skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Language changes. You'll get over it. Or maybe you won't, but the rest of the world will.

The only evolutionary mechanism for language is what gets used, not what makes sense to you. Your idea that "cyborg" is somehow special because that's the one contraction that makes sense to you just means you're not participating in that particular evolutionary language branch, not that it's an invalid branch.
> For nearly 25 years, neophyte spies have left Washington to attend what some call Spy U., a training base here operated by the Central Intelligence Agency to prepare its agents for real-life cloak-and-dagger work overseas.

Seems bonkers to train spies in one location like this. Much better to move the teachers/curriculum. Foreign governments must have most of their reconnaissance aimed right here, at least back in 1980.

The response from the public official at the end of the article was pretty entertaining. I picture his glee at the phone occasionally ringing.
58kg for 1m83 are you feeling OK? When I left home a 18 I was same size 55kg and I was... Very very thin. Pictures from then are kind of frightening. Not for lack of trying, though. I'd eat 300-500g (half a pack or the whole pack) of pasta 10 times a week, kilograms of cheese and looots of beer&wine, without ever taking 1kg on the weekly weight check...
So if someone put forth the paranoid theory that Purism is a honeypot like the FBI Anom phones were, what is the best evidence to the contrary?
After all the Y-Wing escort missions in earlier games I can see where you're coming from. :P
For that you don't need to apply to the parent's company or niche specifically.

Any FAANG or media company would do.

If you also want to sell useless crap to people who don't really need it and destroy the environment in the process, almost any consumer products company will do too.

There's a very good chance you're already set for the same thing where you work now anyway!
This could be the case. I remember this controversy few years ago about Tardigrade genome. The problem was that other paper said that "foreign" dna was the probable reason behind cryptobiosis in Tardigrade. This particular paper found that it was mostly likely a contamination.

Koutsovoulos, G., Kumar, S., Laetsch, D. R., Stevens, L., Daub, J., Conlon, C., Maroon, H., Thomas, F., Aboobaker, A. A., & Blaxter, M. (2016). No evidence for extensive horizontal gene transfer in the genome of the tardigrade Hypsibius dujardini. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 113(18), 5053–5058. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1600338113
I think the issue is using a navigator when you should be using a map.

A navigator relies on accurate information and determines the route for you. A proper map, in contrast, contains enough redundant information to remain useful even after some of the information is no longer valid. If you know how to read the map and the terrain, you can find the route on your own.
Firefox Nightly, on Android 10, did not request my permission.

It did persist the state after closing the tab. Admittedly, I did not check the site for cookies.
For what it's worth, I built something very similar to this and it ran for 7 years until Google shut it down for violating the terms of service. Here's a blog post I wrote with specifics, I case it also applies to your service. https://critter.blog/2020/08/04/a-farewell-to-toogles/
I don't think you (or the sibling comment) got my point. No where am I "excusing" bugs. Civil engineering bugs are indeed a fact of life too, just check the god damn news.

What I'm saying, is that I think where PHK says "nobody sat down and documented precisely what went wrong", I think he is just wrong.

The guy in the Computerphile video, Steven Murdoch wrote this article:

https://www.benthamsgaze.org/2021/07/15/what-went-wrong-with...,

which has further details of the bugs, e.g.

"There is a window of time between a user printing and cutting-off a report. If another user was to perform a transaction during that window, that transaction may not show on the report."

which is from the long and very detailed judgment: https://www.benthamsgaze.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Bate...

The problem that needs investigating here is the miscarriage of justice, apparently the post office was aware of the bugs at the same time as prosecuting people for falling victim to the bugs, in order to save face about their IT decision.
I haven't tried it yet. Maybe the author can help you. Here's how you can reach him: https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped#contact
I'm in the EU and many youtube videos show up as age restricted for me. The existing normal workarounds for this (nsfwtube, vlc, mpv, send google random id image) dont seem to work for me anymore here. I was left with 2 options.
1. Give google my real id (which I will never do in a million years)
2. Download each video in its entirety using youtube downloader site, then watch it, which is inconvenient.

