skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed on all accounts. Slowly but surely we'll start gather the State / Local / Education level opportunities in our long road to be the unifying platform. In the end we do want a more efficient government and if that is selling the platform to them, great, we are in - I definitely don't want to become a government employee...
Yes. Also, conservation of energy is completely conjecture.

Personally I think it will ultimately prove out to not be true in all cases. I might sound like a heretic for saying this and would be berated in the scientific community for saying that, but in the past most laws that establish constraints eventually prove out to be only true under certain controlled environments.
If it was truly half the time you would be right. But in reality it is less than half the time, so you can still come out ahead on average across multiple trades.

The example quote you give does happen of course but you tend to remember those cases more than the more common beats-expectations-stock-rises cases precisely because they feel more unexpected.
They made it available as an add on for Google workspace so I suspect it'll be around for a few years yet.
Freaky. They look like drawings of things, but upon closer inspection, they're nonsensical.
Right.

At some point, the back story behind this will leak out. That will be interesting. This has to be something Apple was asked/pressured/ordered to do. As a business activity it makes no sense.

Bear in mind that over the last week, people in Afghanistan have been frantically trying to erase any evidence of doing things the Taliban doesn't like, such as women playing sports.
We tried to use Twilio for 2FA and it was unreliable.

I can’t find the page now, but I’m pretty sure at one point they had a page saying you shouldn’t use it to receive 2FA codes. It’s very common for 2FA systems to blacklist numbers that are known to be used by providers like Twilio.

As far as I am aware, the only reliable way to receive 2FA over SMS is to have a real phone plan.

(Obviously SMS is a poor choice for 2FA in the first place, but sometimes there’s no other option.)
That country with that lore is now Skyrim. Would be funny if it would spill over into the real world or into other games.
Author here: I made it as a proof of concept, just because I could.

I used DoH because to the best of my knowledge it's not possible to open raw sockets from the browser. Otherwise I'd have done that.

I don't think there's any practical use. And I did not intend it to have any.
You might want to check out the Obsidian.md forums. Obviously, focusing on Obsidian as a note taking tool, but they have sections where users demonstrate their workflows: https://forum.obsidian.md
Nice. Hope it’s available to expatriates
It’s almost like you didn’t read the paper or my whole comment.
He wasn’t able to as their clinic simply doesn’t run any of those tests. I didn’t pursue it further as life/trying to have a baby got in the way, but at some point I’ll pick it back up for my own health if nothing else

No spinal imaging done but I did have a bone density test done, though I was told it was more to get a baseline for the future.

Oddly enough the trans movement has given me a clue. Apparently MtF trans people can have height loss and, if I remember correctly, hand and foot size loss. It could simply be that my testosterone level was low enough to cause that, perhaps because it happened smack dab in the middle of puberty. When I was first tested my levels definitely weren’t trans-level, but that was about 10 years after the accident so maybe my levels were even lower for a while.

It’d be nice to know for sure though.
Yep, and if you issue the wrong number, your company is legally obligated to issue a correction, done in an 8-K usually I believe. And this is very much frowned upon by investors (not the correction, but making the mistake in the first place).
> one should instead go back up the [parent] node(s) (iterating upward when necessary) to find the next Leaf node.

Nitpick: rather, you should not go anywhere, but refer back to the parent nodes that you already have in memory, because how else did you find the current leaf node in the first place? (This also allows you to avoid round-trip latency by fetching sibling-after-next before you actually get the data in the sibling node.)
I just want to be clear if I understand this... many images can result in the same hash, but the hash can and will be reversible into one image? And that image is a low res porn photo derived from the algorithm's guesswork? So once a hash matches they don't check if there was a collision and the photo is completely unrelated, they just see the CG porn? If that's the case then why even look at the derived image?
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Encrypt at your end using modern strong algorithms, then it doesn't matter when the data are stolen.

The data will be stolen, that's guaranteed.
I don't remember where I read it, but it said the major difference between Russia and US was that in US there is a super-rich class whereas in Russia there was a super-powerful class. The super powerful class was not subject to everyday rules for the plebs and was largely above the law. A few crossovers existed but the super powerful do not like the super rich as a matter of course. It seems China is going down the same path. Large amounts of wealth confers a power of its own and the makes the powerful anxious and they are looking to cut it down to size.
Outlook and Teams on Android force me to install Edge to view links. Pasting text into an unblessed app shows a warning text.
The verbosity around Zettelkasten baffles me. It is a simple system, but most posts explaining it are like 5,000 words long.
The great think about PSD2 is that it comes with a bunch of laws and regulators are generally good at making banks compliant. An API that's not working is a non-compliant API and banks get it. PSD2 came in to force in Sept, 2019 and 2 years later all the major retail banks in all EEA countries work have fully operational APIs.

