skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My dude, how do you actually use your service (loading URLs)?

I just signed up, got sent to a dashboard…NO API DOCUMENATATION, just a link to download an app (!) for people who want to sell their residential bandwidth.

See ScraperAPI for a company that does API documentation well in this space. (I've spent well over $100K with them.) Or Stripe. PUT THE CODE UP FRONT.

There's also no API docs here, under "Support": https://packetstream.io/support/faq

Update: I see it's hidden under "Network Access." This kind of thing should be OBVIOUS, not the sixth option (looks like all of the others) on some random SaaS dashboard.
It wasn't clear to my why you said what you did. (Good to know it was just an editing failure.) Sometimes people get confused and think "dark matter halo" means all the dark matter is outside the main body of the galaxy, so I was pointing out that this isn't the case.
The legal exception is only in a couple jurisdictions, most of the world they'd still be liable.
As this is pure opinion, I'll answer yes. I'd be fine with every website that relies on ads going out of business. I can't think of one that I'd miss.
Yeah sorry, got the sensors mixed up. But going visual-only seems to be quite the handicap. I think other makers are going to have an edge over tesla if they keep radar.

It was publicly known that Musk was personally involved with requiring all sensors to be completely hidden from view, even to the point of inhibiting the car's view of its surroundings. This was back when other cars had the large LIDAR installations on top of the roof, which was probably better, but obviously didn't give the regular-car look Tesla wanted.
It depends on what you mean by power. She has only as much power as her caucus will afford her. The role of Speaker has it's limits, and she's not really popular enough in party politics to sway the zeitgeist.
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If you're worried about inflation, follow the barbell portfolio strategy. ITM index calls to keep ahead of inflation, and the rest of the money can be used for other investments eg. bonds, real estate, gold, etc. Alternatively JEPI seems ok. Not financial advice.

If you want to own stocks instead, find a low margin interest rate broker (eg. IBKR), put your money in there, and down the road if you have profits and don't want to realize them (because you will pay cap gains), you can take out a loan against said stock at a low rate (IBKR is sub 1%). Note that this is quite risky, make sure you manage your risk well.

You should also spend a lot of time reading about investing and risk management. Margin of Safety, Intelligent Investor, The Art of Investing, etc.

Make sure to study your tax code as well; don't get screwed over by wash sale taxes. Find a good accountant! Just walk into a branch of the big four accounting firms (Deloitte, E&Y, KPMG, PWC) and you will probably find one.
congratulations, you have just become financial independent this just means you don't have to worry about money. You still have to worry about your health no amount of money can help you in that department ask billionaires spending fortunes on anti aging so don't stop working out.

Money is just means, similar to how you converted eth to real money you need to convert real money into real experiences. There are doors open to you now to travel to scenic places, experience different cultures, experience different cuisines, learn new things for which you never had time get exposure to new skills you may or may not like them. When i got retired i tried horse riding although i never had any inclination towards it but just enrolled it to see where it goes did not liked it much, tried shooting liked it, tried swimming liked it, tried ski-ing did not liked it, tried singing i was really bad at it. Finally settled for building sofware as i guess i like building stuff as hobby i just don't like it as profession where i have to deal with deadlines other constraints etc. Experiment and see what you like.

Last but not the least you don't really need money to do most of these things, you arbitrarily decided that you needed money because society/culture/conditioning made you believe it. you can be happy without it as well if you realize that you may as well wonder what was the fuss all about.
And, assuming you haven't personally experienced OTA post-digital transition in your house in the past (assuming you own a house) or have neighbors with an antenna, spend some money and a fair bit of effort to discover that reception is non-existent/bad.
Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace.
One more reason I'm never giving up my headphone jack or my Sennheiser HD600.
We've been trying to generally discourage Redux users from using sagas in most cases. I've always felt that they were absolutely overkill for basic data fetching scenarios, and this is even more true now that data fetching libraries like RTK Query and React Query exist.

Where sagas _do_ still make sense is highly complex async workflows, including responding to dispatched actions, "background thread"-type behavior, and lots of debouncing/throttling/etc.

But yes, I've heard of plenty of cases where sagas made a codebase unreadable, and it's a shame that they get so heavily pushed by some early Redux users.

FWIW, I've actually been working on designing a new "action listener middleware" that we'd like to ship in an upcoming version of Redux Toolkit. It started off as very simple callbacks, but by adding a few key primitive functions like `take`, `condition`, and `delay` I think we've been able to to come up with something that can handle maybe 75% of what sagas can do with a much smaller API surface and bundle size. I'd love to have you or anyone else using Redux take a look and give us some feedback on the current API design and let us know if there's other use cases it ought to cover:

https://github.com/reduxjs/redux-toolkit/discussions/1648
There is interesting advice in this thread.

Work for the sake of survival is what most people are consumed with.

