skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hold Option key while clicking to unlock all kinds of more detailed informtion and options

eg, Option-click the menubar wifi icon and you get all the details of your wifi connection including BSSID of the router you're actually connected to, RSSI, your assigned IP, etc.
So OFX? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Financial_Exchange
I've seen this a ton. I have been an on/off security professional so academically I am committed to the principle of least privilege, but holy hell it can be painful or impossible in real life.

Where possible I've started adopting the "run it and see" or audit2allow approach (there are awesome tools that can do this for AWS IAM perms too), but then before applying the policy, somebody needs to put a quick line beside each permission that explains why. If the answer is "I don't know" and the permission is simple/low-risk then maybe let it go. If it's a high-risk permission then don't do it without answers.

That formula is the only pragmatic one I've seen. Not perfect but sometimes perfect is the enemy of good.
Show HN: Open-Sourcing Neural Style Transfer for Videos (MIT License)
Knowledge creation and discovery always builds on previously discovered and created knowledge. There are many ways of benefiting from this activity, even more so without a formal IP-based business strategy.
Yeah, well, especially if you spend much time.

Because at first you might have a lot of motivation but then it starts to diminish, especially if you don't see the results.

Or, if you launch and fail and you think like "I HAD TO SUCCEED!!". It will eventually lead to burnout or depression
Denmark has proportional representation with national 2% voting threshold. They need to get more than 2% of the votes to get seats in the parliament.
Show HN: Code Golf – Solve problems in the least number of characters
This film is wonderful. It touched me. I recommend it to everyone.
People who drink but don't want to get drunk are trying to have their cake and eat it. They have an advantage over other people that is only OK if everyone already trusts everyone else in the group. If you don't want to get drunk for health reasons then leave early because hanging around and not drinking is suspicious.
Those problems seem to come from the separation of the IAM admin from the developer. I'm coding a server now. My IAM roles are defined in a template, and I just add new permissions to the template as I need them. My code has the bare minimum permissions that it needs, and it doesn't seem at all onerous for the benefit it provides. So I think the problem is less "IAM is hard", and more "coordination is hard".

The one big exception I've run into is that to launch a CloudFormation template, the role practically needs admin access. I'm considering offloading the launch to a minimal Lambda function with the requisite (very broad) permissions. Does anyone have a better approach?
The low fat version of Oat-ly has no oil added. It’s not like the company is giving you no choice but to buy a product with “controversial” ingredients.
Separation between WiFi and Bluetooth broken by Spectra co-existence attack
What got breached?
This movie came out at the perfect time in my life to have my mind blown and develop a budding interest in philosophy. I loved that when the ultimate DVD collection came out it contained commentaries from academic philosophers who discussed what it might mean, instead of the movie creators giving definitive explanations.
Oh nice, it looks good! Gonna try it out.

I’ve never had even a single issue with Spectacle so not really a big deal to me that it’s no longer maintained. It Just Works, from my experience - with that said who knows for how long, I guess.
Simple mathematical models are not appropriate for a situation as nuanced and multivariate as this one.

Case count will oscillate up and down as restriction levels and individual comfort levels oscillate. As we approach herd immunity, the oscillations will dampen while following a downtrend.

The cases/day downtrend is still very much intact, and while it could reverse, it is premature to be concerned.
You look over a longer period of time. Like 25x Denmark for the past month, where that includes a delay of up to 28 days for a death to be reported, and only a few days delay in Denmark.
Wall-E.

