skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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It doesn't, but you shouldn't have to do that.
In these cases mostly not, they require low jitter references and a good counter.

An example that does - I work for IceCube, a big neutrino detector at the South Pole. The detector is essentially a time of flight system that detects emitted light as it propagates through the ice when a neutrino interaction happens. We need good time distribution in the system so we can marry up hits from the 5000 odd sensors in the ice (and successive hits may be nanoseconds apart), and we need good absolute precision because we collaborate with other observatories.

Also pretty much all radio telescopes that do long baseline interferometry need excellent absolute timing. The South Pole Telescope has (I think) the most accurate clock on station, a hydrogen maser-based system. We use GPS.
I agree. If I was a retail store owner, I would absolutely not want a clone to greet people. It betrays my customers trust, one of the last things you want to do in retail customer service.

Instead I would probably hire someone to greet people, if I felt that was what I needed to make my customers feel welcome. (Or maybe I'd have a sign with my name and picture on it and a message to customers, or maybe I'd train existing employees to greet customers while working. Normal retail customer service.)

Going a step farther, if I had that employee pretend to be me, and then customers found out they were not, I would at the very least lose some customers and probably get the reputation that I try to trick people. This is a really neat trick (for now) with the new technology, but like handwriting fonts on junk mail it doesn't play well once people figure it out.
Get to be better than average at picking projects and tasks that have identifiable, meaningful deliverables. A history of highly evident impact is a huge part of a personal brand of success. Learn to avoid projects where the best outcome is "fail less hard." Avoid being brought in as life support. Don't be left holding the bag.

Obviously, green-field projects hold the promise of easy prominence. But you can learn to spot other opportunities that aren't as obviously sexy, yet get you name recognition.
Would be cool for a jurisdiction to implement a $0.01/impression advertising tax on all ads served to their citizens.

Could probably make millions before ad networks become compliant.

This policy alone would make me consider moving to parts of the country I've never wanted to even visit.
Hi. I'm a features developer for 1Password. You raise a very good question (one that I used to have myself, before I started working here). I would recommend you read our security whitepaper (https://1password.com/files/1Password-White-Paper.pdf) if you want details, but the TL;DR is that we don't know your account password and our servers only store your encrypted information (which we cannot read), and communication is done over HTTPS with an additional layer of encryption via the SRP (Secure Remote Password) protocol. You also might enjoy this blog post: https://blog.1password.com/what-if-1password-gets-hacked/
> Google and Apple already support other payment methods

Apple is the only mode of payment allowed in apps in Apple's App Store. No "other payment method" is allowed.
Open networks -> first worm

Open browsers -> first web malware

Open infospheres -> first organized disinformation campaigns

Our digital history has essentially been a recurring chapter of why humans can't have nice things.
Nice work on your pen changer! I have made plots on my 3D printer too. Just single color. Well done!
If the DoD (and other agencies, and for that matter government(s) in general) were more upright and transparent about what they were doing and why it was necessary and why it was in the best in the best interest of those funding it or being asked to sacrifice for it, there would probably be much less incentive and opportunity for disinformation in the first place.

Deception and corruption and cover ups lead to mistrust. Mistrust leads to misinformation. You can't try to put the toothpaste back in the tube at that point. You must be trustworthy from the beginning, even if it's easier to deceive, even if "people are too dumb to get it", even if none of the choices are politically nice sounding, even if really bad mistakes have been made in the past.
I wouldn't be so confident they actual combat misinfomration in any way shape or form. My guess is $950mm of this money goes into the bank accounts of politically connected people, and $50mm is spent fecklessly pretending to do their job for the sake of covering their asses.
The changes made to the Smith Mundt act did not formerly allow this...

https://foreignpolicy.com/2013/07/14/u-s-repeals-propaganda-...
ET IT... I wonder if they still have bastard operators from hell?
Taxmenow – millionaires demand higher taxation of multi-million wealth
The videos were generated using Windsor a YC startup [0].

[0] https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/windsor
I am simultaneously stunned at the brilliance of the scheme and the monumental loss of human productivity.
Yes, that indeed was more or less my point.
Well, sort of - but we use "if" in day-to-day as a different thing to the material implication in logic. I've yet to run into a person using 'if and only if' in a way that doesn't map to the material equivalence, though, but I'm sure it must happen

Actually, this wikipedia article for has got a specific section about that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Material_conditional

Edit: I also just learned abou the 'Wason selection task' from that link. Cool stuff.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wason_selection_task
I am interested to hear more about the history of this exception. Roblox is now a public company worth 40 billion dollars and I believe a large part of that valuation can be attributed to their privileged and protected position in the iOS app store. Did they disclose that in their S-1?
Half the people on this website can't seem to spend 5 seconds to click through to an article, and you expect 340 million people to be able to spend even more time informing themselves so they can think critically about political issues?
Where are we seeing the extend or extinguish with GitHub? It's been 3.5 years and GitHub is just as compatible with git as it has ever been.
We aren’t in the age of rocks and stones and revenges. The police snd the justice is for everyone and if it isn’t that should be the top first priority before any social justice campaign individual moves.