One major limitation is that PSD2 only regulates access to payment accounts, but doesn't mandate access to credit cards, investment accounts, savings accounts etc. This is why screen scraping (to everyone's dismay) is still used - to "expand" what's possible with real bank APIs.
I’ve had a full thyroid panel quite a few times. I wouldn’t doubt it’s invoked but it would be more downstream, so to speak. Thanks though.
Nice idea. Probably possible, since each resource has an index record, which contains the mime type.

I'll try it sometime soon (though my CSS skills are basically nonexistent...).
The API that Vulkan should have been.

Looking forward to see it take up adoption outside of the browsers that are decades away of being an API one can rely on, and without blacklisting.
Images, leaked government files, anti-administration phrases, unflattering memes of the president, statements that contradict the government's current stance, etc.

All things current at social media companies seem willing to censor after suggestion of the administration.
Loved it, apparently.

https://www.businessinsider.com/steve-jobss-signature-design...?
Another ponzi then? (If it fails as a ponzi the investors lose out)
Yes, that's the case indeed.
Two starlink satellites colliding because of a bit more "move fast and break things" attitude than traditional space companies is still a disaster for everyone. Because you end up with debris that is unpredictable and dangerous to other satellites.

I'm sure Starlink tries their best, but I've also seen more than just this one article about how they're not always great at it.
Ah ok! Here's the relevant part of the thread for that.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28229832
I wonder what scenarios are facilitated by sending adversarial collisions over simply sending over CSAM.
Neither does C++ when using IDE build tools.

It is just many anti-IDE folks never get to adopt them.
And perhaps more interesting to WSB folks, Artemis is also the goddess of the Moon.
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The problem with the NY Times list is that, according to the Times itself, it is not accurate, but editorial. See, Blatty v. NY Times. There are many links to as well as a Wikipedia entry about this case. As this article points out, it's still good law--and presumably, the Times' continued practice--today. (https://www.kallistipublishing.com/the-truth-about-the-new-y...)
Depending on whether you use depletion, or enhancement mode GaN devices. Early GaN devices were JFET, not pure FETs too.

Ones designed with power electronics use in mind are made intentionally close to silicon FETs on specs.
Personally, I attribute the overwhelming majority of it to corruption than age-related cognitive decline.
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I'd say that a Dyson sphere is the ultimate form of harvesting solar energy, like, all of it.

It should also be considered a successful form of fusion energy capture, using the star as a gravity-contained reactor.

A Dyson sphere makes sense when your home planet is not enough by far, and even all the planets in your system are not enough.
Uk banks are doing this now. You can use open banking to show all your (uk) accounts in one place
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Now try to integrate it on mixed codebase like Android or Fuchsia.
honestly asking — why is it illegal?
Not sure if it is just me or if it gets harder and harder to curate my IG "recommendations".

I get presented an unreasonable amount of crap every day and always mark this stuff as uninteresting. Nonetheless I often see that same s*t again the next time I open the app.

I stopped FB and for IG I nearly only use my freelancer profile to keep in contact with some parts of the networks I am in. And to put out (hopefully interesting) material for my network of small organic food producers and farmers.
Ongoing related threads:

Apple defends anti-child abuse imagery tech after claims of ‘hash collisions’ - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28225706 - Aug 2021 (401 comments)

Hash collision in Apple NeuralHash model - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28219068 - Aug 2021 (662 comments)

Convert Apple NeuralHash model for CSAM Detection to ONNX - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28218391 - Aug 2021 (177 comments)

(I just mean related to this particular project. To list the threads related to larger topic would be...too much.)
One detail, not all phones have the light sensor in the top bezel, some phones like OnePlus 7 Pro have it integrated inside the fingerprint scanner, so depending on your phone the light sensor might be located somewhere else.
Thank you I fixed my server now.
Pop’s performance is something we have spent significant time improving, and we’ll continue to do so. My only ask is for folks to try the product and judge its performance (or lack thereof) on its own merits, regardless of presumptions based on our use of Electron. We have thousands of daily active users that continue to use the product happily.
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You're making some incorrect assumptions about what I wrote, based upon somehow reading things I didn't write. I am intimately familiar with the bitcoin network. I never said that many miners simultaneously work on the same block. Don't worry, you aren't alone in the crypto world with making assumptions.
And 40 years of mature libraries.
In my opinion, you are overly negative on this one. I found it rather easy to read, and I'm a 1999-era citizen.
Wasn't that - an unrelated issue due to an expired certificate and domain, just my luck it happens when people want to see a post I made, while I am in bed, sleeping
Again, their double-speak and redefining words don't help with the reception.

