skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For those interested, I’ve created a Jekyll theme based on this very setup[0]

I also created a forked SSG based off of https://portable.fyi/ [1]

0: https://github.com/bradleytaunt/john-doe-jekyll

1: https://phpetite.org
Our work laptops are are sold back to the sell after two to three years. They announced that this option would no longer be available to owners of MacBooks, if stickers are placed on the lids.

Apparently the stickers leave a discolouring that cannot be removed.
It could make Northern parts of America, EU and Asia closer but not the Southern parts.
> more detail and drama?

I'm really not certain myself wtf happened. Maybe I just fell victim to my own paranoia. Maybe quoting MLK and supporting an Amish school really are that controversial. Maybe it was the "naked lizards" video game mod.

Since i mentioned it that way, I'll also mention that I've been tempted to resurrect a site for some reason or none simply because up until last year, I had had some online presence continuously since 1994. I keep deciding not to, because I don't want to deal with the inevitable drama of offending someone by existing.

The only host I'd be happy with anymore would be someone leasing me bandwidth and an IP on a common carrier contract; and I'll stack up Pis or scavenged laptops and host horse porn if i feel like it.
In Rule 6 (Provide links to the original source of copied code) the article says:

> People copy a lot of code from Stack Overflow questions and answers. That code falls under Creative Commons licenses requiring attribution. A reference comment satisfies that requirement.

This is incorrect (or, more accurately, not enough). The license is CC-BY-SA: the BY part requires attribution, but the SA part also requires that you share your own code.
May I ask what is your definition of "encrypted"?
The point around transparency is so important. I see so many issues that could be solved by just having discussions 'in public' on open Slack channels, with thought processes and outcomes available for all (or more) to see and potentially be a part of.
Am I the only one not seeing legends in the bar charts?
It's landing in Alaska, I wonder what the existing submarine cables from there to east land.
I like this way of putting it. For me I have seen it more as being understanding compared to judgmental. But I understand how you would put it as curious ;)
How much time do you read per day? How long time to finish a book? I really should pick up reading more but there is so much that distracts me. This website for example.
Sorry, placing a download on Dropbox does not encourage me to download it in todays security awere environment.
500K what?
Why is there so little activity in trying to solve this problem? Everyone seems to prefer unlimited anonymous sign ups for their sites, even though it should be possible to protect anonymity without it, with only limited third party trust.
And being in the office doesn't work well for others. Those people have had (practically) no choice in the matter for all of time.

Perhaps it's okay to try a little of the opposite scenario and see how it plays out.
They are fantastic cars! The glowing reviews are not wrong. Incredibly fun, but also practical in a sense that you won't get yourself killed driving them to the limit.
GP was saying that "JavaScript" was named "JavaScript" on purpose to build of off Java's popularity at the time.

Logos were never related (was there a JS logo at all?)
Imagine being so bad at your job that the only thing you can think to do is turn away people using your product? And not only people, but developers, people making stuff with your product and trying to build businesses and earn money.

Then to not take accountability. “I wasn’t running the company at the time.”

If he was really remorseful he would track down some of the people who’s businesses he destroyed and give them some of that money he earned from Twitter while he “wasn’t running the company at the time”.

The lack of self awareness is astounding.
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Ah yes, security through magic fairy. To their credit, at least they went with "you can't break security through nonexistant feature", except a lot of those features tend to be critical for open desktop.

D-Bus is still way more problematic to work with than DCOM. Even on the operation model (something that generic libraries will always have hard time papering over).

As for the X11 extensions - no Linux distro (at least on open market). Because XFree86/X.Org != X11. In fact, XFree86 was essentially lowest common denominator, using with little change a design that wasn't specially good back in 1992. Even if glamor helped some of it, it was more a bandaid than rearchitecting the server (which could have been done without changing protocol).
> Honestly, most of my junior-level coworkers would not even be able to do the first days without help.

Many of my senior level colleagues can't do them either. This says more about job title inflation than the difficulty of these puzzles, though.

I did it in Python (well, most of it) because this isn't the stuff I usually do. I use Python for moving data around mainly, with maybe once per year I do something more exciting. So for me it's about exercising my favourite language in ways I wouldn't otherwise be doing.

I did actually give up this year, though. When it came to the 3D coordinates puzzle I realised I would have to learn numpy and a bit of linear algebra and I just didn't have the time. Maybe I will pick up where I left off over the holiday period.
There is another similar portal. This shows weekly and monthly popularity as well:

papers.labml.ai
Not really low effort if it points out a huge problem in the world of scientific journalism...
All but the smallest companies were already remote by having multiple offices.

