skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
nothing will ever defeat a determined X from doing Y

I hate when this line of thinking is marched out in defense of an all/nothing approach-- The idea that you don't have a perfect solution, so you shouldn't even bother trying to implement something less than perfect.

There's no reason not to do something that discourages bad activity just because it won't be perfect. With kids especially, they may find a way around a restriction, but that doesn't mean they will always avoid detection (though sometimes they will) And in those cases it also provides a good parenting opportunity to teach lessons on consequences for the decisions made.

At a minimum, you can't simply fail to set reasonable limits just because they may not be followed. An understanding of such limits, if not a full appreciation of them, it pretty critical. And a total lock-down approach of "no X ever ever" is fairly likely to catalyze into a backlash much worse than trying to work with your kids on appropriate limits and then monitory things as they go.
What happened to these workers being "heros"? They exposed themselves during the entire pandemic to care for the sick.

My sense is that NY thinks it can bully them into compliance with these harsh measures. Based on my conversations with my sister-in-law who is a nurse, I suspect they are in for a rude awakenking.
I still have to experience the dire consequences of all breaches my data was leaked in. I guess the worst consequence is probably that I experienced better targeted ads (that were blocked by my ad-blocker anyway?).

I'd say 1B users don't really care, and rightly so, because really the data of which Tik-Tok videos you watch is not really something life threatening for most of them.
It's worse with Google, because they add the friction but then hide it in their own browser. There's no issue copy/pasting links from Chrome.

This is a pattern of behavior. For example, when reading an AMP article hosted by google.com, an iPhone will correctly show `google.com` in its URL bar. Whereas an Android will conveniently rewrite `google.com` to show the URL of the article source, falsely implying the browser connected to a hostname that it did not.

In any other context, it would be called phishing.
I wouldn't consider engaging in FB comment threads to be social nor active.
You might enjoy Lepage’s “Lattice QCD for novices” which develops a lot of the ideas without getting bogged down in the specifics of QCD (it focuses on the harmonic oscillator + a harmonic oscillator).

[0] https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-lat/0506036
I don't have a rm2, but I am intrigued by all the praise for the paper-like feel of the pen/screen combination: have you tried it and not noticed any difference, or are you simply talking based on the specs?

Honestly wondering because it's too expensive to be an impulse buy for me, on top of not being available to my country, so I'd have to jump through hoops and pay extra to get it locally, but I am hoping I can replace gobbles of paper with one device like that.
'You're Enough' by Laurence Fuller https://vimeo.com/537977184
> You really can't teach your kids what they need to know

You clearly haven't interacted with K-12 public school teachers, it's not hard to come up with a better lesson plan.

Anecdotally, it seems the people who go into teaching nowadays are the bottom of the barrel.

You can still socialize homeschooled kids, enroll them in sports, extra-curriculars, etc.

School of choice and group homeschooling are growing more popular and I'm glad.
The 'S' in 'IoT' stands for Security. (Old but good.)
I think this misses the point. Even if what he said has never happened, your mind should be trained to never engage with things like that to begin with. The very first thing that should occur to you is "I'm about to upload a picture of my face on the internet. That's not a good idea. I won't do that." Same with entering personal information.
But, don't forget that evaporation will be greater by maintaining a full tanks.

Besides, you don't want your fuel aging more than 6 or 12 months. So, if you drive less than 40 miles per month (as in a pandemic), it can make sense to just fill up 1/2 way or 3/4.
you have so many no-work options. You can be nice to people and live off their (informal) charity. You could probably work out an arrangement where you barter services for lodging. You could go live with relatives that work.
"The best life is one the gods don't notice."

- Steven Erikson, Gardens of the Moon
You'll also need ECH, to avoid leaking your TLS handshake's SNI.
>Hell, even for Influenza, which kids are much less resistant to than they are for COVID, studies have often found that school closures are counterproductive due to actually ending up with an increased number and diversity of contacts/events.

