skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They could adopt a different model like in Prague where a ticket is time-based and ticket inspectors roam and fine people. The tickets cover buses, trams, metro, funicular, ferries and you can buy a yearly ticket for about £150.

The UK makes travelling by public transport as tedious as possible.
iPhone Hack Targets Uyghurs
there's plenty of ways to store things without refrigerating them. you can keep meats and other things for a long time without refrigeration.. using for example salt.
Show HN: Ackee – Self-hosted website analytics
So if they start banning deepfakes. Will it become illegal for comedians to do impressions? Some are really good at it.
A side project I've been working on for a while now. Ackee is a self-hosted, Node.js based analytics tool for those who care about privacy. It runs on your own server, analyses the traffic of your websites and provides useful statistics in a minimal interface. If you have any questions or feedback, just write it here :) Thanks!
If I understood what little I read of the exploit details, it actually loads an opaque payload through WebGL calls, so simply crawling with an iPhone's user-agent wouldn't be enough to notice anything "fishy". The site can just serve the payload to all visitors, then the implant will get installed if the resulting kernel calls are broken as described in the article.
Yes, there is an old American quote, probably apocryphal, that went something like “God created man, and Samuel Colt made them equal”
Android location services upload to Google by default. Google even make it a feature https://www.google.com/maps/timeline?pb
Hospital transmitted 10k medical records to other countries in clear text
I'm British and I've only ever experienced people calling it ketchup
To those interested in the history of logic and computation, and the relationship between them (and algebra) -- which, BTW, was not at all accidental or surprising but completely by design -- I've compiled an anthology of mostly primary sources starting with Aristotle and going up to the 1950s: https://pron.github.io/computation-logic-algebra
Exactly, that is why I limit the fish to only once per week. As for Omega replacement, chia seeds are high in Omega-3 fatty acids (as well as other good stuff), but I haven't looked at algae supplements. It really is an area I need to do more research on.
I don't know what you've done, but you're shadowbanned or someone is killing almost all your comments, which I find egregious because your most recent comment is on point.
Turn Amazon S3 into a spatio-temporal database
Lower taxes maybe since their employees aren't using fuel or infrastructure to commute.
why do you assume this is necessarily true? consider how word2vec results in analogies among discrete symbols, lots of theorems, proofs, functions,etc are analogies of previous ones.
Breadth-first search in a few lines using Go standard library
It’s very useful when studying diets. There are meaningful differences between undigested calories, excreted calories in urine or Methane, and increased metabolism. For example increased metabolism resulted in extra body heat which needs to be removed.

Water weight is similarly important and still conserved in terms of energy. It might seem meaningless to you, but an athlete who wants to stay at absolute peak performance may want a more accurate picture of what’s going on.
> “We are not being watched by smarter beings who are constantly giving us feedback, so there's no analogy there.”

Parents, family, teachers, community... ???
We can support what works today, while commenting on its shortfalls to raise awareness and build better, more secure solutions for tomorrow.
ESA satellite dodges 'mega constellation'
I don't think consumer choices are good for this at all. Society has to have structure where you can buy the things you need without doing a background check on everything. I don't want to research that each and every piece of electronics I buy is free of conflict minerals and slavery!

It's a job for our chosen representatives. We've given the mandate, it's up to them to create market frameworks with this through policies and trade agreements. And it works: EU doesn't import hormone laden meat, and could similarly decide on environmental requirements too.

Policy can be affected by voting, public discourse, and demonstrations, whereas active consumer choice would be very poor driver for that.
Nice arrival. Though they missed my favourite collagist, ollage and digital compositing (aka Photoshoping) are effectively the same thing. Realising this made it easier for me to teach the latter.
Probably in the form of a tax break like everything else. $X tax credit per remote worker, or some such.

Whether or not that would be enough, who knows...
I assume you don't do much cooking of your own.
Can you quantify "essentially put vacations out of reach of the middle class"?