I ended up building a simple desktop program that can stream youtube videos while also bypassing the age thing.
Do not buy any kind of gmail add on, subscription service, or anything.

I did, and when Gmail turned off my billing (for my own protection), I lost the ability to send and receive emails, because I was exceeding my drive quota by 1,200%.

I have to send them a passport photo (my ID is expired) and hope that they bless me with the ability to pay for additional storage again. But I realized it’s safer not to pay for anything.
I think there are several reasons and my understanding is probably mostly wrong. First, the original port was using Uboot and then the focused shifted to uefi. Around the same time efforts shifted from a port to raspberry pi to use fdt and support for arbitrary boards. This should give a more flexible solution with the downside being less focused development.

The risc-v port probably benefited from the work stated above and stayed focused on a particular board.
>Leonardo Di Caprio is a surgeon picking his roles, he has had spells of 5+ years without a role. Doesn't interact or post on social media and he is seen as cooler than sellouts such as Dwayne Johnson who dilutes his brand on a daily basis acception roles in B movies and franchises, commercials and basically an all around dilution of his brand.

Perhaps, but who really cares?

"Coolness" is a juvenile thing to aspire (or look up) to.

And Dwayne Johnson probably makes shitloads of money, has fun, and has tons of satisfied fans, whether dilluting his brand or not.

So there's that too.
Not everyone has the opportunities that many of us on HN have enjoyed. The HN crowd is insanely privileged. Don’t assume they have had the same access to opportunity that you did or they have the same talents you do.

In my own life, I was one decision away from driving trucks in West Virginia. The decision at the time was not obvious and the path I took was much harder. It took 10 years to see light at the end of the tunnel. However, I have since had incredible opportunities that I could never have imagined at that time. It was a costly personal decision as I lost a lot of important human connections along the way.
The Latin is known, stable, and a common ancestor for Spanish and English speakers.
> This review was conducted at the direction of Senator Tom Cotton and Congressmen Mike Gallagher, Jim Banks, and Dan Crenshaw as a strictly nonpartisan exercise in Congressional oversight.

Those are all politicians from a single party. Is “strictly non partisan exercise” a piece of military jargon that’s different from regular English like in legal documents, or is this sketchy from the first sentence

Seeing “Corrosive Over-Responsiveness to Media Culture”, as a complaint about our military which is nominally subjective to the civilians as a whole, put me on edge about this already

Edit: read through the rest of the report and saw that they called out journalism as a vital job for the country but the problem was with the navy not focusing on their own job.
> Companies get fined for breaking GDPR.

Well, no, they don't, or least when they do it's only pittance fines. Google, Facebook, et al are not bankrupt.
Only "seems". It's excellent at small scales literally because it's optimized for small scale local similarity, it's useless for large scale.
> with an attitude of condescension, disrespect, and antagonism

I came in with a an attitude of seeing something interesting, as featured in several internet documentaries. I had no communication with anyone. I stopped, opened the door of my car, stood up, and took a picture: https://imgur.com/NyzDKgJ

Then they came out walking quickly towards me in a threatening manner. I had hoped to actually walk around the artwork, but they had posted no photo and keep out signs. My attitude didn't sour until after I felt threatened and feared that I would get shot.
Show HN: Nanogram for Apple Watch – Telegram without your phone
>Whatever one may think of the persona, Musk’s companies supply products and services for which a line can be directly drawn to improved quality of life for global consumers.

Do they? I see them more as "more of the same crap, but with a techy gloss", for people who don't really need any of it, and whose marginal life improvement bu buying them will be close to zero.
Any reason why applying the ηMatrix fix to the shared vulnerable uMatrix code would not work?
My tax preparer is also my accountant and one of my financial advisors. Tax preparation is a service he offers. And I have access to all of the spreadsheets he uses to calculate them, so I'm fairly certain it's not "the same software internally".

