skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here, I just got an email with a subject “ Securitize recognized as top blockchain company, and more news”

Not “a top” but “top”. But really, they dropped the “a”. Get it?
> 6.1 Māori Data is ever only loan. Non Māori can not own Māori data.

Tomorrow: "80% of the world's publishers discover Maori heritage, re-incorporate in NZ"
I have looked into exactly those boards and they by far seem like the best available solution. I'd be really interested in hearing about your experience with them

Which type of case/chassis are you using for your set-up and how many nodes are you running?
Nice catch! No just spelling mistake, nothing profound there..
Some things are harder to learn later in life.
I don’t think anyone who has Starlink exclusively will be reporting in to say they don’t have service.
It's not 1 in a trillion, it's MUCH higher.

We are not speaking about a situation where not a "arbitrary" picture is miss-classifieds.

We are speaking about a situation where a innocent picture involving a naked or not fully clothed child is deemed similar to a non innocent picture of a naked or not fully clothed child.

Now you might argue that there should not be a picture a a naked or not fully clothed child of any form ever on any phone, but IMHO that is short sighed, discriminating and at best shows you don't know to much about the world and other cultures.

Let's list some simple reasons such a think could happen first:

- Photos meant for a doctor, or living partner to ask if something is normal or a problem. In many different ways.

- Photos of little children bathing or similar a e.g. dad sends to their mom who is currently on a business trip.

- etc.

Reasons people are less aware of is that not all countries are as stuck up about nakedness especially in the family. So it's totally normal for families that e.g. before or after taking a shower family member independent of age and gender walk through the apartment naked. Similar if you didn't got any shame about the naked body indoctrinated you might totally do thinks like visiting a "naked-beach" with your family (meeting other families and taking advantage of it often being less crowded) and in turn normal innocent beach family pictures contain naked children. And on itself that's not a problem. But with Apples approach stuff like this is like to trigger both systems Apple announced and wrongly label your while family as pedophiles...
That's not very charitable. The pressure could be very real. We still don't know whether they will survive the decision they've made.
The article seems to malign the priorities of people who choose to focus on work, referring to the phenomenon as "toxic productivity." How about you mind your own business? This is peak victimhood culture – if you don't want to dedicate your life to your career, great. But nobody owes you anything – live and let live.

Yes, of course nobody should expect you to work outside the bounds of an agreement. But similarly, nobody should be able to tell you to work less. If you want to go "all in" on your career, you have every right to do that, and nobody competing with you can credibly complain about it.

We all have different priorities. Don't force yours on others. But also don't be surprised when someone outcompetes you at something they prioritize more than you do. If you want a well-balanced life, don't expect to beat everyone who's working 24/7 at their career.

And if you do choose to go "all in," do it for yourself, not for someone else. If you're sacrificing everything to work 24/7, you should maximize the leverage by targeting a high upside. Found a startup, don't sell your days to a mega-corp. Just remember that anyone you hire doesn't have the same priorities as you. That's the trade.
I think there are two tracts to this discussion: industrial and residential energy.

Solar + Storage 100% can replace residential power usage. Ask anyone with a home battery and solar. Density is obviously a factor, but seems straight forward to solve.

Industrial energy usage, I think it’s seperate, but also is very moveable. Ie we can change how industry works to surge production at peak solar and wind, and then reduce when that power is not available.
Plus battery storage still works here (Not just lithium either, hydro, thermal, compressed a air, gravity store).

Where exactly do you see “unpredictable” energy problems that storage or shifting doesn’t solve?
1 in a trillion with a billion devices with 10k pics is not a small chance. But what do we know? It's not like Apple is communicating any numbers anywhere so we can make a reasonable guess as to the number of false positives, and as to whether we may think it is actually worth it.
I can confirm it was a fun weekend project and
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> "cheated" the system by registering as a resident at the address of some coworker, boss, acquaintance, etc. (without really living there, of course).

This could be a feature of the system, not a bug. In order to make it work you need the implicit endorsement of the person whose address you are using; presumably there could be repercussions for that person if you turned out to be problematic, which would apply a "character test" of sorts to the residency system.
> If your goal is to make money from online sex work, the ~$180 average monthly earnings are simply appaling

That “average”, as is pointed out every time the statistic gets raised including when the story focusing on it was itself on HN, both includes conpletely inactive accounts and excludes tips—which are a significant (possibly the major) source of income for most performers—so it has nothing to do with the actual experience of active content producers on the site.
Bat pups babble, hinting at the evolution of human language
Thanks! Yeah, I wanted a way to simplify/unify the front and back-ends while retaining flexibility to implement anything I need to. And of course it needs to be fast and have a small bundle size (thanks Svelte!). It's pretty close to SvelteKit with a few more assumptions baked in.

