skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, fair enough. Again it wasn't really intended to be used in public or to mean "I am in immediate danger, call 911 now", although obviously it worked out well for that purpose in this case. The idea was that if you see a friend do it in a video call then you make an effort to reach out privately and ask if they need help or someone to talk to, and only with further confirmation do you call the police or find them a shelter or something. If they didn't mean to do it, no harm done.

I think you're right that this hand signal is not ideal for "I am currently being kidnapped by the person right next to me", despite this success story.
I still don’t understand what were the problems that Slack/Discord solved. Almost all its features can be done with IRC, admittedly not easily, which kind of answers my own question, but……
What's Your Go to Command When You Open a Terminal?
for some reason I always enter ls, yet I already know what's in my home folder, its a reflex at this point.
Cheaters are less common in Valorant but still exist.

Of course Valorant is also a proportionally less popular games than the games I'd use for comparison, so even that might not have anything to do with their specific anti-cheat.
Created the thinnest X-ray detector ever made: less than 10 nanometres thick
Which model is this? My Brother doesn’t have scanning and I wouldn’t even call that compact.
I’m curious regarding your employees: how do you deal with taxes and payrolls? Or is more like an “under the table” kinda situation?
There is no significant tax pool coming from cyclists to build or maintain said infrastructure.

I don't blame them for trying to salvage/use something from what exists, I've been there. I found the behavior of ignoring established traffic law as if it were optional to be dangerous and selfish.
The consumables are engineered to be replaced. The heating elements last 10 years. They are replaceable at USD10 each. The mechanical timer only lasts 20 years. Replaceable. USD 15. There's nothing else to fail. The design, brushed aluminium, is timeless. Cost of ownership less than 10USD per annum and GREEN.
> you're just taking advantage of other people

Plenty of people out there who get several kicks out of doing exactly that. They feel powerful.
It still costs a lot to process and until it’s all aligned, you don’t know which parts are common. So, even if you have smaller long term storage, whole genome data still has significantly more costs to work with (at least an order of magnitude, if not two).

And you store more information than just the raw sequence (quality scores, multiple reads, etc).
Maybe some of us take some resposibility for what we want to eat or drink and dont need government intervention to control it.
Create a DAO with No Code
Wow that's something devious!
You appear to be unfamiliar with the extremely common, and problematic, abbreviation "i18n" for "internationalization".

For my part, I have not encountered "authn", "authz", or "authk" before. But prior discussion did not even mention the word "authorization", and that seemed worth bringing out in the open.

So, not nonresponsive, just responsive to things you weren't personally interested in.
N others with a mix of different versions of linux, windows and macOS[0]. There are also clients for Kolibri[1] and Android[2]

Can configure some to hibernate until you move the mouse into the display.

[0] - https://symless.com/help-articles/operating-systems-supporte...

[1] - http://board.kolibrios.org/viewtopic.php?t=2544

[2] - https://github.com/symless/synergy-android-7
Not just to support a developer community, but maybe communication in general.

I've mentioned this in the past and have thought this for years and years now.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25273869
I don't think they have to ask anyone. IRS and other agencies could pull all this information. IRS knows how much rent my landlord makes. County knows how many units are on the parcel my landlord owns and the landlords property tax burden. Lender reports mortgage data to the government, now you know my landlords mortgage. By aggregating just this info, most of which like the county parcel data already being public, you can get the true costs towards housing paid by everyone in the country living in housing.

For income once again you can turn to IRS tax return data. I believe IRS can also sum your accounts as well as review transaction history. Creditors also report debts to IRS.

All told I believe the federal government can access all the information needed to know exactly what almost every American is paying for housing, how much they are being paid, how much they are spending, and how much debt they have.
Test vectors are the biggest secret sauce for any CPU or microcontroller. Word on the street is that the STM32Fxxx test vectors were stolen and that’s why you have perfect replicas being churned out of China, not like the typical cases where your devices fail with the fake chip installed.
I honestly usually give up and close the tab when I press Ctrl+F and this happens.
The takeaway is to focus on solving the issue of Aging, and not waste time in this Love nonsense.

SENS Foundation is doing good work there.
After a bit of thought, I did think of submerge, submarine, and any other subm- words
Just commenting to note that I'm finding this interesting and provocative. Not necessarily convincing, though I'm thinking my way through questions and concerns.

I'll throw one thought out just for grins: why do we bother with documents and records at all, and what is the value in going through old records.

(I'm asking far less because I doubt any value, somewhat more because I've been put this question (by someone whose sanity and motives I very much doubt, and for whom no response seems sufficient), and because I think it nudges at some very-frequently unquestioned assumptions and motives about this whole endeavour.)

