skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I understand the company fucked up but why does the article only talk about the company and not the intelligence agency hacking into companies to get information?
Even if we can sustain many individuals on the Moon it would likely be permanent for them as the long term physiology of such humans would be affected by the low gravity there.
Student’s research upends understanding of upper atmospheric wind
This is the slippery slope to the NFT people blocking right click!
Teachers do try, but that’s why public school teachers are so tired and overworked.

When children are constantly receiving the message “school is a waste of time, don’t bother trying” it’s exceptionally difficult for teachers to overcome that in class.

Politically no one wants to grasp it because conservatives like to talk about parental choice, as if every parent is well-informed and usefully involved, while the left doesn’t want to accept that some people won’t help themselves.

This then perpetuates from generation to generation, people see the success of immigrant children whose parents value education, resentment grows etc etc.
Unnatural amino acids can be done though - there's been a bunch of work on getting/finding ribosomes which will polymerize all sorts of whacky stuff.
How does it compete against Arduino? Siemens is a huge company and it is quite surprising that I had never heard they have an Arduino competitor.

Edit: So, this is how it competes - 250 EUR for the software module only[1] and also only MS Windows... Does not look too impressive, frankly.

1. https://www.conrad.cz/p/siemens-6es7833-1sm62-0ye5-6es78331s...
> And water - composing 71% of the earth

Far less actually. From Wikipedia:

> The total mass of Earth's hydrosphere is about 1.4 × 10^18 tonnes, which is about 0.023% of Earth's total mass
Reminds me of a story when a friend was moving places in China. Now this is a second order account so the details are hazy.

He had arranged for the movers to come in and take his stuff. When the time came the bell rang and the person on the other side said "I'm here". My friend was puzzled as he had quite a bit of stuff, weren't there supposed to be more of them? Turns out it was indeed just one mover on a scooter. But he was still able to move everything in a couple of trips by tricks like carrying the fridge on his back with aid of some straps and bundling and hanging everything.

When I was in China I saw people transporting all kinds of stuff on scooters and some were really impressive. One time I thought a lorry was coming and it was just somebody carrying really _a lot_ of empty plastic bottles strapped onto them.
Correction: and then never ratifying it themselves.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04174-y
> To put that in context, Gibson says that downtown Dallas uses just 200 megawatts. “So it’s like having downtown Manhattan, downtown Dallas, all in our backyard,” continued Gibson.

Bitcoiners often say “how much energy does the traditional banking sector use” when the environmental impacts of bitcoin mining are pointed out, so it really puts it in perspective that a single mining facility uses the same energy as the downtown of major financial capitals.
No they didn’t. It allows the machine owner to block use of view source:

https://twitter.com/jaffathecake/status/1458730029819514883?...

As the thread indicates, admins already do this via browser extensions that are often horribly implemented. This is an officially sanctioned alternatives for e.g. machines where users take exams.
Can't you see this is a problem? Based on your argument,this rating system enables discrimination.
Hello. What do you want to get out of Hackernews?
> The only downside is that trivial image modification will make the hash not match, but that's also true for the perceptual hashes... just with a slightly more complicated definition of trivial

Well, the difference between the two version of "trivial" is the difference between "incidental" and "purposefully".

Re-compressing, resizing or cropping the image changes the SHA256, but (with high probability) not the NeuralHash. Those operations happen all the time in the normal course of image distribution. Unlike "running through a tool designed to alter the NeuralHash value".

In other words, your suggestion trades false positive rate for false negative rate, under the argument that any nonzero false negative rate is effectively the same. This argument is not convincing, particularly when your suggestion would reduce the true positive rate from (a hypothetical) 99% to a much lower value.
I think you're missing the broader point. This isn't about any one step. I know you can make counter-arguments for each individual step in isolation, but in order for this to work, every step needs to work. Every. Single. Step. This means it is beyond implausible to exploit.

> True for millions of people

But still only 20–40% of people. This requirement alone slashes the viability in half. See where I'm going here?

> Because this is protected by security through obscurity we can't assess this step, but it's a standard practice in security assessment to assume obscure mechanisms add zero security.

With respect, this is not security through obscurity. Nothing is merely obscured. The entire process is occurring in a secure, private space which you don't have access to.

For your dastardly scheme to work, you need access to this second hash algorithm. Until you have this, you're stuck. You can't proceed.

> So. Ordinary, perfectly lawful hardcore pornography--

Good luck getting your target to import 30 images of hardcore pornography into their iCloud Photo Gallery. Not impossible, but again, this will be a likely point of failure for at least 99% of targets.

> But also: At this point when someone is reviewing any of their images the users privacy is already violated.

Apple's human reviewer doesn't ever see anyone's private photos. (Unless the hardcore porn you mangled happened to be their own, I suppose.)

