skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried tutanto last year, coming from self hosted mail.
It is terrible.

They only allow interaction via the web site or their apps.
The apps are nice. But they act more like an IM client.

The biggest issue i had with it, is that they don't support subfolder.
So you only habe one level of E-Mail directories.

I moved to mailbox.org now and it seems fine now.
>1) Claimed redirection from .onion to .com does not deanonymize the user.

Is is clear why they do the redirect?
Your comment consisted of nothing other than calling someone full of shit. (Doing it euphemistically doesn't change this.) That's obviously against the site guidelines and correctly flagged. Then you made sinister insinuations as if the flags weren't an obvious consequence of what you'd posted.

Please read the site guidelines and don't post anything like that to HN again - you actually already did it again downthread ("Smell the air: smells like smoke - and something else"). Flouting the rules like that, after we specifically asked you to stop, will get you banned here.

Pointing the finger at someone else isn't a very tasteful way to respond about your own behavior, but as it happens, I don't see how the other comment broke the guidelines. The commenter may be 100% wrong, but there's no rule against being wrong on HN. If someone else is wrong and you know the truth, the thing to do is patiently and respectfully provide correct information and better arguments. Name-calling is definitely not ok, and please stop posting in the flamewar style. It's the opposite of what we want here.

What we want is described well in this sentence pg wrote years ago: Comments should be written in the spirit of colleagues cooperating in good faith to figure out the truth about something, not politicians trying to ridicule and misrepresent the other side.
I am pretty sure this is not the case. We have less wars than we ever had, and people aren’t dying by the millions anymore in the industrial Revolution of the 19th century.

So please elucidate where you think we are killing eachother at record rates, because I don’t think that is the case.
I read that pedophile groups used to do that with Gmail.
Ask HN: As a US based founder, what is the best way to setup a Corporation?
I am aware of services like Stripe Atlas but it seems like they are a better fit for founders who are not already in the United States. For a US Citizen founder living in the United States, what is the most fast/efficient way in 2021 to setup a Corporation (C Corp). Current options seem like: Stripe Atlas, delawareinc.com etc other than good old DIY or through a CPA. Any other services that make it fast and easy ?
Also, getting good blog post suggestions seems nice :-)

I imagine starting the interview with talking about one of the blog posts can be a good "warming up" / getting to know each other thing
> And the the simple fact is that Google shouldn’t track you if you’re using incognito mode on its browser.

What is absurd is seeking a remedy where Google is compelled to further couple their ecosystem so that now only Chrome users are exempt from server-side tracking, but Firefox Private Browsing or Edge InPrivate continue to be server-side tracked, because these plaintiffs suddenly understand how private browsing works when the browser doesn't say "Google Chrome" on it.

It's a cash grab. If they wanted a remedy where a user truly had control over their privacy and could turn off server-side tracking at the flick of a client-side switch, they'd lobby for privacy-positive legislation. They just see easy money here because they think they can confuse the courts into a muddled make-believe interpretation of how webservers and user agents work.
It's a company with less than a thousand employees, compared to Google's 100k. The author didn't even state what their extension was, so for all we know it could be a legitimately sketchy add-on with tons of bloated JS that requires extensive review.
You know, a person could have a lot of fun cutting in their own video and audio on a talking head in one of these youtube council meetings.
Yeaharguments here seem far fetched - like "developers aren't using protonmail" - based on github profiles ? My github profile is associated with my gmail account because that's what I used back in 2010 when I signed up, I've since added my personal domain but I still probably have gmail as my default on projects
Fake Zoom Meetings as a Service!
Ah great to hear, thank you for your story. I share the same sentiment of wanting something easy and dependable sounds like white rice may be that.

Yea I think if I can't control my weight the second time around, I'll consider doing a carb day on Fridays so that I have the weekend to recover. Thanks for that suggestion!
Well that is a lot of metal parts that could be made into a smoking gun if you tried hard enough
Who Wants a Nice Tall Glass of Coca-Cola's Algorithmic Orange Juice? (2013)
> I doubt it would be an easy sell to suggest sharing the fruits of everyone's labour regardless of the amount of work each person has put into producing those fruits.