Some people in this forum seems to depict people who just don’t agree in their modus operandi.
Nobody cares what you think.
Personally, the added foolproof security and ease of sharing with non-tech savvy family makes that cost more than worth it for me personally.
“Hi, we’re from the Kribbofrishcozc civIT department, and we’re commandeering your sun to perform integrity tests of our backups.”
> Pruning plants and writing — they're instincts. They're skills I have because I've done them a lot. I can't point to any teachers who showed me how, and I couldn't explain the mechanics of it if I tried.

How a smart person performs a skill is “obvious” to them, but they often can’t explain their process, or sometimes their explanations don’t fit their actions.

Smart people subconsciously learn difficult skills, and they themselves are often completely unaware of their hidden thought processes or don’t understand how they make their choices.

The next level up are people that consciously are aware of their abilities, and can teach their skills to others. Not so many people can do that.
Can you explain the advantages of Senpai.GG over Blitz or OP.GG? I have used both extensively and they offer everything you've listed here, and for more than just RIOT games.

Honestly after checking out the site I don't see anything that isn't on OP.GG.
I've seen alternate definitions proposed for millionaire including $1M in annual income rather than net worth.
Readers might note what a "task order" is. It's explained in the article, but this is an additional order on top of a contract they were already awarded and have been fulfilling since 2016. Also, Russia and China are not under the purview of CENTCOM, so this has nothing to do with attributing posts to Russian and Chinese troll farms. This specific effort's main purpose is to counter ISIS social media recruiting.
I navigated around and found this page with a nice table of all the various features and links describing them: https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/some-meteorite-r...
Replace bots with people, and that's basically the Cold War in a nutshell from an espionage perspective. The soviets were very good at it.
They are doing their job. You just aren't looking at the big picture enough. If they show up so the procedural quorum is met, then they haven't done anything to keep what they are against from happening.

If anything, this should demonstrate that the winner takes all model of elections has driven us to a polarization where nuclear options are being deployed. This means packing either sides ball and going home is a better, more likely option than achieving any compromise.

This is the danger of diametrically opposed political tmrhetoric. If the majority of legislators are heavily polarized rather than swingable centrists, nothing will ever get done.
Cool idea! Good luck folks
A WWVB receiver is on my todo list. I did buy a cheap module that they use in clocks, and I get no signal whatsoever (New York City). WWV (shortwave) I can hear sporadically. That is basically a result of the modules using the legacy WWVB signal, and not the newer phase-modulation signal, which is easier to receive at low signal strengths.

Having said that, this has been on my to-build list for a while, though: http://www.maxmcarter.com/rubidium/index.php

I also want to run the WWV-time-of-arrival experiment myself, and I think I have all the equipment necessary, just haven't done it. https://www.physics.princeton.edu//pulsar/K1JT/HFTOA_1.pdf
More importantly, if someone proves you did your job wrong, you can label it misinformation.
https://www.tateesq.com/learn/student-loan-bankruptcy-law-hi...
RT does publish articles from some legit writers, like Slavoj Zizek. Not everything on RT is trash.
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>"unless later probes can outrace them"

In the same way software-based cryptocurrencies are self-funding bug bounties, this proposal is a self-funding bounty for deep-space military hardware.

(I believe the winner will be the $0.25 radio transmitter sufficient to jam a -150 dBm radio signal planet-wide).
I've been a long time user of LastPass, and have never heard anything about them selling usage data.

This is both upsetting and disturbing.
Very interesting. I like the approach, and it seems quite scalable compared to 1:1 coaching sessions. There’s a lot going on in this space at the moment.

A friend of mine recently came to me regarding a tool he’d built in the space, focused on asynchronous video based coaching (https://www.volt.school/videos/c980297a-417b-416f-947b-58a70...)

Then in doing some research for him on the space I found Metafy.gg, who are a more traditional coaching / school outfit, which have raised $5M. Tho it’s really just a marketplace.

Insight.gg was the most impressive piece of tech, but seemed to have stagnated a little.

Interested to see which models thrive in the long run.
It boggles my mind that we don't have a semester of "Critical News Consumption" (aka "Defense Against Fallacies") required in public grade school.
Would be nice if people invested their own money if they felt like it, and kept their hands out of my pocket.

