skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But the process now does not actually reflect what trade-offs the manufacturing is going to make in the architectural choices.

I really feel this is so relevant now only because Intel's 10nm has become such a black mark. Everyone talks about the problems and that's what might be bleeding through into the consumer conciousness.
But not everybody, for example the journalists, did disperse.
Hahaha :D – so funny. Thank you Walter, I needed that laugh.
Is there any way I can submit a job to this?
VIC containers for me - a full VM is a bit overkill for something this light :)
No "guys" is not inclusive in many situations. Guys is males first, female second.
People like that need to learn some American/European language/culture/history.

White/light/warm/day = good, Black/dark/cold/night = bad is pretty universal association that only the truly sheltered and privleged could miss.
Your opinion is that the actions of governments like printing money are not distorting the market value of money, aka the interest rates?
It's funny, I thought interest/buzz in social media died down considerably the past month.
The practical consequence of this is that your phone number + name is public information. Almost as if it were listed in a phone book. That was pretty much the case already so it's not really a new threat. Of course people with unlisted numbers will be a bit annoyed by this. Likewise, your email address probably is part of numerous databases, including those owned by spammers/scammers.

I'm not saying this is good. But merely that assuming otherwise was always a bit naive. Now in terms of GDPR and similar laws in the US, leaking information via a scrapable API is of course still a problem.
CBN sold $1.47 bln forex in Jan as Nigeria’s trade deficit rises to $2.51B
Well, the novel part is that in the BDSM case, you really don't want that key destroyed if you tamper with it and failsafes are generally there to ensure succesful release, so this is the opposite research direction really.
It showed that machine learning is useless if the input format doesn't match the problem. The result would probably be better if the problem was approached more on a vector graphics-based level rather than throwing a bunch of pixel clusters at the program and expecting it to figure out the underlying shapes by itself.

I mean, children in school don't learn to write by copying printed letters out of a book either, instead they're shown the individual strokes and their direction step by step.
Odd that "hang, hung" is on there as "unnecessary voilent language".

If a picture is hung on the wall, that is not violent!

Very odd.
It says you can have python cells via Pyodide.
Nonce

If your mission is to avoid offence and confusion and you're an international company, you should ban this one as its more offensive/emotive than 99.9% of the things on this list in UK English. But nope, it's OK apparently
Stealthy Dopant-Level Hardware Trojans (2013) [pdf]
Too many comments and not enough points sets off the flame war detector. And probably some users flagged it for being flame bait with an editorialized title too.
Well, it's a policy document for Google developers, who presumably aren't free to just pick and choose which rules to follow.

I personally agree with ~95% of the list, and the other 5% seems too trivial to be worth arguing over. I couldn't care less about the motivation behind the rules (political or otherwise) as long as they don't sacrifice clarity, and I think that's basically true for everything in here.
Yeah maybe today 100MHz difference might not seem like much, but it's a >20% increase which is nothing to sneeze at! I did a similar one (K6-2 366MHz to K6-2 550MHz).

Those lower-clocked Durons you mentioned were fantastic value though - I remember buying a 700 MHz part and running it at 900 MHz (after using a pencil to short those traces on the chip that let you manipulate the clock multiplier)
They stretched the app core clocks quite a bit. For sure they had a lot of historical performance lead they had to burn to stay relevant but I don't think it would have been easy to get 14nm as far as they have. It has definitely got very little to give going forward though.
(Re)Searching for a new tool in the way described sounds more like a form or variant of procrastination.

Especially spending 50 hours researching the best tool then not using it more than five hours. The whole exercise was a distraction. The distraction itself was the payoff rather than the full cycle of acquire, learn, master, perform.
It's not "barely usable" any more, they're shipping Xeons with up to 40 cores at volume. Afaik everything except high-clock desktop parts is shipping on 10nm now. It took them an eternity, but it's not Duke Nukem late.
I think for native speakers deciphering that that says Cambridge University isn't all that difficult and doesn't require much mental energy.
well, he is an owner and he has paid his dues.
Since the company is profitable, couln't it simply pay out dividends?
Time for another rant by that xscreensaver guy, who's site you should definitely not link to because he detects the news.ycombinator.com referrer and shows a rude image instead?
"Interestingly, if the number provided by Hushed was previously registered by another user, the WhatsApp account is "inherited", including group memberships. A non-negligible percentage of the accounts we registered had been in active use, with personal and/or group messages arriving after account takeover."

Did not know that taking over a WhatsApp account is that easy.
"So that there would be shares to trade."

This doesn't make sense. All of the shares are available to trade as soon as the DPO happens, regardless of whether or not they exchange hands. People who want them are free to place limit orders, and if those limit orders remain unfilled, they are free to raise them until the price is attractive enough for sellers to fill.

