skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reanimating of old accounts for fraud is very common from a fraud pov.

Using a “dodgy card” ultimately is the problem.
Can AI commit homicide? Does cancer commit homicide?
I know a company whose name is similar to that, and many people say claim that company has no customers, only hostages.
What do you think about cryptocurrency enabled sports betting and prediction markets? There's a pretty clear technical path to these replacing traditional sports betting market makers and I personally cannot wait. Current market makers like DraftKings still put out betting lines with insane spreads, because in the US atleast, their markets are protected by regulatory capture.

This [1] is one of the projects I have my eye on in this space but there is many that are starting to get to work now that a lot of the technical issues around Oracles are being sorted out.

1. https://www.betdex.com/ * No affiliation
Imagine next year, besides covid vaccines governments, will also be able to mandate suicide pills to save the planet
Suicide causes permanent state change. Life and all of life’s problems are temporary state.
The scope of "everything that is needed to run" is a lot higher than might appear and since it is common code that is applicable to every app that would be deployed it is packaged as a 'kernel'. Something has to talk to the network, to the disk, keep track of time, etc. You might be surprised at how much code is involved in merely writing a byte to disk, efficiently and in a manner that a random webapp might use.

One very common misconception about unikernels is that they don't have kernels which every single implementation out there has one - it just might be smaller or less-featured than others.

So, at least in our view, it's not about having a 'small' kernel it is more about the architecture.
It's an interesting new method: hypoxia via nitrogen. I'd prefer this to the drinkable concoctions that put you to sleep after a brief panic of thirst.
Yea sorry, American here.
Who Invented the Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich?
Apple generates a random email address for each individual subscription, and forwards it to your inbox. If you cancel the subscription, then the forward is changed to a blackhole.

Not only does this give you a nice way to really cancel, it also means you can track down if someone sold your address to a spam list. Or if it accidentally leaks, rotate it.
As we are being pedantic, technically Alexander the Great was Greek by standards of his time, since he could trace his lineage back to Alexander I, who had to prove they were a descendant of a Greek man in order to participate in the Olympic Games.
Sure... but they should atleast try some kind of therapy, before deciding to end it all permanently.
All good comments. I should have noted that my comment was not regarding Python (which I have little real-world use) and meant to apply more generally to utility or in-house tooling should be as easy to install and use as possible. Being that it's not the main focus of development, it will bitrot so anything you can do to guard against it is worthwhile, and a single compiled Go binary is hard to beat in that regard.
That’s not how common and property law work, and the enforcement of the law is catching up. I think that’s the real problem crypto proponents have; that the law is recognizing digital assets as assets, and the property rights that go along with that.

Tangentially, I support my tax dollars being spent pursuing these threat actors for as long as it takes, with sentencing guidelines in line with the value stolen.
Exactly, that is why Gnome is not as intuitive as it could be, it does not work at all like Windows or Mac OS. Sway works very differently to Windows and MacOS, but at least brings potential productivity advantages in doing so.
This is not just for trackballs - I've replaced the switches on my Corsair M95 (around 8 years old) twice already. And on the cheap Dell laser mouse I'm using now I had to swap the left click switch only after a year or so. Since most mice use the same Omron D2F switches I just keep a bag of spares at home.
I see it the other way round. I don't want material gifts, but rather something I can experience or consume. I simply don't like owning many physical things.
Run `go version` to see if you're actually running the correct version of go. You need at least go 1.16.

If it's not correct, try `command -v go` to see which go binary your shell is using. If it's not "/usr/bin/go", then your PATH probably points to another one. In that case, try running `/usr/bin/go` directly instead of just `go` (assuming you installed the PPA linked above).

> I think they should revisit this issues if really want widespread adoption.

This isn't the project's fault. It requires a particular version of go, but you have the wrong version on your computer.
Outrageous. You want me to believe that it's humane to lie in a fucking blue capsule and commit suicide?

People need to understand that when and if you really want to kill yourself, this is often done in affect if not the individual is very psychical sick.

I don't like this. I think its ethically wrong to have people go away in a plastic box and building an actual product around that. I mean, how inhumane are you trying to make this look?

Have people go out in their own bed, have their loved ones next them and have professional medical staff help out during the process.
You know, the New Testament is pretty big..
> Anything that holds value is a self-paying bug bounty

Most valuables have means for recourse. Crypto’s pitch is that it circumvents these mechanisms.
Without any soldering equipment to replace the entire switch, click/hold issues on mice can still be fixed: one can open up the Omron switch and replace just the spring, using a donor spring from a new switch or some unused mouse lying around. https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/29955/how-do...
I've been attempting cryptic crosswords for 20+ years and this is a great answer.

