skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's no scientific basis for my choice, but I have almost entirely stopped eating seasonal produce out of a season. I eat tomatoes in the summer and early autumn and then I patiently wait months to eat them again. When the winter comes I switch to vegetables that I haven't eaten at all or in limited amount for past half a year - beetroot, cabbage, carrot and more. I also eat all kinds of quality fermented, processed and dried stuff.

It made me fell in love with vegetables and fruits and whatever the season I just can't wait when the next starts. I also think this approach is more sustainable.
Amazfit GTR 1 vs. GTR 2 – What's New?
I am really wondering why NonCommercial (NC) software licenses aren't more popular. Of course, the FSF would not consider them "free", but does that matter?

As far as I can tell, the Creative Commons NC and BY-NC licenses are pretty popular for (non-software) creative works. Why doesn't the same thing exist for software?

You could then dual-license a paid version.
I have an oculus quest purchased over the summer.

I was able to sign up for oculus, not Facebook.

I got emails about a change in account stuff & I was able to keep my oculus account and not sign up for Facebook.

Can new customers only sign in through Facebook???? Seems like a very bad idea...
Year: 2035

Scene: Driving my Apple iCar

I send an emotionally charged tweet about Vegetarian militants fighting in the Mongolia China war.*

Car - "I'm sorry your Apple account has been deactivated for thought crimes against the Tencent-Alibaba republic of China. Disabling braking and steering features on your Apple iCar."

Car - "Seatbelts decoupled"

The car crashes into an automated Tesla Truck full of zero gravity fidget spinners on shipment to Amazon fulfillment centre, just in time for christmas.
Documentation is 404:

https://pijul.org/manual
I'm in the middle of it right now! In addition to some amazing first-person narrative about life at sea, it does answer a lot of the "why don't they just" questions in this thread. However he doesn't offer a solution to the fundamental tragedy of the commons problem. As with many other global problems, there seems no way to solve this without global government co-ordination, which seems pretty unlikely.
This. It’s a shame a magazine called “Economist” eschews the simple answer any economist would provide and instead advocates a complicated regulatory scheme like this.
You can't really have 0 days in software that has been eol for years... That would make the term useless.

And I'm pretty sure chrome actually is the most "dangerous" browser wrt 0days. If they're going to exploit them, it's surely going to be the one with the largest market share.

But yes, the quantity of bugs doesn't necessarily translate to the actual security of the browser.
I thought free software was all about allowing people to create value from it?
Foretell: What Will the Technology-Security Landscape Look Like in 2025?
It’s not putting up, it’s hacking.

It’s like installing doom on a pacemaker. No one really wants to do that, but if it’s possible, someone will find a way.
Their claim is simply incorrect. Copyright does not protect ideas. Claiming that they can infect ideas with the GPL is bizarre and deceptive bullying.
I don't think a defense industry CEO or HIPAA covered entity is asking on HN how to prevent leaks, but I've been wrong before.
Pfizer’s Early Data Shows Vaccine Is More Than 90% Effective
I guess a distinction has to be made wrt what kind of sw gets what license. In the forming years of F/OSS, it was mostly re-implementing Unix, compilers, and POSIX tools, guided by strong specs and portability requirements. Now with Linux almost the only server OS standing, questionable innovations such as containers, one-of-a-kind software being released as F/OSS, and the abundance of F/OSS directly responsible for the "cloud" (in the sense that selling services and integration is the only area left where to make a buck), the copyleft/non-copyleft taxonomy doesn't seem to work anymore.
Well, in practice anti-trust law has proven a better tool for the people who can afford expensive lawyers than it's supposed intended purpose.

Funny enough, even the original paradigmatic case of breaking up Standard Oil was a farce.
It’s a fuck load easier to hurt a wrist or elbow doing bad cleans than to hurt your back deadlifting with average technique.
> screenshot (in use): https://clbin.com/OEh1h

$ HEAD https://clbin.com/OEh1h | grep Content-Type
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8

The webserver is sending the image with the wrong content type, which makes some browsers (like mine) display the file as text. Viewing the file locally as a png works fine, but the browser only knows it's a png from the HTTP Content-Type header.

> I am hoping to improve ... reducing the overall complexity

I wish more projects had this goal.

LDLIBS = -lm
ALL_LDFLAGS = $(LDFLAGS) $(LIBS) -lxcb -lxcb-keysyms

The runtime deps - like the wm screenshot - are beautifully simple.
Nothing says I’m sorry like a short written apology followed by a donate button
Covid vaccine: First ‘milestone’ vaccine offers 90% protection
HN introduced me to mechanical keyboards and especially the Model M, way before the renaissance we see now. So I sourced some Model Ms (before it was pricey) and Apple Extended Keyboards. For the sake of my office mates, I ended up using external but oldschool Thinkpad keyboards for silence and office peace.

