skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Don't forget to put the exclamation point in front! "!g"

At least some of the bang keywords work with the "!" on either side. I tried "g!" and "w!" and they work OK.
I agree, especially with how politicisezed the whole thing has become.

You're not a true democrat unless you unconditionally support mask mandates, vaccine mandates, and business shutdowns.
Is it perhaps the only way to make sure the transaction ends up in the correct miner’s block?
Are you starting a proof of Gödel's incompleteness theorem?
> It's just a web fad

It's gaining momentum and it has been around for 4 years (https://adamwathan.me/going-full-time-on-tailwind-css/, https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/commit/421c1b0d7...)

It was preceded by other similar frameworks, too. It's a pattern some people like, and it's productive enough that I suspect it'll stick around.
I use the RSS feed as a link stream anyway. I just open the links and I'm at the main site. If I want to post a comment, and nothing else stops me like CAPTCHA I'll do it.
The good solution to the line length problem is to not be strict about them. My line length rule is usually "stay roughly within 100 spaces, 120 is too long." If you are seriously undermined by lines being too long, then your text editor choice/setup might be worth revisiting.
Laundering is the process of making dirty looking money legit. This isn't particularly good way to do that. When the miner sells the $23 million, it isn't hidden to the normal income because the amount is so large. They have explain it to their financial service providers who will request explanations. Their investigative team will easily do blockchain analysis and find the transaction. If the sending address is in any way connected to the miner, the "scheme" will be bust.

I don't think there is any money laundering going here. The point of money laundering is to raise as little attention as you can, and that is not happening here. Weird transactions and income makes you just more suspicious.
Wow, I had no idea about this.

At least with the mangled link approach it’s easier to tell that tracking is going on, but that ping attribute seems extraordinarily sneaky to me. I get that it enables “clean” links but the opaque tracking is way worse in my eyes.

Sigh.

Edit: when I think about it, I guess it’s not that dissimilar to what you can do with JS based tracking anyway, so perhaps it’s not really any worse than what already exists. But it still feels wrong for some reason.
We can call it a stimulus, or paying them to fix a broken window.
The only quote I remember from Alphonse Allais is, and I'm paraphrasing here because it's over 30 years: "One cannot emphasize enough the difficulties caused by the excessive use of cyanide in baby formulas". I used to have book called "1000+1 jokes" and dark humor section was full of Alfonse Allais' quotes.
>If you've got two pair, you can probably run 100BaseTx

Well, 100BASE-TX will also run on single pair in half-duplex mode.

Alternatively you can also use powerline adapters over any cabling (twisted pair/coax/whatever). Just instead of connecting adapter prongs to power socket, connect to your cable and feed there enough power to supply the adapters. Around 50V DC (as commonly used by PoE supplies) will probably be enough.
Not everyone uses UIs. It might be a typo in some custom code. Can happen with anyone.
Uhh, you know there's already uranium under the ground, right?
Researchers use Starlink satellites to pinpoint location, similar to GPS
That's easy comparing to reflash a pocketchip and setting up a pinning kernel because
if you upgrade the NAND will bork out as MLC+ubifs it's a recipe for a disaster.
On similar ARM devices, I own a wm8850 netbook (armv7l) and I coudn't reflash it with
a custom Uberoid "ROM" but oddly enough I could boot a custom kernel
and config with a Slackware 14 rootfs.
Some port from PostmarketOS exists (Tokio techbook), albeit is not for the same model, but setting up a similar u-boot woudln't be too difficult.
My major issue is that that device is now semi-bricked and I think I could restore it with PXE, as it doesn't show anything on any reflashing trial.
Or maybe we need to do something about the rampant money laundering.
> And how do you [reconcile extreme green policy goals with income losses for the poorest]?

There are no answers given usually, less so convincingly, mostly because the ones demanding scarcity are usually not the ones affected by it.