Now you’re free.

What meaning will you give to your life? How will you share your special, unique talents? Who will you help?
I mean yes, when asking someone to clean a mess they did make, and they do it as spreading the mess around, to make it worse, then you still allowed to be mad at them about that mess.
With such powerful computers and networks now, is there really any excuse for the least common denominator view on your team to be bad?

The terrible flaw, to me, sounds like it's the workflow that won't bother installing the right tools for code review. It's not like you're stuck with printouts or something where those tools aren't practical.

(If the IDEs or editors are lacking things needed for code review, then that's a problem, but it's not a problem inherent to the idea of tight integration.)
I once had a general chemistry professor that had made a significant amount of money off a patent. He kept a small townhouse near the university and flew his private plane in each week to teach his few classes then would fly home for the weekend. He was no longer burdened with the publish or perish game and was able to focus solely on doing what he enjoyed most. The students got a professor actually focused on teaching and the university got a competent professor willing to teach the least desirable introductory classes. Wins all around.
Or they get the government they want, or they don't get the government that they don't want. The later seems more often to be the way people vote.
If you start yet another scraping-as-a-service provider, you're attempting to provide a paid service for people who just want to steal content for free. Not gonna work.
Pick an open source project to contribute to both financially and with your work. Become that guy for a piece of software that everyone else relies on.
I have a hard time believing that this isn't at least in part a joke. It's just too on-the-nose.

Either that or I have some very sharp questions for some former coworkers.
It's also something that humans notably do when fighting each other. Thumb in the eye is an instinctually intuitive move.
Why Consciousness?
Right now this Web3 "solution" seems completely divorced from the problem. Right now the big "problem" we have is that the big tech companies hold way too much power to control speech. I don't understand how Web3 is supposed to solve this problem.

The real solution IMO is the Metaverse. Rather than a centralized authority with control over all the content, everyone would contribute to a protocol, much like email works. This I feel will kill the debate (as in, resolve it forever) over speech online. It's not that censorship will go away, I'm sure some providers will try to censor content, but it will be a non issue, cause you can just go and get the same content from another provider.
How can a marriage and having kids move you out of depression?

How can you be a good partner and a good parent if you can't even find the drive to live?

Feels like one could get into even more difficulties when relationships and parenting get hard, even with money.

I see this advice everywhere, "Just have children.". I do not understand how this is sensible advice for people that are obviously not fit to be parents at their present moment.
I've read the article (thank you rvalue for the link to the archived copy).

I'm no wiser as to what this reboot might consist of.
Could you please stop carpet bombing this post with identical, substanceless comments? The fact that other folks here are posting snippets to mute you indicates that you're dragging the quality of discussion down for the rest of us.

We get it. You like perl and dislike many other languages. You can stop now.
If it's of interest, there's an account of fairly recent work in the "Strassen reloaded" paper https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.5555/3014904.3014983 or otherwise in https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/flame/pubs/FLAWN79.pdf
My understanding is that PTFE never reacts with anything, but you can scratch it and ingest some of it which is bad too.
Maybe you'll be able to relate to my story: http://glench.com/WhyIQuitTechAndBecameATherapist/
You’re just saying words now. The app runs smoothly for me even on a Kindle tablet (which can barely run a browser without lag). Any semi-modern device is more than capable of running either YouTube app
It's unclear to me whether one should worry, assuming the glaze is intact. The cookware passes California prop 65 standards (extremely stringent). The coloration with the high cadmium levels is not on a surface that contacts food, and even if it was, I don't know that it would leach. But we have no way of knowing without expensive testing!

However, even if we ignore the possibility of harm to the end user, I think the author of that blog makes a great point:
"By using high levels of Cadmium in manufacturing, Le Creuset has – apparently for decades – been causal in contributing to “the demand for” the mining, refining and manufacturing of a toxic pigment that can (and does) poison others (workers, communities, waterways, the planet) through various processes/at multiple points throughout their manufactured products’ life cycles."
My CEO must be using this.
"Retest effects in cognitive ability tests" by Scharfen & friends is a good overview that mentions other studies that go into more detail and tweak different parameters (e.g. time between tests, tests that are more repetitive than others, etc). The meta-analysis found that retaking a test can add a couple points each time. So taking an IQ test 4 times on average yields an 8 point increase, almost an entire standard deviation.
I definitely agree with this. One thing I've come to find out as I age is how much does -not- exist on the internet. We like to think all the information in the world is here, but a ton only exists in spoken word(folklore?) and in older books few will ever read.
The faster programming language or compiler is the one you use. Always.
Get a nice bicycle.
I have a green mug, but it is not very decorative, please advise.
It’s not comparable. Disney+ doesn’t include any live content
Tubes are probably the one thing that actually can have a real effect on the sound of an amp. The key word there is “can”.
Microsoft tried to save us, but Windows Phone failed

https://youtu.be/l9evyGr57hs
Why Rust Is the Future
Oh, and good luck experimenting with side projects and new startups - you'll find it so much easier to make more money when you have money.
I ate an Apple. My favorite fruit is an Apple. I have an Apple in my backpack. The teacher has an Apple of her desk. I saw an Apple. I picked up an Apple. I the the Apple away. I mean the Apple fruit.

