skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I bet you just nerd-sniped them into their next FFF post.

This is almost certainly a side effect from their belt optimization from years (?) ago? Strangely I do sushi belt science sometimes and I’ve never noticed this bug, I’d wager the splitters and circuit network stuff changes the behavior enough to avoid the problem.
Who's to say a workload is excessive?
Not caring at time of purchase doesn’t mean they don’t grumble and curse the brand later on after an experience where the phone breaks and the options are limited to a costly manufacturer repair. I consider myself an iPhone person, my current phone is an iPhone 12 Pro Max so I paid a pretty penny to Apple for it, it’s also insured, but it still doesn’t mean I won’t condemn Apple for making dubious decisions that hurt repair options. Not all that different from getting your car repaired at a mechanic rather than the dealer.
The billboard lives in the blockchain, it also generates its metadata in it.

For example, this is the current metadata being generated right now when someone calls the "tokenURI(1)" method:

data:application/json;base64,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
You should at least get a warning.
> I don't want to live in a region where my neighbors just watch me get robbed...

What do you expect a neighbor to do regarding a violent gang that blows up a door, takes 5min to do its thing, and proceeds to vanish in the night?

Personally, I take way more than 5min to get up the bed.
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i am not entirely sure i fully agree. telecoms never sold us a service to authenticate us to 3rd parties. those 3rd parties did bolt it on-top of an arguably insecure message transmission system. it wasn't meant to be used like this and maybe its even a bad idea to use it like that. the assumption only you yourself could receive these codes because you are authenticated against your mobile network provider might just be wrong here.

of course, letting the actual sim swapping attack work is an issue they should be required to solve. but for entirely different reasons. once you are authenticated to their network you can cause substantial costs for the real owner of the contract for example and those costs would definitely be compensated to their clients if this happens without their involvement. but if your assumptions break because of this issue your assumptions are wrong in my opinion and you would be the one to blame.

a simple analogy here could be you park your car in front of a police station, because nobody would dare to steal your car right in front of the police right? but then your car still gets stolen and you think you should try to sue the police because that just happened.

on the other hand coinbase did made that assumption and has been proven wrong in this way. they did bet on using the telcos messaging systems being secure enough to be used for authentication. that did not work out and this caused people to lose money which should be compensated for, by coinbase, because they decided to do that and not the telecoms.
It's never spontaneous. Banks and transaction processors lose money regularly, they just don't expose merchant fees and chargbacks to the buyers directly, but when you remit money to another banking system or want to cash out your balance, you are exposed to those fees and times and limits.

Bitcoin and lightning network exposes the end users to all the potential security issues, but gives finality and no bank bailouts in return.
> A good example of what I like might be the OCaml homepage https://lisp-lang.org/

That should be https://ocaml.org/ of course :).
> You have to ask yourself... If you are not trying to save the world from cooking itself, or trying to end poverty or trying to cure cancer, or trying to ensure the existence of humanity into the far future, what the bleep are you working for?

Some people consider life to be a party, hence they are working to "get more beers" and to "wire up the amps" that the band will use to play.

In other words they spend time in working mode today in order to spend future time in leisure mode. And in their mind the future leisure mode is somewhat "better" or "more abundant" than the leisure they could have if they retired today.

Not saying they are right or wrong, but most people don't have the need to become the undisputed savior of the world.

I think getting emotional and screaming at them because they are focused on things that the intelligencia perceives as mundane is not the right way to encourage a healthy exchange of opinions between the aforementioned intelligencia and the general population
I'm not really an MMT guy, I have completely different answers to the same problem though.

Well, one basic assumption that MMT makes is that the real economy sets the constraints for money creation and that is actually such a boring observation it's surprising that so many people don't understand it.

In the case of Venezuela, the real economy is massively constrained, which means that according to MMT governments should stop creating money and just let the existing money circulate and be taxed. This will solve the hyperinflation problem but there will still be a huge rate of inflation, perhaps as high as 50% per year. The next step would be to raise the interest rate and subsidize agriculture with a slightly lower interest rate.
It may take a long time but it would would eventually.

