skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Every time someone does something new at work, they "lost their job" in a manner of speaking. But to equate that with the ordinary sense of losing a job seems like sophistry to me. As a programmer, you shouldn't be doing anything more than once if possible, which means every task should be new.
it's not cache-busting, it's captive-portal busting. there's no reason it couldn't be cached on some service that charges less for bandwidth than AWS does.
The amount of empty air required for safety decreases as the technology improves. And there is life saving value in being able to launch your own drone or tune in to a news drone, to decide on the right response. How many die because they don't know when to evacuate or which way to go? Too large of a safety envelope can reduce safety by slowing the diffusion of info about the fire.
You're right, nowadays DDG is really not bad for satisfying everyday web search needs. On the other hand, I cannot help but switch to Google (g! at the end of the query) for anything programming related because Google just finds things that DDG doesn't.
Mengzi came up with something better than the Golden Rule
Seeker released a very insightful feature about the ASML Extreme UV / soft X-ray (13.5 nanometers) photolithography system that is being referred to in the article.

http://youtu.be/f0gMdGrVteI
I know some people use them to have a small linux dev environment they can access from their iPads (without internet).

As a travel router for your devices to relay WLANs with captive portal (and/or handle VPN etc).
Follow up -- whatever people think of Elon Musk, he isn't wrong about this. If humans ever reach a BCI future, it will have to be in vivo. The first step is making intracranial BCIs safe, the next step is to make them useful. They have much more promise than external BCIs, but until they're safe, people will continue to doubt them.
why not just use uuid(1)?
Ya maybe use Netlify? It’s free!
> Error initiating scan - Please check your internet connection.

Doesn't work here or should I be concerned? ;)
Python's story IMHO,

- great concurrency (https://trio.readthedocs.io)

- bad package management (it just is. though Poetry's making a dent.)

- tooling? I'm not sure what you mean here.

- docs are ok not great not terrible

- types are rolling out rapidly across the ecosystem

- stdlib is too big but PyPI is right there so who cares

- ok to distribute? pyinstaller and shiv are alright.
I signed up for a personal domain so I wouldn't have to move addresses ever again and then went with fastmail for email hosting.

Added new email to email clients, set it as the default to send from, then went down my account list in my password manager and swapped the registered email for all of the accounts I care about. Then it was just a year of replying back to people when they emailed me at gmail saying "ps. New email address as you can see"

Nothing complex, just takes time to get the message out there.
I long for a dedicated curated positive and good news channel only. There are so many things happening in the world that help humanity and can be reported in a positive and healthy manner. Perhaps Alexa or google news can just read out snippets of “feel good” news only and skip all the sensational,policitcal or celebrity gossip.

The other main point is that there is no need for urgent breaking news likes it’s shoved down 24x7 nowadays. Consume your news slowly in time, newspapers were great, you get a 24 hour period to collect thoughts and read well edited and concise news only that you can pick and choose over a Nice cup of tea !!! You don’t need to know what’s happening ASAP most of the time for all other local emergencies ,weather etc perhaps alerts from local news station apps or appropriate twitter feeds can help.
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Yes -

https://github.com/zapier/google-yolo-inline

But it seems the page for one tap - https://developers.google.com/identity/one-tap/web/ - is no longer a thing; the the only solution for "web" experiences is the "sign in/continue with google" javascript client that does the pop-up, eg. https://doodle.com/login.
I find it incredibly amusing how everyone in this thread clearly had forgotten in the context of what I had made that comment in the first place.

Now - if you use a gun outside the hunting area or marksmanship competition, what do you think would happen to you?

I have started this thread because that's exactly what drone owners are currently doing. Trying to defend them because they "didn't know about non-static no-fly zones" is a good reason to take away their license to use the drones as opposed to saying that "people make mistakes".
But how will you decide which is worth knowing if you never look? I get why you may want to take it in at a slower pace than a social media feed, but it seems like there's no way to tell what's worth knowing if you "stop consuming news".
Yes it oversimplified. Suppose that a = b, i.e both companies has the same market share. Also suppose that when both companies has equal market share their innovations rates are the same, same price etc.
The model has two equilibrium both companies compete in which their market share fluctuates around a = b. and we get a sort of predator-pray model[1].
Both companies do not compete their market share stays the same.

What does it means to compete? It could mean many things like not putting lower prices, delaying innovations until competitor has release their own etc.

[1] http://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/seeu/dr/restrict/modules...
On iOS, Chord AI [1] gives pretty good results for the guitar chords of any music surrounding the phone.

