skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I know about the Great Depression. Economists are discussing the causes to this day. And why it ended is also up to debate. Yes, they left the gold standard and all that, but there also was WW II and war economics. Politicians love Keynes theories because they can employ them to rationalize government spending and money printing.

It seems quite ridiculous to claim the Great Depression was caused by Deflation. It might as well have been the other way round.

I have a Billion Reichsmark at home. Was the collapse of Nazi Germany caused by Inflation? I rather doubt it. An egg cost 100000 Reichsmark in the end because there were few eggs to go around. In the Great Depression, presumably labor was cheap because there were more workers than demand for work.

As for the gold standard, most economists agree that we don't know how the experiment will end yet. What if the central banks keep interest rates low forever - nobody knows how that game will end. And they can not easily raise rates again now without bankrupting a lot of people.

In any case it seems humans have existed for thousands of years without central banks setting interest rates.

"This is like stabbing your thigh with an icepick then saying "Doctors have a lot of different opinions, you can not simply appeal to "doctors say x" when someone points out that doctors would not like people to stab their thighs with icepicks."

What an idiotic comparison.

"you don't have the basics to even make conversing about this productive for either of us, so let's end it here."

Yeah you know nothing about reasoning. But you are entitled to your beliefs and cherry picked "facts", of course. Let's hope you won't get responsibility for any nations money supply any time soon.
Tea of any kind doesn't have more caffeine than Coffee. And green tea has less caffeine than black tea.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-h...
Terrible enough to power one of the best selling consoles of all time despite its shortcomings.
It wasn’t IP-address based evidence. It was a chain of evidence. His Paypal account being used to purchase a VPN. That same VPN being used to access the servers with close-hold, high level credentials. His home IP being associated with the VPN after a power outage at his house.

So, we have electric grid evidence that matches up with IP evidence, that matches up with Paypal account evidence. I’m not saying he is guilty or innocent, but lets not misrepresent what is being discussed. I’m saying that responding to chains of evidence by claiming that is what someone setting up a patsy would do, is a unfalsifiable conspiracy theory.
Architect 1.1 released: Your new project scaffolder
There aren't many with zero-order pharmacokinetics (linear curve decay). The only notable exception is alcohol though.
So, what was the cause of your inability to login sense all you did was switch browsers for it to work?

Could it be some autofill or other cached information jacking with the form input?
> it seems the technically “superior” Phillips and Pozidrive that taken over in all joinery now.

Robertson4Life.
So how did this pair get away with it for 5 years?

Surely it only takes a single false claim for someone to be able to take it to police as fraud? And it looks like these guys must have claimed hundreds of thousands of videos... And yet none of them found a suitable way to get this addressed for four years?

Seems like a pretty open and shut case too... Lots of paper trail...
They are too powerful. Nobody stands a chance against their infinite budget and top lawyers.
My biggest concern is that they will use this to take down all unfavorable videos that don't fit the convenient and establishment narrative like the Chelsea Manning war crimes videos and Kyle Rittenhouse drone footage. Citizen, anti-establishment and counter-culture journalism is under threat.
The Boox tablets are full android devices and support USB-C connectivity and Bluetooth for keyboards. They even have a clamshell keyboard case/attachment for sale that I have and use with my Note 2

Termux + Termux.Styling set to Black on White is surprisingly powerful, and works better than I expected. Adjusting the refresh rate helps too.
I operate my own pastebin for this purpose, running software which works in almost any browser.
Been there.

If you haven't do so already, perhaps you could try to experiment within +/- 5/10 minutes, to see where you sleep cycle hits better. It can make a whole lot of a difference.
Researchers may have found why fast charged Li-ion batteries degrade over time
I think that's a bit debatable actually, but I will concede that it isn't abusive in the same way that Microsoft is.
You can improve your chances of success by avoiding phrases such us:

> It is a PoC built in my own time cause I don't have time/money or a project.

