skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It seems like there is a bust of these "safe" devices every other month.
And the groups trust them again, when will they learn, do not use a phone or computer.
One of the last Italian capos would pass on messages on pieces of paper or verbally.
And still got busted, but after a life time.
I believe the concept of +01:00 meaning 1 hour ahead of Greenwich already existed before ISO8601.
> It's not like you are going to switch to Bing?

I changed the default search engine from Google to Bing and DDG in all browsers. Google does have better results, so sometimes I still need to use them. But for 90% of generic queries such as the weather, product information, or finding a company's website, Bing is good enough.
It is pretty amazing this has cracked the top 10 HN stories of all time: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=*
it's alive, last commit 18 days ago https://github.com/davidedc/Fizzygum/commits/master
Types of Pressure Sensor
They could have been in every school and every office by now with a cross platform solution, instead they have zoom&co eating that space. I don't think they're happy about that either.
I love the term celery man-type GUI and do like that I have an easy way to make my own cinco identity generator now.

I've only watched the demo video, but a large portion of my last job was a) tuning devices with serial data streaming to a custom made live plotter b) analyzing tests in jupyter notebooks c) sharing that data. An easy to use, standardized live plotter and a way to share charts and analysis beyond emailing html/pdf versions of the notebooks or copy/pasting the graphs into a powerpoint both would have been very useful. It seems like this might fill one or both of those needs?
Pretty doubtful. The top innovating nations are such because they attract the top talent from around the world, and almost no talent at all moves to China. There's a lot of breakthroughs in AI left and whoever gets the most talent is going to have the advantage.
It will be thrown back in your face if the apology comes out as insincere. I guess the lesson is to not apologize unless you really mean it.
dependency awareness. External stuff bears surprises. Not everybody feels comfortable with that.
Apart from stuffing 200 links in the footer why is this bad?
If you want neither dongle/adapter nor DIY, I'm quite sure you're SoL for a <60% bluetooth keyboard.

Though as I write that out I have a feeling I may actually have seen something like that in Akihabara recently...

EDIT: Not what I was thinking of, but if you're OK with 60%, Vortexgear Tab fits the bill: https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/2721729B-23D7-4957-A573-1...

EDIT2: A couple in this list as well: https://www.hayksaakian.com/portable-mechanical-keyboard/
That is a regional thing. Depending in which country and circle you live, usage of messengers vary a lot.
> A transformer model is not AI.

Well, it's _something_ different. It's not "code" or "programming", so whatever you want to call it, that's what's driving the investment hype.
I have been thinking, it almost seems we are going back to the old way you would browse the web - with homepages and a page with relevant urls to other places of the web. Except the homepage is now your instagram account and a linktree in the bio.
I'm not ignoring the many problems marginalised groups face, I am simply addressing the current topic of conversation, free speech. Furthermore the ACLU isn't ignoring them, they have many excellent programs devoted to those issues.

Talking about X doesn't imply ignoring Y, and I object to the blatantly hostile and manipulative language.
wouldn't the first option be a bit to blatant of a bait and switch, even for tesla?
Why can't firefox invoke the system dll or libraries for H.264 encode/decode? Like many video players do.

Why must every browser ship its own codec or even Unicode collection is beyond me.
Well, he participated a good deal to the darkness he quotes and civil war ambiance with his stupid book about a Muslim takeover of France. Maybe it's time for him to think and shut up for the next ten years so people that are concerned by progress for all and not the defence of privileges try to clean up the mess and stop the civil war (which is actually a war waged on only one side, the entrenched wealth against the rest of us)
By explicitly supporting this model. Recognize that in the modern usage model you often need to find a trust path to some completely random person you've never met, such as the maintainer of some random software program.

And that you need to support a "good enough" trust model for those cases. What do I mean by that? GPG has two separate things: signatures, and trust levels. When you sign somebody's key, GPG wants to know how confident you are that this person will only sign the keys of people who deserve it. Eg, you can trust that Philip Zimmermann will check fingerprints, but your grandma maybe won't, so her signature isn't worth much if anything.

For the first part, GPG needs a path finding service. That is, when dealing with a "You -> Alice -> Bob -> Carol" path, you can give this service your key ID, Carol's key id, and the service tells you whether any path at all exists between those keys. This should be an automatic API that GPG itself can use, like it uses a keyserver. This used to exist, in the form of some random website run by an university professor that now seems gone. It needs to exist as a proper, official webservice.

For the second, in GPG's normal security model, GPG is going to ask you how confident you are in Bob's cryptographic knowledge and signing discipline. And how the heck could you know? You don't know him, he's a friend of Alice's. She should know that. Some way needs to be invented to deal with this, either by having Alice's signature on Bob's key contain a trust level, or by having a mode in which a signature is at least better than nothing, and you can get some confidence rating based on how many paths you can take to reach the destination.
This guy handled this as best as can be. The relationship with this company, though 'healed' is basically just a burned bridge, because of the CEO's manipulative behavior, no fault of this guy. The biggest mistake of the CEO is equating an intern with someone who probably doesn't enough about copyright laws and open source licenses and will scare easy. Good on them, and looking at their website, the projects they have listed are excellent, and they need not worry about this company. If your product (which is not novel) can be replaced by someone's hobby project, you should probably diversify.
Sorry for that? Yo can take revenge by buying 2 friends.
double poo
I agree, that it would not need to be 100% accurate. However, automation with low accuracy would induce other kinds of errors (e.g. complacency or loss of skill in doctors). Therefore, automation shouldbe significantly better than humans to justify their use.
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There’s plenty of lightweight minimal web servers with minimal dependencies.

But hang on is dependency anxiety really the reason or did you just make that up?
Is there another industry that is facing similar physical constraints that would hamper a transition? I understand that reducing the carbon output in concrete production is difficult to the point of being nearly economically infeasible. Other than that?
You missed the date in the comment of the C file: 2001-09-15

Back then, there weren't bazillion web servers out there. A patchy server was still.. patchy. And engine that solves problem X (c10k) was not created yet :)

(for whoever reads my comment, I am referring to Apache and nginx)
Java program to count the letters,spaces,numbers of an input string
That's a really interesting solution. Can you tell us more about it? Operating distributed blob storage systems is kind of fragile with every software i have yet tried.
Apple WWDC 2021: the 15 biggest announcements
If nonlinear mathematical optimization counts as machine learning, there's been at least one paper (see my other post[1] and optimization group's page[2]).

Carpalx[3] is more like what you envision, but it uses simulated annealing instead of mathematical programming[4], so you won't know how far from the true optimum its solutions are.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27428539

[2] http://resources.mpi-inf.mpg.de/keyboardoptimization/

[3] http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/

[4] http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?simulated_annealing
Uploading Files to AWS S3 Bucket Using Spring Boot
The FBI also helps China to make sure Chinese scientists have a difficult career in USA.
Why did you nuke your comment after it had been replied to?
HTTP is serious about backward compatibility, so a client that speaks HTTP/1.1 (or HTTP/1.0 + Host header) can still talk to most servers out there.

Similarly, if you write a server that only speaks HTTP/1.1 (or HTTP/1.0 + Host header), you can put it behind a reverse proxy or load balancer that handles higher versions, does connection management, and terminates TLS. It will work perfectly fine, only without some of the latest performance optimizations that you might or might not even need.
Prison sure kept Carl Williams safe. Safe from dying of old age!
It can be used to simplify HTML, removing comments, attributes, classes or anything you like. You would use it to simplify and shorten your HTML.

Here's an example of one https://html-cleaner.com/
Long time ago (~2005) my French Telco employer had a search engine (Voila), and they were worried by Google's influence so they try a test campaign to see how Google's results were different from their own search engine.

The result was astonishing: In the first page most results were similar, except for the order. Specifically a first result in Google was only second in the first page in the company's search engine. But in overall the difference was mostly in the presentation, not in the results.

There was something Spartan in Google's page UI that made it more credible and informative. At the time for most people including academics, they were the good guys and us (Telcos) the bad boys.

I guess academics advices were very influential on young adults who will shape the world the next years.

I guess also the erratic management by France Telecom was for something in the demise of Voila.fr
I would like to see something like:

althttpd -exec some_executable {}.method {}.body

So you could quickly call executable from a browser and redirect the output in the response.
Also see: darkhttpd: https://github.com/emikulic/darkhttpd
>nm

Can you please stop doing this?
I also think it would have helped me immensely if I had it in University. Such a shame really. That and Ritalin, lol :).

I think I will try Zettelkasten to explore different fields.
in before someone says yield farming would make more sense in an MySQL database
I guess you haven't work at a large corporation that thinks it's a tech company then. I worked at a large insurance company and, while I was there, machine learning and AI were the strongest buzzwords going. Blockchain was just starting to emerge. If you were doing any project at all you could get automatic thumbs up from senior level execs if you name-dropped machine learning or AI. They'd enthusiastically nod their heads upon hearing it. I think this was supposed to convey "great application of this technology I understand!" but once you saw through that it really meant "I've heard of that!"
Thanks for your input! I hope I get to research more rather than what I currently do. I will definitely come back to this style of research method.
Privacy Android iodéOS upgrading to Android 11 (LineageOS 18.1)
That is an interesting approach as well. What I see as advantages are: that there is no need for a specification and no need for it to be rendered, as one is to view it as plain text.

What I see as disadvantages are: It is not possible to render it properly or have support for it beyond showing plain text. Many users might write things different from each other, which might affect how easily a reader picks up what each document's style or conventions are.
I doubt there is enough electricity available to also power the generation of synthetic fuels in high mass. Maybe for limited use cases (percentage wise)
Startup that develops plant-based eggs banks $1.7m in seed round
I find this helps: https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/view-image/

It puts the "view image" button back.
With web crawlers. They index the web to give you this information: https://ahrefs.com/big-data
Criminals will be hiring security researchers to audit their infrastructure next...
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And the energy stored in it does not need to be paid :) That is why these companies make so much money of course.
Your point about Brexit is totally wrong. Support for it hasn't changed much since before the vote: it still has majority support, and nobody ever claimed you could "eat" sovereignty but seeing as nobody in the UK is starving due to Brexit that's just a totally irrelevant soundbite isn't it?

Nothing the ACLU ever did blew up in their face. People haven't "started dying" because of the rights they defended. Instead they just got taken over by people who are immersed in your worldview and willing to parasitize and destroy any organization they can get their hands on in a belief that people should be ruled by hard-left "experts", who will make them "happy", even if they don't seem to realize it or agree.
One of the Twitter accounts Elon Musk promotes is a known fraudster
Ignore the SEO and concentrate on the product. You can worry about SEO later, there are even specialists that can help you with that.
> [Althttpd ...] has run the https://sqlite.org/ website since 2004

I don't know what the landscape was like in 2004 really, but probably at least an order of magnitude less than today's bazillion (whatever that would be!).
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There are some ideas about cement industry: [pdf] https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/...
Lately I've seen many automatically generated trash pages in high-ranking Google results, typically copied or "AI"-generated plausible text and spam links, suggesting that gaming Google ranking algorithms is a solved problem.
I'd be putting this in 1000 layers of sandboxing since its a C program with network access.
Don't forget the suppression of information based on fraudulent Lancet letters:

https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/06/the-lab-leak-theory-...

> Under the subject line, “No need for you to sign the “Statement” Ralph!!,” he wrote to two scientists, including UNC’s Dr. Ralph Baric, who had collaborated with Shi Zhengli on the gain-of-function study that created a coronavirus capable of infecting human cells: “you, me and him should not sign this statement, so it has some distance from us and therefore doesn’t work in a counterproductive way.” Daszak added, “We’ll then put it out in a way that doesn’t link it back to our collaboration so we maximize an independent voice.”
99.95%
The thing is, colon is NOT part of device name. It just separates device name from path, and is arguably the part of the mess that is derived from CP/M
im sure its possible in theory, but without a permissive license it would be not relevant to most applications that are interesting. now try convincing a venture backed startup to build a lucene alternative and license it permissively after seeing what happend with amazon and es...
Alot of professional criminals are such because they aren't competent enough to make money legally.
Apple's new 'private relay' feature will not be available in China
The other points in this thread recommending modern, context-specific cryptography tools are very valid, however if you're set on PGP; Sequoia[1] is a new(ish) OpenPGP library written from the ground up in Rust.

