skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
An interesting legal issue here is that probably many 3-D designs are not copyrightable. Copying machine parts and similar functional designs is legal in the US, the UK, and most industrialized countries, except in the narrow cases covered by patents. Sculpture is copyrightable, but gears and bottlecaps are not. I'm not sure if there is explicit caselaw on this, but almost certainly parametric OpenSCAD designs are copyrightable, being textual works of creative expression in the same vein as Python programs or TrueType fonts; not sure about STEP/IGES parametric designs, although logically the same principles should apply.

So most Thingiverse designs that are copies of existing products are probably entirely legal, or legal except in a very few countries where they infringe Saudi laws about nudity depictions or patents or something, but by the same token, in many cases the licenses of the Thingiverse Things will not be usefully enforceable, because the STL (or perhaps a resampled version thereof) is statutorily not subject to copyright.
Side channel attacks are only possible because the hardware is currently vulnerable. They are not a law of nature. Once you solve the vulnerability at its root and it becomes physically inexistent, and there's no more running hardware in the market that has such vulnerability, it would make no sense to keep such software mitigation.
Typing this on a 2015 13 inch macbook pro with 4 out of 6 batteries swelled.. I'm pretty sure I could get Apple to service it but I will attempt to do locally here in Shenzhen. It is around 50USD to replace the batteries on the spot with a "new, original" pack..

The dilemma is, do I want an "original" pack back in?
I quickly searched but couldn’t find any records of Kuo speaking of a “spiritual successor to SE” or “cancellation of X” in Chinese. The closest I could find is a piece from January in which he speculated about Xs getting smaller and a new line between Xs and Xs Max with cheaper LCD (than OLED).

The author is blowing Kuo’s predictions way out of proportion.
That is an oversimplification. It is always legal to share with friends and visitors. What the law relates to is the chaos that can ensue. If you start feeding a lot of homeless then you will start getting a lot of homeless around. They will set up camps, leave trash and shit and needles around, and petty property crimes will increase. Because of the reliably repeatable downsides that come with philanthropy some limits are enforced. This is similar to it being illegal to shout "Fire!" in a crowded theater or illegal to play music at volumes that cause intense distress to those around you.
On the plus side, Google at least tells you when it omits words and offers to put them back in now. Not that it does much good. Something about Google the search engine changed and now it's impossible to get good results for anything but the most obvious queries. I tried looking up why every commercial pot pie says to let it sit for 5 minutes.

I looked this up years ago and got blog posts explaining it. All I get now is page after page of recipes for homemade pot pies. You'd think after a while some logic would spin up to say "I bet this isn't what they're looking for! Let's try something else." It used to do that.
I have 3 principles. The first one is KISS. The second one is DRY. This third one is that there is only 3 principles. DRY is less important than KISS. Sometimes, RY is a good way to simplify.
Where did I say it shouldn't be patched? I just said this is information I think a user would care to know along with the patch.
npm install @aws/s3 works for me.

npm install burrito doesn't.
The difference being you can get in your car and drive to near the entrance of a store (or to a neighbor's). I know. I had to do it for a few months.
Comparing dollar prices in isolation makes almost no sense. You need to at least look at average/median monthly income and compare via some normalized metric, like a variant of Purchasing Power Parity [1] .

Even if you do this, comparisons are hard. Completely different economies, market structures and target groups, subsidies, taxation, regulation, etc can all have a big effect.

Looking at India, it has a GDP per Capita that's 1/8 of the US, and an average monthly income of 150$!

That should give you a measure for how 10$ in India are very different from 10$ in the US.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purchasing_power_parity
Facebook co-founder: Libra coin would shift power into the wrong hands
Juicing engagement necessarily comes at the expense of trustworthiness.

(I initially inadvertently typoed "truthworthiness", which I think is more apt.)
What you describe is the core issue in existentialist philosophy. Being free means having the freedom to choose the meaning for yourself. That kind of freedom of purpose and ultimate responsibility can be horrifying.

" Meaning is everywhere. There is always meaning. Or at least all
things show a disturbing tendency to have meaning ascribed to them
when intelligent creatures are present. It’s just that there’s no
final Meaning, with a capital M. Though the illusion that there might
be is comforting for a certain class of mind. "

-- Iain M. Banks, The Hydrogen Sonata
Part of it is because of this messaging use case https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-internet-is-filling-up-beca...
I don't believe either are the subject of the conference. And you've created a caricature to argue against, which is at best disingenuous. It's not possible to have reasoned debate in such an environment.
Tanking DDoS? Like, the more connections you can handle normally, the less filtering you need to do on incoming connections?
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Likely implied by OP. See https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/et_al.#English
Couldn't have asked for a better answer to “is my brain doing something wonky or am I just an edgy slacker?”
I’m really not convinced that this is a realistic concern.