That sounds like a complain, which might motivate others not to listen to you ;)
Also, on the trash thing, decades later states have started to introduce EPR like all the better run countries did a while ago:

https://www.natlawreview.com/article/maine-becomes-first-sta...

This is what they (successfully) were trying to delay.
There is always someone on HN willing to blame the victim and excuse, or at least shrug at, the bad behaviour of trillion dollar tech companies.
Free as in free beer. There is a difference.
The compromise I've found is cloud gaming whilst on Linux for those few Windows-only. Even for competitive FPS and MOBAs GeForce NOW runs great for me.
The article is based on "reporting" in the "Daily Caller" which imho. makes all of it highly suspect.
Related, does anybody have any suggestions for a cheap/large/easy to look at monitor that could be used for a digital picture frame? I was thinking of getting a Raspberry Pi to rotate through my photos in my home, but the hardest part of the project would be choosing a good discrete/mountable display.
A lot of people do - that is why it is "mainstream".

NYT articles get posted and upvoted on HN on a regular basis.
I did that in the old days with a repurposed kindle.
Things like what?

I've been running Ubuntu with absolutely no issues for like 13 years. I did my entire university education with an Ubuntu laptop. I'm curious how people are having 'issues'? Do they constantly mess with things? Buy super obscure hardware?
what's with the downvote, did I just harass a shitcoder?
Do you, or other readers, know of other/more companies operating in the Unikernel space? I'm curious about the landscape of opportunities to work in this area. Would it be wrong to think Unikernels and high CPU/GPU multiprocessing requirements might be a good combination?
That line is thin, large studios have been using Content ID on things that are not under their copyright. [1]

[1] https://www.eff.org/wp/unfiltered-how-youtubes-content-id-di...
There's no requirement for the pressure vessel to be the freezer itself. I'm imagining stainless-steel cylinders of wagyu steak or other similarly high-valued items lined up in a freezer, each with its own internal thermometer, to be taken home by consumers and returned to the retailer for reuse.
Thanks, I'll explore if this works for all standard use-cases, will update recommendations accordingly if all is good there.
Nanos: A kernel designed to run only one application in virtualized environment
This. One cup a day here at 07:30 and that’s it. Was actually life changing.
I like the way it has generated a fairytale.
> Besides, in the long term, Apple is likely to drop support for AMD or Intel GPU in their OS

Off topic but I’m curious about this. On one hand I think it’s a very Apple like thing to do but on the other hand it would practically kill Mac for pro use cases, which is barely hanging on by a thread right now. Could you imagine buying a $10,000+ workstation and Apple telling you 1 8k display is enough?

I think it really hinges on what the next Mac Pro looks like. If it’s arm based and allows expansion then it’ll likely support AMD and intel gpus and support for those will stick around for years. If not , then the current intel macs and their egpu support will be the end of the line.
If I type "download firefox" in edge/bing, the first thing at the top is foxload.com with a low contrast Ad marker.
When I ask edge/bing "is foxload.com safe", the very fist thing says: "Safe Browsing status for Foxload.com is Unsafe."
GitHub pages might work for you.

E.g., https://github.com/wiobyrne/infusing-computing-pod
> When a battery is charged too quickly, however, intercalation becomes a trickier business. Instead of smoothly getting into the graphite, the lithium ions tend to aggregate on top of the anode’s surface, resulting in a “plating” effect that can cause terminal damage — no pun intended — to a battery

> At the atomic level, the lattice of graphite atoms at the particle edges becomes distorted because of the repeated fast charging, hindering the intercalation process. “Basically, what we see is that the atomic network in the graphite becomes warped, and this prevents lithium ions from finding their ‘home’ inside the particles — instead, they plate on the particles,”

> “The faster we charge our battery, the more atomically disordered the anode will become, which will ultimately prevent the lithium ions from being able to move back and forth,”
While I'm certainly not proud of these places, what makes you think wealth & power -- or the loss of them -- correlates with being "nice"?

Countries act like kids, and it's the kid with the worst home that is the worst on the playground.
Lol! Celebrate your success!
Thanks!

