skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unions are distributional coalitions. They try to allocate more resources to their members than they would receive otherwise. The source for this surplus is the rest of society. In other words, they are cartels. It should not be surprising that some of them are managed by organised crime.

Be it through negotiating salaries or restricting the number of doctors or enforcing very difficult admission procedures for lawyers.

They tend to also effect other, non-zero-sum game advantages, or otherwise they would probably be outlawed, but this is the gist of it. You can still acknowledge that many were founded with good intentions, but people who do not see at least some downsides have a severe reasoning defect.
Previous discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6335784
It’s screen recording/presentation tooling. Looks like a https://loom.com competitor.
One of my favorite things about Jurassic Park is the way the flaws are so believable. It isn't that they made a bunch of errors that seem absurd.
While this is very cool and I hope it succeeds, I find myself worried that Malloc's dependence on ML makes it extremely vulnerable to adversarial attacks.

Though at the same time, it's probably much harder to change software behavior than it is to modify a bunch of pixels on a photo, so it might be hard to do adversarial attacks with spyware. I wonder if there's research on stuff like this.
Well, keep reading the README, then :) see PF_RING: https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan#pf_ring
Please don't break the site guidelines like this, regardless of how wrong another comment is or you feel it is. There's a very specific rule against it, because when internet users do this (and they do it a lot), they're pouring poison into the community.

In this case it's extra ironic because your comment does exactly what you're arguing against. No more of this on HN, please.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Pretty cool project. I am wondering how it is different from code-server [1]?

[1] https://github.com/cdr/code-server
Tangential: does anyone know of a comprehensive scan of 1990s Wired magazine?
Some states (like Pennsylvania[1], for example) do have a process for "private criminal complaints". It's not without major drawbacks. The process can be (and has been) abused by people who simply want to make life difficult for others.

Texas also recently took the concept you've described but implemented the inverse with SB-8[2] which allows citizens to do precisely what the government itself is legally barred from doing.

[1]https://www.pacodeandbulletin.gov/Display/pacode?file=/secur...

[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Heartbeat_Act
I experience this phenomenon. I have made poor sleep hygiene decisions often in my life. What I'd dispute is that I actually prefer sleep in that moment. Maybe I'd prefer to be asleep. But when I'm on Twitter past midnight, generally I am conscious of the fact that I'm choosing to be reckless and have some fun instead of trying to fall asleep.
Something not mentioned much is that you can respond to these messages that come in through a Masked Email, and your identity is hidden on the outbound messages as well.

They seamlessly integrate with the sender identity feature in Fastmail making it very clear that you are replying from the Masked Email.

From a quick analysis on the headers, I don't see anything that leaks who your real identity is, but of course Fastmail knows and could reveal that if legal reasons exist.

Overall smooth feature along with the ability to use a custom domain for portability (to a less sophisticated wildcard setup, or another provider).
Quest 2 has a higher resolution than Valve Index.

IIRC, the only headset with a higher resolution than Q2 is a PiMax.
what are they google? wait google doesn't even have that
It says something about the goals of app and especially browser design when buggy but not feature crippled consistently beats "not buggy" but constantly removing user features to add tracking and other things we never asked for, like exposing saved payment methods.
I'm curious why you think this. Is there some research to support this view? From what I've read, the placebo effect seems quite real, with quite physical effects. And the surgical placebo effect is stronger than the medicinal placebo effect.

It's not so absurd if you fully accept that the connection between mind and body is bidirectional.
tensorflow and scikit-learn to train and build the model.

On the front FastAPI (behind uvicorn) to accept calls via REST API.

Deployed via docker.

To be honest, tensorflow and scikit-learn may not be the right fit for everything.

Every situation needs different approach and different solution.

Worth nothing, the most time consuming part was dealing with data itself and not model training or machine learning.

In couple of hours you'd notice you're starting at charts and tuning parameters.
I'm quite familiar with that, unfortunately, and for me it didn't only span days, I spent months unable to be productive (you can guess what happened) and the last 3 years struggling to keep up (as a reference, I was one of those so-called 10x performers).

Of course each one of us is a different universe, but let me tell you what helped me (I repeat, this is a personal experience, I'm not a doctor):

* First, do not get anxious about it, otherwise you will feed it and it will amplify.

* Second, force yourself to 5-10 minute work, and I mean force yourself, pick a task, any task, push your brain until you are able to do 5 minutes of work, if you are able it's a good sign

* Third, question your physical health, are you ok? Do you have enough vitamins, etc? A blood check doesn't do any harm. I've found iron deficiency is a big part of not being able to work.

* Fourth, question your mental health, your brain is the most idiotic organ ever, it doesn't know when it's ok or not, do you feel anxiety, stress, impostor syndrome, is there something missing in your life that was previously there? Repeat this until you get clear answers.

