skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Does android provide a way to launch this dialog from within the website?

iOS has a PWA-style add to home screen dialog, but it's part of Safari. It's accessed from the share sheet.
I'm not seeing that luxury investment housing, though. The newly built houses are usually +/- cheap junk at premium prices. At the same prices there's a low supply of 30-40 year old homes, but of a way way better quality. And in any case, new construction + available supply is nowhere near enough to meet the demand. What folks without 500k/year are doing I don't know.
Really? That's pretty weird on Twitter's part, cause I know Youtube marks VOA as state media.
Yeah to agree with you and the parent commenter, salvia's not fun. It's interesting, but not fun. It can be fairly terrifying and i'm not a big fan of the body feeling. It's certainly not something you start craving or wanting to do long term. That was all years ago and when I finished everything I bought, I never replenished it. But, it was interesting.

And just so I don't have to write a second comment, to the above poster.

The 2d effect was one of the strangest things i've ever experienced. I've tried my fair share of hallucinogens, but nothing's been quite like that. It lingered a while longer than everything else. Again though, it wasn't the most pleasant feeling, my girlfriend and roommate were with me and even they had that 2d not real seeming look to them which was kind of disconcerting.

Overall it wasn't really something I regretted and feel like breaking my game addiction was a good outcome, but it's not an experience I'd like to repeat. Even after years, the memory of it all is still pretty vivid.
Which apps are broken?
The problem is that you probably won't notice the lack of oxygen. And after 1 minute you would not have enough mental capacity to put the mask on. There are some funny hypoxia videos: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24495939
Yes, a 401k is one type of DC pension. Specifically, one subject to various stipulations of the tax code section 401(k), where an employer has to setup the plan in such a way that sufficient employees benefit from it in sufficient amounts to pass the non discrimination testing. In exchange, the income contributed is not taxed until it is withdrawn after retirement age.

A Roth 401k is the opposite, where the income contributed is taxed today, but the withdrawals are not taxed after retirement age (unless politicians change their mind in the future...)

An IRA (individual retirement account) is similar to a 401k, except it involves no employer, and the amount of income that can be contributed pre tax is much less, and maybe zero if you earn too much in a year.

A Roth IRA is like a Roth 401k.
Evacuation doesn't work as smoothly, for one. But more importantly: if healthcare workers people can work inches from ICU patients on ventilators and HFNC's that spray virus particles far and wide, and use only masks and googles/shields, then I think a person in an airplane seat will be fine using the same PPE.

Is there anything that says this kind of "tent" is significantly safer than normal PPE? If not, why use them? This feels like something bought from an infomercial or something.

And most importantly: if you go on a flight, you are at risk of exposure to the virus. Your time in the airplane seat is probably the safest bit of the whole journey, and you aren't going to wear the tent in all the other situations on your journey like check in, boarding,...
That doesn't change the fact that everyone else does it, thus Web browser 3D gaming remains at the level of basic Flash alike games.
it's not explicitly stated but it's fairly clear that the comparison is with Scandinavians
I'm no fan of Facebook, but as the article says, that's only relevant (currently) in Facebook apps like Venue and Horizons.
I wonder could it be something like how diffie-helman allows a watertight tls connection to form without shared secret. In that case you could base your session on a on some random hash derived from some kind of passphrase which could be provided to later identify the session
What was the point of this comment? You listen using a service that abuses its users and you want everyone to know it, sure, but...there's literally no substance to the comment. It's pure fluff. You didn't even explain why or give any reasoning whatsoever. Just, "I do [thing]."
Xcode betas just don't go through software update for whatever reason. Not sure why.
millenial users of twitter, you mean?
I will never understand this mentality, I mean if the child is an out and out slacker maybe I could understand, but to this day, if I fell on hard times I have a host of family members that would take us in, no questions asked. We as a family where raised that way to the extent that I could show up on a second or third generation cousins door step and they would take us in. That fairly distance relatives I can't imagine a family where the dynamic is that they will not let their direct descendant come home to catch their breath. I mean that is your legacy.

I actually had to come home when I was in my early 20's. I spent my high-school and post-secondary years pursuing culinary arts. It never dawned on me to actually get a job in a commercial kitchen until I had my culinary degree due to the fact that I worked thru school as a finish carpenter and made a pretty good wage for a 18-19 year old kid. Anyways with degree in hand, I set off for New Orleans to make a name for myself as a chef. From the moment I got into a commercial kitchen I realized I had made a big mistake, while I loved cooking, being a chef in a commercial kitchen has little to do with actual cooking. So I came home hat in hand with no direction, went back to carpentry while I regrouped, the entire time my grandfather (I was raised by my grandparents) kept saying you know you really have a knack for programming those computers. I always viewed it as a hobby but folded to his suggestions and took a job at a local shop doing custom business software. This was the dawn of the internet, so there where still small shops doing desktop software for small businesses. Anyways the rest is history but the point being, is I knew I could come home, I could not imagine not having that relief valve as a young person, especially in today's climate.
Emperors New Clothes predicts conversations like this:

"What is your favorite color?"

