skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm paying for a Bitwarden subscription because I want to support their product and their vision. But I don't know, time passes and some much needed improvements don't seem to arrive.

The most glaring issue (for me, anyway; I fully understand I'm just a sample size of 1!) they have is relying on the pop-up UI of the browser, which I guess is stateless (state is lost when the popup closes, it seems?). The decision of using this UI was already wrong from its inception, IMHO, not sure why they thought it would be a good idea. But more surprising is that they haven't yet moved to the much more reliable and user friendly method of opening their UI on a new tab, which was a no brainer when using LastPass. Oh well. They said to have this in the backlog, so hopefully it gets some attention sooner than later... but in the meantime the end users are faced with silly issues like this, software that loses user data should not be a concern in the first place, and for sure they won't care about some technical explanation about how the browser handles pop-up windows.

(for anyone interested: https://community.bitwarden.com/t/persist-bitwarden-ui-and-m...)
Nope. As the article mentions, the major push is from modern-day temperance organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving, which was the major lobby that got the US drinking age raised from 18 to 21. Although you are right that these organizations have authoritarian impulses and don't care that these are overreaches and impractical.
It's a nice library, although I personally prefer explicitly writing the type out beside the codec. Otherwise you have to translate the codec to the type in your head when reading the code without an ide that can show you the type.

This also gives you a "test" if you will that the codec is parsing the structure you think it is
Ask HN: Ngrok Alternative for UDP?
I'm looking for a tunneling solution that exposes localhost which is behind NATs/firewalls over the internet.
I mainly intend to use it with mosh instead of ssh.

Any ideas?
So you would really want to change domain ownership, which is a simple $10/yr process, into an onerous hundreds of dollars per year business/TM registration type process? Talk about an anti-democratization of the web. What about all the hobbyists that would be forced out from doing so? Most domains would cease to exist as they simply wouldn't be worth continuing with under this draconian system. "Simply regulate domains" sounds like an absolute disaster to me.

> At the end of the day: domain squatters create negative value for society.

I don't disagree with you, but your proposed solution creates a much worse negative value for society. As it currently stands, anyone can get a domain name cheaply and easily; it just might not be their first choice. Under your system, no one would be able to get a domain name cheaply and easily. It'd be as much hassle as registering an LLC with your state.
think you can email most researchers and get a copy. doesn't count as publishing
"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few." - Spock

China controlled it by locking-down quickly.

The US let it spread by voluntaryism and conspiracy theories creating a Tragedy of the Commons. As of writing, only 50% of the US population is fully-vaccinated. The other 50% are why force is needed. You can't leave species survival to a popularity contest or freedumb of choice.
Literally isolates.

I seem to recall an invention called “Internet” which allowed for concerts, talk shows, and numerous other social events to occur during covid.
> So hopefully someone else, maybe a lone develop that doesn’t need perpetual growth, will make a good, standalone, native Mac password manager.

You may wish to look into Secrets: https://outercorner.com/secrets-mac/
Meanwhile walnut and almond tree farms are still operating in Mendocino. Keep taking those short cold showers to save water!
Tell HN: Dont upload these images to iCloud as Apple will assume its Child Porn
These harmless generated images have a neuralhash equivalent to those provided in the NCMEC database submitted for testing.
I repeat: Dont upload these harmless images to iCloud as Apple will assume its Child Porn (CSAM).
Scripts were available on a GitHub repo but were removed because they may cause damage to others.
Clearly there will be an internal investigation with NASA (too much happened outside of protocol) but we'll never hear the full details nor know of the corrective recommendations or lack there of.

If you want to guarantee public knowledge it's got to be Congressional and I just don't see that being realistic because again... No one died.
I don’t think context matters when it comes to that word. See these examples…

https://time.com/5706848/black-security-guard-wisconsin-n-wo...

https://www.vox.com/identities/2018/7/17/17581558/papa-john-...

https://variety.com/2018/film/news/jonathan-friedland-netfli...
llc for a domain? And how you prove expectations of profit? What if one does not have expectation of profit?
Study on temporary derogation from the e-Privacy (CSAM in EU) [pdf]
More shit to fail.

Honda Insights have a "gas cap sensor" that lights the "check engine" light when the gas cap isn't tight enough. "to prevent VOC emissions in California" I'm told. But after nearly 20 years, the sensor isn't reliable anymore, and is hard to find and expensive, so the practical thing is to dike it out.

I've no idea how the "drunk driver" detection is supposed to work; but how is it going to be any more reliable or less troublesome than the gas cap sensor?

Does anyone even in the offices of anyone voting for this crap have the slightest idea what technology they're mandating or how reliable it is? Is there any understanding or concern for people with "auto brewery syndrome" or any of the other edge cases that will trip some folks up?

Or is this purely kabuki "see us care" and damn the cost?
They do in Southern California. It's a brisk business.

