skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ultrasonic one is my first, only started paying attention to all this stuff because of 2020 and went all in, just trying to make my home a less crummy place.

Watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHeehYYgl28

Optional follow-ups:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC9-t47tKts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HfFAiCMLJ14
My copy of Permutation City arrived this morning. That’s what got me searching for his website :). I’m very excited.
I keep the things I need to do in a separate window. If it gets to crowded I drag some less important ones to a different window. I get anxiety when behind but also if I forget to live. Switching between topics effectively is hard if you are not used to it and it definitely eats away my focus if I don't pay attention.

For a while I use different browsers simultaneously for different things. The session turns out entirely different for some reason as if one is a different person in a different location. I could see a cloud browser as something like that. I have no idea what would happen. Portability will probably influence the session.

I wish bookmarks were good enough, I use tabs in stead to preserve scroll audio and video offset and to have a bunch of tabs for a domain with related tabs next to them. Browsers have poor organization for large numbers of tabs but bookmarks are even worse.

I have no real idea how the session should be organized but I'm sure there are tons of visualizations out there that would work wonderfully. Perhaps some filters with a flow chart for the entire browsing history. Full text search? I don't know.

The price doesn't really matter as I spend way to much time online. 1 euro per day is nothing.
Really Cool project. Just a quick thing, can you make the html responsive with the viewport meta tag?
Edit nm Didn’t read the article.
Need what?
I think that's part of the point; AMP became a necessity for news when Google pulled their monopolistic search ranking levers, but few other types of sites implemented AMP since there was no real motive.
The National Geographic Society still exists, yes, and makes money off the partnership with Disney. Their current programs are listed at https://www.nationalgeographic.org/projects/programs/.
Florida McDonald's offers $50 just to show up for job interview
There could be a technical reason for it not to be available for custom domains (yet?).

The page mentions that the header is set for all pages served by github.io, which leads me to believe they add the header on the reverse-proxy/loadbalancer side for github.io pages.

Custom domains most likely use separate proxy/loadbalancing infrastructure where the same change could take longer to implement, or they might be exploring options to make it configurable.
> What kind of content are you preventing?

> This test is focused on preventing the use of AI Dungeon to create child sexual abuse material.

How can you even begin to argue against this? It’s one of the horsemen of the infocalypse; any counterarguments are doomed.
Yeah I'm sure that the jordan biopic wasn't the source. I am suggesting it's a reason why an agressive basketball metaphor has regained popularity of late. Could be very wrong, of course.
what an abusive business model. i hope to never do business with them ./adds to list
Do the Latex/MathJax formulas turn dark after about 5sec for anyone else? Even tried it with all addons off in latest Firefox.
People are dying from air pollution it's just that we like to ignore it because what are you realistically going to do about it... Move to your villa in the countryside?
Thankfully as a human being I'm perfectly able to ignore and suppress inconvenient information.
Interesting to see Stardew Valley appear on HN. I never thought I'd see the day!

I'm writing a min-max guide for it: https://github.com/nathan-alden-sr/stardew-valley/tree/maste...
Android has an 87% market share. I don’t really care what the minority players are up to.
But for now, not if the suspect has an iPhone: https://www.google.com/amp/s/9to5mac.com/2021/04/27/cellebri...

Cellebrite has told all customers to stop using the physical device on iPhones. Could be related to the stolen Apple DLLs in their product. Any competent legal department would tell them to remove those immediately, because you don't want to get in a lawsuit with Apple over such a clear case.
Pariah state... Oh you mean because it's the one that had a foreign power overthrow its democratically elected leader, replacing them with a despot...