If flying cost twice as much, then people would, at the limit, be able to fly half as often as they do now.

If they valued their vacation more than other stuff they could just do it anyway, assuming we're talking about the same "middle class" (e.g. not the poor that spend to their max).

But yeah, the whole point is to reduce luxury travel. Jetset vacations are a luxury. We might be able to make them cheap and clean in the future, right now offsetting has a real cost.
Nah that’s not the same thing.

In this case it’s just choosing an option that involves very large numbers because it’s learned that it’s opponent can’t handle large numbers. There’s no code injection
Maybe they only got a freezer?
Aligned Mamory Allocations and C++
A visual mapping of malware ATT&CK techniques
“I’m a Terrible Person”: Behind the Epic Meltdown That Ended Travis Kalanick
Also southern English, and this matches my understanding of the terminology. But yes, I believe usage does vary regionally.
Only one vital difference. Ketchup's tomato density is much greater that tomato sauce. In other words it's just a matter of intensity of flavor, thickness and consistency, all of which follow when the sauce is concentrated though it depends what flavor you want for either. No other magical characteristic required.
Wine and Water
The Advent of Human Life Data Economics
To know what happened, it'd have to be voicemail so they could check, which also would actually be possible and much easier and less worrying.

But who knows what the real story is.
YC, reddit, wikipedia, github, SO (very horrible), all google sites.

Lack of space is not really a thing for html, rarely a page fits on screen without scroll and wrap.
Carbon capture is a possible solution.

The issue with offsetting is that it's not actually enough. The idea is basically to help less developed economies grow in a more sustainable way.

But we could delete the entire developing world and still be emitting too much, so capture and/or reduction are necessary, yes.
anyone have info / experience with this combined with handling large files? git is a bit crap with large files, wondering if this will do better. (for example 3d game project or other project with lots of fairly sizeable files. (assets / packed files etc.))
"Greta Thunberg’s zero-carbon Atlantic crossing is not an option for most"

Lucky, because it uses more carbon to be accompanied by a yacht crew who then take flights home when you finally get to America. I was all set to travel everywhere by yacht until I discovered that downside.
Well, you kind of have to - otherwise people starve.

There's lot of excesses and pointless elements to economies worldwide, but ultimately, at minimum they have to grow to compensate for population growth, or people will starve. And they really have to grow more than that, because a lot of people live in bad conditions and they justifiably want to earn their way out of it.

Growth is currently needed in the world we live in; trying to eliminate it wholesale is self-destructing. But growth doesn't have to be as environmentally taxing as it is today, and we should strive to fix that.
This is why I love drawing faces. Such a subtle change can make such a big difference to the end drawing. It's really interesting. I guess that's because our brains are so hard wired to process faces.
I don't know of any gender-specific scripts, but i've read about secret languages that are taught as part of a boy's initiation into adulthood in, i think some Pacific island cultures. I can't find a reference to any of them, though - just too secret, i suppose.

I did find this, a secret language spoken by traditional healers in the Andes:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kallawaya_language
T2 chip doesn't block access, Linux just didn't have a suitable driver ("It's not NVMe compliant, hence it won't work with the in-kernel NVMe driver" https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=202567). There's a kernel patch to make it work: https://github.com/Dunedan/mbp-2016-linux/issues/71#issuecom...
You May Be Experiencing Secular Stagnation
Why is Google so busy patenting useless layer types?
Sailing across the Atlantic is challenging, but absolutely doable and not ridiculously expensive. France and the US both have very long coastlines.
Not with a browser, no.
Advice on Pitching
Always a pleasure to hear Graham talk and predict the future. I think he was very spot on about many of the points bought up.