Friend says the bulk of his orders were early AM or after dinner PM. He wouldn't really work during the day. Essentially a split shift. He didn't like it much, but the tips were ludicrous.
Likely was just a kind of food coloring. Simply by changing the tint of the beverage, one can prevent absorption of a band of light.
Most high income OnlyFans stars will do things like have (sfw) movie nights with their fans, or take time to message with people spending a lot. The people who just want to watch porn don't need to spend money.

I don't think the creator or the whale intends for it to be a sugar baby/daddy type thing. Whales are lonely, and good creators know there's a lot of value from interacting with and being human to your fans.
Why is it legal for the author to send you a copy (asking as an author)
If I was going take on that much risk, I think I’d rather write a stock trading bot. At least that’s vaguely ethical…
Interesting, but the point remains that the answer is different from the 8 years mentioned given that you do have to accelerate up to near-c (at gees the human body can survive in) and then decelerate from it. You can't just instantly go up to near-c and then back down to zero. Whether it's special/general relativity that's necessary for this calculation, it's a materially different result.
NANO payments might be an interesting addition to this project
A Supercar Designer Is Building a 250-MPH Flying Hypercar
>Not that this isn't extremely dangerous in its own right, but at least there is the option, however slight it may be under the current conditions, of getting to a lower altitude where the helicopter or a rescue climb can get to you. This may be even more feasible if climbing with a group who can help get you lower.

And this did indeed happen. One of our group had serious altitude issues. He had to be repressurised in a Gamow bag ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portable_hyperbaric_bag ) until he had recovered enough to get him down to where a helicopter could evacuate him. One of the Sherpas ran a in a few hours a distance that it took us days to walk, so that he could telephone for the helicopter. Lucky for him it happened before the summit attempt. One of our group also had an aneurysm on the way down (she survived). High places are dangerous!

>It's more similar to being on the moon than on a mountain.

Probably much worse than Mera Peak. But if you have a heart attack on the summit of Everest, you're almost certainly going to die.
TLS also uses TCP, which enlarges the congestion window beforehand. This magical 12–14kB recommendation is obsolete nowadays with HTTPS and HTTP/2. See https://www.tunetheweb.com/blog/critical-resources-and-the-f...
> It orders NHTSA to study the feasibility of various technologies and establish a final rule within three years mandating some form of anti-drunk driving technology.

This kind of administrative rulemaking is required to go through multiple rounds of public notice and comment. The EFF & related orgs should be intervening and lobbying at every stage in this three-year long process.
So if you have vestibular problems or are drunk and trying to avoid being raped, your car won't start. I definitely want to pay money for that liability feature. /s
The content creators are speculative entrepreneurs. No one explicitly asked them to make content, to market it, etc. They are in no way employees, this isn’t even close to being in a gray area.

OnlyFans is simply a marketplace of content, like Etsy for porn.

Your question is like asking: Why doesn’t the swap meet pay me hourly to show up and try to sell my junk?
it’s not even possible in the bubble
I'm sure you are right, but having to choose between food and a roof over one's head is hardly what constitutes "a fairly decent living", is it?
> It's a bit like saying developers demanding 6-figure salaries is extortion.

Developers don't typically make that much in any country except the US,
and that seems mostly attributable to protectionist immigration laws.
So I would agree with your analogy
in that Google and US software developers are both
in an unfairly advantageous bargaining position
that one might call "extortionary"
with some degree of hyperbole.
"So buy another device, a feature phone, give money to Jolla, FairPhone, whatever."

You are peddling a fantasy - my bank has mobile only access, and the app wont work on any alternative you lifted. The UK goverment app to apply for riggt to resde for European immigrants won't work either.

What the fuck am i meant to do with those phones?
Do you need an opinion badge to decipher if it something is an opinion piece or not? That is some poor media literacy if true and, generally, when an account like 'busymom0' dumps multiple links like that, it is a good indicator that they're here to argue and sealion, not find truth/answers.
They’re not as strong as copper UTP, but they’re not outrageously fragile either. If they get tangled or twisted in a data center application, you can tug on them as needed to disentangle them without worry.

I pulled finished fiber through conduit to my garage (fiber is much better than copper for detached buildings). That was an el, two 90s, a 45, and about 17 meters of straight conduit pulled with a poly line. Worked fine.

In a case like yours (assuming you have at least Cat6 copper UTP in the wall), I’d surely just buy the slightly more expensive RJ45 transceivers.
"Pay journals for “gold” open access, which makes a paper free to read on the publisher’s website, or choose the “green” route, which allows them to deposit a near-final version of the paper on a public repository, after a waiting period of up to 1 year."

yeah, that kind of free huh. Sick.
> Once they get Skylink it sounds like a libertarian dream

Not just that. Other comments mention presence of some kind of external governance with "officials" intrusively poking their noses into someone else's business. Doesn't sound very libertarian if you ask me. On the other hand, reforms should be easier in a community of 50 people than in a country of hundred millions. Though they depend on UK's favours which complicates things.
That still validates the statement that people who overeat also need to really consider the reasons they overeat and why. It’s a real deep psychological study as to why this short term joy is apparently worth the guilt later and figuring out strategies to counteract it.
I’m not sure where you’re coming from in this discussion. Nobody is saying bribery won’t work in such situations.

