skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It'll be $2.19 after lawyers fees, but only if you fill out a hour worth of paperwork.
Saying “can’t figure out” gives me the impression that they’ve tried their hardest and have concluded they are unable to diagnose or solve the problem, which is not accurate.
> * TPM 2.0 and UEFI are hardware requirements. No legacy BIOS compatibility at all?

Couldn’t you use Clover? OS X doesn’t have BIOS compatibility either, which is a major reason Clover exists.
Anyone with time for SEO/content work, general outreach and so on, could definitely capitalise on these opportunities. Many people building these projects don't have the time or interest in the more social side of it.
>"A fabrication process for making large area transistors on pulsed laser deposited (PLD) WSe2

[Tungsten Diselenide, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tungsten_diselenide]

has been developed. Large films of WSe2 have been deposited via PLD technique on SiO2/Si substrate.

Employing a mask-less lithography technique

and using vapour XeF2 as an etchant,

transistors of lengths (17, 83, 323 and 1000 μm) and widths (14 and 850 μm) have been fabricated.

Electrical characterization of the transistors show that as the channel length (L) decreases, the magnitude of the drain-source current increases. In addition, the current across the transistor has been found to increase by increasing the channel width (W). Moreover, channels with large areas have been found to deliver substantially more drain-source current compared with smaller channel areas with similar W/L. A W/L ratio of 0.85 has been found to possess the highest drain current across the transistors fabricated. From the transfer length measurement (TLM), the sheet resistance and contact resistance of the device have been measured. Field effect mobility of the transistors have been calculated. Raman spectrum shows that PLD WSe2 possess similar quality as exfoliated WSe2. However, Photoluminescence (PL) spectrum and TLM results suggest the lack of bandgap in our 14-layer PLD WSe2."
Couldn't you pop the drive out, wipe and format it, then put it back in?
Not every put seller gamma hedges. And the extent to which they do depends on how ITM the option is.
Because most real-world CUDA research happens on Linux with Python and Jupyter?
Sounds similar to Telnic

https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-reid-dnsext-nkey...

https://icannwiki.org/TelNic
> The Live version (this article) is ONLY accessible over the cloud service for some reason. Even if you’re on the same LAN there’s no SMB, FTP or anything else. Only the cloud connection.

I found a user manual for a My Book Live model that suggests that it supports SMB, NFS, FTP, and AFP [1].

[1] https://media.flixcar.com/f360cdn/Western_Digital-905161691-... (page 6)
Somewhere right now Peter Thiel is assembling a team of lawyers to figure out if Propublica has ever done anything that anyone can sue them for.
> However, is there a bug lurking in Hyper-backup that might accidentally wipe stuff from Azure storage, and the bug hits a month before your house gets struck by lightning? Maybe…

Brb calling my psychiatrist for more xanax
Walmart's profit margin is 2.20% (that's a very low number). That's an extra $4,400 per employ at most.
Coding Katas – Hands on Coding Example
I would disagree. As another comment noted, it would be better to compile static where possible and query for directories. I had a game not launch because of a shebang /bin/bash not found even though the common shebang practice is /usr/bin/env bash. No one is expecting perfection, but there are some common best practices out there like following XDG. The more you couple things to hard-coded paths and have them work with just one system, the more you limit accessibility and things "just work"ing on other distros.
does this run android? or some other ui? Is that UI and underlying system tailored for mobile like android is? I feel like android probably has a ton of work put in to take constraints of phone into consideration
Wheel Rollator with Seat
Are you tired of dragging your walker and want an easier one? Why not switch to a 3 wheel rollator with seat where you can buy at your local Clearwell Mobility? A 3 wheel rollator is lighter and easier to push because of its wheels. Furthermore, you will also have a resting spot in case you get tired of walking. Here at Clearwell Mobility, we provide different types of rollators. To check it out, visit https://www.clearwellmobility.co.uk.
Are you claiming there's nothing illegal about Thiel buying his stake in PayPal for a nominal $1,700? There are two tax-law experts quoted in the article saying otherwise.
Why does nobody make an index fund of penny stocks? I ask rhetorically, because I tried it in a stock market game that used real data, years ago, and kept it up for several years. But garbage is garbage, whatever people say about market efficiency.

There's a big difference between saying "we need to try 1000 things to find the one that works" and saying "if we try 1000 things, there will be one that works".
Apps might be written mostly in Java but have one native code library for encoding, audio, etc. That’s enough to break the app without some bridging such as this.
So where do average users fit in?
It's funny people are led to believe they need pro version just because.

