skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This would be a real shame. My only complaint about 1Password is occasional performance blips and slowdowns. Which seem to have been getting worse over time (along with unreliable browser integration). I can’t see how moving to electron on Mac would help that…
> (On a more practical level, though: it's in English for me.)

Weird, the page only loads in Russian for me and doesn’t seem to offer any way to change the language.
Aside from shifts in morality and underlying cynicism that took place online from around 2007, once the "unwashed masses" because addicted to Facebook, I think the biggest thing that killed good writing online was analytics.

Once most people discovered their well thought-out blogpost got only 100 page views while a meme with a cat got 10 million, many just gave up. But what's missing in those numbers is, of those 100 page views, perhaps 10 were people you actually respect, have influence in your field, were actually using your Open Source project etc.

By optimising metric like page views we lost sight of the genuine impact we might have had with good writing.
> Could you imagine spending 4 years and $750,000 for a _chance_ at being told you were right

Did Berry spend $750,000? A $750,000 attorneys' fees award doesn't imply that he paid them anything, or that he would have had to pay them anything if he'd lost the case.
I've worked in both and most taxes in NYC were higher than London, but VAT means its probably the same. The biggest difference is in the US you get very little for it except 13 aircraft carriers where the UK you get a decent safety net and free healthcare.

Its very complicated
* Property taxes in many states of the USA are so high most of the world are shocked when they hear about them
* I didn't even pay NYC city tax which pushes income taxes over 50% in top brackets
* VAT in UK is much higher than the random sales taxes in the US.
* There are two UK National Insurance taxes - there is one the employer pays that most people dont even know about
State Updates in React
Of course, if you were the ceo of Google and have something like that happen. You would ask your teams, what are the different scenarios we can explore? And one of them would be buying Epic. What people expect?

Google is a for profit company don't expect them to act like an non profit organization
Yeah, the CAPTCHA also doubles as a tarpit if you're deemed suffuciently undesirable.
I also thought their 2 ways only characterization was contrived. And I don't buy stock into the way they are founding their arguments on their definition of the word 'disease.'

But I guess it's a good point that harm reduction is good and abstinence is not the goal for everyone.
Having worked somewhere that had a very boring tech stack there's a real drive among junior developers to pile on the cool thing they saw at a conference / read in a blog into their current work.

It becomes kind of a zealotry devoid of reality. They've been hired to make the company money by solving problems, and I think that's often the missing piece of the puzzle - that connection with the problem you are solving (and why!)
Through, while long term weight loss have unintuitively low success chances, it is possible to improve health results themselves.

Things like moving regularly improve people's health even if they don't result in long term weight loss. The same with diet change - you can eat better and have better health even if you remain fat. You can lower your sugar consumption, stop to drink sweetened drinks and your chance of getting diabetes 2 will go down regardless if whether it moves your weight.
Does cooked and processed food normally contain intact DNA that can be sequenced? Seems like those researchers suck at their job if they failed to figure out what the tuna is made of and still insist on drawing a conclusion based on their lack of success.
Generally agreeing with you, just wanted to comment that in Antarctica you can't be grabbed by a helicopter (or plane) during a significant portion of the year. There is typically one doctor on the base who trains some of the other personal as "nurses". They have to essentially do everything from minor ailments to significant medical emergencies. There is actually stories about the doctor on the base having to perform an appendics removal on himself. This happened twice once on the Russian base and once on the French IIRC. You can look it up there's even photos.
I have a hypothesis. What if this were agave root, but bathed/stored in something that broke down the cellulose. This would give a second reason they cut only an outside layer, in addition to being against the grain. Also it would explain the secrecy as the chemicals might be harmful.
Growing object-oriented software vs. what I would do
Plankton is technically a plant since it does photosynthesis.
This is about the Windows photo app fwiw. I thought it might be about the Android app, which keeps nagging me to update and then doesn't actually do so when I click the button. That's ok, I always refused because I figure that such upgrades always make things worse.
That is splitting hairs.

