skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm, what's next, a coffee machine, a burger dispenser? Those are road trips essentials too. Tesla should just concentrate on the car, everyone has a damn gadget (phone, Nintendo Switch, etc) for games...
If you're running your own server, you can just setup catch-all account and use something like $(printf %s news.ycombinator.com | sha256sum | head -c 12)@mymail.com for further privacy.
Define focus-drawing, though? Radio doesn't count? Full-screen climate control? Album art? Web browser? Pairing a bluetooth device? Hell, even having a glove box on the other side of the cabin is a distraction.

The car is filled with distractions already, and we accept that it's broadly safe even if some drivers are distracted[1]. Why is this one in particular such a big deal for everyone, except for the somewhat obvious reason that it's new and Tesla did it.

[1] To be fair: by far the most fatal distraction in the vehicle isn't even the device UI, it's the phone in their pocket.
My point regarding attention span stands. The title could certain do with improvement, but people should not be consuming their news of the basis of titles.
Heh. Black Friday sale. https://www.coryzue.com/writing/nov-2021/
The citation you are looking for is my inbox. That's the spam that still makes it through and there is quite a bit of it, conversely some ham consistently gets misclassified as spam or just simply disappears entirely.

You are of course welcome to not believe me.
this script plays the first few bars of jingle bells! you need to install sox and jq first though. :)
Lifestyle could explain a lot. Standard American diet is horrible and the fact that majority of Americans survive on it until their 70s is a medical miracle. But there are interesting subpopulations.

Amish people tend to be healthier in their old age than an average American [0], ethough their total life expectancy is lower (but there is a subset that lives much longer - on average to 85 - and they are subject to genetic studies [1]).

Of course, only 4 per cent of Amish are obese, even though their typical diet is not exactly vegetarian (meat, dairy products etc.)

[0] https://time.com/5159857/amish-people-stay-healthy-in-old-ag...

[1] https://news.feinberg.northwestern.edu/2017/11/amish-longevi...

Mormons also seem to be healthier than average Americans [2]. Of course, the religious ban on tobacco and alcohol might help with that.

[2] https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1997-04-26-me-52680-...
A couple years so I set up a mailinabox server on a vm for my personal email. Incredibly simple, $5/month and “just works”; I can even sync my contacts and calendar.

My only complaint was the graylisting but I quickly resolved that with a configuration file.
Have a saas I built for a large company to manage their marketing and advertising. Deployed about 8 years ago. Two employees, myself and my brother. Built it in php, and javascript and was the first web based app I had ever built. Got paid about 150k to build it and then we have been netting ~$2500 a month (we then split it 50/50) for the last 8 years. No upgrades or additional work done. Most months all I do is send in the invoice. Hardest part was remembering to renew the ssl cert each year. This month was the last month as the company has switched to a standard solution across all their departments. Was a good ride now I have to figure out something else to build. Worked a regular job this whole time as well.
Port 25 is only required if the destination doesn't support TLS, I think. I've not opened port 25 outgoing on my server and I've had zero issues delivering sent mail to other servers for maybe 5 years.

I think OP might have meant "receiving on port 25 is getting difficult" rather than sending. The spec requires servers to support unencrypted deliveries over port 25, even though almost all servers use TLS these days.
Thanks Nick, loved geeking out with you! All the best. :)
Perhaps the better Eastern European accordion players stay home. I used to visit Krakow often on business and really enjoyed listening to musicians playing in the main square. Also it wasn't just accordion players, there were all sorts, amateurs, music students, professional musicians playing a wide variety of instruments and styles.

It was worth having some cash to put in the bucket.
A software license that prohibits use by individuals or groups (of any size) who do not pay a fee would violate section 5 of the Open Source Definition:

> 5. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups

> The license must not discriminate against any person or group of persons.

It's okay to charge for open source software, but for software to be open source, the license cannot discriminate against users who do not pay the developer. This means:

- If someone pays for open source software, the license cannot require the user to make any additional payments. This prevents the developer from imposing a recurring fee to use the same version of the software via the license, but the developer is still free to charge for future software releases.

