skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you can trust your writers there's likely no need for this. A modern approach tends to have databases owned by a single service, which exposes the model via RPCs. So you generally don't have more than one writer, which means you're pretty much de-facto "zero trust" if that single writer follows a few rules (ie: mutual auth, logging, etc).

But in some cases you don't have that same constraint. For example, databases that store logs (Elastic, Splunk, etc) might have many readers and writers, including humans.

In that case enforced immutability might be a nice property to have. Attackers who get access to your Splunk/ES cluster certainly will have fun with it.
The beauty of Bingo is that it uses Go's built-in project install feature, ie. its as easy as as replacing `go` with `bingo` :

$ bingo install package-url

you don't need to maintain any package information.

I'm not sure if nix can install (+ manage) golang binaries from the command line using _just_ the package url / binary name?
Speeds (linear and angular) decrease the further we are from the center, so bodies near the center will orbit it in less time than us, who take less time to do a lap around the galaxy than stars further out.
If the author is effectively payed trough the (expected) purchase later on its probably fine. Or if the author is an employee and gets a salary
I actually don’t know if they want to protect the data. I can imagine they might not want China or other countries listening in and potentially sending commands to the craft.

Does anyone know if there is typically encryption on the downlink? How about uplink commands? I guess we want those to be secured so only authenticated control can send commands
Inacitivity of a digital content account is usually a consequence of my indifference to that content & provider, which also means that I do not care about that account anymore.
I would like to ask a follow up question, what tech industry jobs would HN recommend where ageism isn't a problem? I know I can only be an IC for so long before everyone will see a new grad as more economical.
How will these planes succeed when point-to-point helicopter service has not proven to be a widespread success? What is the key difference between what Joby is planning and Uber's helicopter service (using already FAA approved helicopters and regular fuel)?
OP obviously used a new throwaway (presumably one-time use) account. Does anyone know what might be the reason for this?
Everyone should strive to this level of competence, and I like that some of the posts here (like advice for installing OpenWRT) kind of force it

Breaking stuff and then fixing it is the fast track for learning

If you're not a smart computer guy then maybe this isnt the forum for you
> they're making the wrong choice.

If what feels like the vast majority of them are making the same "wrong" choice, we should probably think about ways to make that choice more "right", because clearly, the current approach isn't working
Oh, dear god please, please sue us.

The exposure, the name recognition, the PR coup that this would be ... would dwarf every effort we have ever made in over 20 years of trying to publicize our company.

Seriously: If you work for any of these "aggrieved" content providers and if you really want me to buy the Aspen house ten years early, dear god please sue us.
How would you determine which humans get displaced to make room for "human-free" reserves?
Good point. Not sure why they invented the EU in the first place. Bunch of unnecessary bother, really.
We’re saying the same thing. The web right now today requires that you reimplement all that functionality from scratch when it should be just inheriting all the behavior from the native control in your custom thing and tweaking the styles or adding some additional functionality.
It's not just appearance but also behavior. There are differences across browsers, OSes, and devices in how UI widgets work and inevitably the "custom" approach is a compromise in favor of the PM's personal workstation.

And lest it be overlooked, the appearance of those widgets themselves, is a feature. They are easily identifiable by users of that platform as being something they can interact with and expect a predictable set of outcomes.
Care to elaborate? What are they gaining from that?
But that's not something this decision was about, this was just about missing attribution. I can't imagine that anyone seriously thought that the attribution clause of the GPL wouldn't be enforceable.

There are some other aspects of the license which I would've found much more interesting to be tested in court, especially the FSF's concept of treating dynamically linked executables as derived works and the question who can sue if no source code is provided.
Asian cultures are just interesting from my POV. Think about how the English fascination with Roman ruins embedded all sorts of Roman allegory and content into popular culture.

Japan and China has their own stories, histories and empires dating back thousands of years, but they just aren’t a part of western culture and education. It’s a novelty for some and a passion for others because of the aspect of discovery. I know very little about Chinese history, but if you grabbed 100 of my not-Chinese peers, I probably know more than 90 of them.
Just to confirm, you don't need the cloud account for entering management page right? The reviews I read on Amazon could be from people who are not technical enough so they fell for the cloud acc trap.
I love it when this comes up in the rss feed. I wish more folks did these!
Hi!