ISS has a 90 minute orbital cycle. It requires 45 minutes of power reserve. Not 14 days' worth.

All else equal, a lunar base would require ~500x more energy storage if solar-reliant.
At least in the UK, the Cyber Essentials scheme (increasingly becoming a bare minimum cyber hygeine cert. there, and required for any business that wants to work with HM Gov) has sane password requirements.[0] Enforcing a maximum password length, for one, is an immediate fail.

[0] https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/files/Cyber-Essentials-Requirements-... (page 8)
You're just choosing different arbitrary lines. You can't play a triple-A video game on a PDP-11. You can't view things over ftp using Firefox. You can't do X because Y.

Literally everything is a choice of "If you refuse to use X, you will not get Y."

Most of my web browsers, including my phone's web browser, have JavaScript turned off. I can't use reCAPTCHA on the browser I'm using right now. It's not a big deal, and it's not something morally wrong. A piece of technology doesn't work if you're not using pieces of technology that operate with it. This is expected behavior.
He's maybe a manager at blizzard who whats to prevent further damage by removing potential victims instead of changing the work culture.
One major difference is that with an Apple device, they practically control the platform unless you are willing to take the risk and jailbreak - provided that your device is jailbreakable. With Google, you can at least install an external app or even connect an external app store like F-Droid (surprisingly, with time it looks better and better than the official Play Store).
Isn't that the same as taking overtime as an employee?
They are working for the benefit of OF.
It's like saying a factory let's you assemble phones and if you want to make more money assemble more.
Thanks for sharing. Not one to look a gift horse in the mouth, but would have really preferred if they had used Python/Pandas instead of R.

But still, can't complain. I bought the very first edition back in my Uni days - look forward to revisiting the new edition.
The point isn’t that they are ‘only’ making $145 a month. It’s that people are willing to be abusive to other humans over it. It’s like those annoying relatives that are willing to throw away any authenticity in their relationship with you in order to hustle their shitty MLM product that is making them next to nothing.
You mean they believed the fake crap US media brainwashed them to believe on how life works, while turning them to irrational actors which are easy to take advantage of.

I can understand their rage, even if it seems silly, they've been lied to their entire life, for profit. So yeah, their angry about reality, because they still they believe the lies.
When porn companies treat models as employees, they pay them 300 dollars for a video that makes them 3 million dollars.

If i post a clip of a speech explaining how to program on youtube, and link to my paypal where you can buy the full video, shipped via mega, who should pay me as an employee? i think we can both agree nobody.

If somebody makes a website to make it easier such that you can do all 3 steps in one place, all of the sudden they should pay me as an employee?
You’re getting downvoted presumably because you’ve missed the intent of that comment by a country mile.

If a mod has to deal with repeated vitriol from people making money indirectly from the platform, it seems reasonable for them to assume that the amount of money at stake is more than a few dollars per day.

It was about “why is this small amount worth so much aggravation?!” not “why is this poor beggar bothering me?!”
Ok, I’ll acknowledge for a minute the hard reality that oil doesn’t come from dinosaurs.

Then I’ll continue to live my life like I still believe oil comes from dinosaurs.
bakwas. yeh uk wale log desi logon se kis prakar ka mohabat nahi kart hai. do bade office mein kaam kiya London mein. mere sare projects sucess the, doosro ke nahi. bhosadi log ek baar bhi bonus nahi diya, doosro ko kafi mila.

savdhaan rahiye.
Of course it was. I edited the comment because my thoughts on this are not welcome in "civilized society". God forbid people have some personal responsibility instead of relying on a system that tramples on the minority. But hey, it's a small minority, so fuck them, right.
Maybe--especially if Google is making a net profit of the video?

We have been giving away our work/crap away for years now, maybe it's time to demand a bit of money from the monopoly?

I think they could afford to give back?