I agree, but I expect that's due to scarcity (which forces zero-sum thinking) and we're eventually going to get to Buckminster Fuller's idea of a "post-scarcity economy" where the automation generates enough for everyone.

I think the author's broader point is well-taken, though:

The way we operate as a society today may be generating a bunch of pollution (environmental, psychological, existential, etc...) and we may realize we're going to have to do something to reform that when the negative consequences emerge.

The example in the article is poignant, but part of a broad class.
> Incognito, like it or not, evokes the expectation that the browser is doing something to frustrate monitoring by other parties.

And it does this: cookies are not shared or stored past the session, etc.

The issue is that some tracking can still be accomplished by websites, even while other tracking is stymied.

What do you call this?
Nah this is the one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpTDF4w-6Yc

Search for "zoom meeting" and you can play that for background noise. I admit, I've done this after a big lunch when I wanted some quiet 30 minutes from my wife and kids hahaha!
Pixarize-my-pets? Sign me up!
Seems unlikely.
The biggest red flag to me when trying ProtonMail was that they opt you into password reset via SMS. How could my email be secure if my cell provider (ie, the government) owns the channel for resetting my password?
The other way to achieve similar result is to load a face from ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com [1] and then pipe it through Toonify.Photos [2]. Give it a label from ThisWordDoesNotExist.com [3] and here you go – you've got a character :)

Edit: wire it up with Stripe and sell characters to Pixar? Ha!

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19144280

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24494377

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23169962
> Any scheme that pays early “investors” with money from new investors will eventually collapse leaving masses who feel they were cheated.

This statement is obviously false, as there are people born daily.

> information .. buried in code .. some consider that fraud

It doesn't matter that people consider it fraud. It is not fraud neither by definition, nor it is fraud "in spirit of law" (burying it in code does not have the necessary intention to deceive).

You can twist the definition of fraud as much as you want in your mind, but if you do that - you are just a part of ignorant mob with pitchforks.
Did you actually read TAF? They make it quite clear that this is their approach and in no way dismiss other view points. Your post reads like you are just trying to dunk on this article, and its weird.
also LOL no one does the nurburgring with 30 laps of fuel... they all fuel down... i'm not sure what you're on about there.

moving the goal to endurance racing is interesting choice... because this conversation is about the performance capabilities of a car... not about the best cruising vehicle or enduro series winner...

It's almost as if off-track performance of refueling speed is the only metric left for clear ICE dominance?
The answer to the question whether the Incognito mode is private, given it’s marketed as such, is the same as about Tesla’s autopilot: yes, but actually no.

As, sadly, are many other things. It seems to be the zeitgeist of modern marketing.
it is difficult to stop the "winner-takes-all" economic dynamics from playing out, but interoperability does allow for small competitors to emerge in niche markets and through technological innovation bite off substantial markets. (AMD uses interoperability to compete with Intel.)

and ¿por qué no los dos, interoperabilidad y antimonopolio?
I don't use protonmail for security although I know it is advertised as being a secure and private platform. I use it because they don't read my emails to personalise ads they show to me and they also don't own the biggest (or second biggest) ad platform on the planet.
Unless I'm missing something, it's just wallpaper right? Not full themes?
the argument was that there are incompatible variations of the gpl, in most cases those variations of MIT licenses can be mixed in any way
Show HN: Made a game to play “5-in-a-row wins tic-tac-toe”. Your turn
It's a different outcome but it is again a problem caused by
their signing requirement bullshit. It wouldn't be that bad if
they would just let us developers use our unsigned extensions.
Pretty much! QA teams are almost not a thing anymore, and you're lucky if you have specific people taking care of ops and tooling these days. Most of the time it's "the most involved people will work on them when they have a bit of time".
These attempts to equate Holmes with other tech CEOs are bizarre.