My favourite clues:
Die of cold (3-4)
hijklmno (5)

All the tips you've given won't help with either of those, or your 'geg' clue, which is interesting. Maybe the best clues are all about lateral thinking.
> strong temporal emotions

Well said. As Jim Jefferies said in his gun control bit referencing suicide -- 'We all have bad days.'
> Sucide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem.

This quote is supposed to be used in the correct context of the specific situation, *if* it's truly temporary. Not just as a generalisation.
So, what harm is it to try a few talks with a therapist, try to fix the problem, and if it doesn't work, you can still kill yourself?

Even buying guns in some states has a 3 day cool-off period.
If Google and Apple started collecting government identification documents for everyone ahead of time it'd be pretty trivial too...

Right now sometimes after the problem occurs you can provide those, but it's tough because they don't have those sitting around for every account.

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Also fraud in this case is often being considered a bad actor yourself, most people haven't dealt with that from a bank.

That's like the bank thinking the transactions you would admit to having made being fraudulent, so identifying you isn't really enough.
It's really hard to work with people who don't put effort into their work after being in the military around people who put so much effort into getting things right. I'm not saying time equal effort, either, I'm a clock watcher at work, but at least when I'm working I focus on the goal at hand and I actually try to think about the problems I'll face after I finish some task, so that I'll do it more robustly. The military doesn't have a monopoly on this, I've met several great people who have never served, and there are many ways in which the military sucks (don't get me started). However, it's pretty unrivaled when it comes to people who try hard and perfect their craft, imo.
And it's not like Android is so much better.

Do you want the one with the wall, or the one with the barbed wire fence with a tunnel under it?

What if I just want to come and go as I please without crawling through the mud?
Reminds me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29002776
I put old. in place of www. in the URLs otherwise I find reddit unusable.
What I think the parent meant is that oddly, if you mention to random folks at a bar or in line at the grocery store that you work in logistics they run away instead of them and everyone else in earshot mobbing you for an autograph. As compared to being a rock star, movie producer/actor/actress, etc.
Check out the mapping tools like Trenchbroom or J.A.C.K (both compatible with HL/CS1.6).

[1] https://trenchbroom.github.io/

[2] https://jack.hlfx.ru/en/

You can use the shareware versions to create maps too. See also the doom mapping community.
I think hacking about any service will provide valuable data, which can be sold at darknet marketplaces. I read somewhere that there is a marketplace just for hacked server credentials as well.
And the difference to Discord is what?
Only one of my Wave invites went out, and to a person who I saw nearly every day but didn't communicate with electronically. I invited my sister, classmates, and some friends who I regularly communicated and collaborated with electronically, none of them ever got in before it was shutdown. It was very frustrating because for one person it had limited utility (may as well just use Google Docs or Dropbox), and I had no community to interact with within Wave.
we keep a mirror there if you prefer to use github (https://github.com/zrythm/zrythm) but we don't actually use github for development

if you really want to use github pull requests instead of sending patches feel free to do that and I'll still look at them but we recommend patches via email because it's an open and standard system
It does a poor job with code... but I would contend that most of the terrible job that it does is because people don't know how to (or refuse to) pay reasonable attention to what the format of their code is when one looks at the page.

A lot of it is a "copy and paste the code and walk away" - not really caring about how it looks when the page is rendered.

With Discord (and slack and even teams) the ability to paste a code is easier because rich text gets pasted as rich text and there's also even more advanced "collapsible code snippets".

And so... out of the "reddit's terrible job with code" I only attribute 25% of that to Reddit itself and 75% to the "people aren't caring about their post."
> Processing smart contracts requires processing power, which requires energy.

My point is the energy used to process smart contracts is so small compared to the energy used to find a low block hash, it rounds to 0. Also, if we're comparing to Bitcoin, then by that same token Bitcoin also requires energy to process its "smart contracts" (ScriptPubKey/ScriptSig scripts, which are just small programs). There is nothing special about contracts in Ethereum.

> Also EthHash requires a lot more energy than Bitcoin's SHA-256

More energy to perform 1 hash. But what does it matter how many hashes are performed? What matters is how much energy is used to perform those hashes. If you made the hashing algorithm 10x more efficient you would have 10x more hashes, not 10x less energy spent hashing on the network.
I hope communities start moving off of Reddit onto more traditional forums. Yes, having a single login for multiple communities is very convenient, but I think overall it's bad for communities to be tied to the Reddit platform.
I started reading the article with interest but gave up when I saw how they were misquoting people. The editors there, and/or the author, need to learn the difference between parentheses and square brackets within a quotation.
Am I alone in wishing the person in the photo would climb in for a live demonstration?
> Usually, atleast a few other methods should be used to help

I bet most of people who resort to assisted suicide in Switzerland have terminal disease or incurable pain.
BitMart raised a Series B less than a week ago [1]. What are the odds this was an inside job?

