skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can still find the official documents about how to make changes in the MacOS X kernel itself (dated 2004 or so...).

It's really sad that we have come to this. The platform became more and more closed off in the name of security and no serious law or regulation is preventing that.

And if at least it was bug free it would be worth it, maybe. But my kernel extensions are all for circumventing bugs or stuff that does not work properly, e.g. Karabiner for remapping the ctrl character of my keyboard to command, necessarily since I work with a lot of OSes at a time.
TBH I'd be pretty surprised walking into a messy, miserable Walgreen's (or other national chain) store. I've been all around the US and I have yet to encounter a single one like that, but I'll admit the last time I was in SF was ~8-10 years ago.
You can go out and forage for wild mushrooms without digging through cow dung. "Mushrooms grow on cow dung" is true, but not the whole truth. It's part propaganda to discourage people from eating them.

Mushrooms simply grow anywhere that is very moist and nutrient rich. Cow manure happens to fit the bill quite well - and there's a high probability that spores will find their way to the dung, because the cow grazes large areas of a field, and the spores it eats survive digestion.

However, you can find mushrooms simply by inspecting the fields yourself. They're typically found in the bottom of a valleys where moisture is high, on fields where animals have grazed. Also in the woods, under pine trees, and they grow on plant beds covered in wood chip (non-bark).

Also, even where they do grow on dung, the part of the mushroom you eat (the fruiting body) grows above the dung. The mycelium grows inside the dung, which you don't eat. You break off the fruit at the stem, without touching the dungs. You can wash the fruits before eating or drying them.
Yes, MGD means million gallons / day, and this is US gallons not Imperial (you should have been able to guess that from my reference to Virginia's standards--Virginia being a US state).
France isn't bad also, right know I have a plan with 150gb for 20€, and 50gb abroad (roaming) which includes US. I think there are better plans but I've chosen this one also because I'm planning to move to the US and I'd like to test if keeping this plan would be a cheaper viable alternative to local contracts.
Yes in the past they might be reading reports on paper
Gobi Stories | Fullstack Developer | Oslo, Remote friendly

We make it possible to share video in the story format on websites, enabling businesses to share more videos and their visitors to make better choices. Learn more at gobistories.com

We are looking for the second and third developer, so you will have a lot of impact in product, technology and team decisions.

* We are product oriented. Creating a great product that provides value to users is top priority.

* We believe in freedom and responsibility. Find your own best way to tackle challenges and projects.

* We think data is more important than meetings.

* We got happy customers, but still huge possibilities for improvements.

Tech: HTML, CSS, TypeScript, Vue/React, Node, MySQL, Docker, GCP

We’re hiring:

Fullstack Developer: https://careers.gobistories.com/jobs/1115085-full-stack-deve...

Front-End Developer: https://careers.gobistories.com/jobs/1217416-front-end-devel...

You can contact me directly on andreas@gobistories.com
Any discussion about hard work should have a mention of "in praise of idleness" [0].

In addition to that, let me tell you this.

The famous writer Andrea Camilleri [1] (author of Inspector Montalbano, an Italian TV series which became an international success [2]), in an interview years ago recalled when as a kid, spending Summers in his native Sicily would entail things like spitting on a coin and waiting for hours until a fly would get stuck in the saliva - essentially, being idle.

And this idleness, in his view, had a tremendous value.

Praise hard work, sure. But don't think that you can escape the big questions about life, or that hard work is the only way to achieve greatness.

[0]: https://harpers.org/archive/1932/10/in-praise-of-idleness/

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrea_Camilleri

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inspector_Montalbano_(TV_serie...
> MVNOs are not allowed in Canada. The 3 carriers have even paid for economic studies that state it would be devastating to the the telecom market and innovation.