...right yeah I getcha... their desire to bypass the financial system put in place by that very same foreign power must have absolutely no moral standing whatsover, especially since their democracy was ruined.
To add to the other comment a Grand Jury is also often made up of jurors called in using the prosecutor's private phone contacts. A few ex-cops and former work buddies. People also go to jail because of misuse of power by grand juries. There's a great documentary on Netflix but I can't remember its name right now. Suffice to say there aren't grand juries in any well working and fair justice system. It's abuse and/or theater 100% of the time.
I said "Better" not throw more $ at the current omnishambles
WordPress may very well block FLoC which cuts off a good chunk, even when you eliminate those that don't update to the latest version. https://make.wordpress.org/core/2021/04/18/proposal-treat-fl...
50 years of worse-is-better ruling the software world suggests otherwise.
You're definitely right, with the caveats that other posters have pointed out that there might be benefits from less cleaning as well. My big concern isn't that we're cleaning, but that we're cleaning too much and using that as a justification for doing less of anything else.
> When we join a community that feels like a good fit, it's easy to assume that we all share the same values, but that's almost never the case. It's also tempting to think that because you're "with your tribe", that you should like everyone, and everyone should like you. But for a community of any size, that just won't be true, and hoping for it can only lead to disappointment.

Yes; see Five Geek Social Fallacies: https://plausiblydeniable.com/five-geek-social-fallacies/
Making your product available to the widest amount of people possible can also drive the mass-production practices talked about in this thread. So it's not just people being poor, it's that poor people are a huge market!
Good grief: "Latitude reviews content flagged by the model" - or, as it was put in another forum: every time the AI flags your game, a Latitude employee will be personally reading your private content.

The key reason is perhaps this, buried deep in the text: "We have also received feedback from OpenAI, which asked us to implement changes". Given the volume of prompts that AI Dungeon throws at GPT-3 in the course of a game, it's easy to conclude that Latitude has a real sweetheart deal on the usual pricing, and that they basically have to follow orders from their benefactors.

Whatever may be said of the robocensor they've thrown together - and early anecdotal reports are, it is painfully crude, both oversensitive and underspecific - how they've handled communicating the change is extraordinarily naive. Not for the first time, either: Latitude has form on suddenly imposing major service constraints in a peremptory, underhanded fashion that infuriates their customers. Repeating past PR mistakes, and now doubling down by complaining about "misinformation" and throwing shade onto others, is starting to look like a pattern.
Vertical turbines are more efficient in large-scale wind farms: study
> The question now is can brick and mortar stores comeback?

No. The tax break went on for too long, and that online bookstore became a global near-monopoly on all physical items the size of a coffee table or smaller. Before that, traditional bookstores had already been slammed by grocery-store sized bestseller warehouse chains - the more than a decade long state subsidy to internet retailers actually killed those.
That's probably accurate if you assume every website is equal, but if you measure by traffic the top 100 websites account for 95% of measurable tracking events. Won't that make FLoC rather ineffective if 95% of the data is missing?
The first commercial computer mouse shipped 40 years ago today
Similar things have happened[0], but no other new world crops made it across. What use is a seed which grows in warm climates to a trader in Alaska?

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/tiny-blue-beads-eu...
I think you are looking for the term 'legal entity' instead of 'legal person'.
Yes but the Mojave desert is dry. I think the article is pointing out that if both the heat and the humidity rise to a certain level, drinking water no longer helps and you get heatstroke.
Ok, I modified my original comment.

> My home system takes 45 ppm water and reduces it to <2 ppm

My tap water is around 227 and filter is just recently installed, there's still some air in the system. I don't think it will go that low ever, but it's good enough for me. I plan to remineralize it a bit for drinking anyway, so it's all a bit moot.
I sympathize with the developers. Is it possible for a judicial review of the problem, for the "strong" side to present evidence of manipulation of the ad network?
FLoC is basically something implemented in a browser. Why website owner should be bothered by it? If client decided to use browser with FLoC than it's their decision. The only interesting thing might be to inform user that they are using shitty browser that doesn't respect their privacy and make sure that website works in other browsers.