Just trying to find one member of the working class / blue collar amongst ExtencionRebllion and the like will be a tedious task. Not so much if you look for kids of millionaires, or of bilionaires. Or Millionaires and Billionaires themselves.

As of now I can only see two outcomes:

They either start making these scarcity demands a part of their foreign policy (meaning getting tough on the actual global polluters, not their domestic poor people who barely can afford one cheap vacation to the Balears per year).

Or we just start naming what we would have called it 150 years ago: A top-down class-war.
Our factory (we are in Zhuhai) has had 2-3 days per week of reduced power consumption mandates for the last few months. This last week it has gotten serious. Nearby factories in Dongguan and Zhongshan have been reporting 3-5 day periods of mandated inactivity. It has begun to affect orders for components. I have begun to receive queries from others regarding the power availability in our city versus theirs. A friend running a larger operation has - at significant cost - rented a 500kVa generator to keep his machines moving. It has to be run solid 50 hours per week on average.

Frankly it's quite manageable at the moment, but it certainly stacks up the concerns for the few foreign businesses left here: COVID-related visa restrictions have largely axed the foreign workforce, the HK situation has affected cross-border banking, and the lack of freedom of movement across borders combined with the closure of many businesses supporting the foreign community has made living here increasingly untenable for many. Don't forget the global shipping crisis, chipageddon, and cross-border political crap like customs demanding spec sheets for screws if you post things from Australia. It's... not ideal, but China has never been easy.
.. is that supposed to be amazing ? I had 100mb in a medium-sized french city, Montpellier, in 2010 (apparently existed since 2006: https://blog.ariase.com/box/actualite/article-833-noosnumeri...) and gigabit fiber since 2012 in Bordeaux.

Right now I'm at my parents in a small 1000-inhabitants village (closest "large" city, Carcassonne, 45k inhabitants, is 30km away) and they're getting 2gb fiber installed next week.
How is anything "laundered" in that scenario as opposed to simple sending the money as the transaction content?
If u limit yourself to an easier sub-set of pre-mapped routes, highways, speeds, weather, etc - maybe get a conditional L4 certification ahead of the others ??

(Luckily, i am not a regulatory expert)

Also - trucks are bigger and more expensive, so more expensive and larger FSD hardware is possible??
Communist article is paywalled.
Well this happened in a context where fraud and shadiness are essentially the norm, and strict adherence to letter of contract (not intent) is somehow seen as a virtue.
Can't you just prevent most scripts on google.com from running, for this mangling not to happen?
> you can't even hook it up to DropBox/iCloud/GoogleDrive/whatever.

Dropbox and Google Drive integration arrived with the latest update earlier this month.

> The only supported way to get things off the device is by email

I think you're forgetting reMarkable's own built-in cloud storage which syncs the device with the desktop and mobile apps. Additionally, you can access a built-in web interface on the device whenever it's connected to your computer via USB.
The big move covers the small move.
The last clear report we had was from 2013 and the answer then was "Trust. LOL!"
Maybe it sounded a bit simplistic in the description, but running VMs /servers in the cloud/datacenter with CICD pipelines, VM patching, testing, the whole nine yards, etc is not that extreme, difficult, or ridiculous as most of us think it is (e.g. comparing it with making your own flour or growing your own coffee).

There are plenty of professionals doing it this way. Agreed that one machine would not be enough for all that, and building it will take more time, but it has its own advantages of being in control.

Curious to hear your opinion on this if you like to share.
FaceID on iPhone 13 will not work if users get third-party screen repair
We are reinventing the toilet to prevent the next pandemic
To be fair, the Imgur comments are actually pretty funny
The last time I studied chess in any serious way was like 40 years ago. All I can answer is which side has their turn to move in "returned" position, but the fine details of whether they have to make that move or can claim a draw is well beyond my expertise, sorry.
That exactly the first thought that came to my mind as well. RIP Imgur? It doesn't seem like medialab is anything more than the 'internet brand' version of a patent troll.
Here's a data analysis I made years ago on how Reddit native image uploads overtook Imgur uploads: https://minimaxir.com/2017/06/imgur-decline/
Shouldn't be too much of a worry since the next 2 largest vendors of telecom equipment are European (Nokia and Ericsson). Although, Nokia owns the remnants of a bunch of US companies like Lucent and Motorola Networks so they may be more connected to the US.
oh the Genius acquisition was also (announced) today?! wow someone just went shopping eh?

