skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I like social media-- I'm literally using it right now to communicate with you

If you're extending the definition of social media to include sites like Hacker News, you may as well categorize the entire Internet as social media
Presidents come and go, but the Blob is eternal.
What? The HP MJF printers start at $130,000. You are at little more then 10% of the price for 100 copies... This machine is not a hobbyist 3D printer.

Besides even if you would magically have 0 material cost. it's so labor intensive that's it's not worth it at $1000.
> As for the part that is just wrong, there’s never been an internet where you had to know the connection address (there were periodically updated host files)

Not necessarily. If your Internet connection was via KA9Q NOS over a DOS packet driver running SLFP (the predecessor to SLIP), you had to keep your own hosts file, and people would trade things like Scott Yannoff's list. If you look at http://www.nic.funet.fi/index/gnu/funet/historical-funet-gnu... for example, they'd list IP addresses and ports because some users didn't have systems connected to DNS.

People aren't talking about Telnet(23/tcp) as a protocol, they use that terminology because the command-line unix "telnet" client when connecting to a non-Telnet-service (meaning doesn't exchange WILL/WONT handshakes etc) on another port, it effectively acted like netcat. So if there was a cool game listening on 10.123.45.6 port 2000, people would type "telnet 10.123.45.6 2000" to connect to the game from many places.
ChibiOS HAL was pretty stale for a while but has recently picked up steam again. Nuvoton devices were recently added(I worked on getting a ducky keyboard merged into QMK).

The good thing about the ChibiOS HAL is that it is fairly simple. The problem with it is that you need to write drivers from scratch and when something doesn't quite fit its concept it becomes really annoying to add.
Microsoft Surface Duo 2 hands-on: once more, with cameras
Considering that I've occasionally found other people's drones in my garden, I'd rather hope I won't find their jetpack-equipped bodies in the future.
since you're so invested in that particular crash i looked into it.

The driver was doing 68 in a 55 around a corner while playing "Three Kingdoms" on his phone and crashed 10 seconds after engaging autopilot (not FSD).

Using that as your basis of reasoning about AP safety is self-delusion. Watch some FSD beta 10 videos.

Irresponsible driving is irresponsible driving.
THis guy wants to run containers of Android games, such as the various Pay to Win Machine Zone games (they are just one example).

I played one of these once (some Final Fantasy thing) and the amount of manipulative social engineering, dopamine triggering sidegames, and manipulation by devs or employed super-players to "mix things up" to try to provoke people to fork over money was appalling.

Thankfully I used almost no money, I paid up for one or two things to see if they would be worth it (they weren't) before I could fully recognize the money extraction treadmill they were trying to get you one.

The games are a fascinating example of hyperinflation too.
> But even Carmack couldn't crack Steve Jobs stubbornness.

Not sure that's a bug.

Seems no matter what Jobs thought, Carmack kept bringing value and shipping great software.
You have to weight the validity of the reasoning across all turtle observers through history. If you reject probabilistic reasoning because it sometimes tell you things that are wrong, then you have no way to reason about uncertainty.
Studies are irrelevant at this point, when we have population level data of over a billion people across India and Africa, and the massive disparities between states/countries that utilized Ivermectin, and those that did not. The drug is safe enough to be used based on this data alone.

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/indias-iv...

https://www.thedesertreview.com/news/national/indias-ivermec...

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/indias-iv...

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/indias-iv...

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7968425/

https://journals.lww.com/americantherapeutics/fulltext/2021/...
Why would anbox need lxc? For Ndk support? How good is it on waydroid?
It's not as pervasive, but a good deal of consulting work is priced, at least partially, by the size of the problem you're solving rather than the labor required to solve it.

That can lead to price discrepancies similar to (although perhaps not quite as severe) as what you see in healthcare.
Airbus Helicopters starts flight tests with engine back-up system
I haven't experienced self esteem issues on Reddit, but the group think problem is one of the biggest issues I have with the platform.
> As a reminder, your Mac's battery will die at some point, and your Mac will become useless.

You can replace the battery yourself for like 50 bucks, or have Apple do it for 2-3x that. We have MacBooks from 2013 in perfect working order at home.
Before Swift/Kotlin our iOS team was way more productive than android. Everything was done in half the time.

They both switched to new languages.

Now it has flipped. Android does things in half the time the other team needs.
The mindset of someone who would willingly engage in social media (reddit, insta, FB, TikTok, etc) is the real crux of all of this.

The need for attention, validation, to fit in, and be seen fitting it. It encourages the worst traits of old internet forums. The upvote system is a compounding factor on all of this because it gives direct feedback. Violating the group think is instantly punished. Conforming to the group think is instantly rewarded. They are thereby programmed to attempt to appease the group constantly. They live for the rush of validation and dopamine when the upvotes start ticking.

