 validation
Suicide bombers at least really have skin in the game compared to blowing up people half way around the world by drones at the press of a button. If you want to look down on people, then do it for their reasons to fight or the targets they pick, not for their choice of weapon.
This version loses multiple parts of things that are important

1. I have no control over what was stored
2. I have no control over where the storage is

The liability in this case is the homeowner/host, as you should have and had full ability to change out the locks.

To make it more similar, I think you'd need one of the guests to have taken some amount of art off the wall, and brought it to a storage unit, and then the art later was stolen from the storage unit, and you don't have access to the storage unit.

It's not as good as the naked pictures example because what's been taken is copies of something sensitive, not the whole thing
I get a bit choked up when I see his mural in Montreal: https://www.mtl.org/en/what-to-do/culture-arts-heritage/leon...
I think they're referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
1/4th of my cats have microchips. They were moderately annoyed as I scanned them.

The whole microchip registry thing is a mess, though. There's no authoritative database and I'm certain that the database entry for my cat is at some shelter where he was briefly held. I have no way of updating this data without paying a subscription fee, so that's out of the question.

Outside of IR remotes and popping tesla ports, I have used it to emulate RFID tags. I don't have enough free time to really utilize it appropriately.

Cat tax: https://i.imgur.com/8vAabRM.jpeg -- He is sleeping where he really should not be sleeping.
One of the points I tried to make with this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41568670

The issue is that once you have a "democracy" doing this, and the world's largest military saying "yes, good, this was the right move". Then you've welcomed this new model of warfare.

This is different from suicide bombings, which have been effectively universally condemned and are not an active strategy of any real military.
Senator Bernie Sanders has a plan with several co-sponsors to try to make a 10-year "long-covid moonshot" but given how politics work in this country it will never happen unless watered down to something useless and meaningless.

https://longcovidmoonshot.com/
I get flashbacks to the exodus of Digg, when the admins basically said "Look, we get a lot of junk content and a lot of common source content so we are going to start fast tracking the common source content from trusted providers"

We all know how that went over.
Here’s a cover of his I like, kind of turned on its head.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8eYJwydTxYA
I've seen no evidence people aren't ok with that. Most people around me didn't care about the Snowden revelations. It was only tech people who tightened up security.
IMO the separate-stack nature of ipv6 was a mistake. I can see why they did it, but the changes could've been a lot more incremental otherwise, and we might've been done already. Everyone talks about the biggest change being the 128-bit address space, but the real leap is that pre-existing ipv4 blocks weren't preserved in ipv6.
There are hedge funds that like hiring people who know how to manipulate data in R using dplyr and data.table

Looking for a similar job where my desire/interest to spend all day in Rstudio is a value add to a business
Don't do it. The key can easily get messed up if the rolling code isn't handled appropriately.
>bad jobs

>Microsoft platform

Are you 13, and living in the year 1999?

>as a hacker, why would you want to work for an employer that uses a Microsoft platform ?

Because I want to work in organizations like NASA.

Out in the real world, people care about what gets things done more than what the FOSS community thinks about that choice.

And recruiters will use whatever platform that will allow them to find the right people.

Your definition of "bad jobs" excludes any job that matters (or pays).
There is also a YouTube short series about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-IiVeGAydE
Jim Salter, though he no longer works in journalism afaik.
Yes, fly.io is associated with Litestream, but... how is that related to the above thread or this tool?
Another perspective, I don't mind the real videos. They are helpful. It might be easier to for some watch if the subjects had fairly nice teeth. I think animations would be less helpful.
> most had also played my TI-83+ version of Blackjack.

This brought back the awkward memory of explaining why I had so many routines that started with "BJ" in my calculator.
Good context.
The only "real" thing I did with it was use it as an IR blaster and debug tool to remote control my window fan. Once I figured out the IR protocol, I replaced it with a $10 gizmo from Aliexpress that has an ESP32 hooked up to an IR LED.

Otherwise, it's kinda fun for scanning credit cards, pet microchips, maybe the occasional NFC or RFID tag. It can clone most hotel keycards, at least to the level required to open your door, although the parking gates tend to use better security.

It can also emulate an AirTag, at least on the bluetooth beacon side, which is kinda funny.

But yes, mine mostly lives in a drawer.
"According to one estimate, some Teens may see as many as
1,260 ads per day.200 Children and Teens may be lured through these ads into making purchases or
handing over personal information and other data via dark patterns"

There is a long trail of blood behind google and facebook, amazon... Etc...
That page seems to be describing SCHED_FIFO processes, which are already a thing without PREEMPT_RT. Maybe they weren't back in the pre-2.6 days? Anyway, they are usually limited to 95% of total runtime by the sched_rt_runtime_us tunable, to avoid accidental self-DoSing. Maybe that, too, was later invention -- 2.6 is very very old.

The page goes on:

> A patch does exist to enable process to have real-time process access to any process requesting it.

According to the sched(7) man page, this has never been the case: before 2.6.12, the process had to have CAP_SYS_NICE; after, it was limited by policy through RLIMIT_RTPRIO. I guess it's possible that this was not the case for the original out-of-tree patch set.

But it's been there for many years, well before the 2020 edit that added the bulk of the current text on that wiki page.
Pair programming does not lend itself well to micromanagement.
I dunno you can always drink beer and speed around in a Ford Fiesta. Irresponsibly is free.
Geeonx C crossplatform Application UI
"Hell Is Other People": Sartre's Famous Quote Explained (2023)
It is very real and documented in many many many studies after four years now.

