skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“Where” in the brain enables “who”: Spatial constraints on face recognition
curious: what do you think that is? behind the trend thing? or a cultural thing? more popularity of talking on phones?
Devices supported by the Sony Open Device Program shoukd be also a good target:

https://developer.sony.com/develop/open-devices/

There are projects such as Sailfish OS that make use of this to run on originally Android hardware.
Namesquatting has the effect of increasing prices so, no, there is no price at which namesquatting would be disincentivized. In fact the higher the prices the more appealing it becomes to our friends on wall street.

> Is there a price level at which the nerds say "fuck this" and create new domain roots without ICANN?

One without ICANN but what about namesquatting?
"We know that the days to come will be filled with the screeching voices of the minority.

Our voices will be louder."

This is just dripping with contempt. They can't even be bothered to use 'diplomatic' verbiage.
You want the homeseer z-wave plus switches.

Can program double triple or more taps to run scenes or events, and can also sync multiple switches (wirelessly and on different circuits) to control the same lighting, or use cheaper (wired) remote switches that lack status lights, but are functionally identical.

I have single press resume previous light level, double up goes to 100% double down goes to preset dim level, triple up or down turns on/off the entire room/area of house.

Hold and release to manual dim.
I’m thinking about buying a degoogled Android phone to replace my iPhone. The main things I want are:

* Spotify needs to work over Bluetooth in my car

* WhatsApp needs to work (preferably with push notifications)

* I need the Fitbit app to work so my watch can show push notifications from my personal apps

* a network-based location provider to be consumed by my personal apps (I’m working on a personal data and automation suite that relies on frequent smartphone location updates)

Is this something that can be done with CalyxOS on a Pixel? Can other Android flavours like GrapheneOS or LineageOS do this?

And aside from Android, how far along are other “mobile linux” smartphones for use as a daily driver with regards to the above points?
1. GA is very limited as a data source because of sampling and the fact that they don't expose variance. So if using GA, we only support simple binomial metrics, count data (assuming Poisson distribution), and duration data (assuming exponential distribution). For SQL data sources and non-parametric data, we currently rely on the CLT and treat the sampling distribution as Normal. There's a good article that goes over the stats in more detail (Itamar, the author, wrote our stats engine) - https://towardsdatascience.com/how-to-do-bayesian-a-b-testin...

2. We have a minimum sample size threshold before we run any statistics on the data. To your point, we don't want to say something is "significant" if it's 5 conversions vs 1. This is one area we're looking to improve with better heuristics. We can't completely take the human out of the loop, but we can help give them all the info they need to make the best decision. On that front, we do show Bayesian expected loss (risk) and credible intervals in addition to just the "chance to beat control".
What would you expect to be able to do after 100k? Coding and debugging any codebase in any of the 10 most used languages without internet? God knows if I'll still be alive after 55 years
I remember the speaker going pretty in depth on "what looks obvious" vs "bet you didn't know this changes behavior".

That said, my sentiment is the same as yours. I was surprised that even needed addressing.
Good question! :D
I moved my domains last year from Gandi to Porkbun, very happy customer.
It doesn’t matter whether they are aware. They can’t take precautions. There are no technical solutions that people can use, and technologists seem to be uninterested in working on them. Apple’s solution is the best on offer. Raising awareness about Facebook’s problems hasn’t harmed Facebook.
If they succeed with their intended audience, it's not going to matter how their day-1 messaging touched jumpy message boards like us. The content will win or it won't. Looking all the comments on this thread, I think it'd probably be a pretty big mistake to try to make something that doesn't piss off some of these people, rather than --- as YC tells people to do --- making something that some specific people truly love.
i expect spending here to mean cash you spend while enjoying your free time outside. from that 6000 you need to subtract rent/mortgage, and any other living expenses. if you then still have enough money that you can go out and spend $100 in an afternoon on average, then you are no longer middle class i would say.

the "problem" here is the average. sure, a middle class income can afford to spend $100 in an afternoon once in a while. but unless you limit your discretionary spending to only these afternoons, you'll spend money on other things too. hobbies, travel, etc. if after all that you still can afford $100 every afternoon (even if only on weekends that's already $800 a month), you got to earn enough that you simply never worry about money.
Not sure if the tickets are really the problem. I've used them both in places that are soulless and places I've loved, because they're an effective tool for tracking a lot of things happening.

Maybe it's just that smaller places more focused on getting stuff done in a hurry are more fun for some people.
Sure am, never had a problem with it. E.g. https://ragdolldynamics.com

The problem is finding a suitable name for a project that also has an available domain. The easy ones are all picked.
I did read the post. It doesn't however detract from my claim that the term is overloaded.
Old cars are still on the road. Even very old ones.
In Mumbai, our friends were pretty well off and had a housekeeper who came 2 x 2 hours daily (preparing lunch and dinner, doing laundry, and cleaning around). The housekeeper, being paid pretty well, had her own housekeeper so she could have time for all these housekeeping gigs.

