skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I self-host Bitwarden_rs and use the client apps on Windows, Linux, and MacOS. To me, the UI seems very usable, polished and attractive. It doesn’t seem that different from 1Password, which I switched from a few years ago. What exactly about the UI needs improvement?
That's unlikely to be the case given the lawsuit. Also, that's the difference between the hard "r" and the "a". You will be hard pressed to find a black person using the hard "r".
Yeah, but maybe you aren't not that much aware of that.
Get ready to die for this. You just joined Hitler in thinking you can forcibly inject people.
Yes perceptual hashes are not cryptographically secure so you can probably generate collisions easily, (i.e. a natural looking image which has a attacker-specified hash).

Here is a proof of concept I just created on how to proceed : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28105849
I did similar analysis for Upwork and results were much much more drastic. Like, vast majority of accounts never earning anything, and a bunch of multimillion dollar accounts (most of them probably suggesting scams or money laundering - that was before i became a $2M account myself lol), and majority of money made by people who make very little, <$1000 per month, but stubbornly trying for years and years, probably having no other way out. Grim picture.
Things like irfanview and imageglass are great alternatives, but I actually find myself using the photos "Edit & Create" option a lot, so I'm not sure I'm really looking for another default image program.
Former Finland mobile phone company employee over here, the actual percentages depended pretty much on the territory.
Do you think I could restore an encrypted signal backup without the key?
The real shock is that we may have people going into sex work online for want of $145 a month. We clearly need more income redistribution e.g. Reddit Mods --> Single Moms.
Show HN: An interactive 3D mesh viewer
The Daily Mail had good coverage of this story, but got the location very wrong. Look at the first map in the article:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-9865429/Worl...

It's the place you get if you type 'Guanzhuang' into Google maps. The point they draw is not in Henan, even though the caption says Henan.

If you scroll down to the second map, it only shows historical context, not modern place names, but the marked location is correct: just west of Zhengzhou.
The client will just never send the images, if someone writing it doesn't wants that.
https://www.economicshelp.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Scr...
In the case of coal, we find the fossils of ancient ferns and trees in the coal itself.

In the case of oil, the sediments in which deposits are found, the fossils within those deposits, and the chemistry of the oil, all point to biotic rather than abiotic origin.

The paper I've linked in my earlier comment has far more detail and further references: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28105383

Yes, it's possible for hydrocarbons to form by other means. However there's vanishingly little physical evidence to suggest that that is what's actually happened.

Retrosplaining terrestrial hydrocarbon deposits based on remote observation, and one short-lived lander on an outer-solar-system moon (the Huygens probe on Titan, with very limited chemical sensig capabilities) in a hand-wavy attempt to invalidate several centuries of direct terrestrial experience with coal, oil, and gas geology is not exceptionally convincing.
It reads pretty well if you have reader mode
So how recyclable are the components in this tech compared to wind or using giant solar furnaces?

Not to mention the ceiling in Si based solar panel carnot efficiency which the whole industry is banging it's head against the table over.

Solar is to renewable as fusion is to fission 30+ years away. At least with fission the promise is clean limitless energy not higher efficiencies and the ability to recycle materials in a slightly less labour intensive way
> No one died

In areas with a strong and proactive safety culture, "near miss" incidents are investigated and mitigated. These "near misses" are cases where "no one died" - the accident did not happen, but if one more thing had gone wrong, it would have.

The manta is "for every _x_ near misses, there will be an actual accident". Where x could be e.g. 10; and accident in this case could mean "total loss of the ISS and everyone on board"

This is IMHO a strong argument for a thorough investigation, in some form. Congressional committee or not.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_miss_(safety)

https://etraintoday.com/blog/near-miss-vs-an-accident/
Sometimes these "green" buildings ignore human nature. One that I work in came with modern low-flow residential sink taps in the coffee areas - that take 1-2 minutes to fill up a kettle - and low-flow shower heads in a locker room area kept cool enough that in winter you'd get the shivers even under a fully on, hot-as-it-goes shower.

After a howl of protest, they went in and removed the flow restrictors. Now the shower heads spout a satisfying amount of water and the sink taps work the way they should and life is good. Probably makes very little difference in the overall "greenness" of the building but these are just examples that I know of.
The problem is a buildings, “greenness” is typically measured based on how many green elements are implemented into the design.

