skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Never had AirPods but comparing the Powerbeats I had, not much of a noticeable difference.
Touch controls work, I hold to change volume, they fit and don’t fall out, it’s got 11hr batteries on a single charge. It turns off when you take them off, pipewire connects to them automatically on Linux.
I got involved with a weekly online poker game with some college buddies early on during the pandemic. It's been life changing. I know at least once a week I'm hanging out with friends and there are no expectations or pressure other than shooting the shit and playing poker.

I'm drastically less lonely based on that one life change. It's incredible what a difference that can make.
Seriously, what the fuck. There is no good part to this story. If I'm the Director of Engineering and I have to deliver a project and I find out at the last minute that they've been doing it wrong for months, it's my fault and nobody else's.

If it's fine, why would I chew an employee out? This story is fucked up (not just screwed up).
Launch a Anti Phishing Startup for Crypto Wallet
Shamelessly promoting my Startup today.I am the founder of Metaguard.app, our solution specialises in preventing your MetaMask Wallet from getting hacked and accessing to phishing website, do check us out, talk to us if you wanna know more! Or sign up today!Talk to us on telegram today: https://t.me/metaguardapp
Not a new market, twitter dm's are terrible. hopefully they just make that experience better. increase retention guaranteed
1) Video hosting is very expensive, due to high bandwidth and storage requirements. This is made worse when emulating YouTube, with its "anyone can upload for free, and anyone can view for free" model.

2) YouTube is an entrenched platform with a huge audience and wide reach. This causes a positive feedback loop where creators upload to YouTube because that's where the viewers are, and viewers flock to YouTube because that's where the creators are. This means that any creator that wants to upload elsewhere will struggle to find an audience, and any viewer looking to switch will lack content to view.

This means that few companies have the resources to even attempt to compete with YouTube, and those that do struggle to find consistent users. YouTube certainly has its issues, but there isn't an obvious way for a major competitor to enter the space.
I can see scaling it by change in life expectancy, to keep the bargain roughly the same.
The solution is to let computers worry about these things. Start using and contribute to existing open source email server setup scripts. Or create more integrated open-source email services from the ground up.

While short-term pragmatism says "let someone else worry about it", long-term it's harmful for the email ecosystem to be this centralised.
State of European Tech 2021
Not only was there no obligation to declare war, but it was Hitler's first formal declaration of war in the conflict! So there was no precedent for expecting him too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declarations_of_war_during_Wor...
you're not answering the question though.

the only thing the system can do is ask more and more from their users, but there is no way to know if the transaction is good: if it looks good, it is good.

so it can't enforce anything on its own.

a CC payment can look good, but it can be reversed because there other other channels, outside of the CC circuit, to prove those transactions are to be considered fraudulent.

There is no such mechanism in the crypto space, so basically they are good unless you have an issue that can't be solved by the chain itself.

Because the chain can't enforce anything.

p.s. note that I wrote the keys (plural) not the key (singular)

basically your answer is "have a multifactor authentication" but if that is broken by some malevolent actor, I can go to the police.

There's not true fro Cryptos, if they are stolen they are lost.

nothing you can do about it, except begging

https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7dv4a/hacked-cryptocurrency...
Just use an external keyboard
We're seeing some stuff is up, and some stuff is down and some of the stuff that was up a little while is down now. It's getting worse as of 9:53 AM CST.
Should we start a betting pool on how long it'll take him to rewrite it yet again in Rust? I give it a year.
That’s something that’s probably not been figured out yet. Probably won’t be figured out until popular stuff from the 50s and 60s starts hitting PD.
My raspberry pi is still working just fine
Azure, Google Cloud, AWS and others need to have a “Status alliance” where they determine the status of each of their services by a quorum using all cloud providers.

Status pages are virtually useless these days
> Trimmers I met were earning $500 to $1,000 a day. $100 per lb trimmed was pretty common.