If you don't see a distinction here, I suspect it's because you don't want to.
Dangerous, fast, reliable. Pick three.
Once I collect context aware dataset, context aware recommenders could be implemented :)
Pretty bad take. CoPilot is not sufficient to complete any realistically scoped task. I do not know how you go from CoPilot can successfully guess some snippets of code you might want to use to "programming is now blue collar work"
I totally agree. I worked at a robotics company about a decade ago, and I was familiar with the people at Willow garage.

Robotics research is going to be extremely binary. It's expensive and frustrating, and there's little use for it until it works as well as human labor, which is a high bar.

But, once that Rubicon is crossed, I believe there will be a sort of singularity in that space. It's related to but somewhat orthogonal to the singularity that's prognosticated for g a i.
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Having driven through St. Louis (and Missouri) quite a number of times, I would be not be willing to relocate to the area. Maybe if the job paid really well AND was a really close match to what I wanted to do I might consider it. But for just pay, it's not even on my list of places I'm even looking for jobs.
Creating an RSS Feed from Nuxt Content with Full Body HTML Code
And, that's why US companies can't do robotics. Same reason we couldn't beat the Taliban
Hi all,

I’ve been frustrated by how slow the official Telegram app is on the Apple Watch, and how it simply doesn’t work at all if I don’t have my iPhone around.

I started developing Nanogram for myself, but you can now also try the public TestFlight beta.

The app still lacks some functionality like viewing images and other non-text message types, but a lot of that is coming soon.

Cheers,

- Kosta
The older ones had illustrated girls in bikinis giving helpful advice such as, "Check that dipstick soldier!".

- M1026 manual
The reason to use real time recommendations is there are contextual informations. However, Gorse doesn't use contextual informations, it doesn't handle real time recommendations yet.
The problem is this is based on "it's different this time", which doesn't preclude hearing the same kind of excuses in the future: "how early 21st century climate change stories was mostly sensionalization by the media, and real scientists differed (what with "global weirding")" and so on.
https://reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration has content like this come up from time to time. Useful if you are interested in similar items.
You can get the same security from investing the money taken from your paycheck in a diverse way. That is all the company is doing.
>There is nothing heartwarming about profiting from the misery of others.

He is profiting from helping alleviate misery of others. I don't see what's bad about it, given that's exactly how therapists make money.

Saying that he is "profiting from the misery of others" is so disingenuous, as if he is the one who creates that misery or facilitates it. Neither of which are the case.
I thought about this case more and the root issue appears to be pensions.

They create a situation where someone will do a job they don't want to, not because they are forced but because their entire retirement relies on it.

Pensions are just a bad idea.
Sorry, not everybody believes in taboo comparisons or belongs to a culture that paralyzes them lest they say something off and hurt someone's feelings.

And if you feel like "something like rape is so much hurtful/important to just use in a comparison" well, be assured that colonization, our subject here, among other abuses, also resulted in an untold number of rapes and sex abuses of its subjects. So it's not just some "lighter" subject unfit to compare with it, but a superset of abuse.
Haha. I don't know what it says about me that I was champing at the bit to serve the Empire. I wasn't even interested in X-Wing, but I ran to the store to get TIE Fighter.
I've actually been hit by this recently looking at a study of hormonal response to nuero stimulation where the study was ONLY done on men. I thought...what kind of study is only done on men? Particularly when the response was found to be an increase in prolactin levels?

Now we have to try and do the study on women.
Is there anything for nuclear??
It definitely should not have been, this is news related to OpenBSD, there are no portable versions of either daemon.
Wouldn't overtime cost Frito-Lay a lot extra? I don't get how a business can get to the point of heavily using it to the point that employees complain without thinking that it must hire more people.