"Blue in the morning with increments of 25nm every hour."
There are a lot of evangelicals openly wishing for the apocalypse. They've produced fetishized, low-budget war movies and animations depicting that moment. As someone who grew up in a protestant sect of Christianity it is one of the biggest things that have given me pause in supporting or participating in it.

I read Left Behind, back in the day. I knew it was popular but am surprised it had such a lasting effect.
A pine box isnt going to stop that either.
I believe it's true. I have a pretty extensive list of reasons here: http://jacek.zlydach.pl/blog/2019-07-31-ads-as-cancer.html.
I mean this is a toy you put on for leasure (a tool at best but at that point you'll probably invest more money and not use a FB product) if it's not a satisfactory experience I stop using it
I've given up on reddit since their redesign. I know there is the `old.reddit.com` trick you can do, but I can't be bothered.

Is there a non-reddit reference to this "Internal Family Systems" thing? I'd be interested in looking into it more.
The same thing is happening here in Austin. Developers are buying up older properties, demolishing them, and then splitting the lot into 2 or 3 sections and building smaller "modern" homes/condos.
Datadog is good for metrics, but I'm more curious about the deployment side of things. For example, let's say I just made an update to a service's API that requires deploying new versions of 3 microservices. I want to (1) be able to locally deploy and test the 3 new versions, and (2) deploy all 3 versions at the same time. This ends up being super tedious because I have to do a lot of manual work just to push a (potentially minor) update.
Elevators are confined spaces with poor ventilation. How did they distinguish between catching it from elevator surfaces and catching it from aerosols in elevator air?
When I read this, all I'm really reading is, Apple's biggest cultural position on secrecy is also its biggest pain-point for external developers.

Secrecy is so ingrained in that company, at all levels, that it will never/ever change without fundamentally changing what/who Apple is as a company.

External developers, since the launch of the App Store, have been expected to be thankful that Apple even lets them on to their precious marketplace. There's also no special treatment when at bigger companies either. The only thing I've experienced is that we were invited to port our product to iOS 7's new flat UI just to be featured 6 weeks ahead of their rumored keynote date. They didn't even give us an actual time to submit.

Bigger products I've worked on do get a developer relations support person who makes sure we're able to meet Apple's latest demands, but they are not connected to the engineering (R&D) teams, so feedback is mostly downward. For example, they would ask why haven't we ported things to Metal yet? If we inform them there is a bug or missing documentation, they will make sure they get engineering involved to fix the bug so we can continue porting to Metal.

Bugs are another huge pain point that developers complain about. Whenever there's an issue, we're told, file the bug and it magically goes off into a black void with no feedback until some point in the future when the OS release has shipped and then we get to find out whether they decided to fix the issue or to mark it "Works as expected."

It really sucks that the company that builds the best tech is also the most toxic to partner with. They add undue stress and expect too much from their developer community. Partnerships should work both ways! Developers bring new experiences that light up the hardware, and make the platform better as a whole. However, Apple has somehow found a way to make the partnerships mostly one-sided and that will never change.

The only way out is really for all the coolest new features to land on Android and to put software in maintenance mode on iOS. Yet, I cannot fathom how that would ever happen either as that's 50% of the population in the US you would make suffer for the cause.
What is artificial intelligence? – The pragmatic definition
I know people who have had the GM break their apps and are scrambling right now.
I'm angry at Firefox because it was the only browser that I trust that allowed me to have extensions to solve my problems with bad websites on mobile and they removed them.

But bad websites are not something we are going to get rid of using only iPhones...
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/12251232...
Obamacare banned declining coverage for pre-existing conditions and allowed < 26-ers to stay on their parents' health plans. It also created exchanges with subsidies for those who don't have employer health plans - of whom a large proportion are under-employed youngsters.

Since they don't see things getting better for them as they get older, maybe it's not so irrational to support expansion of Medicare and Social Security.

It's not as illogical or against their self-interest as you think.
A guy in my building was flying back to china, dressed in full airtight hazmat suit with respirator. It's a fucking mental illness
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Thanks so much. We love to share how we build things with the tech community and we know the tradeoffs when we post them.