(And yes--I know some people are paid Youtubers.)
> it encourages the use of password managers

The issue being that the users who have to remember their passwords are often not the same people who decide whether or not to authorise the use of password managers.
Cryengine did exactly the same...
I've used JSON schema a fair bit for config files for provisioning infrastructure and its been great. For example I have a kubernetes clusters JSON file cleanly schematized which specs all the clusters I need (node pools, metadata etc), which I generate TS types from using 'json-schema-to-typescript', and then just iterate over these in pulumi. All I need to do is update the JSON file to update my infra, and the coding experience is brilliant with pretty much complete type safety.
The author states that thinking that you have an addictive personality is unhelpful. Articulated that way, it could be true, but understanding that there is a predisposition towards addiction[1] is helpful to overcome it, and does not contradict the fact that one can recover from addiction.

From Overcoming Sex Addiction by Thaddeus Birchard [2]:

“A predisposition towards addiction, be it genetic or a legacy from the historic family dynamic, is important to understand. It reduces shame to know that you are vulnerable to sexual addiction not because you are morally deficient but because you are predisposed towards addiction either through genetic inheritance or though interfamilial patterns. The more that shame is reduced, the more that the drive to act out sexually is lessened.”

“Once you understand that this dysfunctional regulation was set up in childhood, there is a reduction in shame because you are not responsible for having the problem. However, you are responsible for what you do about it.”

[1] For example, because of childhood trauma. See https://youtube.com/watch?v=_-APGWvYupU and
https://newyorkpathways.com/sexually-acting-out-as-response-...

[2] I'm halfway through this book and found it very helpful. I recommend it for anyone dealing with addiction.
No VPN, English locale.

I read Russian and my phone has a secondary Russian keyboard layout, but as far as I can tell my browser isn’t leaking this.

navigator.language returns en-GB and Accept-Language header seems to be set to en-US
Well, quit smoking cold turkey after doing so for 10 years. No addiction.
Quit eating lots of sugar, after doing so for 30 years, replaces with fruits and nuts. No addiction.
Can't stop reading books, doing so for 40+ years; addictive as hell.
I know iv drug users , they quit and do not look back, so , oaaa does not hold true in general
The problem is the word “just”, not the rest of the advice. “‘Just’ eat less” has been straightforward for me when my scales tell me I needed to do that, but it clearly isn’t for most people else obesity wouldn’t be one of the single biggest issues in western healthcare.
The first example was down to sheer incompetence and failed integration. If your heating is on too much, then the building will try and dump the heat.

Good green building design isn't entirely rocket science. The biggest cost in terms of energy is heating and cooling. Depending on your location the sun is either your enemy most of the time, or only for a few months.

Either way, you need good thermal mass, low U walls, low U windows and air control This will get you 90% of the way to low energy, the last 10-20% is a lot harder to get.
If it helps, I left hacker news a couple of times because it was too much of a left wing echo chamber. Experiences differ, I guess.
Hypatia: The Murdered Mathematician
This is a peculiarity of the current administration made up of people who thought Brexit was a good idea. All the grandees of the Conservative party were thrown out of the party a couple of years ago.
Well, it's known as a "command injection". It's a common vulnerability that can happen in all languages.

https://owasp.org/www-community/attacks/Command_Injection
It has really neat retro look.

Congrats on the launch!
And if you’re not obese at age 18, what is the chance you are obese when you’re an adult? I have a feeling it’s actually larger than 15%
An important goal of new airframe designs is ability to carry liquified hydrogen fuel. Although substantially less volume-dense than the diesel used today, LH2's superb energy density makes it appealing enough to justify upending the entire tech stack. In short, when the fuel for your flight weighs 80% less, you get to carry that much more payload, instead. But, the LH2 tanks are too big to fit in traditional airframes' wings, where the diesel tanks are.