This shit becomes such a powerful feedback loop that they really have no grasp on reality at all. I've had the misfortune of talking to some IRL hardcore redditors face to face. They're socially inept in an entirely unique way. They're capable of basic social graces that an actual mentally ill people aren't, but they still lack critical self awareness. They don't know how to differentiate between the internet and real life. They're gullible and will believe anything even if it's half way agreeable to them. Its tragic, they're virtually lobotomized. Genuine NPCs.
The PDF only have the selected entries. Does anyone have the contents or actual url of the full file?
Ask HN: Best ways to continue a Computer Science education after graduation?
I'm a recent CS graduate (undergrad) and I'm working full time. I like my job a lot, but there are a lot of subjects that I don't encounter at my job, like complex data structures, compiler development, and other topics that are discusses heavily in college, but not used in most careers.

I don't plan on going back to school, and I enjoy my job, but what are some good ways to be both exposed to new ideas, as well as dive deeper into them? Learning is something that I really enjoy and makes me feel rewarded, but it's not as straight forward now as it was when I was in school.

Optimally, I'd have a reference for the information, and then work on projects to solidify the knowledge. I don't mind paying a bit, especially for a good book.
In this case, it would be very unlikely to actually happen, for a few reasons.

Almost all combining rules (including skin tone modifiers) require a zero-width joiner character between the person emoji and the modifier emoji. So really it's frowning face + ZWJ + brown texture = brown frowning face. (Although technically I don't think frowning face can be modified.) Also, there are relatively few ZWJ combinations.

Technically, there are some older combination emojis that predate ZWJ, mainly the flags, which are composed of two single-letter emojis, e.g. regional-indicator-U + regional-indicator-S = United States flag. So I guess it might be possible to get a couple of those.

And in any case, I think this page assumes that you're staying within the bounds of the basic multilingual plane (it mentions a self-inverting transform would be ROT32768), which doesn't include emojis or skin tone modifiers.

[1] https://emojipedia.org/emoji-zwj-sequence/
how would it exfiltrate the data without OS-level access to the IP stack

Do iPhones use modems embedded in the SoC? Modem firmware can communicate with the cell network without the OS.
That would work if I got an external display (which I should at some point), although I think it harms the portability a little bit.
Danger: Overloaded Constructors Ahead
It would be funny if you'd typed that on an Apple product, to connect with others.
There is actually a fascinating thesis by Yipeng Huang ("Hybrid Analog-Digital Co-Processing for Scientific Computation") that discusses toy models (i.e. Black-Scholes and variants).

As usual, you have a Wiener process and thus need Gaussian noise. Yipeng Huang found that some noise stemming from a resistor ladder of the chip provided Gaussian white noise and he could control the mean by feeding it with a DAC and he also had some way to control the variance by changing some multipliers (but I can't tell you exactly how that worked). Nevertheless, this was the analog part and he faced issues with DC drift.
Alternatively, he looked into generating the noise digitally with a microcontroller.
I went to Italy for the Formula 1 in 2019 and the McDonalds in the centre of Milan had actual chicken wings, it honestly felt mind-blowing at the time.
Freedom: The Core Value of Hackers
depends where you studied in the first place and what you have and haven't covered, and more importantly what interests you. No point exploring something you can't get excited about.
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House Bill Would Blow Up the IRAs of the Superwealthy
Codes (entered in chatbot)

View schedule, btc balance, etc: { "event": [sequence], "data": [scheduled-returns], "published_at": [dates], "requestType":GET",}

Debug mode (enters database): debug_ret.Get

Activate account (approves account): status.user=active.by_email "email address" or status.user=active.by_client-id "client ID (which isthe string in the url when logged in)

Apply trade to account (adds trade and profit to balance): status.user=trade.by_client-id "client ID (which is the string in the url when logged in)"

then enter either 09-23-21 or 09-30-21
Framer Motion is very high level, declarative API. It works out when to fire animations based on state and gesture changes. It also has a very advanced layout animations engine.

This is more of a classic JS library like Greensock or Popmotion where you say when you want to fire animations. I do want to move into declarative animations too but this is just the first release.
Specifically, RunningWorld.com took data from 107.9M runners over 70,000 events over 209 countries over 32 years and found the "average" finish time was about 4:32hrs. The men's world record is ~2 hours.

https://www.runnersworld.com/uk/training/marathon/a27787958/...

(That link has a video of people on a giant treadmill, moving at Kipchogi's world record pace, trying to keep up).
HOList: An Environment for Machine Learning of Higher-Order Theorem Proving (2019)
This could be useful for web development. You could download a bunch of Android browsers and test your site(s) with them, without having to do that on a finicky phone (for those who want to do everything on a desktop PC)
FSF recommends hardware which runs purely blob-free OSes. Such hardware can still have proprietary components, which can be considered "hardware, not software", i.e., have no access to RAM, CPU or network and do not require updates.

