skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't need to share your results, but try to find the answer to that question. I have done so and it's a terrible uphill battle and, for most data points, left only to anecdotal evidence.

In my case I was looking for covid case data in children broken down by age. The only data I found was over 18 and under 18. It wasn't until recently when 0-4, 5-12 and 12-18 age group data was shared. So while I understand your point, it's doing a disservice to the actual problem at hand and thats enabling others to make advised choices.
(Haiku developer here.) It works on my Zen 2 machine and I'm pretty sure one other developer runs it on Zen 3. Note that you have to use the EFI loader (only on x86_64) and you might need to use the fail-safe video driver if you get a black screen after the splash. If that doesn't work, yes, file a ticket.
Yes. Epic was deployed in Helsinki in 2021, and you bet it miscalculates the administration of recurring medications during DST changes, which nurses then need to correct manually.
Upper Midwest tech company 20 years ago?
Demystifying DSLs: Time is of the essence
Probablem being that Trudeau is a politician, not a healthcare worker. This shouldn't be a political issue. Unfortunately, it's politicized to hell.
Pretty awesome. Do you know more about other projects like this or what new ideas are going on in DRC ?
:D

One of my favorite moments in the game too!
This is just like non-euclidean geometry. There are some fundamental postulates that you choose, in any kind of descriptive language, which is just convenient and doesn't really come from an empirical observation or is subject to constant improvement or change. They just are.

I really love how this subject is approached in the Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
I never attributed stupidity to anyone. Why are you saying that?

> Which is still an attitude we could use a lot less of.

The attitude we could use less of is the one where you project your own false ideas about other people's thoughts onto their comments.
What are they mining, Monero? Is GPU mining still a thing for Bitcoin or Ethereum?
> My prediction is that almost every pax had no idea how close to dying they came until they read about it later.

This is why you should keep the window shade open during taxi, takeoff and landing (a handful of airlines require this, but IME it’s the minority). In the event of a crash or other incident you also want to know what’s outside the plane. Maybe there is burning debris on your side, so you want to exit from the other?
How can middle class not become poorer if inflation alone is making us able to buy less stuff that matters.

How can you say my grandpa that was able to afford a big house and feed 5 children working alone as grandma was taking care pf the house - was not living in better financial condition than me who makes 3 times as much money as he did but I cannot afford half of what he could…

The current definition of the middle class is constantly changing based on income only - which makes no sense. It should be calculated towards buying power you have.

And buying power over the years for ppl like me and younger only decreases. Thus -> middle class crisis is going to hit the fan like really soon.

It already did in China and its going to hit US too.
Didn't know log4js needed a canner? (Ok, couldn't help it)
That's why the browser's built-in login Form could be so useful, it would have its own security context, so I, as a user can be sure that no Javascript could read that

I would happily sign up and reuse a password for a website that I didn't trust if it were as secure as described (PAKE + browser built-in login)
And invalidate every URL and hostname in existence? That's an absolute nonstarter of an idea.
BTW, there is no language named ADA.
Digest auth is fundamentally less secure, as it requires the server to have access to the plain text password, whereas with basic auth you can store it salted and hashed. And you should be using HTTPS regardless.
Well, yeah, but that's hardly news. What makes this qualify as an illusion-of-the-year?
I recommend glancing at a Japanese dictionary sometime.
I'm on a WhatsApp group with my neighbors in Pennsylvania, one of them sent this back in September:

I would advise getting some live instruction and experience rather than relying only on guidebooks and online sources, since many poisonous mushrooms look very similar to edible ones. That’s just my opinion. My dad grew up on a farm and thought he knew this mushroom to be edible. Mushrooming is a beautiful thing but I personally wouldn’t risk it without gaining a level of expertise. I’ve been going back and forth all night between the children’s wing and the ER observation room to see my 2 year old and 80 year old father, with both of them projectile vomiting and diarrhea and heart rates twice their normal level.
Perhaps this game should be part of the UX of cockpit controls: find the error, or lose your permits.
I imagine most planets might be rogue. Stellar formation is incredibly energetic and violent. That any planets remain in stable arrangements is amazing.
Drunk driving is not _that_ dangerous. Even at quite a high BAC level you end up around 10-100x more likely to have an accident. I believe that, at least in terms of personal risk, unless you're ten drinks in it's more dangerous to ride a motorcycle sober.