What if Google decides that they will ignore that header? Is there anything preventing them from doing that? Do we know why they decided to even implement this "workaround" with header?
This link is a 404
>Creating a subsidiary business for every type of Google account you have would be quite expensive,

Do you really have to create a separate subsidary business? Why not just get another EIN for the account? Then as far as the online service is concerned, that will be another taxpayer id, unlinked to the original one.
The IRS does have limitations[0] (you can only apply for one EIN per day), but as far as I could tell, there is no limit to the number of EINs you can get for your company.

In fact, I would argue that if you are a self-employed person, you should get an EIN and use it when creating accounts at any SAAS that require a social security number.

[0] https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employe...
I see your point (although I am allergic to Architect-speak myself!)
The same fraudsters are gaming Gmail. Using web interface to send emails using Google Source IPs.

You might call them spammers but they are often fraudsters.
Apple to slash AirPods production, succumbing to Asian competition
>>Rumble

> I've never heard about it before now

Congratulations! You are one of todays 10000 lucky :-)

>>fediverse solutions

> The what?

Peertube for example.

>>Vimeo already works beautifully

> Except you can't monetize your content and in fact you have to pay to post in the first place plus you can't post (at least) gaming related content.

Proof that you can: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/effectivejavaee
Product Hunt explicitly supports posting your own projects.
Same here, I thought it caused cURL to do a GET request and throw away the body, but it doesn't, and I've gotten different results more than once.
Two years ago, I participated in a rocis.org study cohort. It was very informative. Participants are given a collection of monitors (particulate, CO2, radon, and one other I can't remember). We are given three air particulate monitors. participants collect the data and send it back to rocis.org. Here were some of the main takeaways personally. Note that I live in Pittsburgh which doesn't have great air.

A. The idea that you should "open your window to let in fresh air" is false. The outdoor air is 10x worse at my house and I don't live it a "polluted" neighborhood but in the burbs.

B. Monitoring is very insightful. I put one monitor outside, one in the living room, and one in my bedroom. The outdoor air like I said was 10x worse than indoors. Indoors wasn't so great either. I replaced my furnace electrostatic filters with quality HEPA filters (they make box filters the same size as electrostatic panels and they are beasts). The indoor air quality improved by about 30%. I added a Blue HEPA filter to the bedroom. It runs continuously at the middle fan setting. Bedroom air quality improved by about 50%.

C. Cooking is the biggest contributor to indoor pollution. When you monitor in real-time this becomes obvious. Induction is the way to go. Of course, the high-end appliance manufacturers are going to continue to make you covet that gas range. But if you're building or renovating a kitchen, go inductive.
You missed my point and you were a jerk in the process. Bravo.
Yeh, but what happens when Google Analytics adds `document.interestCohort` and ~90% of the web get opted in?
I hope it's positive 70 megabucks, not negative.
Maybe there was more of a privacy concern they wanted to address by removing it from the github.io subdomains.
As one of the replies in that thread you linked explains, this is TLS encrypted traffic, so Telia can't really do anything to influence what happens here. They don't get to see what the traffic means, and if they change any of it then the connection aborts, which doesn't result in a 401 error it just hangs up abruptly - that's how TLS is designed to work.

It is entirely possible that somebody at Signal fat-fingered an IP address block, e.g. some kiddie is spewing 10Gb/s of traffic from 10.2/16 to Signal, but a Signal person blocks 10.20/16 [addresses example only] and only a week later when investigating "Why are we still eating 10Gb/s of spew?" do they realise they typo'd the number.
Nope, HN doesn't show parent comments in threaded discussions and I'm on mobile with noprocrast. I'm sorry I missed one word, although it doesn't really affect my point at all.
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What the fuck is FLoC? Google opens up on post-cookie roadmap
Here’s a link to the original Tweet from 2011:

https://twitter.com/edballs/status/63623585020915713
> the unit allocates memory or not, the unit performs in a given worst-case time or not, etc. etc. -- but not everything it could do it also should

Strong agree.

This list could also be extended endlessly, and with continuous dimensions: how much L1i/L2i/L1d/L2d/L3 cache does this consume? How many instructions will it generate? For AMD64, ARM? How well can it be reordered wrt this other function? Is it superscalar? It becomes dimensionally intractable, because these properties do interact with each other.