Well, here is my proposal. Introduce a land value tax and -30% negative interest rates on cash. People will run to their bank hoping the bank offers higher interest rates. Well, what is the first thing borrowers would do? They would spend their money on durable goods that decay less than 30% per year. If they use the borrowed money to buy stable currencies, the interest rate on bank accounts would shoot up and only be slightly negative like -3% to act as compensation. There is still room for even higher interest rates. If a business earns a return it can pay positive interest rates. Since future income is not affected by interest rates, the businesses that earn the most money and therefore be the most valuable will be long lasting businesses. It takes 35 2021 dollars to get 1 2031 dollar in this system.

Well I would suggest this idea with -5% interest but since Venezuela has hyperinflation it would be realistic to have excessively high negative interest rates on cash to fund the government. The benefit is that it doesn't ruin the unit of account function of the local currency.
That you've thirty years to get good at programming, but only four years to
learn the fundamentals (linear algebra, stat, graph theory, number theory, etc.).
I agree the US is a bit more oligarchic than other similar nations, but not sure what the Paris climate accord examples proves?

America was the main holdout, and it wasnt because they thought it wasn't effective enough, quite the opposite. So yes its pretty vital that we do at least that much.
Has he been nominated for a Darwin Award yet?
A small internal software group like mine would almost certainly be a casualty of any real increase in software liability.

On the other hand, the inevitable slowing of technology change and consolidation of libraries, languages, and frameworks would be kinda nice. Hard won, deep knowledge of technology that is 20 years old would be worthwhile. And I could finally stop yelling at JavaScript frameworks to get off my lawn.
Check out Frink[1] and my recreation of a similar language, Farnsworth[2]

[1] https://frinklang.org/
[2] https://metacpan.org/pod/Language::Farnsworth
It works on a large scale too but it requires centralization and a unit of account:

https://www.thebalancesmb.com/what-is-barter-exchange-398141

The account balance is similar to having money but you can't take money out of the exchange. It's tracking "debt" or IOUs (I owe you).
Dublin core has always been rough and strange and I’m SURE actual librarians can tell me all sorts of stories about complex things but schema.org has a fine model at first glance https://schema.org/ScholarlyArticle. Check out the MLA example at the end and how DOI and articles over multiple issues are handled etc.
Most HN users could figure out how to safely blow up ATMs, few could figure out the other thing.
My company makes fuzzing software to find security vulnerabilities. We use webgoat as a learning example as well. Feel free to have a look at our free readonly SaaS version with webgoat to see how it works. https://app.code-intelligence.com (GitHub login, not mobile friendly)
Chinese military sends record number of warplanes to test Taiwan’s air defences
I'm tring to highlight and draw comparisons _between_ industries in order to discover what is _different_ between them.

I don't think the claim that software devs are oppressed by management (as if other industries do not have management) and would run things better themselves (they wouldn't) sheds any light on discovering those differences.
Which is exactly the problem, the generations of Americans who actually wanted to and were capable of doing great things is long gone. We have since been trained by sociopaths to believe only in sociopathy, to only look out for our own interests and eat our fellow man if it betters our lot, and that this is righteous and good. We have systematically dismantled their great works.

If we bank on the will of the American people we are surely doomed.
I actually don't like this attitude. In every case it's a mostly a matter of interest and effort. If you have those you can learn something.
It’s politically impossible. Even if we do it, the resulting reduction in fossil consumption here will lower their price and cause them to be burned in developing nations. CO2 is CO2 and physics doesn’t care about politics.

Poor countries cannot afford the luxury of caring about the distant future and poverty is worse than most natural disasters. There is too much to be gained by exploiting cheap energy to undercut others on manufacturing cost. The rise of China is illustrative.

Game theoretically this requires an “all cooperate” scenario in a game whose defection payoff increases as more cooperate. Ask yourself the odds of that in today’s world.

The climate solution would be to pour massive amounts of funding and subsidies into every possible candidate for this, and into scaling and cutting the cost of the candidates that we already have.

We have to get some mix of solar, wind, nuclear, geothermal, hydro, batteries, etc. scaled to the point that it can beat coal and oil on the open global market. It has to be able to win on pure economics.

