skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My initial thought was also that it sounded excessive, until I got to the parts about interfering with assorted Air Traffic Control frequencies, only 1 of the 7 possible selectable bands being legal for use, broadcasting (in reserved bands!) at higher power than allowed for the device type, selling 65 other noncompliant products, claiming that the constitution protected them from having to respond and refusing to agree to more than "We'll try not to do it again but no promises."

After that, throw the book at them. I'm amazed they didn't claim that the FCC had no jurisdiction because they only recognize county sheriffs as authorities.

After all, what could possibly go wrong with remote controlled flying transmitters that interfere with GPS AND ATC navigation systems?
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> If your past experiences with bears* come largely through news reports of attacks and maulings, then your brain will likely interpret your bodily sensations — raised heart rate, raised blood pressure, sweaty palms — as fear. Lots of fear! And this emotion will help drive you away from the bear.

*or whatever else might be presented as something to fear
The url you type is 100% correct. Sure, maybe you made a typo, but the browser didn't know that. It isn't sending your url to Google and waiting for a redirect. A redirect to what? A different url?
Reminds me of the early days of the Pineapple before everyone switched to WPA2 (yes, I know you can attempt to have the cloud crack WPA2 after getting enough IVs but APs are smart enough to know when someone is issuing resets). Hack5 makes some great stuff, but almost everything they is now obsolete due to improved sec. Well, I guess in non-US countries where the hardware is older.

I think Flipper0 it'll be fun for playing with garage door openers, or maybe some local havok on non-NIST cert'd NFC cards, but I don't really see much else. BLE has bonding and Wi-Fi has TLS1.3 for embedded (smaller ciphersuites), so no go there, and flash programmers already spoken for. Sooo.. what am I missing?
I think ‘ohms per square’ is fine. Just like e.g. ‘seconds per radian’ is much better than ‘seconds per uno’. Uno is generic and tells nothing about the context.
Don’t we already have a word for this? One
See the positive side, NYT: you might be lamenting being unable to cancel a more popular person, but you can always celebrate your ability to cancel the little person. And of course you can always continue profitably suck up to real corporate and political power - nothing will take that away from you!

Personally, I just wish "hollier than thou", WMD-peddling, Scott-Alexander-expose, US foreign policy lapdog, petty coastal elitist NYT itself got cancelled...
Open source food ordering platform
We are considering open sourcing our food ordering platform https://aahi.io It is cross-platform (flutter) + python/django with a lot of cool functionality like robot calls and cloud printing to POS printers. I wonder if there is interest in it.
> Sarah Bromma, Pinterest’s head of policy, said in an interview that the rule change prioritised Pinterest users’ “emotional and mental health and wellbeing, especially those directly impacted by eating disorders or diet culture or body shaming”.

This must mean they will be banning all makeup ads too, right? Think about how obsessive people can get over editing and filtering their photos and even more harmful practices like cheek or lip injections.
I’m sure if they could sell that order flow to 1000 institutions, they would
Nvidia DLSS on Linux is straight-up witchcraft and pulls ever closer to Windows
(Background: I own a payroll software company, not in the USA though).

I can't say too much because I don't want to expose anything confidential, but there's definitely good money in this. We've declined advances from similar companies. At least no-one has asked us for data proactively, which would be an insane thing to agree to, and which is what's being reported in TFA. In fact, the only way I'd agree to something like this is if the there was a simple approval step (e.g. employee gets an e-mail that says "Company X is attempting to access your payroll history, click this link if you agree."). But some people believe that negates the usefulness of their offering. Well, so be it. No sharing our data then.
That’s true to a degree, but I think the discrepancy is still there. Experts in LabVIEW build up key commands to do things for them, and there’s even an ability to custom implement these using LabVIEW itself. Also, for some reason other fields seem to love these visual tools like TouchDesigner and Grasshopper. Programmers can be quite myopic when it comes to their programming preferences and perspectives.

For tools that require precise placing of wires like LabVIEW and vvvv, mouse strain and also the time it takes is indeed an issue. I am personally interested in sane but beautiful automatic layouts for visual languages, but this is most certainly a difficult problem. For example, if I could make an algorithm that basically makes LabVIEW (or a similar language) reorganize diagrams the way that I do, that would be great.

