skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With LG C9 I haven't seen a single ad in a year since I've had it.
There are large amounts of tracking being blocked by pi.hole however. One LG domain has been blocked 22.5k times in past 8.5 months.
New accounts that post links often get auto-flagged, because they're mostly spammers. You can probably recover your account by emailing hn@ycombinator.com.
Thanks. I’m experimenting with Rust currently. This might fit the bill. I am curious though why does the client need to use async Rust. I hadn’t gotten that far in my learnings. I would have guessed that synchronous way should work as well.
That email asking for proof of vaccination might be a phishing scam
What's the saying? There was someone who painted the Mona Lisa and there was someone who made the McDonald's logo, but only one of them got paid. Something like that, I'm sure I'm butchering the saying. You have to make a living, but you can still code for fun. They're different types of coding.
They do have the same inode. Directories have inodes too, so that's not an obstacle.

We don't have hardlinks to directories because that is a terrible idea functionality wise.
don't think of it as offsetting a polluter, think of it as charging a polluter.

requiring the purchase of offsets equal to the amount of pollution is essentially a tax on pollution. assuming it's fairly priced, it should create a market for non-polluting alternatives to the pollution-causers and lead to the eventual decline of pollution-causing processes as they're replaced with alternatives that don't require offsetting.
“The growth of the Internet will slow drastically… By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s.”

- Paul Krugman

To fight this recession the Fed needs…soaring household spending to offset moribund business investment. [So] Alan Greenspan needs to create a housing bubble to replace the Nasdaq bubble.

- Paul Krugman in 2006

Paul Krugman believing something is an incredibly useful heuristic for that thing being completely false.
Utterly impossible. There are absolutely ZERO objective targets. Processes override, and are incredibly non-standardized. "Agile" is useless/dead (Dig into the issue) and a total time waster, but it is unfortunately popular by SW developer managers. SCRUM is frequently buffalo excrement. At best. The principal problem is that management driven process is not about goals, it is about meeting MANAGER ideals.
Approval voting and STAR voting are the BOSS.
"The Revised Psychology of Human Misjudgment"

Text accessible e.g. at fs.blog/great-talks/psychology-human-misjudgment/

> However

He is having fun trying to transmit wisdom of his to the interested. That is the scope.
Looking forward to the future of consumerism.

Do something out of line? Your tesla car stops working, samsung tv shuts down, social media bans you, central bank cryptocurrency prevents you from making purchases, airlines put you on the no fly list.
Not giving it 10 seconds of thought seems common in most HN reactions to the whole CSAM thing.
Archive.is doesn't work nicely with Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS service btw, so if someone has issues with this link, it might be that.
I strongly endorse this notion of equipping your own laboratory for your experiments. Learning through doing is always more durable than learning through reading only.

While the author is looking at learning about and perfecting their skills as an administrator of networked computer systems there are other "kinds" of laboratories that people set up.

Mine, and one I'm more familiar with, are electronics labs. If you're going to be learning about circuits and such it helps to have the basic kit at hand. Similarly for people doing robotics, having a 3D printer in their home lab is essential these days. Nearly everything you might do in a home laboratory will involve some sort of data processing so the ideas by the author are great for creating the lab's "IT infrastructure."

In California it also makes it easier to defend the "I built this technology my own gear (picture/description of lab) so you don't own it." But that may be unique to California.
Probably extreme sleep deprivation? It can be hard to evaluate the width/safety of a shoulder in that state, or even ascertain whether you're looking at a shoulder or another lane. Scary stuff.
I'm using Brave and the whole website is annoying.
Atleast when you use the build in zfs nfs, it also exports "subvolumes"
Arrays are 0 based, when tables are implemented they will be indexed from 1. I believe one of Nelua's design goals is that unaltered Lua code will be valid Nelua code.
Just because you disconnected it from wifi does not mean they cannot connect it through lte without your knowledge
I don't think we need that much construction built, for one thing.

I have an even simpler idea: Cut the trees down and store the wood permanently.