Reducing the cost of non carbon based energy to below the cost of carbon based energy is the only solution that will “take.”
Does that control for income? I'd imagine a good bit would be explained by that.
While I, and I'm sure several others have appreciated your point, it's lost on the person you're responding to. It's a fruitless endeavor. They clearly have no understanding of economics or investment finance.
Better not watch that:

https://factcheck.afp.com/us-cardiologist-makes-false-claims...
> I really don't want anything to do with them. I'd still work for a military software developer. But not Facebook.

Would you use open source packages developed by them?
https://archive.fo/QVfzZ
I have no idea. It’s rare I stain wood, I have never compared any other stain, I don’t know if it’s any good or not, or indeed the price. They may charge twice as much as bobs woodstain but it’s not worth me thinking about.
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A guide on how to fix the stuck vehicle in Gas Station Simulator. Follow this guide step-by-step.

How to Rescue Stuck Vehicle
This is a micro-guide that can help you know how to fix an important delivery vehicle or a customer that has been blocking the entry of new customers. And avoid starting over.

As it turns out, where the lever where we usually open or close the gas station is located, there is a blinking red button next to it that has the image of an alien. Well, it is to restart all the vehicles and customers with a scene that is very funny.

Gas Station Simulator Save Game File Location
Go to “C:/”.
Find “Users”.
Click “UserName”.
Go to “AppData”.
If “AppData” Doesn’t Appear

Here’s how to display hidden files and folders.
How to Find Save File Location in Windows 10

In the search box on the taskbar, type folder, and then select “Show hidden files and folders” from the search results.
Under Advanced settings, select “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” and then select “OK”.

How to Find Save File Location in Windows 8

Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, then select Search (or if you’re using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, and then select Search).
Type folder in the search box, then select “Folder Options” from the search results.
Select the “View” tab.
Under “Advanced settings”, select “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” and then select “OK”.
How to Find Save File Location in Windows 7

Select the Start button, then select “Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization”.
Select “Folder Options”, then select the “View” tab.
Under “Advanced settings”, select “Show hidden files, folders, and drives” and then select OK.

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Already exists - see PaperclipDAO https://clip.mirror.xyz/mOCENLvP1aYXOBOPiLoLjBlSTvJWBqccfkn4...
Exactly. The product design marketing mantra of “move fast and break things” is a plague putting all proven knowledge behind in the name of innovation for the sake of innovation (or more in the lines of VC scam, dark patterns UX and customer exploitation ). Professional design thinking is data based and when data is proving use case stability outcomes, you improve with iterative steps and optimisation.

Today UX/UI Design is treated as decoration and the main audiences are corporations or software developers.

You can check MBUX as an example of clutter, complexity and bad taste visuals. Just another outsourced design job in the name of corporate profit over product design.
welcome to hackernews. also why don't the car battery manufacturers go the lifepo4/graphite route?
I agree with that in some respects, but to be consistent someone else can pick this up and use it as an excuse not to fund lots of other things too.

But also remember that your lifestyle is being subsidized by oil and gas as well. The food you eat, the bike parts for your bike, the road you ride on, all of that is built using oil. So you’re not absolved of oil sin here.

With that being said, EVs are just a bandaid on what is already the wrong solution. The problem is driving at all, not driving gasoline or electric cars. We should be walking and biking and designing cities and towns around that as the primary mode of transportation, not the car. It’s insane that it is normalized in America that if you want something like a cup of coffee people will drive a 3,000lb vehicle half a mile to go get it. The energy expenditure for that is unbelievable. We live in a golden age of cheap energy.
To those who through inhibition of self expression see all subjects as an arrow facing north or south, I pose a question for you to silently grate your arrows edge upon:

Is it for the greater good that pain be palliated with the chronic use of ibuprofen and perforated ulcers, or acetaminophen and failing livers, or any nsaid and heart disease?

Is insomnia now in fashion?

Is lethargy and unproductivity encouraged?

Or is it all a simple lack of empathy, characteristic of pampered narcissists who've acclimated to comfort since birth?

Or maybe an illustrious form of asceticism, an exhibition of impervious strength and endurance?
You're also free to build your own furniture even though there are regulations on structures. A structure is both life-threatening when it fails and will almost inevitably end up in the hands of someone who wasn't the original builder at some point in its life.

