skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The last time I checked there was many competitors to Adobe in almost all the products they offered. You aren't forced to use their software at all.

Dude, if you're a professional graphic designer, you're using an Adobe workflow. The amount of friction that you would encounter in your daily work for any other choice is simply too high.
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I am searching for the Close Account section still, but just did a JSON export of my data. This seems to hold little data and has following structure:

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Thanks for the feedback! We included the login just so we have a way of helping people track their progress. What do you primarily see as the downsides to providing that option?

Time estimates and additional languages are certainly something we can look into. Which ones would you want supported?
I think there will be some limit that means it's not about speed. I think we can't just scale up the speed factor (even if we reach speeds that are fast enough for this in the first place).

Maybe it's related to experience/embodiment. What's a 100 years of thought if you don't have the experience, OODA feedback loop to inform it?

But maybe that's not it, and it's related to something else. I just think the simplistic idea that "once we have it, we only need to make it faster" will not work for some reason. I don't think creating ASI will be that easy. It's basically creating a god. I think if you sped up how an average human thinks, they don't become a god.

Consider psychological trauma and issues. Something that happened 20, 30, 40 years ago, people are still obsessed with and scarred by today. That's not adaptive, and in many ways, that's highly stupid. But it's so common in intelligent humans. If we could have compressed that 40 years of thought (and even experience) to 1 second, they still have made no progress wrt that factor. It's not just about speed, it's about the quality or nature of thought.

But I'm not saying that analogy explains it. I just think there will be some reason why simply adding speed will not some spectacular revolution make.

Another, but still too glib way of saying it is, say we create an AI equivalent to a human. Still humans are pretty dumb, all things considered. Say we speed it up. Now we just have a AI that's more quick to be dumb than a regular human. Do you know what I'm saying?
I've seen a talk about this task, it's supposed to be hard to get enough training data for regular DL approaches.
Comments like this are really important, and should be a part of every conversation about opioids. Chronic pain is among the worst of medicine's unsolved problems.

Curious: how much did your pain affect your sleep? Did you need the pills to sleep too?
I think it's possible. Certainly when they draw the timeline in history textbooks in future, GPT-3 could be somewhere at the start, like one of the "ape men" to human transition species. :)
Sure not a *nix SysAdmin?
People implement different ways of doing things all the time; they have to get ideas somewhere and they also have to see their work is worthwhile for others. You might or not like the current state; you just suck it up, I get that, we all do. We also can complain and try to do something about the things we do not like. Every new software is created for some reason; money opportunity, interest, scratching an itch or trying to get rid of pet peeves. Nothing wrong with that and personally I like to read about people’s issues with software; it keeps me confident that ‘this’ is not ‘it’, because if it was, I would become a full-time pizza chef. In the meanwhile, obviously I suck it up and build things; I can still hope for better. For me personally, Phoenix and Blazor(server and maybe client) show that I am not the only one annoyed by the stuff ‘everyone uses’.

Noone (well...) sits behind HN crying while doing nothing; but it is a platform where people go who actually make the changes or at least talk about them without dismissing them with ‘just use node/react and stfu’ or, almost the opposite, ‘just use wordpress and stfu’ like much of reddit and other programming forums (as far as there are).
FWIW I agree with you, personally I also prefer Winrar, and have used it for many years with zero issues. I like its ui better than 7zip's. But the 260 chars is the one edge case that happened to be important to me and so I decided to switch.
> Any thoughts about how to strongly disagree, in a polite way, when the other person is crazily wrong in a slightly harmful way?

If the other person is actually trying to misinform, it'll be hard. If they're really genuine, I think doing the above gives the bystanders enough info to choose for themselves. Like, you still should disclose the information you have, so say you have been there, and that it wasn't at all like that from your first hand experience, etc.

The thing is, you won't convince everyone, but you'll have a better chance at convincing others if they hear you out and consider what you're saying openly. So that's kind of the idea here.
Interstellar numbers station.
Same for me. I can fit two Intel NUCs under my monitor stand - one a headless server, another the primary input on the monitor - and can accomplish a decent amount with 16 GB RAM (on an older generation NUC) and two internal drives.
Would it help if mail clients can be configured with a list of e-mail addresses or domains that are known to prefer plain text, and then automatically warn the user and suggest to switch to plain text? Arguably such mail clients can come with a preconfigured, default list of well-known addresses or domains.

That way the user doesn't have to go out of their way to find the plain-text/html switch.