* Fifth, process those answers, really process them, they will give you clarity that will lift the mist.

* Sixth, check with a psycologist, my recommendation is that it's specialized in cognitive behavioural therapy.

All of this being said, after points 1-5 I was still struggling, on and off (mostly off) for a while until I did point 6 and this helped me move forward slowly with a lot of "homework". I can't tell you exactly what my issue is because I have many and they're quite intertwined, let's just say that I was brought back from the brink (at the time I did number 6 I started already with anxiety and panic attacks)
The not-indexing the log lines in Loki doesn't mean you can run complex queries on Loki. I've made a video to explain this concept: https://youtu.be/UiiZ463lcVA
This is a completely different use case (in my view).:)
I have a long daily work sessions, interruptions (brakes) are part of the flow. To remove something from my head 3-4 times per hour obviously is a lot slower than simply to stand up and go.

This is your way to evaporate stress, everyone has individual choices in this regard.

Mine include going outside, walking, running, some exercise, shoot photography, drive to a near village, etc.

I spend enough time in-front of a set of displays.
And since early 2000s my choice is always towards high-quality displays as Eizo or Nec. The newer models have eco-friendly mode which adjust automatically the brightness with accordance to ambient light.

Thats why my preference for the work of future is towards holographic displays or projectors. It is more natural.
Burnout comes in many odd shapes. Take more walks, find more nature, and most importantly, do hobby / fun stuff.
>It's annoying and a lot of work.

Not anymore. There are github lists documenting everything you can do with css in firefox these days. And I don't think the answer to your workflow being disturbed is to nuke the entire thing from orbit and built it back up on another platform, that sounds a lot harder than skimming these github pages.
Grimes Wants to Rebound from Elon Musk with 'Lesbian Space Commune'
Cubicles suck, but if I'm going to be stuck in one anyway, I might as well opt to block everything out of my vision except for my screen. My monitor bezels, keyboard, mouse, desk surface, phone, post-it notes, office locker, etc. are just distractions unless I actively need to interact with them.
The coal war: why has China turned its back on Australian coal?
Assembly theory could spell good news for drug discovery
It is incredible what percentage of an issue of Byte was full page ads. They should have been paying the readers.

It's also striking to see street addresses in the ads, some of which are local to me. One company used to do advanced graphics display controllers for computer kiosks in what is now a custom cabinets store in a dingy run down strip center.

https://www.google.com/maps/@38.9306426,-77.237681,3a,75y,17...
Those are known as homoglyphs. This issue has been studied and best practices are documented. There's no complete solution but it can be mitigated.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homoglyph
The only thing preventing a Blink monoculture is Safari, thanks to iOS platform lock-in. Firefox has negligible market share, if that was all that was left, Gecko would have to become a Blink clone to survive, nobody would code exceptions for it.
Is there a way for me to utilize this in my Hacker News app for the comment text? I am the developer of HACK - iOS, MacOS and Android:

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/hack-for-hacker-news-developer...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pranapps.h...
>Fabs need a lot of water, like a swimming pool. Once you fill it up, then you need comparatively less to stay operational.

This is just not true. The amount of cooling required for fabs is extremely significant and without major evaporative cooling you can't get it. With evaporative cooling comes water loss...and not a small amount of it, especially in the desert. You can do a lot to recycle water that is used in the process, but not the water loss using in cooling.

This is also evident in the environmental goals set forth by Intel...they talk about returning 100% water to the environment. Well evaporation is back to the environment...
Some of us never left Firefox.
Older Adobe releases do not run on current Macs. Not a problem for Windows versions, but it is a problem for Mac versions.
Kind of makes you wonder how much of Chicago's violence and crime issues are exacerbated by lead poisoning of their citizens...
Our MVP needed content moderation. We put a database tool up and immediately, our first user started using it to create a public-facing database of his porn collection. It was... quite the collection.
you can even disable all that if you want. its completely customizable.
That downvote was fast. See, user moderation works :)
What do you mean by "reveal a different fault"? A program with an indefinite amount of tail calls does not have "a fault".
Lead causes mood disorders.
Previously posted, and torn to pieces: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9897860
You're totally right - we think it might exclude some of those people, too. We're tracking user feedback, though, and keeping an eye on it. But we just want to make sure we don't promote unhealthy habits with too much detail.
very good point about the water, side note for anyone reading this. we really ought to invest heavily in permaculture (restoring eco-systems). anyone who doesn't know exactly what i am talking about please check out the this "tech". it is a lot cooler than it sounds. the process can restore underground watersheds in the dessert and bring back forests. it's a science, but can be learned outside of a university on your own if you don't want to do more schooling, at first i thought it was some hippy dippy stuff but it has fangs
Did Putin made them talk about free speech being a core value too?
Still, I'm not sure the article uses the CDC definition. Going on with the complaint, the article is meaningless.