More please interviews like this please!
https://foedselsdagskort.dk
Enoki: Structured Vectorization and Differentiation on Modern Processors
Deloitte’s Plan for Fighting Employee Burnout: Let AI Take over HR and IT Tasks
Well... true. What can I say, they almost look the same...
It might have some downsides, but let’s not forget about the daily torture and atrocities we experienced before the government started manipulating our memories.
Allowing pluggable third party DRM, made a lot of content inaccessible on Linux too.
> Why would you like such an answer? If proven wrong, then it's wrong -- why continue studying it?

Because things are not black or white.

It is never clear what we get from the advancement in physics theories, but many times we get more profit from the journey than from the final results. If Einstein equations can be derived from thermodynamic laws, this may have some very deep meaning, even if we still need dark matter to make cosmology models work.

At this point, we have no perfect theory, you could say that all they have been proven wrong in some way or another, and yet, many of them are useful.

I do not know enough about physics to know if this is the most practical way to spend funding, but from the personal viewpoint of Verlinde, I think it makes sense to keep working on his theory until a totally unsolvable problem is found. But this is only my impression after attending a layman talk, I am far from being expert.
Technically, I guess "sweet" is a taste, i.e. felt on the tongue, whereas flavors are smells...
I am using fridge for fish, meat and dairy products like raw fish and meat, sausages, cooked ham or fresh milk, cheese, cottage cheese etc.

Also to keep salad and vegetables longer fresh.

Can you describe in more detail how you are coming around of this?
I was under the impression that Europe didn't allow for software patents.
So what we call tomato sauce, you call ketchup.

Interesting. Do you have a different word for the tomato based sauce made from fresh or canned tomatoes often used on pizzas and pasta?
"I'm not going to fix this crash, because next year, there might be a similar bug, and I'm not sure how to fix that yet."
I hope you don't code that way.
>Whilst it's funny these guys did this with AI I can't help but feel that they could have done this with someone who is halfway decent at accents and saved themselves a lot of effort.

On the contrary, it seems like they did save themselves a lot of effort by deploying the de-centralised 'deepfake' AI model. It would be significantly hard for the opportunistic scammers to go out talent-scouting locally, trying to match the exact vocal characteristics of a person. It would also create a vulnerability, notably the person hired to impersonate the CEO.
Why are things older than 30 minutes uninteresting?
It's weird, I use FF 68 and it works for me.
Except, Google has never used patents offensively. Or at least I can‘t recall them doing it. They mostly just patent stuff for defense against patent trolls and companies like Oracle.
Is this baked in to the infrastructure so you can be located or baked into the phone so you can locate yourself? If the former, I would have expected more concern?
" they just don't want to be feeling they are making no progress."

I think you may have just convinced me to use Waze instead of Google Maps. I'd much rather relieve the stress of driving a bit than save a few minutes of time.

Well, actually, I'd rather not drive at all. But seeing as that isn't really an option, I'll settle for making it less stressful.
OpenBSD was right to disable hyperthreading [video]
I have a pwd scheme like this that I use, but not based on book pages. But it's a cool idea...thx!
My Story of Getting Robbed in Europe (An Indian Being Robbed in Slovakia)
For me it's the opposite issue - I am paid to motivate me to sit at a desk and stare at a screen. At all other awake times I cannot resist cooking, eating, running, cycling and rowing as much as possible. Occasionally I enter challenging endurance events. I prefer trail running because its the most challenging for me. I am not great at any of it but I just love doing it.
Google knows and logs forever every app you start on your device doesn't matter if installed from Google Play or not.
The question is whether Open Source has always been synonymous with free, I do not believe it has I just believe it has historically been strongly correlated but I could be wrong. However using the OSI as evidence of the original meaning of the term doesn't strike me as at all authoritative, especially as the OSI has all sorts of conditions that I do not believe were in any original definition of the term.

as I am not a prescriptivist in language as a general rule it may be that I should alter my usage of the term to follow OSI usage, but then I feel that a useful term is needed for software where you can inspect the source as needed - perhaps inspectable source.
The hilarious thing is that so many modern appliances are moving towards variable frequency drives and pile on even more waveform synthesis. Would be nice if they could just accept direct DC input.
I'm assuming you live in a country that's relatively colder.