And in plenty of union workplaces overtime is easy to give away, so they must be so enormously understaffed.
I get the same impression. Relational with ACID guarantees can't be implemented in a distributed system. Depending on which guarantees you want to give up, you might be able to get close. A lot of newer platforms give up guarantees to achieve something like this.

But if you have multiple nodes that have to sync every transaction over a dedicated NIC, well, that's not a distributed system. It's just multiprocessing with extra latency.
> Language changes.

Not as much as it should, the predominance of orthographic corrector software can slowdown the pace of needed change.

The rule I see for Cybernetic Organism to cyborg is to take a syllable of one word and another of the other one. Similarly to Electronic Mail becomes email.

There is also a rule that when reading the first and last letters are the most important ones (something like this https://www.dictionary.com/e/typoglycemia/)

So, I could be wrong and maybe there are other examples of words that are shortened by taking single letters from the middle of the word. English is not my mother tongue.
Actually they tend to highlight the meaningful details - and remove the unimportant ones.

That, like in the analogy mentioned, it's not the place of an author to cricially see both the abused and the perpetrator, and that colonization was an abuse.

More "subtlely" excuses this abuse, and there's no excuse, even if the subjects of colonization where "bad people", "uncultivated", "underdeveloped" or whatever, there's no excuse to invade their sovereignity, and it's not up to the colonizer to judge them or fix them.
The Virtual Museum of Computing
Trying to figure out why "Individual" is $7.99/month, but "Business Starter" is $6.00/month. I see Business Starter is 30GB of storage. There's no figure cited for the Individual plan that I can see.

You do need a domain for Business Starter, but that cost would be less than the savings over the Individual plan.
Well, the first impeachment it turned out with hindsight that there were shady business dealings in Ukraine linked to the Bidens, so that behaviour is pretty easy to defend. The US already had an active investigation underway. It made a lot of sense to ask the Ukranians to cooperate.
Anarchism as a political theory can involve large-scale coordination and collaboration.
Seems the US government could skip the middleman by just selling work visas for $50k and subsidizing education for Americans.
> And while it is likely that dhclient will eventually be removed from OpenBSD Base, it will live on in Ports, where it will be available to those who desire to use it:

To be clear, OpenBSD's dhclient is not ISC dhcp client, it is a version that has been maintained in OpenBSD for many years and has a weaker form of privsep, but dhcpleased is a new daemon written to be more in-line with other OpenBSD daemons.

http://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/sbin/dhcpleased...

OpenBSD's previous dhclient: https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/sbin/dhclient/
As my retort to that common mentioned, he is wrong.

That is still random. You are arbitrarily picking an encoding, (English) in this case. Why not a Russian programming language or Chinese? How did you *select* your encoding out of the set of all encodings?

The act of assigning order to an unordered set is arbitrary. ABC order is a made up concept. It's not numerical, it's an arbitrary language and an arbitrary order that's a by product of human culture. Thus invoking this is at it's essence invoking the axiom of choice. You are arbitrarily selecting an algorithm.
Cool, but looks like they are excluding Chinese characters.
you can ride and breed horses without understanding horse physiology or DNA. when you need to fix a broken or lame horse or breed a better horse, knowing how it works helps alot

presumably most sys admins are more akin to vets than riders
One of my favorites as well. To clarify, it was remade. Overload is a remake of Descent all but in name. Mike Kulas and Matt Toschlog, the original Descent programmers, lead the effort along with a number of other Descent 2 and 3 veterans. The story even carries a lot of references to the original game. As I understand it, Parallax lost access to the title, but retained all of the other IP, including the story. It's an excellent game, and plays very much like the original, just updated. There's a very active community for it on Discord.

Unfortunately, as the team said themselves, Overload didn't do too well in sales, and so they've largely ceased development. The game had a number of patches though and it's quite stable. The community still runs frequent events and new levels are being made for it. The creators are active in the Discord as well.