I don't believe this, the numbers don't line up. If it's wet, doing 5 pounds in a day is reasonable, but nobody's going to pay you $100/pound for it. 5 pounds of wet is a little over a pound dried, so $500 is around a quarter of the total sale price. I just don't believe anyone is paying that much for something a child with safety scissors could do (albeit much worse). I also don't believe that growers wouldn't simply buy automatic bud trimmers. They're not as good, but I would be willing to bet that consumers would be happy to not pay the apparent 25% trimmer markup in exchange for slightly less pretty buds.

If that's dry bud, the price is reasonable, but there's no way in hell anyone is trimming 5-10 pounds of dry bud a day. That's like a rolling curbside garbage bin full of weed.

I don't think they're using slave labor, but given the number of people I've heard wanting to do it so they can work with weed, I'd be surprised if they're paying significantly more than minimum wage. I'd wager it's very close to $15/hour + perks, where "perks" mostly means "all the free weed you can smoke".
Gfycat and imgur are pretty good alternative to post videos.

Youtube is good for large videos, gfycat is good for short ones, but honestly, I would really favor video platforms who offer direct access to the file. And since it's pretty common knowledge that videos need to be short to get views (free content, short attention span), hosting longer videos is more appropriate for platforms like netflix (entertainment, paid).

Youtube is dominating because it existed prior to html5 videos, since it used flash.

Now, h264 is everywhere and easily accessible. Online, ubiquitous videos don't require 4K, that's mostly for entertainment. 4K is okay for short videos maybe.

Youtube is really awful in many many ways, it has become so big it's acting like a news channel (removing content etc). It has become too big to fail, while I'm pretty sure there are terabytes of video that are almost never watched. When you compartmentalize the types of youtube videos, its competitors are spotify for music, netflix for youtube red, gfycat and cousins for shorts, etc. Platforms like patreon are much better suited to support creators.

Not to mention the ecological impact of such a large platform.
Severe chronic pain is how I'd describe the loneliness I've experienced during the pandemic. Im alone 80-90% of any given day and it's by far the most painful experience I've ever had, even with strategies to actively manage it (I work at coffee shops, attend church, and am very active in a sporting community)

The social backdrop of life is family and community, that's what you come home too. I divorced just before the lockdowns started and have no family in my city. I don't believe in extrovert/introverts and spent several years developing my social skills so I do meet people quite easily and have a good group of friends. But even the best friend groups as a working adult can't replace community band family life.

I have two points of reflection:

1. Every decision we make corporately as a society seems to weaken or impede family and community life. From how we build our cities to how we respond to pandemics. I have no solution other than try and buck the trend.

2. I offer my sympathies to anyone else feeling lonely. I hope we can persevere and eventually find meaningful social lives filled with loved ones.
You've got to take into account that this is 15th C, after the first big wave of bubonic plague, which sent labor prices from "basically free" to "greater than the GDP of the entire continent". Whole new worlds of financial innovation were needed in this period, and not everyone was buying it. I suspect that this tax record itself was a relatively new project at the time, undertaken in part to control spiraling costs in a world without labor.
They politely ask you to cancel your own booking. I think we only experience a couple of hotels that cancel it themselves after informing us that they will cancel it. Maybe booking.com don't want to reduce their inventory so most are not penalize.
Not just third-party CDNs. One of the worst examples I have seen is the FlixBus website, which loads JavaScript from like a dozen different CloudFront subdomains, each one gradually adding more functionality to the site (e.g. one subdomain seems to be responsible for autocompleting city names). They seem to have taken the notion of microservices to a whole new level.

Edit: CloudFront, not CloudFlare.
Or getting sued for twice your current net worth.
Uruguay language academy irate over Cavani “negrito” sanction
Indeed. My hypothyroidism was ultimately diagnosed by my mother's work colleague who recognized the (frankly quite textbook) symptoms because her dog had it.