In this way, a natural equilibrium is reached where buyer and seller are both happy and engage in a trade. It doesn't take some mandatory or pre-stipulated "having to sell some amount".

Anything that would attempt to influence holders to sell under the premise that they "need to sell something" to "create a market" doesn't make sense, and typically serves the interest of the people saying it.
- they don't require energy to maintain their state - a property which they share with eInk displays, but a split-flap display is unrestricted in size.

- assuming a fixed output selection, a split-flap display can also achieve far greater visual quality than other competitors like flip-dot displays

- defective units can be automatically detected (by comparing the position of the indicator magnet), whereas stuck pixels in flip-dot, matrix or LC displays require a human to spot them
Bonus, your kid is now learning problem solving.
Please don't use "onboard". That would imply that I like boats and I might suffer from naviphobia.....
Hm, after watching and listening to videos of these displays at airports and train stations (don't think I've ever seen one in person), I thought the flaps in the commercial ones were made of thin sheet metal because the flipping sound was somewhat sharper than the OP version.
What I would love to see is an expiration mechanism for files, e.g. you create a file that will get cleaned up in an hour. Would simplify my life on multiple occasions.
Hey, this is amazing! Is it open source? I'd like to see if it's possible to apply to the Bitcoin Cash blockchain (the one that I support because I believe that BTC was intentionally stifled (not increasing the block size when it should have been) and is centralised at the repo level.
> blackhat, black hat, black-hat
> Don't use. Instead, use precise terms for the kind of violation or practice, such as illegal, unethical, or in violation of rules.

Can't mention 'Black Hat USA' anywhere even related to security, because Google says it is in their list of 'banned' words. /s

We will now start the process of dismantling Black Hat USA because it is now 'offensive'.

Maybe the actual problem is that companies like Google are forcing people to see almost everything in anything as racial and everyone copying them are constantly taking it all out of context just 'because FAAMNG is doing it'.
I would really like to know how much of the bitcoin trading is bubble and/or unbacked money printing by a certain coin, and what parts is actual value. There is way too much shady stuff going on to get my involvement.
Yes, I hung a picture on the wall once. A violent act indeed!
>> hamburger, hamburger menu:
Don't use. Instead use the aria-label

What if Aria reminds me of "Aryan" and is a trigger word?
No one said you were the first. And obviously adding vs changes the results.

Your own source says "This is why a small minority of people today (most of whom have email addresses ending with .edu) will maintain that what we call regex are not regular expressions. For the rest of us… Regex and regular expressions? Same-same."
So nanometres are the new megahertz.
> how to adapt them so they would?

Add rotary springs (is this a valid term?) to the flap hinges so they're forced down once released from the top edge of the frame.
> Laser cutting a bunch of sheets at once could be one option

Use a waterjet cutter instead. You'll have some issues with microplastics in the water, but these can be filtered.
On the bare necessity of psychological safety
It was? Those words came from the report done by the security testing team.
Denylisted looks like it was assembled by committee.
> distort: give a misleading or false account or impression of.

"distorting" as opposed to "influencing" or "creating" - of course it has impact, it wouldn't be a thing to do if it had no effect.

But your statement is a bit like "roofs on houses distort the fall of rain". If not categorically wrong, it's an unconventional and loaded framing.
Read my comments in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26857198

When you write "your live stack", my brain freezes. Even a simple "webapp" project in my team had 4 common stacks (prod, staging, dev, git-master which had every push to master getting deployed) plus individual stacks, one per developer, with the ability to create extra stacks for specific feature development.

Only prod had real data. Obviously (to me) you wouldn't shorcircuit lambdas in the prod env. Not even staging. Not even dev. Not even git-master. Short-circuit development environments where you explore. Very low risks there. We need to learn it's ok to fuck up, as long as we fuck up in a safe environment, nowhere near the nuclear button ;)
Use of Russian suicide drones attacking militants in Syria [video]
But what if your account in the black got blacklisted???
Ownership is a legal fiction. In the context of common law countries, the state originally held final "ownership" over all land. People largely weren't allowed to own property in the modern sense of the term until after the Statute of Westminster (1290), which was passed after it became too difficult for courts to resolve who, exactly, was responsible for what (and for how long, and what was owed in return) under the older feudal system.

I'm sure a lawyer or someone with a better understanding of the history behind all of this can chime in, but the concept of ownership is very much tied to the state's need to know who is responsible for each piece of land, whether for taxation, ensuring upkeep, or for resolving court disputes.
In Europe there is Mietshäuser Syndikat https://www.syndikat.org/en/

Their model seems to work well. I think this is the way. Capitalism seems to be oddly unprepared, if you just drop the profit drive in the middle of things. Seems like you can make the system sell itself out.
Is this a non-AI version of uppest-case? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLRdruqQfRk
That is the cost of sticking to a single vendor.
GPIB was also how commodore PETs used to hook up their disk drives
Even if you read with good intention, and consider that the backdoor/workaround was not used, here you have the proof that Huawei is caught lying publicly.

