skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How can anyone with a brain think like this? Drunk driving should come with harsher penalties in my opinion... How to lose all credibility in less than 10 seconds.
No, it can't. When you specify a command, {/etc/,~/.}profile are not loaded. E.g. ssh root@host rm -rf /
Rust doesn't have a volatile memcpy yet, bitfield ergonomics are poor, global variables require thread safety even when targeting a single core device, the memory model isn't finished, and upholding the rules the compiler expects you to respect in unsafe code with regard to aliasing is difficult to wrap your head around (pointer provenance, even the author of tokio got it wrong).
It probably does for all I know, I just don't do a lot of assembly anymore.
Sure, but most of them are probably "culturally Christain" in a broad sense. For example, most of them would be able to explain in broad terms the religious significance of the festival and feel comfortable following a number of religiously tinged Christmas traditions. It's worth bearing in mind that most religious festivals are not celebrated only by devout followers of the relevant religion.
Twitter thread claims its back, search for Radley Balko Little Rock Police chiief put it number 2 in results for me.
just went to your website and watched the video, very cool. https://computerengineeringforbabies.com/
iOS Safari, the detail view worked for the first image I clicked on, but just gets stuck on the last image you closed out of. You can still scroll to a new image, but it won’t update to a newly clicked one.
> Tell me honestly for a second: if you weren't happy with someone's work, would anything on (or not on) their LinkedIn profile make any difference to that situation whatsoever?

The LinkedIn point was about looking for clues that you might need to investigate further. I think you're trying to twist my statement into something else entirely.
I've doubled my compensation every time I switched jobs, plus doubled once through internal promotions, and another 50% increase through stock appreciation since most recent rehire. It's been about 5 doublings over a 20-year career. Most recent employer is in my username, and income history is here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10760918

(Plus $630K in 2020 and about $900K in 2021.)
I'm also not a lawyer, but yeah, it sure feels like using the word "own" and having real money, real trades, and a trademarked name in the mix could be problematic.
Looks like you have to be signed in to wired.com to read it.
Check out the subject article here.
Yeah, that’s decency bias for you.
That's different

Despite "feminism", women can easily get a free dinner out of a date.

I have a friend who got into dating (think a different girl every night) and had a budget in the thousands per month just for dates.
Balko started out his career as a bog-standard libertarian and staked out some unrealistic positions during that time, but has since evolved into a serious reporter on issues related to civil liberties.
Yes it's possible to build ad blockers on Safari using the Apple content blocker API. Support was also added for Web extensions in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey.

The web extension support is what enabled us to deploy complete YouTube ad blocking on iOS in Safari – previously it wasn't possible to do this reliably just with the content blocker API.
Whether you like the intercept or not I think we can all agree that bogus DMCA complaints (and the forced downtime even when you report the claim is bogus) needs to be stopped.

The core problem that makes incorrect and fraudulent claims possible is the complete absence of any penalty for such claims.

Until there is a penalty for a false claim we’ll keep seeing stuff like this.

Minor edit: I mean the core problem of the DMCA wrt false claims, not the core problem with the whole of the DMCA, which I would argue is the existence of the DMCA :D
Awesome project. I initially youtube'd you, and there was no mention of your card game. I then startpage'd you and found a kickstarter page with a pretty well-made video... why don't you crosspost your video to youtube? and why don't you get someone to review it?
I created an enhanced multilingual T9 keyboard[1][2] for iOS in 2014 to play around with Swift. It's been doing 600$ on average since then, still going strong. Still use it everyday myself and can't live without it

[1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/typenine-ultimate-t9-style-k...
[2] https://medium.com/porsager/a-better-iphone-typing-experienc...
Is that an admission? Being evasive about the question is not a good look. It's precisely what you're accusing the employee of here.
You can use RSSHub to generate RSS feeds for Twitter but that will require self-hosting it and requesting an API token for personal use. I went through the trouble and then nuked my account on the next day. Leaving Twitter as well as any other centralized/closed platform is for the best.
We live in an age of legal weed, and probably soon to be other substance.