Doctors are like everyone else: 90% of them are kinda shit at their job.
In case anyone is wondering they are back after being gone for a week.
Hah, I did also the same thing, except I was cycling home in the rain. Just got to my house and clipped the curb. Landed on my back, and all I had in my flimsy backpack was my 2015 MBP. The base had a large dent in it - but when I opened the lid, it just prompted me for my password. Had that machine for years afterwards.
> When was having a partner a precondition for buying a home?

When you make an offer on a house you're bidding against two-earner households. For a lot of us in tech the salience of this fact is diminished by the industry's high salaries, but for most folks this is a really big deal.
Why? Twitter and HN can tell me that AWS is having an outage, why can’t AWS?
This happened with another Twitter acquisition Smyte, where in that case they shut down the api immediately [1]. It seems like it’s some property of Twitter’s acquisition process?

[1] https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/21/twitter-smytes-customers/a...
Tried a few cli commands seems to be working fine for me. Maybe it is not for everyone or maybe It is just the start of something very worse. :(
I don't see why they couldn't provide an error rate graph like Reddit[0] or simply make services yellow saying "increased error rate detected, investigating..."

0: https://www.redditstatus.com/#system-metrics
I have this idea in my head that most people (users, even platform creators) think "free speech" and they mostly just think "my speech" or "speech I agree with".

Beyond that there are some folks with some free speech ideals but even that devolves into "anything goes" and they turn a blind eye to the results because it is messy / unpleasant.
> People putting their phones on the table to make sure they never miss notifications is just so fucking disrespectful to the people you're actually with.

FWIW, I don't use my phone while out to eat with another person, but I do put it on the table—on silent!—because it's large enough to be uncomfortable in my front pants pocket(s) while sitting.
Can't SSM into ec2 in us-east-1
I think could just be the console?
great insights about social fabric ruptures! so true.
Any viable YouTube competitor is going to be considerably different from YouTube.

I would argue that both TikTok and Netflix are very successful YouTube competitors.
They sent their CEO into space, I am sure they have the resources to figure it out.
Gotta pay to play in many countries, basically a bribe. China is no exception it appears.
Ask HN: What are some best practices for making a drawing app?
Mainly thinking about pixel not vector. Like generally how to structure the app, commands, undo system, performance tricks etc, feel like there's a lot of existing knowledge I can learn from.
I always assume (to be clear: this has not happened to me) that Hetzner's margins being what they are, any customer that causes an undue support burden (regardless of culpability) is probably unlikely to remain a customer for very long.

I am extremely cautious of the sources of UGC I host publicly on my Hetzner machines. In addition to the fact that Germany lacks freedom of speech/publication (thus obligating a German organization like Hetzner to censor content that is legal to publish in most places, but not Germany), I imagine it wouldn't take many legitimate/normal UGC-related issues (e.g. properly-responded-to-by-the-box-customer DMCA takedowns) to make my customer relationship turn negative ROI for them.

I wouldn't, say, run a social media site open to the public on Hetzner, even if I responded to DMCA and other legally-mandated takedowns in single-digit minutes, 24/7/365. I just can't imagine they'd accept the overhead of such a customer.

That said, it's great for hosting big files that CloudFlare's TOS prohibits (video, podcasts, etc), just as long as you're certain nobody at Hetzner's going to get a call over one of your URLs.
Those five 9s don't come easy. Sometimes you have to prop them up :)
IIRC albums _only_ play on shuffle unless you have a paid subscription. So it may have been some default bleed-thru, not a conscious decision.
I always got the impression that downdetector worked by logging the number of times they get a hit for a particular service and using that as a heuristic to determine if something is down. If so, that's brilliant.
TL;DR: no, it is not misleading.

Roskomnadzor (government entity) sent an email to abuse@hetzner.com, saying that if Tor doesn't delete information prohibited in Russia or at least limit access to it from Russia (like Fastmail did when they got this email) it will get banned countrywide. Since there were no details provided about such «information» and where to find it AND Tor is unable to comply AND the fact that it is virtually impossible to connect to Tor from any mobile device; I conclude that is getting banned starting now.