Edit: Sorry missed that was news from the 16th:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28550527
> Realigning your notes is an impossible problem to solve

Kindles have solved this problem, but instead, notes are not visible on the page but must be specially consulted.
A few things that worked for me:

Try some ideation techniques [0].

Take a long walk.

Carry a sketchbook.

Spend time with folks you normally don't spend time with, outside of your echo chamber.

Unplug, and take naps. Near dream-states always gets me going.

0. https://www.interaction-design.org/literature/article/introd...
You could also of course turn off the ineffective MAC filtering, was this option considered?
I’m thinking giant statue in the dessert, lost and forgotten, like tears in the rain.
"Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away."
From what I see, people tend to tag their friends in these massive threads.
But Tesla and Waymo are trying to solve the full problem.

If u limit yourself to an easier sub-set of pre-mapped routes, highways, speeds, weather, etc - maybe get a conditional L4 certification ahead of the others ??

And i think the business model still holds under these limitations. Just a thought....
> It would solve a lot of problems if the elderly move to smaller houses and leave the bigger houses for families that need them.

A lot of places make that kind of swap uneconomical. From paying capital gains now instead of later, to loss of property tax increase exemptions to loss of property tax deferrals. Some places exempt gains on housing gains but not other gains (kinda a problem if you downsize and take a windfall)…

Many places ignore housing wealth when it comes to social assistance, but include everything else.
Found in a link below, this may be closer: https://allrgb.com/chl
FAANGs don't typically block you from retrying again later, but I'm not aware of them allowing you to do it right away.

If they haven't specified when you can try again already, you could ping the recruiter and ask. I'm guessing it wouldn't be anything less than 6 months, though, judging by what I've seen by my own failed attempts :).
Which was all Afghan National Army gear. I would damned well hope that the US would not give portable nuclear reactors to a shaky ally.
You don't need to sell out if you can create a service or product that people are willing to pay money for - even indirectly. Granted, this is certainly a difficult feat to pull on a free image hosting site.
I presume there are a lot of non-Americans with SSNs: I have one from working in the US on a working visa.
The disabled hotlink images are the only reason I know imageshack exists. How’s that for marketing?
Thanks for the tip, I didn't know about them. From an initial look $240 for a 1 core vps is a bit too expensive for us.
There is definitely a dedicated subculture there with their own rules (e.g. selfies being mercilessly down voted in usersub). Also the demographic was relatable for me as it skewed more towards older millennials.
Yeah, but what good is a specification of an obscure language that commercial projects won't touch because it's share-alike, and free projects won't touch because it's not-free?

It would need to be a success to warrant alternative implementations, and the license is inadequate for a language to get widespread adoption.
Well, why change a formula that leads to an exit.
Off topic: I hadn't listened to Ahmad Jamal in years until a couple months ago, and he was a genius. So much creativity, with no sacrifice of lyricism, and an amazing way with silence.
No, it isn't. Equipment that the US military was managing was evacuated securely and on schedule. Equipment that it had handed off to other parties (mostly the ANA) was not. Nuclear reactors are not likely to fall into the second category.
Is embezzlement a form of money laundering?
It's not. This is like not subtle at all, there's a lot of real time monitoring on fees to decide the optimal one for your transactions. If this was not a mistake and it's really someone trying to hide the 23m transaction, they just didn't know what they were doing. A normal transfer would have been sneakier.
This is one of the great things about starting companies. You remove all the political bullshit. You report to others constantly and might even actively monitor competitors as a touchstone on your own progress. More people should start companies.
Actually, a pick-up/drop-off location will probably have a human present! So there is not even a need to fully automated this
The problem with scrum is that it is micromanagement distributed. And that it makes whole team victim of the assertive asshole when that one appears.
It's a bit early to say nothing will come of this. Google certainly has deep pockets and an incentive to push for prosecution, and indeed they have alerted the FBI.
$11 = 250426 đ
WSJ seems to hide what the background of the text author is. (looking up in Wikipedia):