I should always be free to write software to run my model trains, or even somoene else's model trains however I choose. Making the same argument for real trains (which already have lots of regulation) is much harder.

That said, if licensing did happen, there would definitely need to be tiers. Building software in-house is different than one being sold (saas or on-premise). Regulated industries would each end up with their own licenses, probably.

That said, I go back and forth on this. Something as bureaucratic as licensing doesn't seem like a great solution, but the industry is definitely lacking something. I'm not quite sure what that something is exactly. Maybe we need a split between engineering and labor, similar to construction. Liscenced engineers design and inspect the bridge, unlicensed labor builds it. Similarly, I can usually build small structures without a license, small non-life-critical projects wouldn't need liscenced engineers either.
Name a traditional bank in the US that offers FIDO U2F for MFA... I'll wait... I've been looking for one for a while.
> can you name the sustainable sources of hydrogen, and their efficiency?

Hydrogen is an energy store.
It doesn't typically exist by itself in nature and must be produced.

Thus the answer for your question is any and all renewable energy sources.

https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/hydrogen-clean-flexible...

Neither electricity nor pre-charged Li-Ion batteries exist in nature by themselves, thus it's precisely the same problem.
I have tried switching many times to DuckDuckGo over the years. The most recent time, I had heard that they had improved the quality of search results. After using it for a week or two, it was just not possible to find the things that I needed.
The climate scientists generally haven't been doing the catastrophe predictions. If you go back and read the early IPCC reports, it's not like they were predicting the end of the world was nigh. In fact, they still don't predict that. What they do predict is severe consequences that will have high adaptation costs if we don't limit the amount of warming. They don't predict the end of humanity, but just a big cost to humanity.

The activism comes from people who misrepresent the science. The skepticism also comes from people who misrepresent the science. The public debate is almost orthogonal to what the actual science in the IPCC reports says.

To give an example, the IPCC AR5 (2013) report says this:

"More recent assessments indicate that it is unlikely that annual numbers of tropical storms, hurricanes and major hurricanes counts have increased over the past 100 years in the North Atlantic basin. Evidence, however, is for a virtually certain increase in the frequency and intensity of the strongest tropical cyclones since the 1970s in that region."

An activist picks out the second part and ignores the first. A skeptic picks out the first part and ignores the second. They battle it out, each citing "the science", and both are lying by omission. And that's the best case scenario. Often what gets cited isn't even in the IPCC reports, and of a lineage which is more dubious.

Which is why, if you want to have an informed opinion on the climate, you should ignore the media, ignore the talking heads, and read the IPCC reports.
It’s only a matter of time before they figure something out for this. Right now companies are concerned about at least having a product. Once they feel comfortable and they have a solid flow of cash and products I’m sure they’ll focus on these details.

It could be something like different cooling system that is very well isolated from the outside world and can maintain a controlled internal climate with little power or whatever.

I have faith in that it’s a fixable issue that requires just a bit of time.

Initially they might have to do heavier vehicles or change fleets half way through the day or something like that. Or have a small ICE to extend range
Amusing that one of the things on the billboard is

> https://<SITENAME>.club Marketing that actually works. (like getting posts on HN's main page) 0.000000100000000011Ξ
Rewriting Go source code with AST tooling
Tianwen-1 communications relay orbit
The pandemic that kills more people is the deadliest one. Is correct to use absolute numbers here.

Mortality rate is a different measure, also valuable but not the only one that we can use.
I learned a lot with Webgoat. Can anyone recommend similar resources but with increased difficulty? I am specifically interested in XSS and SQL injection.
We don't even need clinical reporting to tell that [radio, movies, magazines, TV, video games, the internet, cell phones] has a bad effect on teens. Just observe a teenager

Every generation has complained about the impact of some technology on kids. I don't really see a causitive link between teenager happiness and Instagram. It's an easy target to blame for sure. Especially compared with the stark increase in economic insecurity and academic pressure placed on teens these days.
This project could have deployed on an Ethereum Layer 2 and the fee would be much lower. If it was a useful enough project, they could have deployed their own volition-based layer2 and transaction fees could be free.