"Descent Underground" took a much different path, and bore little resemblance to the original except for 6DOF and the name. It was going to be a team shooter as I recall, but after their kickstarter, they missed release dates and never went into early access (that I recall). The title eventually was pulled from Steam and last I heard, was still in perpetual limbo.
I got pi as about the seventh choice.
Linux Variant of HelloKitty Ransomware Targets VMware ESXi Servers
Before Industrialization, people used live in small communities, with relatives spanning generations. Now that sort of thing does not exist anymore.

Now people are abusing in the name of friendship: just use others, and don't reciprocate next time. This makes sense, if there are NO repetitive interactions, if looked from the perspective of Game theory.
That may be an even better option because you can retire in Canada with free healthcare.
I think we should just nuke a path between the Salton Sea and the Pacific. That would clean things up right up.
I have that too but it's just google One. A different thing that only gives you extra storage, some photo editing features and some support.

Google workspace individual seems like a different thing. Kinda confusing to be honest.
"...In this cohort study including 100 patients recently recovered from COVID-19 identified from a COVID-19 test center, cardiac magnetic resonance imaging revealed cardiac involvement in 78 patients (78%) and ongoing myocardial inflammation in 60 patients (60%), which was independent of preexisting conditions, severity and overall course of the acute illness, and the time from the original diagnosis....."

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamacardiology/fullarticle/...
Well, if you too also ignore the fact that teachers and help stuff can take precautions and tests like, you know, adults...
How did you go about building that?
The main reason something like this might be useful (since I live near Chinese neighborhoods in the SF Bay Area) would be to recognize Chinese characters, at least those that aren't too difficult to draw. So I hope they can be added.
We're in a thread about OpenBSD, a Unix that keeps literally the entire OS (except for ports) in one repo, and ships them together.

So this is a strange criticism to make.
Checkout TiDB. It sounds too good to be true, and it is, because transactions must be co-ordinated across multiple nodes on the network.

Thus the write throughput can be very high but the write latency is also very high.
Yeah, I know many people who wouldn't have passed that bar making bank working at FAANGS.
I care about which NTP implementation is used because OpenNTPD supports getting time constraints from TLS servers. Which.. no, I absolutely do not actually worry about NTP servers intentionally feeding my laptop the wrong time, but this is just a feature that sounds too cool to ignore. How can I not go out of my way to have that going on??

Sometimes I kinda envy people who don't have this shiny-tech-obsession and are satisfied with things just working :)
The frontend that does this is youtube.com

You can completely, 100% opt out of personalized ads.
Go to https://adssettings.google.com/ (edit to fix url)
It sounds like a kind of black magic:

> ...It’s a dynamic code instrumentation toolkit. It lets you inject snippets of JavaScript or your own library into native apps on Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux, iOS, Android, and QNX.

> ...Frida’s core is written in C and injects QuickJS into the target processes, where your JS gets executed with full access to memory, hooking functions and even calling native functions inside the process.

> There’s a bi-directional communication channel that is used to talk between your app and the JS running inside the target process.

Here's a description of the architecture:

https://frida.re/docs/hacking/

And the source:

https://github.com/frida/frida

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Apparently using "wxWindows Library Licence, Version 3.1":

> This is essentially the LGPL, with an exception stating that derived works in binary form may be distributed on the user's own terms. This is a solution that satisfies those who wish to produce GPL'ed software using Frida, and also those producing proprietary software.

https://github.com/frida/frida/blob/master/COPYING
We recently learn of strong indicators that the Ivermectin studies were entirely fabricated, much of it was content that was plagiarized from other studies.

https://grftr.news/why-was-a-major-study-on-ivermectin-for-c...

If a long life has taught me anything, it's that puzzlingly loud claims of conspiracy are often generated noise to conceal the fact that something simply isn't true.
If this was treated as a linked-to-Google property, it would have been Google Travel - Weather Trends and would've been canceled along with the rest of Google Travel like 87% of their projects.