See:

https://www.c4isrnet.com/battlefield-tech/it-networks/5g/202...

<<Huawei denies that claim and issued a statement Wednesday saying the company "has never and will never covertly access telecom networks, nor do we have the capability to do so.">>

The report on KPN proves that they have the "capability" and they they know it!
African American and Caucasian?
How much longer will we have to tolerate this culture that hates us?

I'm tired of thinking and thinking and thinking about these ideas that always terminate in foundational disagreement. I expect to encounter disagreement, and I'm fine coexisting with it, but I need the ability to isolate myself and those I care about from the effects of it.
The bottom of the sole is still solid.
Warning: there's an image on the page
Cool, but, it looks exactly like watching a display with a Wii remote on your head [0, 2007]. What’s so special? Is it actually 3D this time?

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw
The only people who own shares when the DPO happens are the insiders. The DPO cannot happen unless some of them choose to sell in that DPO.
While I agree with you, the current way this functionality works is really terrible.
Bank of England to explore a potential Central Bank Digital Currency
Sex is a great stress reliever. If having regular sex isn't feasible, enjoy some porn and masturbate around 3-4 times a week. I'm not joking.
Annalena Baerbock: The Green Party's candidate to succeed Angela Merkel
Not sure that i follow you, but the setup i described would proxy the env vars as well, among them the aws credentials, so you should be able to run loudly with exactly the same liberties as the original AWS lambda.
Cool, but it's not using the correct FOV to make sure the viewer/eye is at the focal point. That would look way cooler, I've seen a demo like that before. You get the impression you're looking through a window to another world.

Edit: the video linked here by teekert does it correctly
I'm actually fine with the wire approach.

But it would be nice if the sender could be notified that the message was never delivered.
I'd call myself a power user when it comes to browsers and tabs.

I had exactly the same thoughts a few months ago, but having 500+ tabs open and getting a few system freezes for a few seconds I thought that's how it is. Even though I'm running it on a 2019 Pro with 16 GB.

But then I gave Firefox a new shot and it's amazing. I'm currently sitting at 547 tabs and I can even play YouTube videos via the picture in picture mode without any problems while building an Docker image.

However you should definitely use an addon for discarding tabs. I'm currently using "Auto Tab Discord"[1] which is kinda the same what "The Great Suspender" was. Additionally I can recommend "Tab Session Manager"[2] if you're having an addition to tabs like me. Both are available for Chrome and Firefox.

[1] https://github.com/rNeomy/auto-tab-discard

[2] https://github.com/sienori/Tab-Session-Manager
Related from a little while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24280218
Is there significant on-chain lending of crypto? Or is it all margin lending on exchanges?

What are the prevailing interest rates in pure-crypto land?
You can with systemd (*cue boos from the audience*), although it involves a bit of additional configuration - what files to clean up, and set up a timer.

See e.g. https://www.putorius.net/systemd-tmpfiles.html#user-specific... (no affiliation with the site, it was just the first one I found that describes the works).
These 3D printed soles are already in mass produced shoes sold in adidas’ website. They are not collectibles anymore, just shoes with a different kind of sole.
I'd call that 'first recognizing the current state of affairs'. Denial has been a long standing issue where some folks have denied that a problem exists.

When the problem is separate treatment of different races, then the problem statement has to talk about race.
Wouldn't it make more sense to just not support those weird formats? Nobody uses them and they can help attackers (mentioned in the post).
>It does, that is like the core feature of gnome

You missed the point. They meant there's no always-on-display taskbar.

>It can be set in Tweaks

>Gnome Tweaks

Probably, but should you "need a SEPARATE application" (as they say) to set something that should be default? That you can configure those things using third-party software doesn't take away from the point the author is making, and if anything enhances it since some should've been the default.
Yes they should be called an "Africanamericanlist" and a "Caucasian list" that would be more politically correct.

Also, 'Red-black trees' should be renamed 'Americanindian-africanamerican trees'.
... uh, right. Which is what I said in my top comment in this thread... Which you replied to, and called me out for having made a distinction where you thought one didn’t exist.

Huh?
Sounds like you enjoy the taste of boot.

How can you possibly argue that we don't know the "full context" when the full context includes the history of policing in the United States, the rampant historical disregard for citizens rights, and the rapid militarization and infiltration (by white supremacist extremeists) of the police?
This 10x!!!
Personally i find these setups a complete design failure. Make it work and then figure out how to develop with the constraints you will find later (not the ones you have designed yourself).