* Do you use it as your main daily monitor?

* I find screen time quite addictive (which is one reason why I am on HN so much). Do you notice any difference from this perspective when using an eink screen?

* Has the screen quality degraded over time?

* How big a difference has it made to your life?
Not sure about the drapes. After all, there are lots of them in Europe.
Same trouble here. I find it’s better to get up and go for a 20 minute walk instead. That pulls all the right strings in my brain.
We've already had actually nil transaction costs for micropayments to eliminate ads offered by Google and... nobody used it. If advertising is driving facebook/twitter/youtube/etc to prioritize content that angers people then micropayments to support some small blogger isn't what is needed. Instead, what is needed is for facebook/twitter/youtube etc to operate on micropayments.

But... advertising isn't why these services trend towards angering content. Engagement is why. Whether you are paying with ad views or micropayments, if services want you to keep engaged then they will be incentivized to promote this kind of content. And since things like youtube premium (or whatever it is currently called) exist today and per-view payment systems have been set up by Google in the past (and already died), I don't think that funding these websites with BTC donations or whatever would change a thing.
Big Tech Privacy Moves Spur Companies to Amass Customer Data
Apple Fitness+ will feature Prince William on Time to Walk starting December 6
Mushroom leather and how it is made (2020)
Seems no one else has brought up scrobbling. Especially with Apple Music and some other things brought up not supporting scrobbling.

I still feel this way. Though I also still use Foursquare/Swarm to check in. I also scrobble most of my TV and Youtube. All my podcast listening. I love scrobbling!
According to that logic it was the EU, not Lithuania, that upset the Chinese by opening a Taiwanese office. So maybe China is sanctioning the EU as such accordingly, and therefore correctly.

If the EU can sanction other entities, it can also be sanctioned by other entities.
I am happy that this story made it to the main page. I submitted it earlier here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29427272

My main concern is when you try to automate all the human intelligence is eliminated and can lead to both identity theft and money based fraud. Then you the innocent have to prove yourself against the fraudsters. Easy when you have a big megaphone on say Twitter but very hard for the individual.

How many times have we seen automated troublesome issues resolved here on HN when someone from the company is luckily reading a post of a victim.
ha nice to hear this idea. I'm planning to work on this as a side project, just started recently
Generate Certificate for HTTPS on Localhost macOS / Rails / Puma
Hmm, the static site will take a bit of setting up, but I'll look into it. Thank you.
That's what you get when entities get so big and powerful we users don't have a single recourse against them. The ContentID system being a fraud has been well-known in librist circles since whenever it was launched.

It's a bit similar to how higher-ups in the police and secret services have run massive drug imports in France/USA for decades and everybody knew about it but it took many years for the competent authorities to react. When your entire society is based on obedience to a higher authority, we all become come to depend on the goodwill (or lack thereof) of that entity.

Google is not exactly reputable when it comes to dealing with user complaints, and they have exactly 0 financial incentive to fix this huge problem.
Pfizer vs. Moderna: Harvard study compares the two mRNA Covid vaccines
I find it amusing that RISC-V allegedly creates "fragmentation risk" when platform fragmentation in the ARM ecosystem already exists and it's painful enough -- at least that's what I recall from some comparisons with the x86/PC platform with respect to Linux kernel development.
This book actually gets quite a lot of hate on HN as parts of it have been debunked (or are at least heavily argued about): https://guzey.com/books/why-we-sleep/
My view, you are describing the Kindle.

Amazon sees the same potential - and risk - and has been quietly iterating for over a decade in the segment.

If you want to go seriously explore it as a product, I’d start with a deep dive study there and develop a few theories how you think you could be different enough to blow it wide open.
My other half would hate that, she hates whispering - is it possible some people have anti-ASMR?
This here. Big corporate enterprises use Angular in their rewrites in my experience as a .NET dev.
The OAS allows users to run applications based on the Docker container
But that doesn't change a thing. Engagement is still the key metric for a service in this world. And that leads to the same problems.
"Network access" as in outgoing requests to public web.

e.g. you can't curl google.com

I've used this code in CTF competitions and Blue Team exercises where some machines behind a VPN don't have outgoing network access.