That said, I'll try to return to and respond to your comments more directly.
> I feel you could take what HN has and add another 5-10% unicorn dust on top and have the best forum solution on earth.

That's cute. I thought the same back in 2014 when I started building forum software.

As it turns out, there's no one "perfect" feature set, and basic feature parity took far longer than I expected it to.

But I love reading about new entrants to the forum software scene... Do it! Give me a run for my money :)
Neat. That is even better.
Lots of organized crime operates in some way like this, it's a pretty successful system!
Lol, same here.
ls and then clear.
Now I'm ready to do whatever I want
For me it feels like this: if your local bus drivers have been showing up to work drunk, for years, would you:

(a) welcome a new initiative to help them tackle their addiction issues, with a commitment to move forward together, as a team, one day a month outside of their ongoing bus driving duties; or

(b) get new drivers.
If they use those planes for other reasons (search and rescue, fire, etc.) then the cost is minimal. If the pilot weren't out there catching speeders he would be doing touch-n-goes, etc. to maintain currency.

Pilots have a minimum number of hours / approaches per time period, and planes have high fixed operating costs (annual service, hanger, etc.), combined the marginal cost of catching speeders is low.
> When the internet came about, the initial vision for retail was that you would have these avatars that would go to a shelf for a sweater and then walk over to the cash register and buy it. It was just stupid and didn’t make any sense.

That does sound like a very dot-com bubble idea. Wonder if Metaverse is also a bubble indicator.
I have some some shortcuts to open some of my most used "Go to" SSH locations, I'm too lazy to manually write ssh root@192... so cmd+opt+r ssh into my router, cmd+opt+p ssh into RPi etc...
Learn how to make your pytests tests great again
Just wanted to say thanks for posting this, I loved this article. I certainly disagreed with the author on many points, but it was joyful for me to think about my own aesthetic that has been shaped by our times, and also to see some of the beautiful architecture in the article.

Can someone identify the first photo of classic Islamic architecture? I love that style of architecture and art, both intricate and detailed while also always having a "mathematical" beauty at the same time.
Thought about that, then realized that we (as in most of us) hardly use cash anymore and cash would also require an in-person exchange. It seems that crypto (by accident, not design) fixes most problems faced by criminal activities
Why women don't join startups
So does 95% of the internet at this point. The topic itself is a JS framework announcement.
See also https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2981
See also:

https://www.currentaffairs.org/2017/10/why-you-hate-contempo...
>Not really, right? They make a lot of money even after they get it wrong?

If they get it wrong clients may move their money elsewhere
Hello HN, I'm the designer of HyperC Planning Database. Its purpose is to demonstrate that state-of-the-art autonomous planning techniques from self-driving and robotics are usable in real-world IT production environments.

We package all applicable knowledge in AI planning, automatic proof and machine learning to convert multiple data science problems into an IT database administration process.

The ultimate goal is to get as close as possible to the 'universal algorithm' which will solve things like optimal logistics, food production, dyson sphere construction plan, etc.., fully autonomously.
Why go through all of that effort when you can just describe what you like and let the computer's imagination bang away at it until it creates something that moves you?

'crowds worshipping a ufo that has crash landed in the desert' - https://imgur.com/a/acdbLVu

(courtesy colab notebook by http://twitter.com/rivershavewings )
Offtopic: FastCompany's logo is awesome. Never to be confused with anything else.
For Tesla that doesn't surprise me, but they're unusual in many respects. I'd be more surprised if what you're suggesting became true for EV's in general.
> and might not be the most significant force behind its adoption.

You say that, but if you where using tiktok you’d be one of the roughly billion people who didn’t know about the signal a month ago but then recently learned about it. Trust me, Tiktok was the absolutely major force behind this knowledge becoming widespread, and it’s perfectly reasonable that it’s mentioned. Just like Gangnam style coverage mentioned YouTube. It’s not about clicks or some infatuation with the platforms, it’s just objectively the case that these major platforms have an extreme reach and that’s worth including in your coverage. Especially since many readers like yourself don’t understand just how influential the platform has become, because they haven’t known about it for more than a year or so.
Obviously you're right on the physics, but this is like saying that supersonic flight must be impossible, otherwise we'd all be commuting that way.