This is Swype on my android phone.
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How are these autonomous killer robots significantly different from cruise missiles?
Although to be fair the interior surface is white and came in at ~30pm/150ppm Pb/Cd less than 1/100th compared to the bottom flame surface of the pan. I'd wonder whether modern 2020 Le Creuset has similar numbers to this 2013 pan.

It's still not as low as I'd like for a simmering pot/dutch oven, but it is clearly in the decorative outer coating. Also not surprising Cadmium's in bright yellow... lucky it's not Uranium!
I also was wondering why this was posted under CACert, particularly a section called "CACert/Board". I never really payed much attention to the operation of CACert, but when it first came out I had high hopes for it to become something like what LetsEncrypt has become. I was a "SuperSigner" back in the day. But in the end, I never really found a practical use for it.

Now I'm wondering if there was internal resistance that caused things to fall apart.
This safety risk applies to anything else you buy on Amazon. Not just pottery, but all dinnerware. Not just dinnerware, but also items like children's toys.

If you can't trust the origins of pottery on Amazon, why can you trust the origins of anything on Amazon?

And if you can't trust the origins of anything, you can't count on safety regulations and standards that you take for granted.
> Of course, if you're buying on Amazon, who knows.. but you are very, very unlikely to have this problem with people who make pottery for a living (like local artists, or reputable Etsy shops)..

Purchasing decisions by buyers are probably not based on whether or not the seller produces pottery for a living. I'd wager price, convenience (fast shipping, etc.), size, and design matter far more to a buyer.

Here's how the mugs were selected:

> The five mugs chosen for this study were selected because they were found to contain lead in a screening-level assessment. Specifically, 24 mugs from the authors’ office were tested using an Olympus Innov-X Delta handheld X-Ray fluorescent (XRF) analyzer. Each mug was measured once with the XRF gun at its highest sensitivity setting, which required the tester to hold the analyzer over the mug for 45 s. The three mugs with the highest resulting lead concentrations (1,223 to 7,034 mg/kg) were selected for the present study. These mugs each had decorative elements and will be referred to by their predominant colors: Green Decorative, Yellow Decorative, and Red Decorative. In addition, two representative mugs were selected from the batch of office mugs baring the authors' company’s logo. These will be referred to as Black Logo1 and Black Logo2. All five mugs selected were in active use in the authors’ San Francisco, California, office environment, and were typically washed daily in an automatic dish washer. Four of the five mugs were purchased in the U.S., and one was purchased in Europe (Red Decorative). The mugs all appeared to be in good condition, with no obvious signs of damage or wear.

The types of mugs found in a standard office probably match the types of mugs many people have in their homes. Regardless, lots of coffee is regularly consumed in an office environment.

I believe the results of this study are a little more relevant than your comment suggests.
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Yeah. Dump your money into betterment or wealthfront or even just a vanguard target date fund.

Fees are pretty low. Some will say it's unnecessary and you can avoid those fees if you do X on your own, where X is some form of buying index funds directly. I my experience the anxiety and uncertainty of doing so makes people delay and the loss of returns from not investing at all greatly outweighs the difference in fees (at least in the short term).

TL;DR; If you aren't investing at all, robo advisors are great. If you already have a diversified strategy then that's great too. They add value mostly by lowering the knowledge barrier to entry.
At least my view is that if someone is selling pottery on Amazon, it's about quantity... And at scale, the cost savings might be worth something....

It's not even a thing you usually find in stores as a hobbiest in the states.. if someone is using lead, it's going to be most commonly a cost cutting measure... Or for a specialist purpose
A few people must have had this idea over the years. HN is the only website I know where old articles get regularly reposted.

I actually discovered http://jsomers.net/hn/ while building this site, as it turns up when you search for "hacker news". It's a bit different so I think both tools are useful.
> Ethical questions arise when you ask people to take specific actions in order to measure their reactions

"Answer my questions within 45 days or I will sue you." That seems to read like a demand for a specific action.
That isn't how fault works. None of the misfortune I've suffered in my life would have happened if my father had never impregnated my mother, therefore it's all his fault and I'm his victim?