The first like 15 minutes have no dialog. The rest of the movie is a profound commentary on modern life told as a children’s story
I didn't believe you, but:

> The method works by staining sperm with a DNA-binding fluorescent dye. The bovine Y-chromosome-bearing sperm contain 3.8% less DNA than the X-chromosome-bearing sperm. Because of the dye, the male and female sperm can be electrically charged differently. This allows for their separation by a fluorescence-activated cell sorter (Seidel, 2007). The method is fairly accurate with ~90% of the sperm containing the desired sex (Garner and Seidel, 2003; DeJarnette et al., 2008). Sexed semen will contain a lower concentration of sperm per straw (approximately 2 million) than non-sexed semen (approximately 20 million) because the sorting process is relatively slow. Because of lower doses of sperm per straw, and possibly a negative effect of the sorting process, fertility of sexed sperm is typically lower compared with conventional sperm (Garner and Seidel, 2003; DeJarnette et al., 2008).[1]

1. https://dairy-cattle.extension.org/the-economics-of-sexed-se....
This depend on softwares not OS features. Vscode can do that in all OS
To be watched with your loved ones:
What Dreams May Come;
Ameli

Those which make you question our society (not mentioned so far):
The Platform;
Snowpiercer

Others:
OtherLife;
The Origin;
The Wave (it would have bigger impact if I watched it earlier in my life)
It is assumed that the reader already has a reason
Underneath any high-level programming language is a layer of goto-infested spaghetti code. Dijkstra lost the stomach for low level optimization and convinced generations of programmers that easy is better than efficient.
For people which don't beliv it, just visit Amazone and see how many "fake" YYY products are sold which do not only have the same functionality (might be legal) but also have the exact same design, copied from designs of companies where you can be pretty sure they do create design patents for all kinds of things.

Worse this look alike fakes are often placed above the original products when you search for the product even when you include the brand name, I mean surely they are cheaper both in price and quality.

Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against cloning the functionality of an product, I just don't like look-alike clones which can be easily mistaken for the original by people not aware of Amazons problems (I have seen it happen a view times with people in my family.)
Does the future of mobile games lie with machine learning?
You can use image capture app to copy pictures when you connect camera via usb.

If you create a "Developer" folder in your ~ it's gonna have a different icon and is canonical place to put all your code in mac world.

Clicking wifi tray icon while holding option is going to give you a lot more info and some hidden tools.
Ask HN: (Sorry if lame) Qn for DevOps community
Devops at bigger organizations or at companies with devops strategy have access to push code to prod? Looking to understand if push to prod stops with devs (sometimes I've seen QA having access) only or devops too have it. Kindly share your inputs.
> By the way, some asshole passengers are coughing in the plane.

Can't really stop people from coughing, no? It's pretty involuntary.
NGS Unique Features – The_one()
Not a built in feature:

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/211954/how-can-i-n...

Some people on this post are using ‘Stickies’ app to put a label on each one?

Otherwise, there are 3rd party apps that do it.
But my loved one is in another country and the last thing my heart needs is more lock-downs. We need to consider what closed borders are doing to bi-national married / unmarried couples. They've been a largely ignored demographic during this pandemic and collateral damage due to the broad and sweeping policies that have taken place on the borders.

Depression, stress and loneliness all have health consequences too. Whether that is separation from loved ones, or seeing the business that fed your family evaporating before your eyes. In the rush to protect ourselves from a disease with a 99.97% survival rate, that only tips people over the edge who had pre-existing morbid conditions, that most people won't even know that they've had, we have sown the seeds of something that will kill many more people.
The usual example is something like a safe array where the bounds are checked on every access. The bounds check is a common subexpression in code that accesses the array more than once. If the abstraction includes a safety check on access that doesn’t depend on the loop variable (eg if empty arrays are NULL) then that can be hoisted.
I've read in a paper somewhere that a big part of why Chinese auto manufacturers aren't as successful as Japanese or Korean ones is because they're too tied to the local government to fail. Each province in China has their own local auto company connected to the provincial government, resulting in a lot of duplicated effort and inefficiency. Japan and Korea had a lot of indigenous auto makers when they first started as well, but they allowed the weaker ones to get bought out and cannibalized to build up the stronger ones.
We tried this at a company I was at just last year. It's a great idea on the surface and is a very helpful way for coworkers to get to know more about you.

The reason it didn't work at said company was because nobody actually read them. They were kept in a random Google Doc that you only ever saw during your onboarding.
How did you download whatsapp chat history? I thought there was no way to do it. Please help me, I need a way too. Thanks!
> Personally, I don't understand how vegetarians justify it as being much different in terms of animal cruelty. You're still paying into a system that's killing animals for your benefit.