And anyway, what you’re posing certainly isn’t a performance concern, but a “does the software work” concern.
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Maybe I do not understand your point, but can you go with a broken Apple laptop , without a schedule to shopping mall, have someone test it, tell you a diagnose and how much will it cost, ifv you decide you want a new one would the shop offer you money for the working parts of your Apple laptop( Apple is trying to make this illegal, reusing parts)
Wine Developers Concerned with Ubuntu Dropping 32-Bit Support
New E-Tattoo Enables Accurate, Uninterrupted Heart Monitoring for Days
Belgium, here. I pay €20 for 4gbyte and unlimited call and SMS.
This is booking.com in an nutshell
Technically there’s cellophane which is a plastic based on cellulose. But it requires toxic chemicals to produce.
I may press too hard, but I've had a few packs of them and ~50% would break on me and start leaking ink like a squid. Great pens otherwise though.
Yep, he's very well-known in certain circles, having started working on singles with solo artists alongside the previous duos mashup work.

If this resulted in substantial data loss, it could be really bad.
Wow. That's insane! And still Technical Guruji doesn't get as favorable treatment from Google as MKBHD does (like giving phones one month before release to try, calling him in all conferences etc.)
The Republican Party has moved to the left, not the right, since the 80s. The Democrat party has moved farther to the left than the Republicans have. It's actually a reasonable analogy.
> The only practical way to avoid needing duplication is scripting or frames, which is not ideal for the end users.

Or static generation? (e.g. I rolled my own)
My theory is that because guns are banned in the UK, the only real way to reduce crime is to have cameras everywhere.
For a 4% loan you pay off 10% of the mortgage in the first 5 years and 22% after 10 years.
Interesting, I didn't know about that legislation.

In that case, I don't follow supermarkets' logic. If donations are restricted to people who can't otherwise afford the food, and the food will be discarded anyway, why not donate it? Maybe some people will substitute donated food in place of purchasing food themselves. I wonder if supermarkets have data suggesting this is a meaningful fraction of customers.
OpenSSHd does not “tank DDoS”, it’ll simply consume all resources available to it if attacked.

The only way to mitigate such an attack would be to drop it before it reaches the SSH daemon.
Was Obama right of Clinton? Those pictures of kids held in chain link cages that went around in the early days of Trump, those were from Obama’s concentration camps. Speaking of Obama, he was elected twice on the platform that gay people should not marry. Trump is the first president elected in open support of gay marriage. Obama immigration policies were a hairs breath to the left of Trump, or maybe to the right since he deported far more people.

Clinton was to the right of Trump on many things.
You can get it done with a little bit of user interaction: https://github.com/JuliaDiffEq/diffeqpy
It seems to me.
Similar to Tesla then, this is not acceptable for some hardware you use to do your work. When you sell your new shiny product your repair shops should have been trained, should have all the parts,manuals, software needed to fix the problems that would appear, things break, even if the user is at fault he should be able to have it fixed.
But there’s already a system in place for giving food to people who obviously need it: just giving it to them
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The age of electric flight is finally upon us
AMD has some interesting work in this area.

https://github.com/qemu/qemu/blob/master/docs/amd-memory-enc...
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This happened to me on Mother's Day. They already had me, I was committed, and then they tacked on $25 shipping (this is not a heavy item) in two separate charges for some reason. I abandoned and got almost the exact same item cheaper on Amazon with free shipping.

All they had to do was not be greedy-- I probably would have paid up to $10 for shipping even knowing it was inflated, even knowing I could probably find the item cheaper, just to get it over with. If you can't land that kind of sale you're doing something wrong. Of course, maybe I'm the idiot and they're making bank by ripping people off, but I wouldn't want to have anything to do with a place like that.
> Corporations are similarly centrally planned, but the quarter plan is in many ways as bad as 5 year one.

The fundamental advantage of corporations over centrally planned states is not their time horizon, but our tolerance to allow them to go bankrupt.

Markets out perform voting by concentrating power in the hands of those who make good decisions (where "good" is defined by the market).
Some of those aren't SPA specific. They're just javascript. Some are done by external libraries like redux. Some are benefits, however, two way data flow is a janky model in itself that could possbily be done away with by a nice data structure imo.

Also, this SPA cargo cult has been around a lot longer than Web Components which have just the past year or two become cross browser compatible.

I expect great things from them.

Web Components and their associated libraries can and will do all of those as they grow.
"I’m really not convinced". Ok great thanks, neither is anyone else, which is why we'd like numbers.
What I was trying to say was I think library users care to know how urgent it is. If this is being used in the wild then application vendors might need to provide out-of-band patches somehow, and end users should rush to get those patches. If OTOH this is known to be extremely hard to pull off and not known to be used, then it'd be nice for users to know that just the same. Nowhere was I trying to suggest they should avoid providing the patch altogether or something.
that's good to know
I know its cynical of me, but whenever I see people talking like this, all I can think is how craven and cowardly they are.