[1]: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chord-ai/id1446177109
I really don't want to wade into this debate, but I'm really confused by how you are using "gun" and "rifle" here. "Rifle" us a strict subset of "gun" in my vocabulary.
Right; I stand corrected.

Of course, this still doesn’t mean that using 465 is a good idea; ports 25 and 587 with STARTTLS (using DANE for downgrade protection) should still be preferred to using 465, which the RFC does clarify.
I feel like we will never have a UI better than win 95 ever again.
you can also just type password and it'll generate a password
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Looking at what the PLA actually does, though, isn't it tantamount to a cleverly compressed microcode ROM? As far as I understand it, the opcode and cycle number select a "word" of control signals to spit out, and the PLA aspect is primarily used to allow multiple permutations of cycle+instruction to select the same "microinstruction" without duplicating it as a conventional ROM would require.

edit: I realize that in some trivial sense any combinational logic is tantamount to a compressed ROM, but I mean that even in a design sense this seems like it's not far off from a deduped array of microinstructions.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7710 tries to solve this at network level..
you gotta give credits to the team as well. It wasn't just Jim Keller. btw this kind of architecture can give AMD a few years to catchup. if they can keep the momentum, they have a very good chance to be relevant again.
> When stackexchange or wikipedia articles appear on HN I always wonder what the context is. Presumably something triggered interest in this topic recently?

A lot of the time it's because the link was relevant to a discussion in another thread, and someone pulled it out of that discussion to submit at the top level.
Don’t forget cohesive. I still remember how almost all my applications changed to match the OS styling when I upgraded from 98->XP, it felt like a brand new computer. It’s difficult to imagine that these days, with most everything implementing custom versions of the OS controls.

I think the only ecosystem still trying to match the system’s design is iOS, but given how each version is regressing in its usability, I’m not sure that’s going to last.
I feel the same way you do. Although I'm just a sample size of one, but I've had zero success in convincing any friends or relatives to use a password manager.

They either don't trust password managers, or don't want to change their current workflow.

They don't seem to care that using a password manger is probably a better solution then using the same password everywhere or writing all their passwords in a little black book.

I suspect that you and I aren't representative of typical users, and that Medium and Notion might actually be acting rationally, trying to act in accordance with the ways the majority of their users want the login experience to be.
There's an over $5000 bounty for someone to rewrite the GCC backend for the 68k/ColdFire so it can be kept and maintained going forward for newer versions.

https://www.bountysource.com/issues/80706251-m68k-convert-th...
Tink has some nice things, like AEAD as a standard interface or the KetSet concept to bundle all the crypto info in one object. But its key management is cumbersome and restrictive. Dealing with keys seems like a headache.

Looking at the doc and browsing the code a bit, I don't see how to do key derivation. Is there a way to do simple key derivation via pbkdf2, scrypt or the variants?
There's a one line mention of "[HW] Crash and critical event reporting" in the changelog:

https://community.ui.com/releases/UAP-USW-Firmware-4-0-66-10...
Nope I still can't see it. Maybe downvote me a bit more because I can't see it? That might help.
I'm gonna go searching for it but, in the meantime, anyone know the process for submitting a hostname to be added to any of the lists used by PiHole, et al.?

The hostname that Ubiquiti is using -- trace.svc.ui.com -- seems like exactly the thing that should be blocked, IMO.

---

FWIW, if you're using PiHole and want to block these access points from "phoning home", you can simply do the following:

$ echo server=/trace.svc.ui.com/ | sudo tee /etc/dnsmasq.d/ubiquiti_access_point_phone_home.conf
$ sudo systemctl restart pihole-FTL.service

This will cause dnsmasq, the underlying resolver, to return NXDOMAIN for any such queries.

---

EDIT:

Apparently the "pihole" utility has functionality built-in to blacklist domains (via /etc/pihole/blacklist.txt). Instead of the above, you can simply use:

$ pihole -b trace.svc.ui.com

This will result in the IP address "0.0.0.0" being returned (with a TTL of two seconds) for any manually blacklisted hostnames (the same way that PiHole normally responds to queries for blocked domains) although, personally, I still prefer NXDOMAIN.
https://cloud.google.com/security/compliance/hipaa/identity-... - looks like, at least for Cloud Identity (for employees accessing the internal records and databases themselves) - it's HIPPA compliant when the people implementing it do their DD. Since GSuite and Gmail logins are fairly tightly integrated, I would bet the regular auth system and oauth system for Google accounts is HIPPA-complaint.
Are there any examples I can listen to?
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the number on the clock when the sun rises carries no meaning or purpose.
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Thanks. I can kind of see it out of the corner of my eye if I move a bit further from the screen.