Bingo is basically a wrapper over `go install` that makes it easier to manage the binary after installation. ABI and Distro etc issues are resolved however Go resolves them internally.
The Sam Bankman-Fried episode of Odd Lots: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2p2Mfr20nDNmRxdNjCcmJe?si=2...

Specifically, the 7 minutes from ~19:40 - 26:30 where he talks about the $30M/day profit he made in 2017 by arb-ing the different prices of Bitcoin on Japanese vs. US exchanges. This demonstrated the difference between complex and complicated problems and how much of success in business is simply schlepping.

(Obligatory pg post: http://paulgraham.com/schlep.html)
So this is to help people skip traffic. Assuming it's successful, wont this create new bottlenecks at these pickup/dropoff areas? Reminds me of adding more lanes to a highway. It doesn't really solve anything, just diverts more people to the highway.
Good points.

I'm still not convinced it is worth everything we lost:

- Instant loading

- Sane page sizes

- Cross browser compatibility by default, including text based browsers

- Every page is reasonably safe by default

- CPU is idle after initial page load

- Battery life is great by default

and probably a few more.

I guess a good middle road might exist but I wonder if the current situation doesn't mostly serve ad pushers and bored developers ;-)

Edits: yes, a number to clarify my points and to make it clear that I am open to change my views, at least slightly.
these young adults havent learned the utility and nessecity of anonymity
How is it immutable if you can prune it?
This is the most catholic story I can imagine.
Why even bother forgiving yourself if morality is just a human construct and there is no judgment in the afterlife?
I've never had this issue. Spotify (on Mac) uses the computer's sound output setting (laptop speakers or monitor), unless you choose another destination with the Spotify 'device' option.
Article 17 does include the term "without undue delay"[0], but such vague language seems ripe for some court precedent.

A clone and remove/update per GDPR request seems like undue delay, certainly one that could be avoided by alternative architecture choices (keep the personally identifiable information (PII) in a mutable store)

[0]: https://gdpr-info.eu/art-17-gdpr/
There would have to be some sort of encryption or passkey or digital signature on commands, for sure. Otherwise some hobbyist in the middle of the Ocean on his yacht could be messing with the craft and taking pictures and there'd be no easy way to shut him down.
But they how how to connect the Angular injector into the service directive.
It is of no consequence to me what others think or what they covet. They are allowed to their beliefs as I am to mine.

You are the one who thinks that you own the ‘I’ all to yourself. You see yourself as a separate individual. That is clear.

Spiritualism is spiritual of Spirit. You call yourself an atheist. Do I then say that Atheists believe in God or some form of it? Ridiculous. Come off of it.

We can change the words to make it easier on people and stop wasting time with petty semantics.

Lets call it people who believe in nothing and then there are people who believe in something, a higher intelligence or a soul or spirit.

Enough of the semantics.
Great point. I have forgotten about this.
There were at least 2, one heavy, one less so, periods early on of pretty profound depression. The first lasted maybe 2 or 3 days. It was a dark hole of just a profound sense of loss. I was taken back at first and questioned what I was getting into and stopped meditating for a few days but I got through it.
I wish I could edit my comment to add this warning.
Thank you for bringing this up.
As noted, 0.5° across... but this misconception is in part because 360° or even 180° is really big when you're sitting at the center of it.

I believe part of this misconception comes from that when we look at something, we're only paying attain to +/- 15° while the bifocal range is 120° and the full field of view with both eyes is about 200°. Additionally, the field of view of the photographs that involve the sun or moon are often in the 5° to 15° range.

That narrow range photograph - https://www.deviantart.com/shagie/art/Crescent-Moonset-70823... and that has a 3.4° field of view on the short axis.

This is closer to the regular field of view - https://www.deviantart.com/shagie/art/Moon-and-sunset-318111... though I shot it portrait rather than landscape. That has a 27° field of view on the short axis and a 40° field of view on the long axis.