The desire for some overarching sense of meaning is motivated by, in my experience, simple fear. Fear and a lack of faith in one's character (which is another kind of fear: what might I do if I didn't have a framework taking control away from me?)

There isn't any final meaning we can pin down, and even if there were such a thing, we pretty clearly are incapable of figuring it out.

There is lots of stuff we'll never understand, both personally and as a species. True wisdom is, in my opinion, transcending the discomfort associated with not knowing.
How do you kick start a well-being initiative in your office?
I’m not following the logic - are you implying police with guns are intimidating, which is the only effective way to stop crime? There are many countries that counter that multiple ways. Look at the militarized police in Central American countries that are 10x more intimidating but much less effective.
The site seems dead. Cached version here: https://web.archive.org/web/20190621120031/https://capitalan...
Hmmm 2016 MacBook Pro here -- just brought it back to have the keyboard serviced. Checked the website and it says:

>The serial number you entered is not eligible under this program because either:

>It's not in the affected serial number range.

>Our records show that your device has already been serviced as part of this Program.

Opened up Cocunut Battery and have relized they replaced the battery without telling me. It's done very subtely on the service completion document -- "Replaced Top Case with Battery" -- are these parts not seperate?
It's not mentioned because it's irrelevant. There is no security / performance trade off for a secure program. It's secure or its not.
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Blockchain Startup Algorand Raises $60M USD in Token Sale
Linux Mint 19 all the way. Run's flawlessly on my s/o's Acer, my father's T530 and my T450.
Still working today, 20 years later.

https://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime-update.html

SDO has better images, but no coronagraph.

https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/
Plastic pollution is a general problem for everyone, including in the USA.

If we're talking specifically about plastic pollution in waterways, the USA is nowhere close to the top of the list for that particular problem.

In the USA, we have the means to recycle most plastics, but there needs to be political will to get it done. Merely relying on industries to make a profit off of plastic recycling is not nearly sufficient.

We need to enact more regulations to ensure that more products are make with recyclable materials, that the products themselves can easily be recycled, and provide incentives to actually do the recycling. We have a lot of work ahead of us, and in the current political climate, little political will to get it done. This is a big problem in the USA.
You'll find most U.S. urban areas are just as connected as San Francisco. SF NIMBY mindset prevents infrastructure improvements required to improve connectivity.
I do think it's interesting that the quality of the MBP have fallen so much. Obviously, they have improved specs, but my 2013 MBP is still going strong.

I am kinda nervous about the battery swelling; maybe I should open it up and take a look.
What non sense he is talking about? Can someone point to the actual quote from Kuo, and by cancelling iPhone XS do they simply mean the next iPhone XS will have new name (as it does every year) and maybe a little smaller like the SE? Certainly doesn't sound as exciting when you put it that. Author seems very desperate for clicks on this one. Or maybe he's being sarcastic?
It seems the site died due to HN's hug of death. You can still read the text here[0] but images are not loading.

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[0]: https://web.archive.org/web/20190621031723/https://capitalan...
"At 13, kids are still more than a decade from having a fully developed prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain involved in decision-making and impulse control. And yet parents and educators unleash them on the internet at that age"

Very first sentences and I can't help but think: well, if this whole "need 10 more years to make real decision and control their impulse" is true, why can they drive at 16 and vote at 18?
An entrepreneur wants to track the residents of a high-crime American community
I remember visiting Canada (this was many years ago) and looking into local prepaid SIM cards. The cost of roaming data was actually cheaper than the data pricing on the local prepaid SIM cards...
Annual tickets are barely worth it if you just take the tube, not buses, and don't use it at weekends. Single fare prices were frozen by the mayor, but travelcards were not.
Old systems can't cope with congested skies, vested interests block reform
You can use a service like Backblaze[1] and encrypt the backups with a password. This is saving you a LOT of worry and risk for $6/month.

[1]https://www.backblaze.com
It must be said, the initial report said that the reason the two devices were cancelled was because they were not passing QA. That seems... quite believable. The Pixel C was a great design for a tablet, amazing aspect ratio that sadly nobody else has copied, looked fantastic... but reliability was terrible.

The screen connector was too close to the graphics chip and disconnected (fairly reliably) after about a year, it had a string of early bootloader responsiveness problems, the team promised HDMI output over USB-C and could never get it to work, early screens had response problems etc etc.

Google had good aftersales support, but I know a lot of owners who went through at least four of them.

I'm not so convinced that this is about tablets. I think it's about more fundamental issues at Google's hardware divisions and their inability to fix reliability issues and engineer in ways that stop them cropping up like Samsung and Apple have (odd exceptions notwithstanding, before you mention keyboards or the Note 7 at me) generally done.