If you can send a regular signal around the planet faster than you can read a quantum entanglement state, which seems entirely likely (to say nothing of bandwidth), then the technology would never have a useful terrestrial application.
I'm developing with .NET for a decade and I can understand and explain the difference. The trick is too read about it from time to time: miss a few years and there is a lot to catch up. I can see how it can be a nightmare for beginners or people not following closely.
To my understanding, quantum is nature's method to some things we have had to derive artificially. Entanglement does not involve "communication". Changing the spin on one particle does not change the other in reverse. When entangled, ones spin will oppose the other, but you can only ever know what spin that is by measuring it (with scientific instruments), which "breaks" entanglement, therefore you can't do anything further to it. This is one of those problems where you're working with the very fabric of the universe, and there's no debugger. You can't know the state of the particle without measurement, but measurement changes it.
Insisting that people risk their lives because "the law says you have to put yourself in mortal danger, therefore you're morally obliged to comply" is blind obedience of the dumbest degree.
Ray Dalio, billionaire founder of Bridgewater, has recently written a book "Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order" where he advocates systemic change, including effective government action to address inequality.
This reminds me of sandsifter and Google's Silifuzz:

https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/sandsifter
https://github.com/google/fuzzing/blob/master/docs/silifuzz....
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Google-S...
I don't understand this quote. This is a conversation with an imaginary person who never existed. The Indian Nationalist Movement was founded and pushed forward by Western trained and educated elite Indians who wanted self government and Western institutions. They most certainly did not want a return to the caste system or to the system of Islamic slavery that the British abolished. They most certainly preferred "dying in hospital" to dying in pointless battles between warlords.
I meant specifically the single BART stop is a much bigger and trafficked stop than any of the other bus stops, especially the ones servicing the grocery stores. The BART stop also serves as a MUNI transfer point, and a bustling "town center" in the area. There are indeed a bunch of smaller grocery stores in the area, but the whole landscape around that area is a 2-story limited area you wouldn't notice was a transit hub if it weren't for the proselytizers and community members gathered there on a daily basis.
For US employees 5 years ago we built a price oracle to automatically withhold vested sums from the smart contract, and consider other conditions like if the employee did an 83(b) election and would not be subject to income tax upon vesting.

Everyone else paid in crypto were contractors. Just normal tax deductions on our end, based on value sent at time of transaction.
But you can't just import goods without exporting anything forever, at some point USA needs to start to deliver value back to the rest of the world. Note that the trade balance includes services like ads etc, that is the entire thing.
Thanks for pointing this out. Even if it’s not green washing, when the only diversity in your flagship sponsors in their ranking in the FTSE100 then something’s up.

I would be loathe to see sustainability as yet another form of regulatory capture.
I believe the principle of paying taxes on transactions (aka traceability and accountability) is a way to finance the infrastructure allowing you to safely operate your business (cops, army, schools, roads…). Total anonymity seems like you might try to outsmart society which might not payoff in the long run (not saying all societies are perfect)
The reviews of base model Airs are generally very positive. I wouldn’t recommend one if it’s a tool you use for work, but it certainly loads Facebook, YouTube, TurboTax, Gmail, and all of the stuff normal people do just fine.
Whole-Team Workshops to Increase Developers' Role in Sprint Planning
This ignores the fact that bikes are so much less dangerous than cars that most crashes that involve a bike but not a car will not be reported. Your average time a cyclist runs into a pedestrian will be only an annoyance.

Also, note that super bike-friendly Netherlands has 1/10th the pedestrian fatalities with 1/4th the population of the UK. If bikes are that dangerous, why would such a bike-focused country have radically fewer pedestrian fatalities?

From what I've seen, the data is pretty consistent, in that more car-focused countries tend to have more pedestrian fatalities.
ImTui: Immediate Mode Text-Based User Interface C++ Library
There is nothing wrong with simplifying a problem to get at its essence, but yes it is important to accept real-life is messy.

I'm sure in a restricted set of circumstance this may help people (as it did in this story), but I sincerely doubt it'd lead to a material increase in kidnapped people being liberated.

It'd certainly be less effective than other interventions such as cracking down on people trafficking networks or poverty reduction programmes.

The expressiveness of hand gestures (in general) is quite limited and any gesture used for covert communication must make a tradeoff between conspicuousness to the public and conspicuousness to the attacker. This limitation restricts the situations in which they can be made and results in gestures that could be easily dismissed or otherwise misunderstood and thus limit their utility.
Who is this for? It’s just for enabling CUPS?

I don’t get the point of this in 2021, unless you have a very insecure router that isn’t updated or supports basic features you can just connect your printer (even my $99 brother laser the HL-2170W over a decade ago had WiFi and CUPS support) via Ethernet and print with it even if your printer doesn’t support it. That’s been the case with my Tomato firmware compatible routers for over a decade, plus there’s an obsession over PiHole despite the charts not working for anyone using HTTPS, which is essentially just using a weak embedded device to reimplement router functions you probably could have configured.