Can you link to those studies? The big story last year was that cases of/deaths from influenza dropped worldwide[1].

[1]: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/flu-has-disappear...
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I am completely on your side, that's the same reason I bought mine.

But damm I sure wish I had a way to take a note on my iPhone and have it show up on my Remarkable. That would mean when I pick up the Remarkable it has all my notes on it.

Anyone know a good way to do that?
Isn't that the wrong direction to think in?
If one employee in a team of 10 gets promoted to be their leader (because the former one retired or got promoted themselves) then the other 9/10 don't get promoted.

And those people won't ever have reasonable chance to be promoted because the same problem exists one layer up where their team leader only has a 1/10 chance to get promoted over their own colleagues
Exactly. But if you read the GP's interpretation they're all about free speech. Where were the free speech absolutists where people's speech other than "their side" was affected? This makes me doubt if they really believe their own principles.
The science behind Figma's growth engine
I suspect/hope Russia's remaining economy will still be too dependent on exports to risk attacking anyone

Why would Russia attack anyone? What would be the point of such an attack?

Why US is allowed to attack anyone, destroys whole countries and kill millions of people, including hundreds of thousands of civilians and everybody is ok with it (recent examples: Libya, Afghanistan, Syria)?
This could also be a function of your watch list. Twenty years ago ads during NFL were much
Block all the originators of them. I've been doing that for a week or so now, and facebook is slowly getting better. (first I left all groups myself - facebook is a terrible way to keep up with you hobbies as there is no good way to see everything). Facebook is becoming more and more pictures of real events in my friend's life - actually social media, and less and less politics, memes, and pictures that were funny the first time 10 years ago...
I know what you mean, sometimes it seems that little kids always have a runny nose.

I've assumed it would be a long-term bad thing if we don't allow for this. Perhaps it is better for kids to encounter all these rhinoviruses and coronaviruses when they are young. Maybe a lot of them are like covid-19, easy to fend off when young but deadly when older. Maybe that is why people sometimes die of the common cold, because they never caught that particular virus when young.
Yes but they may rate-limit you on getting more interviews (like they may tell you that you can try again next year).
Past related threads:

JSON5 – a superset of JSON with comments, multiline string, trailing comma, etc. - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22598401 - March 2020 (1 comment)

JSON5: JSON for humans - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17375850 - June 2018 (3 comments)

JSON5 – JSON for the ES5 Era - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10956943 - Jan 2016 (8 comments)

JSON5 is a proposed extension to JSON - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7325735 - March 2014 (246 comments)

Show HN: JSON5 — modern JSON - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4031699 - May 2012 (84 comments)
Climate Policy Meets Cold Reality in Europe
There was a lot of speech other than direct and immediate calls to violence that were/are censored.

Regardless, if you read the GP's post, they're saying 'words' should never be banned. So I don't see the making an exception for even the kind of violent speech that you stated. Where were these free speech absolutists back then when their personal misinformation and racist speech wasn't being affected, but others' was?

Makes me doubt their principles.
It seems like a more efficient solution to this problem, assuming it really is a problem, would be to force the sale of these assets and let the existing mechanisms for taxing capital gains work as they do now.
they "may tap the national guard." [0]

[0]: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/new-york-may-tap-national-g...
I'm having a difficult time processing that last statement. The fact that the car is moving will cause the stationary object in front to be changing relative to the car. Although I'm sure that statement refers to an object changing in relation to the background. But even then the object should still be changing relative to the background due to parallax effect.

But my bigger issue is that with multiple cameras, a 3D model of the entire environment should be built up. So that the model the car computer has should include any stationary object in front. Does this just not happen (i.e., do traffic assist implementations, including Tesla's, not actually build a 3D model of the environment from stereo camera vision?)
It's a nice little mountain, but depending on the year it might not have enough snow to open. People at Los Alamos sometimes do laps over the lunch break...
Is his dna even available? It would be interesting to analyze.
34, active user.