Left in the wild, the wood will eventually break down, and the carbon return to the atmosphere. But there must be some low tech way to preserve the wood for a century at least.

That's easily long enough!
I think one of the major advantages a tech company can have against their competitors is their culture and recently, Google seems to be losing out on this a lot. IMHO there is a huge difference between companies that just have workers and companies that are a group of people working towards a common goal/vision
You listed traits correlated with being on the dark triads spectrum. These personality traits have almost nothing to with sexual identity.
Opt-out dark patterns strike again! Even then, it still doesn't shut off all telemetry.
Well yeah, it's like other autopilots:

An autopilot is a system used to control the path of an aircraft, marine craft or spacecraft without requiring constant manual control by a human operator. Autopilots do not replace human operators. Instead, the autopilot assists the operator's control of the vehicle, allowing the operator to focus on broader aspects of operations (for example, monitoring the trajectory, weather and on-board systems).
> Rack mount hardware is almost always expensive, loud, and power hungry.

It really depends on the particular hardware. I recently picked up an R720 with 128GB of memory and dual E5-2670v1 for $450 on eBay. It idles at 120W (about the same as my brand new Ryzen 5950X desktop). It is not much louder than my old air-cooled 8700K consumer PC. Of course, it's not much faster either, and it's definitely slower than my Ryzen.

I bought it to learn how to use iDRAC and practice ZFS with 10x $20 1GB 10k RPM SAS drives. Also maybe to give Proxmox a try. All of my practical home-prod stuff runs on an old i5 desktop, not my rack servers.
we use discord for work and to "boost" your server to a level where you get reasonable streaming you need to pay ~$60 and a higher upload limit, or ~$110 for the max. Which is pretty good in that it applies for all users

It's a bit of an odd model for paying for businesses, but works well in the gaming world where multiple people can essentially help pay for a server (if you want the extra toys)
>Investigators soon discovered that a log-in to the victim’s iCloud account had come from an internet address at Chi’s house in La Puente, Bossone said. The FBI got a search warrant and raided the house

He goes through the trouble of phishing so many accounts and photos, only to access them directly from his own residence?
Well, the "logic" for fakie is that your tail remains the reference even though you are popping backwards. Therefore you would spin the same direction for fakie fs 180 as you would for regular fs 180.

> I never figured out how to classify nollie/fakie board and lip slides front or back

Yep this one still trips me up to and is great argument over some beers. Especially when you introduce flip tricks into them as well :p
It's a shame Mozilla butchered Firefox mobile, cos this still doesn't work on it.
Diggin’ and Fetchin’ with TruffleRuby
Well on fairly recent TrueNAS at least you need to export each dataset separately, and they show up in /proc/mounts.
Like death and taxes are popular.

And now with embedded ads.
Because he was wrong two times? How many times did he make correct predictions?
If anyone's trying to tame their twitter, I'd recommend `refined-twitter` chrome extension and `tweak-new-twitter` extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tweak-new-twitter/... These two significantly help me remove useless features (e.g. Trends, Moments, recommendations) and even stuff like retweets which I mostly don't care about.
> They also have a corporate email policy where mails get auto-deleted after 18 months

Eric Schmidt’s retention policy was 72 hours.
Thanks! Glad you've already considered the cardioversion workflow. If your system is good enough to do the load+monitoring safely at home, this sounds like a win-win.

Also, I didn't realize that Phase I trials didn't have to be registered on clinicaltrials.gov! But you're right, they're specifically exempted[1].

1 = https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/manage-recs/fdaaa#WhichTrials...
Just speaking my lived experience homie. Most of my family and friends are RNs, many of which, have various chronic issues due to work-related mandatory yearly vaccinations. Their cases are facts backed by practicing virologists.
trees pull CO2 out of the air, so planting more trees is carbon-negative. but how is just allowing the trees that are already there to continue existing carbon-negative? it can't be less CO2 that the status quo if it's literally the status quo.
Fastest roller coaster suspends operations after reports of broken backs
It’s great to see more startups in this space. I created a factoring product and now focusing on Buy Now Pay Later.
Responding to another anecdote...but guessing you didn't actually see the thread. :-P
My point was there are no plan-specific limitations on disabling old TLS versions.