Did they find a problem? An improvement? Nothing? Nobody can tell by reading it alone.
> Try Dropbox Capture, and get your message across with screenshots, GIFs, or simple videos recorded right on your screen. So you can clearly say what you mean without scheduling anything.

This is at the top of the page for me. Seems pretty clear?
This site reminds me of people who respond to a question by posting a Let Me Google That For You (LMGTFY) link. Do they have a point? Yes. Are they also going about it in a passive-aggressive way that makes them seem like an ass? Also yes.
There's literally a GIF showing what it does
For a long time, unicornscan was the preferred scanner for pentests (nmap is venerable and impressive but it has a lot of weird failure modes on real networks). I had no idea the author had died.
What format, bitrate, and resolution are your video outputs? Or just a length and file size of one that’s handy. (I’m a streaming video engineer and curious.) Reduction in file size from re-encoding doesn’t mean there will be perceivable loss in quality. Your videos should almost certainly not require the kind of bandwidth that you mention unless your deliverables are higher-quality than those from, say, Netflix :)

FYI Mux isn’t an okayish platform for mid-level use-cases, it’s the gold standard for high-performance live streaming and VOD, created by the guys behind a bunch of other stuff pretty central to the streaming industry overall, and is used at the highest level by folks like CBS, Mandolin, etc. Of course you don’t have to use it, but it’s certainly no toy.

Just curious, does your audience expect to download it in full to watch later or on a USB stick as you describe, or is that a side effect due to the large file sizes?

EDIT: I am not a Mux employee, nor is any of this very important, I've just been working in this space for 10 years and very seldom run across something that needs these requirements and I'm curious :)
Amazon’s long-awaited home robot is here
Alternatively, it would be interesting to try having the sensors output 1/(distance + k), where k is maybe 0.1m. Then the output would naturally go to zero as things got further away.
Failure taught me one thing. My self-attested labels of being creative, a builder, risk taker ... were more likely rose tinted glasses. They were the fuel and the motivation of my all-nighters, that effusive optimism and self belief.

Motivation and other labels only go so far. Its discipline that got me anything worthwhile. Showing up and getting shit done, even when I didnt feel like it. A realist view of what could cause me to fail.

A little bit of world-weary jadedness does wonders in channeling creativity towards what really needs to be done.
I agree with you to some extent, but a lot of the corrupt behavior of police is actually illegal with explicit laws and sentencing. For example, "you might beat the rap, but you can't beat the ride". That is an arrest without probable cause, as if the officer thinks that the defendant can beat the rap, he doesn't have enough evidence to arrest. That is a chargeable offense known as Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law, and it carries a max penalty of 10 years in prison.

The biggest problem is our chickenshit prosecutors, not a lack of criminal laws that apply to the police. We could have more, certainly, but we don't even apply the ones we have.
Amazon Astro
Thanks for mentioning this. I've been aware of this group since its announcement, but have been ignorant of the ongoing discussions.

Hopefully Google and others are receptive to some of the proposals made in the issues. I recognize the value of reintroducing the persistent capabilities to the SW model.
This has me surprised because most of these changes are not very complicated and I have always wondered why these methods weren't more widespread. To me defeating ad blockers seems easy as long as you're willing to play cat and mouse (and if your income depends on it I guess you are)
> To get started, visit dropbox.com/capture on your Windows or macOS computer to download the app.

So, no Linux client. Dropbox is one of the few companies which had a proper linux client for syncing files. It is a pity that they are now releasing products which do not have linux support.
Why OpenAI’s Codex Won’t Replace Coders
Completely agree with the 5 minute rule, as I mentioned in my comment, it's one of the steps (for me at least it was)
Futures of Distributions (2018)
Isn't the implementation the same between Android and iOS?
Itel can also move somewhere else. It's bad coming into a community and telling everyone their water costs more now because you want a lot of it.

If anything, Intel should pay them to get rid of their lawn
> I created a way to run GitHub actions on Jenkins.
> Brought IDE completion to Jenkins pipelines.

That sounds very interesting. I looked through your github, which project are those part of?
How do you detect the ground truth for training the model? Do you manually label it?
A fully functional lab grown brain would BE a human regardless of how it would be treated.

If the baby or the human had a sufficiently damaged or deficient brain it WOULD be a pile of meat. If they weren't treated as such it would be because of an emotional connection as opposed to a logical reason. This is all you've posited in this comment. Emotional situations designed to confuse the issue. I am using my brain, specifically to cut through the fog.
In frameworks like scrum, where estimates are crucial, developers adjust/hack estimation according to their needs.
Where? There’s just an empty green box on firefox

Turns out, it’s HEVC video in a Quicktime container... Who thought that’s a good idea?
This is great, but why does Fastmail need 1Password to do this? Just a marketing collab thing?
Yeah, then someone has to create or find that whole table and make.