IMHO, all side-effects considerations should be (easily) surfaced as hints to the programmer, but not as constraints. At least that's what a language/runtime should aim for.

For example: Rust's asyncs can be called synchronously. That's fair enough (and ok), but the programmer should be made aware by the compiler that it will block the thread.

To me, the best thing to aim for is a language that gets out of the way (correctness in changing requirements context is difficult enough already), but informs you on what you are trading off.

Say your wrote a sequential part. A hypothetical 'parallelization opportunities' tab of your IDE should ask you the question: 'Do your business requirements allow that this part be made parallel?'.
Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly and other CDNs should disable FLoC by default for all customers, and provide a toggle to those customers who explicitly wish to enable it.

But until they do[1]:

Apache:

Header always set Permissions-Policy: interest-cohort=()

Caddy:

header Permissions-Policy "interest-cohort=()"

Cloudflare Workers (not free as there are limits):

addEventListener('fetch', event=> {
event.respondWith(handleRequest(event.request))
})
async function handleRequest(request) {
let response=await fetch(request)
let newHeaders=new Headers(response.headers)
newHeaders.set("Permissions-Policy","interest-cohort=()")
return new Response(response.body, {
status: response.status,
statusText: response.statusText,
headers: newHeaders
})
}

Lighttpd:

server.modules +=("mod_setenv")
setenv.add-response-header=("Permissions-Policy"=>"interest-cohort=()")

Netlify:

[[headers]] for="/*"
[headers.values] Permissions-Policy="interest-cohort=()"

Nginx:

add_header Permissions-Policy interest-cohort=();

[1] https://github.com/WICG/floc#opting-out-of-computation
Vimeo competes in one segment.

Rumble in another.

Peertube etc in a third.

Self-hosting by media companies in a fourth.

Etc.
My guess is that the tiktoker is somewhat famous and people are just piling on like people pile on to NFTs.
It was "during this period," but only coincidentally.

Diabetic. I let my blood sugar get wildly out of control. Daily sugar in the 300s, A1C 13 something.

Consulted doc and medical nutritionist. Nutritionist suggested daily carbs in the 100s (I forget exactly). I asked if sub 100 would be safe, she said yes.

So for three months i took in 40 to 100g/day. Cut A1C to low 7.something, daily sugar down to high 80s to low 100s. Side effect: lost 30 pounds.

Cut out all junk food, all bread, all "added sugar." Ate more meat and dairy. Read every label or searched online.

KEY was a food/carb diary. Recorded everything I ate and its carb content, totaled carbs every day. Recorded sugar multiple times/day. Recorded blood pressure occasionally. Not much exercise. Started recording weight once a week when I noticed my clothes were loose.

So:

* Decide what actions you'll take.

* Record those actions as appropriate.

* Record progress as appropriate. For example, daily weight may be counter productive.

* Adjust as necessary.
Has anyone done the calculation of the amount of energy (and therefore co2) used and extra bandwidth cost for adding the opt-out header to most of the internet's traffic?

As I understand it, every response in a page has to have the header, not just a containing html or an initial options.
There's a huge difference: no natural process that was observed by alchemists acted as a philosophers stone. They sought to find one, but never did. On the other hand I can observe intelligence in the sentence you have written, and maybe you can observe intelligence in this one that I have written. Natural intelligence does exist, the questions are how does it work, and what are the barriers to it existing in other substrates. AI doesn't have to try to create intelligence to answer well posed scientific questions - the alchemists didn't get to that point until people started building nuclear reactors.
I had a chance to see his work at the San Jose Museum of Art and at the Smithsonian. He was really an innovative and interesting artist.
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By pointing out that traditionally this sort of thing inveitably follows the same pattern. You start with saying you're protecting the children, because no one can argue with it. Then ban any content that's potentially offensive to anybody. Or filter it so only "one way" is acceptable. Next AI dungeon won't be able to generate a character called Jesus or Prophet Muhammad because might be offensive. Then of course anything that might be interpreted as leaning liberal/conservative, depending on what the authors think is "correct". Then eventually you can't create a character named after a politician because "they want to keep the game clean and free of politics".