[1] https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/bitmart-announces-...
If you asked me, Blender is just insanely good at marketing itself. When it comes to software, having good marketing and sales is always more important than the quality of the product. The Blender team knows this and is very aggressive when it comes to keeping their product in the news. This worked in their favor even in the early days when there still were a few other open source 3D tools that had a chance of growing up to become seriously useful. These projects were starved out by drawing attention away from them. Twenty years later, that space is dominated by Blender so forcefully that there is zero room for an alternative, even as an underdog.
>How far fetched

Very. I haven't done DMT but have talked extensively to people who have (and whom I know very well). It seems to produce such vivid and realistic hallucinations that it's not hard to believe that it happened for real.

I'll leave this here for anyone interested.

https://www.erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_Ayahuasca.shtml

https://www.erowid.org/experiences/subs/exp_DMT.shtml
Prophet of the Internet Age (2014)
Your inability to read shows you up

“depending on the media and your jurisdiction”
> Because if you've worked at these companies [...]

That's quite a rare thing if you look at the overall picture
> I've read the same thing can be done with a plastic bag over the head and helium gas (maybe nitrogen works just as well).

My older brother attempted suicide a few years ago and he tried to asphyxiate himself using nitrogen. When he was found, he was vomiting all over himself. Some part of his plan failed to work, obviously. So I don't know that I'd assume it's a trivial exercise to make a working setup on your own.
Well, yeah. That's why I asked it in order to learn more. I don't keep up with the latest trends in cryptocurrency, for the same reason that I don't keep up with the latest trends in astrology: Because the fundamental concept is so egregiously flawed that anything built on top of it is doomed from the start, and that nothing in any of the investigations I've done over the past decade have changed that conclusion.

But I at least like to know the general terms that are floating around, both in case one of them happens to change my mind on cryptocurrencies, and so that I know what to warn family members away from if they ask.
My point is that the developers of the device may not believe that anyone needs such a "permission" either and thus the whole AI/computer program is merely there to fulfil some legal obligation - they don't actually care whether it's good or not.
From Presidential candidate to boner pill salesman. Quite a career. He did do some other stuff back before then, the things that got him into politics in the first place, but that's ancient history, right?

Never met him to talk to myself, but spent some time working with people who were supporters and neighbors of his, at about the peak of his career. Their relentlessly positive opinions of him were a better testimony to his character than anything else could have been. Even the people who didn't like him spoke well of him, "Good friend but a cast iron bastard to cross"
That's the first I've heard about remotestorage.io, and it looks interesting. I'll definitely be looking into that, thanks!
>Most valuables have means for recourse

Most valuables? I think most financial assets have means for recourse, but if your gold bars/jewellery gets stolen, it's as good as gone.
And that note is off mark as well. Most audio/video players load captions/subtitles out-of-band and do their own rendering or add them to the video element via JS for greater control.
It has to be said here, that usb_modeswitch software already recognises most modems and has those magic strings saved in a file, and does the switch automagically.

Only if you have a relatively new or rare modem, you need to find the magic string yourself (or even reverse engineer it from a windows setup), to make it work.
You can have libraries that can implement device driver functionality and talk directly to devices. Actually there are some (DPDK - Data Plane Development Kit and SPDK - Storage Performance Development Kit, for example).

> The scope of "everything that is needed to run" is a lot higher than might appear

Having written one algotrading framework with full kernel bypass which required me to account for every single piece of kernel functionality in use by the application (mostly to eliminate its use) I actually think it is the opposite. Most applications do not need a lot from the kernel to function and what they are using could be supplied as library.

Main reasons to have kernel -- protect shared resources and impose security constraints -- are not present when you intend to only have one application in the system.
<obligatory>

Jabberwocky

’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves

Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:

All mimsy were the borogoves,

And the mome raths outgrabe.

“Beware the Jabberwock, my son!

The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!

Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun

The frumious Bandersnatch!”

He took his vorpal sword in hand;

Long time the manxome foe he sought—

So rested he by the Tumtum tree

And stood awhile in thought.

And, as in uffish thought he stood,

The Jabberwock, with eyes of flame,

Came whiffling through the tulgey wood,

And burbled as it came!

One, two! One, two! And through and through

The vorpal blade went snicker-snack!

He left it dead, and with its head

He went galumphing back.

“And hast thou slain the Jabberwock?

Come to my arms, my beamish boy!

O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!”

He chortled in his joy.

’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves

Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:

All mimsy were the borogoves,

And the mome raths outgrabe.

