skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think YouTube is avoiding responsibility here - hosting videos for kids with billions of views and running ads on them, while saying "it's not for kids" to save money to actually curate / avoid showing videos not safe for them.
YouTube kids is also disingenuous here - no 10+ year old would want to watch that.

Saying "it's the responsibility of parents" is the same PR driven avoiding of responsibility by YouTube.

YouTube themselves make it as easy as possible for kids to use YouTube (preinstalled apps on TVs etc), they should bear some responsibility too.
I wonder what counts as a credit monitoring service. Can I choose what service I use? ...Can I monitor it myself?
> He said that the platform’s stated age policy is largely a ploy to avoid complying with the law, which makes it illegal to collect data on children under 13 without parental consent.

Getting tired of my at the time 6 year old videos being mixed in with mine, I tried to make an account for her and set the age to 6 and it was shutdown. I had to get out a credit card and jump through hoops to get it back on. I wish I could set an age and language filter on YouTube. For now its you can watch anything in your subscriptions and the off chance you want to watch something new we'll help.

Apparently all kids like to watch the same thing over and over again which is why the view counts are so high but i don't doubt YouTube is the most popular site for kids. Not sure about the ad stuff cause I pay for premium.
Carbon nanotubes to recycle waste heat
That's not _quite_ booting _without_ an SD card though ;)
Which is why I mentioned that it will be a problem in the future, not today. Imagine all of India airconed. And it's also why I mentioned albedo. That will drastically increase the sun insolation effect, today a lot of the suns energy is reflected back into space. This will change, especially with solar panels.
You'll have no disagreement from me but I'm not sure I would say that collective government action is a form of worker influence but rather broader societal influence.
Or you could let go of that anger you're holding on to and buy a used one for $1000 :) https://reverb.com/p/teenage-engineering-op-1
Because in proto2 everyone used "optional" anyway.
I guess it's a little bit of both. First mistake they made was that they tasked local contractors (think O(1) people) with forking their very own linux distro from Ubuntu. Then they put a lot of ressources into the KDE3-fork which was made to look like Windows NT (because they were migrating from that in 200x and you know the secretaries for life...). In the end they wondered why all their application software was old and buggy and I suppose from the whole project there was no significant contract work upstreamed (think LO performance patches...). Also being 1% of the market apparently does not entice any competition in the public software (think access-frontends in VB6@1000€s per place) market.

Given this, some years ago, the mayor changed, Accenture did a 'cost' study and MS moved its german HQ to the city.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Teenage+Engineering+OP-1+Connec...

You don't need to solder, the connectors are on a user-replaceable daughter board.
The FTC - verified on Twitter - tweeted the URL. That chain of trust is good enough for me.
A deep dive into the math of GANs
> However, European case law clearly states that data such as emails your boss has sent about you is exempt from this.

> “The reason behind this exemption is that those internal messages contain the personal thoughts of your boss. The right of access does not extend to all the personal messages, thoughts and ideas people have about you. So, based on the GDPR, you will not be able to access them,” says Zadeh.

Oops.
Great idea. Then when the air gets dirty we can just charge people for purified air.
A stirring defense of lucid and unpretentious writing, in a context when it is most needed.
Definitely! If someone is able to figure out how to use less water to grow the same amount of crops they could totally outcompete and undercut other producers.

There's an interesting Planet Money episode about it: https://www.npr.org/2019/06/12/732147345/the-water-marketpla...
Mapwith.ai
Game Hacking on Linux using process_vm_writev
If you have any basic credit card, you probably have credit monitoring. It's included with most cards. Like, for example, my basic free Capital One card comes with free credit monitoring with CreditWise, which counts for this context.
I'm opposed to the death penalty for a number of reasons, one is as stated in the article: the discrepancies in our criminal justice system make it so that black folks are disproportionately executed.

Secondly, this subtlety shows how much power prosecutors have in our criminal justice system. In the past few years many prosecutors have sought out the death penalty knowing full well that the DOJ put a moratorium on executions -- one has to wonder how many prosecutors would continue forward if an execution was guaranteed to occur.
It is a failure, but not of the HTTP service. It's a failure of the RPC call.

404 means "this API doesn't exist", not "the API exists but it returns an error"
Woah. It's hard to talk politics here but this is hard to read. Unsure if this is allowed, but tough to read how apparently it's a single person, William Barr, who's asking for people to be killed. Secondly, the people they choose to kill first "is a member of a white supremacist group", with the straight up goal of not allowing people to play the race card in debating this. Oof.

Typing that up it really makes me feel like this link shouldn't be posted here on HN. Even though the people leaving comments are are much more relatable and better than other online boards, it seems more fitting to be talked about in another place.
I don't think you'll find any scientist that will predict that the sun will burn out in a hundred years :-)
I agree. It's not about consumers, or workers, but citizens as a whole and the society they want to exist in.
Raspberry Pi 4, latest Raspbian Lite image (2019-07-10 with kernel 4.19), and did apt-get update and upgrade prior to test and rebooted, official case with Fan modded in [1] to ensure it does not get anywhere near throttling.