Companies that had problems to grow out of that early phase struggled in the past and will struggle with that in times of remote work. The only thing that remote work changes is to move that problem more to the beginning of a companies lifecycle. This should be seen as a chance and not a problem.
http://codereview.doctor/

It's static analysis SaaS that detects bugs and code smells and offers the fix right inside the GitHub PR, so no need to context switch - just click commit and continue with your day
That's true of those "Intel inside" stickers as well (I've been removing them since early 2000s at least).
Someone should try "artisanal email server" using cloudron or yunohost !
the bigger problem is that "authoritative" email monopolies such as Gmail, 365 and the other big ones arbitrarily define and impose what is a legit email server or not and even with better score than gmail an "artisanal" email server can suffer from being classified into spam by the big tech players just because they can and will do anything to maintain their monopoly.
You might also know that this versatile phrase is available in many languages:

https://omniglot.com/language/phrases/hovercraft.htm
Wait so you just park your car in neutral? I mean, I know you CAN do that, but it's generally frowned upon. With the push button start I dont have the option, clutch and brake have to be pressed in or it doesn't even attempt to start
> I think you need some experience in how the hook up scene works to really understand it....

I suspect you're right. I remember the pre-disaster Love Parades if that's any indication of just how ancient and out of touch I probably am! :D
Can confirm, I did this and my old laptop is permanently discolored.
Selling hope to the hopeless. Nice. If any of this worked, you would either use it yourself to make FAR more than $120k a month or sell it to a quant fund for an 8-figure payout.
I dont know the error rate of image recognition but it is certainly more than one in a million. More 1-10%. But i dont want to talk the idea of apple down. I am okey with them scanning THEIR servers for childporn. As long as the keep away from MY phone.
You’re doing well so I don’t think you are doing it wrong. But given that base, could you build a side project dedicating just a couple of hours per week to the effort? If/when it turns into a product, great. If not, you’ve not used up all of your free time making something. I’m obviously oversimplifying but curious if you think 2-3 hours of side-work per week is still a non-starter?
My guess is that the injectable version is better than the mist, but I'm not a vaccination expert.

I hope that after the main part of the covid-19 pandemic passed and it's becomes endemic and with similar casualties than other covirus, there will be an anual shot for some combination of covirus and perhaps adenovirus. Something similar to the current flu vaccination that is mostly recommended for the very old, the very young and some risk groups.
Can confirm, I did this and my old laptop is permanently discolored. Would recommend doing it with a case if you feel the need.
Using jquery to hide and show sections is... not like OP at all. The whole point in OP is doing this without JS.
It never stopped. What is however more annoying are all the "marketing messages" from all the companies you ever bought a single thing from in your life. It's incredible how often some companies spam you with this (often more than once a day). Really not sure what they are trying to achieve, but for me it's the resolution never to buy anything from them again as I filter their whole domain permanently.
Public and asynchronous.

If you have more than two chatty people in Slack, nobody finds anything anymore.
It has always irked me that the oh my zsh logo uses a bash style `$` prompt.
> Otherwise, how could she not notice she never receives anything?

She may be getting it at f.lastname@gmail.com.

I signed up for Gmail the first or second day it came out with first.last@gmail.com, but hardly ever log(ged) in over the years. A little while ago I did go into it and noticed getting a bunch of message to firstlast@gmail.com.

Now Gmail allows for 'customized' addresses in that you can drop a period anywhere and it will still go to your address. But this raised the risk of one person signing up with first.last and another person signing up with firstlast. Supposedly this is prevented, but I think that they did not catch this situation in the early days of the service, and so a bunch of OG accounts have cross-contamination.
I like individualism.

The majority are easily told what to think by authority figures in the media, and people are constantly fooled into making stupid decisions and not seeing the bigger picture of events unfolding.

Corporations will use people until they are no longer useful, and then kick them out.

You need to put number 1 first.
I run my own email server and it's not so bad. gmail is obviously the most troublesome "peer" - if it wasn't for the fact I need to communicate with some gmail users regularly then I'd just cut gmail off. You have to set some headers and DNS stuff, having a static IP helps, and obviously not allowing that IP to send spam too. Largely it works fine.
Yes, and guess what? The bulk of the electricity takes the roundtrip time to start to flow

"Oh but what about that tiny bit!" That's capacitance. Sending "electricity" through air is not new, it's called Radio.
> the inevitable drama of offending someone by existing

I offend, therefore I am!

> and host horse porn i[f] i feel like it.

Sounds like a Tor hidden service might work better for you, for the sole reason that it's harder to shut down.
i think is usefully because is maintained, most of the time when you search for project you search for trust and being continues maintained is key proxy for that, ins't the only one openbox is trustworthy(the last update is some years ago) but is trustworthy in part because you have a long record of doesn't having problems.
> with really low Z coax (12 ohm or something)

To get this result, is it necessary that the wires are very close?
Horse is a lot faster than a motorcycle if all you've got for fuel is oats, hay, and water.