"Lomborg's views and work have attracted scrutiny in the scientific community;[6][7][8] he was formally accused of scientific misconduct over The Skeptical Environmentalist, and the Danish Committees on Scientific Dishonesty concluded in an evaluation of the book that it misrepresented scientific facts.[9]"

"The Lomborg Deception, a 2010 Yale University Press book by Howard Friel, analyzed the ways in which Lomborg has "selectively used (and sometimes distorted) the available evidence",[7] and alleged that the sources Lomborg provided in the footnotes did not support—and, in some cases directly contradicted, Lomborg's assertions in the text of the book.[51]"
They don’t care. Why is that hard to understand?
Compared to the US, unfortunately, it is. I have Verizon FiOS in a major metropolitan center and only get about 200MB both ways. And that's not even the base plan, that's an upgraded plan.

As with most things like this in the US, the cause is privatization of things that should be public utilities and unchecked monopolistic behavior. In most places you have exactly one choice in internet service provider, so they give you what they give you at the price they ask and you deal with it or you don't have home internet.

And in 2011? Forget about it. I had crappy copper-wire DSL in 2011 and was glad for it.
On the Hardness of Detecting Macroscopic Superpositions
Answer to #1:

In the google search results, click the three vertical dots above the link and to the right of the domain. If using mobile, you'll need to switch to desktop mode to see the three dots. After clicking, an "About this result" pane will pop up to the right, probably[1]. In that pane you'll see the true link, and you can Right Click > Copy Link.

[1]: On my computer, the "About this result" pane says "BETA", so not sure if everyone can use it. It works for me in a private window, though.
Just because COVID is impeded does not mean the mask is effective.

The mask might impede COVID by 1% and carbon dioxide by 0.5%. That means the mask is 99% not effective against COVID, but a model I created [1] shows that even the 0.5% impedance will eventually lead to the mask keeping in half oxygen and half carbon dioxide, leading to higher carbon dioxide inhalation.

[1]: https://gavinhoward.com/2020/08/masks-and-carbon-dioxide/
https://www.medialab.la/ for those wondering.

> medialab is a holding company of consumer internet brands.
Telegram Program Secrets Hidden
Get ready for the vaccine mandate goalposts to be shifted to '6-monthly booster shots for everyone'.

This is already the policy in Israel:

https://www.businessinsider.com/israel-vaccine-pass-to-expir...

"Israel said its vaccine pass, which grants access to nonessential venues like restaurants and bars, now expires six months after the second dose of vaccine."

"Getting a booster shot five months after the second dose resets the clock and extends eligibility for the so-called "green pass" by another six months, Israel's health ministry announced."
Anecdata on this: yesterday I filled up an almost empty 55 Lt tank for €90. The actual petrol cost €35, the remaining €55 was taxes.
> My point was the end result is the same as inline, yes it's less verbose than inline but it's more obscure unless you have all the shorthand class names memorized.

It's not the same as inline styles because it expresses things that inline styles fundamentally cannot. Inline styles don't have media queries or selectors.

> It's just a messy string, can you even make that type safe?

WTF? Is any other HTML class string typesafe?
I'd also note that an even-more-infectious variant of SARS-2 (Delta), in which children transmit just as readily (I haven't seen proof of this whatsoever but let's accept it for the sake of argument), and which largely-but-not-completely bypasses vaccine immunity (this is definitely the case; the Israel data confirms that the approach of vaccinating against just the spike protein was an incredible failure given that a couple point mutations on the spike like we saw with Delta was enough to drop vaccine efficacy to <=40% against infection), should tell us that trying to run away from this virus or wage war on it is folly and that, yes, your kid is going to be exposed to COVID, and that's okay.