- If someone pays for open source software and then shares it with other people, the license cannot require the people who use copies of the software to pay the developer.

Software releases under your proposed license would be source-available, but not open source. As a sibling comment mentions, the DoD FAQ you linked describes the Open Source Definition as 1 of 2 "industry review processes" that a software license should pass to be considered open source.
Not if you wanted multiple pages without Javascript it wasn't. Which is what's interesting about the site being described, although the article does a weak job explaining it.
The powerful part of passive income isn't that you could make some more money, but that you could make more time. Even with a huge salary, you've sold your best 50 hours every week, as well as most of your mental energy. The richest people still have the same amount of time. Making $50k a year passively is worth so much more than making a few hundred thousand a year actively. It could mean having your whole life to yourself.
Just use mailinabox https://mailinabox.email/
> You know those fancy vinyl car wraps? I keep expecting someone to do that for laptops.

I had one of those in like 2006. There was a website where I gave my laptop model, uploaded the image I wanted, and they mailed me a perfectly sized sticker that covered my entire laptop back.

I made one real one, and a "Three Wolf Moon" one for fun.
Good tip, thanks. Will make it a priority.
Click (…) at the top right of the image, choose “view raw”. Or use the URL above.
Google Search has a market share of over 85% [0], if that's not a monopolistic market share I don't know what is.

0: https://www.statista.com/statistics/216573/worldwide-market-...
Wish HN: Happy Holidays
The code layout is so similar that these techniques are surely cousins (same ugly url and all). The only difference is the :target trick.

Further, the no-js portion isn’t even the main idea. “Entire website in a single file” is.
same experience here, perfect score but no mail into Microsoft
The graphics on CPS-2 were not encrypted, just shuffled. The code encryption has long been defeated as well.
Partitioning Network-State for Privacy
Exactly. I’ve been running my own email server for over a decade not because I think I’m artisanal, but for practical reasons. But I don’t send out spam or “newletters”.
I hear this all the time, but I question how true it is. I've been running my own mail servers for decades, and I've never had any problems with sending or receiving mail. I suspect anyone who properly configures their server will be fine.
Covid “Bullshit Jobs” Are Driving Everyone Crazy
Sounds like he needs to consult some books and articles and get to that “I don’t know what I’m talking about” moment.
(wish #2) ...and that it had been available in a 64-bit version.
> Or developped by people that want to use it for everything, from low-level systems to high-level applications.

That has always been Swift's main goal it is even stated on both sites.

> Swift is intended as a replacement for C-based languages (C, C++, and Objective-C).

-- https://www.swift.org/about/

> Swift is a successor to both the C and Objective-C languages. It includes low-level primitives such as types, flow control, and operators. It also provides object-oriented features such as classes, protocols, and generics, giving Cocoa and Cocoa Touch developers the performance and power they demand.

-- https://developer.apple.com/swift/

So no wonder why they are doing this.
Groan - not another clickbait question that sounds legit but is really a trick question. Is the plane allowed to move forwards to take-off velocity? Then it will take off. If If it is not allowed to move relative to the treadmill of course it won't take off. The end.
When I was taught to drive a while ago (but at least still this millennium) I was instructed to park in neutral with the handbrake on. I was also taught the drill of starting the engine would involve checking the car was in neutral and to this end the instructor would always leave it in gear to catch me out if I didn't check. To this day I still instinctively wobble the gear stick to check it's in neutral. There was a recommendation to consider leaving it in gear if on a steep hill. I had three different instructors over my time, and all said the same thing.

This was in the UK where driving a manual is the expectation for a test - if you take the test in an automatic you are issued a limited licence which prohibits driving manual cars (which is the large majority of cars in Europe).

I have noticed when driving/being driven in the US that handbrakes are hardly used. I have partly assumed as 'P' on an automatic is sufficient most of the time, and also that education seems to be different - lots of people call it the e(mergency)-brake, i.e. not something to be used regularly.

That all being said, all the manuals I've driven in the last ten or so years require the clutch depressed to start the engine, which always felt like a strange requirement as I knew it was in neutral. I've never driven a manual in the US so I have no idea what's standard there.
How does GPL3 answer under which organization that Wordpress lives and in which it is maintained?