I think one inspiration are editing bays that professional video editors and also audio professional use. They have heavy use of software intermixed with hardware interfaces to perform their jobs.
Units are to calculations as Types are to code. They help prevent a large class of common errors. If your types aren't consistent, you know your code is wrong. If your units aren't consistent, you know your calculation is wrong.

Just like there can be stronger and weaker type systems, there can be stronger and weaker unit systems. Stronger unit systems catch a larger class of errors. I commonly catch errors nobody else sees because I use a stronger unit system than they do, which is amended with generics ("kg of what?"). Just like you said: a unitless quantity is weak; ppm doesn't help you catch errors very well. It could be mg/kg or µL/L, and it matters when you start canceling ratios. But you can take it further: mg<constituent>/kg<soil>. When you start throwing in soil density and molecular mass, it's very easy to come up with examples that "pass" the standard dimensional analysis but "fail" your advanced unit checker. You can look like a wizard by detecting errors in equations completely outside of your field of expertise.

Once you realize that there can be as many unit-systems as type-systems and the only criterion for a good vs. bad unit system is how well it catches errors, the purists who try to enforce their physics textbook's view of units will look really silly to you. The only problem is that you start arguing with them about whether specific gravity is really unitless or not (it's more helpful to say it's not), and they immediately decide you must be a moron because that's not what their textbook says. Oh well. You're getting the right answer, and they're not.
You should have a look what public schooling looks like in most other countries, you‘d be surprised how good you had it. The fact that you dreaded school proves nothing.
If you're not here to be negative, then 1) don't say "no sign of getting it" and "I've given up" about something that's going through the early to medium stages of production with lots of updates, and 2) don't just say you ordered it "last April" without even mentioning that it was already expected to take 10 months even then.

"If you can get one. They're behind schedule and haven't shipped any yet." would have been fine.
Boo fucking hoo. Nobody gives a damn about males. This is the age of feminism. Isn't testosterone a leading cause for toxic masculinity anyways?

I forgot the /s, but I'm going to get downvoted either way.
To clarify, the workers moving to Tyson aren't working on the food production. They're doing similar work that they did at Micron: maintaining and repairing chemical systems.
The US has banned tobacco ads on TV and radio for over half a century. It does not seem "totally weird" to us.
Yes definitely. We are in the process of redesigning our website to better reflect relevant studies. Our own studies will be published end of the year.
The author of construct tried to warn you about this years ago and you ignored him
With generic equipment like an SDR which requires one to specifically do many things to break the law.

However having a piece of unlicensed radio equipment for use with unlicensed operators which has essentially a “flip this switch to break the law” the situation is quite different.
If Bitcoin goes down 10x while he's in jail, he's unable to pay and back in jail again.
Financial/fintech companies use services like these for fraud-detection on account opening. While validating an email is by no means and exhaustive and conclusive signal to classify a fraud/genuine user, verifying the validity of new customers's email addresses is a big help.
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> It sucks even more when they take down passenger airlines

They haven’t ever been known to “take down” a.k.a crash a passenger airline: https://www.faa.gov/hazmat/resources/lithium_batteries/media...
Particulate pollution has also improved since then. Makes you wonder what other ailments will mysteriously become much less prevalent when we finally get rid of ICE cars, and perhaps reduce car traffic in general.
Could be a combination of things, some worse but others better:

> A commission organized by medical journal The Lancet last year calculated that modifying a dozen risk factors could prevent or delay dementia in 40% of cases. These 12 variables are lack of education, hypertension, auditive disability, smoking, obesity, depression, lack of physical activity, diabetes, social isolation, excess consumption of alcohol, blows to the head and atmospheric contamination.
For payroll ? We (rsync.net) have always had our payroll done by our private accounting firm. There are tons of providers - small and large - to whom you can outsource your payroll ...

Also, for the sake of completeness, you can do it yourself ...
>The time for vetoing it was when it was being decided (and Apple does shoot down tons of proposals), not when everyone else already agreed is was a good idea.