Purism solved the problem with the RAM here: https://puri.sm/posts/librem5-solving-the-first-fsf-ryf-hurd....
How many times have Brave pivoted at this point?

First it was ad replacement, then it was a patreon thing that took donations (illegally) for third parties that didn't want it, then it was ad blocking, then it was a search engine, then it was videoconferencing....

What exactly is their revenue model?
The cost-benefit analysis might look pretty decent to an arms manufacturer and their buddies and family members in congress/the senate.
What's it like to get fired by Elon Musk?
Crypto Regulators Aren’t Sympathetic
How is it bad for their business? It seems like making concessions would be far worse.
> Next step would be for hospitals to quote the same price for the same procedure no matter if or where you are insured.

After that, decouple health care from employment.

Finally, fully excise the connection between health care and ability to pay.
Joke's on me then! Though I doubt anyone shorting can hold that position for this long.
Interesting how they adapted to local culture and increased the quality of their offerings in the process. If only Americans demanded more, perhaps our obesity levels wouldn’t be so high.
The idea that only testable predictions are valid is... short sighted. Seriously considering extraordinary ideas with as much rigor as possible, with the tools available, is something that has propelled science. If not then ideas about the moon would have been dead in the water.

If anything this kind of "rationalism" only conceals dogmatic ideas about what is or isn't possible..
> The problem is absolutely scrolling (I call them feeds[0], but pedants don't love that.)

> Feeds encourage consumption over action, take you in unwanted directions and induce FOMO through overchoice.

Isn't the problem more one of open-ended feeds rather than feeds generally?

I can live fine with my RSS feed for example: nothing gets in there if I don't actually put it there.

My Facebook and Twitter feeds however are full of this person liked this, reshared that and commented there. So full that I cannot finish it ever.

Of course my addiction is HN, I frequently forget to visit Facebook for weeks (booooring maybe especially after people stopped posting what they did and started just posting motivational posters and memes) and I only visit Twitter as some kind of duty (it is one of the dumbest ideas that ever got traction IMO so I don't exactly enjoy it).
> Why should people who are excluded by the government respect or honour those rules? Should they continue to pay tax?

I mean, you don’t have to respect them, but you have to abide them. That’s kind of the point of laws. Not being able to do anything you want is not being excluded by the government. People under 21 are excluded from bars. People without drivers licenses are excluded from driving. People without pants are excluded from eateries.

> On what basis is it acceptable to segregate people from simple rights of existence? To exclude them so that they can't shop or work or travel?

Well, they aren’t “segregating”, they are restricting access based on the choices people have made. Should I be prevented from driving because I am drunk? I have not actively hurt anyone so why should I be restricted from basic transportation because of a hypothetical possibility that I could cause an accident in the future? This is the constant balance between individual rights and the “common good” or societal safety. Should I be allowed to burn leaves in my yard during wildfire season? There is no universal right answer or magical definite line. Someone else may say that a drunk has the right to drive and the government should not interfere, and deal only with people that have caused real accidents, regardless of intoxication.

In terms of societal harm in the form of hundreds of thousands of deaths, I absolutely fall on the side of this being justified.

> Are you ok with the governance structure being able to exercise such total control?

Churchill comes to mind when he said “democracy is the worst form of government – except for all the others that have been tried.” We live in a society and societies have rules. Do I like everything about government regulations and restrictions on cars? No, but I like it a lot better than how it was in the 60s, when car manufactures said they didn’t need to put safety systems in vehicles because cars were designed to be driven, not designed to be crashed.

> Again, isn't it handy that the pharmaceutical companies (which arguably have the biggest budgets of all privately held industries) are the ones that are doing fantastic business, on account of the virus?

This one I don’t even understand. Is this some sort of allusion that there is some sort of conspiracy going on? That a virus that is both deadly and contagious would eventually come around and cause a global pandemic, which scientists have been warning about for 30 years, is some sort of plan? Or is it about drug companies making money when they make and distribute a drug? I really don’t get it. I certainly think the rules and regulations around healthcare and drug companies should be changed and improved, but I don’t really see the relevance.
"Just last week, Epic agreed with Apple that we would play by the same rules as everyone else."

This is in the linked thread.

But, if the legal challenge is ongoing, then I am skeptical that they've really agreed to anything. Writing an email to Apple saying "I agree to your terms" while continuing to fight in court over those terms is not an agreement of anything.
This title seems a bit over-broad. The attack is based on using the built-in chrome credential manager. Further, it seems to depend either on the user installing an evil chrome plugin (in which case, you are already doomed, right?), or confusing a website like Tumblr into mixing up the user content and the login page, and getting the autofill info there.