But you do understand that the author is a journalist (1), and really just aiming to research for an article that presents some intriguing material, right? Not a roadside snacks competitor, with a large budget to spend on getting these sellers to exfiltrate supply chain intel.

(1) https://www.atlasobscura.com/users/mediabarkha?view=articles
Pretty sure the parent poster forgot to tag their comment /s
Immediately means the time span between publication and open access, not the rule, which starts April 2022.
Here's a small tip: You can edit the title to have 'Tell HN' which will more likely bring this post to their attention.

Thanks for the heads up.
I live in Hsinchu, about 20 minutes from this 7-11. This is probably the only nice looking one in the city and not an average. 99.9% of 7-11s in Taiwan are consistently as ugly as 7-11s in North America. When I visited Tokyo, the convenience store experience is shockingly good. In Taiwan, I actually much prefer Hi-Life or Family Mart over 7-11. 7-11 in Taiwan is still better than the ones from back home but Japan has ruined convenience stores for me. I wish Lawson would come to Taiwan.

On a side note: paying for a bill or picking up a parcel at a convenience store is great.. until you are the one waiting in line behind someone doing both.
My point is that that use case will very easily attract attention from authorities if it will make it easier to make money with those images.
I am 66 years ols, and still am paid by companies to write c++, python and C# programs
I tried being a manager of a team of 7 developers and hated the meetings, and budget negotiations, so I quit and never looked back
As far as I know they all do CSAM, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and now Apple with iOS 15. So isn't it already a problem that you have it in a Google Drive?
Or new entrants just pricing everything the same as previous entrants to grow the industry, and avoid competition on anything besides quality and specific needs/desires from the plant,

but it's not surprising that an industry still maintaining some semblance of customer service is a weird sight to behold for folks.
I’ve had the same experience. At my previous company, we wanted to register a domain for our team’s project using a (relatively common word).ai domain. The squatter wanted something like $50k for it, which even with our fairly flexible budget we balked at out of principle.
> Are health issues unrelated to obesity the primary cause of obesity in under 18s?

Idk, I can only speak about people in my environment.

Where I can only remember one case which might have been because of overeating and I say might because I simple don't know.

Multiple of the obese people I did know had a more controlled and some times far more healthy diet then most people I know.

Many cases I know did slowly but continuously got bigger, i.e. something which can totally happen without overeating.

I also had meet people the other way around, like needing to consume ~6000+ kcal a day when they don't
do sports or they are at risk of becoming severely underweight...

> called anyone out as lazy.

The main reason I mentioned sport is because I know of a case where the person had a controlled diet and did more sport then most other people in class and still looked quite square, from what I learned this person slowly over multiple years got more and more weight without being able to lose any of it.

> . The majority of obesity is overeating (a single Starbucks muffin is a 10k run).

I'm not sure if it's the majority. It's definitely a thing, and very often a thing for extreme cases. It also might very well play a big role in countries with unusual many and many unusual extreme cases of obesity. But many of the cases I know did slowly accumulate weight over years without being able to lose weight starting from a very very young age on.
Imagine how many awesome businesses we could have, if not all of the computer.com insurance.com etc would be squatted.
Both parties do it. IMO this should absolutely be banned. Also the donation checkboxes are not always clear as to if they are enabled or disabled.

This is definitely a non-partisan issue of politicians straight up trying to trick people into donating more than they intend.
If you want to have to read 5,000 poorly written error riddled works to find a single gem I guess it's okay. Unfortunately, I'm not an immortal
145/mo for most accounts is incredibly high. Take, for instance, what happens with Youtube: most people there do 5$/mo.
Fo me it was not exactly easy. I self imposed a limit, in the beginning, of 1/h (used to smoke around 2x20 packs/day-chaining 2-3 at a time). When I was confortable with 1/h I went cold turkey with shivers and the full monty. I wouldn't do that a second time tbh.

On the other hand: My wife had 0 issues and quit overnight. She said she only wanted a smoke a few times/year (maybe 3-5 times or so)
I think the term ‘plain text’ has evolved from its original meaning. Today, it seems to mean “can be opened in a text editor”.
I do that plenty, I used that example because it seemed most appropriate for this forum. It was probably because they had a support system, so they felt there lives would be ok even if they did average in school, where I felt I would literally be homeless if I lost my scholarships.

you know who wasn't lazy in school? All the immigrant friends I had.

