skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Almost certainly. Basically all "under the hood" mods like this are— street legality for a vehicle you build or modify yourself is a surprisingly narrow band of requirements that are mostly around safety equipment like lights, horn, etc:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street-legal_vehicle

The much higher bars to clear are when it comes to a device that you offer for sale to others for them to operate on the road.
It sounds like he lives in Europe, so the F-150 isn't an option. I don't think it's available, and it would be way too large for any use outside the very rural cases.
Interesting. Looks like it's inspired by Roam Research.
It's really bad but seems to be some EU law, this isn't something Google ever wanted.

An alternative would be entering your passport or something which would be even crazier
Birth certificates are kinda in the realms of manfatory and be it directly or indirectly (classed as child abuse in the case of the USA) illegal not to register a birth in many countries.

In the UK you have the 1953 Births and Deaths Registration Act requires a birth to be registered within 42 days of a child being born.

Also nice example that Google spat out here in the respect of the UK and trying to opt out not registering a birth: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/jun/23/man-refused-...

So given that, I'd say birth certificates have in many ways and thru various avenues of law in one country or another, kinda become mandatory years ago.
Hmm, it's such a shame that we have a single point of failure for so much of internet culture, not to mention people's actual creative lives.

This is one of the reasons I started using youtube-dl. I wanted to create an independent backup of all my favorite creators and contributors in the event that they have to leave or delete their channels.

This content should belong to everyone. I wish I could trust that all my favorite videos will be there forever, but this is just not the case. Removing the comments on music videos already hurt a lot.
The author's complaint is about an entirely self-imposed nonsense barrier.

>When people asked how you were doing, no one expected you to say “Fine.” Instead, they asked, “How are you holding up?” and you’d answer, “Well, you know.”

So what? Maybe it's because I've spent my life in careers where performance can be measured (even badly), but I haven't since high school felt pressure to exaggerate beyond "alright" or the classic "it's going".

I mean, sometimes I am actually in a good mood. I must be crazy. I'm sitting here waiting for a bleomycin infusion and I just told the nurse I had a good weekend. How inconceivable! Just two days ago I could barely eat dinner! What right do I have to be happy?

Good news: typing this made me laugh, a little. It was worth it.
Small tweaks are like living with opinionated people who have to touch and move everything that is not where they think it should be.

You have no clue how annoying and nerve wrecking that is.

Changing my daily workspace where I am supposed to be productive is something that should be considered a breaking change. I'd like software to leave my workspace alone if at all possible.

Make another product for those who want it different.
Because I'm not an American business owner, nor cheering for one.
I tried this in Firefox and Chrome on an M1 Mac, and it went nuts when trying to do the tutorial. After completing my character, the status bar at the bottom just starts filling with huge amounts of text and it's no longer interactive at all.
Could not disagree more, SmartScreen is a horrendous idea.

You should only be installing verified trusted apps you can verify the sources or hash for, farming this out to a third party, even if its MS, is a great way to open yourself up to watering hole attacks.

Furthermore, you are encouraging poor user behaviour with "oh man this app said my app is good" and then ending up with all manner of poorly vetted bloatware, not to mention antitrust and legal issues.

Really it should be possible to completely remove and/or replace this whole component.

As for network, why aren't running from behind a properly secured connection? That's just bad practice. If you want to connect from a coffeeshop or whatever, set your firewall to block everything by default.
am I wrong that this use of a union is UB in C?
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Hmm I see your point. It's a bit abstract but makes sense to me.
Indeed. I just got back into Usenet using Eternal September as a provider, and they don't carry binary groups.
most of these things also look for registry file entries that point to non existing files and they have no regards for parametric entries (i.e. c:\users\{current}\blah) so they wreak havoc on your installed services and applications.
What would be the alternative to slerp that takes the shortest path?
Was the last year difficult for you because of lockdowns forcing remote work?
Simple Tab Groups work pretty well, especially with Sidebery.