No. "But for" causation has zero moral import whatsoever. Stop spewing your ax-grindy propaganda.
I don't expect every user to audit code. But one of the audits I was privvy to was a part of the federal government and had really stringent requirements for the code that they run -- which, of course, includes tracking down all the dependencies, and, yes, is expensive. The fact that this extremely widely-used project never hit such an audit is a curiosity. And a bit of a tragedy of the commons -- many millions of dollars of commerce has depended on this project, and now folks are up in arms because every individual decided that it wasn't their problem to investigate.
Abadoned and discontinued software you would like to revisit and revived
1k-fold increase in computing power needed for metaverse – Intel
Which is really nice, because nothing on Earth really matters when you consider the scale of the universe that we live in.

Very blessed to be an observer though.
^_^ thank you
Are they particularly deadly in NA? I’m not downplaying the disease spread by mosquitoes, but I would have imagined that they’re significantly deadlier in less developed continents and that then acesss and quality of healthcare would make them less so in North America.
Chaos: Strongly typed, dynamic, compilable, zero cyclomatic complexity language
Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15157724

My comment there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15157724
Hence why the invasive permissions need to be paired with restrictions that impose a tradeoff and incentivize sites with a more traditional web page usage model to not classify themselves as app-style sites.
Exposure is cumulative though. If someone keeps getting exposed to "innocuous" things like cigarette smoke, they may very well find 20 years later they've got lung cancer and end up dying young.
No, they were fined because bankers must only communicate via channels that are monitored. By using whatsapp, they bypass all the internal and external audit/compliance teams.
> It's a nice sum of money. But it's certainly not enough to live doing nothing for the rest of your life.

???

7.5m EUR is 8.4m USD. The average number of working years for men is 38 per google (which is also 65-27 the number of years until the poster is 65). 8.4m over 38 years is 221k/yr. The median household income in San Francisco (to pick an expensive city as an example) is 113k/yr.

So even assuming the the funds were not invested in anything outperforming inflation this should be more than enough to "live doing nothing", and potentially even without investment at all (depending on your beliefs in future inflation). Of course, it won't be enough if OP burns most of it starting some crazy business.

To maintain SF-median-present-value income until age 80 their investments would need to yield greater than inflation minus 1.24%.

Under the commonly used 4% rule of thumb, OP could invest in market indexes and spend $337k/yr in present value for the rest of their life.
This one is really important.

Tell no one, or only a very very small number of people, but strong preference to no one.

Look at maslows hierarchy of needs, now that your psychological and safety needs are dealt with, it’s time to move up the pyramid
Frankly, I’m still shocked at the shift from how it was during my childhood to the extent where we’re on desktop computers for over eight hours a day. Though I suppose sedentary office work has long predates PCs.
By the sounds of it, you do not live in a context where money matters or gives a lot of benefits. You have to ask yourself if you want the education and the doors it opens. Also, talk to a professional about mental health before throwing anything way. Your anxiety might be caused by a depression or something else.
You should also read the book which inspired Frank Herbert, Lesley Blanch's _The Sabres of Paradise_:

https://arnoldkhan.medium.com/how-the-sabre-of-paradise-insp...
There's a lot here to bolster my thesis:

- throws out a bunch of talking points (e.g. fluff)

- throws out several "I heard/I read/...."

- tortured rhetoric (2+2=4)

- throws a out a bunch excessive in absolute and relative terms like fascism, murder

Let me suggest a better model. A far better model. Look at MLK. He could have turned 21 and concluded,

- I'm boned. We're boned. We know what the constitution says and we're not getting its promises. This subject has been talked into the ground for years. So screw it. I'm going to open a barber shop, or teach, thump the bible, or something else.

- I'm boned. We're boned. We know what the constitution says and we're not getting its promises. This subject has been talked into the ground for years. So screw it. So I'm going to violence since I was probably going to end up in jail anyway, at least this way I'm going it my way.

Now thank goodness he did neither. Despite the claims of no middle ground he found a message that,

- redounds to the good of individuals, of those close to us, and those across the US

- gave a positive message not the hopeless nonsense pushed around by the GOP today

- had to have excellent communication, organization skills

- had to have a backbone and will power to keep it in the middle. once you're in the middle you get incoming left and right

>The grand old party will be 90-95% sycophants for a literal would be dictator. Where is the middle ground? The centrists are moderate Democrats.

The future is today with this message, with this heart soul and mind. Waiting around for tomorrow for some face on TV? That's day dreaming.

C'mon America ... let's get in the game!
I bought a tagine (Moroccan clay pot that you cook stews with that is enclosed except for a spout at the top) for cooking and I found out it had lead in the glazing. A lot of the decorative ones do of course, but this one was specifically for cooking and came with instructions for "seasoning" it where you soak it over night and then slowly heat it up so it gets broken in without cracking.
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Seem simple enough. Give the money to the poor and return yourself to the striving that gave you purpose.
Most metal food containers are coated with plastics like BPA. You can't trust "BPA free" labels because there are now analog compounds in use. For example this is what a dissolved coke can looks like.[1]

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQHFQoFoxvQ