skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is Arabic the official language of any EU country? Acording to Wikipedia[1], its not. Seems like a bizarre choice for official government business.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_the_European_Unio...
They specifically said "SMS as a second factor." What you're discussing here is a completely different different use of SMS that nobody is arguing in favor of.
His teeth are far more likely to be falling out because of bad oral hygiene for a decade earlier in life than they are because of a low dose of Adderal or anything.

If 120mg of Adderal made your teeth fall out then tons more people would have their teeth falling out.
How does being open source make this user friendly? Vault is open source as well and has a lot more features and documentation
“Even if you have funding, there’s always more work than you can possibly do,” Van Slyck says. “And the bar is always being raised. It used to be enough to just put some code online. Now you’re expected to foster a community. You have a lot more hats to wear.”

I found this statement perplexing. Why is it no longer "just enough" to put some code online, in a take-it-or-leave-it fashion? If anything, given how easy git has made it to fork projects, it's more acceptable to do that today than it is is the old days of centralized version control. If you have the time and effort to maintain it, then great. If not, that's fine too; having some code out there to serve as the basis for future work is better than no code at all.
I've read the article (again) and I don't see it providing examples of these firms having a significant impact on rent; if I then go to one of the large firms they link to (Invitation Homes) and look at their rental stock in my area, it's not only broadly in line with what home rental prices are, but the numbers are roughly where they were 5 years ago, too.
Do you actually believe this or are you being sarcastic?

To be clear, volcanoes do not contribute more CO2 annually than humans do.

https://skepticalscience.com/volcanoes-and-global-warming-in...

"Volcanoes emit around 0.3 billion tonnes of CO2 per year. This is about 1% of human CO2 emissions which is around 29 billion tonnes per year."
Same here. Brings back good memories of sprinting down the UD to get to a certain mountain town...
The max approved prescribed dose is 60mg per day, so at that point he's probably doing something illegal.
Right, and for those who aren't aware, that means not on any iOS browser since they all (are required to) use safari under the covers
Unsubscribe links have to have your identifier in them so you know who to unsubscribe when you click the link.

We used to ask people for their email address to unsubscribe them, but then they accused us of using a dark pattern to keep them subscribed. So letting people unsubscribe easier with fewer hoops to jump through seems like the lesser of two evils.
The policy does not have to be binary - you can forbid non-permanent residents from buying more than one home instead.
The irony of this comment on this article is underrated.
What personal data (that you didn't explicitly provide or allow access to) does an app have access to that a website doesn't?
What I found a bit disappointing in this article is that it never mentions (structured) comments. Frequently, it is not feasible to find a simple name that describes a function. Many languages have some convention for documenting functions/classes. A good IDE can show you this documentation without have to jump to its implementation.
I don't buy that this trick would be effective, though I like the sentiment. I would guess that the detail of m&m color could very often be overlooked due to its insignificance and create a false signal.

For one, the same people in charge of safety like riggings and electrical are not going to be the same people that are supplying the refreshments.

I can also imagine a high number of people like myself reading that part and think it's a joke or purposely ignoring it because there are much more important issues to deal with and because I'm not much into indulging the ridiculous whims of self important people.
The majority of emails are never opened. So why would an email service greatly increase their complexity and costs by downloading images no one would otherwise ever see, storing them indefinitely, and rewriting their customers’ email content. The risk/reward ratio is way off on that.

I wonder how many customers would welcome the feature announcement “we are now programmatically altering the content of emails you receive through us.” Look how well everyone loved it when ISPs injected content into unencrypted web pages they delivered.
...no.

You can't meaningfully accept terms when they are a requirement to enter the market.
Many features aren't available on the web. e.g. web midi isn't planned on being worked on anytime soon by the webkit team.
Also, iOS Safari browser updates constantly break/maim apps. e.g. iOS 14.4.x all had real time audio processing issues that weren't fixed until iOS 14.5.
No it's not. Gmail fetches images when you open an email to read it. You can test this yourself using https://www.emailprivacytester.com.