This is a bit of a side tangent but it never ceases to amaze me that the supposed asymptomatic spread of COVID (which was never proven; pre-symptomatic was but asymptomatic appears to have been a myth) was used as a justification for the necessity of lockdowns and the like, when really it should have been a screaming indicator that we should stop trying to aggressively contain the damn thing and just focus on population health and focused protection of the severely vulnerable.

By the same logic (this is me basically restating my first paragraph), the idea that a variant that infects kids more easily or as was argued above that kids can transmit more easily, is a sign that we should stop trying to close schools, not that we need to double down. And regardless it seems like people seem to have forgotten that we're now in late September 2021. It's almost been two years of this now.

Hell, I remember catching major flak here (on a different account) in early-mid 2020 for saying that we were going to stay locked down until they coerced everyone into being vaccinated, and at the time I was called a conspiracy theorist; nowadays people act like I'm crazy for not wanting vaccine passports, and will turn around and act as if we all collectively knew they were going to happen from the beginning! More than 18 months of this, a third-world child starvation / missed medical appointment crisis, a massive worldwide uptick in missed preventative care like cancer screenings, a >30% rise in y/y fentanyl overdose deaths in the US alone, and yet people still insist on more of these ineffective and outright authoritarian measures?!
It's a plus when talking about a tablet-sized device with a touch screen - there are more Android apps for those use cases than Linux ones.

That will hopefully change with the PineNote.
They are usually slow on the uptake. I'm pretty sure the CenturyLink outage wasn't reported until a day or two later after it happened.

I am surprised that tech sites aren't faster to report on it though.
If you connect the device to a wireless network, you can see the MAC address from the perspective of the network. You can't connect without advertising your address.
oh that could easily do it! anytime there are weird issues with computers and no obvious cause power and/or RAM are the likely culprits.

good luck! hope it works, UDM pro isn't without its issues, but it's pretty dang good for what it does!
This post strikes me as pretty misanthropic.

It attributes everything everything you don't like into a an undefined outgroup "they". "They" are beyond reason, kindness, logic. Then it concludes that "they" had it coming.

I don't see this as a a valid justification. If you turn a person into a 1-dimensional strawman that is responsible for decades or centuries of social conflict, of course it will seem like they are a waste of skin. This seems to a common problem with this line of thinking.
Not just 23x...but 230x transaction value ($23M to send $100K). Not to mention it was 7,700,000x the going rate for the other transaction in that same block.
The US should absolutely do more to reduce its emissions, but the actions or inaction of one country doesn't impugn or absolve others. Otherwise any country can and will point to some other country and use some contrived rationale like yours to justify inaction. At the end of the day, we need all countries to meet their emissions targets, otherwise we'll just be pointing fingers at each other while society crumbles around us.
This is not how it work though. When mining is on the way your transaction should already be included. What miner can do though is to never publish your transaction unless he got a block and fairly certain that he'll be the first.

Also if miner has target to get so high fee he can easily spend few millions to increase their mining capacity for a short burst, etc.
You should look into OVH. They have those gaming server and they handle the DDOS protection. I was getting hit by DDOS before, but since I moved there, nothing (except an email from OVH to let me know that my server is being attacked and that they are filtering my trafic). On the server itself you just don't feel anything.

Edit: I should add that the DDOS protection is included with the server rental and there is no limit on the size or duration of the attack.
I have a hunch -- and it's no more than a hunch -- that this has nothing to do with anything except the Metaverse. I think Facebook believes children won't grow up socializing on Instagrams and Tiktoks...they'll socialize in something that looks more like a virtual world, whether it's Fortnite or Minecraft or whatever the equivalent is in 5-10 years.

Through that lens, it's perfectly appropriate to shift your investments.