If you're unable to set a minimum version for Cloudflare Pages, that's a separate issue, which I'm going to flag for the team now (though sounds like they're probably already aware and planning to resolve when they can).
I don't really understand why people even make their own porn, but that aside, I really don't understand why they would save it in the cloud.
microsoft got github vscode npm typescript bruh
I overall agree, but on our build-server the person who can add new branches is not the same person who can add new entries to the autofs map, so we don't use one dataset per branch, which would make other things a lot easier.
My point is that IRC messages need to be duplicated across multiple channels to be the equivalent to how Twitter works.
... and nothing can compare with C# (under Visual Studio) in this regard, it seems. Not the most efficient at run time, but a good, knowledgeable developer's productivity is insane.
You could always suggest the book that the quote is from for purchase. Once you have built a user base it could be worth reaching out to book shops for some form of partnership (or for them to buy the app outright).
There are so many things wrong with that app's UX. I would rather listen to worse quality on Youtube than bother opening that app.
[Job] Ruby Developer for VC-funded, female founded automotive SaaS
Is Pinterest still considered to be a startup?
Thanks! And you're right, sorry for jumping on you like that.
> Most people get out of it before 40 because it's such a draining profession.

Most of my team are 40+, we're doing fine.

> Can you really even master something like software development where things change dramatically almost every year?

This is a good point but things don't change that fast.
Isn't "stealing" inaccurate here? Copies were made, sure, but nothing was removed from their possession.
You read my mind. LOL. "Mr. Developer, can you please write your project in Rust, or __insert_your_meme_language_here__, or Javascript?"
As far as I understand, if this continues in the direction it's going, the intention is to retire Apache Spark, correct?

If correct, how far off are we (ball park), in terms of supporting the functionality, and ability to execute in a distributed fashion?
I have been thinking about "nudes" (which I will use as a shorthand to describe digital images of a person sans clothing, almost always taken by that person) in terms of cultural evolution. A couple of years ago I mentioned, on HN, that I knew Jenni, of JenniCam, before the "cam," back when she was just experimenting with this new digital camera device. And then they became more and more available.

For a brief time there was a kind of explosion of said nudes. I could be on Yahoo Chat and women would just send them, unsolicited, and I think that was the era of people not realizing that nudes can get around, like any other secret, once you let go of them. My guess is that probably came to an end roughly ten years ago or so, and people now hold onto them tightly, which is probably much more reasonable.

People still take nudes, and pass them on, but I think there is a level of discretion that has increased, although I know some women who mention being pestered for such by men they know. Still, these images are on cameras and cloud storage and such, and for the life of me I do not get the hunger that drives such a risky behavior as getting into hacked iCloud accounts versus, I don't know, average sources of free nudes? Poor judgment of course abounds in so many reported crimes but ... how does one even trawl more than half a million photos for nudes? Was he planning on going through them individually? Was he going to make a neural net to scan for skin?

I just find the whole thing a little baffling in this day and this age.
I started a YouTube channel to teach programming Looking for feedback to improve
I was just thinking this. The more control that governments try to exert over their populations the more of a reaction there will be to avoid these controls. One might assume the more they regulate bitcoin that more difficult to regulate alternatives will become more popular.
Shilling: Glued to your phone? We have a solution for you!
See previous discussion about this problem here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27701977

TL;DR- TVs are using their own cellular connections and/or neighboring open wireless networks.
A 'favorite' of mine: The Spotify mobile app will play little animations and videos behind the playback display for many songs and albums, but not the TV app. It seems like the TV platform is generally neglected by Spotify engineering.
It is interesting in that this is here on the front page and an old article about Discord moving to Cassandra is also here considering Discord went from Cassandra to Scylla I beleive.
“ The Lord gave us good farmers two strong hands so that we could take as much as we could grab with both of them” -Major Major Major Major’s Father
Instead of dredging up a couple of old quotes, how about refuting the article that is linked at the top of the page? Because unrelated quotes do not a refutation make.
This also rubs me the wrong way and feels like something that can be gamed too easily.

