skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I created a poll for this. It's about personal use instead of use in companies though. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29994703
Such a silly sounding marketspeak... what is non-traditional password management? Password management + essential oils?
As a series of plumbing pipes.
They announced that they're dropping that requirement.
> It’s hard to accept the possibility that Judy may have completely forgotten about me, but a lifetime of living with disability has shown me how delicate human bodies and minds can be, how little it can take to dramatically, traumatically alter—or end—lives. Two rogue bones in my neck. Plaque on my beloved’s brain. Great love stories begin with such heady promise and end with such sadness and grief—but, at least in my case, also with memories of immense joy throughout a muscular marriage of two strong, supportive partners with challenges aplenty.

So poignantly expressed. I am usually skeptical of 'true love', but these kind of stories remind me I could be so utterly wrong. It is rare to find people as committed to each other as Judy & Steve.
How is this relevant? The owner has to physically bring the vehicle into the dealer. The dealer can't change or replace anything while it is in my garage or driving down the street. There are physical barriers that require the owners consent beyond checking a box.
I've had the exact same experience. It took me about 5 minutes to teach my partner how to use 1Password and its been years since I had to help them use the app.

I've stopped worrying about password re-use or compromise. Now I'm teaching my kids to use it and they love it b/c they dont have to make up or remember passwords.

Yes there are other technically equivalent options but the fact I can get it setup on an iOS device in seconds and trust its used is worth every penny.
this kinda depends. I'm not 100% sure what kind of "law" the GDPR, but if it's a directive (which I think it is?), then each member state must implement a law that satisfies the GDPR requirements. Member states may chose to pass stricter laws than the GDPR technically requires, which could make something illegal in one EU country but not all the others.

Also, enforcement may be very inconsistent, since it is mostly left to each member state to handle.

EDIT: NVM, GDPR is a Regulation, not a Directive, so it's automatically law everywhere in Europe.
It's telling that SV types try to delay access to technology to their kids.

If you work with technology long enough, you start to appreciate it's absence. I really feel for kids these days, they don't know what it was like to not know things, and to have a small world.
>Because they handled it for hundreds of years, and it works all day everyday.

Yeah that great depression that started in 1929 and sank the world, the stagflation of the 1980's, the crisis in 2008, the 7% inflation this year, all evidence the govt does a great job handling it
I'll vouch for BitWarden. You can self-host or use their cloud offering. The server software and all of the clients are open source.

I've personally been using the cloud offering for several years now and feel quite satisfied with it. The free tier is generous, the premium tier is very affordable, and I can export my data to a self-hosted instance anytime I like.
Facepunch is working on the next iteration of Garry's Mod using Source 2 which will have VR support! https://sbox.facepunch.com/news
> Strong responses from T-cells were detected in the subjects, the researchers said. “The mild to moderate course of illness suggests that full vaccination followed by a booster dose still provides good protection against severe disease caused by omicron,” they said.

So really, nothing new here. The vaccine works, we just like writing headlines that confuse people and generate clicks.
Scripting Raspberry Pi Image Builds
"That sounds like 1 password with extra steps!"
> PostHog is the only open source product analytics platform where customer data never leaves your infrastructure

That's wrong. I can give you 3 other open source selfhosted options off the top of my head: Offen, Counter, Matomo.

Edit: I just saw that their "alternatives to google analytics" page shows posthog's competitors as well and you can submit prs to add further options, fair play!

https://isgoogleanalyticsillegal.com/alternatives
Shottr – Screenshot Tool
> I'm still trying to figure out a good model. Daily stand-ups? What to focus on in weekly meetings?

Usually these are things that are specific to a company culture, if everyone there does daily stand-ups do daily stand-ups. Same for the focus, try to get a feel from your boss about what the company is focusing on and try to emphasize that at the meetings. In general, if you don't have a passion or good reason for believing in a different method, it is better to follow the practices they are most used to. Make friends with someone else at your level and ask their advice.

> What are the things I should focus on to show I'm ready for managing managers?