Some people balk at having both back and front-end code in the same file but I like it since most of the time the code for both needs to be pretty tightly-woven in my experience. Also you can always put the back-end code in a separate file and import it for cleanliness :)
I've always thought of L5 as a car that can operate via its sensors + onboard computing alone, at least as well as a median human driver.

No communicating with a server to download maps, no perfect performance, just a car that knows the state's traffic laws driving a brand new road in any reasonable weather, and getting into less crashes than a human would.
I can confirm it was a fun weekend project and
https://thishashcollisionisnotporn.com/ has now become reality! I included a button to buy a hipster T-shirt ;)
You can't outlaw stupid. Society shouldn't be relegated to the lower common denominator
Which is around the minimal wage in places such as Ukraine (which isn't the ultimate low either).
I invoice for the maximum number of hours I can get away with, not sure what is the benefit of using the actual number of hours worked?
Built a demo where two NPC have a conversation generated by AI: GPT and Replica
Honestly being on the other end hiring people without referals is very draining, but my best hires have been without referals.
Yes, think 2001: Space Odyssey, the jump from monkeys to spaceships.

It still happened though.
Also living/gathering room. Some hotels with home suite style rooms have this I guess.
DokuWiki: www.dokuwiki.org

Backlinks out of the box.
We can. Pumped hydro, thermal storage, or gravity storage are all large scale options. Where is the end of story?
No. Tech employment in the US remains hot as well. Unemployment for people in the tech industry with a degree is about 1-2%. For a software developer with a degree, it's sub 1%.
Ideally, your LinkedIn is setup with keywords that recruiters for the jobs you want are looking for. Then you can skip the resume phase altogether with inbound interest.
Flutter is somewhat similar to UWP, it includes a cross-platform rendering engine.

MAUI is similar to old Xamarin, it exposes whatever native controls are available on the platform.

Useless for me because I sometimes develop GUI for embedded platforms which don’t have any native controls at all.

Even ignoring the embedded use case, I believe that’s not the right approach overall. Native controls are too different across platforms. Commercial success of Electron demonstrates people don’t give a crap about native controls, they want good UX identical across the platforms, in large part because it saves development costs for cross-platform stuff.
What would pricing look like for homeschoolers or parents that want to participate but their school is not? Are you targeting that demo at all?
Do you know what's the speed of a blade at the tip? It's not mentioned in the article.
So basically what Pine64 is doing.
I don't use OnlyFans personally, but I can clearly see the appeal of it. Right up front is the personal connection, these creators are posting updates on their lives and their looks and more traditional content daily. It's like a watered down girlfriend experience. And that's also how it's marketed, you pay specifically for the person you're interested in, not to some shady porn production company that swaps out actors every other film. Of course this money goes through OnlyFans, but it's a lot more transparent.

I think that feeling of personal connection and more direct involvement is a complement to our modern lifestyle, and a very sharp contrast with the "oh my lord, I can see her bare ankles" sort of content that media like Playboy were based on.

And the average monthly earnings say absolutely nothing, setting up an OnlyFans takes very little effort, so the average is heavily skewed to non-committal or non-talented producers. What I've heard is that very average producers make serious money on the platform, I bet if you take the top 10.000 producers on OF, and you compare the top 10.000 porn actors, you'll find that the OF producers make a lot more money on average.
In my team: most Individuals keep notifications off except for @ messages and DMs : in both Slack and MS Teams. And everyone uses DM & @ carefully.

DND status is also used when needed.

Emails are for detailed and non-urgent info.
Where I live some kids even play naked on normal beaches or near lakes or in their backyard, whatever. Up to 2 years old it's very normal. Within families kids and parents see each other naked up until puberty of the kids and the kids don't feel comfortable anymore. If you go to a sauna, everybody is naked.

Or what if a kid gets her/his hands on a phone and takes some pics (doesn't even require unlocking the phone) by accident?

The US may be one of the most up-tight countries about nakedness in general if you ask me. At the same time it's hyper sexualized and produces people like Nicky Minaj, but I guess there is still some fabric over their most "special" parts so it's ok. But oh god, what if Justin Timberlake rips it off... Pandemonium.
yes.

My favourite gemini browser is Lagrange. Makes a nice experience even better.
Note that the Turing Pi v1 has 7 slots for Pi CM/CM3/CM3+ modules, but it has been in short supply as each batch they made has sold out pretty quickly.
Because that's just what tech startups do now: as long as you have a good "story", VCs throwing around their funny money left and right are easy to find. And once you're been tainted by it, you're forever fucked, locked into either going public or being bought out all the while needing to achieve hockey-stick growth. Organically grown tech companies are very few and far between.