How can anyone with an IQ above freezing seek to criminalize any one substance rather than just criminalizing a) bad results b) impairment?

I don't care what, if anything, you're on. If you can't drive you can't drive. If you can you can. Penalizing any one substance simply because we can measure it seems farcical at best.
It depends who the people are.

Anyone can make an NFT of Nyan cat. That doesn't give it value.

If the original creator of Nyan cat creates an NFT of it, and only one NFT, suddenly it has a ton of value.
> Evidence that you have failed to explain beyond claiming a grand “media conspiracy”. This is textbook misdirection.

No, the original evidences from Adrian and some Australian reports were througly debunked by normal youtuber like Daniel Dumbril

https://youtu.be/E00Xtf2ITzU

https://youtu.be/67pU0Ybovnc
What are popular telegram groups and discord channel for NFT trading?
The interesting thing is that when attempts are made at alternatives, we have people doing everything in their power to stop the alternatives from existing.

Look at Parler for example: They did not create a secure website, that is bad on them. Then activists stated targeting them and coordinated to get as much material off their site. The activists used Twitter to do this: https://media.cybernews.com/2021/01/crash-override2.jpg

Ostentatiously, this is against Twitter's TOS but no action has been taken as Twitter condones this activity against this social group and a competitor.
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/hacked-materi...
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/coordinated-h...

AWS then stopped providing service to Parler due to the content they were hosting exposed by this action. Well within their rights! But they excuse the same sort of content hosed by Twitter....

At some point people are looking at this and saying it is not a free market but a "Good Ole Boy's Club" and something needs to be done.

Personally, I think it was stupid for Twitter to ban people based on the message they send. But that is because I would like to be able to see what everyone is saying, not a small subset of people that uphold the "right" ideas.

The saying is that "Democracy dies in darkness"; We seem hellbent on throwing shade over every idea, opinion and inconvenient fact that comes along. We are bringing the night.
This is really cool. Thank you for sharing.

It's kind of shocking though that 1 million downloads equals "only" $500 in ad revenue. I would have expected a much higher value. May I ask what the install base is?
This is a folk rationale but it doesn't hold much water. If you look at countries with weak currencies, being the currency that taxes are paid in or that the people with the guns are telling you to use, doesn't ensure a stable currency at all. Quite the reverse in fact, the need to threaten people into using a country's currency indicates severe weakness.
If you look at their filings (https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=1018724&owner=exclude), the non AWS business is still.. not amazing. The idea that "jeff showed them" is simplistic. They started AWS, competitors sat idle for 5-6 years and they ran away in a giant market. Good for them, but had Google & Microsoft woken up earlier the amazon doubters might be the smug ones at this point.

This isn't Jeff bashing because he's obviously a hard working and very smart guy. But it's only obvious in retrospect that Amazon knew what they were doing.
taxes should be fine as there are no dividends. High fees depends on the broker. Interactive Brokers has good canadian coverage. The issue I have seen is more to do with FX rates offered by retail brokers arent great.
Looks so cool! Do you have any blog or writing to share on the actual process of producing the physical books, which are very customised? I.e. this isn't something someone could fulfill using Amazon's publishing service.
Thank you! I'm starting to get what's my problem with NFTs. Is a cool idea but poorly implemented IMO, as the video says is pointless to use NFTs on a digital file. However, the real breakthrough could be to add NFTivity (working on the name). For example, you take a real Picasso, 3D scan the paint (with all the imperfections real paints has), encode that and transform it to an NFT.
They’re required to.

The DMCA safe harbor provisions require claims to be taken as true by default, and then if the victim responds with “this is false” the original claimant has two weeks (iirc) to respond, during which the recipient is meant to keep the content unavailable.
Who said anything about stealing anything? It's not lying if I don't reveal to my employer what I do when I'm not working for them generally speaking, so, why is it lying to not reveal I'm doing another job on my off hours (provided it's legal and doesn't break any other prior agreements to do so)?
No, it's about "Is this employee occupying headcount and payroll that would be better used on someone more deserving".

And you've still misunderstand the 2-way feedback loop about effort estimation.

You have this misconception that a job is an isolated 1:1 relationship with an employer where units of work are passed in isolation back and forth. In the real world, something like this does huge damage to the team by forcing everyone else to compensate for the deliberate underperformance.
I also have an app. It’s interesting I read here on HN about how it would be nice for companies to not sell private data to 3rd parties. I don’t collect data, yet it seems most people aren’t willing to pay even a few $ for software.

On the other hand, the Ti-89 still selling for >$100.
Mine Bitcoin.
When I backed this, It is the first book I ordered for my future kid. The day the campaign ended my wife told me she was pregnant!

Very much looking forward to it. Great work!
He’s a conformist that hops into line on command, just like the rest of the staff of The Intercept. Unsurprising he also writes for WSP.
Kudos for providing jobs. If I were to create a successful company, making others busy doing something nicer than what they would otherwise have given themselves would be the greatest accomplishment I could think of, professionally. But starting with oneself on exactly that is not a bad starting point, at all.
Have you considered that people might just not find you particularly interesting?
Ethics pays more than in good feelings. If you decide to be unethical, eventually you'll be only surrounded by unethical people.
In my experience, I usually either get good advice that I'm not ready to act upon, or get bad advice because of a lack of good shared context. There is also a good amount of bad advice, but I rarely seek advice anyway so it doesn't amount to much. Perhaps take the post with a grain of salt, or on its own premise.
You can't, at least not directly. You still need the local monopoly on violence to honor and respect your claim on the property. That's why I'm personally not super bullish on the use of NFTs for property rights at this point (unlike my confidence in the place of bitcoin as long term safe store of money).

However, I could see it might be useful to at least make it obvious to the world when a centralized authority takes someone's property without their consent, and will force them to actually prove to the world why the seizure was justified.

The important thing in this case, is that while they can seize the underlying property, they can't just transfer the ownership certificate (e.g. property title) arbitrarily. Any local authority that accumulates a lot of unjustified seizures will see investment into their realm dry up, as people with money realize the risk of seizure in their realm is too great to justify investing significant money. We already do that now to some degree, but mostly through social gossip because it can be hard to prove that it's happening unless the abuse is directly touching your social circles.
Well, yes. Except I get to live with "hardware is more expensive than dev time", so I tend to cheat like a proper dirty cheating wizard with k8s' binpacking ;)

(my motto is "what do you call a company using Heroku? Bankrupt" :P)
WTF? Care to explain, or just trolling for fun ?
Earth's First Giant
That's new. Work in 2021. Interesting.

They're vague about the laser power. Also, they only had one laser in a fixed position, so they could only print in one direction, moving towards the laser. You probably need something like 3 lasers, 120 degrees apart, switched so that the energy is always being applied ahead of the filament.

If this increased the range of easily printable materials, it would be quite useful.
I mine cryptocurrency and make about $110/day. I have two L3++s, an AvalonMiner 1246, six RTX 3080s, an RTX 3090 and a couple older cards. It more than pays for the mortgage, and after electricity (residential rate) my profit is about $100/day.

I also have the GPUs in a grow tent (designed for growing marijuana) with an 8 inch in-line fan hooked up to the supply of my home’s HVAC system. I’m heating my whole house with cryptocurrency and saving about $80-100 per month on gas (furnace has been off all winter).
Allowing drink driving is a not unusual libertarian view, much like the their desire to remove the requirement to be licensed to drive.
Oh, wait, now I need to deserve a job in addition to being able to perform all aspects of it adequately with respect to the offered compensation? You really are something if that's what you believe.
> Plant a crypto-wallet amongst your files and get an alert when someone takes the bait.

This is brilliant.
> Again, they are falsely promising "ownership of a franchise" and "representation of a franchise" right there in the website. Nowhere does it say that the actual ownership will be of an image.

The first sentence is simply untrue. The second sentence is accurate on your part and on the creators' parts: you don't own the picture.
Any change in the state of an inductive load causes kickback. If you sever the lines running to a building, the generator side gets the most kick, but even a fully passive device gets a kick from the collapsing field in the wires servicing it.

The motors generate appreciable back EMF when suddenly unpowered.
Likewise an SMPS is an inductive load. Spikes from power supplies going off is probably what killed the disks, assuming they didn't just decide not to power on. Some disks will run for 10 years but power them off once and they don't come back up.
I’m amazed at how people see themselves as stuck or forced into their job, especially the younger ones and especially people without kids. For people in that position there are almost endless possibilities for ways to make a living. I’m concerned that many of the people in these communities are depressed and suffering from anhedonia and a self reinforcing cycle of hopelessness.
Not to put too fine a point on it, people like the parent are just scum who make life difficult for everyone else. Having a tough period for whatever reason? Oh, they probably have another job because that's what the cool kids do.

If, as an employee, your philosophy is to grift what you can, expect companies to do the same. And good employers actually don't.
Interview with NFTbay Founder: Right Clicking All of the NFTs
It's a classic post-apocalyptic scenario where some leftover high tech still exists but it can no longer be manufactured.
This grew out of a side project of mine:

https://www.checkbot.io/

> Checkbot for Chrome finds SEO, speed and security problems before your website visitors do. Test 100s of pages at a time for broken links, duplicate content, missing titles, invalid HTML/CSS/JavaScript, insecure pages, redirect chains and more.

I started working on it for myself to help automate common checks I was having to do manually when working on websites. I wanted something that checks many pages at once, works on localhost as you develop, and will let you scan again after you've made changes to see if you've fixed problems.
- https://youtu.be/Ig1leAaAZn0?t=169 (Unlock Protocol being used to give access to a protected URL)

- https://pypi.org/project/django-web3-auth/ (Django authentication backend that authenticates you via your ethereum wallet, has an animation on the page)
I personally sent Toyota an email and they gave me an unsatisfactory response claiming stuff about connected services and then I linked last weeks article explaining that the key fob remote start had nothing to do with connected services and that it seems like a cheap cash grab. And if they are so cheap to do a cash grab what other cost savings at the detriment of their vehicles are they doing. I am very happy to see they are considering reversing their decision.
What an insightful, emotionally-intelligent comment.
I suggested that you read the FAQ, and you quoted the first paragraph on the site, a paragraph that's not in the FAQ.

>Again, they are falsely promising "ownership of a franchise" and "representation of a franchise" right there in the website.

First, ctrl+F "ownership of a franchise" brings up no results, so you're misquoting the website. Second, "representation" is a word that can be used loosely; the NFT can be a representation of the franchise, but that doesn't mean you legally own it. I could sell a stick figure drawing of myself that represents me, but that doesn't mean that you own me.

>Nowhere does it say that the actual ownership will be of an image.

Correct, but it does say, in the FAQ:

>While every Non-fungible Olive Garden is tethered to a real Olive Garden, ownership is currently limited to the Non-fungible Olive Garden Metaverse, granting owners no rights or privileges in meatspace Olive Gardens.

It goes on to say:

>Is this affiliated with Olive Garden?

>No.

I am really not sure how much clearer they can get than that.
Homechart (https://homechart.app) is my solution to "app fatigue": too many productivity apps (todos, calendar, recipes, shopping, budget, etc), no integrations, few self hosted, painful monetization.

Take every personal productivity app and put it into an all in one, integrated experience. Available for free (self-hosted container) or in the cloud. No ads, written in Go/Typescript.

