skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
On the desktop, it also hijacks standard browser shortcuts such as Ctrl+F.
Why can’t you upgrade to the latest version? Sounds like tech debt. And Visual Studio is almost dead, why aren’t you on Visual Studio Code?
Disagree. If you want to debate me, let’s hear your argument.
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There’s a bot that will ban most of those spam bots called Beemo. You realize a lot of bots are verified right? I’ve seen scripts to verify accounts on GitHub and spoken to the kinds of people who would automate accounts via scripts just to have a bunch of alts. They get numerous alts into servers just to spy. Its a kind of art I guess. I wouldn’t recommend doing any of these things.

Personally I just wish Discord wouldnt rate limit bans if they’re not going to make a true effort to catch these bot farms. Gee I wonder how likely it is that three thousand accounts will decide to join the same exact server at the exact same minute? Having modded a decent (tens of thousands) sized Guild I gotta say people pop in every few minutes or seconds. Unless something big and relevant to your server happens that draws more traffic, but even then never thousands in seconds.
It happens to me every night. Gets old pretty fast though…
Last of original SCO vs. IBM Linux lawsuit settled
The real search space is 48 bits (IP+port) 281,474,976,710,656. Searching at 1 million destinations per second it'd take ~9 years. So options are either go build something in the billion destinations per second range (completely feasible just more work to not get blocked) or just to limit the search space. Throwing out unadvertised IP space and throw out around 99.998% of the remaining destinations by just doing port 22 allows you to scan the entire internet extremely quickly with the smallest of scanning setups.
Paddle works with credit cards & PayPal and also handles tax burden for you.
That's a great idea. Ukraine could turn bad situation into opportunity and make some big euros here.
I had someone hiring a web/app dev position and they had me make a 2D platformer game for a coding task... I still have no idea why.. It was some education startup trying to find someone to write socket code. They were really nice but by the end of it I wasn't super stoked on coding tasks.
Forward travel is easy. Go really fast or just hibernate. The physics is easy. It’s just an engineering problem.
> I wonder what experiments today are the most likely candidates for settlements in 2071?

We probably will never know. The only reason that anyone even found out about the experimentation from the article is because some documents from the Atomic Energy Commission were declassified. I'm sure there are plenty of experiments going on that won't see the light of day because of "national security".
I will say only one thing: the touch bar.
It’s not about practice versus theory. It’s about the actual costs of writing fast PHP versus the cost of writing good secure code (which is also possible in variants of PHP).

Terrible code in PHP is possible, therefore likely. I say this having spent over a decade writing it and half of that time fixing OWASP bugs created in it.

The incumbents hate it because their vendors use it and everyone is worse off for having their vendors use it. And Facebook did use PHP in the first few years, but they quickly started compiling it (HipHop) and later converted their code based to use a different strongly-typed language based on PHP (Hack). They stopped using PHP because it is a starter language.
I have something in Go that isn't too bad... it looks like this https://www.lfgss.com and powers sites like this http://forum.espruino.com/

Does need a bit of polish on the getting it to run side though... it was designed as a platform rather than a standalone, so it's hard to set up. But the fundamentals are sound as it's just a PostgreSQL database with a Go API which is documented here https://microcosm-cc.github.io/ and at the moment has a Django Web UI (just calls the API, it has no database) but to make it easier to run I'm very very slowly porting Django to Go so that there'll be a single binary to use.
Will the fixed point, of iterating improved web app rendering/responsive/reactivity, look like X11/Xlib.
Then agriculture lobby is a way bigger and more powerful part of the apparatus than most people realize.

Anything that can be viewed as stealing jobs or revenue from farmers and giving it to big tech is politically unviable at least in the USA.
Nope, built ourselves and no relation to n8n :) Like n8n the focus is a visual builder where you drag, drop and connect modules together.

n8n has more of a focus on integrations/piping data between different external SaaS tools. Our focus is on performing more of the tasks/operations natively so you can build, run and manage more of your process in place.
Don’t we generally define natural as not human made? Makes sense then that less humans improves the natural world.
Or even the US government. Good luck to SpaceX asking the government to enforce its patents against... the government itself!
A better Soviet Union is still a Soviet Union. Totalitarian success is not human environmental friendly.
That's cool, if that app works for you, keep using it.

I'm not trying to convince anyone to switch or use Rosefinch anyway. I built it because I needed it exactly like this and shared it here in case there's someone else who wants something like this too.
It sounds like your project could have been an ideal "lifestyle" business. Going from 0 to 1 employee must have been a big step. How did you decide to hire your first employee (and what did early employees do)?