It's the freshest thing out there.

The closest thing to IRC/chatrooms of Web 1.0 by how it feels.

Yes, beats even Discord.

Like, remember the days where you could just go online and bump into random people, and it would be interesting? And you could just throw an ugly homepage with your dog and "under construction" gifs without thinking twice, just because it's fun?

That's what TikTok is like, but with videos.
Is it easy? You have to spin the tube at 50k rpm and flow a gaseous form of uranium through it. It’s dangerous and expensive and certainly hard if you’ve never built a centrifuge before.
Yeah, despite ESNI and DNS-over-HTTPS it's likely an ISP could still effectively track usage of certain large-ish sites by IP address alone. Compare against the anonymity inherent in accessing s3.amazonaws.com/some-bucket/some-path.
Better hope it fails :D
Conflict is popular, there's more comments when people disagree. It's a very unintelligent way to measure popularity, number of comments, number of views.

That's why the rest of the Facebook posts you see are "what was your favourite meal as a child?" etc with thousands of comments. The ones people think are phishing scams.
That and any serialization format that has security implications is doomed to fail (or at least be derided).
I hope you understand that enriching Uranium isn't as simple as "spinning natural uranium in a tube".
The Manhattan project used multiple different processes at the time, simply because time was of the essence and they didn't know which would work and which would be most efficient when they started. At peak, they used 10-15% of total US electrical power, as well as quite a bit of important material (mostly metals for particle accelerators).
They didn't have access to centrifuge or laser based enrichment processes, which are significantly more power efficient, but neither of these are simple plants to build. Centrifuges in particular are very delicate pieces of machinery, constructed of special materials and balanced in an extremely delicate way. Oils from your hands would be enough to destroy a unit due to the crazy speeds involved. Not to mention you're still working with gaseous uranium hexafluoride which isn't OSHA approved :-).

TL;DR - even if bomb design is trivial for a gun type bomb, generating enough enriched U235 for a proper bomb requires a significant, prolonged, well funded effort. I agree we would probably have nukes at some point, but I'm not sure when.
These policies are enacted across the country. I must admit to confusion about your hypothetical. Rent control and eviction moratoriums exist in major cities across the USA, so an argument that they can't be enacted because no one will run that supports them is very odd to me.
How many people choosing random answer would it take to muddy the data to the point it is useless?
Why does this work with traceroute but not with tracepath?
Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm: Worst drug approval decision of recent U.S.?
In my neck of the woods, it's all about competition (or that lack there of). I went from 100mbps down for $130 to 300mbps down for $60. What changed? A new ISP in town offering 1 gbps for $100.

If we wanted what other countries have for internet, then what we need is to make the lines public and have ISPs rent them from the government. The reason ISPs can create these duopolies is because every new company has to invest a LOT of money to lay down new data lines. If a company already has their cable/phone lines in place then boom, captured market.

Rentable public data lines would make the cost of setting up new ISPs a LOT cheaper.
Statement from the CEO: https://twitter.com/carloswatson/status/1442351771544735749
> I picked the username because it was only a matter of time until somebody would accuse me of being a nazi - as is the norm these days for anybody who doesn't adhere to the mainstream leftist ideology.

That confirms both that the username is trollish and that your purpose is to use HN for ideological battle, which is against the site guidelines.

We ban accounts that break the site guidelines. If an account uses HN primarily for political battle we're going to ban it regardless of which politics you favor or disfavor.

As for the Holocaust, at at minimum you're concern trolling about it, which is obvious flamebait.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
A key insight is that any combinations of linear transformations is a linear transformation. Got a sequence of a billion linear transformation? The entire sequence can be expressed as a single linear transformation. Thus, no matter how many linear transformation you perform, you're never able to exceed the abilities of a single linear transformation.
how much data have they harvested to target anti china activities you reckon? i've had videos removed talking about politics in china
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun-type_fission_weapon
Look at the diagram on the right - it's the cylinder that's the target.
nyc has fiber with 300/down for $40/mo now....
It's either commas or significant whitespace. No matter what you'll find someone who hates one or the other.
Superiority complex, much?