With the atrocious behavior of teacher unions, ignorant government initiatives, and corruption of boards, the education sector is due to be burned, leveled, and completely reinvented at this point.
That, and it only takes an honest chat with someone from a given group to work out what to say that they can't help but believe.
My favorite is I’ve had comments labeled as misinformation for just quoting (and linking) the cdc and nih study.

Who thinks the DoD is going to really target “misinformation”?

WMDs in Iraq anyone?
The thread seems to have actual performance metrics and some features that are missing from the new release. Yes, this is not looking great for them. Hopefully some stuff gets sorted but this does look grim. It's not too bad but 150 MB for a password manager 3x what it used to be is not great
This is a good point and I agree with you. Still not sure whether a public prosecution is the best thing as I completely ignore such email between both parties and this person as full grown adult still decided to go work with him.
He jumped bail before, screwing over the supporters who put up his bail. He worked deliberately to tank Hillary Clinton's campaign. And don't forget he said he'd agree to extradition if Chelsea Manning was granted clemency, which he blatantly reneged on.

I think the fact that people just don't like him, justifiably, makes it easy to not care about his case, even though most people can at least agree the legal precedents that may be set are very important.
Are you being serious? Did you not know they meant the ethnic diversity of the class?
The Streisand Effect refers to the outcome of an attempt to suppress information, eg. having your lawyer threaten to sue a news organization. The attempt need not be successful.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tacit_knowledge
Next week on Show HN: a subscription service that allows consumers to send "convincingly" "personal" automatic replies to fool companies into thinking this s** actually works.
From their site:

> ¹ FDIC insurance applies only to the USD reserve funds. GUSD exist as ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum blockchain; tokens are under the user’s self-custody, and are not insured through Gemini.

So if you send them USD, they'll hold your USD in an FDIC insured account. If you hold GUSD, and it turns out GUSD is a fraud or is otherwise insolvent, your SOL.
Poke around the application bundle or its supporting files directories. On macOS, the Electron.framework folder will typically be somewhere inside of the .app bundle.
Why bring multiculturalism into it, or minorities feeling out of place? the parent comment never mentioned it, and I have been to small towns that were extremely welcoming to all groups. I agree with his statement, why live somewhere where housing is astronomically expensive, unless you enjoy it so much that living somewhere else would bring you sheer misery, be prepared to either rent forever or hustle your life away to afford that lifestyle.
I disagree, at least for fast paced strategy.

For instance in Age of Empires 2, the best way to improve is to look at a replay of your games, and analyse what went wrong. Stuff like "my economy was idle because I was focusing on the fighting" is much more flagrant then, during the game you often think it was just a few seconds, when in reality it could be a whole minute.
I could see a lot of value in having an assistant that analyse your game after the fact and give you hints like: you focus too much on fighting, you have too much resource float, you have a big army but it's doing nothing, your army composition was subpar, you should have anticipated the switch to X, ... You could have it run real time as well, but then you get into the "is it cheating?" debate.

Action games are certainly more skill based as you said, and it's harder to give actionable advice.
> and not being tracked by them across the internet

How could they selectively disable trackers for paying users without tracking when paying users are on third party sites? Seems like a an impossible service.

I might pay $1/mo if facebook stopped all third party tracking and ads within the service, but that is such an outlandish hypothetical I'm not even sure it's worth entertaining.
There's a saying on the fire subreddits 'live the life you want, and save for it'. No one is suggesting one should live a miserly, miserable life just so they can retire in their 30s.

For me, FIRE is a side effect of trying to live a fairly simple life with little impact on the environment. I don't deprive myself. I genuinely struggle to find things worth spending money on.
Yup, via LSP just like Visual Studio Code.

There were a couple quirks in the early days but it improved at a rapid clip.
And quite a bit of starting capital and a very great deal of luck.
The linked post by Celine Halioua is also disturbing:

"At one such dinner, I was sat next to Aubrey by a SENS executive. I was told to keep him ‘entertained’; Aubrey funneled me alcohol and hit on me the entire night. He told me that I was a ‘glorious woman’ and that as a glorious woman I had a responsibility to have sex with the SENS donors in attendance so they would give money to him. I left that dinner sobbing. ... Another SENS executive harassed me so severely that I eventually dropped out of my PhD to escape him (a legal investigation upheld my many accusations against him). I later learned I was far from his first victim, that SENS knew this, and yet they knowingly sent me to work underneath him. ... SENS is aware of all of this. The Board was brought testimonies from other women in the beginning of 2021. These testimonies include physical sexual abuse. SENS did not act. Only after Laura and I came forward two months ago did SENS initiate an internal investigation."
Ah thanks, Project Orion makes a lot more sense in that context!
Gotta hit those SEO text length targets with as little effort as possible.
maybe ISPs are misreporting IP blocks as residential addresses while selling them on the side to some VPN providers?
Github is not the only git web frontend. I worked with Gerrit (fully open source) for a while and really enjoyed it.
X axis is value delivered per engineer, increasing with X.