I guess that's what the pixelated portrait of Lincoln on the same page is then.
Bill Gates? Haven't read an even slightly negative article about him in more than a decade.
Couldn't it have been basically every state outside of Wisconsin, New York, Massachusetts, Virginia, Connecticut, California, and maybe Illinois in 1965?

EDIT: and Texas.
Skinparam definitions really help to improve the polish. You can even create templates.

The only issue I've really had is controlling the arrow paths.
What about jvm, rust, scala, haskell? All of them require similar "cludges".
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Companies like https://myrtle.ai/ and https://www.graphcore.ai/ are popping up.
adding this to my edgerouter heh.
Likewise I remember Windows also jumping by a page. I remember being confused when I first experienced jumping to that position upon switching to Ubuntu.
You can think of a timeline as immutable, but you don't know values from the past unless you arranged for them to be recorded, you don't know values from the future until they happen, and you don't know what's going on at any other node unless they send you a message about it and it eventually makes it across an unreliable network. (So, sometime after it actually happened.)

If you model this in a declarative way then you have to be careful to avoid implying that all events should be remembered, and also avoid depending on anything in the future unless you want to wait for it. This makes designing an intuitive FRP-based language pretty hard.
Very neat link. It is true that if you cannot create it, you are simply borrowing someone else's idea and treating it like your own.
I actually left my last company partially for that reason. I was the dev lead, responsible for getting a green field project out and the company I was working for merged with another company and they instituted so many processes around the IT processes I couldn’t get anything done. We also migrated to AWS and they treated AWS like an expensive colo. Every thing had to be approved, we could only get VMs and no access to any other functionality and I couldn’t even get a separate dev account, isolated from production so we could experiment and work.

As soon as I got phase 1 completed of the project, I found another job as “just” a senior software engineer and the day I came in, immediately got full access to everything and admin credentials to our AWS accounts.

Before the IT gatekeepers respond about how crazy it is to give software engineers unfettered access to the production infrastructure, I was brought in partially for my AWS architectural experience (adult supervision), I negotiated not to be a team lead and I switch back and forth between development and cloud infrastructure depending on the day of the week.
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I just tried 'passphrase' and it works too.
Just use [mini]conda. Everytime someone posts about a python package issue or virtual env issue, it's something that conda already had solved before 2014. And yes, pip is fully supported within a conda environment.

I really can't figure out why conda is not ore popular.
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Ah, ok, you don't want to move time, you want to move opening hours relative to sunrise. Gotcha.

That's not insane, but it's a very, very, very hard sell. I think the closest you can get is having schools and workplaces move their starting hours by half-hour increments across the year.
The total of the investment in a new architecture/chip is significantly higher than one guys salary (although I presume he's compensated very well).

Maybe it's just once the corporate gears of a company have aligned to invest in something new/interesting - he's interested and they're paying.
Assuming you meant "clickable" rather than "lickable"...

System Preferences, General, Show scroll bars, Always.
I had to truly realize that content creators need to optimize towards squeezing as much screen (life) time as possible out of me. And they started doing this openly, ignoring their moral doubts (see reviews for the ‘classic’ “Hooked”).

Most web news is shallow distraction, aiming at emotionalising and validating since it seems more addictive then, and I realized I stay sufficiently up-to-date without actively accessing it.

I still listen to news radio occasionally before sleep.
I think a better comparison would be if the passenger in a taxi had to pay the taxi driver's speeding tickets.
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Be careful with putting all your eggs into one basket. I'm weathering my Windows 7 desktop but I'm going to move to Linux. I have no desire to move to windows 10 and no interest in Apple products.

As for a router, have a look at the PC Engines apu2 then run pfsense on it.
But my point is that it's not entirely up to them. They're currently at the mercy of just two vehicle manufacturers who have other customers as well, and may not have completely aligned interests with Waymo.
demo links would be helpful
Really nice. I was hoping to find some Smalltalk examples
Hilarious, that site gives the same password every time I load the page. Also, that password has never been hacked according to haveibeenpwned.
I've been blocked at web-forms too.
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They discontinued the other one because someone demonstrated that you could hide it under another element and trick people into clicking on it
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> if you cannot create it, you are simply borrowing someone else's idea and treating it like your own.