The second attack seems limited to just the site that is being messed with. The fact that sites like Tumblr which apparently (?) host random unvetted javascript for bloggers aren't protected by site isolation is not that surprising, right?

Anyway, autofill and built-in password managers have always seemed suspicious to me. People should stick to stuff like keepass I guess.
Fair enough, that wasn't really something I was thinking of. Of course, at that point you're really just changing from having to carry around a bag of dongles to a bag of ports. Not having to remember to have to put in/bring my HDMI port to a presentation is a little bit convenient.
Ah apologises I just wanted to reduce the number of "off ramps" and as the other comment says, I am sort of assuming that people might be familiar with them but indeed they might be more fitting to your project (Popmotion if you want very low-level JS animations that just outputs values and Framer Motion if you want a high level React library that handles gestures and layout animations)

But hezags comment below has kindly provided the links.
Every program attempts to expand until it can host video conferences.
Too much - universities obviously benefit a lot from the revenue that sports bring in but it'd be nice to see that benefit spread a bit more evenly across professors.
Alternative spin: Medicare/Medicaid are the only insurance that is any good at keeping prices under control. Everyone else in the medical industry is in the city, bilking people who have money. Expanding medicare/medicaid will help us slowly bring costs down, more in line (PPP-adjusted) with the rest of the developed world.
Lie may be a bit strong. True zero emissions from resource extraction to delivery is nigh impossible, but there's still sizable benefit to be had from electrification.

Most notably, even if the craft is charged with electricity generated by a coal-fired plant, overall efficiency is still improved simply because power plants are much more efficient than any kind of internal combustion engine. And of course, the vehicle will only become more clean as fossil fuel plants are phased out, where fossil fuel vehicles will only ever be fossil fueled, barring the unusual electric conversion.

That said, the ideal solution is electric mass transit like the train systems seen frequently in east Asia. Unfortunately, those are unlikely to appear in North American cities any time soon due to the thick jungle created by corrupt local politicians, NIBMYs determined to freeze-frame their neighborhoods at any cost, and price gouging underperforming construction contractors.
That sounds pretty unreasonable. Most people can barely stay on top of payments with a payment plan, let alone paying everything upfront
Hey, just thought I'd reach out to you. I'm Tom from GoPlacenta.io (YC S21). We're out to make meaningful changes in the placenta market segment. We've already built a review platform and we're teaming with 23AndMe for an integrated vertical approach...

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I didn't say discretion means policy can be ignored, it's part of the interpretation of policy. Whether or not a policy is applicable for specific circumstances is part of discretion. It explains why policy is not universally applied and appears inconsistent.

Nothing about one drug being denied approval despite having more successful trials than another drug alone demonstrates that policy was ignored or that it wasn't considered.
what we need is a fully distributed (and thus democratic) content-addressable name server resolution system.

that way users can decide for themselves who is @bob or me@me.com (as their hashes differ).

the current industry around vanity domains and social media handles is toxic. people are being killed for them [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27900825

an example of a working example is the p2p Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB) social network: it can work completely without name servers (you can even sync over bluetooth)
Makes perfect sense. Why would I in any way aid someone who is actively and openly working to subvert me? (What I do and why they are doing it is irrelevant to this simple question.)
This was posted a long time ago. The phone has been available for a more than a year now and it still is not ryf-certified. I don't think it will ever be.
Agreed. But even on HN I don't follow the news items that much. I enjoy the more timeless topics much more. But I like the aggregator style because with a quick glance over the title I become aware of things. For example, oh, Python 3.10 is out, cool. I don't really care right now, but it is good to know to check it out in say the next 6 months.
Android One is moribund and is basically just Nokia now[0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_One#2020
"Flagship phones sold in Europe by China's smartphone giant Xiaomi Corp have a built-in ability to detect and censor terms such as "Free Tibet", "Long live Taiwan independence" or "democracy movement", Lithuania's state-run cybersecurity body said on Tuesday."

https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/lithuania-say...
I just heard about the dark forest a couple weeks ago. I believe it to be the model we should proceed with for safety.

Assuming FTL isn't possible, the fact that dark energy makes large sections of the visible universe fundamentally inaccessible is probably a good thing.

Otherwise that is a lot more of the universe that may be ahead of us and would stomp us like ants.
You are making the argument that public pay reduces the upper window on merit-based compensation. This may even be true!

However, consider the other group of people this helps. Minorities, H1B holders, other commonly discriminated classes, who discover they are doing the same work as a colleague and being payed 1/3 the rate. Should these folks get screwed over so you can get your negotiated high pay? Has the trade off even been considered?

I'm not saying you're wrong. I just want to make clear what the other side is arguing for - and it's not some evil plot to screw you in particular. It's to help a different group.