I had high hopes for an external Apple butterfly keyboard, since it basically fulfills the promise of mechanical keyboards in providing haptical and audible feedback, combined with a shorter key travel. Additionally it would have been socially accepted far more easily than anything mentioned above;)

Since that will not be happening anytime soon, I have to wait 10 years until the virtues of the butterfly mechanism will be rediscovered by a small group of enthusiasts and hackers. :P
You're thinking of the DoorDash arbitration case, there's a great legal review by a lawyer at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juyzTOjXxgw

(IANAL)

The summary is DoorDash agreements with its dashers demanded arbitration, which costs both parties an amount, but thousands of dashers invoked the clause which cost DoorDash millions in fees.

DoorDash then tried to get out of it and opt-out or arbitration, but they couldn't.
Authentication.

Ssh deals with keys and accounts and all that which SSL/TLS don't do.
Unless you want to make weightlifting a part time hobby, don’t do cleans.
So which language have a great structured concurrency implementation?
I can only think of C++20 and of Kotlin
Recently tried to delete multiple old accounts on FB and they have this thing where they lock your account and won't allow you to do anything until you verify yourself through identification.

I've decided to just leave them "open" forever instead of giving them my info.
> I wish there was a better way for open source projects to solicit donations. It’s hard to get your boss to pay for software; it’s extra hard when you get no additional value.

That’s the big issue IMO. It’s easy for one developer to say "if you make money you can pay me a tip". When you have hundreds of dependencies, tracking developers wanting donations is almost a full time job…

If I were npm CEO, I would :

1. Propose the users (the ones using npm install/ci without publishing packages) to create accounts

2. You can put any amount of money on your account ; it will be monthly used to finance the packages you have downloaded that month

3. Developers (the one publishing packages) can flag their packages to be downloadable either publicly, only by registered users or only by paying users

4. Take a small fee

5. Profit

Then do the same with composer, apt, yum, and you have a pretty good coverage of the FLOSS ecosystem and potential monetary contributors just have to monthly fund 4 accounts.

I don’t understand how it hasn’t happened yet.
Pfizer and BioNTech Announce Vaccine Candidate Against Covid-19 Achieved Success
The article and your comment summarizes factions into simply "mob rule", and seem to lead the reader to believe the electoral college wasn't well thought out--just a compromise. While the 3/5ths idea is apalling, using it the way you've done is, in my opinion, done to try and enforce the idea that its fundamentally flawed. The electoral college is designed to balance power.

"
In The Federalist Papers, James Madison explained his views on the selection of the president and the Constitution. In Federalist No. 39, Madison argued that the Constitution was designed to be a mixture of state-based and population-based government. Congress would have two houses: the state-based Senate and the population-based House of Representatives. Meanwhile, the president would be elected by a mixture of the two modes.[35]
"

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Electoral_Coll...

"Historians such as Charles A. Beard argue that No. 10 shows an explicit rejection by the Founding Fathers of the principles of direct democracy and factionalism, and argue that Madison suggests that a representative republic is more effective against partisanship and factionalism."

"Hamilton there addressed the destructive role of a faction in breaking apart the republic. The question Madison answers, then, is how to eliminate the negative effects of faction. Madison defines a faction as "a number of citizens, whether amounting to a minority or majority of the whole, who are united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens, or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community".[14] He identifies the most serious source of faction to be the diversity of opinion in political life which leads to dispute over fundamental issues..."

See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federalist_No._10
Thank you! In the 2019 readability study, the things that did not affect readability (null effects) are at least as interesting as things that did. Organizing Table 4 from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6722069/ by reported empirical support:

Null effect:

- Ensure high luminance contrast between text and background

- Avoid using italics

- Use bolding to highlight

- Avoid underlining large blocks of text

- Use a plain, evenly spaced sans serif font

Partial:

- Avoid formatting texts in large-width columns

Yes:

- Limit the amount of content on a page

- Use a minimum of text size 12 pt or 14 pt

- Keep the between-line spacing of 1.5 point

- Use section headings

- Use left-justified text with ragged right edge
At this stage it absolutely boggles my mind that anyone remotely tech savvy would have anything to do with Facebook.

Just don't engage with their products, they are a thoroughly toxic company, boycott and encourage everyone you know to as well.

The sooner FB's market shrinks the better off we will all be.
> I agree. I actually don't think organic is as good as whatever natural methods were used. I would prefer wild or food grown on less 'managed' land - that would be the gold standard for me.