The only thing Gmail does is hide your IP when it fetches the image. It doesn't hide the fact that you've opened the email. Which frankly, is the most useful piece of information to the tracker.
I would take English and make it make some sense... It's not horrible, if you make it regular and fix the spelling.
FWIW, new model macbooks have a physical escape key next to the touchbar
This post is full of bots. All the original posts are by accounts that are new and the comments are very shallow.
Superintendent: Load multiple CSV files and write SQL
Tobacco, "regulated" by the FDA, currently kills 7x as many as opiates in the USA.

Whatever the FDA is supposed to be doing, they're not doing it.
I hadn’t heard of I2P -- sounds like it’s similar to Freenet? (originally forked from it, Wikipedia says)

Can it be used as a CDN for a normal website? How well does it perform?
To me, the specialness of LISPs comes from the uniformity of the syntax (which in turn makes code easier to understand and reason about). This is probably highly subjective!

That said, SICP is unreasonably excellent :)
I'm not saying "don't use Rosetta", I'm saying using Rosetta is totally pointless in this case, where literally the whole point is native M1 support.
Sorry, am I missing something because I'm pretty sure the whole point of the article is that ISPs do block more than just DNS
Is a fifteen amp socket providing nineteen amps a thing?
Social media - whether it’s American or not is a cancer of the modern world. “Connecting people” - yes, connecting people and shoving them into echo chambers of left wing and right wing.

The uprising should come from the bottom, not from the top. The new generation needs to revolt against organizing political factions on the internet. Get together in person and canvas for your party. It used to be that extreme voices would have to go through the low pass filter of gathering support in your town, rallying for awareness and creating a movement. It was hard work and often not successful.

Now, any lunatic on Twitter can bypass the scrutiny of the public and blast a message through a ripple of cascading retweets. The more extreme, the better it appears. Vocal minority rules.

Big Tech needs to be regulated so it cannot shutdown conservative voices (now) and liberal voices (future). They’ll do anything to increase ad revenue at the expense of ripping the social fabric apart.
This is not universally true. If Google decides that your account looks suspicious, either at creation or a later date, you are unable to access it until you provide a phone number.

You also used to be unable to set up a U2F/FIDO 2FA without first setting up SMS 2FA (but you could delete the phone number from the account later). Not sure if that's still the case.
Might this be a case where the best resolution would be to have the government (which is at least partially funding nearly all of these papers) step in and add a ledger of papers as a proof of investment?

The cost of maintaining a free and open DB of scientific advances and publications would be so incredibly insignificant compared to both the value and the continued investment in those advancements.
Of course, this does nothing to subvert the tracking services like mailchimp that bury the final destination behind their own link, but...

Ctrl+Alt+T

$ python3
>>> from urllib import parse
>>> parse.unquote('https%3A//www.google.com/url%3Fq%3Dhttps%3A//www.example.com/foo.php%3Fp0%3Darg0%26p1%3Darg1%26p2%3Darg2%26yoursoul%3DaXNtaW5l')
'https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.example.com/foo.php?p0=arg0&p1=arg1&p2=arg2&yoursoul=aXNtaW5l'
>>> from base64 import b64decode as bd
>>> bd(b'aXNtaW5l')
b'ismine'
>>>

Copy into clipboard: https://www.example.com/foo.php

Ctrl+D

Ctrl+D

Why I even bother in 2021?

I don't know.
What is it providing a solution to? What problem did you have with existing solutions that this solves?
Yes, Intel had an OEM network few people in the West know about called something like "Intel preferred partner."
What is happening on the ground in El Salvador?
Exactly this. Advanced tldr; I spent 2 years struggling with the inability to troubleshoot Apple's problems to help track down horrific bugs.