I hope, really hope to be wrong, but right now it's a sad reality.
"but only a little better than we could already achieve without connectomes and only in worms"
Just a personal note on the galaxy buds plus, I have a pair and while the sounds quality is good when it works, I've had a lot of problems with desyncing between the two earbuds, audio breakup, and the touch sensors are sensitive to a fault where they're not really usable. The case is also pretty flimsy feeling. Overall, I'm not incredibly impressed by them but YMMV
Sure, {[]} are in their own league. But ~ is still very different, in a negative way, on the Swedish layout compared to an English layout.
Interesting concept. One thing that stands out as highly annoying to me is that the app breaks the back button. If I zoom into something, the URL changes as I do. However, if I then hit "back", nothing happens.
Running anything on us-east-1 is asking for trouble...
Exciting! This should include native wireguard support..
As I like to say, we have decoupled intent from engagement.
>Where did the vaporized rock and soil go?

"What are you, the rock police? I put'em up on my a**. How's that?"
>That requires an investment of time and of your emotions - something many people seem unable or unwilling to do

In my experience, not many people want to invest in you unless you can benefit them. Oftentimes, I've personally experienced that they just utilize you for that sole purpose then discard you when you no longer suit their purpose.

>You have to get out into the world and invest in others.

As somebody who has attempted to do so many times, I've become far to jaded to take this advice seriously. People are liars, snakes, and thieves. They will steal your time or energy in one way or another if they just need to use you as another stepping stone to their success that they couldn't build up themselves.

I have an extremely pessimistic view on people simply because my own personal experiences led me here. Get over wanting to be loved. Learn how to invest in things that can affect your life. And don't offer your time or money for free unless there is some sort of mutual exchange. Doesn't need to be a 1:1 ratio. But there needs to be an expectation that they'll continue to contribute in the future in one way or another.
I don't think I can ever go back in. At least not more than once a week. But I always got relatively little out of office relationships. It felt like not quite friends and not quite acquaintances. A weird middle ground relationship that made me feel like I would rather be spending time with someone I actually cared about, deeply, or would rather be alone.
When they have too much pride in an all-green dash, sure. Allowing any engineer to declare a problem when first detected? Not so hard, but it doesn't make you look good if you have an ultra-twitchy finger. They have the balance badly wrong at the moment though.
I think this is just the author mixing up the two when writing.
I've only had 1 HDD failure since 2013 which their support was quick to resolve. I haven't noticed any network interruptions myself personally during that time.

I've only had them for a few years but I've yet to experience any issues with their great value (e.g 2TB €9.90 /mo) storage box servers. https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-box

Only issue I have with them is the latency of their Germany DC's from the US, if they end up offering dedicated servers in a US DC I'll be moving over my existing Hetzner and AWS (non RDS linked) App servers over.
But think of all the businesses that might be built on the work of the original business that never took off. What we are trying to maximize is overall benefit to society, so we grant a monopoly to a creator for a limited term to incentivize new work.

Ten years may or may not be too short. How often does ten year old software make the difference for a company taking off this year?
Pretty much. If you are worried about NSLs, iCloud Private Relay is not a technology you should rely on.
I've been thinking about going with Mikrotik at least twice but never pulled the trigger because I am sort of a chicken shit.

Is it easy for a noob to setup things like port forwarding and vlans on a router/ap box?
Some mail-admins will downgrade IPv6-only MX servers reputation-wise, due to the limiting/cost-increasing factor of IPv4 Addresses.
What stats do people want to learn?
Permission.io – Shop, Buy, Earn, Spend
Are they lying, or just prioritizing their own services?
On an exponential curve, even companies would be thinking hard about renewal a few doublings into the process. Even Disney would start getting to the point where they'd be picking and choosing and not just forking over $(2^n × number of works) every year.