We're just a bunch of people doing our best to do right by our users.
Zerologon: Become domain admin by subverting Netlogon cryptography
(This is HN, so I fully expect an airport buff to point out that 'spoons is a British chain, and no British airport that flies to Magaluf has a Wetherspoons, except for one month in 2014 when a code change coincided with the grand opening of the Lands End airport Wetherspoons, or something - in fact I encourage it.)
There's a transcript from a decompression event that shows what you're talking about here: https://fearoflanding.com/accidents/accident-reports/weve-lo...

I particularly like the "He's doing it anyway" comment.

I imagine there are situations where they can't descend though.
I've been using freecad, it's okay for the basic mechanical 3D stuff I make

the "just use fusion 360, it's free" contingent have, imo, stifled interest and support for FOSS CAD (alternately, view it as a very successful market domination move by Autodesk)
I believe so too, but that does not mean anything for my argument. They are trying to rally people so that they can get better profits. The fact that maybe (and i'm skeptical about it) other people do too, it's coincidental for them, i'm sure.
My mom exists, she's 74, she never had a malware problem in her life.

Maybe she's smarter than us all...
Maybe there isn't any solid evidence (yet) that Ruptures is a Russian fake news outlet but when I poked around their site[1] for all of ten minutes it certainly seemed like it had the makings of one. So I can't say I blame twitter/their algorithm for flagging it as such. When I searched the names of their handful of journalists and editors many of them had made appearances in RT videos on YouTube and Facebook.

If it walks like a duck and all...

[1] For anyone curious: https://ruptures-presse.fr
Never worked as a lifeguard but have 3 kids who like to swim and who have survived to be teenagers.

The lifeguards at our local pools rotate about every 10 minutes. It seems like changing position and also that you have some interaction would be helpful to staying focused.

It's hard to replicate that in a car but perhaps something that was asking for data - "What's the speed right now? Are there any fire hydrants in sight?" - that could be flagged if contradicted could weed out drivers who are watching a movie or nodding off.
When you hold your breath, oxygenated air remains in your lungs. This allows you to maintain consciousness for potentially a minute or two.

In a decompression event, the air is sucked out of your lungs. The air that remains has a low O2 partial pressure, and so oxygen can leak from your bloodstream into your lungs. As such the body's normal mechanisms for storing oxygen simply don't work.
On the Mac you get a crash dialog with a report button that can show a detailed crash report with a stack trace. Much more useful than Windows errors. Like I used to have a series of Safari crashes where the stack trace clearly showed it was a Unicode bug
At you on iPhone?

Rotate your phone 90° clockwise then try again.

By default the portrait image will be rotated, causing the face detection to fail. I know this because I‘ve run in to the same problem before, had to correct it server side :)
i appreciate the honest feedback! definitely a work in progress and i have learned a lot since i started ~1mo ago on this. will take your suggestions and add them to my ever growing “todo” list. ;)
I wish there was a bit more of that on the Win32/UWP reboot (Project Reunion, WinUI 3), .NET unification, C++/CX replacement.
> overwhelming urge to go outside for a walk

classic salvia
Similar story, also 2003. Think the pay was £24K, but I had to be in for work quite early in the morning so that limited the location. Rent was £800 a month for new building, but in a not-so-nice neighborhood. It was a 1BR, the sort of size that's big for a student but small for anyone else. Had its own kitchen and bathroom.

Moved in with a friend after that, saved about £100 a month, but also in a nicer part of town.

Have to say the budget felt stretched at £24K, luckily that went up a lot pretty fast.
There are people who never grow up if given the opportunity to keep living with their parents. My cousin is one of them.

Get a job? Why? Go to school? Why? Things are fine. I have someone to cook my meals and a warm bed to sleep in.

My uncle ended up booting my cousin out of the house. It was the best thing that happened to him. He matured significantly, went back to school, has a great job. He even admits it himself that he was in a rut that would have never ended had he been able to keep living at home. Living at home sheltered him from the real world.
I've never quite been able to figure out what happened in Vancouver. It's a great city with a tech scene but salaries there seem very low (by American tech worker standards). Who is actually buying all these multi-million dollar bungalow? None of the senior-level engineers I've worked with from the area would ever be able to even sniff being able to afford that.
Thank you, I didn't know about it and it seems to be on the lines of what I need. I'll be exploring it further.
This article itself is a list of lists, so it contains itself.
It's the main vector for malware on Apple phones (and mac laptops)
I don't know, if my posts were locked after the first reply, my contributions to HN would be definitively worse. I almost always find confusing typos and grammar errors, and things that just could have been stated better, after initially posting a comment, and I use edits to fix those problems.

Yes, ideally I would just do more revising before posting a comment the first time, but I don't seem to work that way.

I think the two-hour window is a good compromise, and if anything I really wish it was longer. Yes it has downsides, but I really think they're outweighed by the good.
Nice idea, but I don't buy it. Do you have a source?
We tried, nobody watched.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Jazeera_America
2 rooms is luxury now?
> Question: How many americans have reached 18 since february?