Edit: the Wordpress GitHub also states GPL2
how much would life expectancy increase in the next 50 years? i doubt someone with less than 4-5 millions networth can even dream about retirement figures "young adults" with 1-2 millions saved
Someone already added a great summary below, but yeah the short answer is "it's complicated". I personally have a single LLC for the businesses and also now hire help to make sure I'm compliant.
Apple should license the M1 core architecture to someone to make server chips with it. They'd make some extra money and lose nothing... in fact they might gain since it would build market share around the architecture.
All that Stand Between You and a Successful Project are 500 Experiments:

https://prog21.dadgum.com/148.html

Lost Lessons from 8-Bit BASIC:

https://prog21.dadgum.com/198.html

>How did IDEs go so wrong?
Starlink gets the speed of light in a vaccuum, which is roughly 50% faster than the speed of light in glass.
The problem is that users confuse software and support. Once written, software can be copied and used at no extra cost.

Support requires manpower, is tedious, difficult, requires a whole different set of skills; few will do it for free.
Let me expand on that point: "Don't accidentally throw out good apples with the bad ones because you are looking at the wrong metrics."

What I mean is: Bad apples are real, but don't ever do time-tracking or fast response testing in an effort to identify them. There are some excellent apples who will get your 8h-day deliverables done in 2-4h. Don't ever establish any system to find them. If you have a problem with them, you are the problem.

Kick people based on repeatedly violating the deadline for deliverables.
CloudFlare free page views analytics + saving ?ref= on signup. That gets you traffic + conversion rate broken down by channel.
More like: don't expect totalitarians to give a damn about some little hippy license. Rule of law means nothing to the CCP.
Funny as I saw example of LendUp yesterday in How to Get Startup Ideas by YC (https://youtu.be/uvw-u99yj8w?t=1072). Apparently Payday loaning was broken and scammy industry. (So they decided to scam some more I guess)
This has been true for a very long time. Spam really destroyed SMTP as an open protocol just like it did for all the other old-school federated protocols.
These days basically zero because most of my attention has moved on. I invested a ton in SEO and content early on though.
These are common questions people ask that haven’t actually been involved in generating trades professionally.

But people who have don’t ask those questions because finding edge in the markets is actually pretty easy. Finding edge that is scalable is the hard part.

For professional traders it doesn’t make much sense to engage in all the small edge trades because it won’t pay more than your opportunity cost if you did something else. For retail traders that constraint isn’t true.

Now, I don’t have any idea if this particular product actually offers good trades, but it’s not true that as a class you can’t make more money selling profitable trades than you can using the trade yourself.
I'm simultaneously learning neovim (by embedding it in VS Code) and emacs (primarily for magit - might learn org-mode later). Not sure why, but previously I never considered the possibility of being able to use both - I thought they were mutually exclusive.

I don't have many good things to say about vim or emacs's window/frame/buffer management... too used to VS Code/Chrome style tabs. Let me see what I have open damnit.

...turns out I just need to google it. Its `set showtabline=2` for vim and `M-x tab-bar-mode` (or `M-x tab-line-mode`) for emacs. Derp.
> happy to hear feedback

Move SSO to the $25/user plan.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29673713

Table stakes security practices for a new business getting started right shouldn’t require a jump to $10K a month.
One decision a lot of people did a few years ago was every network link outside of the data center must be encrypted. Not sure I’d be comfortable putting something on Chinese fiber anyway, but I believe that for them to unencrypt they would need tailored operations or significantly better decryption technology that I am familiar with.
A nice example of what should have been a non story, blown out of proportion. Obviously not Teslas business whether or not people use their touchscreen while driving. But make enough noise and anything can be an issue. Also, news headlines should really be "tesla adopts path of least resistance" because obviously there's nothing to discuss here, but some driving regulator doesn't understand their job and tesla isn't interested in the headache. Also, i can't think of a more minor potential distraction while driving then this.
tenuously...
Crisp. That is the word that pops in my head whenever I see something that is generated by LaTeX. I am not sure why or how to define it.
Yeah, when everyone uses gmail, that's kind of pointless to run your own server, because Google will have most of your conversations either way.
As an artist (by training. I don't really do that much, these days), I can relate.