I've been vegan for years and I wish people wouldn't take this position publicly.

I agree with you, but it's more effective to have lots of people consuming fewer animal products than a few people cutting out animal products "100%". (Of course it's never 100%, that'd be impossible unless you left society.)

Let's be optimistic about the amount of change that normal people can do instead of chastising allies for not doing enough.
Kommentar-Antworten funktionieren nicht wegen Cloudflare Rocket Loader
Interesting concepts. I hadn't heard about REBT before. I'll try it out and see what happens, thanks for sharing!
It is conceivable her IQ is in the order of 1 in 100 million rarity in which it is possible to perform such feats of learning. Read the bios of some of the Nobel laureates in physics or those who revolutionized the field,and a similar pattern emerges of being able to learn things very quickly.
> Ctrl-Opt-Space for the character/emoji picker.

I think this may not be the default; it doesn't work for me.

While speaking of the character picker, does anyone know a way to get less broken search in the picker? For example, I frequently find myself looking for math italic characters in Unicode. Despite the description being, say, "MATHEMATICAL ITALIC SMALL A", it doesn't come up when I search for 'small'. In this case searching for 'mathematical' or 'italic' works, but there are other cases where I just have to guess search terms randomly (or go look up Unicode tables elsewhere).
I usually have multiple Bash tabs open in Terminal, and I needed a quick way to see what each tab contained. The following bash script will set the Title of the tab.

#!/bin/bash
# Sets the title of the Terminal Window / Tab.
# title foo => Sets the title of the Terminal Window / Tab to foo.
echo -n -e "\033]0;$1\007"
I didn’t know that either, thank you! It works with triple-click paragraphs too.
> IP includes trade secrets, industry know-how, and human expertise

These are the hardest kinds of IP to reproduce or "steal", though. I can believe that direct infringement of formal IP rights might be an issue, but this sort of more 'tacit' knowledge is a different ballpark.
Blogging platform with no interface. It turns a folder into a blog
They still rely on friction brakes. Especially at low speeds and/or heavy braking, which is what most braking in cities is.

I've been driving hybrids for the past five years and in my experience even in heavy traffic friction brakes aren't used nearly as much as in regular ICEs.

There's a constant, thin layer of rust on my rotors that I just can't scratch off in any way short of braking on an off-ramp on a highway.

I imagine EVs, having overall better regenerative braking, rely even less on their rotors.
Command + double click a search item in spotlight to open the containing folder in finder.
Yes, but a crack in the monopoly edifice has appeared. It is true - the large lenses rule - for now. I anticipate larger sensors, coupled with Cassegrain reflectors(which are far lighter than glass and fold to shrink the path and can fold even more for launch - unfolding on cue) will soon be flying and will begin the cube sat's climb towards parity with the big boys as the weight saving will enable their implementation in cube sats. This will make the big boys fight back via access and price relaxations. I hope the cube sats people stay independant and do not make common cause with the big boys?
Better and lower power SARs and control electronics are emerging to run within the smaller power budget of the cubes.
St least Gboard let's you turn an option to allow "potentially offensive words" or something like that. I'm surprised it doesn't seem to exist on apple devices
Not even temporarily, it’s a permanent, system-wide setting.
Show HN: I'm tired of BANKS telling me how much I can afford
https://www.homevisor.io/

As a finance professional and homeowner, I'm astonished that there aren't any better tools or ways to help people distinguish and better plan how much home they should be purchasing. Banks will always discuss the maximum they're able to lend, which can often differ greatly from what may be realistic (especially considering future expenses).

To that effect, I created this website as a fun project. Open to any/all feedback, including open-sourcing and making a community-driven project. Right now it's just Squarespace + JS code.

Hopefully you find it helpful :)
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Before the Internet, his cat photos ruled the world.com
Smart Folders + Tags = you move a file between folders by (un)tagging it.