And congratulations on the achievement!
Definitely, I agree that phone numbers are a flawed verification method. Something better needs to be created, but I can't think of anything that wouldn't have the same or different flaws.
Windows has multiple competing standards in the same OS, even from their own software distributed with the OS. It’s embarrassing.
Because kinetic energy is proportional to the square of velocity, and 25mph is 56% more energy which is a huge problem in a collision with a pedestrian or a crash.

https://usa.streetsblog.org/2016/05/31/3-graphs-that-explain...

It's also a big issue with response time and with the rate pedestrians expect bicycles to be travelling. You shouldn't bike on the sidewalk because no one is looking for vehicles going more than a few miles per hour (walking). You shouldn't bike more than 15mph on trails/lanes shared with pedestrians for similar reasons. 20mph is a tolerable compromise, 25mph is flat out dangerous.
"The universe is not only queerer than we suppose, but queerer than we can suppose" - J. B. S. Haldane

I've seen so many documentaries and articles pessimistically concluding we'll never go to another star much less another galaxy based on the speed of light. Once again, too many smart people conclude we've figured it all out as is the perennial tradition.
I keep shell sessions logged to individual files, collected for years back. I often reuse past commands. But if the command run from a git folder it's hard to tell which branch. It's also important to use full path names.
I would argue that "modern UX expectations" is a large part of the problem with Discourse. Infinite scrolling is one prominent example. Wasteful whitespace is another.
There isn't a company or individual who has models that can accurately predict the future of housing prices. There are only charlatans who claim they can achieve the impossible. This guy can do no better, but he'll do his best to convince capitalists that he's got the right stuff.
I agree. But I think research into meat substitutes that are actually taste, texture and nutritionally equivalent to meat (identical, in case I missed an attribute) is still a good thing. I love meat, it's nutritious and its tasty (because as a human I've evolved to feel rewarded when I eat it). But to me there is nothing inherent about eating an actual animal (other than the fact that I can do it myself and not rely on some factory or process) that matters. So if something is as tasty as meat and doesnt also have estrogen or some other thing I don't want in it, I'm fine with that. So far this hasn't happened and there's a lot of pretending to be happy with substandard substitutes. It would be nice to see the industry get better.

That said, I dont really believe in government subsidies, if anything I'd ask why are other agricultural industries being subsidized. There may be good food security reasons, or it may just be vote buying.
Inlining 101
I don't understand, isn't that how SIM cards are supposed to work ?
It's just not documented. Take a look at https://github.com/epilys/sic/blob/main/tools/nntpserver.py and another file in the codebase.
Robinhood Security Breach
>That seems limiting. Why not start the timeline earlier?

Earlier than what? The big bang; the singularity? (honest question, no snark)
I have gotten this treatment from external recruiters multiple times
And the weather is not inviting to cycle all year anyway.

Maybe there are people that enjoy doing 30 km under heavy rain or negative temperatures with snow, I rather not.
tbh I wouldn't mind the peed limit being higher but introduce some sort of driving lic and exam for it with periodic re-testing. Also re-testing should be mandatory for car drivers too. Both theory, practical, reflex testing.

I ride a bicycle, bike and drive a car and the ammount of crazies on all sides leaves me speachless sometimes. I see cyclist cutting off cars and shooting into a roundabout just because cars will avoid them. I actually had a crash becasue of a retard like this and I chased him until I caught him. Took him to court and won.

On the other side of the coin - I see cars taking turns without checking their mirrors, overtaking while in a queue without making sure no cyclists are passing by. Smashed a bike to bits because of 1 twat. His insurance paid for the bike and treatment.

P.S. I'm not a perfect driver but people these days lack consideration and defensive driving(even the notion of it is foreign now)
Alternatively they could stop subsidizing the meat industry… they won’t do that though because they’ll lose key voters.
> “I would hardly say that an email address is PII.”

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) say they are.
I am always trying to imagine what kinds of stuff will be possible in 10000 years if science keeps progressing. At the present we have things that people a few hundred years ago couldn’t even have imagined. I guess it’s impossible to imagine what people will have in the future but I would really like to know.
That’s volunteering additional information and you should not do that in a legal proceeding, deposition or in court.
for {set sum 0; set counter 0} {$counter < 10}
{incr sum $counter; incr counter} {}

It's amusing how that pattern was adopted in Javascript (well, C/Java really I guess) as an optimisation.

for (var sum = 0, counter = 0; counter < 10; sum = counter++) {}
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I, for one, am not comfortable using Discord or Slack because of the very nature of synchronous communication.
Hug of death!
An optimistic take is they may be keeping a bit quiet on the details to avoid competition? Some results "first private fusion company to heat a fusion plasma to 100 million degrees Celsius" from their Trenta prototype and Altman says "...they and their team have built a generator that produces electricity. Helion has a clear path to net electricity by 2024..."