It's restricted because in aggregate or when done repeatedly it would be a disaster (particularly when drunk driver A interacts with drunk driver B), not because doing it once in an emergency would be problematic.

Citation: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3433627/

(at 0.08% BAC fatal accident risk is 13x - what's the risk of waiting ten minutes for an ambulance if your friend is dying?)
The Debacle of Blue Clay (2020) [video]
I’m probably going to get downvoted for this, but focus on large, legacy airlines based in countries that have a long safety record (not just in terms of crashes, but also just general approach to safety).
Wow normally I find this stuff on HN first, but I installed it just hours before this post finding it on fdroid. An open source voice assitant is very welcome imho.
If it can match the old blackberry bbos10 voice assitant in usability, I'd be very gratefull.
My first impression was that the speech to text was allright, but the interpretation of that is kinda spotty still.
This is the list of airlines banned from flying into the EU on safety grounds.

https://transport.ec.europa.eu/transport-themes/eu-air-safet...
> Just save a ton, buy whatever stuff truly makes you happy, and your savings give you flexibility.

Retirement simply means that you could just live off of your savings interest. But that doesn't mean that you have to stop working.

For me, this is about three things:
1) Prioritizing joyful experiences, social connections, self-development and happiness over (expensive) material possessions
2) Being financially responsible, knowing how much I earn, owe, spend and save
3) Maximizing future life options involving less well-paying jobs (working part-time, retiring, taking some time off, starting a new career, whatever) when I get bored/burnt out of my current career or get health issues, need to look after a family member etc. So much can happen in a life.
That's why there's a distinction between FI (financial independence) and RE (retire early). One can be financially independent without having to retire early. You also might be missing the definition of retirement that's usually used in FIRE, which is that you can go do whatever you want without needing to treat it as a job; it doesn't mean to just laze around on a beach somewhere as one might normally think of retirement.
any website to read more ?
(Haiku developer here.) We have our own homegrown smart pointers and do make plenty of use of them, though we could stand to make more. Already pretty much any short-lived objects (i.e. that have no lifetime beyond the function they are immediately in) are smart-pointer-managed.

The "probing" approach needs a rewrite and we know it. Most of that code is confined to about 2-3 files inside the kernel. It will be a big job to fix it, but we won't need to reinvent the world. Eventually I or someone else will probably get around to it, but we haven't needed it yet; the people who need PCI hotplugging will have to do without Haiku for now. (Or they can submit patches :)
> a minor release would suffice

Does the Go compiler have LTS releases? Like if I'm on 1.0, but 1.5 is out, are they going to release a 1.0.1 for a vuln that impacts 1.0+ ?

It seems unlikely but I'd be curious to know.

Libraries release patches more frequently, and it's also generally easier to apply a patch yourself if you need to.

Otherwise a point release may still imply a major release.
I think for your second item you should find a lot of things if you search "MlOps"

- https://twitter.com/hashtag/mlops

I co-mentored GSoC a couple years ago to write a Jenkins Machine Learning plug-in that tries to integrate Jenkins CI & Jupyter/Zeppelin. At that time there were already tools & standards appearing.

If I recall correctly, Netflix had some blog posts about their ML pipeline. In one of them I remember reading about their workflow tools, some that could be used for CI/CD style development of ML models.
One of the odder side stories in a revolting legal saga. He's struggling to prove his alibi claim of being at a local pizza Cafe.
Agreed.

I basically have all the collaborators that I need, for the projects that I'm working on, but I think that it is a great thing, to encourage altruistic development.

It is my experience, that free work should be as good as (or better than) paid work. This is code quality, executable quality, documentation and support quality, user experience quality, etc.