> I've demonstrated that for neuralhash you can make images match hashes without looking modified

I haven't seen any examples that didn't look modified. That image of Lenna you posted earlier is quite clearly modified.

> Apple is converting their customer privacy into a private profit.

You couldn't possibly accuse them of doing so surreptitiously.

If there are any consequences of such schemes being implemented, the consequences will have already happened because of similar implementations by Facebook, Google, etc. The only difference with Apple's approach is where certain CPU cycles are occurring. Apple could do all of the hash scanning on cloud servers (like Google) and the functional outcome with respect to your personal liberties would be exactly the same.
"perfect" will vary from person to person, and depending on the job to be done. not all "editing code" is equal.

Emacs can be found all over the proposed spectrum here, because there's so many people have made it their perfect editor for their current circumstances, and shared the tweaks that made it so for them.

I'm sure the other "favorite editors" have similar, i'm just not speaking of them because I'm ignorant of how often they nail "perfect", myself.

As usual the "paradox" is in how we look at it, not the cold realities.
Are people innocent or guilty by default?

When it comes to investigating a crime, it's neither. It's not up to the police (or the public) to determine guilt; that's a job for the court. The job of the police is to investigate what happened. When a crime is reported to the police they must believe what the victim is saying until they have a damn good reason not to. If they started with a presumption of the victim making a false allegation very few domestic abuse crimes would ever get investigated, let alone prosecuted.

The potential for abuse is obvious.

Domestic abusers already claim they're being accused falsely. If the police and public assumed they were telling the truth they would get away with it much more, and they already get away with it a lot. That's the abuse that people should be much more concerned about.
Peter Talisman: Lord of the Harvest
Would that we did not have/need so much "excess energy".
That works great for UI but what about backend networking stuff or even for macro like environments like scss, where you write code that writes code, how will you change the input based on the output?
Here's Jake Archibald's defence against the decision - https://twitter.com/jaffathecake/status/1458730029819514883
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29178943
Japans elites are just more classy In America they want to dominate all sectors of society and make sure everyone knows they decides who can go where and how well they live. In Japan they have elites too but they don't concern themselves with micromanaging the poors.
Yeah, seems like an important distinction.
Gradients Are Not All You Need
Whats the limit in how small these can get?

Whats going to happen in 20 years?
In an enterprise deployment? I see no problem with that - enterprises should be able to customize almost anything (see Windows Group Policy).

Heck, I’d probably disable View Source for the non-technical departments so they wouldn’t accidentally click it, get confused, and file a ticket.
I second this. I have the same setup (XM4 with V-Moda Boom Pro). It’s fantastically comfortable, battery life lasts forever (and when I don’t need ANC I still use them as wired headphones), and everyone on my meetings comments on how clear my voice is without picking up background noise.
How to Migrate Magento to Shopify
The ecommerce movement is a great chance to clean the shop's data, get rid of the mess, as well as possibly present points in a much better method. Regardless of all the advantages related to a store migration - it's still an undertaking that a lot of online store owners prefer to prevent. If you're still running your e-business on a Magento shopping cart but wish to move it to Shopify - keep reading the post and go through the Magento to Shopify movement step-by-step.
What are they going to deprecate hitting F12 and 'hacking' a webpage next?
>Endurance and self-sacrifice are not soft.

I'm probably reading too much into this, but there tends to be a tradeoff between 'hardness' and 'toughness'. 'Endurance' requires some flexibility and ability to absorb/disperse energy that may require some degree of 'softness'.
Long option names are more descriptive, more easily distinguished, and easier to remember. Your shell should be intelligent enough to provide tab completion for option names, assuming it is configured to.
Quoting the creators on reddit[1]: "We (Ben West & Joseph Pleass) just finished our first game, Peter Talisman: Lord of the Harvest, accompanying the album by our friends Slugabed and Samuel Organ. It's browser-based and about 40 minutes long. You'll guide Peter Talisman and Arthur Portal-Dolmen to uncover the sentimental sediment that lies across the great plane of corn."

[1]:https://www.reddit.com/r/incremental_games/comments/qqvyvx/p...
Well, it’s a mixture of both of course but I have seen parents who are aware that they can’t parent as well as they’d like, for whatever reason, and accept any support available.