Because where I live, food gets spoiled in hours without refrigeration and living without cold water/beverages/ice seems downright tortuous.
One of the most common types of this fraud is to have hacked the CEO's e-mail account. In which case not only is the request written, it also has the expected from address, footer, DKIM and so on.
Cyberattacks are comparable to a nuclear weapon
This is another issue I have with it - if I forget a pwd for a site (or lose my paper) I can reset it assuming I have access to my email. If I forget a master pwd I'm f'd.
If attackers pass our PO process then they deserve the money although they may need to spend it on PTS therapy first /s
Well, he says, rubbing his chin...

If the speakers read the texts to you, you aren’t deciphering them, but what if you have 100 texts, and they read ten to you, then you work out that it is phonetic and compile what you think is an alphabet you use to read the rest?

Only from time to time you stumble, so you ask them to read passages that don’t fit your hypothetical alphabet. And you use that to refine your understanding?

Some of that activity would be deciphering, wouldn’t it? Could we consider the surviving readers to have the task of suppling you with cleartext to go with the ciphertext?

(Not trying to start a formal argument, just feeling around for the edge of the definition of “deciphering” by way of a hypothetical.)
Ah then agreed. My take is if you have a feedforward network, add time delays, because synapses aren't running in lockstep, and add connections arbitrarily with any two neurones, only limited by the physical distance between them, and then add in every kind of diffuse effect of neurotransmitters and all the brain chemicals we haven't discovered yet, and then figure out how to train it... you still won't have a human brain equivalent, because it is harder than that. But you might get something that can learn! All you need is a dopamine reward button, and some way to whack it with a stick every now and then.

I think we're more likely to create AGI than to understand how the brain works in our lifetimes.
They are also using Umbrella App, a free open source app to help protesters learn about and manage digital and physical security.

Links: www.secfirst.org

iOS:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/umbrella-security/id14537153...

Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.secfirst.u...
> Imagine not being able to believe your own memory.

I'm not aware of any evidence that we can believe our own memories. Memory is much like eyesight. There is a very complex process going on to give you the illusion of a clear and consistent picture that is at odds with what the messy and biological process we rely on can actually achieve.

The basic problem is that people don't by and large scientifically assess their memories for accuracy, so they are reliant on other people alerting them to problems. The feedback process there doesn't encourage correctness, it encourages conformance.
In many jurisdictions there is still this outdated reasoning based on M'Naghten rule from 1843: " as not to know the nature and quality of the act he was doing or, if he did know it, that he did not know what he was doing was wrong." If person knows that what he does is wrong and knows what he is doing, he is responsible.

Damage into prefrontal cortex can radically change the ability to control impulses. Many violent acts are done by people with brain damage who know exactly what they do and they know it's wrong, but they have no choice at the moment of the crimes.

One study examined 14 juveniles sentenced to death and found that all of them had suffered head trauma, most in car accidents but some by beatings. In adult death row inmates the number is also very high.

Edit: found a review article: https://www.brainline.org/article/traumatic-brain-injury-pri...
> It seems to be a cult object of prosperity

These sorts of strange delusional comments, followed up by a claim that they can’t understand normal perspectives on things like “what would you do with a fridge”, are surprisingly common on HN. I have no idea what sort of thinking goes into a comment like this, but I suspect it’s sort of role play where they imagine the world would be such a great place if only everybody else also prescribed to their fringe view on fridges.
they just turn the AC way down in their apartment
This is misinformation. Just as one small example, fat keeps you satisfied far longer than protein or carbs. All calories are not equal. Yes it eventually comes down to calories consumed vs. calories expended. But what those calories are made up of have a profound effect on when you eat next and your energy levels. And we haven't even gotten into psychology and effort. Counting calories is a lot of work and annoying for some people. Stopping eating at 8pm and not eating until lunch soon just becomes a very easy to maintain habit that requires no effort and barely any willpower.
Getting friends to do promotional votes and comments isn't ok on HN. This is in the FAQ: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html. We ban sites and accounts for doing this, so please don't. Also, it's usually obvious to the HN community when this is happening, and they consider it spamming.