I have found that many altruistic projects have great heart, but can sometimes fall short, in quality. Maybe as a result (or maybe it's a cause), they are often not taken seriously by the people that could most use them, and this can also make it difficult to get folks to take high-quality work seriously (I have a lot of experience with that).

When looking for collaborators. Tecchies often seek out engineers, but maybe they are better served, seeking out advocates, artists/designers, writers, testers and integrators.

In my experience, recruiting evangelists in the user community is incredibly valuable (and difficult; especially if "people skills" aren't our top talents).

We can also do damage, by pissing off these folks (I have done that). Free/Open/Altruistic projects can often be rather fragile, as motivation and engagement are the currencies we use. These are easy to dismiss or denigrate, when we are used to the traditional motivators of paid work.
I'm surprised they don't do a full reset then set every checklist variable to an invalid state, in which the aircraft will not permit starting until all have been set by the flight crew.
Did anyone notice this anomaly?

220101001
2147483647

Those don't line up. It seems like it's converting a larger number (10x?), but the error message mentions the above string.
GPU mining is a thing for Ethereum, hopefully not for much longer
Hehe. Gamification for the win... I really don't want to think about the red team version of that.
"Excuse me sir, is this your nuclear bomb?" "Let me look... no, doesn't look like any of the ones I'm missing."
I guess my point is that your hypotheticals are very leading and lack important context like probability. People generally don't plan to die at 57 because most people don't die at 57 (or 40). Planning your life like that isn't really sensible.
Yeah caddy is such an awesome server! ;-)
where I live most people are mining ETH, unfortunately electricity is subsidized
> maybe there is value in explicitly making it two steps

Not that I can tell. Telegram is ultimately a workaround, not a feature. Not building a mobile app is primarily the result of the limits on my time (and to a smaller extent, skills, but that can be solved with time too).
>The password is still revealed to the server.

And with digest auth, the server must have the plain text password already. But sure, maybe there is a third option.
Nope, all of that was discussed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBuP40H4Tko
You'd hope a regulator would turn their wandering eye to this airline, both from a hiring, operations and management perspective. There are errors on all of those.
At Quizlet, we are working on problems in this space.

https://quizlet.com/features/how-quizlet-works

I'm an engineer on the step-by-step Explanations team - if interested in learning more, shoot me an email (scott @ quizlet.com) and we can chat! Maybe this violates the objective of the OP - but it sounds like we'd have fun collaborating. We'd just be getting paid by the same company to do so.
I think the question of how experiences compound is totally interesting and worth asking (which is why I did :P). It's something I think is worth considering when thinking through how you prioritize your life and your goals.

Doing things that make you a happier, healthier (mentally and physically) person at age 25 my seriously pay off vs doing those things at age 45. In fact I strongly suspect they do.
Feature request: Install Bitwarden without Docker
The essence is: https://github.com/google/log4jscanner/blob/main/jar/jar.go

this is the decision logic:

func (c *checker) bad() bool {

return (c.hasLookupClass && c.hasOldJndiManagerConstructor) || (c.hasLookupClass && c.seenJndiManagerClass && !c.isAtLeastTwoDotSixteen)

}
I’m thinking of bringing back good old forums. Completed the development but haven’t gotten time to spread the word and build monetization tools (for forum owners). Anyone wants to team up in 2022? https://discoflip.com
NAAAM, a tour in NAAAM

I need to get back on Blind to make my memes propagate
Except what was deemed acceptable two centuries ago is no longer acceptable now.

Napooleon also abolished the Spanish Inquisition. Invading Russia was always a stupid move.
Not for ETH. ethash is memory controller bound, not chip bound. This is why older generation GPUs are higher ROI than buying latest and greatest.
My personal list is Tier 1 US, Canadian, British and German carriers as well as Qantas. Probably throw Air France and KLM in too. In Africa, Ethiopian would be the only airline I would fly if I had to fly an African airline.