Another aspect of the moon and its size and the sky sphere - it moves at a fairly good clip. The sun is easier to think of though, it moves through 360° is 24h. That gives 15°/h or 0.25°/m. Every two minutes, the sun moves a solar diameter across the sky the moon has a similar amount of motion over a short period of time. This makes it difficult to take long exposures of the moon without a tracking mount.
I may also recommend his appearance on 'Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal' and

> For German Speakers

Also https://alternativlos.org/42/
Sikh here. I mutter Waheguru 2-3 times a day. In a year, recite Japji Sahib maybe 10-15 times. In a year, god on my lips is for barely an hour. I do seva (community service) a lot and that provides me peace.
I actually came here to say the opposite. I thought the landing page was really well done.
For a moment I thought The Italian Job (the original one) was first. But you're right, Bullitt is older by a year.

Bullitt was definitely unmatched for a long time.
Can someone ELI5 how immutability applies to databases and which advantages it brings. Thank you!
I find working with "modules and wires" interfaces that embrace digital more productive/fun but I can see the appeal. Two patching UIs that I really like are Audulus and Reaktor.

I like the panel/patching split in reaktor, but it‘s an extra abstraction. They added "front panel patching" after all, so it must be more appealing to some people.. Audulus with it‘s parameters+patching on one level but no skeumorphism is at the other side of the spectrum.
Eliminate expectations. It seems like 100% of my negative feelings stem from having expectations of people around me. I would say this single practice has the most impact in reducing my negative feelings in the past 2 years.
There is good new book on this “Sapien Ethics” by Godwin
Basic health things that can bankrupt you: diabetes, childbirth complications, etc.
HN articles aren't for people who understand a topic. They're for topics that may be of interest to hackers.
Does anyone know offhand when we should receive the first images?
because it's trivial, it's like assigning a value to an integer, it shouldn't require a package
People decompose. Electronics don’t.
T̶h̶a̶t̶'̶s̶ ̶n̶o̶t̶ ̶t̶r̶u̶e̶.̶ ̶Y̶o̶u̶r̶ ̶o̶w̶n̶ ̶l̶i̶n̶k̶ ̶c̶o̶n̶t̶r̶a̶d̶i̶c̶t̶s̶ ̶i̶t̶.̶ ̶T̶h̶e̶y̶ ̶a̶r̶e̶ ̶o̶r̶d̶e̶r̶e̶d̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶"̶b̶r̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶s̶o̶f̶t̶w̶a̶r̶e̶ ̶i̶n̶ ̶c̶o̶m̶p̶l̶i̶a̶n̶c̶e̶ ̶w̶i̶t̶h̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶l̶i̶c̶e̶n̶s̶e̶"̶.̶ ̶T̶h̶e̶y̶ ̶c̶a̶n̶ ̶d̶o̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶b̶y̶ ̶r̶e̶m̶o̶v̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶G̶P̶L̶ ̶c̶o̶m̶p̶o̶n̶e̶n̶t̶s̶,̶ ̶o̶r̶ ̶b̶y̶ ̶a̶d̶d̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶t̶h̶e̶ ̶a̶c̶k̶n̶o̶w̶l̶e̶d̶g̶e̶m̶e̶n̶t̶s̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶G̶P̶L̶ ̶r̶e̶q̶u̶i̶r̶e̶s̶.̶

Don't mind me, just being a dummy :)
> Greenlanders haven't existed for millennia. Greenlanders have existed for just under a millennium.

I got google-y for fun and every scientific paper title implies its inuit greenlanders whom have the mutation, not the euro greenlanders, and greenland is about 90% inuit. The picture of the prof looks like he's a euro greenlander looks like Denmark heritage to me but who knows (and it doesn't matter much anyway).

wikipedia says the inuit greenlanders have been chillin on the island for near 5000 years now.

I would imagine due to intermarriage, if the euro greenlanders are outnumbered 10 to 1, that quite a few euro greenlanders have the mutation, but the paper titles all seem to imply inuit greenlanders only.