AirDrop from my iPhone XS to my Early 2019 iMac had always been hit-or-miss. It would usually take 3-5 times of tapping the iMac icon in the Share -> AirDrop menu before it would actually work and deliver the payload between devices. For the longest time I gave up on trying to use AirDrop… and this is only between my own devices sharing the same Apple account.

Another example was Universal Clipboard between the iMac and iPhone. It always worked in one direction (IIRC macOS -> iPhone), while the opposite direction (iPhone -> macOS) rarely worked. It made trying to copy/paste between devices such a chore that led to disappointment so often it wasn't worth trying anymore.

Finally, unlocking my iMac using my Apple Watch (Auto Unlock). It so frequently fell flat on its face that it simply became another frustrating pain point. It would unlock properly once or twice, then it would stop working. Unchecking/rechecking the option in macOS preferences did nothing, and in fact caused the System Preferences pane to glitch/hang/timeout.

I've always been on the same Wi-Fi network, with Bluetooth permanently enabled on both devices. Then… very recently–sometime in the last 1 or 2 months–I noticed that using AirDrop began to work the first time… every time; suddenly Auto Unlock stopped glitching and failing; and wouldn't you know it, Universal Clipboard also worked every time in either direction.

Note that all of the above features share something in common: they certainly all use the same underlying framework/library to communicate between Apple devices. AirDrop, Continuity, Handoff, Auto Unlock, Universal Clipboard. These all deal with passing payloads between devices; worse, they depend on Bluetooth, which has got to be the most unreliable wireless protocol ever invented. Bluetooth stacks have always been a goddamn nightmare; far too many different hardware, firmware, and operating system software/driver vendors implement their own versions of the specs, and they don't play well together.

I would put money down that Apple found and fixed a bug in either a) the framework/library that handles all of these features, or b) their Bluetooth firmware/software stack. Something was fixed quite recently that suddenly made all of these features go from being completely unreliable to working like Magic™. It took them a very long time to locate and fix this, likely because their users have absolutely no way to help troubleshoot these features. It either works, or it doesn't; and if it doesn't, you're out of luck.

I'm still sticking with the Apple ecosystem. There are some horrific bumps here and there along the way, but if I compare what I have now to what I'd have on a Windows 10 machine… not a chance in hell I'm going back. Hot damn, everything that's dropping this fall is going to be incredible. Well, at least once they iron out all the new bugs that will surely come with the amount of features they're introducing.
When you add the no-interest rate environment that creates price bubbles and mortgagtes where people never build significant equity, this destroys the ability of families to build wealth, it turns young people into urbanized share cropping serfs. I guess young people can look forward to owning nothing and being happy about it?

The only people who can compete to own property in an environment like this are the extremely wealthy, or those of very independent means. This marks the end of opportunity for generations of working people.
2020 Macs and beyond have the Esc key again.

Can't you add Esc to the control bar?
I pay Netflix through my iPhone. I can manage the subscription along with my other iPhone app subscriptions.
Because apple deliberately hobbles mobile safari so that you need a native app to get real stuff to work. Google talks the talk for web apps but still falls far short. And why not? They are making so much money by not actually supporting web apps. It's in both companies DNA now.
It is a typical French thing. Since they don't have a global influence anymore since WW2, all they can do is throw hissy fits.
I watched a documentary about ketamine use by party people.

It profiled a young guy who had destroyed his bladder and needed to use a pump and hole in his belly to urinate.

Really disturbing.
I have been working with azure key vault for the past year and have definitely felt the need for a secrets manager that's more developer focused and easy to use. Most secret managers out there are tied to cloud service providers and do not take a holistic view of the problem. Glad to see the focus is shifting towards a more generalistic solution
OK, well iOS doesn't adhere to the standard, which means most of the US mobile device market does not support it.
The reason there's confusion in this thread about dosage is that the author didn't use precise terminology (the author is technically correct, but there's ambiguity). I'm pretty sure he means that the recreational dose is relatively larger compared to the effective dose (ED) with meth than with Adderall.
This doesn't look like a post mortem - it is a quick reaction/apology the day after and promise of a post mortem. It doesn't seem unreasonable that they need more time to dig in to the root causes.
Yeah, computing is not a market.