Theranos was a fraudulent company, full stop. They weren’t even a Silicon Valley darling as many VCs famously passed on the company after some due diligence. Their primary investors were family offices like the Cox family, the Walton family, and Rupert Murdoch because they couldn’t get their fraud passed actual tech VCs, who were handing out investment money to everyone else with a decent idea at the time. Even their board and advisers were mostly composed of people with political and other backgrounds unrelated to blood testing or tech.

There is no equivalence between Theranos’ outright fraud and other tech CEOs being optimistic about the future of their tech companies. The way the media is trying to downplay their fraud and equate it with other, successful companies is bizarre.
What is causing the UK crisis in petrol supplies?
For yourself you can use colab. For serving it as a site single $1k gpu is fine but depends on traffic.
> It is not safe to have more than 8 drives in an array.

What are you basing this claim on? Did you mean to qualify that statement to only apply to certain RAID modes, or are you again just repeating advice specific to ZFS as if it applies to all storage systems?
Cool stuff! Inspiring :)
I'd be curious in seeing like 30 hamsters doing this, and comparing the statistics on their portfolios, and comparing to a uniformly-weighted (according to same probabilities) fixed (not actively traded) portfolios of the coins. With just one hamster it can just be random fluke. And also pick a few different start and stop times (cause looking at the graph, sometimes bitcoin came out ahead).
If you read the English line first with a ridiculous French accent (like you might hear in Monty Python) and then read the French in an equally silly way, with a bit of imagination they sound broadly quite similar. Basically if you can make "Mots d'Heures" into "mother", you're well on your way!
Show HN: Snappykit – Create a website for your mobile app
They used to block port scanning, back in 2015:

> When unauthorized port scanning is detected by AWS, it is
stopped and blocked.

Page 13

https://web.archive.org/web/20160331233541/https://d0.awssta...

It's not clear, now.
A more accurate front and center warning that servers including those run by google can and will try to track you.

Wasnt what they wrote though.
To prevent abuse:

https://old.reddit.com/r/ProtonMail/comments/62rfta/comment/...
The very first sentence says:

> A hamster in Germany is redefining "A Random Walk Down Wall Street" author Burton Malkiel's belief that a blindfolded monkey throwing darts at a stock ticker list in the newspaper could do just as good as a human investment professional.

I know it's against the rules to question whether you read the article, but...
For me, it’s mostly about keeping Google or Verizon (Yahoo) from reading all of my receipts and notification emails to build a marketing profile of my entire life.
While trials can determine that on average there is no adverse effect it does not necessarily imply that no individual would experience any negative effect. It is possible that the negative effects experienced by some are cancelled out by positive effects experienced by others. If the effect is reversible, one can prove causality by giving an individual both placebo and the drug, in sequence, without the subject knowing which is which.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
Advice for Starting a Podcast
See if this helps: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28650420

Including the follow-up child comment.

I've reproduced the effect using equally spaced, identical geometric figures, linearly arranged.
I've been getting back to Windows for work lately, and Paint.NET is one of the things that I missed when I was on Linux.
Yeah there's this whole lecture about the hyperbolic geometry commonly seen on a DMT trip: https://youtu.be/loCBvaj4eSg?t=504
I suspect if EVs ever get cheap enough for "regular joes" to drive, there will be hot rodders ripping out batteries to make them go faster.

A Tesla model S battery is something like 1200 pounds. The entire car weighs something like 4500 pounds. If the range is 370 miles but I personally never drive more than 40 miles round trip to work, I could rip out 90% of the battery while maintaining 100% of the car's functionality to me, so I could drop the 0 to 60 time to possibly under 1.5 seconds due to lower weight. Should see a similar boost in handling performance.
Out at the track I could trivially outperform any stock unmodified Tesla S with the simple mod of ripping out 90% of the useless-to-me batteries. Its not like I ever voluntarily sit in a car for 370 miles at a time, LOL.