I probably would have had a middle eastern airline on the list before I did a project with them last year. After that, I learned a lot that made me stick to the list above.
For your first suggestion, the outbound firewall, is there an easy way of doing this on a Raspberry Pi?
I spoke to 3k companies about their plans for remote work in 2022
The prenatal tests are accompanied by trained advice and usually demand more tests before action. Almost all good tests have higher false positive than false negative and it is often said if you get a positive on a 1 in 1000 chance the first thing you do is repeat.

A principle of the legal system as I understand it is that you don't base trial for case B on unrelated case A -each trial happens on its own merits.

As it happens Holmes did harm people. The case they've chosen to fight is the one they can win.
From Plato's dialogue Phaedrus 14, 274c-275b:

Socrates: I heard, then, that at Naucratis, in Egypt, was one of the ancient gods of that country, the one whose sacred bird is called the ibis, and the name of the god himself was Theuth. He it was who invented numbers and arithmetic and geometry and astronomy, also draughts and dice, and, most important of all, letters.

Now the king of all Egypt at that time was the god Thamus, who lived in the great city of the upper region, which the Greeks call the Egyptian Thebes, and they call the god himself Ammon. To him came Theuth to show his inventions, saying that they ought to be imparted to the other Egyptians. But Thamus asked what use there was in each, and as Theuth enumerated their uses, expressed praise or blame, according as he approved or disapproved.

"The story goes that Thamus said many things to Theuth in praise or blame of the various arts, which it would take too long to repeat; but when they came to the letters, "This invention, O king," said Theuth, "will make the Egyptians wiser and will improve their memories; for it is an elixir of memory and wisdom that I have discovered." But Thamus replied, "Most ingenious Theuth, one man has the ability to beget arts, but the ability to judge of their usefulness or harmfulness to their users belongs to another; and now you, who are the father of letters, have been led by your affection to ascribe to them a power the opposite of that which they really possess.

"For this invention will produce forgetfulness in the minds of those who learn to use it, because they will not practice their memory. Their trust in writing, produced by external characters which are no part of themselves, will discourage the use of their own memory within them. You have invented an elixir not of memory, but of reminding; and you offer your pupils the appearance of wisdom, not true wisdom, for they will read many things without instruction and will therefore seem to know many things, when they are for the most part ignorant and hard to get along with, since they are not wise, but only appear wise."
Good point about the tire v-max, that wasn't mentioned elsewhere as far as I've read on this.
Obligatory XKCD reference on radiation levels: https://xkcd.com/radiation/
Wow, that is a great video thank you for sharing!

Still watching it but wanted to comment.

So taking this away from aviation,the reactions and issues he shares are exactly my concerns with self driving cars.
Ask HN: Where to advertise/find clients – web design/dev
Hi HN

I’ve decided to go solo and start my own web design and development studio. Where are the best places to advertise these services locally?
I for one would be speaking out against it from an idealistic perspective, but I'm tired of my tolerance for regressive views being taken advantage of. The anti-vax thing was cute when it was maybe 5% of the population and just created the occasional localized outbreak. I'm still a libertarian, but the biggest impingement on my freedom here has been because of top-down political disinformation campaigns utterly destroying the public health response. They're playing off the failings of our society to herd people into utterly destructive directions, and following them needs to be called out for what it is rather than letting it continue to be passed off as some manifestation of individual freedom.
or just make a verified email address part of the required sign-up flow. No click on registration link, no further access to account.
Have you ever looked at nginx proxy manager? I find it much easier to use than traefik since everything can be done through a UI.

https://nginxproxymanager.com/
Where can I lock ETH waiting for their Chromium fork?
Man these twitter "Blog Posts" are tough to read, especially on mobile devices.

After getting through the Install-Our-App nag:

There is so much visual noise, reading the article one or two sentences at a time and scrolling constantly is a totally disjointed experience for me.

Sucks because I am in fact interested in this topic and would like to broaden my understanding!

Sorry for the rant.

Happier New Year to you all!