[1] https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2019/raspberry-pi-4-needs-...

And everyone asks for longevity tests and industrial grade performance, but I always answer the same: I have had four Pis running almost continuously (99.9% uptime, occasional reboot for updates) for 3+ years, and have used the same set of 6 Evo+ cards for 3+ years now, and have never had any problems with corruption in any of those cards.

I also run a Kubernetes cluster with 4 Pis (see www.pidramble.com) from time to time (right now it's running), and I have never had a corruption issue either.

The main thing I attribute this to is the fact that I'm using reliable, quality power supplies (either Pi Foundation official supply or some other name brand or good PoE power supplies that support at least 2A).
Canadians with chronic pain to test app to manage symptoms
Thankyou. That would suggest it is feasible on a large scale. Hopefully more countries will start to invest in desalination plants. With ocean levels rising, now should be a good time to optimize that process even further.
Without a sense of action, that "proper context" just causes more mental anguish. I'm obviously writing from a place of accepting climate change - I'm just describing why denying it is so attractive. Lifestyle choices are intrinsically a social game - your ignorant climate change denier is likely very concerned about some different issue, and can't understand why you're ignoring it. There are so many problems, it's impossible to care about them all. Meanwhile the media encourages both ignorances, pitting them against one another to insulate the status quo.
Do you have custom rules enabled? I'm running the default uBlock Origin (version 1.18.6) on Firefox (60.8.0esr - company machine) and didn't have any problems. uBlock reports that it blocked seven requests to four domains (ads-twitter.com, bing.com, facebook.net and googletagmanager.com)
Clients can optionally send a DISCONNECT packet to signal that they intend to disconnect. However there is no equivalent for the server. So if a server drops the connection, the client will only find out when it sends its next PING or other packet.

Edit: Also, it's worth noting that MQTT 5 greatly expands on the error reasons that the server can send to the client if it wants to indicate precisely why it's dropping the client.
Depends on the cost of electricity vs natural gas in your area.
They look white but say they're black: a tiny town in Ohio wrestles with race
One would hope :(
You may not understand that sentence for cultural reasons because even for someone familiar with how tipping works in the US they might not understand the sentence either because it is the very definition of "gaslighting"[1].

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaslighting
I believe that for some time now the general consensus is that YouTube is not a fair or lawful business and that profit margins are of much greater concern than any code of ethics or sense of moral obligation to either it's content creators or those viewing the content.

For instance, mainstream media has a huge advantage over original content creators when it comes to trending. So, in my mind, seeing data like this is far from surprising and I feel will eventually become the norm for YouTube.
Presumably because they do not want huge segments of the human population to die because they are unable to afford access to the literally most basic necessity for life on this planet.
Ask HN: How am I “supposed to” manage GPG key loss or compromise?
I maintain a popular software package. I sign all of my commits with a GPG key, and may start signing releases soon.

I am also travelling frequently. I'm concerned about a few scenarios:

a) Loss of my private key. My private key lives on a Yubikey, which could simply get lost at some point.
b) The key is compromised. A border agent, for example, asks for my Yubikey and puts it into their computer (yes I have a PIN, but they can demand that as well).

My question is what I am "supposed to" do in these scenarios. All the advice on the internet says to use just one private key, and not to have multiple. However, I'm just not sure how I can assure the users of my software that, if I lose my key or it is compromised, that I can create a "new" key which is actually still me.

What am I supposed to do here? One added complication is that my private key is a Yubikey and I can't move it off of that physical hardware to another location or even copy it and back it up somewhere.
There's a really cool project for the Organelle called Orac[1] that turns it into a super cool modular synthesizer. It's also available for Raspberry Pi and Bela Salt

[1] https://github.com/TheTechnobear/Orac
If more people file, does the fine increase or the payout decrease?
Exactly. My father in law lives in a town that has no water metering (and usually, but not always, plenty of water).
In the summer he puts his sprinklers in 2 or 3 times a day, even when dire warnings are issued about water consumption.
Human behavior is all about the impact on the back pocket (particularly if you are a pensioner).
The FTC disagrees: https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/refunds/eq...
It's only a problem if the authority is obscured by an unrelated domain name. If the page was a location on a site with known authority, or a subdomain, it could be validated much more easily. Unfortunately, vanity gets in the way.
Indeed, but you can also use an AC to heat a space, but the efficiency will go down as the outside temperature drops. Heat pumps work both ways.
It takes scale to reduce prices, low prices to create demand, demand to produce scale.