Triple pane glass? Check.
Green materials? Check.
High efficiency heat pump? Check.
Etc.
Etc.

If you check as many boxes as possible your building is labeled green and everyone applauds.

The real way to measure this would be energy used to construct the building, factoring in supply chain and then ongoing energy usage per square foot. You would also need to factor in what the building was being used for and perhaps, depending on the building, the output and production of said building.

All of this is to say, it is complicated. I suspect many modern buildings are space inefficient leading to less production per square foot. Therefore even if it is a green building that is well designed there is a certain level of inefficiency in that it is a larger than needed building that has to be lit, heated, cooled, etc.
That may not actually be the case. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4780611/

There’s direct fossil evidence of fungal rot during the period, and that much lignin production without corresponding decay would have sucked all the CO2 out of the atmosphere in a few million years.
If people read the manual before operating a dangerous machine we wouldn't need terms like "misuse resistance". Documentation is not a substitute for safe API design.
Photosynthesis uses energy in the red part of the visible spectrum. That's why they look green. They do not absorb the green light, they reflect it.

Plants store their solar energy in a hydrogen-carbon bond for storage. To compare a plant with a solar panel and LED you need to also include the storage technology, which is usually batteries. Because plants do not as a rule glow brightly, a more apt comparison would involve, say, a locomotion system. Comparing the efficiency of, perhaps, a car that drives at night powered by a solar/battery system vs. a plant/combustion system. It would be an interesting experiement.
Thanks for stating what should be obvious :)
The work done by the app stores isn't linear wrt to the purchase price. Clearly they shouldn't be taking a percentage cut.

Together, GA has a duopoly on app stores and they have set their fees to be the same. That one of them would consider buying the trouble maker on the other platform is just ... telling.
I’m not sure what you are getting at? Being in a tent doesn’t mean someone is mentally ill or using hard drugs.
Show HN: Bisect: Find the interesting item in a list of items
Police departments are a business. They are incentivized to secure the most convictions for the least amount of work. Finding people that posses CSAM files is easy and gets convictions with relatively little work. It does not however do much to deter child abuse. Police departments and CPS routinely ignore calls for investigations into alleged acts of CSA. Take the Sophie Long case for instance. A question for the reader, is it more important to spend resources stopping CSAM or CSA?

Is it really worth giving up our fundamental privacy rights when the police already routinely ignore CSA?
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This is just an ancedata, but my 90 year old grandmother smoked like a chimney her whole life. Randomly woke up one morning and had zero desire for a cigarette. She’s been tobacco free for nearly a decade.
Does this also support compiling zig? I wanted to have zig in bazel
It reads as if you don't consider alcohol a drug. Due to its social acceptance people tend to look at alcohol this way but when u give it a better look alcohol should be at least classed as a class 1 drug substance, especially if we're going to keep placing marijuana in the same class as heroine.

edit: typo
> The part where you make a false claim out of ignorance.

Which false claim did I make? I'm still waiting...

> No reason I should go looking for such things. You're the one making the false claims, if you have found "many things" with that hash then list them to prove your point, otherwise go away.

You don't need to look for those things. By definition, you know they exist. I don't need to find or enumerate all primes to know that an infinite number of them exist.

For more information, see here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle

By definition, assuming arbitrarily-sized inputs, there are infinite messages that collide to the same hash value.

But, don't worry... it is clear you have no actual meaningful point to add, so I won't continue this conversation with you any further. Have a nice day.
There are payment processors that offer chargeback protection for much less than Google's and Apple's 30% fee. For example, both Stripe and PayPal only charge 0.4%.

Stripe Chargeback Protection: https://stripe.com/radar/chargeback-protection

PayPal Chargeback Protection: https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/what-is-chargeba...
Have been doing full time freelancing for past 4 years on Upwork. I make good money and definitely not $1k a month, there are a lot of bot accounts on Upwork, which i think pollutes the data set.
"This drug induces hallucinations. Some people interpret those hallucinations to be religious in nature. Therefore, this drug is faith-based."