We want users to upvote submissions that they personally find intellectually interesting, not because they or their friends have something to promote.

This does look like the community might find it interesting, though, so if you email hn@ycombinator.com and promise not to do that again, we can help you repost the submission in a way that won't get flagged.
To make a counterpoint, a 401k match is very enticing and important. You're literally matching dollar for dollar up to a certain percentage which really adds up the younger you get into it. Starting a 401k at 22 is EXACTLY the right time to do so and waiting 10 years to start could mean you've lost out on a huge chunk of money that can further propel what you put in later.

Granted, you could be the next Google/Facebook... whatever, but the smart odds are generally on the safe company with the better overall package. I bet that company also doesn't require working weekends (something most employees would rather not).
Uighurs in China were target of two-year iOS malware attack – reports
Great repo, been using it for a while now! Thank You Tim!
> They said that you are "connected" to deforestation if you are living in a developed economy - you interpreted that as implying that all people in developed economies are sinning. They didn't say that everyone is guilty, just connected.

He replied to "if you eat meat regularly, you are connected to Brazil's deforestation, either for cattle or for soy feed. If you have invested in the stock market, you are most likely connected to the international flow of capital, which is also driving said deforestation.". Does this not assume "guilty"? There is the implication in that message that if you are in any way connected to the destruction of X (deforestation in this particular example), then you are at fault (i.e. guilty).

Then the person he replied to went on to "even if you are not doing any of that, you are still connected because you live in the middle of a society that reaps economic and material benefits from the structures that ultimately incentivise said deforestation.", i.e. "everyone who is connected is still at fault".

I read "being "connected" to deforestation" as contributing to it. Is this incorrect? Are we just arguing over words? I believe that in this context "connected" really just means "contributing" (to deforestation, which I assume is "bad").

Now my question is, how do we become unconnected? The part where he says even if we do not eat meat and so forth, we are still contributing to these problems. What is the solution, then? Is there a solution? Am I supposed to live anywhere but not "in the middle of a society that reaps economic and material benefits"? What if everyone did this, would it not lead to the same problem? I do not think that being fatalistic is of any help here.
Google DNS(8.8.8.8) fail to resolve .xyz domain
nslookup nic.xyz 8.8.8.8

Server: 8.8.8.8

Address: 8.8.8.8#53

** server can't find nic.xyz: SERVFAIL

https://dns.google.com/query?name=nic.xyz
"We," as in the human race. (Remember Clever Hans was a horse, being watched by us.)

However, even on an individual level, haven't you ever had a new idea that didn't come from another person but just your own observation and contemplation?
I agree that a big pro for pwd manager is the generation of long, very secure pwds
But we can. What we can't make is an objective measurement of whether something tastes good - much like we can't make a similar objective measurement for whether an image looks good, or a music piece sounds good.
Oh but we can - chemical composition, acidity, caloric content, etcetera.

But think of it this way; can you make an objective measurement about music or (visual) art? Can you encode someone's reaction to an image in a repeatable, digital form?
I may be mistaken, but I think only in certain locations - I've certainly never been able to use it (maybe I just haven't found out how to turn it on)
It's awesome that you've released the SDK. :) Have you seen any cool projects done with it?
Have you met any poor people? Once you're poor you only buy something that you can afford right now, it doesn't matter that spending more would save you more money in the long run.
https://imeshyou.com — self-reported goTenna Mesh community map (globally)

https://globalmeshlabs.org — goTenna’s open-source Lot49 protocol, to incentivize build-out of global ISP/carrier-free messaging network