The wikipedia article implies the archeological inuit greenlander diet was mostly carnivore. That's actually pretty healthy as long as they eat enough organ meats but not too much (particularly liver)
So, no one would ever use compressed hydrogen for transport aircraft. LH2 tanks weigh practically nothing.
They don’t allow it in their TOS or App Store guidelines?

Desktop Safari supports bookmark (& reading list) export via an HTML file on the off chance you’re not aware, and it isn’t banned.
Interesting how half of the replies to this blame Apple and half blame Android
Six months if I recall correctly
I don’t practice Sankhya. My ancestral / traditional school is Advaita Vedanta which is actually opposed to Sankhya :). My point being not all atheism is recent or non-sprititual. Most eastern faiths have a rationalistic component / school of thought which is atheistic but continue to rely on methods of meditation and logic to better oneself.
~6 months.

https://webbtelescope.org/quick-facts/mission-launch-quick-f...
I'm assuming the commenter you replied to is talking about the fact legitimate distributors usually follow the law. They're going to pay the large sums of money instead of breaking the DRM.
There is no reason why you could not, in principle, have Rust-style compile-time borrow checking in a managed language.

As an extreme example (that I have occasionally thought about doing though probably won't), you could fork TypeScript and add ownership and lifetime and inherited-mutability annotations to it, and have the compiler enforce single-ownership and shared-xor-mutable except in code that has specifically opted out of this. As with existing features of TypeScript's type system, this wouldn't affect the emitted code at all—heap allocations would still be freed nondeterministically by the tracing GC at runtime, not necessarily at the particular point in the program where they stop being used—but you'd get the maintainability benefits of not allowing unrestricted aliasing.

(Since you wouldn't have destructors, you might need to use linear instead of affine types, to ensure that programmers can't forget to call a resource object's cleanup method when they're done with it. Alternatively, you could require https://github.com/tc39/proposal-explicit-resource-managemen... to be used, once that gets added to JavaScript.)

Of course, if you design a runtime specifically to be targeted by such a language, more becomes possible. See https://without.boats/blog/revisiting-a-smaller-rust/ for one sketch of what this might look like.
> LH2 tanks weigh practically nothing.

Volume, though, is an issue and impacts aerodynamic design.
There are about 3 or 4 Darknet Diaries, but here's my fav. OK it's a tie:

https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/90/
Jenny
Meet Jenny Radcliffe, the People Hacker. She’s a social
engineer and physical penetration tester. Which means she
gets paid to break into buildings and test their
security. In this episode she tells us a few stories of
some penetration testing jobs she’s done.

https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/95/
Jon & Brian's Big Adventure
Jon and Brian are penetration testers who both worked at
a place called RedTeam Security. They’re paid to break
into buildings and hack into networks to test the
security of those buildings. In this episode they bring
us a story of how they prepare and execute a mission like
this. But even with all the preparation, something still
goes terribly wrong.

Episodes 84 and 81 also. GREAT stuff. But 90 and 95 are my faves. I don't have time for other podcasts so its DND for me.
My point is that by tweaking the looks of the existing thing you are breaking standards users are used to or might be causing issues you're not even aware of (bad color choices for colorblind people for example) even if the behavior/functionality of the control is unchanged.
How about a custom built solution?

Protectli Vault FW4B - 4 Port with OpenBSD and a Ubiquiti AP.
Using "bing" as the name for a search engine looks very problematic.

Is the image of the cat used in a NFT? I tried to search it in your engine but I got nothing. I found many copies in Google, but I didn't see any NFT.
Giant media conglomerate says to Big distributor:

- Hi distributor! Do you want to distribute our content? You just have to make sure players will have this list of anti-features.

Big distributor says to manufacturer:

- Hi manufacturer! Do you want to play the content we distrubute? You just have to make sure your TV's will have this list of anti-features.

And here we are.
lying to everyone's face is certainly not a solution for this problem
> Economic success is a decent proxy for social success

By that logic, Jeff Bezos would be an amazing human being. I believe we can agree he isn't.

> Not to mention donating to the school is charitable, which is another nice trait for people to have.