</obligatory>
A good free way to achieve this is to use Signal. This project https://github.com/AsamK/signal-cli enables you to send Signal messages from the command line, including from Raspberry Pis. It obviously needs an internet connection to work, but has the added bonus of being more secure than SMS.
Oh, but it is, because with crypto you can simply drain the wallets anonymously. If you hack a regular bank and try to transfer the money to your accounts, you'll get caught and jailed ridiculously fast.
The crypto ecosystem does have a killer app. Just not one people are eager to talk about. The vast majority who know about it are making money off it. It is a subsidized casino. Casinos are wildly popular even though they take 5% of the betting flow. How popular would a casino that on average pays out 5% be? Where is the 5% coming from? Three sources: money launderers, scammers (tether etc), and longer term speculators, in order of size. Money laundering traditionally takes something like a 30% haircut. Taking only a 5% haircut in crypto is a massive improvement and thus we should expect to see a substantial fraction of all the world's money laundering to move on chain. The other two are self explanatory.
Yea, the law should be programmed by random front end devs using house of card custom scripting engines instead.
I recently started playing the NYT Spelling Bee game. There you find yourself wishfully inventing a lot of plausibly English-sounding words, only to learn that indeed, (e.g.) "vilicent" is not a part of the language. IMO the quality of these words is low compared to what a human being comes up with.
The first word I got was 'scrotal', which is a real word.
Salesforce also happens to be an investor in DocuSign.
This suicide capsule concept is clearly targeted for people who have made a well thought out decision on their life. Heat-of-the-moment suicides, won't happen with rare specialty devices but common tools/environments/drugs/poisons that are found all over.

It would be a weird assumption to think that a person who carefully plans their suicide in advance, and orders a specialty device for it, hasn't considered options other than suicide. Most likely such a person has tried everything else already.
Putting soap in the pre-rinse container makes a big difference too, but hardly anyone does it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rBO8neWw04
If distros would just turn off the Caps Lock key by default, all would be good--especially, on Live images that can't remember settings from one boot to the next. Make it work as Ctrl.

And, make Linux Libertine the default font. There is no reason why people should have to suffer with stupid typefaces.
https://github.com/AsamK/signal-cli
I suspect MeteorMarc meant 'euthanasia' in the philosophy sense of a death that is (a1) rationally planned over a period of time and (b1) in the dying persons overall interest. Which can be contrasted with 'suicide' in a sense commonly used in suicide prevention care and research, where the act (a2) often results from temporary cognitive or emotional instability and (b2) is seldom in the dying persons overall interest. You on the other hand perhaps meant to distinguish between the dying person (a) getting assistance vs in dying (b) acting alone.
A third termological option is 'assisted dying'. A big complication is that 'euthanasia' comes with quite different historical baggage in different countries.
Could you (or anyone) please post it? I'm not even sure what phrase to Google for
Then it wouldn't been AI, it would just be the current medical system.
this is on the radar, what you are asking for is similar to lv2apply I guess

you can already run guile scripts via the command line so you could run a few plugins and process audio if you wanted to assuming all the necessary API is exposed but I haven't really tried that yet

for now, I recommend kuriborosu as well https://github.com/falkTX/kuriborosu/
Because some among us don’t like the idea of a rational identity system, that’s what we got in the US.

Many things are more difficult for “John Smith” because of this sort of bullshit.
HP Classic Calculators Emulator
I don't know exactly what kind of software is better suited for FLOSS. I'm a bit sad that there are no AAA FLOSS games. Open source libraries have been in common use for games for long time, there are a few somewhat adequate engines and Godot is a major promise for changing the landscape.

Now, consider linux, gcc, llvm, apache, the rest of the gnu project... these are technical projects. It looks like "technical people" are willing to improve the tools they use and that drives FLOSS technical/system software to continually evolve through the years.

Regarding artistic software... well they are definitely technical and advanced, but an artist is much less willing or knowledgeable to make any contribution. But, when the right sauce finally mixes in, we get Blender.

So, I think there is hope for the DAW market. If proprietary options don't take care to make good offers, they will be eaten just the same way the traditional proprietary UNIX world was. MacOS survives, but the market the survive into is very different.
Maybe there were only 54, and that was one of the bugs to be fixed - exactly the sort of problem that lurks in that kind of repetitive code.
This is exactly my point - why do something so complicated when many people die quietly in their homes from CO poisoning? Let's just setup a CO poisoning chamber to do the same thing.

Or nitrogen as the article describes. Or a fatal overdose of a pleasant drug like morphine?

Even the guillotine is quite humane, though gory.
You can also be against the act of suicide and for the freedom to commit suicide. The two ideas don't have to be conflated.