(Sometimes it's just simpler to organize this way, sometimes it's deliberate for security purposes.)
I'm tempted to submit the clownface emoji at twice the scale of the sun, in reference to both the large clown boss in Super Bomberman[0], and more loosely to Sinistar[1]

[0]https://bomberman.fandom.com/wiki/Clown_Mask

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinistar
The problem with waiting 1-2 seconds between requests is that if you’re trying to scrape on the scale of millions of pages, the difference between 30 parallel requests / sec and a single request every 1-2 seconds is the difference between a process that takes 9 hours and a month

Fortunately for me, I'm almost assuredly never going to have to do this on the scale of millions of pages. If time proves me wrong, I suspect I'll be hiring someone with more expertise to take over that part of the project.

I'm definitely biasing towards a very conservative interval. Optimizing the runtime is more to help with tightening the iteration cycles for me, the sole developer, instead of limiting the job size to a reasonable timeframe.
Not OP, but some air-gapped servers can be connected to from a private "trusted" network, but are otherwise unable to connect to the internet or elsewhere. Perhaps that's what OP means?

I wish companies would hurry up and move away from "trusted" networks and move onto zero trust.
I added MIT license now :)
They can’t use Google and Facebook demographic data so they need to collect it themselves.

> Avocados From Mexico, a nonprofit marketing organization that represents avocado growers and packers, is encouraging people to submit grocery receipts to earn points exchangeable for avocado-themed sportswear.

> It is also conducting a contest for the chance to win a truck. To enter, consumers scan QR codes on in-store displays and enter their name, birthday, email and phone number.

> “We have a limited window to figure this out, and everybody’s scrambling” to do so, said Ivonne Kinser, vice president of marketing for the avocado group. It has managed to capture roughly 50 million device IDs—the numbers associated with mobile devices—and is working to link them to names and email addresses. The group plans to use the customer information for ad targeting and to make its ads more relevant to its customers.

> Building detailed profiles of customers can be costly, since it requires sophisticated software and data science expertise. “We can do a little bit at a time, but it will take years,” Ms. Kinser said.

…

> “You could think it’s a bad thing, like, we’re trying to access people’s information, but people actually have no problem sharing that information because they’re getting a benefit out of it as well,” said Sofia Colucci, global vice president of marketing for the Miller family of brands.
America and China opened the door for African coups to return
> but I've never actually found a single piece of software, FOSS or not, that is anywhere close to "utopian" (or barely even "functioning").

Probably because of which fields you work in. But in software development, I'd say it is almost exclusively the case all over the board.

If you work in digital arts, then Blender is probably the best end-user application example I can think of.
Zoom in on the photo. Lots of the screws are not perfect clocked. Some are pretty far off.

Even using the author's method, the screw just isn't going to catch at the same point in the wood every time, so I think that a little margin on torque, or allowing for less-than-perfect, is required.
Advent of Code in K
will the owners of the videos get any compensation back from the prosection or google?

I doubt it
Are you sure about that? When I was a child I was prescribed Adderall for ADHD and I have been on the medication ever since. When I was 25 years old I was picking up my nephew from my sisters house and bringing him to my parents house. I had my prescription sitting in the cup holder. I drove through a DWI checkpoint and long story short I was charged with a felony DWAI for driving under the influence of Adderall.

There was no accusation that I was abusing the prescription. There was no accusation that I was no legally allowed to have the prescription. The simple fact that I was driving on Adderall, the state claimed, was impaired driving. It became felonious because my young nephew was in the car.

I lawyered up and spent 30k fighting the case but the DAs office had a “no plea” policy whereby they refuse to plea bargain any DWIs. So my only option was take it to trial ( and if you lose, spent 5 years in state prison ) or plea guilty to a felony and do probation.