I get you are trying to win an easy sentimental argument, but making your own market definitions will not make them a monopoly.

Apple sells products, not "computing". In no market where they sell products they have a monopoly.
When I was in school I enjoyed the “games” bundled with the “Language, Proof, and Logic” textbook (like Tarski’s World). But these are definitely more in the edutainment category than the entertainment category.

More on the entertainment side of things, for learning programming through a game I might choose TIS-100 (or Human Resource Machine).
Which tells you everything. There's a stocking fee you pay to be on the Apple Store. I never hear the HN crowd complaining about the hoops you have to jump through to get your product on Walmart's shelves. It's almost like the entity owning the retail channel and the customers gets to set the T's and C's. You always have the option for not targeting Apple's customers and building your app for Android only - just like you can tell Walmart where to shove it and only sell your product at Costco. It's how retail works.
To be clear, 120mg is what he takes first thing in the morning. He takes more throughout the day. I’d guess he takes 500+ in a day.
Then single family homes owned by LLCs should be taxed out the ass. I know it's a cat and mouse game, but if a corporation is the owner of a home that should be a dead give away that it should be taxed at a higher rate than for one owned by an individual.
Ok, I've changed the URL to that from https://snfagora.jhu.edu/publication/rechanneling-beliefs/. Thanks!
More like 1993.
Apple certainly has a duopoly with Google in both the mobile operating systems market, and the mobile app distribution market.

iOS has 60% of the market in the US[1], and Android has 40%, and Google and the App Store is responsible for 100% more revenue than the Play Store[2].

Also, layman definitions of monopoly do not matter when it comes to antitrust laws[3]:

> Courts do not require a literal monopoly before applying rules for single firm conduct; that term is used as shorthand for a firm with significant and durable market power — that is, the long term ability to raise price or exclude competitors. That is how that term is used here: a "monopolist" is a firm with significant and durable market power.

[1] https://deviceatlas.com/blog/android-v-ios-market-share

[2] https://www.businessofapps.com/data/app-revenues/

[3] https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/competition-guidance/guide-a...
This makes me curious is Onlyfans has a PWA. Really wish more websites did this going to go check right now.

Can confirm it does. Functions just like a normal app (user side) and since it doenst have any offline features there’s not any friction I can see a see as user.

I wonder if there’s a way for Safari to display a Add to Home Screen Option App Banner.
I also was a bit confused, because I mistook this for coming from Readme.io, which is on GitHub at https://github.com/readmeio, and I thought about how the heck they convinced GitHub to add a custom design for their repository.
Vandalism and destruction of property is a crime, even if you say you will pay for it. I guess if you are rich or famous enough, everyone just let's everything slide.
I mean, not literally 50. Like 3 times the potency, maybe 5 or 6 times the potency of whatever your state average black market, grey market, or illegally grown crop is.

It's important to clear up the FUD here because it has led to some backwards progress for legalization in states like Colorado recently.
Hello Down There
Low noise JFETS are hard to find today. Devices like the Toshiba 2SK369, 2SK117, 2SK170 etc. went out of production years ago for being mostly THT and possibly non ROHS devices, while purely functionally speaking they would still be great parts. They can be seen online on Ebay, Aliexpress, etc. but those are almost always relabeled fakes; real ones are hard to find and not cheap. Before learning about counterfeit components the hard way, I bought two bags of 2SK117 from two vendors on Ebay: they were identical, but when fit in a circuit, I had to recalculate the drain and source resistor with all the parts from one vendor because it clearly had different specs than a real 2SK117. Ugh! ...lesson learned.
Somebody suggested the use of the BF256 JFET in audio circuits, even in RIAA phono cartridge preamps. It is a RF part (the natural successor and direct equivalent of the venerable BF245) but it seems it is also a low noise part capable of working down to audio with no issues. It went out of production more recently than other models and some vendors still have stocks available. Probably not as quiet as the others though.
> Google is effectively unconstrained