Adding in some gasoline would be apples-to-oranges.
Estimates Show Slowest Growth on Record for the Nation’s Population
Exact same for me.

That’s fine. It’s just not for me I guess.
As a total frontend newbie, how does one create something like this? Is this all handwritten css or are there are UI tools to create the designs?
isn't that very similar to what PNG does? I'm not sure what you mean by "ar encoder", but PNG uses a per-line filter and then adds DEFLATE on top of that.
Exactly. Same for me (except 16GB). I am programming all day (multiple IDEA projects open) and have probably 200+ tabs open in Chrome and Safari. Not a sweat.

I keep saying, the best Apple advertisement are all other computers (and Windows/Android operating systems). It's like they're not even trying!
Where is My Flying Car? by J. Storrs Hall.

The flying car is both literal and metaphorical. If you’ve ever wondered why technology has stagnated, this is the book for you. If you doubt technology has stagnated, this book will challenge that view. If you’ve ever wondered why literal flying cars have taken so long to appear, this book is for you.
The question is, what is the USP here?

Having no JS or having everything in a single HTML file, and the title suggests the latter.

Also, you can embed the JavaScript too.
Have you excluded non-English speakers from reading your comment above?
The cars are fine, they just both have had unpredictable infotainment problems
I also see what you're describing, but I see it as a good thing. This is software available for me or anyone else to use for anything we want. This has many benefits, including that it makes everything else just a bit cheaper because it can depend on standard widely used components.
Not sold in my country, apparently.
Someone signed up for an Amex card using my wife's gmail address. This was years ago, and she still gets the Amex emails regularly (like, between daily and weekly). It's incredible both that the Amex customer doesn't notice, and also that Amex has absolutely no method whatsoever for a non-customer to contact them and fix the problem.
I have a very short gmail address from the beta days and get probably 5-10 emails a day addressed to accounts that absolutely aren’t mine, Eg my username then a dot and another word, or my username spelled differently. I don’t know why google thought fuzzy-matching emails was a smart idea, but it really isn’t. I’ve gotten a lot of very private information and direct login links to a lot of stuff. I also get countless people putting my email address as theirs, to the point where I’ve given up trying to fix it and just delete it instantly.

To even use that gmail address I need to basically whitelist senders and filter them into folders and ignore the inbox completely.

Gmail, like so many of Googles services these days, is an absolute mess. Features no one asked for, blatant spam that gets through their checks while your actual emails go to the spam folder, and a constantly degrading UI that seems to be an experiment in how much you can annoy the user.
Selling my own GPL software, part 1: a lot of hurdles
> Don't work on FOSS you aren't using yourself anymore.

I think there is still some middleground possible. It can still be enjoyable doing small support stuff for it and to keep it running and fixing small bugs, without any big rewrites or big features. I once cared about those things and I might still do. Just keeping it running might feel better than discarding it.

It all depends on personal preferences, the type of users and their communication, if you still use the language, etc.
If anyone is interested in a promising drug tested in humans and not mice, AMX0035 is under FDA review and had positive Phase II results.

https://www.clinicaltrialsarena.com/comment/potential-fda-ap...
I would’ve said email was deceptively complicated in 1996 when I set up qmail on Slackware Linux for my ISP clients.

I never linked it to WWIV though I was my area code coordinator for WWIVLink. That had to be around 1988 or 1989?
It appears to be on mice only in the 5th paragraph, and the sole photo is of a patient (before it is said to be on mice). Sarcasm/negativity is a normal reaction when you spot an ad for a local university with a random research with especially touches most of us. It is not so hard to be honest and support honest research and these respectable advances without such tricks.
Instant bounce due to the sheer amount of ads and overlays
Hi there,
This is great! How did you find your clients?

I am working on a dictation tool (https://flashdictation.com), but don't know what is the best strategy to reach teachers.
While I agree with the broader point, I don't think Minecraft example is accurate. Historically, most MC mods were freeware closed-source, only few years back (around 1.10) lot of them became open-sourced. So I don't think open source was a big consideration for modders.
The route will become more popular, it's not a route the US can in anyway block.
If i'm not mistaken Russia can now ship 8~10 months of the year via the artic route, they want/are planning to create more nuclear ice breakers i'm sure the Chinese are more then willing to make sure the Artic route stays open the whole year.
> Before signing a message it must be serialized according to a specific canonical JSON format. This means for any given message there is exactly one way to serialize it as a sequence of bytes, which is necessary for signature verification to work.

Design mistake. Don't sign abstract messages, sign bags of bytes. Doing otherwise means (1) have to parse messages completely, even if their signatures are invalid (2) requires canonical representations, a major PITA and source of bugs (3) is overall uglier to implement.
Do ads show up after you play? I don’t see how it’s monetized.
1) YC has a cofounder matching system. There is also Starthawk. YC startup school is also worth the time investment.

2) A provisional patent, in your case, could offer you some protection.

But yeah, in general, ideas alone have little value. Your mindset needs to be “it doesn’t matter if everyone knows my idea because I will build a better product, have better marketing and be more efficient than my competitors”.
Isn't this more of a problem with HN guidelines for submitting articles than anything else?

If someone reads the article, they see where it says this is in a mouse model of an uncommon form of ALS.
Show HN: Piou – Build beautiful command-line interfaces with type validation
Good question. I’m not sure, actually. How has the emergency button worked for these systems the last 15 years or so with OnStar and such?
My parents worked with my grand parents before taking over the business and I have occasionally worked with them through the years. You don’t really hire family members. They join you in the family business. It’s a different dynamic but I t doesn’t really cause issue because the family business has always been a part of our family life. The frontier between personal life and work is very blurry but that’s nothing unusual for SME owners.
I’m in a similar situation as a backend tech lead at a FAANG-like company but I also have a side project web app that generates about $500/month from ad revenue. I find that I learn a lot from the side project that helps me at my day job like front end development, ux, listening to user feedback, deployment all the way out to end users, and programming in other backend languages I wouldn’t have an excuse to play with at work.

Also the higher up I move on the engineering ladder at a bigger tech company, the more valuable it is to spend time doing things that aren’t coding. The side project lets me scratch my coding itch while doing the more valuable stuff all day.

Edit: typo
Ups! I initially thought it had something to do with svn
"Acid" is from Latin acidus (sour, sharp, tart) by way of French.

"Oxygen" is a word invented in 1777 by Antoine Lavoisier, from the Greek oxys (sharp, acid): same thing!

Lavoisier also invented "oxide" from ox(ygène) + (ac)ide.
When I’ve asked friends and coworkers how they like remote work, the answer depends on how comfortable they feel being candid with me. Publicly everyone says they’re more productive being remote. Privately, people admit that their productivity has cratered, being home is very distracting, and the lack of separation between work and home life makes both realms more difficult.

I definitely empathize with the answers I’ve heard. I like convenience of not having to spend hours commuting back and the forth, and being home so I can help my wife take care of our five month old baby. But if I’m being totally honest, my productivity is pretty poor compared to what it was when everybody worked in person from the same office.
A lot of it is luck. You can go years not seeing much of the really malicious spam and then one day you're on the list and you'll find yourself being bombarded with stuff Spamassassin doesn't touch.

Especially if your organization is a potential financial target.
If it is free how are you making money? I didn't see any advertisement, i.e. Google Ads, etc.
A lickable screen that allows to transfer taste
I went from a 2012 retina macbook pro to a maxed out (except storage) 14" M1 Max. The performance difference keeps blowing my mind on a daily basis. One Android project I sometimes work on took ~45 minutes for a release build on the old one but only 11 on the new one — and as it turns out I had spotlight indexing stuff in the background the whole time, and the SDK is still x86 so it runs through emulation. Fans do spin up sometimes but you have to try really hard to make it happen. On the old macbook the fans were spinning literally all the time and the CPU temperature has never fallen below around 60° on idle. That part of the case above the keyboard was always hot to the touch, on the M1 it's barely warm.
Bump to this as well
I skipped the fan entirely and went from Macbook Pro Intel I9 to Macbook Air M1. Plenty of performance, much better battery time and size is more comfortable than the 14"/16".
You are correct. I meant that Mojang was saying they would consider open sourcing Minecraft itself when it's ready and has raised sufficient funding (have we reached this point yet?). My point was that modders are providing significant value for free to private companies (and are happy to do that as lon as they're credited) and i wish such energy was directed towards a FOSS game ecosystem instead of continuing to enrich the same crooks who derive money off dark patterns (subscriptions, lootboxes) and exploited workers (gamedev industry is famously harsh).

Also, each software has its guidelines to build mods. I feel like if a game had modding guidelines suggesting to open source, modders would be more than happy to do so; if not, open-sourcing a single-person project can be considered more work (eg. setup git).
Sometimes I park outside my garage and then forget if I locked it. It’s nice that I get an email confirmation because it’s too far away to hear the horn.
The key factor is what your home environment is like. If you have kids, then very possibly you can be a lot more productive at an office. Likewise if you live in a small place and don't have a comfortable, dedicated space to work in.
Ask HN: What’s the best tech talk you watched that was recorded in 2021?
There is only a small percentage of users of products who can be described as ‘fans’ in the sense that they will defend the products even in the face of overwhelming evidence that they have problems.

There is a much larger percentage of people for whom the world is not black and white, there is no picking of a ‘team’, and they will use whatever works for them or make do with what they have, moving between brands and models over time.

Please don’t push the ‘Apple fans’ narrative here. There are lots of us who are just trying to get stuff done and have civilised discussion, not engage in polarised mid slinging.