It seems like virtually all Google hardware has problems. And I wonder if some of that is because of the Google's seeming inability to maintain long term focus on something. The hardware team will never get as good at Apple at reliability if it's unable to stick to engineering the same product for more than eighteen months. I also suspect this is the end for ChromeOS as a tablet OS.

So, in conclusion, Samsung, please make a tablet with a 1:√2 aspect ratio. Please! The Pixel C was the best comic reading tablet ever made.
The economics work better for renters that are moving, rather than owners.

For an owner, their property taxes are lower than it would be with a new house out of state. If they want they can borrow against the home value to access the equity. Their income is lower, so less attraction moving to a lower tax state.
Serious question, is Chrome considered to be more secure than Firefox by cybersecurity professionals? And if so, why?
Stephenson's books are funny. They're totally gripping while I'm reading them, but afterwards I'm never sure if I liked them or not.

I plowed through Quicksilver when it came out and loved it. Some time later I picked up The Confusion and was very excited to get on with the story, until I read the first couple of pages and realized I'd forgotten most of the plot and relationships and would have to reread the first...and the thought of that filled me with dread. I put the whole thing aside and have never regretted it.
You said you shouldn't care if it was not found in the wild, this is just wrong
I think it is mostly on social issues that politics has drifted left on. So it wouldn't surprise that people would different opinions on the drift if they weighted issues differently.

I would be interested to hear contrary opinions on why we haven't drifted left socially.
Did a quick test, seems like it times out after 2min of system idle time, unrelated to display timeout (caffeinate -d doesn't prevent it) or actual idle system state (caffeinated -I doesn't either), and even on AC power (to prevent OLED burn in?)

The timeout implementation could definitely be improved. In 6 months I've hat that computer I've never had it be a problem or even found it annoying in any way though.
Rape was a valid reproductive strategy for humans for most of our history.
Why do you think mongol DNA is so prevalent?

Reproduction through “love” is a fairly modern concept, while not all rape was at the hands of an invading army or by some serial predator in a dimly lit cave (or parking lot) the sexual dynamics were very different across the population and would be considered rape by most people today especially in the west.
I don't see the problem. Overseas, in many third-world and developing countries, bribery is how business gets done. If you don't participate, you don't do business.
Personally I suspect the corporate death penalty will be even more worthless than the actual one for deterrence. The corporate shield isn't supposed to apply to criminal conduct for participants in the first place.

Any investor should already treat them as disposable sources of revenue so crooked business actors would do the same. It would be like sentencing the gun to the death penalty and letting the robber go free. Instead pursue all those with actual power and liability who don't do the right thing and leave those who did alone as possible (it shouldn't stop enforcement) or reward them.

Otherwise they will be encouraged to "3S" (shoot, shovel, and shut up) their problems instead of cooperating or reporting.
I've been told, at least in the US, that we have more than enough food at food banks. It's much more of a distribution problem. Things like these help a bit.

It's also interesting to see that places are investigating direct shipments to homes as well. I don't have any sources but discussions with local food banks. I was told over a year ago that west coast states have started testing it.

I think both these ideas can help different groups of hungry people. Those with an address & those without.
> The associated tidal torque is about 2 orders of magnitude below the present day Venusian atmospheric torque

That never occurred to me before this moment, but of course the dense atmosphere would tend to exert some tidal drag. The above sentence indicates the atmosphere alone suffices to explain the slow rotation.

But that would seem to flat-out contradict everything else said here. The atmosphere, not the ancient ocean, is the explanation. What am I missing?
Facebook would like to remind the world it owns Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus
It is, though. It takes minutes to just set a set of folders to sync and there are so many services that do this either for free up to a certain size or just cheaply. Manually backing stuff up is a chore that most people will put off, which is why most services now do it in the background.
Ransomware gang hacks MSPs to deploy ransomware on customer systems
> According to this paper, glass bottles need to be recycled 20 times in order to reach the same CO2 footprint as a PET bottle

This does not support the OP's case that "Glass is heavier and causes more CO2 emissions because of the increased energy use for transporting them."

There is going to be plenty of transport taking place during those 20 cycles of use and recycle. If the main energy cost of glass is in transport, as he asserted, that's only going to make it less competitive vs. plastic as the number of cycles increases.
CEO claims Facebook ‘ripped off’ his bank startup’s logo for crypto project
That one of the operands is the flag register, affected by other instructions you might want to schedule. RISC-V might have its own way to mitigate this.
The benefit of a Fresnel lense is that it only needs to roughly collimate the light, not to focus an image, whereas for a telescope mirror or lense you want as much incident light to come to the focal plane at the same focal length.
There is a need to personally attack people?
Countries that trust scientists the most–and the least
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