Then you'd starve on your golden standard, and probably revert to the 30 year life expectancy most of Humanity had prior to the advent of agriculture. Collectively as a Species I don't think there is a single thing, maybe making potable water widely available and vaccinations, that has contributed to the advent of Modern Society more than agriculture.

Foraging maybe a cute thing for the silver spoon crowds made popular by the guys at Noma/Rene Redzepi (I personally met some of the creative Team when they ate at our restaurant last year) but not only would it never scale, but you'd be screwed for anything to eat for 3-5 months out of the year in most of the World. And with the impact of climate change I doubt you'd last very long.

Organic isn't a panacea, its a re-framing of the relationship one has with their food and by extension ourselves as so many diseases are borne from what has been a literally toxic and hostile relationship.

I hope we get to see an analysis of Global COVID deaths in relation to heart disease, diabetes as well as a study of them as contributors to those deaths considered COVID related.
Recently every crime seems to make legislators think it's time to tighten the grip and introduce more laws to fix societal problems, which remain the same, while I and everyone else is forced to abide by more and more absurd laws.

Most recently when criminals went all-out in Austria with guns the police later admitted they knew the attacker was shopping for ammo. What would change if the police knew they were chit-chatting by tapping into their coms as a man-in-the-middle. Likely they would be saying after the attack they were hating the state over whatever-chat while the attacks would happen nontheless. By banning encryption nothing would change but the potential for abuse is incredible.

What we need is less legislation, that actually has some measurable positive effect. It would also help if EU was way more aggressive against countries that sponsored various terrorist groups, overthrew governments and pushed some middleeastern countries back into the dark ages.
I did a similar thing. I thought they were saying they were experimenting on moon rocks brought back by NASA at first. I’m guessing it’s a wording thing.

On topic, it’s a very cool idea. A friend and I were recently discussing space. Our question was “but what would we be doing on a colony?” Ie what would a colony do to have its existence make sense or be self sustaining? Having a source of oxygen would go a long ways to make the equation make sense.
Oh, but those countries weren't doing 'real communism'.

Compare https://www.econlib.org/socialism-the-failed-idea-that-never...
I said this years ago: open source always the brides maid, never the bride. That or its a bit like atlas, holding up the burden of capitalism.

Either way the internet is still just a big ip network. You can still setup a vps and run your own email, website, rss, blog, etc. And I know some people (masochists, psychos?;-) who do but they do that admin work for a living. Yeah, you gotta roll up your sleeves but that's just life: you have to work for it. These companies prey on human laziness and "free" stuff.

Just stop using garbage services and take back control. I'm one of those technological troglodytes who refuses to participate in most modern web nonsense. I have a smart phone with only a few utilitarian programs. I don't use any social media. I use bandcamp to stream/download my music collection which I paid outright for. I don't have any smart appliances, TV's or IoT trash. My life is fine and I have plenty of friends and a social life. Don't let anyone fool you into thinking you need to drink the dumpster juice internet koolaid.
Boost has had coroutines for years. But then you have to use Boost...
My point is that the mail in ballot process itself is proven as not "leverageable", as you insinuated it to be.

The fact that the status quo changed was expected. It was predicted during the very first stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Your insinuation is that because Pennsylvania is experiencing a surge of mail in ballots that its mail in ballot process is somehow vulnerable to be heavily abused, even though it is essentially a verbatim copy of what other states have been using - without abuse - for decades.
This method definitely keeps things fresh (no pun intended)! My kids are really good about eating fresh produce but I've noticed that they also appreciate rotating new things in every few weeks/months.
'Real computer' usage is very arbitrary definition of progress. Do people need real computers? Are their lives not improving because they don't have a real computer? I don't think either is true. Real computers are available everywhere for very low prices, if they need it, they have every possible opportunity to get it. Additionally, isn't it possible that a person wants to use an iPhone alongside their real computer? I know many people like that - my programmer friends included.
Interesting, my physio prescribed deadlifts to fix a back injury I got from squatting with relatively low weight.
I too have a blocked account, that I had removed (or so I thought) more than a decade ago and has reactivated by itself some months ago. Any attempts to delete it or contact the company has been a failure and I am amazed they are not being inundated by fines for this criminal behaviour, there are no contacts to ask GDPR data deletion (apparently it's a subsidiary that handles them..?) and by that no means to have your personal information removed. I can't imagine buying any software or hardware that would be in any way related to a company with such an hostility towards their customers.
Dow futures up 1200 points as Pfizer, BioNtech say Covid19 vaccine 90% effective
> Have you ever read a math/CS paper that attempts to dictate a license on all future work based on the algorithms

That's a patent, and I do think that there exists papers that describes patented algorithms.