But this isn't what happens. Safari is pretty good at standards (they do support BigInt and fetch). What actually happens is Google "proposes" a standard, pushes it to Chrome, then goads Mozilla and Apple into adopting it. Half of the time web developers cry about Safari not adopting Standards its because they want to adopt a experimental API that Google pushed
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That wouldn't explain a 16% general drop over a decade where more and more working and middle class masses became less rich and more anxious...
BBVA or Bankinter certainly have brokers! I’d assume many other Spanish retail banks do as well.

BBVA has a standard broker that charges about 5€ per trade and also a trading platform called Trader with different conditions.

Bankinter has had a standard broker for ages - some people in my family are pro investors and they’ve been using since the 00s.

Both have a massive selection of funds on top of stocks.
In general I agree with you. But it gets trickier once you look into more automated content generation.
It's been shown already that in natural language generation, as an example, big model frequently regurgitate full text passages. Similarly in computer code generation.
This is a pretty bad quote to include though. The original comment (which they at least linked to) doesn't actually say anything about IBM specifically. Rather, it references generic Notes knowledge at Google.

I'm not sure it's okay to publish a comment someone left on HN using their full name (the user account doesn't currently include a full name). I'd hope they at least contacted the user before including their comment (but I'm not holding my breath).
Imagine having unrefined gold in your possession and throwing it away. That’s what this feels like.
New Zealand company, a guy I used to work with in Brisbane is a software architect for them these days in Auckland.

They had a good incentive program for accountants to bring on clients. My account was super disappointed I already had an account and knew how to give them just enough access to it to do their job, but no more.
Uh, what? "Open source" doesn't mean "MIT" any more than "vehicle" means "truck"…
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I think the behavior is so wildly inconsistent that it's not really justifiable, regardless of being a statistician or not: https://github.com/tidyverse/design/issues/13#issuecomment-4...
I just put my desk in front of the couch and use the big PC monitor as a TV.
Document Vault? Isn't that a bunch of folders in Google Drive or Dropbox?
I'm Italian, where uno also means uno, so I'll offer my perspective.

As a kid I was taught to use "unità" (unit) to refer to the numbers below ten (e.g. "add up the units first, then carry the tens..").

It is also used as an "accounting" unit (e.g. "there are 3 units left") in some cases, tho probably less commonly than in English, as it's often implicit.

So yeah, unit seems a clear better choice than abusing the number one.
It hasn’t been FORTRAN for about 30 years now.
Debate is what you do to someone you disagree with over a matter that has a right and wrong answer.

If i want to talk about quantum physics, and someone else wants to talk about cute cat pictures - there is no right or wrong answers; you can't debate it. The two people want different things. Neither is more right, but its best for everyone if they find a group of people who want to do the same activity instead of pissing each other off.
This seems great, would be pretty popular through a tor service I imagine.
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> Location: Remote [ignore what it says in the advert]

I've heard that before from other RH folks.
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I'd love to hear how you integrated a Java and TCL backend with spreadsheets. I'm assuming this isn't something you can do with excel?

(Logistics at the small business I work at, is run on a mess of excel spreadsheets with complicated formulas and occasionally VBA for some email functionality. I have a feeling we're doing things horribly wrong, but I don't know of any better way to do things with our zero IT budget.)
When it comes to climate change, I‘m not trying to gain wisdom, but lobby for a world that is livable for the foreseeable future. That’s a purely political endeavor. Of course I could be wrong.
I look forward to hearing Krapp debate this point.
Thanks for the mention of Flow. I have heard of it but haven’t used it. I am admittedly still getting my feet wet with Elixir, so I’m still learning the ecosystem, which has a pretty steep learning curve. The language itself is quite nice and the tooling is pleasant. You just “mix <this>” and “mix <that>” to working programs.