The "old" boomer way of going to a bank with collateral to get a $750k loan is non-existent in tech. Not to mention, the bank is probably way more scrutinizing than VCs are (or just plain don't understand and will deny you).
That might me the case at larger consultancies. Also, some jobs even require a PhD, because it is super specialized. But overall, the ROI of degrees have plummeted. A friend of mine finished a Mechanical Engineering degree and couldn't find decent paying work for 2 years. He then moved onto website design.
Let's assume I want to run this on a Hetzner box. And let's assume all my activity is legit torrenting. Say, sharing linux distros. They are still not exactly going to be over the moon with my seedbox running on their servers, due to torrenting stigma.

You can replace 'Hetzner' with any VPS service here, really. What measures can one take to 'hide' torrenting activity?
I use this all the time on mobile just to bypass pop-ups, videos and other annoyances I don't want to see when reading articles.
The Taliban is like New Zealand compared to ISIS.
American universities do not really seem to be playing the role of exploring deep questions or search for meaning or knowledge for knowledge sake, either.

It's mostly about expanding the gravy train of administrative staff and shiny new dormitories and eating facilities and gyms, alongside a narrow ideological political indoctrination with little enthusiasm for debate or considering unpopular opinions.

Without the trade school aspect it's difficult to see what value they still provide.
I'm also here on a daily basis ;)

I'm hoping to get my hands on a board soon... I think they're still brushing up the prototype though, trying to get it to a more final production state.
> Proclaims this Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind, shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction.

At least the Universal declaration of human rights sidesteps this issue. The slightly more concrete EU's declaration is mostly about how these rights should be protected by law and to what extent.

An international treaty to respect those rights and try not to make legislation that directly violates them seems like a reasonable approach to resolve most of he conflicts you named.
Add to that the fact that not all degrees are equal... there are plenty of "degree factories" that pump out useless people who don't know anything marketable.

Having a degree is, as you've said, a requirement (I have a 2 year... I'm out on some jobs because of it)...

Not having a degree is bad. Having a useless degree is worse as you now (generally) have the debt of a paper that means nothing.
How to think about product/startup research
I appreciate and agree with the core of your argument here, but it's not very useful for me.

I am that leader who is setting the example. We aren't endlessly changing tools, it's a new project. It's not another layer on top of the existing chatroom, nothing exists yet.

If there are product teams who are happy with their stack, I want to hear about it. It implies they have their communication sorted, their people have the right behaviours, and then they found tools which support them.

I can do the first parts of that, but I'm unaware of the current market of the tools that might follow. Or to put it another way: I'm looking for data so I can consider the problem, I'm not looking for an answer to some problem I haven't stated.
Making your own F-Droid repository was harder a few years back, and UX client-side was bad. Nowadays setting up a 3rd-party repo is as easy as scanning/approving a QRCode (for example for Newpipe repo).

Not that i approve Signal's attitude on this topic at all, but there are (were?) technical reasons for which they would do something else. Of course, F-Droid maintaining proper LibreSignal builds in their place alleviates the concern, and that's what Signal team famously opposed. For the uninformed, F-Droid has very serious review/build process for apps and i don't think malware was ever distributed on there (and antipatterns are listed in the UI client-side).
> that's not where we started.

This is just wishful thinking. The difference between the Afghanistan when Bush decided to invade it and now is that the Taliban are stronger, have more equipment, and basically sure nobody will ever invade them again after the lessons they gave to the USSR and the USA.

Same when you look at Irak or Libya. Your idea of stabilizing is completely at odds with what happens in reality.
> except for the 2012 Macbook pro

Funny you mention that machine because that's still my daily driver! Honestly that's probably been the best laptop I've ever owned, actually the best machine I've ever owned! Sadly, it can't upgrade to Big Sur so I know it's days are numbered. I'm anxious to see what becomes available with the M1X hardware. I'm hoping I can get another year because then I'll be able to get 3rd-gen hardware and that's when Apple usually knocks it out of the park.
Modeling my Grandpa with 3D Photogrammetry (2021)
Not asking for help sounds like stubbornness and inability to admit a failure or lack of knowledge.That's more a cultural thing from my experience. Common in Asian cultures but also prevelant in older western generations.

Being overly aggressive sounds like a character flaw, psychological problem or poor social conditioning.

I guess if you really want you can label them masculinity and then you'd be right but personally I struggle to draw the connection and find the idea of tying the word toxic to a gender dangerous. Nothing wrong with being masculine. Nothing wrong with being feminine. Nothing wrong with being overly either whichever your gender.

People who want to label me toxic for having a penis is going to struggle working with me, and it isn't my masculinity that's the problem.