The well-off friends had never tried their aircon because it "was not that hot" (35 degrees C) and rummaged around to find the remote. It was so hot, I couldn't imagine that they just accepted it.
Here's an example:

I agree that all right, title, interest in and to any and all copyrightable material, notes, ... discoveries, and trade secrets conceived, discovered, ... or reduced to practice by me, solely or in collaboration with others, during the period of time I am in the employ of <Company> (including during my off-duty hours), or with the use of Company's equipment, ... or Company Confidential Information, and any copyrights, ... or other intellectual property rights relating to the foregoing ... are the sole property of <Company>
Food Addiction in America
Diagram: Draw.io

Thumbnails: Canva

Editing: Da Vinci (more powerful than iMovie)

Screen capture: OBS (less resource intensive than QuickTime)
Saying that evolution necessitates cooperation is actually similar to saying economics 'necessitates' cooperation. Single companies (organisms) end up cooperating internally to compete with the unforgiving environment of free market. Additionally over long periods of time certain companies will form mutually beneficial symbiotic relationships to survive. In general capitalism and evolution are both much more about survival than cooperation, and when cooperation does emerge it is a means to an end rather than the end unto itself.
I'm not sure I understand correctly. Do you want to say that the author unnecessarily relativized what he wrote about so far or that the last sentence is the actually interesting part and everything else was sort of a preface (which seems to be what "burying the lede" means [0], from what I can tell (as non-native speaker))

[0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/bury_the_lede
Which TV news actor gave you that idea?
Love it! we built on bubble too initially for our MVP and then kept using it (we moved our LP to full stack for speed). We were a little nervous that this would dissuade investors but just found out a competitor raised 5 million and they are also built on bubble.

These tools in my opinion aren't less devveloping it's just less syntacially knowledge. Often I have found using bubble is much harder than just writing a function to do the same thing. But on the aggregate I think that it allows for blazing fast ideation and experimentation.

Definitely harder to stick to traditional design (material UI bootstrap etc.).
Let them. This would increase competition and drive down the rent. Making it less lucrative to own property.
I used to have the same opinion, then I used a Miele and it's really quite shocking how good it is. Not trying to sell you on one, but if you have the chance to try one out you may be surprised.
Even if i agree with you, why should a monopoly get the money? I am sure we can figure a better way to spend it.
I don't know about Fitbit stuff, but LineageOS can do everything else you named. Have been using it for years.

I guess other alternative Android distributions shouldn't be too different there.
Well the fact that the practice continues suggests to me that someone is spending the money. But I don't know of any examples.
Dragging (But Not Dropping) in Flutter
> The author (one Evan Morris) always reminded people that acronyms were extremely rare before about WW2

Why is that?
Realistically?

None. Apple was never actually the privacy protector it advertised itself to be, but it's still miles ahead of the Android ecosystem (and I say this as a dedicated Galaxy user for the past decade).

Your choice is basically which company you trust more: Apple, or Google. They're both bad for privacy in different ways.
After some staring, I can't see why (beyond the obvious, I understand HN rules) this is here.

This is clearly an individual draft. OK. And it has previously expired without action (last year) but a newer draft was submitted this year.

But it doesn't seem to have been adopted by any working group, and although the word "dispatch" appears in the title it was not discussed at IETF 111's DISPATCH or GENDISPATCH or SECDISPATCH last week. If this was in fact dispatched somewhere - perhaps before it expired last time - there's no indication where it went or what its status is now.

It is the nature of these things that if everybody chooses to do exactly this, even if it was only documented in a by-then expired draft, or on the back of an envelope, then that's how it is -- the IETF has no enforcement arm. However if you support this proposal, or even if you think it'd be a good idea with minor tweaks you should find out where (and if) it's being developed and get on board with that.
Something I dislike about the whole "dating" thing (a very US cultural influence due to their media) is that what is supposed to be a normal socialising event between too people, is made into a consumerist ritual. So much that two couples walking in a park or hanging with their friends is not really a "date" or you being cheapskate as, apparently, romance without money is no longer romance.
No, it is because people invoke slippery slope fallacy for actual, real slippery slopes.

The slippery slope fallacy us real - but so are the slippery slopes.
We're here to talk about the startup they're launching, not about this. Again, I don't think you should feel good about trying to score points like this.
I generally do not disagree that the experience for appdevs on k8s is bad, but I also disagree that they should be the audience to begin with.