I've been using Home version since Windows ME and it's being fine.
>non-self-driving cars are outlawed

That's decades away for places like Canada and Scandinavia. Outside of California where you actually have snow, the self driving doesn't seem very impressive when it only works for like 40% of the year
Bonds with a maturity date though are fundamentally a different asset class than a stock in terms of risk and rewards.
So it's got to be publicly accessable? A NAT'd device can't get hit from the outside?
Aren't HGST drives also the most expensive ones?
OK. So my work laptop and phone only get access to the guest VLAN at home, where hosts are completely isolated from the default VLAN where my family's personal stuff lives. Now that I'm no longer on any on-call list the laptop gets powered down and the phone goes into a drawer by 18:00 every night. That's privacy and genuine work-life balance. Back in my younger days I saw too many colleagues lose everything because they couldn't resist "co-mingling" personal and business assets. It's _always_ a bad idea. As others here have pointed out, company asset risk systems have become increasingly more draconian -- for good reasons.
I wonder if the bad publicity which will come out of this was worth it for them. Fixing such a crucial bug would have probably taken a few hours of work.
How do you know society can only produce 999 failures?
CEOs: Employees should return to office as it aids creativity, experts disagree
It is impossible to spend any real money (as opposed to their $300 credit) without switching to a paid account, which is a multi-step process that you can't perform accidentally.

After the 30 day trial expires your account is switched to the "always free" mode. It does not allow creating any paid resources which are not marked as "always free".
Linus Tech Tips – Design Your Own CPU (SiFive/RISC-V) (2018)
>Instead of eagerly generating CSS classes whenever a styled component is defined, we wait until the component is rendered before injecting those styles into the page.

The design department comes up with a fancy new "Leave Feedback" dialog box. Management declares that all products must include this new dialog box to maintain brand cohesion. The component is shared across teams.

If this were to happen with just <font> tags, you'd be pushing a lot of extra unused stuff to the browser every time management wants a new dialog box.
Most end-users are on Windows, however.
Hard drives are consumable devices. Dropbox sounds like a better deal considering you get redundancy, don’t need to replace drives when they fail, can recover deleted files for some amount of time (I think)..
Shenandoah National Park
New type of ancient human discovered in Israel
The idea I had for this over 10 years ago was to modify djb's dnstxt to output raw HTML with a MIME header. tinydns allows one to store arbitrary data so I could put anything in a 512-byte DNS packet, including "text/html" (newlines and carriage returns). I could request tiny web pages from tinydns. There have been other similar things by other folks like putting deCSS code in DNS, Wikipedia data, audio files, etc.

Now this might all sound silly, but since then 1. DNS packets are now massive and can carry much more data and 2. big companies are pushing a "next-gen" UDP-based protocol (reminds me of djb's CurveCP) for HTTP, serving HTML and other web junk. They also want to use this UDP-based protocol for other things, like DNS, eventually.

Whatever. HTML in DNS worked great. Tiny pages that fit in a CPU cache.
Related:

https://www.sifive.com/core-designer

>"Here’s how it works.

01. Design

Customize a SiFive Standard Core to meet the precise needs of your product.

02. Evaluate

Simulate with fully-functional, synthesizable Verilog RTL. Run your application code on an FPGA.

03. License

Licensing is straightforward and your custom RISC‑V core IP is available within weeks."
If carrying two phones is not feasible, why would carrying two laptops be? I've done work and person projects traveling through different countries at hotels and coffee shops pre-pandemic, and there is no way I would carry two phones OR two laptops.
>should end with the culprit being out of business

I would agree if it's non-EoL products. This, not so much.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to say since it's EoL WD don't need to do anything. Just that the degree of seriousness of this incident changes with that.
I liked Practical Common Lisp. Also Paul Graham's "On Lisp" (Chapter 4 is a good example of the flavor of it).
Liberte+seu+Android
The site renders initially but goes blank unless it can place a cookie.

Better link: https://web.archive.org/web/20210624160327/https://www.andro...
Most NIMBYs are long term residents who are more concerned about quality of life than housing prices. The price someone could theoretically get for their home is meaningless if they intend to die there.
You don't think this is a reaction to what Tesla is doing? I see this as manufacturers trying to get in on the wave that Tesla is starting but doing it awkwardly since they don't have a "acceleration" or "full self driving" mode to push.

The blurb at the top of the Tesla upgrades page (https://www.tesla.com/support/upgrades) feels like it would be a shot across the bow for any car company in the same premium car market that Tesla operates in. I really don't think this monetization model was considered heavily before Tesla existed. Info-tainment sure, but the rest of the car I don't think so.
If I understand film roles correctly, producer would be like a project manager, and director would be like product manager. Product doesn't deal with budgets, profits, markets.

Product is closer to user experience. Just like the director knows a script inside out, product knows customer problems inside out. Just like a director knows what happens in script writing and editing, product knows what happens in the requirements and testing/QA stages, but isn't entire responsible for it.
TSLA 550p expiring next year is always the sexiest thing ever lmao
That's kinda surprising it "crashes", but it's also kinda meta code... (and either i typed it or HN's formatter munged it...)