So - reverse engineer and monitor in-transit behavior it is...
Absolutely fantastic! I saw the post on Reddit and I immediately thought "WANT IT".

Black and white in direct sunlight? And color in the shade, development dream this thing. (At least for me that is)

Shame the company behind it does not really exist anymore.
Slightly surprised that curl went this way, instead of actively rejecting them. Is there anyone using these obscure formats in the real world, except for attackers?
The mystery of disappearing drone swarms in the US Midwest
Delicious! Thanks for the link!
The most interesting section for me was "Exposed User Data". My takeaway is that an attacker can know whether my phone number is registered with Signal and can receive voice and video calls. They also get my encrypted name and profile picture but would need my explicit consent for that.
> you are the one who's trying to make the case that the ability to make a derivative work of Bitcoin means that PoW has somehow failed

No, I never said this and this another straw man. The point is that the most-work chain is allowed to be ignored if the politics are done right. You just need the right people pushing for adoption of the minority chain, and to label the most-work chain as an “attack” or a “bug”. In this event, there is no protocol defining which chain gets the name “Bitcoin”, it becomes a game of power, of who has more social capital in the space and who can maneuver exchanges and users into agreeing which chain is “real” and which chain is “pretender”.

Maybe a picture will help: imagine all the existing investors who strongly insist on deflationary policy are gone in 100 years, and they get replaced with folks who care a lot less about “sound money” arguments. Imagine devs, exchanges, miners, all agree that a constant supply inflation would be preferred. Then, all they need to do is release a new version of reference software that keeps the block subsidy in perpetuity, and make a very strong case that this fork is for the security and stability of the Bitcoin economy (to make that case here is beside the point). In this example, the handful of folks who will be fussing about Austrian economics and declaring “that chain is not the real Bitcoin!” will be relegated as outcasts, even if they insist on keeping the name “Bitcoin” and release an “original Bitcoin” client, it won’t matter, because the market will have decided for them which chain the rest of the world uses. And it’s this chain that wins the political game that will keep the name “Bitcoin”.

Again, the argument for which monetary policy is best is irrelevant, and how likely you see this event as happening is also irrelevant. The fact that this hypothetical is even _possible_ and that Satoshi’s system doesn’t preclude it from happening, is the argument for why proof-of-work fails. PoW is ultimately subject to politics which means the whole system is subject to politics.

You can also look at the BCash fork itself. The events leading up to that fork were not smooth at all, and the outcome of the fork was wholly uncertain at the time. Popular blockchain analytics sites had public trackers of which ideology had more brainshare, devs drew the party lines, exchanges issued statements declaring party allegiance, miners signaled support in their blocks, users took to Twitter to unite the herd. If Roger/Gavin/Mike had been the only ones with a public platform and Core had never responded with their own campaigning, miners would’ve easily abandoned the “real Bitcoin” and Coinbase and crew would’ve easily pushed for the fork to keep the name “Bitcoin”. It is the political campaigning of the incumbent party that kept them in power and that kept the hash rate on that chain. None of these mechanics are outlined in any Bitcoin whitepaper I know of.
"Unlike a sibling comment, I never knew that the lithography process did not correspond to any physical characteristic in the chip."

In plain english, when someone conveys made up information for their gain, we call this lying
omg, I remember Fellini was pissed when Italian TV channels (first the Berlusconi private network, then the state TV, too) started to interrupt his movies with Adverts.

now this.. :(

omg, we will need a movie AdBlocker :(
My name/number is already pretty much public information, you can find it in various public registries if you search.

But who I have in my contact list is _not_ public information. You can infer a lot from that.

And the idiots who create these social apps always assume you want to "connect" with whoever is in your contact list.

Even if you added their number so you know to _not_ pick up when they call.
Show HN: 0-dependency, granular, min-diff UI view updates with template literals
? US 1y bond yields are about 0.06%: https://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/data-chart-center/i...

They're all hovering around zero due to rate targeting and failure to get price/wage inflation back up to about 2%.
You're right. I always presumed that nitpicking refers to picking at loose threads in something that is knit (as in something you can't help not doing). Apparently, nitpicking refers to picking nits off someone; nits as in flea eggs.
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I always thought we just had shitty transformers that would constantly blow up.
Ask HN: How would you promote a product survey?
Hi there,

To think further about a product I am working on (https://nunc.dev), I recently released a small website handling a custom survey.
But now, I reached all my friends and family, I am struggling on promoting it to gather more "real users" feedbacks.

All websites I know for promoting products only accept released products (including Hacker News) and I am currently in a dead end regarding the promotion of this survey website.

I thought at start about Twitter or Reddit ads, but they also both only accept promoting real products.

I do need some solid intels about this subject, because I really want to put users feedbacks in the first early stage of my roadmap, to help me build something by targeted users for the targeted users.