The ones that seem worse to me are the ones saying “don’t worry about school, we’ll get you a job in the family business”. Maybe they’re financially more secure, but they’re hardly giving their kids much of a chance.
No, they didn't. How did this make it to the front page?
From the moon, the 'traditional' idea is a mass driver:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_driver

First time I heard about it was in:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_High_Frontier:_Human_Colon...
What the hell would make you feel this was an appropriate thing to post. What the hell.
"Bitdeer is aloof, steeped in mystery, and definitely not keen on visitors".
If these are Chinese interests I say stall them, box them in, into oblivion - - same thing done in China to some of our largest tech companies. What comes around - - goes around.
Doctor, my arm hurts. Not to worry we'll chop it off. This type of solution.
Because carriers are a massive engineering project whose benefits to the economy can be spread between a number of states and congressional districts allowing them to get funding approval. Smaller ships would require much less. A carrier group is basically a floating military base that generates a lot of economic activity. The US military is first and foremost a welfare program for our weapons manufacturers; it’s why we spent the last 20 years throwing teenagers into a meat grinder with no real mission objectives other than to destroy a lot of equipment so it could be replaced.

I agree with you that carriers are a relic of the 20th century. Manned aircraft probably are too, which negates the need for carriers (which I expect we will see in the next major air war).
How crypto bros hustle people into their pyramid schemes
As someone who speaks the queen's English, I would like to recommend you look up what a cheque is.
No, this is not how it works. It's plausible for state actors to accomplish this, but even then the list of requirements is very long:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29183676
USSR disintegrating after 91 and the opening up of markets around the world from the wave of neoliberalism helped a fucking lot, movements such as Latin America slowly dropping its market-protection practices, former Soviet states adopting free market ideologies and so on created quite a high demand, it was the start of globalisation as we are used to nowadays.

Most of the most prosperous periods in American history are following large shifts in the world order, WW1 and 2, collapse of the USSR, starting the Age of Information, etc.
I don't think that is his intention.
No information on pricing and social only logins?

I was interested in this product, but no thanks. At the very least if you're not ready to commit you could provide "beta" pricing for a year until you get that figured out.
The first definition that came up in Google seems to apply: “social awareness: The ability to take the perspective of and empathize with others.”

If you have literally* not any of that, you might need to have a procedural/analytical rule to tell you “Jokes at someone else’s expense = bad”

Then, having the necessity to apply that rule, you would need to be able to evaluate “is this contemplated joke going to be at someone’s expense?”

I can’t see how you could correctly evaluate such a predicate if you had literally not any “ability to take the perspective of [nor] empathize with others”. Evaluating that correctly requires at least a shred of social awareness.

* defined as above and referenced originally here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29186509
Beastly Dual-Die Instinct MI200 GPU for HPC Workloads
SpaceX is beginning to get the hang of human spaceflight
Notably, a large percentage of the users of squarespace were probably never going to hire a web developer for a website in the first place, as it has always been too expensive. Squarespace is its own market, with a very small impact on full-time web developers. A mom-and-pop shop can have a website now and no web developer lost their job because of that.
When you have these devices running business critical operations, businesses are usually willing to pay more for enterprise level support, which isn't really an option for Arduino (not directly from the manufacturer at least).
I wrote a/the Mac client for parsing them!

I also made a winampdb client to pull your current song from iTunes, remember when everyone had one of those in their signature?
Aluminum plants shuts down in the U.S., Bitcoin mining take its place.

Most (21st Century) American story ever?
Speaking as a web developer, the need seems to be increasing despite the plethora of available no-code tools. Meanwhile, no-code websites seem to be locking people out of their walled gardens evermore (Facebook Groups is horrid)
It is also bullshit. Making this argument needs some evidence that the power would be "wasted".

Bitdeer's website etc is full of greenwashing, but they use 3GW of power on this pyramid scheme.

The Texas grid is mostly fossil fuel, so they are directly responsible for the pollution from the additional 200MW.
Websites and generic CRUD apps are domains that are very well understood, hence easy to automate when you don't have special needs. But high level specifications will not suffice as soon as the domain is less clear, less well understood, and/or less static. In fact, a sizeable part of software developers' jobs is to clarify ambiguous/unclear/contraddicting requirements coming from from business analysts and project managers.

So yes, easy stuff will be automated, as in many other industries, but this will create new possibilities that only specialized developers will be able to pursue.
It also seems to have a very simple drag & drop interface where you can combine input sources via logic gates to output sources, including a simulator.
It just means do-it-yourself, it comes from the verb bricoler. Nothing to do with the collage of bricks.
RFC 2324: Hyper Text Coffee Pot Control Protocol (Htcpcp/1.0)
Failed goon projects, too, like the "amazing innovative RPG that does away with all the cliches", which was inevitably completed cliched and gave us johnny.jpg

Also the Goon Island idea that came up all the time: if every goon contributed $10, we could buy an island and it would be a paradise.
> "perfect" will vary from person to person, and depending on the job to be done.

That actually isn’t relevant here. This is a thought experiment about which heuristic should be used to determine the perfect editor. How to think about what the perfect editor even is.