Y axis is a histogram of “number of engineers producing that value”, increasing with Y.

This, but for value instead of IQ: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:IQ_curve.svg
So he is right to criticize mask mandates because they aren't specific enough? If that is the case, maybe he should ask that they make the mandate more specific. Of course, what he is really saying is, we should not have mask mandates anywhere regardless of whether it could save lives or not.

Many people that listen to Rand come away thinking masks don't work at all. But the fact is that n95 masks work pretty well. He's using misdirection to argue his point that governments shouldn't mandate masks, no matter what.
Its more fundamental than that. People are biased, will consciously disregard information that runs counter to their biases even when they know its true. There is almost nobody who is truly committed to the truth for the sake of the truth. People will compromise to lies for all sorts of reasons. Its Human nature.
Disclaimer: I’m not an American, definitely not a lawyer.

But I agree with your take. The wording in the linked text makes it seem to have much more to do with counter-messaging than preventing or stifling speech in the first place.
> Github may be the single greatest execution of embrace/extend/extinguish in computing history.

Oh ffs are you even aware that MS didn't originally build GitHub?

And your comment is super out of touch with what MS was doing in the 90s and early 00s. GitHub has plenty of competition, Gitlab for example is a fantastic platform, overall more powerful than GitHub as well. GH's strength is how much better it is for open source projects and if MS messes with that they'll be killing their golden goose.

There is no all-powerful benevolent deity you can hand your code to and say "here, take care of this for me, for free, for all eternity". At some point private companies will have to get involved (or would you rather have your government get involved instead? Because I don't want your government hosting my code). So you want their incentives to be nicely aligned.
Although that’s right I still totally ignore the content of that email and if it was ilegal that should be put in the knowledge of the legal tutors and authorities. The other thing is that this person as she turned an adult continued the contact with this person, so I don’t really think a public scandal is justified.
it is very possible to live a fulfilling life while still being frugal. There's nothing I would rather buy than my own financial independence
I think so. The loosey-goosey language of "if" is usually (would need to actually check this) interpreted as an implication relationship

"B if A" or "If A, then B" interpreted as

A -> B

The fallacy would then be to do the following

A -> B

B

------------

A

On the other hand, iff is interpreted as A <=> B

i.e. A -> B and B -> A

So you can get A or B if you have B or A respectively.
From the Sheet:
(10 yr, 20 yr, 30 yr)
> median 8.54% 10.21% 9.86%

Interesting that the median is lower (slightly) after 30 year than 20 year.

I wonder why
That's the trick, the git is open, but the metadata is what matters. Issues, PRs, integrations into various code auditing services. That's the whole "extend" bit.
In more complex designs it is not so clear what depends on what.

Usually with some struggle I can find "the right" order of dependencies such that it all goes together nicely, or such that the amount of circularity is minimized. For some kinds of code (say a code generator) there is a bootstrapping process where I built out a very small core and then build larger systems by subsequently expanding that core.

It's a lot of work to get to that place, often I've spent a month thinking about a system like that before it falls into place and it seem obvious that it should be built a perfect way.
I'm being down voted for pointing out a war crime but sone how exposing effectively what are US spies is considered worse? Wtf is wrong with people?
I guess I'm done with 1Password, then. The thousandth cut broke this camel's back (or something like that).
Which is also true for 1Password (and LastPass AFAIK).
100%, this defines alot of Florida to a T.
Bathroom expectations in the US have definitely risen. Not just in terms of the individual bathroom amenities but the number. I actually have a medium sized house (1800 sq ft or so) and I have one small bathroom. But then that was carved out somehow from existing space in a house built before indoor plumbing.
Technically speaking, Microsoft is a public company. A private company implies not open to investment on a public market.
One very underrated (or overrated depending on your pessimism) way to deliver value to customers is by offering privacy as one of the products you deliver. The issue is that privacy is hard to prove and so most claims of privacy are accepted at face value and many proclaimed privacy minded services are very much the opposite under the hood.

This, I think, is a place where we need some regulation to codify some different forms of privacy and give the government a big stick to bop companies over the head when they violate those definitions. We could potentially manage the definitions as an industry group - but we'd need the government to get the big stick.
if you have a problem with landlords then you just have a problem with capitalism in general
... and may be a major reason why there is only N=1 SV.