Also, I often advocate this, and to some extent I consider it a strategic retreat. Fine. You're a big company and you want to own your stuff forever. But behind the laws protecting those companies there's a ton of stuff that the owner doesn't care, nobody even knows who the owner is, etc. etc. (There's a lot of stuff that is de facto in the public domain because nobody owns it anymore in any practical sense, but there's no way to be sure what that stuff is, and the risk is too large to take.) The stuff the big companies are defending is just a small fraction of what exists. If we tuned the laws to give the big companies what they want (more or less) but stopped protecting everything else it'd be a win. And they can pay an increasingly steep fee for the benefit.

Or, to put it more prosaically, I don't really care how long Steamboat Willy stays under Disney's copyright, I'd like Steamboat Willy to stop shielding everything produced ever.
As someone who graduated college into the Great Recession, I was told and shown no path to work for the better part of a decade after college-despite going back to college to become more marketable in that period. And seemingly nobody cares about people like me because we don’t get the ink that the people slightly older or younger than us get.

On the other hand, I do wonder how the economic outlook for work in the US looks once the deeper portions of the boomers retire and open up work. Not a lot of optimism though.
To add on to what you wrote.

Good job description that can attract the right people to join

Good interview method that can select the right people
That's normal/standard for a whole LAN, and is more than enough for all of your VMs/containers on the box.
Personal ownership is already limited by the owner’s lifetime and automatically transfers when they die. Copyrights, on the other hand, outlive the creator.
Freedom from consequences from the state, which is absolutely a right they should have that the state attempts to deny.
Yrvind's Constant Weight Diet
Microsoft Seizes 42 Malicious Web Domains from Chinese Hackers
oh yeah, that personal liberty is so dangerous. gotta be wary about that.
Our (overqualified) literature teacher in High School taught us this and many other words.

On top of my head, I can think of-

Bhratara (Sanskrit) <--> Brother (English) <--> Bruder (German)

Pitara (S) <--> Father (E) <--> Vater (G)

Matara (S) <--> Mother (E) <--> Mutter (G)

Languages in the Indo-European language-family are wildly related, and when learning a new language from this family, if your first language is already in it, then, you often discover links to and from words in languages that you are learning or known or semi-known.

I don't know which one is the root, but in these situations, it is better to think in terms of common ancestor/s rather than upstream or downstream.
Usually you still need a decent pay, since few jobs really are interesting/meaningful enough to make you work for free, or for a salary that doesn't allow you to save enough to buy what you really want.

I don't have expensive hobbies, only thing I want to buy is my own house. If my salary doesn't allow that goal with rising property prices, then living on welfare can be the rational choice if better job opportunities simply aren't available. A few extra hundred doesn't motivate if I can't buy anything meaningful with it. For many millenials it's easy to get enough money for short-term hedonism,but anything else is difficult.
Eh, if the price rises enough year over year, and you dump that funding into the National Institute for the Arts, or other programs to provide grants and funding to low-income artists, I could see it being a potentially useful tool to spread the wealth around from very commercially successful works.

I'm not necessarily supporting it, but I could see some positive outcomes from the approaches.
Smartphone Is Built Different
In the year twenty-five twenty-five, maybe. How did that song go?

Maybe you are not aware, but women also joke around like that — about men.

Everything is an object, everyone is an object, except at companies where you are a resource, just like a lump of coal or something.
Why would Spotify pay anybody for playing a public domain song?
A type safe language has a deterministic, terminating algorithm that can prove the absence of certain errors in a program. For instance you cannot use integers instead of functions in well-typed a Haskell program whereas you can make this mistake in a python program.

C++ Templates are not type safe because they need to be evaluated before you can make any statement about their successful, correct application. This evaluation might not terminate. Macros habe the same issue, of course, but they explicitly give you a Turing-complete programming language so it feels more natural.
Did you read my comment? AMM's were impossible without blockchain. And they are more efficient than real-world counterparts.
CLI for EC2 works for me, but not ELB.