I look at working on Homechart as slowly whittling (coding) a large piece of wood (backlog) into a finished product. Thankfully the piece of wood grows in size every month, I really enjoy the whittling aspect. The thought of selling it or bringing in corporate processes (product managers, sprints, etc) would kill my enjoyment of working on it.
Congrats on earning out your advance!

What’s the work that goes into one of your books years after publication?

Or, since you mentioned your advance, I assume you have traditionally published. In that case I thought your publisher would handle all the operational issues, eg marketing.

Or do you mean the work goes not into the older books but into drafting and editing the newer ones?
> At this point,the machinery we make the more machinery we have to maintain. And robots are not at the point where they can do this.

I hear what you're saying, and I agree it is very optimistic.

But is it really? You can fit an RMV into a Redbox machine. You can fit a Dunkins into a machine the size of a 15 yard dumpster.

Then you don't need the train to transport all those employees to work.
A DUI isn’t “drunk driving”. It is driving under influence, and covers all impairments: alcohol, prescription drugs, illegal drugs, etc. If the drug impacts your ability to safely operate a vehicle then DUI laws apply.
Moxie Marlinspike's New NFT: Autonomous Graphics
Made a Rubik's cube kind of game for phones (http://eclidus.com) with my buddy and sales were at that level for a while. Then they died down, I couldn't be bothered to market it so I made it available for free. :)

I'll probably try something similar again. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Going off topic a bit, but is web3 a twitter thing? The only times I see it show up is usually somehow connected to twitter. Also most of the stuff I see is a countermovement of people pointing out how the whole idea is silly, so I started wondering where people initially started talking about it positively and if they might all be on twitter (explaining why I only saw the counter-movement)
Given this huge caveat, the title of the article is at best extremely deceiving. It's bonkers to me that this was the comparison they chose (watched at 1x speed -> 1 week delay -> test) vs (watched at 2x speed -> 1 week delay -> watched 2x speed -> test). Full description of this is found on page 7 at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356194270_Learning_...
Here's my take on a short answer:

It satisfies the desire of vanity for the consumers.

When you purchase an NFT it means people will acknowledge (backed by the blockchain) you're the only person in the world to "own" this particular item.

The need to create NFT is to get money from whatever you created, if there's anyone find it interesting and wants to "own" it.
Love being on an old fashioned “clock”. I log my time by the minute and if I work 41 hours one week I work 39 the next week. Worst case I aggregate maybe 20-30 hours over a few busy weeks and then I use it to take a day or two off.
Due to backwards compatibility Optionals will be value classes, not primitives so null will be a possible value for them as far as I know. But it will be possible to optimize it at many places (mostly as return types perhaps).
I am working on a program to backtest it. Honestly, I still have much to learn. I do things visually. So I take the little fib retracement chart tool in trading view and make the anchor at the beginning of a price movement and align the lines to the closing prices of significant support/resistance (defined mathematically as any 5 bars such that the the middle bar has the lowest low or highest high in like pyramid form.) If I see at least 3 lines of the fib retracement align, I consider the market to be demonstrating that pattern and I make a bet the market will reverse when it hits the highest fib line. This is much easier to see btw and I have a website where I’m going to write this out if you’re interested: https://seanneilan.com/ I have corresponding Python code that automates this strategy too that I intend to post once it’s ready.
It’s easy to look at something and think “I can do that”, but the reality is such a scam would be a lot of hard work. To start with, no one would know your NFT existed.

If you’re really confident, then you should try it. You can always return the money if you’re successful.
I guess you mean in 2021. Same question was asked 3 days ago: (14 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29634694
I sell on-demand Python and Data Science courses (my main gig is corporate training). I make around $2000 a month from them. (a little more than self published and published books and more than publishing courses on third party platforms).

https://store.metasnake.com
Why should be Tesla responsible for what people are doing with their cars?

Is Samsung or GM responsible for drivers making phone calls behind the wheel?