Everything but the control unit of the CPU could be kept the same, but that is still a different wafer design.
Egg of Columbus
I'm curious what you mean by this.

A typical AC in the US is a compressor based heat-pump, though the term "heat pump" is colloquially used to describe a compressor based heat-pump used to heat, rather than cool, a building.

Lastly the term HVAC is a catchall that includes heat pumps.
99% Invisible made the argument that it also changed the US electoral map.

"And the ubiquity of AC has had a serious impact on how and maybe most profoundly where we live. Hot places like Arizona and Florida saw huge influxes of residents. A mass migration to the so-called “Sunbelt” changed the political map, too, as electoral college seats moved with citizens. And since a lot of these new southward migrants were conservative retirees, they voted Republican, forming a key target demographic in Reagan’s election in 1980."

https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/thermal-delight/
Extolling? No. My point is that hedge funds have resources and smart people working on signals that they will trade on before you see them in Google trends.

Also, some hedge funds do well while others do not. Most are very secretive and many have proprietary investment arms that are wildly profitable.
does the AD algorithm support functions with variant input sizes? For example, the input to a function is an array?
If a child killer is duly convicted beyond the shadow of a doubt, then that is the fitting end. Full stop. It's not murder, it's justice. I'm rather sick of how soft the West has gotten in dealing with serious crimes. You murder someone, especially an innocent child, you have broken the social compact and you deserve to be removed from society permanently. Tax payers should not be spending their hard-earned money keeping the evil murderers alive.
there was nothing stated about anything like any of that in the announcement, I mean it was such a close match to me that I was awfully tempted to send back an email "what do you mean more experienced, who is the more experienced person in the country for these things you say you want than I"
I’ve become somewhat fascinated by consumer activism and think there’s a missing opportunity to build something like change.org specifically to boycott specific companies, products, etc to pressure change.

Edit: should throw in I actually submitted this idea for Startup School and in the early MVP ideation/building phase.
I believe NerdWallet counts as well.
It is officially linked from the FTC.gov website.

https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/cases-proceedings/refunds/eq...

So I strongly doubt it is a scam.
FedRAMP Ideation Challenge: Shape how govt performs cloud security ATOs
Exactly. The parent is thinking along the lines of “but when the error is thrown successfully, it actually means success!” and at the same time missing out on an opportunity to leverage a well-understood error handling standard in HTTP.
Not a dumb question at all. Electronic music can be a lot of fun to make.

The fact you have a Mac, and a MIDI controller is a great start. The next steps would be choosing your DAW and then starting to experiment with the many different features.

Its a little dated, but here is a good link on picking a DAW: https://www.rrfedu.com/blog/2016/09/19/pro-tools-vs-logic-vs.... I personally use Logic as I got it on sale and it works well with the touchbar (a miracle I know).

Next, you just need to experiment. Watch tutorials, mess around with the instruments, and just have fun!

Eventually, you can expand your software/hardware collection. However you should just need your Mac, MIDI Controller, and DAW to start.
Fairly sure several races in the Babylon V universe were entirely capable of killing a star if they really wanted to, so I’ll try and forgive JMS the poetic license.
Media has been rightly under fire these past few years, but stories like this and the recent re-hashing of the Epstein case go to show the power of the fourth estate.

Reading that Door Dash article was like reading The Jungle by Upton Sinclair, which exposed the realities of working in the meat packing plants in Chicago at the turn of the century and led to reforms. Tech only makes it easier to abuse low end labor, its good to see that muckraking is still a viable form of journalism.
I get that you're being facetious. But if purified air became sufficiently expensive, and it was the only way to breathe, everyone really would get serious about polluting less.
The Little Robot That Lives at the Library
> But if that is the case, don’t you think it would be better not to perpetuate conjecture masquerading as facts which can’t withstand basic scrutiny

Not any more than claiming that research data is automatically conflicted out just because it receives government funding.
People who eat more "living" foods such as veggies and fruits consume water via those foods. Also, dehydrating foods such as dried, salty potato chips affect this too.

So the foods you eat drastically affect how much water you need. Lastly, exercise plays a big role as well.
I use anki for math, computer science, languages and a lot of other things. i do this successfully (at least by my standards) and i think it works very well
Is it that unfair, what I'm saying? If you believe the government should be a democracy, and you believe that democracies have unchecked power, then logically you can assume that, eventually, people will vote themselves into nicer homes (or at least try to).

Currently in America, we steal people's homes to build more affluent homes. We call this 'revitalization.' We just kick those poor people out, often minorities, and let the rich people move in. Where do those people go? Who cares, as long as they're not here! Since they have no jobs and no houses, we'll throw half of them in for-profit prisons, the other half will become captive-voter welfare class.