Everything I just wrote to you is 100% true and stated exactly how it happened. Does that seem fair to you?

The MADD lobby has gone way too far to criminalize non criminal behavior. Thankfully employers have empathized with me and not rescinded any job offers due to the conviction, but it’s a hard pill to swallow. When I went to court I was seeing burglars, robbers, etc have their charges dropped to misdemeanors but that wasn’t an option for me. Additionally, the laws are written such that DWI cannot be sealed or expunged. I’m so bitter that I can’t even empathize with those mothers anymore. There have been times where I’m so upset about the situation and feel so wronged by the process that I actually am happy that they lost a child… as terrible as it is to say, but I have to be honest. I’m glad they’re hurting because I’m hurt
Exactly. These "trusted" machines still have security vulnerabilities that you would like to patch though :)
> Because in order to verify that a hash over some secret data is correct you need access to the secret data, which makes it pointless.

No. You could have access to the hash.

For the private/public key signing, of course; the signature guarantees that you have access to the private key. But if the ‘private secret data’ is not the private key?
There are studies that say otherwise too.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.08.24.21262415v...
There is a guy who wrote a demoscene demo for a C64 disk drive: the drive itself contains a 6502 and the cable could transmit B/W video data. Audio amazingly obtained from mechanics.

But I have never seen a demoscene demo from the electronics of a monitor display.
If you are impaired by your stress level you probably should not drive. Putting other at risk to reduce your perceived risk is not a decision for you to make.
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At least in Linux you get them working. In windows you enjoy the breakage.
Time to start writing tcl, folks!
The name, Airgapt - "airgapped" apt, is also a little "weird". When I work on air gapped devices it normally involved bringing DVDs and physically going to a datacenter.
The thing it doesn't needs is apps.
I don't think I've seen any omnibus bills in the UK but there's still a lot of nasty euphemisms.

Not sure if there's a legal system that DOESN'T use nasty euphemisms though...
Sorry I'm late, my car had a 500 error
How JavaScript Works: A Guide to Webpack, Parcel, Rollup, ES Build, and Snowpack
"Catastrophic” hack on email provider destroys almost two decades of data:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19146110
I started programming Windows 3.1 in C with the Charles Petzold book. (I have a sentimental attachment to it because of that). Then NT came out, what an operating system! But just a few months ago I switched the home PC to linux.

Windows is just a big ball of shit now. Along with all the adware they had some office quickstarter service that was using 100% disk (known issue but no sign of a fix - I don't have an SDD so maybe they just decided not to bother with that segment of the market). I would disable the service but every update it would end up enabled again.

I've no regrets. The linux experience is just so calm and functional.
Not every windows update generates them but it is still possible to hit two in a row that do when you update old installs of 10 from 2020 that have precached an incremental update. I'm not writing a research paper here. If you want citations you can put on your research hat and find them yourself.
Not when they deliberately exclude discussion of the world's largest polluter. The US military pollutes more than 140 countries combined. That discussion is off table:

As the world’s biggest polluter, our armed forces create 750,000 tons of toxic waste every year in the form of depleted uranium, oil, jet fuels, pesticides, defoliants, lead and other chemicals

https://weaversway.coop/shuttle-online/2020/04/us-military-w...
I’ve moved my mobile number to voip using https://www.aa.net.uk/voice-and-mobile/number-porting/mobile... and receive all text messages via mail. Use it for call forwarding when I’m abroad to avoid roaming charges, also sim swap attack seems less possible?
>Oh, you can't because you're making 300k base + 2 years away from 800k in RSUs? Congrats. You're part of the problem (it's not your fault).

What problem? Sounds more like a solution.
> (joking, not-joking)

So it's a Schrodinger joke?
Am I the only one unable to see "Space Force" without laughing and thinking about the Steve Carroll show of the same name?
You can use Kaleido (E-Ink EPD with RGB filter on top) - it's already available. Or, wait for cheap and fast E-Ink ACeP ("Advanced Color ePaper").

Quality, you will have to assess.