I wouldn't be into the likely staggering effort to rip out the batteries, but I know hot rodder car mod type people who would be all into shaving off 25% of your 0-60 time.

Maybe, if "Everyone" had EVs, and I bought a second hand used car with a dead worn out battery, I would intentionally replace the giant 400 mile battery with a mere 40 mile battery just so I can gain incredible performance, AND the battery would be 90% cheaper than a full size battery, a win-win for me...

I know its a stereotype of boomers that they have severe range anxiety and can't buy a car unless it can drive more than 20 hours continuously between "refuelings" but by the time "everyone" drives EVs the boomers will be gone, most likely. I'm not going to miss "range anxiety" complaints about EVs.
I’d buy a small electric sports car because of the high acceleration. I drove manual transmissions all my life and, while it’s fun in a race course, it’s far less entertaining in traffic.
Whether or not it's actually impressive is irrelevant, the point was that more people than usual were just making random things up about it.
So weird that some attempts to silence speech are outrageous overreaches of toxic cancel culture, but others are "brilliantly executed multiyear plans".
It's not about the colors so much as the fantastic contrast, it really makes games/videos feel more alive.
Super cool. This is the opposite angle from the approach we’re taking at Mito [1].

Instead of extending Excel to support more advanced functionality, we’re extending Python environments to support more basic spreadsheet functionality. So: basic Python users doing data science can use a point and click environment that they are more familiar with.

Interesting difference in user base as a result of this opposite approach. I also don’t envy you building an Excel add-in… we tried that first and didn’t love it :-)

[1] https://trymito.io/hn
People were saying it was littered with double spaces and typos, rather than just a few instances, which is just incorrect
I'd say the term was "popularized" by The Latin Kings[0] in the 90s already, so I'm a bit surprised anybody born in the 70s or later wouldn't know it.

[0] Pioneering Swedish rap group - for the small subset of HN:ers who aren't into Swedish Hip Hop history :)
I don't think the current hate for ProtonMail is justified. Like I point out about Signal, it's a privacy messenger not an anonymity messenger (in reference to the phone numbers).

That said, the web-generated encryption keys in ProtonMail are an interesting exercise.

You have the choice of having a password for both logon and the mailbox or a unique password for both. You also have the ability to generate keys on your computer and upload them to the system. The combined web-generated password key is the default.

I noticed that there is likely an implied third password key when using combined web because you have the ability to change the combined logon/mailbox password key and with email addresses from more than 1 domain sharing the same inbox I observed that changing the combined key for all the domains sharing the inbox continued to allow previously sent email within the system to be readable instead of unreadable, which implies the system has its own non-visible key.

I didn't test this with separate keys for mailbox vs logon and didn't test with PC-generated keys, because to be honest, I didn't really care that much and it's a cloud-based system on the web and it's trivial to write code to label something unreadable when it actually isn't so my observation is an oversight. It's an unrealistic expectation to expect complete anonymity and privacy both. You have to trust that whatever it is, is good enough and that's all.

They're a great service for what they offer, a less hassle, more private email service.
Go and JSON: tags, empty strings and nil values
I use Paint.NET for a lot of quick tasks at work, and I have just begun playing with scripting it. It loads quickly, has nicer tools than just MS Paint, and it's getting better each year. I used to play with GIMP and Script-Fu, because I love Scheme and Script-Fu was fun and nicely integrated. The .NET platform is really making a lot of strides this year. Let's see how my C# compares to my Scheme-Fu!
Arctic World Archive Adds Latest Data Deposit in Svalbard Facility
It's worth watching with more traditional costuming, too. The effect is somewhat lost with the shorter dresses, but the way the women can glide over the dance floor can look barely human.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwoyvR6mEaQ
Resetting your protonmail password doesn’t seem to unencrypt your previous emails.
What's "BI"? Business intelligence?
Not to mention, who would want to work at a company that forces them to use their product?
This would be much more useful if it generated a model.
You need to imagine a French person speaking English with strong accent (e.g. Michelle in Gilmore Girls) to get “Humpty Dumpty” (which is obvious I guess, since the poem is in French, I suppose you couldn’t make it sound like an English or American accent)
I remember thinking the same thing when I listened to that podcast, but having seen more and more where Weinsten's head is at and some more on Thiel has made the pair appear more sinister together than they would separately.