The prospect of producing LH2 on demand at airports from very cheap solar- and wind-generated power, and of no longer injecting CO2 into the stratosphere where it arguably does the most harm, adds to the appeal. Just transporting and storing the fuel needed for aircraft operations is a big expense; power lines deliver energy much more cheaply. Negotiating a stable price, usually above average, for variably-priced diesel is another expense airlines would be glad to abandon.

Producing your LH2 mainly when power is cheapest reduces costs more, and also helps to match load to supply, which grids will pay for. Excess LH2 storage enables driving power back into the grid at times when price is highest, further leveling load and offsetting net costs.

LH2 fuel can be burned in regular turbines, but can also be catalytically converted directly to electrical power to drive electric turbines, which promises more efficiency gains. Lighter-weight electric turbines again enable more payload.

But getting airports fitted for LH2 production will happen slowly, first at the biggest ports, and gradually at smaller ones. So, LH2-fueled transport will happen first on long-haul inter- and transcontinental routes, and on certain very-high traffic domestic routes, where the capital investment for all-new LH2 production and all-new airframes pays off fastest.
Swiss here, it does for us. Most if not all heroin addicts I know had jobs and a normal life, no other opiods ever been a widespread problem here
Direct transmission (e.g., microwave beamed power) might be a more viable alternative. You'd need high towers, and lots of them (smaller radius, nearer horizon), but wouldn't have the mass budget of running wire.
Depends on your point of view. It's certainly not synonymous with whites. It originates as a slur against rural people and retains some of that sense -- you wouldn't talk about "Seattle rednecks". But you could interpret it as an ethnic slur against certain specific groups that are white, e.g. Appalachians.
Onlyfans is a service not a content provider or media company.

What you are suggesting is akin to Shopify, Etsy or eBay paying a minimum wage to sellers.
You're right, the iCloud Photo is actually encrypted on transit and on the server, but the server has the decryption key[1]. However they've been doing server-side scan for iCloud since quite some times ago[2], which is why I think this technique in the article plus End-to-End Encryption could be better for privacy than the status quo.

[1]: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303

[2]: https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2020/02/11/how-a...
Fast Burn Extreme is an effective multi-component fat burner
Expanding on this, is it possible to quantify the effect on entropy of the words in a passphrase being semantically related rather than randomly-chosen? Without being a cryptographer/statistician, my gut feeling is it would involve Markov chains somehow.
It is bad advice, because if you just randomly restrict calories, you will run into other issues.

One problem is that calorie restriction itself is modifying how your body works. So, the weight lost in diet is typically gained back super quickly. And if you repeat the cycle, your body also adjusts by spending less calories.

The other problem is that it just lowering calories easily leads to nutritional deficiency of some sort. Which leads to feeling bad all the time, being tired and passive, unable to perform as previously. So the diet will eventually fail for that reason - because you will be more dysfunctional and breaking it will paradoxically make you more functional.
the fact that an american reporter think konbini meals are "top notch" tells as much about the quality of food in japan as about the quality of food in the US
Nonsense. Most of the well paying jobs are clustered in the South East and London. Few jobs are fully remote: you still need to be able commute in a somewhat reasonable time. Housing demand is concentrated in London and the commuter belt, but it’s better to accept insane prices than not have a good income. Your solution only applies to a handful of full-remote workers, local service workers (doctors, teachers, etc) and retirees.

I would like to see the government cease inflating the housing market at the expense of salaried workers. Do it gradually so pension funds have time to adjust.
His novel is of a different space time metric, the "++++" metric if I'm not mistaken.

A key feature of this metric is that the temporal and spatial directions aren't fundamentally distinct.

That reminds me, I have to go back and re-read the series and finish the last book...
OP’s suggestion is that Britain is more meritocratic than the USA, so I think your point can coexist with theirs.
> "Opinion A can make people feel powerless. I’m an addict and I’ll be that way forever- it creates feelings of shame and being a victim. It also creates a stigma in society that addicts are somewhat broken and can’t be fixed.