I share OP's sentiment, and I can flat out say that I am truly fine that "[you] see [me]". The thing is, I don't want to work with you or for you, or for people who don't want to hire me. Jobs are a two-way street and I'm going to pick a place to work for that's a good fit for me time after time. And you know what? I've always busted my ass and I continue to be hired, given raises, etc. - but I will always push back for my own sanity whenever I feel necessary.

>Hard work is in many ways its own reward.

There's a difference between "hard work" and "too much work", and the latter looks different to each and every one of us.

>After decades in the industry, those that have put in the time and effort far outshine their coasting peers. There are benefits for your career should you choose to put in the effort and ascend.

There sure are! And just as there are people like you who want to continue that career ascent, there are those of us who are also completely content with prioritizing other things in our lives beyond our careers, while still putting in a solid day's work every day. I don't care if people outshine me and ascend faster than I do - for me, my career is just something that allows me to provide for my family and my hobbies, but it will never be "who I am". And you know what? I'm happy with my choices and where I'm at. Go on, buddy, and get that promotion! I'll still be over here doing my thing at my pace, not bothered by the fact that I might be standing in your dust.

You would really do well to understand that everyone wants something different out of life and are content to take the paths they want, even if they're not yours. :)
The difference is that under capitalism, these types of resource shortages are so rare that we all freak when they occur. The rest of the 99.99% of the time, commodities have never been as cheap or as plentiful.

Under every other system, people just came to expect shortages of basic essentials like food and fuel.

It may not be perfect, but it’s the least worst system we have.
Statement on recent developments in natural gas and electricity markets
They will submit the debt to a debt collector and ding your credit if this is done. The debt is governed by the contract you signed, not by their ability to charge your card.
If he was wrongly fired he can fight that in court.

Sane public health policy: X is more dangerous that Y.

Insane publish health policy: secret government fake pandemic
Longest subsea cable will send clean energy from Morocco to the UK
This is one area I agree they should look to improve or have offical API's so the community could improve.

I am not in the Apple echosystem but I would love a way to better sync with OneNote, and/or have my Task list manageable by ToDo, ToDoist, or some other task manager, but appear on the Remarkable to check things off.
I personally use Telegram as my main social network. No algorithms, no "recommended", just channels and chats you want. It is not secure, sure, but I don't need it to be secure. A lot of Russian buisness and science-related media is only found there. That said I am Russian and AFAIK most English content there is far-right propaganda so it might not be useful to you.
> Good thing there was a "steady hand" Eisenhower that green lit dropping of the bombs on general population

"... in formulating policies regarding the atomic bomb and relations with the Soviets, Truman was guided by the U.S. State Department and ignored Eisenhower and the Pentagon. Indeed, Eisenhower had opposed the use of the atomic bomb against the Japanese, writing, 'First, the Japanese were ready to surrender and it wasn't necessary to hit them with that awful thing. Second, I hated to see our country be the first to use such a weapon.'"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwight_D._Eisenhower
> Mediocre performers, but boy can they "look the part", flash a big gorgeous smile, and talk in ways that sound pleasing to leadership but are ultimately empty words.

Coincidentally, this also characterizes Ozy's content, which is unbelievably vapid and safe, but delivered with an unearned tone of gravitas. At least TED(x) talks were sometimes good because of the sheer number of them. Ozy content is never good.
To add to the sibling comment, which is correct, I actually created a model [1] that showed that any impedance leads to the air behind a mask eventually stabilizing at half oxygen and half carbon dioxide.

This means that any mask will eventually lead to about the same carbon dioxide intake, even if they let air through quite freely.