It also feels like something rich people can throw some money at a problem to make it go away for themselves. Some years I remember an article about Paul Allen’s super yacht and the enormous amounts of fuel it was consuming. But they quickly added that he had offset this by planting a few trees somewhere… In my mind it would better we didn’t have 100m yachts ship around a few people for leisure.
The same in Germany. The people can be easily classified as bogus self-employed (scheinselbststaendig). The company would have to pay social security contributions retroactively up to 4 years. Furthermore, the 'contractors' could sue their way into employment.
Also, workarounds mentioned elsewhere, like employment as temp by utilizing intermediate staffing companies, became widely known in time also to government agencies. Most companies will fire/replace such staff after 18 month max for this reason.
You can't always "pull over."
StreamData: Property-based testing and data generation (2017)
I guess that's one benefit of not having a usable mobile signal at my house.
Popular has never implied quality. Even more so now that the choice is practically infinite.

No doubt in my mind that the Stones or the Beatles would be big in the 21st century if they were upcoming bands nowadays.
Not sure how they are in the US, but I've gotten 0.01% last year on my cash savings account. It's not worth keeping money there. The time you spend moving it from there to your primary account eats the interest.
The CIA and NSA used to brag that "we kill people based on metadata".

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/02/the-n...

Taliban: achievement unlocked.

Data are liability.
Wait a minute now. TV manufacturers are mining the frames from video played on them in order to detect which shows people are watching. They then sell that data to 3rd parties (typically advertisers and data brokers). It's maybe not some "grand conspiracy", but there is a definite profit motive to push smart TVs and only smart TVs. It is far more profitable than a one time sale since you can sell data over and over. I only personally learned this after meeting some engineers working on such a data mining project, but its fairly well documented:

https://www.businessinsider.com/smart-tv-data-collection-adv...
Actually getting an Uber in some parts of STL is very difficult. If you ever visited you'd find out first hand.
Not just better education around security practices, but better understanding around control of your content, where it's stored, what happens to content when you press that button in an app. I don't want to victim blame here, and this guy is a total creep, but the victims uploaded their nudes to the Internet. At that point, the cat was out of the bag.

Part safely using the Internet is having the knowledge and being aware of where (in your apps) the boundary is between your local device and the global network that everyone has access to. People need to understand: When you sync to a cloud service, you're sending your content to someone's computer unknown to you. Yes, in this case, it's Apple's computer, but that didn't stop this guy. Once you sync something online, it's out of your hands, and on the Internet now.

I personally treat all cloud services as if they were accessible publicly and anonymously, and will inevitably be printed in my local newspaper, and only upload content to those services where I am comfortable with that level of exposure.

EDIT: To clarify, I wish applications would stop blurring the line between "on my device" and "on the Internet". I've used applications where, to an unsophisticated user, the save dialog looks like it's saving to their computer but it's actually in the cloud. Add to it all these apps that try to be helpful by seamlessly (and invisibly) keeping local content in sync with the cloud versions and you have a recipe for disasters like this. Have an explicit "upload this thing to the Internet" button, please!
Keyword here being some
Please don't legitimize SafetyNet. It is an existential threat to real ownership of your phone as any flavor of Android but that blessed by Google trips SafetyNet. It's the equivalent of barring people from running software on their laptop because they've installed a flavor of Windows that wasn't shipped from the factory. People everywhere have a right to do with their phone what they want to.
Warby Parker S-1 Direct Listing IPO
You mean like this?

EDIT: DO NOT TRY WHAT FOLLOWS IT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A SCAM.