Weinstein explains how keenly aware he is of public perception and concepts like 'kayfabe', which when you combine it with some concepts from Thiel's favorite book "Things Hidden Since the Beginning of the World" makes me believe that they are in the meglomaniacal business of taking over the world through a combination of manipulating capital and people.

I personally think that Weinstein's Portal podcast combined with his Geometric Unity craziness was a bald-faced attempt to build a sci-fi personality cult, a la L Ron Hubbard.
I think the record's fairly clear that things are (generally) trending up over the last couple hundred years on such diverse topics such as:

1) Access to education
2) Labor norms
3) Lifespan and infant mortality
4) Social justice
5) Depth and breadth of our understanding of subjects from physics to mathematics to philosophy to justice (setting aside that there's also plenty of navel gazing in these efforts)

These have made a dent, and there's plenty more to do.
The world’s most hated fast food chains aren’t surprising
There's a big contradiction in your two assessments here. You seem to think that nuclear can scale from almost nothing to the hundreds of reactor per year that we need in a suitable amount of time. However, even with renewable's exponential growth to hundreds of GW deployed every year today, with exponential growth continuing from today, you seem to think it's not enough.

If you plot out the growth of wind and solar deployments rate, we are just baaaarely on track to replace all of our energy services with renewable energy in the next 15-20 years.

Storage is also growing at an acceptable rate for our needs, we are producing 200GWh/ year right now, will get to 2000GWh/year by 2026, and be at 20-30 TWh/ year by 2031-2036.

In contrast, if we figure out how to build a first-of-a-kind in 7 years, then start scaling up, most of the energy transition will have already happened.

The only reason to pursue nuclear is if it seems to be cheaper than the alternatives. It doesn't look like it will be. But even if it's more expensive, getting 10% or so of our power from nuclear might lead to a cost optimal solution, so I hope the industry can pull itself together. I'm doubtful, but hopeful.
I would love to see character names and synopsis (e.g. with GPT) - vide https://www.thiswaifudoesnotexist.net/.
Here you go https://github.com/mozilla/web-ext
Completely agree. I'm in favor of interoperability for its own benefits (it's not without issues but thank God I can mostly depend on USB-C on all my devices these days), but just pointing out that interoperability as a counter to wealth/power concentration is insufficient.
Highlight your website's code blocks with VSCode
I have an offline backup of the key (encrypted).
Lol. Work machines have internet too. I'd bet that a good number of HN readers are currently at some sort of office. Even soldiers have offices.
You're welcome - enjoy!
Oh yeah I loved my 2010 and 2014. Looking forward to the M1X. The 2017 is just a special kind of awful
You can have encrypted offsite backups for cheap a la backblaze (and slightly more expensive with other providers if you have principled objections to backblaze).
Point 8 is outdated:

https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/protonmail-isr...
I'm not trying to protect against state-level surveillance, that would be hopeless IMHO. I'm protecting against a hacker stealing my entire e-mail history from the last 5-10 years.
Isn't it true that you see space better at night due to lack of sun, though?
> The article mentions a lower height

There’s also an emotional component in the difference in perception of driving at 250 Km/h on a BMW 750 or in a Lotus where your seat is hugging the road under you.
The tool on GitHub: https://github.com/shikijs/shiki You can import any of the grammars or themes from VSCode that are not currently in the project.

I found this because I wanted to reuse the same grammar for CUE on GitHub for my statically generated website. I was using Chroma previously.