Another improvement is that mail clients implement a MarkDown or reStructuredText editing mode that will automatically generate a multipart message with both plain text and html parts. Is there any mail client like that out there?
I'm convinced that the reason for all the Chaos these days is because Eris was snubbed. The rules for what a planet is were changed purely to keep her out of the club. It seems even more egregious than the snub that led to the Trojan War.
Are you sure? I work for a tech company but not a FAANGM and $2,300 plus a $4,000 out of pocket max is about spot on, maybe even slightly less. I’m often told my providers that I have “great” insurance.
In my area I've noticed a disturbing trend - wealthy people tend to have big families; it has become kind of trendy.
And why wouldn't it be? Having lots of kids is a sign of affluence, a status symbol. Also humans just love having kids, especially when all the negatives go away i.e. nannies, cleaners, a big house, one parent always at home.
Me too, I now either wait for it to time out or hit the stop button before opening the door. It's completely irrational and I feel a bit silly for it since I don't live anywhere near a radio observatory, but I still do it.
>Please cite any specific V12 aircraft engine that can have one bank of cylinders shut down.

The RED A03 Engine[0], which is what this sub-thread is about.

>Two cylinder-bank redundancy concept for high safety.

>Robustness and safety are incorporated into the engine design. The two 6-cylinder banks are capable of independent operation. All critical engine sub-systems are mutually-independent.

[0] https://red-aircraft.com/
I was disappointed we couldn't call our boy Myrsky!

In our case we wanted a name that would be easy to read/spell/pronounce for Finnish and British people. I think that might have been a stretch too far.

Still Oiva is excellent, and works really well for everyone.
hot air rises but its less dense thats why it rises, so it has less lifting capacity thermal updrafts are different they are a larger scale phenomenon
More if it did what? If you're avoiding the Yubikey's onboard ECDSA because you're worried ECDSA is weaker than EdDSA that's definitely crazy. The main thing the Yubikey is doing for you is protecting that private key from just straight up getting stolen, whereupon it could be some future quantum-proof magic and you're still screwed because now the adversary has it.

The OpenSSH FIDO implementation offers ECDSA because it makes sense to use ECDSA on older authenticators that don't offer anything better rather than go without. If there were any stand alone authenticators (as opposed to hybrid software like Microsoft Hello) that only offered RSA then I suspect OpenSSH would sigh and allow that too. For all that Safer Curves makes out it's the end of the world, bad guys really do steal SSH private key files and they don't actually perform crazy timing attacks on ECDSA because it's very hard.
TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer Quits
I was expecting how to genetically modify yeast in the kitchen or something.
DynamicSort: A Vapor 4 package to sort the query results dynamically
You should absolutely personalize tools you use extensively. Vim if your a writer or programmer.

It’s very little to cp .vimrc. I do a lot more, have dotfiles git repo scripted to self install.

But yes transient vms are problem. But I’m willing to suffer a little on them to have 20x more enjoyable and productive were I do 90% of my writing.
> Yet their rhetoric is "tracking is great and people love it! they're going to be so sad once tracking is gone!"

I would not characterize Facebook's post that way. Facebook's post doesn't mention the impact on/reaction from the end users at all.

My interpretation of all this is that no reasonable user would consent to the tracking anyway and the marginal benefit of users who do consent is outweighed by users who are creeped out and decline the tracking.
> But, yeah, I think we might find some common ground on legalizing drugs and treating addictions as medical conditions. banning them hasn't really had fantastic outcomes.

Fair point, yes.

As a better example, I am quite happy to sacrifice slave traders's jobs for my ideals. (As a added bonus, this one is actually ontologically related via the notion that it's possible to have legitimate property interests in (parts of) a person or persons.)
SAP Vs Oracle which one is best
Making excuses for ignorance is simply promoting learned helplessness.

Yes I appreciate there are edge cases such as the mentally handicapped. However realistic I am talking about the majority of the population which are capable of looking after themselves.

Again this much like another reply I received. You are making it an all or nothing scenario.

Realistically it will be a combination of regulation and people starting to get wise to what these companies are doing. At the moment the regulators don’t have the power or aren’t up to speed. So instead of waiting for the shit to hit the fan you can protect yourself and start mitigating risk.

I really don’t like this attitude of people that you cannot try to protect yourself.
FYI: Delete your account in Settings / Change Password section.

- https://www.linkedin.com/help/slideshare/answer/53671

They'll ask a reason and I ticked 'Privacy concern'.
How to Grow as a Software Engineer
Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die. "

This is the only meaningful answer that is practical in the real world. Philosophical ideas don't cut it. Jesus came through death and out the other side, and he offers this possibility to us as well!
> why does it take longer to take off in hot places?