Wow! XYZ is smart enough to block your password so others can't see it! ╍⡵ⱇ⪞‾╴⧊↧Ⓗ⥔⋾⁅

I can see it, but you can't. Try it!!!!

An unbelievable number of people fell for this on Myspace and Facebook in the early days.
"No Code" is the new Fad word. It sounds a lot cooler than "you still need some config but may not need to write full code". VCs are funding No code like crazy.
These would make a cool postage stamp set.
Before or after the High-Tech Employee Antitrust Settlement?
They should unionize, otherwise this is just PR for their virtue.
“assuming it's fairly priced, “

From what I know we are far away from that. It would need to be priced much higher to effect change.
Why are the tech elites embracing a philosophy for slaves?
Podcast with Israeli Security Company Co-Founder
Julia Computing funded by DARPA to Build AI-Based Digital Phased Arrays w/ GPUs
Support writing grub modules in Rust
Samsung Can Remotely Disable Any of Its TVs Worldwide
It's switched on after powering up the TV, but then I just press twice the down-arrow on the remote and then the cursor disappears and appears only if I use the scroll wheel (which I never do)... .
"( avx, Intrinsics, etc ... )"

I have to give you credit for trying to apply the Rule of Three to a single criticism.

Of course, I don't really understand how the fact that someone took the time to vectorize the C# submission is supposed to be a mark against C#...
More likely driving on most highways in decent weather which is a big win. I'd pay for that.
On one level that’s a reasonable take it, on the other simply having enough data is a prerequisite to come up with the right questions. Astronomers collected literally centuries of data to build up ever more complex epicenter models before ellipsis became an clearly better fit to the data.

IMO, neuroscience simply needs that foundational data and current theory is largely pointless.
Actually, it's because they show you ads. For example:

https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/articles/00225587

https://www.theverge.com/tldr/2021/3/10/22323790/lg-oled-tv-...

https://digiday.com/future-of-tv/samsung-pitches-advertisers...
Edit: just tried this it DOES NOT work, don't do it
It can work as a migration path for those on the fence, and that could still work in a decentralized manner.

Example: I run a Mastodon instance on communick.com. I am thinking of running a nitter instance AND a secondary instance of Mastodon (or Pleroma) that acts as twitter mirror. I can then let users of the main communick instance to follow people on twitter, but still keeping them inside the Fediverse. The idea gets a bit more complicated if we want to make it two-way bridge, but I believe that can be done with a bit of Pleroma's MRF magic.

The beauty of this solution is that it does not require any change from those that have no interest in moving out of Twitter, but it does break the garden walls.
Conductor Migrates from Kubernetes to Nomad
Moving Away from Next.js
The Homelab board with up to 4x ARM CPU and peripherals
Luckily, you can block them: https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/how-to-block-ads-on-your-s...
N95 masks have proven to be effective.

Surgical masks and cloth masks have not proven to be effective.

https://www.city-journal.org/do-masks-work-a-review-of-the-e...
if you actually did, you should change your password now. And pick a more secure one. (not going to try if what you posted actually works...)
If its not great, why the hell is it being tested on public roads?
Hey
What does the hacker community think about this? pondered
https://turingpi.com/turing-pi-v2-is-here/
What's the relationship between Datafusion and Ballista? They seem to have been merged into a single repo. Do they share a release schedule? Are they a single product or still separate?
Werks on my machine.

There's an anal process to enable it, and I think it only works in beta/fennec, but it works.
Thanks for linking these! They indeed capture that same concept and are quite beautiful, in a haunting sense. In this case automated technology seems to inhabit the same space as ghosts in a non-sci-fi setting. At least the type of ghost that re-enacts some event over and over. (The title of the short story I mentioned is an overt reference to one of those stories). I wonder what added meaning the technological element conveys, e.g. the difference between a story about ghostly sailors re-entering naval combat ad infinitum vs. a story about robotic pilots continuing a physical war patterned by their long dead designers. Both are a form of haunting.
Ants use soil physics to excavate metre-long tunnels that last decades
*Facepalm* What were you thinking?!