(I'm aware you're just trying to explain here, not aiming any of this towards yourself)
Congrats Anisa & team!
Default for TOAST is 2KB and how many chars you can fit in this space depends on encoding, could be as low as 1000 uncompressed.

I think this limit can be adjusted, if you know that your message limit is 4000 chars its definitely a good idea.
> You don't pay investments back. They are a purchase of shares. The exchange is made and you're done.

This is a common misunderstanding that equity funding is free. For the owner of a business, taking outside investment and issuing share in return is diluting the original owners stake in the business. If effect, you are paying for these investments forever because you are giving up some portion of the businesses future profits.

There are certainly situations where this makes sense if you are able to grow much faster with the additional capital. However, the investment is not free.
You may get as philosophical as you want on the topic of whether degrees are necessary. As someone who did college recruiting for my company I can say first hand that degrees don't mean anything about someone's skillset. I've talked to hundreds of students with a 4.0 and a degree that couldn't tell me the Big-O of a hash vs searching a list. But if you are working in a field where the job requirements list a bachelor's degree and you don't have one, you are automatically at the bottom of the list. If I have 3 positions open and 25 similar candidates, things like fulfilling the job requirements (like having a degree) start coming into play.

Very obviously if you are working in a field that does not list that as a requirement, then of course you don't need one. But it's still not worthless. As someone pointed out in another thread, if you're trying to move up in a company, a degree can be the differentiator.
The devs of FloatPlane considered entering that market as soon as the exit was announced, but given the development time and the fact that most of the content creators migrated to other platforms, and therefore they would be very late.
In Germany, all Craftsmen are just laughing. Tiler, Carpenter, electrician, etc.. all of them have enough to do, can choose their clients and their wages. I understand that HN always will tend to talk about CS, but Craftsmen are doing their 40k/year, easily. The Salary potential is just increasing.
> The market is showing currently an extreme lack of qualified people.

And/or a lack of commensurate wages to incentivize qualified people.

We agree on the situation as it currently is of high school being worthless since you pass just for showing up at least half the days of the school year.

But supposed there is a future where K-12 education is rigorous and we improve to the point that calculus and basic physics/chem/bio are as normal as reading and writing, then I can envision a situation where K-12 might not be enough.
I think the traditional Visa/MasterCard/American Express/Discover payment processor has established a significant enough moat to make joining them unattractive.

There are several challengers like Paypal, Venmo, Zelle, Coinbase, etc that attack from a slightly different angle. I think the thing that is most common is that have super low cost bank transfer options, and they encourage users to maintain a balance. Processing payments locally is 100x-1000x preferable then processing payments externally for these players.
It's hard to "crack down" on something that you could basically print at home and fill out yourself. That is unless something is developed to link the vaccination to your identity record. I've heard that there is work going on to associate a unique UPC code do each dose and then you could scan/attach it to a data record that could be verified either on your phone or in the cloud.
For a single person that's still hardly third world wages. Besides which, third world compensation probably doesn't include health care costs, and median household income is calculated pre-tax anyway.
There's a lot of upstart clones that are using their own cryptocurrencies. Not sure how much they'll fare though now with OF retracting their decision.
Show HN: Pygame wrapper classes, trying to make 2d games fun again
>Then the US declared every man with a walkie-talkie was a legitimate target.

Anywhere I can find info on this?
The Afghanistan War Is Over. We Lost. (2018)
I too use large files with random notes, but I can't be bothered to write dates -- so I use git and cron to automate a searchable, persistent diary.

Let me write a blog post about it. The author of this article in particular might find it useful. Does anyone do something similar?
Maybe something like https://github.com/haugene/docker-transmission-openvpn
Platforms like onlyfans sell two products. They sell safe/clean sex work to a variety of people who would never get into regular sex work. And they sell the feeling of mattering and a sense of human connection to people who suffer from loneliness.

The only weird part is why the popular OnlyFans sex workers stay on the platform instead of moving to their own where they wouldn’t have to pay 20% to the platform. I’m sure there is a reasonable explanation for that though, maybe it’s hard to keep the same subscribers?
Thanks. From context I'm guessing that you exist in a wider organisation, and Slack was a pre-made decision that you have adapted to?

(And I like your approaches for doing that)
The best solution is to not mandate them IMO. If you create strong incentives for fraud with something that’s difficult to authenticate then you shouldn’t be surprised when it happens a lot.
How do you handle DB interactions in Go? I've been interested in how people choose between ORMs and hand written wrappers and how they structure them recently.
> This comment is property of brown-eyes. Blue-eyes can never own this data.

That's an absolutely bananas concept. It's fine to tie something like a person's personal identifying data to themselves, isn't it absurd to have some racial/tribal restriction on a piece of information?