Donating to the school in your catchment area will increase the sale value of your property, and improve the school for your kids and your neighbors. That's not charitable. What would be nice is donating the same amount to the least privileged schools in your city/county/state. A donation that benefits your own kids? Seriously?

> Evidently you believe that the purpose of school is enforcing equality?

Evidently you confuse equality of opportunities (which I do support) with equality of outcomes (which I don't). Overall, the more unequal a society gets, the less democratic it becomes.
PyFlow: An open-source tool for visual and modular block programing in Python
> From there concluding that religion is an entirely artificial social construct was a pretty small step.

I'd say religion is more an evolved phenomenon than a constructed one.

Religious groups tend to have more children than secular groups, which suggests religion confers an advantage to a group's evolutionary fitness.
Impossible on iOS, no APIs available. Would need a macOS companion app and even then it probably won’t be allowed on the App Store.
The majority of people who file for bankruptcy due to medical bills have health insurance.

https://sum.cuny.edu/medical-debt-americans-bankrupt-health-...
But, once you tweak it, it is no longer the same "battle tested" thing. Even little tweaks. App developers should do themselves a favor and just stick to the standard controls that have decades, maybe centuries of tester-time working out the kinks and edge cases. A medium-size company's UX expert's "restyling tweaks" are unlikely to make the control better.
Modals can be done with CSS pretty easily (with either :checked and a label to activate the modal or :target and a link to activate it or with details/summary etc.), so can form validation (the required and pattern attributes), and lazy loading (add the loading="lazy" attribute for images and iframes). Infinite scroll can't really be implemented easily but in theory it's possible with server support (I'll make a demo and get back to you).
Let's build a Faraday cage for the Solar System!

Now, on a more serious tone, we may want some contingency plans with underground environments and something to preserve some life for long enough we could be able to re-seed a biosphere on the surface.

Useful for ice ages too.

Now imagine it as the start of a story - we terraform Mars, or Venus, only to trigger a re-seeding of the now friendly environment by long buried machines left by a dead civilization.
This is just telemetry data which doesn’t have much general or scientific interest, i guess they could publish the protocol spec (honestly it probably is aquirable) but most of the fun for the kinds of people who want this data is going to be doing this reverse engineering themselves.

The real imaging data would require a much more significant dish to even receive (i can’t immediately find what it’s going to use, but I’m guessing something like a 40 meter dish) so there are approximately zero amateurs who could use such open source information.
It was adapted for the situation from No True Scotsman, admittedly partially because I grew up Christian and have heard this sentiment before (a close relative of the pervasive Prosperity Gospel), but mainly because we are discussing spirituality. I am calling you a Christian in this instance no more than I would have been calling you a Scotsman with the traditional wording. Regardless, the fallacy would be there even if I did mistakenly pin you as a Christian.

Suffice it to say, I find it cruel and absurd to believe that someone suffering from depression must not really have a relationship with their god, and I urge you to reconsider your beliefs in this matter.
unfortunately yes, it somewhat is, but the devs try to maintain extremely readable source, not the best thing but i think its really good and important cuz its the best example of good zig code and might teach you a bit or two like i learnt how to write saner and better code.

and the stdlib breaks sometimes soo its better to not put a loot of effort in docs
Emphasis on basic I think: once you go past what could easily be done earlier you still have to use JS to configure a datasource to load from?
I have taken opiates for pain, and first time I took it I also experienced calm and euphoria. However, it only lasted the first few doses. I would quickly need to up the dosage to feel the same effects. I can see how someone could really start doing more and more to get that effect. However, if you are taking only the prescribed dosage I would argue that the risk is quite low for severe addiction, but you would still have dependence and would need to ween off. You would just need to fight the "need" urge you experienced and be conscious about the correct usage.

If I took a few days/weeks off and taken it again I would get the same calming and euphoric effect but again it would quickly wear off and would require higher dosage to get it, but the pain was controlled at the same dosage.

The whole opiate epidemic really fked anyone with chronic pain for who SSRIs don't work.
How do you access it? I tried to open it on mobile just now and it looks ok, it's the PC version that bugs me.