Both are recommended by Mozilla, so they are checked to not be malicious. Recommended extensions are another bonus over Chrome as you cannot tell in general if a chrome extension is safe.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/simple-tab-gr...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sidebery/?utm...
Entertainment I think, or perhaps, entertainment officer, organiser of stuff to do therefore gaining high status.
Samsung and AMD are working on an Exynos mobile chip with ray tracing
What I find really disconcerting is that the senior leaders in the tech industry have been talking for years about increasing gender inclusivity. Yet very few major tech companies seem to be wholeheartedly embracing full remote, despite it being by far the most effective way to encourage more women to join the industry.

Research shows that women are 50% more likely to prefer full remote than men[1]. For better or worse, much more of the burden of childcare falls on mothers in our society.[2] Women are also much more likely to sacrifice their own careers to relocate for a spouse's career.[3] Along similar lines, that tends to mean women prefer careers with geographic flexibility.[4]

Tech companies have spent the past decade sprouting platitudes about creating a more welcoming workplace for women. Now they actually have a real opportunity to make a difference. Transitioning to a remote first model would massively improve gender inclusivity. Yet, despite widespread employee satisfaction with remote, senior management in most places seem to be pushing back as hard as possible on outdated (and often sexist) notions that "people who hustle show up to the office".

[1]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-01/americans...
[2]https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4131769/
[3]https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/11/28/why-c...
[4]https://science.sciencemag.org/content/205/4412/1225.abstrac...
This is a tough question and I share it, with two elementary-age kids myself who love youtube. I don't have a good answer either. We put time limits on youtube and require that the kids use common-area computers to access it, but it would be nice if I could feel more confident about the content they're allowed to be exposed to.
I found a way to download one through some proxy thing

can't remember which
Just don't buy a Tesla. There are other options.
Studies confirm Covid-19 mRNA vaccines safe, effective during pregnancy
There's a small amount of tenants that had the money but just stopped paying for a year. Those landlords are beyond mad.
Recently, my 15 year old Google account started to nag me for my birthday. If Google was smart, they could have worked out that I'm old enough by now! (The account is older than 13 so definitely not a kid behind it, lol)
Not to get get too conspiratorial, but it looks like the Sinovac vaccine is less effective. As new variants come out, the requirement may not be a Covid vaccine, but a specific Covid vaccine. And that data might come out after you already have your shot so requirements for entry could change real time.
> Ugh this article was a total bait and switch.

Yeah, as someone who works with microcontrollers professionally and would always love better tools to work with, this article didn't do much to sell me.

It is a nice bit of marketing in the way it positioned itself. I don't think I'd be able to articulate why I'm not rushing to use this without getting called an old fogey.
I think this and the parent post are quite a cynical read on the situation. And some of the sibling comments I've now read seem equally cynical: turning experience into a competition of who had it worse. I think it's sad that this is the first thread you read for this article.

Personally, I group empathy, resilience and mindfulness under the umbrella of compassion, as I do recognition and acknowledgment. You can take all of those things and use them in an unhealthy way, but I don't think you can call them the same thing anymore if you do that.

I really do appreciate people being more authentic with their feelings and their vulnerability. It might not resonate with me when they do, but I'm not supposed to be a vessel for their shit, I can just recognise they have it and it's there. Same as I've got my own. And we're all dealing with something. I can also set a boundary and say I'm not in a place to go deep, but I hear ya; I don't have to open up to this all the time.

This has little to do with a privileged elite, I'm sure the privileged elite would rather you continue to suppress these things because it stops you talking about what makes you unhappy, and if you stop talking about that then maybe you don't start organising to change things. Meanwhile, there are plenty of societies outside of our Western bubble that happily engage at this deeper level instead of balking at it, or bottling up.
Good thing you came along to contribute productively to the conversation!
Are you calling NASA's Mars photographs propaganda?
I don't know how many, but I certainly will.
It sounds like you, sir or madam, need to get rid of Windows entirely. May I suggest macOS (and Parallels running Ubuntu Linux if you like WSL)?
On average, it's like 800W. My current home charger and cars support up to 7.7 kW. It's something like 4 hours to go from near empty to full for one, and about twice that for the other one (very different sized batteries). But what that really means is that the charger will click on for a relatively short time, then sit idle for the rest of the day. It's likely that most home chargers won't exceed 40A for a while, as past that needs hard wiring. Though I suspect V2H capable chargers will all be hard wired.
Even if you locked them down to YT for kids, do you honestly trust Google to accurately decide what is acceptable for kids? Yeah, no. I don't. (Remember when they had porn in there?)