Using everything but the lowest end router you’ll probably have DDWRT (which is offered by default by linksys), Tomato, Merlin (Asus offered default) or OpenWRT (tons of default firmware is based on it) that can do everything and more on your existing hardware like CLI control, CUPS, OpenVPN, DNS, ad blocking (I use a script to update my hosts, I disabled logging since HTTPS masks it), QoS, SAMBA file sharing, signal boosting, and random security features.
There is a difference in scale. For the research 23andme wants to do, they need to identify variants that occur in a significant part of the population (~1% or so). They need to do this because any potential drug/treatment would have to be developed for a big enough patient pool. Large population level genome studies like 1000 genomes and NIH All of Us studies are all aimed at finding those ~1% variants.

But if you’re looking for what is going on in an individual, then yes… SNP chip data isn’t as informative as whole genome (or exome) sequencing.
Agreed. But nevertheless, those types of suburbs will be harder to convert to a more walkable or bike-friendly format.

But yes, many others would be fairly straightforward, the only blocking issue is political will. "A bakery on my street corner makes me scared for my neighborhood character" is a surprisingly common sentiment in the states. People don't want any kind of retail whatsoever.
>Not only that, but the stable coin operators are under no obligation to exchange their coins back to you for the pegged currency at face value.

>but are only backed by fractional reserves of cash.

Maybe tether, but that isn't true of all, or even most stablecoins. Some stablecoins are overcollateralized rather than fractionally lent. As for the obligation, USDC for example is a fully audited system (by firm Grant Horton, who performs weekly audits), backed 1:1 by cash/cash equivalents and redeemable for $1 USD.
I also highly suggest reading Paul Krugman, and turning all his "wills" into "won'ts" and "won'ts" into "wills." His insights are worse than political talk between a couple drunk guys at a bar.
Discord Is Integrating Ethereum
Agreed, not understanding how so much can be written about something so generic
It appears in this article on Persian architecture https://www.kooleh.com/persian-architecture/

I think it is in a mosque in Shiraz.
Why didn’t you answer the question?

> What was Google's incentive for engaging with Pinterest?
What are some other high quality “harden your server” guides? Many seem to be out of date
That's all fine and dandy until you have to spend $40 per transaction, whereas a $40 old computer can run billions of transaction-like operations for free. Eth is a bad example since seeing value in it requires you to focus on the abstract and ignore the real problems it has.
I’m fine with fast bikes as long as you signal “IAMA fast bike”.

Overalls on a sit-up-and-beg do not do this effectively :)
How do you move conversations/posts from one channel to another? I assumed this had to be built in because of so much meme ish talk of discord mods.
What sort of correction?
Wow I just looked up rococo and it's absolutely astounding and beautiful. I wish every building I walked into looked like those buildings, I feel like I'd just be happier even if it were merely cheap imitation.
First comment in this thread and it already contains unqualified bashing of other languages.

Just don't do it.
Dynamic scoping, combined with variable naming conventions, is a beautiful way to achieve “dependency injection” with a minimal amount of complexity.

Like any feature, it can be abused, but it can be very elegant.
What’s the advantage of immediate mode in this case?
Where are they investing then?
> Members of the server must have a verified email on their Discord account before sending messages or DMing anyone in the server. (Note that this doesn’t apply to users that have assigned roles!)[1]

I also help with running a community server which doesn't have the phone number requirement enabled either. It's also not required for partnered servers as far as I'm aware.

You can even get around the email requirement if you just add a bot that gives every new user a role, since any role will automatically verify you as mentioned here.

[1] https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/360047132851-E...
The Balldo
You are wrong, 2010 wasn't enough, and now it is back to worse than 2007, USA is currently consuming goods from other countries and doesn't produce enough to sustain it, and it hasn't produced enough to sustain its consumption for 50 years now. USA is just continuing to borrow from the rest of the world (printing a reserve currency is the same thing as borrowing/taking), shipment after shipment of goods gets sent to USA but little is sent back. This includes services like ads, what you are seeing now is just the effect of USA leeching of the rest of the world.

At some point the rest of the world will tire at working for USA's consumption, I wouldn't be surprised if that crash gets much worse than the great depression.

https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/balance-of-trade
If that were true, inventories ("domestic stock") should be very high. Actually, they are at historic lows
Can you buy food in Venezuela with Ethereum or crypto? Somewhat difficult in a nation which has sporadic problems with blackouts. In situations like this people generally start using a more stable fiat like the USD in place of their local one.
Author has submitted his creds to HN looking for work. This is a useful app, and some impressive hackery, IMHO. Someone hire him!

Only complaint: If wifi gets disconnected but pcapdroid is still running, pcapdroid will ignore DNS settings
revert to default 8.8.8.8. Yikes.
My experience with countries that have poor trust in the local currency is that they use US dollars instead, not cryptocurrency. I'm not sure what that says about ideology.