Part of my issue is the reverse shock of what text based programmers experience when moving to a visual language since I’m coming to Elixir from LabVIEW. I missing seeing certain things but am becoming accustomed to it. I’ve done text based programming a decent amount but never day to day on large code bases (and I’m new to Elixir having primarily used F# and Racket for projects and some Python for work against my will).
The non-interactive nslookup for Windows invocation:

nslookup -query=mx evernote.com

Edit: Trying out the macOS/Linux invocation on Windows also works:

nslookup -q=mx evernote.com

Oddly, the first time I did this, I only got IPv4 results, subsequent queries for the same domain, included IPv6 as well.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27704081
I've been using Purelymail as my sole mail provider for over a year now (previously with Fastmail) and it has been my best email experience.

It's a one-man enterprise, which may frighten some people, but I prefer boutique internet companies to the faceless monoliths. (I'd like more of the internet to be made of these small corner bodegas.)
What’s the cost of distorting truth in this case?
I’m 29, no gray hair before. I just got out of a 6 year very serious relationship about two months ago, I started noticing grey on my head that was not there before about two weeks/month ago.
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Idiosyncrasies are not something unique to R.

One could express the same surprise at an empty list being considered false in some contexts.
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Happiness is not a permanent state, because it decays like other emotional waves. Feels unreasonable and perhaps harmful to pursue happiness.
I aim for equanimity. Looking at the stars feels awesome and it also is just a thing I do sometimes to let some time pass and help myself return to a peaceful center-feeling.
Oh it's very much a thing although maybe in different contexts.

My tech director in games used to have a ~40mb static array at the top of main.cpp with a big comment along the lines of "DO NOT TOUCH". When we'd come up on a demo or critical milestone and just could not get everything to fit in the ~512mb of ram we needed because the art team put in too many textures or our new subsystem too much memory he'd go in and knock 5-10mb from it and "save the day".

The same tech director removed mip level zero to get back ~33% of our texture memory. About a week later he told the art team that we'd optimized the game and asked if they noticed any visual differences. The art team said they didn't, about 4 weeks later it got out what he actually did and they were livid.
Our Startup was created through Atlas, having created an LLC previously in the US, going through Atlas was a much simpler and more streamlined process, however there is an alarming pitfall you need to watch out for:

Atlas companies are optimized to "receive investments" where it's setup with a high share count which attracts obscenely large Delaware franchise tax bills. If you're not seeking investment you'll want to immediately reduce the count to below 10000 to pay minimal franchise tax. You'll also need to adjust your annual franchise tax as the amount of franchise tax owing that they predict for can be a ludicrous circa ~90k, instead of the ~$500 minimum small companies should expect to pay.

You have to be proactive about adjusting for this on your own, there were no warnings or options provided by Atlas which was surprising from Stripe where the default company structure attracts enormous franchise tax bills.

Their choice for using SVB as your companies preferred no-frills bank for accepting Stripe payments is also puzzling, it's slow, has a horrible UX, never improves, constant planned maintenance downtimes, etc. Basically the opposite you'd expect from a Stripe UX or Service. SVB's phone support was good and its primary banking feature of sending wire transfers does work, but their mobile and Web App looks like is being maintained by a single developer. I'm assuming SVB will remain the default until Stripe becomes their own bank and switches to using that instead.
If you're fine with an extra copy, I think the UTF8PROC_CHARBOUND flag does this in https://github.com/JuliaStrings/utf8proc ?
There is evidence that the misfolding may be a side effect not a cause.
It was even available for 8086, XENIX 8086. Another 8086 UNIX at that time was PC/IX. I played around with them both, and they both have upsides and downsides.
Replace enjoyment with listening if you like.

Unauthorized public performance is a violation of the copyright holder's exclusive rights. Market effect is only 1 of several factors examined together for a fair use defense.
I think you can move to front by removing the entry and then adding it again. This won't be O(1) currently, but with the tombstone trick from my blog post I think it would be.
> arriving at the scene of a crime and believing the blood committed murder.

It's more like "believing the death was caused by loss of blood" though, right? As in, it's not completely unreasonable to believe that if you could somehow stop (& compensate) the loss of blood in a timely manner, the person might live, even with a bullet in their body.
In the last 2-3 yrs the market has only gone up. No matter how bad you’re at day trading, you’d have only made money. That being said, options are highly risky things and it will barely take a week for someone to lose their savings.
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