Helm is still functionally broken. A helm chart that was kept up to date still could've used v1beta1 early on. All it takes is a cluster that hasn't been patched in a while. This is 100% a helm issue. (Note that this bug also triggers if the chart has been updated, but helm recorded a different GVK)

What you actually need is a platform team that provides a middle layer. I was part of such a team between 2018 and 2021, and my main takeaway was to not let developers have write access at all after slicing a namespace with 25k pods out of etcd because gRPC refused to operate on it at that point (that was a misconfigured CronJob).

You need something like KubeVela, not Helm.

https://kubevela.io/
Isn't this far fetched? There is few things I can think of that would get you into legal trouble but are morally acceptable. Like whistleblowing
There is no end to the loss of privacy in the name of safety if your bogeyman is increasingly sophisticated actors.

The more sophisticated child molesters out there will find out about what Apple is doing and quickly avoid it. Isn’t that what the FBI is complaining about, that they have grown increasingly sophisticated?

The more sophisticated privacy adherents will also avoid Apple and resort to end to encryption and offline tools.

What is the actual outcome? You won’t get more arrests of child molesters. Instead, you get a security apparatus that can be weaponized against the masses. Furthermore, you will have the FBI complaining that child molesters are increasingly out of their reach and demanding greater powers. They will then try to mandate child porn detectors built into every phone.

This creep has been occurring for years. Go read the Snowden disclosures.

First your cell phone companies worked with the government for mass harvesting of data. No need for any suspicion because they promise not to look unless there is one. That wasn’t enough because the data was encrypted.

Second they had the companies holding the data snoop in on data that was shared. That wasn’t enough.

Third they had the companies holding the data snoop in on data EVEN when it wasn’t shared, just when it was uploaded to them. Not enough for them!

Now they will have it done on device prior to uploading. Does this mean that if it fails to upload, it gets scanned anyway. Why yes!

Next they will have it done on device even if it never is held by the company and never shared and never even intended to be uploaded.

The obvious goal is that the government has access to ALL data in the name of safety. No need for warrants. Don’t worry about it. They won’t look unless there was any suspicion. Opps never mind that, we will just have tools look.

There is no end to the loss of privacy in the name of safety if your bogeyman is increasingly sophisticated actors.

Why isn’t this obvious to everyone?

Anyone old enough to remember the Clipper chips?
Last month was worst July for wildfires on record, say scientists
Sailfish OS (built on Maemo/MeGo legacy, for those who remember those) is what I have been using for years (and this is typed from).

Also there are a lot of Linux distros targeting the PinePhone maturing by the day.
I think the distinction is such that with a private (but not secure) application, the only person getting my data is a malicious actor.

With a secure (but not private) application, the only person getting my data is the owner of the code & anyone they are willing to share it with (Governments, Ad-tech, etc.)

So if your hard requirement is 'nobody can know anything about what I do with this software' you are correct. However in-practice, security requirements often exist somewhere between the above two scenarios.
I checked a while back, and there are at least a couple of smart video doorbells that can be made to work with a local IPTV system. I didn't end up doing it[0], but it does seem possible.

[0]- I wanted to monitor for deliveries, but COVID kind of trivialized that for a year.
weaponized speech isn't free speech.
> I don't think there are many people on Clubhouse who are using it to talk to have audio conversations with their friends and family - that's what WhatsApp and suchlike are for.

Did I miss something? What happened to the telephone? Been using that for audio conversations for quite a while and don’t have to be a part of privacy-compromising social media companies.
No, I haven’t. But I have bought a lot of things from them and used AWS extensively.

Their employees are there, I assume, because working for Amazon is better than their next best alternative.
For you first two questions: Spotify will work with Bluetooth, and WhatsApp will have eventual notifications (real-time if the app was recently opened, up to seven hours later otherwise, at least on my device)
The Naval Research Lab releases their radar processing algorithms package for geointelligence products by build number. We always got a kick out of a new delivery updating us from nrltools-3872 to nrltools-4923 or something.
That's what I meant by energy mix : )

Last time I checked France was the best place since they accidentally have a very climate friendly power grid. Then you're left with just the embedded emissions from battery construction and the rest of the car.

Edit: this is wrong

Another fun fact is that short haul flights have fewer emissions per mile than electric vehicles for many current energy mixes.

Edit: wrongness ends (I hope)

It's hard to beat mass transportation no matter what you stick in the engine - it's just physics that power requirements scale mostly with cross sectional area, so it's more efficient to increase length and volume.

Edit: I'd remembered a per km figure and a per mile figure and forgot that the units were different. In reality, fossil fuel cars are about 35% better than short haul flights, so electric cars emit about 1/3 as much as short haul flights.
It’s not just a question of whether you want to cluster by MAC address, it’s more of a fundamental disagreement as to the endianness of the UUID groups themselves, which is probably the biggest difference between a GUID and a UUID in the wild. Microsoft has used GUIDs to brand OS intervals for a long, long time - long enough that there’s a chance they came before UUID was a thing, but I haven’t dug into the history of it.