Isn't that mostly canceled out by all the americans reaching 30?
To be clear, I'm saying your in trouble either way:

- Just storage: it's commoditization so you have your own hardware and compete at that level

- Other stuff: Now you are alt GSuite. Google needs competition, not know you are fighting and N front war and your old users may not care.

Now VC usually tries to avoid competing head-on with FAANG, and the current situation was definitely inevitable, so quite confused why Dropbox got funded in the first place.
LED Programmable Mask on KS
This LED mask has an app and a remote. What would you program it to do?
> I don't know I just don't feel there's a lot of value in profiling me specifically

Nah; only a few dollars a (time period), really.

Multiply that by all their customers and you have a lot of money coming in from the creepy tracking.
I believe it's somewhat correct, based on some random diving training.

There is a thing where you deliberately hold your breath, which starts with taking a big lungful of air, which presumably is at normal pressure and contains 21-ish percent oxygen.

Even untrained individuals can hold their breath for a while like this.

There's another thing, which is what happens if the air you're trying to breathe either is at lower pressure, or has lower oxygen proportions. Either way, each breath has fewer oxygen molecules.

If you haven't prepared for this and try to continue breathing, you can quickly become short of breath, and then cognitive abilities become impaired, hampering your attempts to rectify the situation.

I wonder if the problem is that if cabin partially depressurizes by the time the masks drop, you may no longer be able to take a deep breath and hold it while taking your time putting on a mask.

I acknowledge that I do not have training in dealing with cabin depressurization. As luck would have it, my sister has worked for Air Canada for more than 30 years, I will ask her about it.

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I see some other comments about the oxygen actually coming out of your blood into your lungs at low pressure, and the air coming out of your lungs because the cabin is lower pressure than your lungs.

Those make sense, and had I trained for summiting 8,000m peaks instead of tech diving, I would have known that!
My 21 and 23 year old daughters have moved back in with us. They stay up until the wee hours of the morning watching streaming media, then wake up mid afternoon to get on social media, eat dinner with us and then repeat. I can't wait till they leave. At least when they are living on their own I don't have to know about their bad habits.
@OP, for images from iOS, portrait photos are uploaded in landscape mode, and you need to rotate them before the image pipeline.

Currently I believe that is what is causing your facial detection step to fail.

If you want to try this on iOS, rotate your phone clockwise 90 degrees then take a photo.
Ask HN: Do people still use Bing.com?
Because then if you lose your phone you lose both your contacts and messages. Right now you only lose your messages.
> and covid isn't going to stop them from getting on a plane if possible.

Then get on the plane in a shirt and trousers. Literally no need for this stuff
I think where that's a losing proposition for them is that other ecosystems are more tightly integrated and generally a better deal, if that's what people want. Apple user with more than one device of any sort? $2.99/mo for the lowest tier of iCloud storage is a no-brainer, and everything will work with it, nothing to install. All-in on Gsuite and doing everything in the browser/Android/Chrome? Duh. No question what you use. Windows/MSOffice? I haven't used it but I bet OneDrive is pretty nice and well-integrated on there. Certainly they don't stop spamming you about it.

Those are what you pick if you want lock-in and bundled features. Dropbox and others are what you (used to) pick if you want to work cross-platform with a heavy focus on sharing real files, not tools. I think that's why the bundled tools strike so many as a bad idea: if we wanted that, there are more sensible options for it already. I get that they're kinda stuck trying it if they want/need huge growth, but it seems destined to fail, to me.
Since they allow CPAP machines to be used in-flight and these are known to aersolize and spread viral particle far and wide, I won't feel comfortable flying until I can wear a full-face mask with N-95 filters.

I've written a letter (I had to Fed-Ex it to get an answer) to United (my usual airline) and they tell me they have to allow CPAP in flight "because of ADA."

I hope they don't restrict the use of full-face masks.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7298691/
Thank you for this. I ate the entire mango.pdf and was still hungry.
There is a reason distributions like Debian exist.
They solve a lot of those problems through collaboration if one stays within it.
This is one of the perverse effects of limits on new construction. Since builders can only build so much, they naturally focus on the high-end where profits are fattest. In a well-functioning market there is only so much demand for luxury housing so they would also build smaller, less expensive stuff as well, but they can't
Do we know areas at risk of uncontrollable fires?

Yes?

Do we know how to mitigate the risks?

>Yes? Do the things.

>No? Pay the experts to figure this out. Draft them if need be.

No? Pay the experts to figure this out. Draft them if need be.

Everyone pays proportionally. Nationalize assets if need be.

We have the knowledge, resources, and capacity to solve these problems. (Change my mind). We lack leaders with the spine to take necessary action.