Like the devastation it brought to all the other countries where it's been a success? :D

Sometimes I don't know how these lobbyists manage to make this stuff up.
Service Designer- Nairobi, West-Africa, Kampala
More at yc startup school, a lot of their alumnis and partners have talked about it, it's all one google away :)
Moving from Windows 7 to Windows 11 will require a clean install
no always in party context without therapist. happened by surprise actually.
Oh, yeah, from a consumer perspective VAT is a far better experience, but that's largely disconnected from the nature of the tax, and more around consumer law. VAT is simple for consumers because the EU forces sellers to present inc-VAT prices. US sales tax is messy for consumers because the US doesn't. It's totally possible to imagine a VAT-type regime with US-style consumer rules, where you'd have to figure out if your bread was actually bread before putting it in the shopping basket.
Parallel submission here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27758872
> Do she or her husband have significant allergies to the sources of pollen native to the properties?

Seems she has allergies to the Republican neighbors native to the properties.
How to secure Node.js microservices with OAuth
Can we not? This is Hacker News, not MumsNet.
You are not the first to propose it, and won't be the last. It is obvious to any engineer who spends more than a few minutes thinking about the problem. It works in practice too, but the space needed means most people don't bother.
> Imagine if smart meters could use _that_, regardless of where the car is currently parked and plugged in.

The US National Electric Code (NEC) has been updated (§625) so that electric vehicle charging can be used as a source of power (PDF):

* http://mydocs.epri.com/docs/publicmeetingmaterials/1112/PDNN...
Fosscord – free open source software compatible to discord
Ask HN: How to Become More Ambitious?
Have you become more ambitious over time? What do you think helped?
> Not having AC absolutely sucks when the weather's over 30

Only if you are used to air conditioning. Otherwise it’s just a hot day.

Not having a pool means you do a barbeque party instead. Not that you have no party at all.
I don't live in the US. Where I live, though, even in many rural areas walking into the local village would be feasible. There'd be _very_ rural places where you couldn't walk to anything, but they'd be the exception.
"Know Your Customer"

In the West, KYC means that a bank is going to ask to see your ID before letting you open an account.

In China, KYC means that, in order to use something as pedestrian as social media, you have to let the CCP AI dragnet build a profile that can be used to surveil you for the rest of your life.
You mean you aren't excited by the cheap pushrod v8 GM STILL has in production? /s
I wonder how many of us there are out there. It seems like I bump into folks that are into the same thing all the time, but where are the numbers? Tom Lipton (for example) is one of the GOATs of course, but he has 140k subs? Peter at Edge Precision, consistently delivering excellent tutorials and great camera work on a huge machine...60k subs. Stef van Itterzon, building one of the most ridiculous DIY CNCs I've ever seen, less than 10k subs. It's odd.
You could target the same people by buying ad space in like-minded “venues”. There’s a gaping hole in the market for good “content-linked” advertising, searching, aggregation and so on. Link to content, not people. Work with customers who’re already self selecting, rather than following people around all the time.

As a side-line, this’d probably cut back on a lot of click-bait trash articles. It, likely, would help bring the signal-boise level of the internet at large back to something more useful.

Well, I can dream, anyway..
No I live in Spain but I am indeed Dutch.

And no, it's not an MVNO, I use Orange Spain. The tariff I mean in particular is "Go Fly":
https://www.orange.es/tarifas/movil/prepago

It looks like they now upped the allowance to 65GB (35 standard and 30 as temporary "gift" :) ). Didn't even realise that. They often have temporary deals like that. I mainly use my work SIM in my phone.

I think there's even better deals available here in Spain but I use Orange because they have a cell on top of this building and the 4G coverage is full bars (high buildings around so the signal reflects back to me).
Cloning and changing readonly properties in PHP 8.1
What the enthusiasts for heap pump water heaters miss is the source of the heat they are pumping.

In the summer they are removing heat from a hot house, great - free air conditioning.

In the winter they are removing heat from a warm house, which then needs to be replaced by some other heating source to keep the house warm, great - you get to pay twice.

I tried turning the heat pump element on my heater off during the winter. However, it is programmed to automatically turn on again after 5 days.
Same here, getting <domain> unexpectedly closed the connection on a lot of requests.

