skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I already was doing something similar and have been for what…5 years I think? Anyway, I have an account with Fastmail and my own domain configured with their “catch all addressing” feature, such that anything before the @ doesn’t matter, it ALL goes to me and only me (I’m the sole user of said domain). So I can do things like apple@mydomain, microsoft@mydomain, playstation@mydomain and so on to both keep each address separate from the others and so if there’s a breach or other shady shit going down, I know at a glance who’s responsible and this have some idea of my exposure risk. Ideally though I’d like to be using UUIDs before the @ so specific targeting by guessing something like “I’ll bet his Venmo account is venmo@“ won’t be possible, I just haven’t started doing that yet.

Lately I’ve been combining this with cards via privacy.com to further limit my risk in the event of another data breach, and so far it’s working quite well, though I do have a long way to go to fully convert everything.

As for longevity, Fastmail has been around since 1999 in some form or another, and even made themselves independent again after being acquired by another company through an employee buy-out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastmail
Nice, and it seems to be quite cheap as well.
It's unfortunate, tho, they don't talk about data residency: where are servers located? Where will my data be copied?
There are many entitlements that the free account can’t have. There are also other provisioning profile management bugs with free accounts that apple hasn’t fixed.
Yes, i agree with you. Which is why I personally never bother checking the codes in person because I just trust WhatsApp
The Philosophy of Emacs
> So, trying to pivot to a more full service role of Data Analytics or SQL/Python Developer.

I'm not sure if any of those fields are in enough demand for US companies to look for people overseas. Perhaps one exception (that I know of) is Data Engineers - there's a huge move in Data Engineering to use Python. Perhaps you could try specializing in that area.
So you'd have to have a wire pressed against your chest with your back on the ground... Unlikely but yes possible hazard when working on solar panels
> The report existing doesn't mean this isn't some counter information campaign

But it uses the name/rep of an actual university, and presumably is data is open for peer review? a "counter information" campaign that fights falsehood with truth is fine in my book. I'd call that an "awareness campaign".

> this post seems to engage in similar tactics

In what sense?
8-bit Guy does this frequently in his restorations.[1] He’s tested a lot of methods in the past. [2] One thing I noticed in the old video is that heat worked even better than sunlight in the peroxide solution, and the sunlight was also heating the water in the Texas sun. But the light makes a difference as seen by the rock shadows. He’s also built indoor UV setups before. He didn’t seem to be aware of sous vide immersion heaters as a solution for making larger volumes of heated water at a stable temperature since he was thinking of inventing his own version of one with various parts from the hardware store.

[1] skip to 2:45 https://youtu.be/xhBnyK5lQ2s

[2] https://youtu.be/qZYbchvSUDY
As much as this is a cool feature, the distoypian anti-privacy laws Australia [0] (where Fastmail is based) prevents me from ever using their service. I know it isn't their fault but it has to be said.

[0] https://www.iflscience.com/policy/australias-new-police-powe...
[1]
Life's too short to worry about people doing dumb things. If you managed to fix their middle finger, they would find a different way to make you miserable. Just block/circumvent, use your time in a more joyful or productive manner and let the specialist ankle-biters deal with the managers.

• https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic / https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/

• https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock / https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/ublock-origin/ + subscribe to the annoyance filter lists

• https://noyb.eu/noyb-aims-end-cookie-banner-terror-and-issue... / https://noyb.eu/donations-other-support-options
Learning to Live Fearlessly
> Just think, if this were a larger company doing this

Just think, they said wistfully, how angry we could be if things weren’t such as they are. What a glorious, outraged life we could be leading.
Yes. IIRC we used to have math problems called "distance SNCF" where you were asked to calculate the distance between two cities, and then the "train distance". The difference is, with the train distance you have to go through Paris, no matter what is the actual distance between the cities.
I've only heard of retr0bright in this regard. SNES consoles are pretty famous for yellowing at different rates. As other commenters have stated, sunlight degrades plastic. It may perform some whitening, but you're damaging the old electronics.

https://www.retr0bright.com/make.html
honestly, given the current adoption, growth and state of the ecosystem, I don't think it is.

In theory, you could achieve with it what Matrix achieves, but it would probably be more feasible to start from scratch - like Matrix did

That said, I see how it currently has advantages when it comes to resource consumption as well as internal deployment to centralized services.
for people who might say 'oh, but these batteries are so dangerous!'

How many cooling system leaks (radiator+water pump related plumbing) result in vehicle engine fires per year?

I imagine the largest insurance companies have reasonably good data on this as a cause of total-loss of a vehicle.

How many times have you seen in person, or seen a photo of a burned out RV that somebody pushed too hard up a mountain pass without keeping an eye on the engine temperature?
It from Bit: John Archibald Wheeler
> The next generation of tracking tech relies on the backend transfer of server logs between a website and the ad platform, which is invisible to your own network

I've not heard of this, what sites are giving logs to networks?
Show HN: Pixeldrain – File sharing service optimized for speed and ease of use
It's still in development, so no details about that yet. Maybe their top tier DCs?

"Our vision for R2 includes multi-region storage that automatically replicates objects to the locations they’re frequently requested from."
I do exactly the same, what is the advantage of masked emails over this pattern?
Pixeldrain is a project which I started working on during the lunch breaks at school around 6 years ago. Originally it was intended as a screenshotting tool for Linux. Eventually I realized I had more fun working on the backend than the desktop app, so I abandoned the app and opened up the site for all file types instead of just images. Both the backend and frontend are optimized to be as fast as I can possibly make it.

Recently I also responded to a question on HN asking about tech stacks, you can find that one here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28300657. Following the success of that post I thought I should show my project to everyone on HN.
> "no active monitoring"

What the actual... how is something like this even allowed to be operational without monitoring?
For germany, I've heard of people getting around 2.7k € per month in CS (so around 32k € per year). Definitely below industry starting salaries (which are around 50-60k as far as I heard), but still decent.
In addition to my sibling comment, I'd point out that the weight of fuel is negligible in this application, especially in a smaller car. A full 14 gallon tank weighs half of an adult male. You'd save more fuel in the long run by losing some weight, but it still wouldn't be that much.
I rediscovered the joy of my carefully tagged music collection with Plex. Turns out I really do prefer the media I gathered (whether for sentimental or quality reasons)
Yes..., but what difference it makes to this fire?

Are you working in EE?
I'm so glad that terrorists are largely unimaginative and/or incompetent. There are so many targets, including trains, that they're ignoring that would be so much easier to hit.

I think what many people seem to be missing is that you don't need to kill 3000 people. If you kill 1000, spread out across 10 cities, you're going to cause a lot of fear and chaos.
> Lots of good material here, but I was annoyed how the author chose to keep calling Von Neumann "Johnny". That's a bit like a biography of Richard Feynman in which the author almost always refers to him as "Dick" or "Ricky".

The funny thing is, Richard Feynman often referred to him as "Johnny von Neumann." See "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" for examples.
i mean, there is supply, that supply is constrained artificially by Rolex itself. Since Rolex is just a non essential good, i don't really think it can be taken as example of how monopolies have distorted the economy. Now if you can make a case that water, wheat, bathroom paper or something of that kind is being artificially inflated, then yea that is a real problem.
Scrum is one of the worst things ever to happen to Software Developers. The embodiment of metric rigging, and Developer disenfranchisement. A dream for a certain type of manager. I changed career not to have to use it.

Can you imagine Linus, John Cormack or Brian Kerningan having to stand up every morning, providing updates on what bug or feature they are working on? Which one would throw its mouse to the Scrum Master head first, when he would complain about their project "velocity"?

Use the "One Hacker Way" instead:
https://youtu.be/FvMuPtuvP5w
https://www.mayoclinichealthsystem.org/hometown-health/speak...

Mayo Clinic disagrees with your program. So of the two options: the Mayo Clinic being wrong, or your assumptions being wrong. I'm going to go with your assumptions being the one that's wrong.
And then when (if*) we become independent, and China finally gets the balls to scoop up Taiwan, our administration will be nowhere to be found.
solving vergence-accommodation conflict could also be important for long term use fatigue, which no current or near future headset even attempts to solve.
Cloud 66 Prepress – Build and deploy Jamstack site on your own cloud
So the Soviets defended their helpless neighbors for free; the U.S. occupied Poland then demanded that Poland pay money to wealthy war-profiteering capitalists for the privilege?

It is funny that denizens on Madison Avenue think they have a corner on spin. "Caveat emptor!"
This feature is an integration with Fastmail's masked addresses. You don't need to use their domain, but you do need to use them as your email provider.

Disclosure - I work at 1Password, though I had only tangential involvement in this effort
It's similar to the problem of security holes. Defenders have to find all bugs. Attackers have to find a single bug that the defenders missed. Twitter has to find all bots. These researchers have to find a single (cluster of) bot that Twitter missed. It's a lot easier.
No, it's not the power, either, as low resistant paths can be extremely dangerous (such as wet skin). Really, it's a 2 dimensional space that makes for a less catchy aphorism. "It's not the voltage that kills you, it's the combination of voltage and conductivity".

Honestly I kinda hate that saying. It's like "it's not the fall that kills you, it's the sudden decelleration on impact." For most situations people encounter, it's high voltage sources with more than enough power which are dangerous.
> The trip from video encoding on the PC, over the WiFi, and display in the headset averages about 3ms for me, using a 5ghz access point that’s several years old.

Wow that's pretty impressive, especially considering the 4K main screen + additional virtual screens used. I wonder how you get the latency this low. 3ms means no buffering at all, neither during encoding nor decoding. The best I could achieve so far is a little less than 60ms but with the additional restriction that playback has to be done via browser.
Just commenting because I want to save this post
* Person makes product, shares it

* Nobody uses product

* Person eventually retires product

* Person makes product, shares it

I'm starting to think the business books that say find the audience first might be onto something honestly. I still don't want to do it, but yeah
Were you going for Чеrnobyl?
The article puts it this way: "ESV found a Megapack cooling system leak caused a short circuit resulting in overheating that led to a fire in a nearby battery compartment." Nothing here implies that the damaging heat generation occurred at the location of the short circuit. It could have been at any point in the new current path created by the short circuit, depending on its resistance and the share of the overload current it carried.
Syphon (https://syphon.org) landed Multiaccount support several months back, though it still lacks many other features.
OP means many (most? Most of the older?) links don’t work implying the projects are not active.
That’s a good first step, but.. I mean, I can’t be the only one here who has daily driven a single phone for longer than four years, right?
I think they mean the websites/products featured in Show HNs don't exist anymore.
What would you like the answer to be? Do you need regional control over data storage like we do with this https://blog.cloudflare.com/supporting-jurisdictional-restri...?
A cooling system for something that's on fire sounds like exactly where there should be a jet of water flowing for a long period of time :)
Low trust societies have their advantages. They are less likely to develop into dictatorships because factions don't trusts other factions enough to give them too much power.
Plus with a PhD you don't always choose where you go, you go where the door is open.
Shipping logs would be an extreme breach in my mind.

But I can BS. Without a cross site unique identifier, the logs would not be usable across different sites...

Though... I guess a browser fingerprint could be used as a non-centralized method to generate that unique key...
> It really hammers home this is not in the big leagues

“This piece of writing, saying A, indicates that the author really does mean A” is a very boring observation.
Release Date of Big Mouth Season 5 Revealed in New Poster
And Amnesty International rarely publishes good new either.
Since 0.8.1 Fail2ban uses Sendmail MTA for mailing so this is worrying only if you purposefully reverted to mail or upgraded from an older version. Recent deployments SEEM like they'd be fine out of the box.

The patches just update the action files to add escaping if you happen to be using mail.
Desalinization is a thing, and one that's often overlooked because the people holding the purse strings are generally cheap-asses.
I have some views on this I'd like to share with other people. Does anyone know of a web site where people can share their thoughts without having their account disabled if they happen to have the wrong opinion?
Literally 2 days ago was wanting something like this to use alongside a privacy.com card! This is great to have and since the addresses are fastmail addresses, they're unblockable unlike various throwaway address services that play a cat-and-mouse game.
Do You Need Environment Variables in Python?
The average consumer has no knowledge of that use of the word autopilot.
Love it! It'd be nice to have a couple more example datasets, and I'd promote them to the top level (rather than in 'more'). I think the first thing many users will want to do is just try to tool with some pre-provided datasets - and when it works nicely (which it does!) then maybe import their own data
I Run Builds and Tests in VSCode Efficiently
This is like 10 years late
Majestic Taco.
I recently did this (Edit: import) via sqlite for somebody, the iOS->Android direction, but with knowledge about both databases schema you can go both ways. Whatsapp also has the I->A route in beta for some time too?

There are some preconditions, it's not the easiest, but "no 3rd party" required so to speak
Linked in the article is their list & dates of the new top level domains coming - https://www.cloudflare.com/tld-policies/

I hope to see a few more obscure ones in the future, especially the 2 letter ones like 'im'
Because fires are bad, and they can kill workers and shut down facilities?
Power hungry is not a term I'd use to describe a Core 2 Duo.

Or do CPUs need more power to run as they get older? That would be news to me.
As a compromise, I use a catchall email adress, so @«my HN handle, without numbers».me comes to my single mailbox. Then I use sieve filtering to sort the emails into folders based on the address they're sent to; if there's no special filing rule, it comes to my inbox. So, when I want to sign up for a new service, I can just pick an email (usually based on the domain name), no setup required (unless I want it to be filled into some particular folder).

The downside is that you (and spammers) can* send email to any random address and reach me, but in practice I have not found that to be a problem; I don't actually get spam at addresses which are not posted somewhere online. And it's in your best interest to contact me at a more specific email, because if I ever do get widespread spam, I'll swap the default rule to mark as spam, and only allow specific addresses. I recommend hn+«your handle»@«my domain».

On the off chance: I'm moving to NYC soon and am in the job market; feel free to shoot me an email if you're hiring at a company that's solving real problems for humans (not, say, selling ads).
Around 15 years ago, the micro controller world was as proprietary as the FPGA is today. Arduino won. We're fighting the same battle this time and I hope we'll win again.
No, but as we learn about the disease, how to mitigate the spread, and develop vaccines, there should be a uniform decline in the trend across all areas.

We are not seeing that. Some areas are being affected as if they are doing almost nothing about it. Whereas other areas are hardly being affected anymore.

You absolutely must track trends and not just "since the start". By your logic, Blockbuster is a thriving company because, since its start, it made a lot of money.
Read the doc, this has nothing to do with lithium batteries as a component. This was a System Requirements/Hazard Analysis failure.

The fault lies square with Tesla. No amount of RV analogies can dilute this.
I still don't know wtf is Pocket supposed to be doing.
I think there’s something to be said for cultivating a passion rather than falling into one
I couldn't tell you a specific site, but here's an explanation of both Google's and Facebook's functionality.

FB: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/conversio...

Google: https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/conversion...

This is also why companies like Tealium and Segment are currently valued at billions of dollars. They provide a single middleware integration point to funnel customer data to the dozens of marketing companies that are now leveraging server-side APIs instead of browser pixels.
Actual consequences? So, the cop cracks your skull, but the judge lets you go, and the cop continues cracking skulls, maybe yours again.

Your lawyer maybe sues the department for use of excessive force, and maybe gets a settlement from the taxpayers. Again, with exactly zero effect on the crooked cop.

Maybe lawyers should be suing the police union, too.
Symbiflow: The GCC of the FPGA World
I've never heard of Winget. Is MS offering a first-party alternative to Chocolatey now?
I take it as -- using the word "fail" to mean you don't finish your Ph.D. is the word a survivor (say, professor) would use. Even though grandparent didn't survive in academia, they're still using the terminology associated with that. Namely, that not becoming a professor is somehow failing.
Enabling 14M users to collaborate async
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I work through this by only accepting wildcards on a subdomain. I have a 'real' email address on the parent domain for actual human correspondence. Services and salespeople get the subdomain.
Yes, obviously unions have problems scaling to the entire country. But I was specifically asking why someone (the OP) who is presumably earning 11% more would rather work in a non-union shop.
I ended up at https://$mydomain.1password.com/integrations/directory and I can only see Fastmail as an option. Clicking there it asks me to Connect with Fastmail rather than that I can provide my own domain. I already have a wildcard domain setup so I'd like to use it as @davzie mentioned.
I have a couple of old projects, some also on HN, that I abandoned. Most of them had static sites, so I moved them to GitHub Pages, but didn't renew their domains.

To answer why: these were all side projects. Over the years, I created at least a dozen, and I can't maintain them all. Most are obsolete. Their last update is many years old. The websites are usually not mobile-friendly. Some had links to sites like Google+ that do not exist anymore.

Every minute I spend on updating old sites is a minute I can't spend on the newer stuff I am working on.
There are many business friendly regions in the US with plenty of water. The mid-West for example. is pretty business friendly. KY, IN, TN, AR, MO, WV, and others all have plenty of water, and more business friendly laws than AZ
I have no idea where that literary quote is from but it’s pertinent here.

In related news, what software or tools do you use to manage that whitelist? I’ve been considering stunting similar.
I wasn't condoning ads, I was simply acknowledging the perverse ecosystem. Also, I don't know what policing them would look like. They operate by abusing legitimate techniques. It's a baby and bathwater situation.
> I have an M1 mac and on standard configuration it’s unusably slow.

Is that using a native build or via Rosetta?
> After all, God, much like 4G, is omnipresent.

That was funny and I'm pretty sure 100% tongue in cheek.
Yeah, you either have to use one of our (Fastmail's) domains, or your own domain in which case it's linked to you by the domain registration. Not much choice there!

For sure we recommend (and make it very easy) using your own domain. We want you to stay because we're providing you enough value to be worth staying, not due to lock-in.
Buy a super cheap domain that you park all of these new email addresses at, like 7467j.com. Then, if you ever need to switch providers, take the entire domain with you.
It's more about seismic stability from what I've read. Arizona has much less severe weather than basically anywhere in the US.
I would also note that, etymology of the term and famous examples notwithstanding, the monastic lifestyle is a fraternal one, such as rarely exists anymore: you are living and working within a community of people doing and living the same way as you. "Brother" is even the common title for a monk.

This used to be the most common way to live; a farmer with 10-40 acres finds himself in a community of other farmers, but there aren't many farmers today and industrialization has pushed them far apart.

Aside from the military, most of us just have day jobs, and go home to our separate lives at night.
A lack of Taiwan dependency may well avoid a world war.
Maybe the meager amount of fake accounts uncovered here is testimony to how good the CCP is at compartmentalizing it's propaganda cells.
Here we go again: another article blaming climate change and not poor wildfire management.
No door handles. It can only be opened through an app on your phone that requires internet connectivity.
In my case the panels are, in fact, mounted on wooden brackets a good 1.5 meters off the ground. On the other hand, there's 20 m^2 of them.
Good idea. I wonder when they'll start using a backup ASN from a subsidiary.