Opinion A seems a little bit outdated. Abstinence isn’t necessarily the goal."

This isn't a very informed argument at all. One, abstinence isn't the goal of AA or 12-step ; recovery is the goal, and it starts with abstinence. Two, addiction is best defined as having lost the power of choice. So not only does this opinion ignore that, it propagates the very stigma it intends to diminish.
They made the standalone license almost impossible to find and get, forced a subscription on users, and made the password vault storage online for the subscriptions. Now this self-hosting survey comes as a surprise, and it would be of some relief if/when it’s implemented.

I do wonder how the licensing and pricing will be handled though.

Bitwarden officially allows self-hosting for the personal use tiers, but it seems to have some license purchase requirements even for the self-hosted options (other than the free tier).

Is there any password management application out there that makes sharing passwords or password vaults easy but is also free? I’ve looked at KeePassXC and Bitwarden. The former isn’t easy to use for sharing and sharing permissions. The latter doesn’t offer sharing among more than two people in the free tier.
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There's also this...

https://jalopnik.com/elon-musks-alleged-response-to-tesla-ra...
The Queen owns 6.6 billion acres of land, and they work hard to preserve the status quo with the help of exemptions to public scrutiny laws. A rather large elephant in the room when it comes to issues of class and meritocracy.
Lawson has better karaage, and fried chicken tastes best at 2am.
Education and healthcare in the US have one thing in common - the US government has gotten heavily involved in them trying to reduce its cost, and the result is those costs rise ever higher. You can trace the beginning of that acceleration in costs to when the government got involved.

Think about industries in the US with pretty much zero government involvement - like software. Software is essentially free.

Maybe the problems are caused by government involvement, and more such involvement is not the answer.
It all comes from the top. Elon Musk is a wannabe edgelord and that culture cascades down throughout his companies.
This is the critical point, most sibling comments are conflating the two [when in fact they are completely different]
Why regulators should treat stablecoins like banks
Notice that they said can, not will start functioning normally in a few months. Basically it's a lower bound, and elsewhere they do say it can take years.
I think, the first time you are in Japan, you can absolutely go to the conbini for a meal.

Compared to what you get outside of Japan it’ll be fantastic.

Once you start eating out at other places you won’t be able to go back to conbini food anymore (especially once you realize the price is basically the same).
I and many others definitely agree with you. I think we're just so used to the opposing view being expressed in full earnestness that the satire was missed by some.
Reminder: AA and 12 step are faith-based, and aren't very effective when actually measured (roughly equal to the effectiveness of not using AA/12-step).
A Windows User’s First Impressions of macOS
https://outline.com/XMj8y5
https://archive.ph/0GDQX
I think what OP meant was something like:

"I've been getting abused by people promoting OF content. I assumed they were doing this because it made them thousands and thousands of dollars and they were making a living doing it, but if they're only making $145 per month from their OF account, then why do they care so much?"

(The obvious objection here is that nothing in the linked analysis suggests the people abusing Reddit mods are only making $145 a month from OF, and in fact, the analysis seems to be pretty clear that the median active creator on OF is making much more.)

As for your comment, I did not downvote you so can't explain why other's might, but I assume it's because you seemed to have misread the comment in an uncharitable way.
Is the 1Password Support Community website built with something public like a SaaS or open source project?
https://1password.community/
Global lipstick market is 13 billion USD today and wish forecasted to grow to 20 billion in 2027.
Show HN: Switch between your Git profiles easily
I don't find it surprising, either. It's just frustrating to find yet another bit of evidence you don't own a device you bought and the manufacturers think you should pay them for any little piece of software you want to run on it.

One missing bit that still hasn't happened - but one day will - is the subscription required to use your device. For now it's optional (called iCloud storage etc.) - you are nagged and so on but are able to refuse, but one day it will become obligatory. It could be 10 years from on or 20, but for sure they're thinking how to do it.