Assume some javascript that loops through:

http://192.168.0.1/cgi-bin/factoryRestore.sh

http://192.168.0.2/cgi-bin/factoryRestore.sh

http://192.168.0.3/cgi-bin/factoryRestore.sh

up to

http://192.168.0.254/cgi-bin/factoryRestore.sh

Those just give connection errors for me, but:

http://192.168.1.1/cgi/ACT_FACTORY_RESET

gives me a 403 Forbidden error, and if there was a known default password to my router - it'd try and do a factory reset on it. (It actually wouldn't, it'd send back a confirmation popup, but...)
> with a few minutes of delay between Google and Office365 calendars

How in the world do you do that? Subscribe to Calendar isn't even possible with Office 365, right? You have to use From URL, to which you give the .ics URL, which Google Calendar normally pulls a couple times a day. Is there a different mechanism you use?
Show HN: Hiirez – an easy way to find and download images for your property
mspaint to bryce 3d
It would be interesting to see a class action suit over this because it inflates toner sales. The main problem is damages are pretty limited, maybe $1 per class member. It would make printer makers disclose this though, and some people would get mailed notices telling them their printer has been tracking them.
With Tesla, the base Model 3 SR+ doesn't have rear heated seats enabled, but they're still in the car and you can purchase them after-the-fact for $300. Whether or not that's acceptable is up to you, but it's not like you paid for them up front, they just made it possible for you to pay for them later. It saves them from having to make another sku variation (which is expensive in manufacturing and logistics) and makes it so that adding it after-the-fact doesn't cost $500 in labor.
Colonial Pipeline, JBS ransomware attacks raise cybersecurity fears
> Cloud backup is a stupid idea. At any moment it could go dark, and you have no recourse

Home backup is a stupid idea. Any any moment your place could catch fire, and you no recourse.
Right off the bat, this gets my goat. Then I keep reading, and learn the f'ing dog went down with the boat. Reminds me
of that famous war on drugs moment when overzealous idiots stormed a guy's house and shot his 2 dogs in the process, and they had the wrong address. The incidental murdering of pets as a side effect of meting out injustice... it's just awful.
Hiirez is a project that I’ve been working on that makes it easy for users to find and download images when buying or leasing property.

One of the first steps in the real estate transaction process whether you’re buying or leasing is often to get an image of the subject property to aid in discussion with involved parties. In my experience, I could easily end up spending more than a few minutes looking online or asking around for such an image. Hiirez currently aims to optimize this step.

If you want, try it out with the following address:

2714 Kahoaloha Lane, Honolulu, HI, USA

Thanks for checking it out!
It gets philosophical, but founders equity has a lot of characteristics that I’m sure the government was not thinking of when they made the Roth IRA rules. For example, Thiel’s time was a massive reason for him getting the equity he did, so he was able to use $x of Roth IRA money and $100*x of his labor to transfer value into his Roth. What most people have to do is trade their labor for money, then transfer a capped amount of money into the Roth, and use that small amount to invest.

On top of that, as the other commenter said, founders equity doesn’t see the light of the market to have a fair value. And it wouldn’t shock me if Thiel waited until it was obvious PayPal would succeed (i.e. if presented to the market, his shares would be massively valuable) to transfer the stock in.
Destination status quo: A reflection on idealism and the inadequacy of things
What Is Logic?
Deep tech startups can significantly improve their pitch
The WD response to the original bug report (from https://www.wizcase.com/blog/hack-2018/):

> The vulnerability report CVE-2018-18472 affects My Book Live devices originally introduced to the market between 2010 and 2012. These products have been discontinued since 2014 and are no longer covered under our device software support lifecycle.

So support can be discontinued after two years after introducing a product??? That's ridiculous. It's not even like this was a one-off product and they're no longer supporting that line of work. WD still sells MyBooks.
Some further light reading before I pop the case and possibly discover hardware encryption preventing straightforward usage.

https://github.com/themaddoctor/linux-mybook-tools
How did you learn these? I tried CTCI but I found it so mind numbingly dry and boring that I couldn’t read it for more than five minutes without falling asleep.
I mean... Unreasonable, sure. Out of character for US systems, no, not really.
You say that like consumers considering a Tesla are that worried about this and might not purchase the car due to the possibility.
Sounds like files are all still there, but directory structure is all gone. So everything is recoverable, just very disorganized:

https://i.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/o71ls4/comment/h...
Wanting to help the poor with other people's money doesn't seem particularly virtuous, compared to, say, spending one's own time or money. Deciding arbitrarily that the amount of wealth we have is nice but not excessive, but the amount of wealth those evil rich people have is excessive seems rather self-serving. Particularly when "rich" is always conveniently defined as "more money than I have"
Not sure why you're downvoted. What OP said

> The MyBook is a more normal NAS

is totally wrong. MyBook is just an external HDD.
As it happens I went with my own solution just yesterday. It has no fancy web UI or app connectivity it is literally a Linux box with SMB share on it.