Very handy i. e. for project management (Kanban…)
> This kind of openness would require me to feel really at home in a company.

Still, it's probably better to be upfront about this stuff than wait and hope other people will make the right assumptions.
I never had a trip that inspired me to do something very creative. I mean the will to create something psychedelic was there, and I done some brightly colored doodles in my notebook, but that was about it.

Also psychedelics for me rarely tried to make me push for a better future as discussed in the article. If anything, they thrust me directly into the present, 'the felt presence of direct experience' as McKenna called it.

Trips for me, were always like dreams, in that they are ultra vivid and lucid, and worthy of remembering, but quickly fade away like RAM when a computer turns off. Kudos to the author for bringing something back from the trip, something I could rarely do.

One insight I did have though is the importance of knowing the time[0], which is why I surround myself with several clocks, which are all synced together, and none of them would be fast or slow. That's the only insight I gained after 10+ powerful trips!

[0] Anecdotally I once had a situation entirely absent of clocks which freaked me out whilst tripping. My phone was absent, I didn't own a wristwatch. The TV had only international stations with different time-zones, and there was no-one nearby that I could ask for the time. Lesson learned.
Couple of them: Children of Men, The Matrix, Le Jetée, Behind the Curve

There’s a couple others I can’t for the life of me remember the name of but I can recall very vividly.
i dont have any inside insight but id be surprised if thats the case. goodfellow's line of research has been adversarial learning [1].

[1] https://scholar.google.ca/citations?hl=en&user=iYN86KEAAAAJ&...
I've got it bad in a similar situation: I work in a hospital ... and I'm finding myself coughing a lot.

But it's not the virus, have been tested negative twice. It's allergies and other things.

When generally outside, it's annoying to have to suppress coughing lest I scare others.
Sponsored by your friendly manufacturers of auto cabin air filters.

[In all honesty, my auto's cabin air filter is always far dirtier than the engine's air filter.]
I'm surprised that people are outraged by this. It's a given that you're losing some privacy by putting one of these devices in your home. Any argument otherwise assumes that the companies manufacturing these devices are trustworthy.

Thankfully the solution to this problem is simple.
My issue is that most of the examples in the documentation either have or assume lax IAM policies.
or Ctrl+F2 if you prefer to start at the Apple menu
So rich people will shrug it off and travel anyway? What about the poor people who MUST travel? What if a family member is dying in another country?

Just make a case-by-case judgement. Holidays are clearly stupid, but there are plenty of much more valid reasons to travel.
I can see a disgruntled employee leaving negative feedback about having to fill in a form like this. Scheduling regular one on ones and asking these questions during those meetings seems much more casual.
> Hypercard remains extraordinary. It anticipated the web...

In some ways it directly inspired it. I believe that the pointing hand cursor made its first appearance in HyperCard.
Fran Allen: 1932-2020
I also infrequently, yet frustratingly often find that copy and paste between semi-remote windows just seem to stop working for a while.

As a specific example, I can be on my main system with a hardline connection to remote desktop a meter away from me and also on the main system have a window ssh-ed into a locally hosted docker image.

I sometimes, but not always find that copy from the remote desktop and paste to the ssh terminal just does not work with symtoms suggesting there are multiple buffers and paste is using the wrong one. I know the copy puts the correct value in the buffer as the "fix" I use is to paste into an editor running on my local system, then recopy the value and paste into the ssh terminal.
Having run non-trivial programs in Applescript I want to say that its an absolutely nightmare to debug - reading english sentences describing program operations is not understanding intent at all, its just sooooo verbose.
It’s easy enough to test, but I don’t really need to.

Alexa Guard has had this functionality for a while, and I’d expect the folks here at HN to be able to infer a few things from the support link and basic reasoning.

Support link https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360028205592-Usin...