When the air is cold the air is more dense. This has an impact both on how much lift is generated per amount of speed over the wings, and also impacts how much power the engine/carburetor are able to generate.
Can’t you just add both the bars and the path to the SVG you’re rendering to? (I assume it’s the same for a canvas context, although I’ve never used one with d3.)
> Knowledge work rarely involves deliberate practice

Hacking is playful practice.
Bill Lear did it first:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LearAvia_Lear_Fan

Success is dependent on the gearbox.
OpenSSH has a post-quantum hybrid algo using SNTRUPrime and ed25519.

> * ssh(1), sshd(8): Add experimental quantum-computing resistant
key exchange method, based on a combination of Streamlined NTRU
Prime 4591^761 and X25519.

https://www.openssh.com/txt/release-8.0
The command that I was trying to use was 'ls', which doesn't seem to play with textview when I try it out 'ls | textview' (just no output at all). textview does work for me with files, as in your example.
Looks like Scala, but uglier.
When it comes to technology the majority of the population is not capable of looking after themselves. And it won't be this way for a very, very long time.
The distinction (imo) is that had I stayed on the old version I could have enjoyed the previous friendly person behind the counter whom I really liked for a few more months, and now I have no way of going back to that person :(
It's just like some politicians - destroying anything the predecessor created, no matter how good it is.
This is indeed nice but in fact you could run C/C++/Rust before too, with asm.js. Not to mention the languages that target JS and can run on Node or the browser.
SpaceX is working on it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starlink
https://archive.is/pULTA
None of the tools are going away any time soon, so use what you are already familiar with, but consider ecosystem of libraries for the tasks you'll be facing. Eg. if there are no NLP libraries for PHP, then don't go with that one.
Some family friends had the "trilingual" version of this - the wife is from the French/Spanish border, so she had both French and Spanish speaking parents. The husband is from Australia, so they were looking for names that don't change much under translation between English, French and Spanish.

They went with Robert (en/fr)/Roberto (es), and Ines (fr)/Inez (es)/Agnes (en). Ines doesn't really use her "English" name.
The death of a loved one is almost always a personal tragedy, regardless of age. Overuse of a word doesn’t make it any less so.
Actually, the Chevrolet LS series small block V8 has been used in airplanes and helicopters. The only automotive engine series I am aware of that used in aviation. http://www.v8seabee.com/. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_Hummingbird
I have a name like this, and like it: I'm Mark in English, and Μάρκος/Markos in Greek. My parents are mixed Greek/American, and wanted to choose a name that translated.

But it has caused some bureaucratic problems, because properly translating (rather than transliterating) your name seems to have fallen out of fashion, and authorities don't like that documents don't "match", even though that used to be very common. So nowadays authorities don't like that my American birth certificate and Greek registration of birth have "different" names.

And I'm a relatively easy case, because at least Mark vs. Markos look obviously similar. It's an even bigger problem if your U.S. documents say John while your Greek ones say Ιωάννης/Ioannis, even though these are direct translations. In the modern era, governments seem to want people in this situation to either choose Ioannis as their legal English name, or to choose Τζον/Tzon as their legal Greek name. But not everyone wants that.
If curious see also

a 2013 thread from when she died: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5585233
its west coast trap music what do you expect
D3 is pretty low level - geometry and binding data to create DOM elements. It’s not really a charting library - look for libraries built on top of it for abstractions like “composite chart” or whatever.

So yeah at the D3 level you would just draw one chart and then draw another chart on top, probably each wrapped in a <g> if you’re using SVG. Maybe they’d share X/Y scales.
Ironic how Racket's new homepage includes a multilingual print example, whereas Rust's redesign removed it.
You can also follow live streams from storm chasers:

https://livestormchasing.com/map
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1lDGLykXqvLJm
Absolutely. Can you imagine the amount of completely useless and untested patches they would have to wade through if it was as simple as forking `torvalds/linux` on github and submitting a pull request? Maintainers would quickly learn to ignore patches from emails they don't recognize, and ultimately it would make it much harder for someone to break in.

Sending the email to the correct list means directing it to the relevant subsystem maintainers. It's much more than just a patch submission method, it's a core part of their review process.
I’d hazard a guess that most posters from the era are hand-lettered, not typeset from fonts. You’ll be hard-pressed to fake a 30’s aesthetic with modern digital fonts.
Then you don’t have to deny tracking. But for the rest of us who want to deny tracking I like this, collateral damage or not.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23242557
And, as a user, what is the mechanism for ad-hoc signing an unsigned binary on silicon? :)

You can’t distribute ad-hoc signed binaries. You can’t disable/bypass the gatekeeper on silicon.