Obviously I'm not equating any of this with CP - but I wish someone had the energy to stand up to it and say "look, you're censoring AI. It's dumb". But of course no one will because being accused as defender of CP is one of the worst things that can happen in any online discussion.
This strikes me as a struggle where the terrain is “asymmetrical information.” The company has all the data and uses it to optimize its business, at the expense of the drivers, who are given only enough information to incentivize them to do the thing that is optimal for the company. Meanwhile, the drivers are attempting to obtain enough information to optimize their behaviour for their own, local benefit.

It feels like this dynamic is going to play out more and more as the “gig economy” expands. The gig workers have a demand for information, and the companies try to control the information. Of course people will find ways to sell or rent that information to them.
You can file them online yourself.

https://www.gov.uk/file-your-company-accounts-and-tax-return
1. Mandate that each accused has the right to view the evidence against them - this means no bans without specific evidence that the user can view and defend against.

2. Mandate that each accused has the right to face their accuser - this means each ban must provide a way to speak to a person via phone and email to appeal it.

3. Mandate that each accused has a right to a fair trial - this means that, at some point in the appeals process, the banned must have the option of, with minimal investment of time and effort, being judged by a neutral party, which has the power to ultimately overturn judgements by the non-neutral party (Facebook)

The problem isn't that there are no solutions - each of these three totally reasonable rights was conceived of centuries ago. The problem is that Google doesn't want to do them because it is at least 1 cent cheaper to _not_ do then.
Welcome to the dogecoin multiverse. All we need now are scamcoin smart contracts so we can auction off NFTs for illicit drug trade money laundering.
At some humidity point sweating just doesn’t help.
Only difference between Pro and Air M1 for now is Pro has fans and Touch Bar.

I'm using Air M1, and lack of fans hasn't been a problem so far.

Get one with 16GB ram if you can.
GPT2?
Am I understanding this correctly? Are you saying it's better to change things rather than understanding the existing code?
Listen to your to PostgreSQL database in realtime via WebSockets
The OP said “WorkOS”, so I thought they were talking about the company.
Reddit blocks links to Rumble in private messages
Any stats to back that up?
alright 41 comments and everyone seems to know what FLoC is so i’ll be that guy.

What is FLoC and whats the big deal?

I googled https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/30/22358287/privacy-ads-goog... and it seems like an attempt by Google to add proprietary cohort based tracking to replace third party cookies. well intentioned but could have flaws. anything else i should know?
Power law exists in every industry and the profits from the top sellers do indeed fund the long-tail.

This is true of music, books, art, everything.

The hits will always be present, and this is OK so long as the underlying businesses continue to invest in the long tail to fund the next generation of writers.
>if you drink enough water it’s no problem

If you learned such a thing you learned incorrectly. Mojave is dry. The article mentions this, but the relevant measure is the "wet-bulb temperature", which combines heat and humidity. The name comes from the technique of wrapping a thermometer in a water soaked cloth and passing air over it, so that it takes into account evaporation. Thus the wet-bulb temperature is the lowest temperature that can be reached through evaporative cooling alone.

No matter how much adaption you have to the heat, nobody can exercise and do normal (let alone strenuous) continuous outdoor activity with a wet-bulb of 90°F or so, and ~95°F wet-bulb is about the absolute limit of how much a human can survive longterm (ie., someone could still last an hour or two), even just lying in the shade. No amount of water you drink can help you if the air is at saturation already.

So there is genuine concern that parts of the world will literally become uninhabitable without universal mechanized cooling or other extreme adaptive measures (going underground say). And while the general focus is humans, of course every other animal is the same plus or minus some number of degrees.
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