I used to have a big Strathmore sketchbook, that I took with me, everywhere, and, whenever I had the time, I would practice in it. I have old photos of me, with it. I was fairly scruffy-looking [still are -Ed.], and the sketchbook was sort of my "brand." My classmates used to call me "Puff," because I liked drawing dragons.

It got to the point, where even my rough sketches would be as good as finished works.

The same goes with my code. For example, when I start writing code, I habitually add a headerdoc comment, almost immediately. I write about that here: https://littlegreenviper.com/miscellany/leaving-a-legacy/

I work surprisingly quickly. I can generally spin up a full-fat native swift app, App Store-ready, in a couple of days. I do that frequently for my test harnesses (but I prefer taking more time, for the apps I actually plan to release).

I never really warmed to Boris Valleho's work (he used to hang in a gallery that I had work in, and I met him), but I have to admit, that guy can draw.

Look up his sketches. He used to make a lot of money, selling them, so there's a lot of them out there. The gallery that I mentioned, had a big rack of his castoffs, selling for hundreds of dollars. They sold like hotcakes. He was that gallery's star (I, on the other hand, was chopped liver).

Here's a few of his marketed drawings, but his sketches are almost as good: https://www.borisjulie.com/product-category/prints/boris-pri...
Business use of email tends to look a lot like spam and people mark it as such. An appointment reminder or notification that something just shipped is generally fine. Send out mass notification of your holiday sales and that’s going into someone’s spam folder.
yes. We are now after the due diligence. Funds were send to escrow, and we are transferring all assets. I also help the new team with the setup. It takes some time, but it's actually a good time for migration between Christmas and New Year's Eve.
I always use old.reddit.com - I find the default site virtually unusable
Problems beyond day 10 or so start to get more difficult and take 30-60 minutes to complete. Learning a new language on top of implementing the algorithm would make it take even longer. Not all of us have that much free time.
Place cards was a ton of content, SEO and a long game.

Chat stats is so niche that I've literally just shared it a couple times on reddit and that's basically it. But somehow Google has figured out to show it for relevant queries.
> Speaking of which, how long before it won't be possible to host your own web server?

It's increasingly getting harder and harder. Recently I was trying to watch a TV show with my friends using a self-hosted Plex server, which was located in one of my friend's house, connected via a gigabit, albeit residential link. Another friend was using LTE internet at that time. He couldn't watch the show, because his connection was so slow, but when he did a speed test the download speed was good enough (100+ Mbit).

Turns out the mobile carrier was throttling connections to select IP ranges to about 1 Mbit (we tested that with a few other IPs). I reckon it was to cripple peer-to-peer protocols. So I guess it's a matter of time until you will be allowed only to connect to certain IP addresses owned by the biggest companies (AWS, Azure, GCP) and nothing else.
From the point of view of language geek, I prefer Swift's approach, as it is closer to PL/I, ALGOL and Wirth's linage of languages.

High level constructs for being productive without stepping too much, while offering the language features to go downlevel as much as required, when it is time to actually do it.

Naturally this matters mostly to those invested into the Apple's ecosystem.
I will echo this experience. An example of an email that made it through from a gmail.com account (abbreviated, it also contained links to some apps (the main purpose I assume) and much more text):

شهر مجاني عند الاشتراك السنوي $ الأسئلة الشائعة

In 1979, LA residents were wearing masks — because of smog Los Angeles Times staff photographer Boris Yaro photographed Sera Segal-Alsberg on Crescent Heights Boulevard in West Hollywood Segal-Alsberg, an artist-instructor, was en route to teach a class at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
للمزيد من الأسئلة