--

Twitter's incessant modal dialogue app-install nag is a form of punishment / user-abuse, because the company should know by now, based on the dozens of previous rejections: I'm not interested! Too much trouble to set a goddamn cookie? Asshole product managers and their prescious "metrics" are running (ruining) the show.
Emirates is a Flag Carrier for UAE, apparently owned by Dubai's government via 'Investment Corporation of Dubai.' There is, therefore, no meaningful distinction between it and its regulator, so don't hold your breath on that hope either. The FAA will demur; bet the rent money on that. We're talking UAE money here, and that means most of the US Senate is on speed dial. No FAA functionaries will be troubling UAE over this.

The only hope one may legitimately cling to is that the problem space is mostly solved by the automation and the autopilot operators occupying the cockpits of these aircraft continue to not interfere with it too much.
And yet, on a general interest site you write in acronyms only pilots and aviation buffs will understand.
Works for me, I'm not logged in.
Could be M2A3, like the tank.
Have you seen https://todomvc.com/?
I could also be interested in aerospace projects but don't have one of my own (Relevant experience: civil aviation data and SaaS sales & product management, European Space Agency bid writing and project management)
In Python, use docstrings or comments?
VLC can apply a compressor and other effects at playback time, but that may over-compress the newer recordings that already are loudness-maximized, depending on the settings.
Some good lessons there for automated driving; or any skills that once acquired, are lost when taken for granted and not actively cultivated.
Turn it off and on again. Shouldn’t these things have a standard baseline that they reset to? I would have thought you’d reset everything after a flight / first thing you do when you get in the pilot seat . The plane shouldn’t have memory or the previous flight.
ETH. I bought a new computer in March of 2021 for $1,900 including tax. The computer happened to have an RTX 3070 card in it.

I have mined and sold $2,800 of ETH in the 9 months I’ve owned it. The extra power has cost me a couple hundred dollars.

I’ve made anywhere from $3 to $75 per day during that time (thank you Shiba Inu launch date for the highest numbers).

I’m continuing to make about $3 per day. You can look up current profitability for any graphics card at whattomine.com.

Bottom line is I could have added infinite graphics cards to this setup and the profit would’ve gone up linearly.

Anyone that doesn’t think GPUs are high due to ETH mining has no idea what they’re talking about. The analysis from OP seemed ridiculous to me. I didn’t even see LHR mentioned in the article which are GPU manufacturers attempting to make GPUs unprofitable for miners so they can only be used for gaming. (Hint: didn’t work very well).
The scariest part of all this hysteria is that the exact same arguments can be found in (almost) every country. France is turning crazy, germany was, austria, etc. Everybody applies the same « non-vaxxed are a threat to vaxxed » almost absurd statement, without blinking.

It really really makes you wonder if western governments are trying to prove conspiracy theoricians right.
That's the point, it's randomised (except for the first and last blocks) so it shows how perceptive you are colour-wise. Maybe you're actually struggling with colour and should see a specialist if you can't really differentiate them (after ensuring that the screen is not the one having a fault).
Testimony given during the Asiana NTSB Sunshine hearing is probably a good place to start, for anyone who wants more detail on your comment here.
A surprisingly large amount of AV software is actually built on Sciter
So you are strawmanning?
How big would a typical program be in the 70s?
The cost of power is about to drop significantly. A leased 250 KW Suncell generator could mine a lot of crypto. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100011186387437
You should never give mushrooms to kids below 10. What in adults can lead to vommiting can cause serious liver damage for kids.
>Then the whole point of this thing is pointless. We're selectively punishing people. We don't prevent or punish positive cases from going around to work, public transport, etc and infecting others, yet we punish people that choose to simply not vaccinate.

Simply not true. Defying a public health order is illegal.
So if the altitude was set to zero, why did the aircraft even took off at all (I am thankful it did though)?
It's naive to begin adoption of the most failproof and performant settlement layer (especially with L2s), like MasterCard and Visa have made moves toward?
Five Lessons in Creativity from Metallica