So how does this help, anyway?
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Is there such a word? There used to be a thing called a "joe job" which was very similar. More recently, SWATting.
Your tax dollars at work. Job is supposed to be about addressing needs of others, not optimum personal enjoyment. There are plenty of people who prefer restful, solitary passtime for enjoyment - watching Netflix, reading, cocktail on the beach, meditation. They still need to do something in return for people who work on Netflix app or serve them cocktails, otherwise none of the stuff that we enjoy will get made. There are a small number of adults who are truly too mentally or physically disabled to earn their upkeep, but a lot more can improve with a combination of treatment and stimulus checks going away.
With the launch of Stripe Payment Links [0] it is worth pointing out this IETF informational draft that may be a better open-standards approach for the future of the open web (which Stripe of course would gladly adopt ;)

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27280096
I noticed a light blue or sky blue color used as the accent color (on Windows at the moment). Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/yZUXhxf

It's even used as outline on this textbox I'm typing in. I would expect it to use the system accent color, but it does not! Any ideas if I can customize just this color, without installing a different theme?
I hate Facebook as much as anyone here on HN, but the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

If keeping end-to-end-encryption also happens to be in the interest of some faceless multinational corporation, we can use their resources in this fight.

We can go back to fighting Facebook once this is over.
That would seem like it's a stereotype for a reason, but at the beginning of all this mess, we had plenty of tourists (Ireland) who .. weren't malicious about it, they just ran on the assumption that restrictions were for everyone else. Like they're special, and obviously it's okay for them to bend the rules, as long as everyone else isn't.

I've read of plenty of people visiting Iceland recently, where it's essentially test at the border then shelter in place until you get your results. And people quite happily listing off the spots they visited on their way to their hotel to shelter in place for the evening. And to be frank, Iceland does seem to be as accommodating as possible while understandably protective of their near-zero rates. It doesn't take a whole lot of effort to reciprocate by acting as a guest should.

I don't want to sound overly critical, but it's not just the rabid fanatics. I do get the impression plenty of perfectly reasonable American tourists believe they're a special case.
Consider a new, better role if you’re not properly compensated for both when you’re on call and when a response is required. Remaining in such a role is a choice.
This is the exact place where used EV batteries will find a second life.

A 40kW car battery with 80% SoH might not be viable for EV use, but it's perfect as a battery for a solar cell system. Either at home or at a public charging station.
I don't think it'll stick for all but there are people who enjoy wearing masks

I can't see that being any more than a small minority. I don't mind wearing one but it is an inconvenience.
Yes, I get the drift. It's certainly a self-contained consistent belief you have there.

Utterly absurd, though.
A credit card seems like a reasonable way to verify age. Can you think of a better way? Or do you think no content should be age restricted?
Symmetry Investments, a $4.5bn assets-under-management hedge fund, sponsors Dlang.

No major tech company behind Dlang.
The sound indicator on tabs only shows on hover which is strictly less information than was available before
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Depends on what you want, I wanted to go beyond just from home, I wanted forever remote with good location flexibility. And after the old employer could not or would not accept the location part, I simply quit.

I have found a forever remote in a FAANG and it is the best decision I have made in a long time.
It’s Peppermint-Patty(?) from the Peanuts cartoon pulling the football away from Charlie Brown just before he kicks it.

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That is fine but probably not good for most users. It is easy to tell it not to filter those apps. You can make exceptions. Just shutting it off totally is like changing a router to allow all ports and traffic in because it blocked a port you were using vs making a firewall rule.

Like I found that SmartScreen and defender blocked my ethminer but that is in general pretty smart because it is common to have it unwittingly installed, and I simply said it is OK to run.
In Europe we just pressed Teletext button on the remote.
Now I'm wondering how many people who do podcasts for a living have seen their numbers drop due to the lack of commuters over the past year.
One of the reasons might be urbanisation and such? Although it is easy to go out in a city, the question sometimes is "what for"? I wonder if time spent on social media is correlated to population density of the area.
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