That's not a very strong chain of logic. The 12-step system is, at least based on my very limited understanding, founded with assumptions that the people using it will be either Christian or theistic and raised in a culturally Christian society, and thus have a similar notion of "faith in a higher power". That's what "faith-based" means.
FCC Finally Debuts an Up-to-Date Mobile Broadband Map of the U.S.
Oh, thank you! I'd forgotten all about the RPL. You're right.
Plant-Based Meat Alternatives Using 3D Printing
> Their app stores are monopolies on their devices; in that the person who controls the road is a monopolist, despite the existence of air travel.

Not when there are other roads to be taken, regardless of how many pot holes they have on them.

So buy another device, a feature phone, give money to Jolla, FairPhone, whatever.
Most people have underlit houses that they've gotten used to the use of warm white bulbs to light.

Once color temp became a consideration with CFL, two bad things happened: (1) they used cool white, which doesn't feel cozy but will feel dim if it's dim, and (2) they tried to do "lumen for lumen" replacement (using those equivalency guides) which meant their already dim house now looked wrong.

Whereas if you swap for CFL (or these days LED, which work way better) and just aim to halve your wattage...you still end up putting down about 3 times as much light which just plain looks nicer unless you're specifically aiming for mood lighting - which most people aren't, the options just sucked before hand (I have wall sconces for atmosphere setting lights, overhead is all neutral/daylight color).
Keeping code simple with regular expressions
Expounded in modern publication since at least Weisheit und Wissenschajt: Studien zu Pythagoras, Philolaos, und Platon (1962)
So calling a black person a “redneck” would be reasonable? I actually agree, and Thomas Sowell, a leading black intellectual would too:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Rednecks_and_White_Lib...
Hm. There is a distinction between simple/complex and easy/hard, but it’s a basic semantic one. Simple/complex refers to a system or problem, while easy/hard refers to the difficulty of controlling the system or solving the problem.

The problem in this thread with making a distinction between simple/complex and easy/hard is that people are referring to different things. People are even talking past themselves so it’s no wonder others don’t understand what they mean.

E.g., the energy model of weight gain/loss — CICO, or calories in, calories out — is simple. But CI depends on interactions between evolution, hormonal systems (a complex balancing feedback system all its own), psychology, age, money, society, culture, family, food supply, etc., which is complex. For a particular person at a particular point in their life, that bundle of factors may happen to be balanced “downward” so that CI is easy to control and weight loss is simple — and easy). In other cases, a person may need to dig in to those factors and find a way to rebalance them, which is complex — and hard.

When you’re actually referring to the same thing, simple and easy or complex and hard go together. It is easy to control simple system. It is hard to control complex ones.
> why do many science fiction writers and science fiction movies want to introduce faster than light travel?

Because this way you keep the human timescales for all characters. It allows you to tell stories more familiar to your audience while introducing elements that we wouldn’t be able to introduce without this plot device.

If you embark on a relativistic trip to Kepler-186f, when you return you will find a completely changed planet. The only way this would work is if every character spends most of the time at relativistic speeds reuniting from time to time as the whole universe ages around them.

That’s a nice premise, BTW.
Show HN: CheesecakeOS for Raspberry Pi Volume 0: Booting, Processes, and VM
CheesecakeOS for Raspberry Pi Volume 0: Booting, Processes, and Virtual Memory is the first in what I hope is a series of github markdown tutorials or volumes on bare-metal from-scratch operating system development.

I have dreamed of contributing to the Linux Kernel, but have yet to find the courage to jump in and do so. I started by attempting to read Understanding the Linux Kernel by Daniel Bovet and Marco Cesati, but found it was too advanced for me at the time. I found another text I credit with advancing my understanding, Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective by Randall Bryant and David O'Hallaron. I worked on the self-study labs from their book website, and found them to be a superb educational tool.

Further, then becoming interested in what creating an operating system actually means, I stumbled upon Sergey Matyukevich's Rasberry-Pi-OS github repo (https://github.com/s-matyukevich/raspberry-pi-os). I wanted to expand on his tutorial, for my own education, and, in the best case, for the benefit of others.