The drive happens to be Toshiba, but that is just a medium
Honestly, anyone who didn't see this coming when they purchased an 'internet-connected hard drive' deserves it.
But the phone you already have, once purchased, costs $0. So it's a high switching cost!
Let me guess, if you're being compensated billions in stock-based compensation, you can structure special funds and reroute that compensation to the Roth IRA?
On Dream Sharing and Its Purpose (2020)
>>So you are saying a judgement call on lifestyle and behaviour trumps achievements...

No, so let me clarify it for you. I'm saying McAfee was not honorable[1].

1. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/honorable
Do even the deepest most isolated rainforest tribes must have their fair share of petty local officials doing their best to make other people’s lives a misery in an attempt to claw their way up the power ladder?

The best tribes — by which I mean any kind of human grouping, from literal tribespeople all the way up* to M1+PM+5xSWEs — are the ones with skilled administrators capable of negotiating compromise over conflict. I wish I was better at it, myself.

*ahem
Hi, shadowlight! Your comment here is a bit out of place. HN is a nice place where folks come for interesting news and conversation. In order to keep this place civil there are guidelines in place, which you can find at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and review at your leisure.

I've included some here for your reference:

Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. Please don't fulminate. Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community.

Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.

Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity.

Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email hn@ycombinator.com and we'll look at the data.
Hi Glenn, thanks for the reply. Didn't mean to direct my comment at you in particular, moreso at the job market in general. we all fall on different parts of the job seeking spectrum with relative opportunities for improvement, just trying to keep the numbers aspect from being downplayed.
Hubble was botched initially, they had to send astronauts up to fix it before they could get usable images out of it. I wonder what the success rate for those spy satellites was. Maybe some of them were replacements for others, replaced instead of repaired?
What do you mean "lose everything"? Do you mean they got fired for misusing work computers? Or do you mean they lost their data because the work computer was wiped?
You don’t have that either. Stop the FUD. Just don’t have your only backup be connected to the Internet with remote wipe capabilities
Hedge funds like this exist actually. However, they tend to crash as hard as the companies they fund in any market swing.
I sold an app with good traction for $20k. Part of the reason was we hated the users. We built a diet community and that community was literally toxic - they'd encourage people to follow crazy diet approaches that would make them pass out and they'd group attack anyone who brought up medical evidence that this was a misinterpretation (including me, our suppliers & our dietitian).

The company that bought it got sick of the users within a few weeks but unfortunately their attempts to pivot and rebrand didn't work.
Support can be ended at any time and leave you hanging when relying on proprietary software.

The fallout from this will be worse for western digitals brand than just patching the cloud service or smartly shutting it off if they weren’t going to support it.
It's not? Why?
You can install brew in your home directory using the Untar Anywhere approach. I’m particular sceptical of how brew handles permissions, so I always install it to ~/homebrew. One thing to note, if you use this approach Homebrew will not use its precompiled binaries and build everything from source.

https://docs.brew.sh/Installation#untar-anywhere
It still is. One of the very few non-bullshit sources that aggregates data in comparable way and does not confuse apples and oranges.
I know web development and my wife has been hankering to learn SEO / web analytics on her own. I would definitely buy spend 5-10k even if it is just so she can get some real world experience learning SEO in the real world.
A free tier that didn't allow third party integrations might work if that's really your sticking point.

But honestly nothing wrong with charging money for a service.
Brilliant. Stoked to give this a try. Clever path to radically low latency for some use cases.
Do it. Or at least start it. You will get some satisfaction, knowledge, and skills.
Worked for me wihtout a cookie. Consider disabling Javascript.

Or request the page with simpler software, then view in a browser:

curl https://www.androidauthority.com/amp/oneplus-oxygen-os-rise-fall-1234103/|grep -o "<p>.*</p>" > 1.htm
firefox ./1.htm
The Transformative Power of War
Asch's numbers were off according to confirmations - it's different among age groups, gender and cultures - the effect is still significant and important, but can be escaped with enough work it seems.

For example:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22044061/
What I am seeing is future deep discounts on WD Drives.
It really depends on which type of stainless steel that is used. Some, like 400 series, will in fact rust.

Others, like Hastalloy and Ferrallium, have very good resistance to corrosion. A company I worked for used these metals for burial containers that were certified for ~300 years.
I suspect they don't really need GPU to render it. It is usually training what requires a lot of GPU, not evaluation. So the Nvidia requirement is only to sell more cards.
If you pull the thread all the way back - if it’s morally right to pay reparations, wouldn’t it also be morally correct in the same vein to give the land back?

How do you actually pay reparations for taking someone’s land?