If you have access to a transition kit you can see this for yourself.
I watched Andy's presentation at one WWDC (probably 2010) and left thinking "This fella is really something".
* What are the usecases where this [the Internet Computer and/or Motoko] shines?

* Can you expand on Orthogonal Persistence -- is this a "per actor" persistence, or from the references to blockchain is it some sort of shared state between actors?

* How does the internet look/feel/work different once this exists?
Take a look at the "Baseline Requirements for the Issuance and Management of Code Signing Certificates"[0] - specifically section 13.1.

Here's the most relevant excerpt:

> A CA MUST revoke a Code Signing Certificate in any of the four circumstances: (1) the Application Software Supplier requests revocation, (2) the subscriber requests revocation, , (3) a third party provides information that leads the CA to believe that the certificate is compromised or is being used for Suspect Code, or (4) the CA otherwise decides that the certificate should be revoked.

[0] https://cabforum.org/baseline-requirements-code-signing/
When it is hot out Air is less dense so the wings don’t generate as much lift.

I believe engines make less power when the air in is hotter too as there is less delta T. Something something Carnot cycle
I had to replace the default Apple Podcasts app (went with overcast). An update made it completely unusable for me, particularly when I had one hand available to hold the phone and press buttons.
Ask HN: What are the most innovative technologies for fighting wildfires?
Why do you think you’re entitled to a certain business model?
This looks amazing and if works as advertised will be a huge productivity breakthrough.

The number of times I've sat with 2 developers looking over my shoulder trying to workout WTF my TF (or Numpy or Pytorch) manipulations aren't ending up the correct shape is huge. It's probably $50-100K/year of time for the last 4-5 years.

It's always obvious in retrospect.. until next time you have to read that code.
You can support locks for HTTP if you need them (WebDAV does), though I would argue they aren't necessary for a large number of useful tasks.

You don't have to implement all the semantics of a filesystem in order to benefit. The main benefit comes from making a filesystem-like construct accessible in the browser. As I said before, Google Drive is a good example of this (and it's an object system, so that's an orthogonal issue), but it's a complicated protocol (as is S3) in a walled garden.
I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not, but I think corruption has taken its toll on the United States. Maybe not to the same extent as other countries, but there is certainly room for improvement.
Ford, Bosch and Bedrock announce an automated valet parking garage in Detroit
I mean, if you didn’t notice for a few months, is it really that big of a deal?
Well it will go on longer if people are encouraged by those that are capable to stay ignorant.

Also Rome wasn’t built in a day.
If you tune into our livestream next week, you’ll see me stride onto the stage and confidently throw a steel ball at the… oh.
Thank you for putting this together. Independent data sources are vital, since we know this administration does everything they can to hide reality.
Ok, we've taken the amazing sounds out of the title above.
The supersonic boom basically comess from the medium and nobody has been able to get rid of it. So the boom is not an engineering problem but a physics problem. Startups can solve engineering problems but rarely invent new physics (which might exist, mind you).

So this new product will be limited to the same routes as concorde (plus pacific if they manage extra long haul).
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It still will be for the state that has authority for the given provider.
The internet is a massive network created by the military with the objective of surveillance baked in from its earliest origins. The LEO systems being built now will extend that network to every last corner of the globe, and the companies building them will do the bidding of the governments at whose behest they're allowed to function.
Re “free thrust/WWII”: Real Engineering recently did a great summary of the P47 Thunderbolt intercooler and general craziness of the engine at https://youtu.be/IwqTN5fhMR8
Except that distinctive Starlink antenna becomes an "arrest me" sign.
It's like some forms of metal and punk, being raw is part of the appeal. When most of your songs feature long interludes of "mud"-induced rambling, it's not that important than your prison-phone vocals sound pristine.
I'd like to see this data grouped by the population density of the origin zip code.
I had been wondering if retrocomputing were the informatics equivalent of model railroading, but homelabbing might be an even better fit.
The Wikipedia page on accredited investors had the "big boy letter" in the related links, which I thought was funny. It appears to be a less bombastic version of the concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_boy_letter
Which Is Better – Random Forest vs. Support Vector Machine vs. Neural Network
He went to meet someone who told him they were 13 and he asked if she was into bondage. He's not a victim, he's a wannabe child rapist.