Maybe you grip your knife one way and I another, but we may both agree that the perfect knife is the one that gets our cutting done the most quickly, or with the most precision, etc
Bitcoin is for morons. Ban crypto crap
>I think that largely depends on where you live.

I suspect you are right. I walk down my block and every other building is owned by the same slumlord. It is bad.
Well, if this means running an antiquated app on a broken OS for business critical operation... I think it puts you in choosing the lesser evil situation.

On top of that I have bought 2 Siemens MSD80 ECUs (400+ EUR) and maybe around 20 VDO injectors (at 250 EUR each). The reason is not that I am a huge Siemens fan, but that the quality was and still is appaling.
> At its very best, it was a coarse indication that neither suggested nor invited further clarity.

The same could be said about Likes, viewcount and comments.

IMO user-based metrics are a good thing (even if they can be gamed), the more the better.
>There's no crew on board so you don't have to worry about collateral damage.

The article is about passenger ferries.
I am under the impression there are few/none. It is a something your body makes but as you age, less and less is produced. There have been a lot of folks in athletic circles who use it regularly to heal injury. It one of those things that Big Pharma can't patent so there is no interest in producing it.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29150953
I think it's not a dilemma at all because the two goals are not even mutually exclusive:

- You want to spend 100% of your coding time in the editor

- You want your coding time to make up as little as possible (ideally 0%) of your total work time

Given that, the perfect code editor is obviously one that makes coding so easy and quick that it hardly takes any time and one that you do not have to leave for external information whenever you do use it.
Never did. Until now

Q: Comme tous les humains sont des êtres vivants égaux en tout points, nous vous présenterons la méthode la plus efficace permettant d'assurer la progéniture des végétariens.

R1 : Ainsi, le régime alimentaire du végéta*ien est très équilibré.

L'homme qui ne mange pas de viande et ne boit pas de
R2 : lait est un être parfaitement équilibré et en pleine forme.

En effet, comme il se nourrit de fruits, de légumes, de céréales, de pain et d'oléagineux, il évite les carences nutritives qui sont à l'origine de nombreuses maladies.

Ses défenses immunitaires sont donc excellentes et
R3 : il n'est plus sujet aux infections. Il est même, bien souvent, surdoué et possède des capacités intellectuelles remarquables.

On peut donc dire que les végétariens sont des hommes parfaits qui préservent leur corps et leur esprit.

Cependant, voici la méthode la plus simple pour assurer une descend
R4 : ance de qualité aux végétariens :

Il suffit de ne pas tomber enceinte pendant au moins deux mois, et de ne pas se retrouver enceinte au moins deux mois d'affilée.

Ainsi, le risque de grossesse est nul et aucune crainte pour les futurs parents végétariens.

Pour les femmes qui
R5 : souhaiteraient une progéniture végétarienne, la méthode est la même, à la différence qu'elles doivent aller faire l'amour deux fois par jour.

Ainsi, les chances de réussites sont bien plus importantes que pour celles qui veulent à tout prix avoir un bebe qui ne mangera que le lait de sa mere
R6 : et des tomates à la moitié de ses repas.

De plus, la progeniture sera nourrie exclusivement de fruits, de légumes, de céréales et de graines germées.

Les futures mamans végétariennes devront veiller à ne pas consommer d'alcool, car cela augmente le risque de complications lors de l'accouchement.

Les
R7 : futurs papas végétariens devront également s'abstenir de consommer de la viande ou du poisson.

Cela permette au futur bébé d'avoir une croissance optimale.

Sujet: Re: Comment avoir un bébé végétarien? Dim 2 Aoû 2009 - 9:56

Je suis enceinte (mais je ne
R8 : suis pas végétarienne).

Faut-il que j'interrompe le lait maternel?

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Looks like a forum thread. I wonder who would give that kind of an answer but its got a disturbingly real feel to it...
Would you rather live under the American, Russian, or Chinese government? Probably as simple as that- what's considered damaging in this case likely depends on your preferences.
> American public education burns through a lot of money for mediocre results.

American everything burns through a lot of money for mediocre results. We're a country of middle-men and middle-men don't make money from efficiency.
The latest Surface is a $250 laptop that takes a swing at cheap Chromebooks
Sadly, this take is ever poisoned, since it’s always used in chauvinistic circles.

In those circles it’s used as a way to diminish and remove oxygen for the issue of domestic violence.

I won’t go into it’s merits, or demerits, further. Just an FYI as to why this argument deservedly gets suspicion.
Great, but you can invest the hundreds/thousands of EUR by which Arduino is cheaper in having someone do the coding/setup, no?
I'm aware, I used to work next to Floyd Romesberg. Yields are low, suppose you want to put TWO strange things in. Suppose you want to build a depsipeptide (or a dipeptide analog with C=C linkage). Suppose you need a 12-mer (ribosomes are very bad at short peptides).