[1]: https://gavinhoward.com/2020/08/masks-and-carbon-dioxide/
Free Pascal tech slaps.

Honestly it crushes just about...well, everything. There's even a JS transpiler, it's lightning fast, and it's beautiful.

If you evaluate it on its technical merits, it absolutely stomps. The community is AWESOME too - people just making things because they want to, not because it's some resume padding fad framework BS, there's a lot of people who understand the actual concepts and will talk to you about them.

It is beautiful, and amazing. A 5-10MB executable, just like you had in 1998. Lightning fast. BGRABitmap and BGRAControls? STOMP. https://wiki.freepascal.org/BGRAControls#BGRAVirtualScreen

Oh, you can draw natively just like you would on an HTML5 canvas, but without the overhead of a browser?
https://wiki.freepascal.org/BGRABitmap_tutorial_14

FreePascal/Lazrus are practically a hidden weapon.
There is a great summary of the book at the end of it.

I revisit it often
The US isn’t assassinating dissidents in EU countries, after all. It’s also not installing dictators in your neighboring countries.

This is absolutely not true. US is assassinating dissidents all over the world all the time.

US is installing puppet governments and staging revolutions all the time to pursue its economical interests.

BTW, none of the alleged Russian assassinations were proven. There're only "highly likely" arguments without a single piece of evidence. And when there're counter arguments, they are not printed in the western press. E.g. how Germany was preparing for investigation of "poisoning" of Navalny, before it was known that he was "poisoned".
As well as other bangs too. I frequently use !gh to search for software repos on GitHub, and !a to search for a product on Amazon.

Also, DuckDuckGo has taken keyboard-centric users into account, whereas Google has not. I rarely have to touch my mouse when searching on DDG. Up and down arrows to select the results, enter to go, / to return to the search bar, left and right arrows to go between images and maps and whatnot.

I almost use DDG solely for the UX. The added privacy is just a very nice bonus.

(Tip: you can also type "figlet ______" and it will give you ASCII art for the text you typed. That's neat.)
I think those that want the US medical system to remain private are being extremely short sighted in not finding a way to fix this problem. They can either compromise today and keep a smaller amount of profits going forever, or they can extract maximum profits and increase the risk of a political change outlawing their entire company. It seems from the outside that they’re choosing the latter.
> Why would Russia attack anyone? What would be the point of such an attack?

I was responding to the GP's hypothetical.

> Why US is allowed to attack anyone, destroys whole countries and kill millions of people, including hundreds of thousands of civilians and everybody is ok with it (recent examples: Libya, Afghanistan, Syria)?

If you can rephrase this so it doesn't sound like overt flame bait, I might respond. Otherwise we risk a flame war and I don't have energy for that.
Ordering one in Britain is possibly closer¹, and a bartender I used to live with said clueless, young, American tourists would try this every few months.

They were usually dealt with by referring them to history section of their Lonely Planet.

¹ Several car/truck bombings with considerable property damage, although usually limited casualties.
Nature Printed Shoes – Early Release by Elemental Valley
These are the new Elemental Valley shoes with the cool nature prints. Just bought the 2 pairs myself. What do you guys think?
frobs answer is of course right, but theoretically - given enough resources, almost all phenomena should be observable. Imagine having a oscilloscope which measures once every 100 ms (Really slow i know). Now all you need is a 100 oscilloscopes, put in a phalanx seperated 1 ms each and a way to measure their clocks drifting. Given good enough "stitching" algos, any event above the theoretical limit of the nyquist theorem should be observable.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist%E2%80%93Shannon_sampli...

This answer simplifies alot and of course,one only gains a stop-motion picture show of the observed phenomena, but none the less..
Yes, there is a non-linear function between each linear function. The alternating back and forth between linear and non-linear is important.
Terrible. Absolutely ridiculous that any person in 2021 anywhere on planet Earth should ever have their financial life ruined because of illness, let alone the U.S. of A.!
Hire software developers over the auction model