So:
1) if an event is detected, you can listen to a 10 second clip or drop in (2-way call) to listen in or look.
2) Echo devices have relatively small amounts of RAM
3) Echo devices aren’t constantly hammering WiFi connections

From this, one should be able to deduce that the wakeword engine detects events and streams clips to servers only in situations that match events and settings to support these features. Why? Because processing, transit, and storage aren’t free, and one can’t store data in RAM that isn’t there or transmit data over WiFi without the physical layer showing signs of it. Furthermore, Amazon hasn’t cracked the code on hyper-efficient GB into KB lossless compression only to squirrel it away only for use in voice assistants.

Take the number of Alexa devices sold and run the numbers for all of those devices sending audio data to AWS all the time. The costs would be astronomical. The same goes for Google (though not with AWS). They’re no doubt incorporating the detectors into their on-device models.
Charlotte, my dear, let me not die...

— Charlie

Define ‘love’ Charlie. Love is not a toilet, get me?...

— Charlotte

http://www.ioccc.org/1990/westley.c

She loves you not. Thirty years on and this still gets me.
The number of years of life lost due to Covid is much lower. Assuming

- 60% of the population get it
- the IFR is 0.6%
- Everyone who dies loses on average 10 years

it's 60% × 0.6% × 10yr = 0.036yr. That's less than two weeks. How much more are you willing to sacrifice for less than two weeks of lifespan?
I once made a very small page generating a random number of sheeps emoji, for my ex-gf to count them. This is because she said to me she wanted to count the sheep sometimes before sleeping. She enjoyed the attention.
AppleScript really suffered if the dictionary provided by the app was ill thought out.
Yep, check it out Wikipedia, gladly it has some information.
But CBT has waaay much more information.

Though my doctor said that REBT was invented even earlier and it's still cognitive therapy as CBT. They have many things in common
If you omit 'ctrl', macOS will save it as a file right away.

I've changed the destination to the downloads folder, so I can drag the file from the dock where I want it to be.
Isn't the touchbar explicitly a "keyboard nature" type of interaction? You mentioned Mac OS having a non-keyboard nature, and then tout the touchbar?
Children of Men is amazing.
I have never heard of or seen evidence of this before, and I've been using Reddit for the last ten years.

"Power mods" is a colloquial term used for users who are moderators of a large number of subreddits (especially large ones). It isn't a separate, special status.
Oh and I almost forgot - there's also a similar concept of Smart Playlists within iTunes (Command+Option+N) [0].

[0] https://i.imgur.com/eXmwb42.png
I’ve been sad since they were introduced that they don’t work at the file system level, hence not in CLI applications. Support for them in desktop apps that open directories is also spotty.

I would LOVE them if they were reimplemented as a fuse style file system instead of a userland macOS trick.
Amen. The moral superiority is insane. Berate and strip them of any ounce of humanity, anyone who dares to even suggest that indefinite draconian measures are unsustainable or possibly ineffective.
Ask HN: Why would using HSTS be a disadvantage?
I came across this well written post about some of the dangers of HSTS - https://www.tunetheweb.com/blog/dangerous-web-security-features/#:~:text=I%20like%20HSTS%2C%20I%20think,slowly%2C%20you%20should%20be%20ok.

Even on Cloudflare, when you enable HSTS, it gives you a warning.

Generally, I have researched and learnt that HSTS is important to get secure by forcing all communications to happen via HTTPS.

So, why is everyone still giving so many warnings? Do orgs have a lot of HTTP setup for let's say their APIs or legacy codes still supporting HTTP?
I'm in Android and I see an "Export Chat" option under the menu of a chat with someone. I assume that's what I used but it was years ago.
Really cool, I love it.
Yeah, and there is path dependence in learning, too! The Feynman lectures are quite deep and insightful, but because of that probably good to circle back to at different times, as an example.

But the real kicker for me was just breaking through the impression that “understanding” is a function of rereading, getting stuck, and focusing on one explanation as if parsing the syntax of some author’s statement was how you got information and understanding of a subject. My general rule now is to simply read different explanations. That, imo, is how you develop pedagogical awareness, too, as you then begin to see what authors are not saying in their attempt to convey a subject.

Anyway, thank you for reading and the comment!