— In another sign of live entertainment’s rebirth, Bruce Springsteen returned to Broadway over the weekend
يقوم الموظفين بتسجيل حضورهم ، انصرافهم الشركات العصرية مع الاستفادة القصوى من الإمكانيات الهائلة التي تقدمها لنا تكنولوجيا العصر أو الهاتف المتحرك ( الجوال ) أو إذا كنت تستخدم الحاسب فيمكنك استخدام أو يمكن للإداري تحميل هذا التطبيق على جهاز تابلت اشترك في النظام 10

Diverse yet divided cities
واحد أو عدة أجهزة ثم يضعها اشترك في النظام تسجيل دخول فقط في الأفرع المسموح له بالتبصيم فيها | أسبوعين كما أن الموظف لديك يستطيع التبصيم في ثوان قليلة بريد إلكتروني هو نظام إلكتروني قوي وحديث يستخدم لتسجيل فهل يمكن استخدام النظام في جميع هذه الأفرع أدخل بيانات الأفرع إن وجدت الموظفين

Experts say the Delta variant poses a greater chance of infection for unvaccinated people if they are exposed The variant, first identified in India, may be twice as transmissible as the conventional coronavirus strains It has been responsible for the rise in cases recently in India, the United Kingdom and elsewhere
في مداخل الشركة أو أفرعها المختلفة يمكنك الاعتماد على أي جهاز إلكتورني حديث أو حتى قديم في تسجيل ومتابعة تبصيمات الموظفين ، إعرف المزيد اشترك في النظام مجانا , أدخل بيانات الشركة والموظفين
I also like seeing the commit messages in this way! In the case of VSCode this comes with the Git Lens extension.
The most frustrating part is someone who isn't getting your mail will blame it on you. "I get everyone else's (gmail/outlook) email, it must be you."
There is a balance. I made some connections and learned skills after a few years of moderate to serious modding. With today's free or cheap tools though I'd encourage folks who find joy in modding to consider making their own modest IP. We used to mod because there was little hope of making your own 3D game without an existing engine. (When licensing costs were in the hundreds of thousands and we were poor school kids.)
Also at airports. I liked having no sticker then I was at an airport and at screening they gathered up four identical MacBooks and (non ironically) asked ok whose is this? Nobody knew and they had to start turning them all on.
I can take the Wordpress source and start a company where my copy lives and is maintained.

Do I own it now?
Almost all spam I receive is from Gmail. It's gotten so bad I've actually setup a filter that routes everything from @gmail.com into spam - except for some whitelisted email addresses. G Suite is fine, it's only @gmail.com that is an issue

And yes, it's genuinely from Gmail; valid SPF, valid DKIM, came from a Google IP address, etc...

To say the biggest source is Gmail might be technically wrong though - I suspect there's a large volume of spam that Migadu (my provider) is dropping before it even reaches my inbox, i.e. emails that it is 100% sure are spam and it can just drop. Nevertheless, an overwhelming amount of spam I observe/have to deal with is coming from Gmail. Second to that is outlook/hotmail.
I do because most articles are crap. The comments are simply better quality. For example, I was able to tell in 2 seconds that this was on mice from reading the comments and so that I don't care about the article.
Personally I enjoy going to the office most days, even thought I don't have to. And know plenty people that do as well.

What I hope comes out of all these pandemic adjustments, is more diversity in work modalities to choose from instead only one or the other. That remote employers and employees get better working that way and that on-site/hybrid employees put more effort into making themselves more attractive. E.g. instead of having one massive, packed HQ everyone has to commute to, have smaller and more quieter spaces scattered around, having rules on not allowing taking calls on desk, etc..
Octo4a – Run OctoPrint on Android
Clickable link: https://www.gibney.org/from_debian_to_web_app
moral compass is something for wealthy and or humble people.
> Not at all. SSB has multiple types of private messages.

I didn't mean that everything has to be plaintext, but has to be public in order for gossip to work. Or did i miss something? It's fine if metadata aggregation is not a concern of yours, and if you're rather certain your encryption algorithms won't be broken in the next decades.

That rooms2 proposal looks very interesting (didn't read it all), but i'm curious if there's a state-of-the-art review you can link me to. I just don't understand the necessity to develop yet another protocol if the goal is just to break through NAT?