The initial problem wasn't those symbols but the content itself, the symbols and special characters came into the problem later.

Later on as mentioned in my original comment, that they would use positive content from other blog posts that were published/passed the moderation to mix up their bad content.

Probably could use a different method, but at that time needed something quick and fast and it worked and still works with very little tweaking.

Although we don't have massive amount of threats or abusers anymore to exactly know the effect, but again, so far it works.

That time, they would coming several thousands per minute, IP blocking, range blocking, USER AGENT, captcha or anything such didn't work on them.
I'm trying to figure out the long-con of Cloudflare. Too many free/fantastic products.
TikTok Wants More Ad Dollars, and It Has a New Plan to Get Them
Windows/macOS only. On Linux, it shows a download button that doesn't work.
You still can, but that's for pentests _targetting_ AWS hosted infrastructure. They've always frowned upon using AWS to target _other_ services, however.
Not to mention XULRunner/XPCOM was Electron before Electron. I remember using the Songbird app, as well as an IM client whose name I can't recall now, across Windows and Linux back in the 00s. So They literally decided to cede the cross-platform browser-based desktop software framework du jour to Chromium.
Turn on your ability to see dead comments if it is not on already. Even HN would be a landfill without moderation.
https://www.getcloudapp.com has been doing this for ages + supports custom domains.
This could be seen as a metaphor for the practice of public relations. Like when we learn about the president's dogs. Sounds like a strange interpretation, I know, but folklore and various traditions have been known to contain veiled wisdom. Also, the behive has a lot of esoteric associations.
V = I * R
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Think "Windows Snipping Tool", but can also do video and screen recording. You would paste the result into MS Teams, or Slack, etc.
how do you feel about personal superstitions, developed through individual experience? in my household, before bed, i ask for blessings from my parents and return the sentiment. i'm not pious, nor even religious in the standard sense, but whenever i forget to or don't have the chance, i feel terribly anxious, like something terrible will happen to them/me overnight. i know this comes off as irrational, but it makes me feel safe.
It seems like the generation could be stopped after both vehicles hit an obstacle in the first second. The other 16 seconds are helpful how?
I think the term of art these days is "tattleware"—there have been a flurry of stories in the media lately about the growth of the market during the pandemic.

While I can see how its possible to abuse RescueTime in this way, as a happy customer for several years now, its been a lifesaver for me in several ways. It helps keep me from falling down rabbit holes thanks to my ADHD, which is probably the biggest reason I started using it. It also made it much, much easier to bill my hours when I was working as a consultant.

I know the skepticism factor is high here on HN, but having been a customer of theirs for years, I can say that the RescueTime team is one of the good actors in this space.

Brian, looking forward to seeing the new work once its released!
uh,, i have to ask. how about using this R2 to host peertube content? it would be somewhat expensive but you are not concerned with egress?
That’s great because that means there can be no more cross-domain tracking. Which is what was the problem all along.
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1 is a fair criticism of that post. Posting the report isn't.

>It could be that the article is garbage, but that is a very minor point. It's referencing research from a reputable institution, if you want to criticize the research or methodology, do so upstream.

It's not a minor point, the article was what is posted here for discussion. No matter how reliable the report is the article may be suspect.

I figured out how they got the 98000 too, it's the total number of interactions the Ambassadors tweets got. Using that number in the bullet point when the report claims well under half of them were part of the campaign is intentionally misleading.
I recently posted my brand new Android (also iOS and MacOS) client for Hacker News called HACK. I was hoping to get more traction as I have seen many posts here asking about what mobile clients people use, so I thought people might be interested in my app. But not sure why it didn't get much traction :(

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28366991

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pranapps.h...

3 years ago, I had also created the iOS & MacOS client for my Hacker News app HACK:

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/hack-for-hacker-news-developer...

It has all the awesome features - login with your HN account and swipe to vote, favourite, reply. You can submit new posts too.

I believe my app is the only HN client to have:

1. The app has a built in reader mode as well as text to speech for an article or comment.

2. Push Notifications for replies to your post or comment.

3. Easily access an article via archive.is or archive.org or google cache

4. Built in browser has an ad blocker.

5. All the endpoints of HN.

6. Updated often. I have been updating both the iOS and Android versions as often as needed to implement customer requests.

There's tons of customizations settings and colours, fonts, font size change etc available in the app.

The Android version is brand new, so any feedback is appreciated.
"Just unlock your phone so we can ID you."

Edit:

How the technical implementation works is irrelevant to how the "boots on the ground" will use it. "We can't accept this until the device is unlocked." will be a common refrain. Or "I need the device to verify" while they eliminate your video record of the encounter.

We just recently saw how Apple bends over for government demands.
Mission accomplished: Security plugin HTTPS Everywhere to be deprecated in 2022
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