It's a sick, twisted world we live in, thanks to the government.
> Not only are temperatures exceeding pretty much everywhere in the United States right now

This is a bit misleading. Our big heat wave was last week, temperatures about the same as in this article (and the heat index around 10 F higher).
It's been OK for restaurants because the tipped wage was a fixed number.
If a free market is left alone to set prices, do any resources end up under-priced?
Yes, I am vegan.

As for saturated fat I have no idea what if any can be wrong with it from human health point of view. Literature and observational studies are contradictory and it all depends on the whole diet. But I do know from personal experience and from some hints from literature that mixing it or vegetable oil for that matter with highly processed starches or sugars is bad.
Inert gas asphyxiation seems, to me, like the ideal option for capital punishment. Probably nitrogen gas. It requires no medical training to administer, is commonly available, causes loss of consciousness and death quickly, and does not cause unduly distressing physiological symptoms.
I guess you use the same logic when drinking sea water.

Sugar and caffeine will dehydrate you. You'll be driven to drink more water to compensate.

Vote me down, obese soda patrons.
Have you been able to get this to work? I can't get Stylus to override any styles on the new Twitter site.
No, it won't ever become a problem. 7 orders of magnitude means we get 10 million times more energy from sun than we generate in electricity. Bringing rest of the world energy use to US/Europe standard will at worst result in 100 times more waste heat generation than now (and almost surely much less than that), which is still far cry from 10 million.
404 does not mean "this API doesn't exist". It means, quote,

The 404 (Not Found) status code indicates that the origin
server did not find a current representation for the target
resource or is not willing to disclose that one exists.

Resource here is a transport-level (HTTP) representation of a business-logic concept, in most cases a document, but if your HTTP server happens to front a credit card validation service, potentially a credit card. Or a user. Or a recipe.
I was forced to use Windows at school when I was already using Linux at home for about 2 years. So what do you think I should've done here?
They have minute data and a bunch of free fundamentals for US markets going back to 2002. If you want to trade equities, they should have everything you need. And if they don't, you can buy proprietary datasets for a reasonable price, or you can upload your own.
I think it was the restrictive licenses. They made certain that no company could invest in it, give it a good GUI.

Most companies can’t survive/thrive the way that RedHat did. Not saying it can’t ever work, but it definitely was a factor in keeping plan9 from getting popular.
List of twitter accounts I've curated over time. Way to much overhead if you're looking to dive straight into something though.
Never thought I would be so enthralled with railway construction.
Show HN: Roast My Startup
Hey all.

I am posting here because i am about to launch "officially" my new marketplace startup Eirify a creative marketplace and i am looking for opinions, constructive feedback, and any comments, especially with in experience in this field. I am hoping to learn lots from people here.

https://eirify.com

First of all introducing Eirify: Eirify is a creative marketplace for unique assets home to a wide variety of specialized stores created by individuals and companies to showcase and share their unique products. We want to stand out more from other marketplaces by focusing on the creator themselfs.

What Eirify is trying to be: To understand the power of Eirify, imagine an Etsy store built solely for digital creator: a creator who sells awesome stock audio rather than clay pots or thrilling GoPro footage rather than knitted socks. Eirify allows developers, data gurus, photographers, musicians, designers, among some, to sell their digital content online through their very own store. We make the process simple by combining the ease of use of a platform like Etsy with the personalization and eCommerce power of Shopify.

Let me know what you think!
The payout would decrease.
Can't the brine be dumped back into the sea somewhere, leaving net saltiness the same?
I can see that dumping point would become clogged, but presumably that would be only a local environmental issue.
You can use it in spring too as a heat pump, especially if you don't stay at home during the day so you only need to heat and cool the living room.

Really the main issue in Northern Europe is that houses do not even have blinds. In Italy or Greece it's not too common to have AC either, but people live just fine by shutting the blinds during the day.
I‘m not sure such a controversial topic should be on here.

Given that people are being killed for a broken tail light or because they encountered the wrong cop at the wrong time, the death penalty is just the logical conclusion in a culture that values the right to kill more than the right to live.
Agencies Should Provide Clarification on Lenders' Use of Alternative Data
There was some discussion here [1] that may be relevant. There is also some relevant discussion on stackexcahnge [2]

[1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15533878

[2] - https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/199863/correct-...
From elsewhere in this thread, here is an article from a year ago that dismisses using GDPR to access emails about you.

https://thenextweb.com/eu/2018/05/03/no-gdpr-wont-let-you-re...
How I left everything for the sake of my own engine and created the new game
I don't quite follow your issues, but when I use Nuxt (a SSR config for Vue), I can get the basics of the app interface itself in a day, polishing on the next day or so, and then I can work on getting the endpoints I stubbed out to work on the backend, or hopefully a dedicated backend dev has worked on that concurrently. Basic login and authentication will add another day or two. Whatever ejecting is doesn't come into the equation, and I can get the hosting instantly on Now.sh.