AI analysis of all those studies has come up with at least four different kinds.

Plenty of people like you who were deniers who end up getting it for years now, including many doctors themselves.

https://covid19.nih.gov/news-and-stories/researchers-identif...
These modern garbage collectors are not simply free though. I got bored last year and went on a deep dive with GC params for Minecraft. For my needs I ended up with:
-XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:MaxGCPauseMillis=300 -Xmx2G -Xms768M

When flying around in spectator mode, you'd see 3 to 4 processes using 100%. Changing to more modern collectors just added more load to the system. ZGC was the worst, with 16+ processes all using 100% cpu. With the ParallelGC, yes you'll get the occasional pause but at least my laptop is not burning hot fire.
Sounds like you might need to redo your resume. When i started emphasizing my cloud experience, it got me way more responses(from recruiters on linkedin)

Also word on the street is that a lot of recruiters are using LLMs to scan resumes. So including lots of key words in there, especially ones that show up in the actual job ad might be necessary to get beyond that filter
It might not be as much as one would think. I just looked at their export page and you can only get 6 months of project history data out of their system - I'm guessing that means comments.
It depends on what you want to control. As I stated, I want full control over my apps and data. I am more than happy to rent power, compute, storage and bandwidth from someone else. I ran the math and found that running my own server 24/7 at home would increase my electricity bill by more than what I currently pay for my VPSes.

I self-host my stuff on third-party VPSes and cloud providers. Partly because my residential internet is not suitable for self-hosting and partly because I trust the infra in a profit-motivated datacenter to have WAY more 9s of uptime than anything I could cobble together in my basement. This stuff helps run my life, it's not my hobby, nor something I want to spend more than the necessary amount of time managing.

If I wake up tomorrow and my providers have gone dark without any warning, I am back in action in just a few simple steps:

1. Purchase a new VPS or two

2. Run ansible playbooks

3. Restore data from backups
https://old.reddit.com/r/CatsOnPizza/

https://old.reddit.com/r/orangecats/

Here's a ML problem for someone to consider tackling ... given a cat picture, identify all of the relevant cat subs that it might get posted in. This could be applied to dogs too... but cats rule the internet ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_and_the_Internet )
There is no single authoritative database, but it works kinda like MAC addresses, in that the microchip prefix tells the system who made the chip, which tells them which database to look you up in. You should be able to get the shelter to update the database to match your contact information for you free of charge. At least our shelter was willing to do so. They already have to pay the fee, so why not?
I know that's what they're referring to. If you're concerned about Microsoft gaining undue influence over Vulkan/SPIR-V then rest assured they already effectively controlled the desktop graphics landscape, however they define DirectX becomes the template for hardware vendors to follow, and Vulkan then has to follow their lead.

The pattern is especially obvious with big new features like raytracing, which was added to DirectX first and then some time later added to Vulkan with an API which almost exactly mirrors how DirectX abstracts it. There are even Vulkan extensions which exist specifically to make emulating DirectX semantics easier.
I learned about him by reading (but no audio...) and then watching Barney's version.

A great songwriter, a great book, a very nice movie.
Not only is there evidence of harms, there are is a whole industry focused on fixing the problem for those wealthy enough or incentivized enough to care.

Do a bit of googling, but ADINT and RTB tracking will get you there for search terms.

Or, continue being confidently dismissive of something serious people are taking very seriously. I am sorry if this FTC report targeted the source of your RSUs or otherwise motivated set of incentives, but there’s no free lunch. The consequences are finally landing of your viewpoint, done collectively, over the last decade.
Stuff like this is why back when I still wrote Java we only wanted to turn on JVM telemetry on production boxes if they were canaries. Slower you can work around by deploying more copies. But jitter is not something you can do much about.
So you would rather be known as someone who had an opportunity to report a violation, and chose not to? From my perspective it seem like you decided against acting with integrity in this situation - the moral thing would have been to report the violation, but you chose to look the other way and resign.
Aside: One issue that you'll come across for allergy tests is that they are pretty much useless. It's been a while, but if I recall correctly, the false positive rate is ~10% and the false negative rate is ~45%. This is for both the skin prick and the IgG (IgE?) tests. If you run those numbers through the standard Bayesian analysis, you'll conclude that you pretty much get no information from these tests.

But, really, go out and make sure they don't have some new test these days and figure out what those false positive and false negative rates are.

Essentially, you're at the mercy of the allergists and the luck here. Make sure to find a good MD for help.
Getting kudos for being a "team player" often means that they are deliberately stringing you along to see how much they can get out of you without paying you more. Management and HR is not your friend. You can have good relationships with them, but you need to define reasonable boundaries and stick to them. You can do more than the job description, but at some point you gotta say, "I've proven what I can do, and would love to do more, once you formally give me the role where this new work is appropriate."
So far I have not been able to emulate the keys on either of my cars, a 2001 Ford Ranger and a 2019 Subaru Outback. I think the Ranger is probably possible, but I haven't figured it out yet.
You wish. Xiaomi is especially popular in Europe and has countless specific bugs. This "certification" does nothing.
Plus Fortran!

There’d definitely be some work translating Rust concepts over. It might be impossible/not worth it. But maybe it would be nice to have Rust, C, and Fortran all talking to the same runtime?
Perhaps Reqwireless? Acquihired by Google to work on the WAP dead-end iirc, when then they were figuring out how to deal with mobile.