TFA seems to think that their algorithms is patented by the GPL license
Previously discussed here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24919710

Yes, bobby tables has also been tried.

If I may derail, as not a web expert: XSS bugs me. If I send text to your server, and your idiot server executes it as code, it's a server flaw. If a server sends my browser text, however, and my idiot browser executes it as code, that's also a server flaw.

I mostly understand the reason, but... doesn't that just feel wrong?
How does it help you if they don't use your lib? Why do you publish your work in the first place? To get donations? That's not what open source was invented for.

If you don't want people to use your work, don't publish it. Publishing has the totally selfish goal of getting others to help you by trying things out, report bugs and improvements and some of them to contribute those things to you. Don't publish if you don't care and just want mobey out of it. Then open source is not for you.

You think Linus Torvalds wanted donations when he published Linux? Or that he was in a particularly philantropic mood? No way. He did it to get other people to work for him. And it turned out great for the project! That he is now making a living with it is just a side effect.
And this explains why humans will never eat spicy food, nor drink coffee.
... which statistically makes sense, given their "real name" policy, as they have completely saturated the existing user base.
> A key cause of keratoconus seems to be excessive eye rubbing

Your link does not say that. Nor does any other that I could google in 10 minutes, including not Mayo Clinic.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/keratoconus/s...
Pfizer/BioNTech Vaccine Achieved Success in First Analysis from Phase 3 Study
Maybe it's not Apple and Siri is calling the shots these days
How is the latency between interacting with pen/screen.

I'm so tempted by these devices but that is my main concern, does it truly feel like pen on paper?
You’re far too generous. Open Source has always had a point, and it’s succeeded in achieving that point: the point is to take mindshare away from Free Software so developers use non-copyleft licenses that are preferable to big business.
> Remember when the Internet was actually pleasant? When it was nice to build stuff for others to use?

I do. I definitely miss it. And I fully agree with your post up until this point.

> Stop giving your work away for free when the companies only take.

Or just use a license which forbids locked down SaaS exploitation.
I'm in the UK and I grow my own veg. The small on-the vine tomatos from Tesco are very acceptable - fragrant and sweet. The small cherry vine tomatoes from Waitrose are luscious.

... Not as good as a warm tomato straigh off the plant on a sunny day, but not far off.
Well it worked for copyright, we're kinda stuck with it, regardless of how much the we ways we store things have changed.
Learning Puppeteer In-Stride Through Short Videos
I think I saw a demographic map that showed he actually won with white male voters and lost with everyone else. Cannot find it anymore though.

I strongly believe that the common analysis we read in mainstream media was pretty off the course and this is already better. Democrats did a welfare program for the urban white population and told them nice stories.

This is a case of people not in touch with their base at all, but democratic policies are still much more friendly towards minorities than their republican counterpart. Still, many people felt it was needed to give a warning shot. It was a very large shot in hindsight...

There are people celebrating that kids are now being freed from governmental facilities. Aside from the stereotypical redneck, these are low information voters too.

I am from Europe and my perspective is probably off too, but it didn't lead to surprises in contrast to more "official" stories.
up tp 256MB RAM
Pfizer, BioNTech say their Covid-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective
For space travel it might be much more efficient to 'pump oxygen' at the Moon instead of bringing it all from Earth.
Not sure why you're gone all grey there. This is the prevailing thinking in obesity research at the moment. You're more likely to be obese if you're poor than if you're rich.
> But it's dumb to do that in a flat.

One of the other articles refers to some sort of fireproof container outside of the house.
> You shouldn't be getting banned from VR gaming due (including offline single-player games) due to a completely unrelated drunken political rant on social media.

Have you stopped to consider that might very well be the goal? It’s like an abusive relationship.

Act out, make our jobs hard & that stupid camera you call your parents on is toast!

Act out & your VR headset is toast!

Act out & I won’t let you talk to your family and friends on WhatsApp!
I've seen a bunch, just a few quick ones I've noticed most recently.

WAPO opinion writer and MSNBC contributor - https://twitter.com/JRubinBlogger/status/1324792225260253184

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - https://twitter.com/AOC/status/1324807776510595078

The Trump Accountability Project (There are two, the original has now distanced themselves from this one) - https://www.trumpaccountability.net/

MSNBC Host Chris Hayes - Tweet deleted, found this instead https://twitter.com/VoteMarsha/status/1325477249697673217

Rhetoric that I've seen is essentially that "anyone who voted for, donated to, or promoted Trump's policies should be on a list which should be used to remove them from 'polite' society."

Use of the words polite society has popped up quite a few times as well. I'm sure you can find substantially more by googling around.