I could have instead, easily described the 100s of people I grew up around, that would skip work and get drunk instead, spend all their paycheck the day they get it. The obesity, the abuse, the drug addiction.

I have zero sympathy for able bodied people that can't cope enough to feed their children. I don't care the causes, nor are they relevant.

I have worked for $10 an hour doing construction in 100 degree weather, and I have also work as a SWE at a FAANG. I have seen the complete lack of self awareness most professionals and/or those from upper class backgrounds have.
nonsense, businesses are not regulated like that. I've owned a money losing business for a number of years, one that fails expectations of profit, and nobody is monitoring it or asking or requiring me to close it, nor its trademarks or domains
And for those in the lucky 10k learning about the lucky 10k today, https://xkcd.com/1053/
They usually send you a 'pre-print' which (in their opinion - I'm not a lawyer) is not subject to the same copyright as the final reversion which was sent to review.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28106549

>Infrastructure bill could enable government to track drivers’ travel data
Keeping track of macronutrients and carb counting sounds significantly harder than “just eat less” and I think bolsters the argument that it may in fact be hard to lose weight.
You are ignoring the entire context of my comment.
I used 1password for about ten years. Every interaction I had with the developers was pretty hostile. Even if they encouraged self-hosting and version-based upgrading instead of a SaaS, I'd still stick with a competitor. At this point I'm irrationally bothered by the fact that it's a 100+ staff company just to make a product that's no better than it was when they had 10 staff and is now more expensive.
> For the pandemic to be a "hoax", there needs to be either no virus, or it isn't worldwide.

Or it isn’t as widespread or dangerous as being made seem. That’s the other way. And this quote was mad what, July 2020?

Further if you look at the stats for global population lost, COVID claimed about 0.06% to 0.1% lives. It’s barely on the list of the top 18 pandemics by deaths. It got beat out by pandemics which we have no or incomplete data on.

So while you may think the world is ending, it’s really not.

The media once again attempting to control people and keep them indoors and vaccinated has caused mass panic.
This is exactly where we disagree. Imho giving more and more people an easy way to undermine democracy and rule of law will result in the richer having even more power than now, and the little guys with even less recourse than now.
This has got to be absolute peak HN bubble.

OS's success is almost entirely defined by network effects. This is why the UNIX wars ended with everyone using Linux. It was available (for free) and lots of people used it. It wasn't better in any way, that came later. 'Disruptive innovation' in software is a myth.

'Power users' on HN are 95% software developers who have a very good experience with FLOSS because everything from the OS to the apps is written by them for them. This is absolutely not the case for anyone else. The number one reason people don't use FLOSS is because they can't get Adobe and MS Office. Without users FLOSS will never get these. Until FLOSS products are the plurality available on store shelves it will never reach the mass market. No one who isn't a software developer is switching to FLOSS and without a massive restructuring of society that will remain the case. I just wish we could be more realistic and work on finding strategies that would actually move the needle. Chiefly by lobbying governments.
So at least once we send ourselves extinct through fossil-fuel driven climate change, any intelligent life that comes after us won't have the resources to do the same.
> some service registered it without any human supervision as that made up word holds no value to anyone else and I consciously decided to let it expire.

I'm not an expert at this but some years back some SEO gurus were teaching to buy domains with age and already existing backlinks. I don't know if there is any truth to it (and i hope it doesn't) but could be one of the reasons why someone brought it.
I agree with the poster below me.

While the financial crisis might be more of a root of all problems in Millenial and generations that followed minds it’s not where it all started (I am a Millenial)

Also don’t forget 2008 was the year of the iPhone. The year we started inching towards being an always on society.
I think this is the most important point modern readers need to make.

If we discover a proof earlier than Thales, regardless of whether it’s Greek, we might revise the discovery of trig. But this is about certain triples being used practically in Babylon (who recorded everything) without any recorded interest in the relationship between triples.

Because Greeks first recorded the important part —- the proof —- I think it’s factual and not at all offensive to refer to Ancient Greek culture as influential in that recorded innovation in geometry.

I’ve seen a movement to broadly give credit to other cultures for Pythagoras, but knowing about triples is just not enough to say that they promoted innovation leading to trig.
of all the scum that creep and crawl, domain squatters top them all.
On the tech side, there is some art to being the first to catch the domain as it becomes available to register. Some domains go to auction now instead of becoming available for normal registration.

Then a whole world of research could be done on the value of a particular domain and a the right squatter spam content.
Interesting! Yes, I am not familiar with LEED v4, but am reading through it now. My experience is based on older models of LEED. V4 does appear to address some of my criticisms or at least move in the right direction.

And to clarify, I don’t believe the “check boxes” are completely meaningless, rather the issue is that it provides room for gaming of the system to achieve a rating. This of course will probably always occur to some extent.

Thank you for edifying me.