1: https://sequoia-pgp.org/
Snowtrack – a new version control software for graphic designers and 3D artists
HTTP/1 simplicity comes not from text nature, but from it's clear concept and limited functionality.

At core, it's just request-reply + key-value metadata. Whenever it's text, or binary, it does not matter much. But writing HTTP/2 frame types in letters would not make them any easier to understand.
Yes, when using MS logparser allowed me to magic up some ad hoc reports in minutes.
That’s ISO-8601 referred to in the comment
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But that’s the point of lawyers. When they defend a guilty party, most of the time they know that the party is indeed guilty. They need to, to prepare a good defence.
Is it feasible that a future global demand for crypto could materially displace demand for USD & contribute runaway inflation?
That explains (misread "for" as "in" I guess), thanks.
Never mind people who struggle to get a job in IT because of a previous criminal record. Those people may also have been in prison and made connections while inside.
Doesn't lidar have the same problem then?
Why old tech uses UPPERCASE so much?
K67
if you run gnu/linux and are worried by C code running... I have bad news for you.
NIH should make it mandatory to deposit training data to a repository. Good time to have a protein bank like database for AI models and dataset.
> One can understand scepticism, but Duo isn't going anywhere

"In August 2020, it was reported that Google was planning to eventually replace Google Duo with Google Meet, but would continue to support Duo and "invest in building new features" in the long term"

https://9to5google.com/2020/08/14/sources-google-meet-replac...
I want a Microsoft Surface with an M1 chip.
>> There is no real link between how memorable something is and how likely it is to happen.

I remember the time... Can they prove that?
Oh yes. Really big pet-peeve of mine. Happens a lot with auto or semi auto-generated documentation.
Show HN: Watch a Grey Screen
Likewise, hope to see one released this summer, and one worthy of replacing my 2015 15"ers
This question assumes there are any interesting projects on the blockchain.
Doesn't this only work if no one has the ability to take over 50% of the network?
You mean CGI[1]?

[1] https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Common_Gateway_Interface
yes its java and also yes there is definitely a space for a native implementation, its not that i don't want that to happen, on the contrary. but the reality is that its really hard to do and i dont see only getting rid of java to currently motivate a relevant player or large enough dev community.
They might have been IDed as non-criminal. You get the odd crime/drugs reporter who uses the devices, e.g. this interview was conducted on a SkyECC phone https://www.vice.com/en/article/93wj5d/prison-drug-dealer-cr...
(another CDSC platform that was recently hacked).
And zero dependencies!

This might solve my problem with older servers that no longer support the latest SSL.

I really need to upgrade those rickety old machines.
Your (non)apology is insincere and it is quite obvious that you don't really mean it. Looking at the latest communications with the intern[1], you are 'giving him permission' which isn't yours to give. And further, you have quoted them out of context. Neither of these actions indicate that you are in any way remorseful, nor do you see what you are doing wrong.

You haven't let _us_ down, you are only harming yourself and your company. I believe what you need is some self reflection, and a PR agent who can handle these situations for you with bland neutral language. Without these you will never do better in the future.

[1] https://intuitiveexplanations.com/assets/replit-email-9.png
no, not made up – selfmade is even less dependencies than a 3rd party without other deps. And minimalis more than zero, still.
just out of interest, what was horrible about es?
But you can make it burn!

https://madison.com/wsj/huge-grease-fire-was-a-hot-mess/arti...

> With so much oil-rich food on hand, including lard, cheese and more than 10 million pounds of surplus butter stored by the federal government, the fire was a hot mess — fast-moving, destructive and difficult to put out.
> The problem with software is it's simply a bad fit for German culture, which is generally slow, cautious, and interested in stability over short term profit.

Tangential point but slightly disagree: Germany has a presence in lots of fast-moving technological markets. Personally, I think the problem with software development in Germany (and many other places) is that software developers are put into the same basket as sysadmins, which in turn are still seen as glorified janitors by upper management. This is reflected in the lower salary compared to their American or even British counterparts.

> I think it's more that the 'international rules based order' was created by the USA and EU, and as such, to an extent, represents their interests. If all markets are open, it gives current market leaders and incumbents a unbeatable advantage.

This is the most succinct critique of the open market doctrine I have ever come across.