The design is quite interesting - twin electromagnets shove plasma at a million miles an hour into the middle chamber and then hopefully fusion flings it out again pushing back on the currents in the electromagnets and producing electrical output directly. Bit like a petrol engine where the piston / crank compress the mix and then after ignition it shoves back harder adding energy to the crankshaft.

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210622005366/en/Hel...
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I guess you are referring to the previous generation.

The newest is really good, in fact I think it's the best remote I've ever used.
>The "launching point" is often the scary part. If I knew that every remark from a stranger was just a remark and I could say thanks and move on with my life I'd feel much better.

>Instead it's a tightrope walk. You have to be appreciative but not too appreciative, you need to be disinterested but not too disinterested. Sometimes it doesn't matter and you lose anyway.

You don't have to do anything. A polite nod and walking away isn't bad, but not even that is required.

>Appear too appreciative and you're hounded by someone (or worse, I've had friends that have been followed)... look too disinterested and you've earned their ire.

Well, yes, there are crazies out there, and it's probably best to stay away from them. But IME, those folks are few and far between.

>I will note that this is largely a problem of male strangers talking to women (it's not universal of course, I've personally witnessed these issues across all varieties of people).

Yes. That's definitely a problem. And one that pisses me off a great deal. But that's not a problem with small talk, that's a problem with entitled assholes and the aforementioned crazies.

That's not about small talk though. That's about power and, sadly, that's always been, and likely always will be, a problem.

And women have had to come up with a variety of ways to deal with this. Whether it's to ignore the person and walk away or politely (or not so politely) decline to continue the interaction.

Until every human is well-adjusted and relatively sane (meaning never), that will be an issue.

You appear to be arguing that because a small group of jerks make interaction occasionally uncomfortable, no one should ever interact with anyone. That seems a little extreme to me.

Note that I'm not telling you (or anyone else) what to do or not do.

Edit: clarified my prose.
We don't really need to solve these "problems". It's a low-activity waste, most of it can and will be stored in special warehouses. Benefits are immense, downside is manageable. There was never a major problem caused by low-level waste. It's just overhead, nuisance and a budget item.
Half the people that you "share the road" with in your metal box think that is exclusively where bikes must ride? This is getting a bit schizophrenic.
Yes, like Einstein or Newton.

Einstein's work on relativity (01905) was inspired by the Michelson-Morley experiment (01887), less than 20 years before, and its many improved replications. His work on the photoelectric effect was inspired by Hertz's experimental discovery of it (also 01887), followed by numerous further experiments which clarified the nature of the effect. Although Brownian motion had been observed, in some sense, since Lucretius (00060 BCE), Brown's 01827 observations under a microscope less than a century before were crucial to Einstein's theorizing about it.

Newton's work on orbital mechanics, which gave rise to understanding of universal gravitation (published 01687 but finished years earlier), derived from Kepler's laws of planetary motion (01621, say) and his published tables of planetary observations (01627), the Tabulae Rudolphinae. Not coincidentally, Kepler is also known for his dramatic improvements in the tele-scope, but much of the improvement in the Tabulae was actually due to the meticulous work done at the pre-telescope observatory of his predecessor Brahe, a huge stone structure.

Certainly the traffic between theoretical physics and experimental physics is not entirely a one-way flow from experiment to theory; that would lead only to the sort of overfitting we find in Ptolemy. But neither is it, as you paint it, entirely a one-way flow from theory to experiment.

It's probably true that we aren't going to resolve the problem of quantum gravity, dark matter, or consciousness with experiments, because our theories aren't good enough to design the experiments yet. But turbulence, magnetohydrodynamics, and especially quantum computers are eminently subject to experiment.

(Although I disagree with your comment, it certainly seems to be made in good faith, so I deplore the knuckle-draggers who are downvoting it.)
SQL Server, Windows and Oracle DB are open source?
I have seen Discord servers that use 3rd party verification systems, but very rarely. An alternative to phone numbers would be ideal, but there will always be flaws similar to the flaws of phone verification in my opinion.
> Proponents of efforts to make roads safer for cyclists have always gotten pushback from people who think that cycling is a niche hobby of rich lycra-clad yuppies.

I'm a daily cyclist (18-20 miles round trip for work) and I don't know which one annoys me more: the lycra yuppie who wants to race me, or the e-bike Patagonia vest financebro yuppie who salmons[1] me while screaming through his AirPods :-)

[1]: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2014/05/15/3124556...
>As for VOIP numbers not being allowed, that also makes sense; VOIP numbers are extremely cheap and allowing them to be used would defeat the whole purpose of phone verification.