Restarted the dynos and it seems to have helped at least a bit

edit: seems like it was resolved for our app. Still it was down for 20+ minutes
GraphCMS and Nuxt.js – Vote Your Favourite Tech Courses
Boomer
That will very much depend on how the societies handle the loss of employment opportunities caused by increased automation. People need to have a purpose in life, a goal to work towards to. Just giving them a basic income and entertainment will not work, in such a 'Utopia' the populace will eventually break the machines just so that something interesting happens. Maybe a new frontier will be opened, e.g. artificial islands in the oceans which can be built and populated or a space colony, something to give those who seek a challenge a way to fulfil their wanderlust. Maybe war will intervene and make the question moot by giving those in search of purpose or adventure a ready-made answer. A quick perusal of history shows that new frontiers and wars seem to be the most common providers of purpose to those in search for it.

In other words we better hope that someone like Musk will make good on the promise of a new frontier - we need one to have something to aim at other than at our neighbour.
> isn't there plausible deniability for the aggregators that sell goods from individual shop lifters?

Quite right, and penetrating this "I dunno" defense is part of building a criminal case against the high-level traffickers. It's the job of the District Attorney (local), the Attorney General (state), and their teams of investigators; that is, the detectives. To do this they can surveil, pressure arrestees for lower-level crimes, penetrate organizations with undercover agents, and even tap phones and computers—pretty much anything you've seen in an American T.V. show, which is often dramatized but not always as far from the truth as you'd think.

> You could increase punishment for folk buying the goods

Do you mean the end-purchasers? Conceivably you could get some of the shopkeepers, if you can prove they knew the goods were suspect. But there's nothing criminal about buying household goods at a corner store—all the crime happened on the way there.
I have the same problem. I watch alot of science and history channels but damn near every time I watch videos on World War II I start getting suggestions for crazy far-right channels. And I don't mean like mainstream 'conservative' channels like FoxNews, I mean crazy stuff like Nick Fuentes. Even if I tell it to not recommend a certain channel it will just pop back into the recommendations after a few weeks. It would be different if the rest of the recommendations were good but they're just crap too.
Study ties milder Covid-19 symptoms to prior run-ins with other coronaviruses
> Population density in Finland is pretty low and we get unlimited data for about $25/month.

Finland population density: 18 per km^2

Canada population density: 4 per km^2

Population density doesn't explain everything, but it's a big factor.
Biden Sets Up Tech Debate with ‘Right-to-Repair’ Rules for FTC
We did this in my quantum mechanics class, 8.05x on edX. Consider the functions f_n(x) = x^n to be basis vectors in a vector space. Define the dot product of two vectors (aka functions) to be the integral of their product between -pi/2 and +pi/2. You'll see that your basis vectors aren't orthogonal. So, use Graham Schmidt to make them orthogonal, and normalize them while you're at it.

Now you just take the dot product of these new basis vectors with your target function.
Is there evidence that supports this against the more likely causes, e.g., rich people just want to live around other rich people, people of any SES prefer to live around those who are culturally similar (and culture correlates with race in America), etc? In other words, I don’t think we have to resort to mustache-twirling caricatures to explain an increase in racial segregation.
The law doesn’t work like this. The police will simply ask you ‘where do you think all these second hand items are coming from?’ and if you can’t explain they’ll say that you aren’t taking reasonable care to find out.
> The majority of users on the internet are not even developers.

Then just advertise on sites that usually have developers?!
None of the collapsible elements (tabs, accordions, etc) on this website work in Chrome for me. Looks like their "waypoints" javascript wants jQuery, and it's not being loaded.
It is bullshit. On regions where there’s a strong local competitor (videotron in Quebec, Sasktel in Saskatchewan) the big three do lower their prices and offer more competitive plans - so they do have significant wiggle room without sacrificing a ton of profit.