Unfortunately converting between them without any db extensions is a PITA in the absence of native support. I’ve written about it at length here (SQLite in the example, but the fundamentals apply regardless): https://neosmart.net/blog/2018/converting-a-binary-blob-guid...
Thank you for bringing this up.

We're continuing to fund work on it, both ourselves and also through applying for external funding.

Full Storage backup support (Files / Photos) was recently added thanks to a grant from NLnet - https://nlnet.nl/project/Seedvault/index.html

https://github.com/seedvault-app/seedvault Contributions welcome!
> * I need the Fitbit app to work so my watch can show push notifications from my personal apps

It's going to hard to degoogle your phone and stay attached to your Fitbit.
We don't have native mobile SDKs yet, but it's something we want to support in the future. Mobile is a little tricky since you either need to do a new release every time you want to start/stop a test or use remote config and deal with offline, slow networks, etc.
So are we going to see a raise of alternative DNS roots ?
Do modern browsers have integrations for something like that ?
Display Postscript got dropped after Rhapsody/MacOS X Server 1.x.

None of the 10.0+ releases of macOS used DP, instead it used Quartz2D, eventually added OpenGL to the mix, and now uses a combo of Quartz and Metal.
Yeah that part stood out to me. Honor killings happen for the opposite reason – the sides are too far apart in terms of religion, caste etc. Gotra is an overall minor concern even to hard-liners.
To me, the tone of the emails implies there is some internal disagreement and this is more of a top-down mandate with the code monkeys having to pull all-nighters for something they may not agree with. Unless you expect the people implementing this to quit on moral grounds which seems unfair.

It’s also worth noting the non-Apple representative (whose interests closely aligning with this godforsaken “feature”) has a much more contemptuous, hard-lined tone than the actual Apple VP.
I was thinking of another company, but I am very happy that Amazon bottom line was affected (?)
The Summer Intel Fell Behind
It’s also not inconceivable to access the camera live and perform recognition live on feeds. It’s not even that expensive to do that anymore.
Well, Google packages the pixel phones with their latest OS updates and pixel specific features like Gcam. By running a custom ROM you lose those. Its cameras mainly perform so well because of the big AI farms at Google.
Cybersecurity Workforce Training Guide [pdf]
It seems like most of it is going to be indie content so... they are low budget. I suspect it will be hard to win with this approach. I'm not convinced mainstream black audiences value black-centric content more than they value production quality.
> Rooms are smaller and driven by interests or topics, rather than the people involved.

The fact this statement was meant to be negative rather undermines everything else written here. That sounds fantastic to me.

Bragging about being aware of status games is another status game.
Feral colonies tend to die out within the season where I am (New Zealand). The mite load gets too high without treatment, and it causes a crash. Seeing an untreated hive in late autumn is very depressing. I’ve nursed one of mine back to health this winter, after treating it just like the rest, but finding roughly 100 mites per cup of bees (approximately 250 bees). I treat once it passes 3 per cup of bees.

Once you get numbers that high, bees with deformed wing virus are stumbling about. Dead, starved bees can be seen in cells and mites can be seen running about. The larvae are dying from starvation or cold due to there being too few nurse bees. Wasps and other bees are robbing the weak hive and debris is all over the floor.
It’s horrible to find but satisfying to fix (when you can).
This is exactly the experience I wanted to describe, but sadly didn't choose correct words for that.
From what I read about it, for three reasons:

It's not entirely clear (some people/studies say it's fine, others say it's not) whether certain pathogens can end up in your vegetables this way and/or which vegetables would be fine and which wouldn't. I mean, some people do compost their own #2 and put it on their veggies and while it's been OK so far for many, I personally stay on the safer side of these things until desperate times call for such measures.

Anything that has a root system that is able to reach the septic field's drain lines is potentially able to clog the holes. E.g. I tried raspberries in a planter on top of it for a while but even though I tried, I couldn't contain the roots and/or raspberries fall down and the seedlings grow in the grass. I ended up removing the whole thing just in case as septic drain field repairs are either expensive or a lot of work.

Evaporation apparently plays some part in the effectiveness of the drain field (it doesn't just all drain out into the ground). Though I wonder, why plants taking up the water and evaporating it via their leaves wouldn't do the same thing, potentially even better through a larger surface area, so I guess it's mainly the first two points.
I am perfectly fine with that. If I am infected, I want to know. Scan away.
For it's time it was actually pretty amazing but it hasn't been used by Apple in over 20 years.