Cool, except whoever or whatever is deciding what is and isn't VOIP is not doing a good job at making that determination. A few years back I ported my old cell phone number to a VOIP provider. I now have a new phone number on a different carrier. $OldPhoneNumber is apparently not a VOIP number and $NewPhoneNumber is. So I had to use the $OldPhoneNumber on a VOIP provider to verify my account because $NewPhoneNumber with a carrier wasn't acceptable.

But hey, it's their closed platform and they can use whatever means of keeping people off of it that they want. I don't really care for it anymore.
That'd correct. Not only, that we can not influence it, we also know that it has already happened.
Not sure why you're downvoted on this. I used to live near a very popular mixed-use bike trail, and walking with my kids there was really unpleasant. There were some cyclists who would go really fast and not slow down at all, and I had little kids who might see a butterfly and move unpredictably. It was bad for everyone.
Eddington said:

"The law that entropy always increases—the Second Law of Thermodynamics—holds, I think, the supreme position among the laws of Nature. If someone points out to you that your pet theory of the universe is in disagreement with Maxwell’s equations—then so much the worse for Maxwell’s equations. If it is found to be contradicted by observation—well these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes. But if your theory is found to be against the second law of thermodynamics I can give you no hope; there is nothing for it but to collapse in deepest humiliation."

But hey there's a lot we still don't know about the universe. I mean these unbreakable laws are only a few hundred years old for us.
never understand the purpose of that kind of question. What do you do when the forum owner closes your account? Complain or go somewhere else, as long as there's an account someone can close it by definition.

Chance that your Google account outlives everything else is if anything, pretty high.
> skeuomorphic gradients

Come on. These were an awful trend.
I also made a little mission editor for it:

https://www.escape-team.com/create

People are using it to create custom escape rooms, at home, at work and especially in education. Finally, a chemistry class about defusing a bomb. :-)
> Bitcoin has existed for ten years and hasn't let anybody do anything yet ..

Bitcoin created a scarce digital good, modeled after gold in many ways, that promised a sound money for the internet, digital cash, a reserve currency powered by proof of work. A currency that unlike fiat, could never be debased no matter how tempting it might be for a politician. I could see how one might not value these things as an individual but I think it's a bit much to boldly claim that "it hasn't let anybody do anything yet."

After all, it's made many people rich, particularly those curious souls who went down the rabbit hole to investigate it early and were therefore rewarded. Growing wealth, providing a savings vehicle that beats inflation over time, or making the owner rich - are all valuable outcomes for a new technology designed to offer a new type of monetary asset.

Bitcoin is incorruptible money with a fixed and predictable inflation rate and monetary policy that cannot be manipulated by any politician or central bank - no matter how tempting it may be. There is value in that, even if not everyone can see it.
Because then there is also g.oogle, go.ogle, goo.gle, goog.le, googl.e. Or my.google. Or whatever, more options.
Think of the statement as “backwards time travel existing would break our model of causality which has so far held up to observation.”

It’s essentially Occam’s razor. Of course we could currently be wrong, but the entire point of the western scientific mindset in which this article is written is that we can be reasonably certain that in this case we’re not. If you want to dedicate your efforts to showing otherwise, have at it. No one will stop you. They probably won’t fund you though, and on the minuscule chance you end up being right unless it’s blindingly obvious it’ll take a while to convince people (we still haven’t convinced everyone that the standard model matches experimental data as well as it does, and that’s more or less been settled for how many decades now?)
FortressOne dev here. We use a Discord and it was the perfect fit for us. Since we're game focused. A forum simply would not have worked. It's a matter of the right tool for the job as usual. Though, it might be nice to publish the logs somewhere.
You’re probably deleting its cookies. I had the same problem until I set up a (Firefox) container for it and whitelisted its cookies in that container. Now, no university reminder and no need to re-login either.

(I use the Cookie AutoDelete extension to automatically delete cookies.)
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That's a nice ideal but it's just not realistic in most existing built up areas. There's literally not enough space for three separate networks without knocking down existing buildings and buying a lot of land through eminent domain. Let's focus on what can actually be achieved with realistic levels of funding.
Doesn't help much when shodan has already portscanned everyone.

I just searched for "ssh -port:22" and found many hits.

But also yes. Switching port (or just blocking China) will vastly reduce SSH probes.
I am a Spaniard (long & convoluted name) living in Japan, unfortunately I know what patio11 is talking about. I literally have to call today a place to "fix" an application after being rejected twice because "my name was wrong", we'll see how the spelling of my 31-character-long name goes.
I think I understand your point here, but it also seems to me this line of thinking also denies the laws of evolution...
I quite like Zulip, which is basically chat software but with great forum-like properties. Plus it's open source and can be self-hosted. It really hits my sweet spot.
Basecamp worls really well for this. It has team and project based message boards with tight access controls that help to keep boards focused.

I have used this to great effect in my teams.