There was even a way to, say, register a phone number in Saskatchewan and use it in say Ontario, leveraging a cross-carrier agreement to basically use Rogers or Bell infrastructure at Sasktel prices. I think they found and closed this loophole, though.
I wonder how much would it cost to visit CNN
Little Snitch:

% systemextensionsctl list
1 extension(s)
--- com.apple.system_extension.network_extension
enabled active teamID bundleID (version) name [state]
* * MLZF7K7B5R at.obdev.littlesnitch.networkextension (5.2.2/6209) Little Snitch Network Extension [activated enabled]
I found my YT sticks to mostly what I like, but if I accidentally select a video about some old vintage weird gun from some guy that occasionally appears in my feed, I guess through some other inference, then my channel is suddenly all guns, nothing but guns, guns, guns.
>What I like about that era is that companies were brave to think wild.

i'm not usually an advocate for such technologies, but self-driving cars are pretty wild -- at the very least they're a pretty large legal risk for those that are playing in that field.
There's a quote I quite like from Peter Watts which I think encapsulates this "technology implies belligerence".

He expanded this to "Tools exist for only one reason: to force the universe into
unnatural shapes. They treat nature as an enemy, they are by
definition a rebellion against the way things are. In benign
environments technology is a stunted, laughable thing, it can't
thrive in cultures gripped by belief in natural harmony" [1]

[1](pdf warning) https://rifters.com/real/shorts/PeterWatts_Ambassador.pdf
It's Spain! https://www.orange.es/tarifas/movil/prepago
For what it's worth I'm a zoomer and I fully agree with who you're replying to.
Aruba Instant on Overview
Could it be possible to have the usbmuxd part on the windows side, most likely the iTunes's Apple Mobile Device Helper service, and connect to it through TCP from WSL which might a bit of configuration on libimobiledevice or use socat to redirect from domain socket to TCP port.
You guys would be more convincing if you were willing to acknowledge that progress has been made. Anyone that has studied history, or even just been alive for a few decades, knows that this is not the worst time ever. The constant catastrophizing rhetoric just discredits you.
I use org-mode. I have a .org file for each company, then TODO bullets for whatever task, usually copied directly from Jira or etc. Org-clock-in when I start my day, org-clock-out when I finish, estimate an extra hourish for whatever slack messages I answer throughout the day.

I used to be super granular about it until I realized I was billing the equivalent of 8 hours of work as a full time engineer, as 2.5 hrs or whatever, due to the nature of granular billing. Turns out I'm hella unproductive when I spend all day at the office. So I switched to more like dedicating some chunk of my day to work, then billing that chunk, even if some of the time I was making coffee or like, going on a quick walk break.

In all honesty with how much more productive I am as a contractor I could probably justify billing flat 8 hours a day but I'm just too honest or something.
Mushrooms is one of the easiest drugs to procure.

Some species like Psilocybe semilanceata grow in the wild, both in Europe and North America. You can just pick them if you know the type of habbitats to look for.

You can buy grow kits semi-legally (grey area, might vary on where you live) and you don't need any extra equipment. You get a plastic box and you literally just add water.

If you want to save money, you can buy only the spores. Then you just need some substrate which you can buy either at garden supply store or at a supermarket. Biggest issue is ensuring sterility, so a pressure cooker is recommended, but there are ways around that.

I'd say it's easier to grow shrooms at home than it is to make alcohol. You don't need any specific equiment like a still for distilled drinks, and you don't need any trial and error like you do when making fermented drinks. I know you could make alcohol without any equipment, but the end result will probably be quite poor. Meanwhile the shrooms grown without any equipment will be the same as any.
UK court has ruled Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto
Nextcloud Hub 22: user-defined groups, wiki, approval workflow, PDF signatures
There's no reason to think a free market economy is the single best solution we could ever hope to stumble upon. We keep evolving, we will evolve out of the "free" market economy as well.
Thanks, that could be the reason. But it's also a truism. The only guarantee that can be given for a search procedure is that if a target exists, the search will find it. An infinite search space is an infinite search space and there is no search that can search it in finite time.