Google is many orders of magnitude less likely to kill someone (legally or extralegally) or seize their assets than US government.
Oh for sure, the reason I found out about it is that he asked to buy mine, and I declined. I have too much to lose, a wife a kid and a good job, to be slinging Schedule 2 drugs for a couple hundred bucks a month. Plus I actually take my dose as prescribed. He moved away though, thank goodness.
Amplitude Raises Series F at $4B Valuation
There is a noticeable delay when opening a new window or moving a tab out of the main window. This happens instantly on Chrome/Edge/Brave.

I've tried switching to Vivaldi at least 5 times since release, but can't get used to this delay.
"False" is a hell of an elaborate argument, very convincing when placed against 50 years of data across 5 countries, all leading to same skyrocketing housing prices.
Can you give examples of right wing or hate filled agenda of Modi? I see this Modi hate come up reflexively every time India is mentioned anywhere on HN.
Correct me if I'm wrong (I'd actually love to be wrong), but browsers don't let you do silent pushes, and background data fetches are pretty limited, which makes it hard to do something where the phone gets updated frequently with non-urgent data, so that when you open the app/page, you have current data regardless of connectivity when you open the app, assuming you've got at least intermittent connectivity.

Weather, headline news, sports scores, non-urgent messaging could really use silent push to get data synced whenever you want to use it, but clearly not with Safari on an iPhone, and I don't think you can do it on Android without an app either.
This account was made 6 minutes ago.
The wording "a configuration change triggered a bug" in this context sounds (to me) like it was a configuration change made by Fastly to something on their backend.

The wording which was actually used makes it clear that that was not the case.
First result via a search engine https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/install-any-ios-app-m1-mac/
In Internet scale it's not a lot of data. Most people who think they have big data don't.

Estimates I've seen put the total Scihub cache at 85 million articles totaling 77TB. That's a single 2U server with room to spare. The hardest part is indexing and search, but it's a pretty small search space by Internet standards.
How you will go bust in favorable bet by N N Taleb - https://youtu.be/91IOwS0gf3g
Opposition to development hurts the homeowners value, a lot.

The value of your home doesn't only depend on the fact that it's in a rich neighborhood with beautiful lawns, but the services and proximity to said services.

NYC is desireable, not because it's a big city... but because you can get services there. Take away the services - you take away all of the value proposition.
> Imagine Microsoft taking 30% of every purchase you make online because you used their OS to get there. Then would the defenders admit it's an obvious abuse of a monopoly? What makes it different for Apple?

Yeah I'll defend against that setup. Your comparison makes no sense.

Apple isn't taking 30% of every purchase you make online because you use an iPhone to shop on Amazon or Walmart. Why would I need to imagine a scenario where Microsoft did such a thing?

The comparison would be: imagine if Microsoft had a dominant software store tightly bound to Windows, and for any software applications sold through that store - for use on your Windows machine - Microsoft took a 30% cut of that sale.
It’s seriously the most French thing ever
>Apple got this by building an awesome product, but they also played an incredibly evil game that puts Microsoft to shame.

It really is funny how we went from a major anti trust case against Microsoft for simply bundling a web browser with their OS [1]. The original decision in that case was actually to break up Microsoft, though was lost on appeal. And here we have Apple doing many magnitudes worse. Even in this original antitrust case, you could always bypass Microsoft entirely to install whatever software you wished. Apple has quite literally never allowed that possibility, has no intention of doing so, and any software you develop for the platform entitles Apple to a 30% cut. There's many markets with a profit margin under 10%, and here we have Apple taking 30%.

And people defend them for it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Cor....
You used to be able to do that, but they removed it in the most recent update.