They're deliberately misrepresenting what's happening, appearing surprised when people misunderstand, and bundling together legitimate criticism with misunderstandings.

I can draw some parallels to how Google went out with FLoC.

Honestly I can't tell where Hanlon's razor should cut here.
Thanks for the positive words!
I have series doubts about that. CSAM really isn't an issue in the US, culturally and legally.
Coffee or water in the morning??
off topic, is there any tool which can be used to query json file that also has autocomplete functionality for keys?
Two hash models is functionally equivalent to a particular type of one double-sized hash model. So it shouldn't be any harder to recompute against a 2nd hash, if that 2nd hash were public.

Of course, it won't be public (and if it ever became public they'd replace it with a different secret hash).
You seriously think Apple would voluntarily search private devices for images which aren't illegal and don't even hint at any action which is illegal?

I don't think you're being serious.
Uhh

Stephen Miller, political advisor to the 2016 Trump Administration, whom is Jewish and descendent of Jewish refugees to the USA (from 1900's anti-jewish riots in Russian area) is a self proclaimed (but now "retracted") white supremacist, and quite obviously, by everything he's ever supported in his political career and personal life statements, a true fascist.

Quite literally, statement from his other Jewish family members:

"I have watched with dismay and increasing horror as my nephew, an educated man who is well aware of his heritage, has become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family's life in this country."

Dr. David S. Glosser, uncle of Stephen Miller[66]

- via his Wiki page.

Jews can be fascists. Just like there were some (very violent, even given the circumstances) black slave/plantation owners in the United States.

There's a lot of psychology that attempts to try to explain why these people end up going down the routes they do, perhaps you could look into it. However, given the short time of your account here and it's karma, in posting like this, it's hard not to make the assumption you may either be very misinformed or very heavily biased in trying to push your own truth.
Op didn't say anything about such people downloading the browsers. Their children or associates can do that. The point is, that an automatic unskippable system update will change the settings the child has done for their ill parent. The parent won't understand what happened or at least won't know how to change the desired setting back.

This is a bit of tangent, but hear me out, if the user was blind, for example, and was using some specific accessible tools, it would be really bad if the OS decided to change the tools by itself. The end-user would have no way to use their computer anymore. At least until a healthy person could revert the system settings back to their old state.
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False positives will be very rare. We probably won't hear of any incidents except for activists trying to spoof the system.

CSAM is one of the most extreme crimes against a person and the number of people sharing and profiting from CSAM is growing. This is something every tech company will have to deal with.
> What if your specific application cannot provide inherently parallel workloads and has no need for an abstraction that can accommodate parallel rendering?

Okay, but... what if it does?

It's one thing to talk about "this could be simpler if you don't need more general functionality." But that's also just kind of an assumption that the functionality actually isn't needed. The odds that you have to support a platform/application that both can't handle parallelization and that will be substantially held back by the option even just existing -- I'm not sure that those odds are actually higher than the odds that you'll run into a platform that requires parallelization for decent performance.

It feels kind of glib to just state with such certainty that a cross-platform game engine is never going to need to draw arbitrary polygons. That doesn't seem to me like a safe assumption at all.

I agree with GP here:

> Trying to aggressively simplify without understanding the full design space or surface area is not really a great idea.

In many cases, needing to no-op some functionality for one or two platforms may end up being a lot better than a situation where you need to hack a bunch of functionality on top of an API that fundamentally is not designed to support that. It's a little bit annoying for simpler platforms, but simpler platforms are probably not your biggest fear when thinking about support. The first time that you need to do something other than linearly draw triangles, for any platform you want to support at all, even just one of them, then the API you propose suddenly becomes more complicated and harder to maintain than a single `drawPols` method would be.

This is not saying that abstraction or narrowing design space should never happen. It's just saying, understand what the design space is before you decide that you're never going to need to support something. I expect that the Bevy core team has spent a decent amount of time thinking about what kinds of GPU operations they're likely to need for both current and future platforms.
Yes, cargo is perfect if you are willing to always compile from source, everything is Rust and one is willing to deal with everything else themselves in build.rs scripts.

Google and Microsoft aren't using cargo on their projects, rather had to come up with their own build tool.
I'm very OK with that limitation - when I'm designing a sharded system I'm happy to take shards into account and arrange my entities such that I can apply updates to them grouped on a single shard.

The value I want is help directing those write queries to the correct shards, and some assistant with cross-shard read queries.
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And an added bonus for me... Coffee tastes good!!!
Good idea - is the headline, "Don't use Wordpress"?

My server fell over on it's own, apparently, not due to HN (but it has happened to me before)
I didn't step in to argue on anyone else's behalf, just to correct your absurdly wrong statement about percentages at the app store.
Aren't B12 deficiencies widespread everywhere though? I think I read somewhere that ~40% of the US population is B12 deficient, regardless of diet.
You would presumably have the 30+ images on your device or in iCloud to prove your innocence.

For you to get caught up in this dragnet, 30+ plus images have to match NeuralHash’s of known illegal images, thumbnails of those images have to also produce a hit when run through a private hash function that Apple only has, and two levels of reviewers have to confirm the match as well.
> If I saw him in a social setting I would try to ask him how he lives with himself, actively enabling the potential future dystopia and being incapable of defending the actual impetus of his actions, much less the reaction to it. Truly unforgivable, especially in an age of increased social fragmentation.

He seems like a guy who genuinely believe that what he's doing is a net positive for society and that society should just leave things in his hands.

There are plenty of people like that at google last I remember. I used to go to the google dev day and the was no greater difference between really talented technical people presenting interesting things and engineering leadership believe that everyone should just have a dumb terminal in their hand and that google should do any processing and how that would be so much better for society.
Past related threads:

Org-roam-UI – graphical front end for exploring your org-roam Zettelkasten - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28025491 - Aug 2021 (44 comments)

My Second Brain – Zettelkasten - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25802277 - Jan 2021 (103 comments)

Introduction to the Zettelkasten Method - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24916536 - Oct 2020 (73 comments)

Luhmann's Original Zettelkasten Digitalized - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24794569 - Oct 2020 (6 comments)

Remembering what you Read: Zettelkasten vs. P.A.R.A - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24251068 - Aug 2020 (62 comments)

Zettelkasten note-taking in 10 minutes - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23445742 - June 2020 (124 comments)

Stop Taking Regular Notes; Use a Zettelkasten Instead - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23386630 - June 2020 (300 comments)

Ask HN: Thinking of using Zettelkasten , recommend software/platform - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22979257 - April 2020 (5 comments)

Luhmann's Zettelkasten - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22085837 - Jan 2020 (83 comments)

Zettelkästen? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21208196 - Oct 2019 (90 comments)
If you are able to read handwritten German, the whole Zettelkasten [1] of Niklas Luhmann [2] is online available. with an additional explanation of the method [3].

[1]: https://niklas-luhmann-archiv.de/bestand/zettelkasten/zettel...

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niklas_Luhmann

[3]: https://niklas-luhmann-archiv.de/nachlass/zettelkasten
If a photo is about to be uploaded to iCloud Photo Library then it is scanned for CSAM. If it's not, it isn't.

Still waiting on that citation.
In the digital age, I certainly wouldn't be taking such pictures, let alone uploading them to cloud storage. Not because of any concerns about neural hashing, but simply because I wouldn't want such pictures of my children getting leaked / stolen / hacked.
that's a good question, I thought it just detect your location on the map
Let the user be the one choosing how to use the music.

I think Spotify (at least for me and I think for many others) is great because of lists: I'm the one choosing what and when to listen the songs, and I'm able to group them. I have lists made out of albums where I respect the order that you mention, with the same implications. But some other lists I have hours of songs that don't fit under the concept of album.

I agree and understand your point, but I think in the past Spotify's UI had both options: the songs were sorted by album, but also allowed me to access all of them and cherry-pick the ones I wanted easily from that same view.
Not beyond the documents Apple has shared. Presumably it will be kept that way given it prevents an adversarial attack against it.
That account posts the top 10 links shared and interacted with by (what it considers as) US pages which is quite different to the most seen by all users. As the report states pages (let alone just US pages) contribute less to what you see than either friends or groups.
Yep, I’m not saying electron means slow but I think it takes skill to keep any app fast especially on the web stack. Glad this is a focus for you!

With the work from home boom you may be often running on lower spec machines than the developers work pc that they are remotely connecting to.
Cant make courses that require thousands of dollars, blog posts, an entire online brand based on simple principles.
Thanks, the LED flashed on and off all day here!
Is there a list of which institutions you support using APIs versus screen scrapers? I'm a happy user of YNAB and would like to have automated imports for any bank that can be read from securely.