Anyway that's the rules of the game for search-based program synthesis. The best that can be done is to guarantee that the search space contains the program. It's an important bottleneck and in my opinion is part of what has kept the field back from fully achieving its goals (which are diverse- and there are diverse sub-fields also).
This feels to me like Amazon is departing the space and they're dumping and running. As in, where they were previously pouring money into starting their own studio and platform, they're now cutting their losses.

I'm only drawing this conclusion based on the announcement article and video - maybe I'm missing something.
That is not the flow I am trying to illustrate. The flow is that some people find the use of police, jail, and our other judicial/penal systems today to be less than desirable for dealing with certain circumstances and people, but then trying to fix it without the proper solution (since there is no solution at the local level) results in a situation where shoplifting and property crime no longer have consequences which creates an opportunity for bad actors to proliferate.
referring to 2016 presidential election data:

> Having access to this information at a state level in the past was a simple public records request. Having this level of detailed information at a national level, with a tool affordable enough so that an individual entity separate from a corporation could visualize the results - historic.

Only the GIS-style visualization part, which is probably the least important piece if you are cross tabulating with other county- and state-level data to find a county suitable to live in, e.g., for 2012:

https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/nov/07/us-201...

IIRC, most states have been posting county level results on the web since the late 1990s, so it's mostly been an evening of crossing public websites even before convenient national aggregates were published.
I have read the arricle, and more. OTOH, you're deliberately seeking to mislead by being vague on the "afterwards." I'm going to stop responding to your diatribe devoid of facts.
I think it’s difficult because some people are deliberately poisoning the well of civil discourse in the name of “social justice” (e.g., canceling anyone who doesn’t share their exact viewpoint).
turn off autoplay to protect your recommendations.
Because I don't want to waste the time of people who aren't interested in my ad in seeing my ad.

Than don't run ads. Essentially nobody is interested in seeing ads, targeted or not.

It's a waste of money for me. The ad network will not be able to make money from having them click the ad.

I don't give a fuck how much money it costs you or if the ad network goes bankrupt, why should I?

The user's time will be wasted because they are not interested in what I am selling.

As I said, then don't run ads if you actually care about wasting user time. Even if you have a conversion rate of 10 % you are still wasting time for the other 90 %.

It's a lose lose lose situation.

I would consider it a win if all ad companies go bankrupt and I never have to see an ad again.

I want to create more win win win situations where everyone benefits. Tracking and profiling is needed to increase the rate that this happens.

This is not win win win, this is win win win LOSE - a few users get a product they want, you get some sales, the ad network gets your ad budget, and everyone else gets nothing but being tracked and profiled.
I found this entire dynamic quite curious: for the same reason men and women sports are separate (and even age groups), I'd expect us to recognize the reality and introduce non-binary sport classes (like we've got in auto sports). Eg. "these hormonal levels put you here" (of course, someone more familiar with medical realities should come up with actual classification, and sure, classification is going to be broken until we iterate on it a bit).

It is a hard transition to make because of historical reasons, but it seems to be inevitable or we risk demotivating whole classes of sportspeople.
I dont need facial recognition technology, Boomer detected.
Whatever they state the metric is, I imagine.
The Downtown Office District Was Vulnerable. Even Before Covid
> it doesn't help reddit's case that much. After looking into what it's actually downloading in my "desktop" test, there are lots of huge PNG images (1000x1000 +) that seem to be displayed as tiny thumbnails.

I'm not able to reproduce this either. Here's a desktop WPT run: https://www.webpagetest.org/result/210707_BiDcXB_65148b09266...

Could you share a screenshot, or a link to one of these oversized PNGs?
Wechat in the mainland actually does do fintech.
Alternatively, that's how you train a billion hackers.
A different clinical trial, sponsored by Usona, is registered at clinicaltrials.gov - https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03866174
Everyone who has ever quoted the "First they came..." poem needs to take a look at what is happening with transgender people at the moment, and apply what they were supposed to learn from that poem.