With the understanding, of course, that this isn't necessarily a bad thing! Understanding is certainly useful, but if it works, then it works, regardless of who built it. Reimplementing, say, a standard library will make you a better programmer, but if just including libraries to do the heavy lifting produces a working system, then that has value too. There are only so many hour in the day; there's value in knowing when to just hand-wave the giants whose shoulders you stand on.
1968 in North Carolina. I think it was a 360 but I can’t recall exactly. I remember as a kid visiting the office and the computer was housed in a fairly large room where several people worked - mostly women. In fact my mom would joke that the reason he liked work so much was because he worked with virtually all women. It’s possible there were more than two but maybe he was saying only two they could buy time on? I have no idea how many 360s were around back then but that’s how I recall how he told the story.
One of the most blood chilling things I've recently read.
It may be a practically effective way to get news coverage, important for getting the public to move their ass out of the dangerous area. Not to mention a visible symbol requiring funding.
Server-side MitM detection doesn't work. It tries to compare the attributes of the TLS connection (ciphersuites, etc.) with the expected attributes of the client software as determined by the User-Agent header.

So you'll get false positives if the server's database of TLS connection attributes is out-of-date, as is happening to several commenters here.

And you'll get false negatives if the MitM mimics the purported client software, which is easy for a malicious MitM to do.
What's your actual point, though? Is it that they won't try to solve the case where there's some snow on the road, or is it that this case is somehow not possible?
I’ve never been able to connect my ipads to hotel wifi on demand. iPhone, mac, no problem. They popup or load the hotel page once I select the ssid.

iPad, never. Randomly, after 10-30 minutes, popup appears. A dozen Apple support pages tell me to move closer to the router that my iphone connects to. Each page has eleventy-billion “I have this problem too” with no other mitigation.

I’m convinced no Apple employees use hotels. Probably airbnb it or dont travel.
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Is it just me or does all these great educational content out there lead to analysis paralysis? I mean if I wanted to just learn something new and I chanced upon this web page I'd be stumped on where to start.
I gave a talk at pycon this year about dsp [1], specifically some of the complexities surrounding this. I came across a few other ml projects that claimed to do this as well, and the biggest hold up is getting enough properly trained data, tagged appropriately, in order to let the models train correctly. in the git repo of this project they also explicitly state you need to train on your own data set, though you can use their models of your like. YMMV. I will love to try this out, as it's definitely a complex bit of audio engineering. That said, i loved learning everything i did preparing for my talk and need to finish up some other parts of the project to get the jukebox working... Maybe this will help :)

1. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fevxy-s0vo0
it seems like the only realistic solution to these asshats is to mount jammers on all the police and fire aircraft. You could tax drone sales to pay for it.
I really don't understand why everyone is hating on amp, it helps me save data and load pages faster

I also don't really understand what's wrong with data harvesting, if anyone wants to enlighten me, please do
The prefix "iso" means "same"/"equal". E.g. isobars (same pressure) on a weather map, isotopes (same place) on the periodic table, isomorphic (same structure), etc.

Here iso-power means comparing performance for the same power usage, and iso-performance means comparing power usage for the same performance.
Isn't there a whole chapter devoted to that in Sapiens?
A gun is a shotgun, a canon, something that fires shot or a shell, that kind of thing. A rifle has rifling and fires a bullet. It's technical, but we're talking about laws so the technicalities matter. In the UK a licence for a gun, such as a shotgun, is 'shall-issue' to use terminology the US is familiar with. They need a reason to deny - you don't need a reason to be approved.
Yes, I think that's the joke :)
> A toddler acts with good faith

Questionable
Hmm? Which cludges? Dependency management in JVM languages is painless compared to Python.
> be careful to avoid implying that all events should be remembered

Is that true in a post-AWS world with storage getting cheaper faster than you can consume it? Maybe don't put 4k video in the log. But, you're right, we can stream, shard and forget as necessary.

> also avoid depending on anything in the future unless you want to wait for it

Can you elaborate on this, my gut reaction is to ask why I need to avoid depending on git commits that haven't been written yet – it's kind of a weird question right? Time is explicit now, which means you have the right knobs you need to coordinate it, even across distributed nodes.
I'm seriously hoping he gets on board a big RISC-V project eventually, and contributes to pull this baby off to the races.
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As with most if these things, the theory is fascinating. And then comes a contrived small code example... and the theory falls apart:

- the example is trivial

- the code example is extremely complicated for such a trivial example

- the code has to be explained in minute detail, with at least one visualization (better, two)

- and it still remains largely over complicated

I shudder to think of any non-trivial example with this approach. It will hardly be more comprehensible than existing RxJS or Redux code.
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What about intestines? I know someone with a ‘permanent’ ileostomy and I’m banking on this kind of technology to let them poop again.
> If you ask most people who have familiarity with x86_64, I'm certain they would use a different term than "genius."

What term do you think they'd use, and why?
Wow the responses in that thread are toxic as hell.
I was expecting build your own XWindows Server.
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