There are many ideas taken from Linux in the implementation, as when I didn't know how to proceed, that is the source I would consult. Though, I attempt to simplify and explain the details in the text. The implementation stops short of implementing or supporting a file system, the subject of the next volume.
Oh yeah. Brassica rapa has your turnip, napa cabbage, bok choy and rapini/rabes. Brassica napus gives canola oil, swedish turnip, and rutabaga. Mustard comes from B. juncea, B. nigra and B. hirta.

Also those species names aren't really even guaranteed to be accurate because biologists, botanists, geneticists, etc, can't even really agree on where to draw the line.

There's a whole genre of Brassica memes and it's fantastic.

https://mobile.twitter.com/faineg/status/1386522223901618177...
Woah. Now, how is this ($20 fee) not extortion?
I'd like that too, however outside the HN bubble this isn't anywhere close to possible.
Thanks for clarifying. I hadn’t thought to check that figure. Looks to be 2.5 billion ‘in name only’.

People should also look into the crown estate which is worth billions and the Royals directly receive 25% of the income. I think the spirit of the original point still stands.

https://www.dw.com/en/the-crown-estate-the-mysterious-proper...
What's a String Literal in Zig?
> And lastly ventilation is probably of of the most tricky, it's very easy to create an energy efficient sealed box, but how do you create a healthy environment

ASHRAE 62.1 and 62.2, "Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality":

* https://www.ashrae.org/technical-resources/bookstore/standar...

> The answer is normally a complex HVAC system but that then uses power and requires maintenance.

> older buildings are drafty but it comes with health benefits and keeps the building dry by allowing moisture to escape.

Drafty buildings are bad. The air comes in through random cracks and crevices, which may have mold and which also allow bugs and rodents to enter. The rodents may leave droppings, which the flowing draft may then pick up particles from. There are no health benefits to that.

> The answer is normally a complex HVAC system but that then uses power and requires maintenance.

The drafty house you laud above will also use power: in the winter air that was heated will leak out, and the cold air that comes in will have to be brought up to temperature; in the summer the cooled air will escape and the hot (and perhaps humid) air will then need to dealt with to make the building comfortable. And that doesn't include dealing things in the air like dust and pollen (plus the above mentioned critters).

Or you can install some ducting to remove stale air from the house (esp. bathrooms and kitchens), and introduce fresh air (esp. to bedrooms) that is first filtered (MERV 13+) and then tempered via an ERV/HRV core so there's a minimum of re-conditioning needed. The main source of maintenance is the changing of the filter(s). And running an ERV/HRV will use less energy (W or BTU) than re-conditioning the leaky air.

This is a solved problem: build tight, ventilate right.

After air tightness throw on some insulation (while reducing thermal bridging) and you can have a house that uses minimal energy in dealing with environmentals. You just have to make the effort up-front when designing it (or when doing a renovation/retrofit).
I imagine it follows a similar distribution as something like Substack.
> These cases are taken on contingency

Do you have a source for that?
The Swine Flu killed 5x as many children as Covid, per the CDC
Razer Zephyr – Community Beta Test
I saw this on another HN post sometime back about “Space Jam 2”. Best form of squatting ever!

https://www.spacejam2.com/

I’m not sure that squatting makes sense anymore. Getting generic names like “pets” or “travel” isn’t important today as it once was.

As for someone snatching up your old domain of a nonsense word, that sounds like someone looking for a quick buck. There will always be people looking to do that.
You are welcome to create your own store or sideload on Android. I will agree with you on Apples store, I wished there was a way to override it hidden well within the settings.
CO2 is mostly sequestered by reaction to form carbonates, not by reduction to biomass, but yes it will take a long time. In the intermediate it will dissolve into the deep ocean (mostly), but even that takes a while.
Libraries like io-ts and zod take care of this for you. For io-ts for example you just need to define a type guard function that asserts "x is Y" and away you go, you've got a runtime codec; it knows how to "decode" data, and it knows what that represents to the type system at compile-time. You'll generally only need to use the built-in combinators though e.g. `t.type({ prop: t.string })` produces a codec for `{ prop: string }`, and you can get that type at compile-time without effectively rewriting it using `t.TypeOf<typeof myCodec>`.
You don’t perceive the mass from inside the ship as its engines and attitude control are not relativistic in relation to you. You’ll see the object approaching at a relativistic speed, however, and it will release a very non Newtonian amount of energy if it hits.