At some level it stops being about the managing(who is working on what) and more about trying to give people the resources to maximize their value. Managing managers isn't really considered by most to be managing like it is for low level workers. It is about giving people the opportunity to improve the company and setting direction. It is also about saying no to the right things.
Yes, but what I wanted to know is if we kept the current concentrations would temeperature keep rising or would it stay basically the same as it is today.
I don't like being negative on HN - but this doesn't feel like a good faith Show HN.

The product isn't available to use - it baits you into putting your email address in but then just tells you that you've been added to a waitlist.

Secondly, there are so many APIs like this. There are a few that are reliable and have been around for years - but there is an endless churn of new ones created, barely maintained and then abandoned. What is different about this one? There doesn't seem to be anything new about it or any specific reasons to think it isn't just yet another cloned SaaS product being "growth hacked" on HN.
When I dropped out of college about a decade ago (oh how the time flies), I realized that it's a lot more about "quantity" than anything else. Apply to every job that seems interesting to you; worry about qualifications later. It's not your job to determine if you're qualified, it's theirs, and as long as you are upfront about what you know, they might be willing to overlook a lack of qualifications.

> How to get through the automated resume screening, does having projects on GitHub help, etc?

It definitely does, though I would recommend not putting school projects on your resume, at least projects where everyone in the class was doing the same thing. I can't tell you how many people I interviewed who put the same Handwriting Recognition project on their resume, only for me to hear that they basically just followed what the teacher told them.

However, if you can really geek out about a personal project, talking about technical details and what you had to figure out to make it work, that goes a long way, degree or not.

P.S. I recently finished the WGU Bachelors in CS as well...congrats on making it this far, and if you're planning this far ahead for a career I am confident you'll make it in the job market. If you need any help in the future feel free to email me, address in HN profile.
This site seems like a great example of how the EU forces productive folks to jump through all kinds of regulatory hoops. Hopefully it’ll help them navigate the complex legislation.
The "stripping in seconds" bit makes me think you might be using a drill / driver to do it instead of a screwdriver. With the former it takes a fair bit of practice to notice imminent slippage, while the latter makes it much easier so that you can avoid it.
Tries everything. Still pay for 1password. That tool is fantastic.
I was under impression "protecting the children" was one area Facebook had actually tried to do a decent job.

Although a lot of their moderation logic is evaded with simple measures such as adding simple watermarks to images/videos.
This is what you get when you keep vaccinating/hyper-targeting against wild-type spike protein only for a mutating virus.
Could you elaborate? Which parts of the GDPR do you disagree with?
I just hope Apple's password management will finally catch up by the time 1Password goes to toilet.
This is a frontend framework? It still uses React on the frontend?
Open source VoIP: Mumble 1.4.230 released
Is there any website where we can track the development of "better vaccines"? For example India approved needle free (hypospray!) vaccine Zycov D.

https://www.ndtv.com/business/cadila-healthcare-surges-on-re...
I'd go further and say that "whiteness" is just a form of the otherisum. A mechanism for establishing in and out groups to determine the potential for favorable and unfavorable social relationships. Whiteness is generally defined as people that look like, speak like and behave like a greater homogeneous population group. Each homogeneous group sets their own measure (bar) for inclusion. For instance. not all light skinned Europeans meet the standard for inclusion in small American towns. In general, the smaller and more homogeneous the population, the smaller the genetic ingroup.
the panda. mine does have a little bearing noise if it gets up to max speed and is fully loaded. I can imagine making a nicer one, but for the cost and for a few 2 minute sessions a week its great. I live in a multi-unit building so I made a little table of neoprene and plywood layers for dampening.
On my phone the colours of the letters in the keyboard didn't upgrade from yellow to green. Great otherwise!
Is a captcha too hard for any automation but easy enough for a human in a reasonable amount of time even possible?

I feel like all captcha does is waste the time of non technical folks and fail to stop the people who would abuse to begin with.
With 51% hashpower, you can make illegal (by consensus) transactions on the longest chain. This will fork off the validating nodes, but most light clients won’t see an issue and will follow the malicious chain.
> If you were in their situation, you'd do exactly as they would, you just had a better situation in your life.

You don't know my situation or my past. I can say that you clearly don't understand criminals, criminality or even destitution.
> It is reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution.

That's right. People are being beaten to death, locked up in labor camps, mysteriously vanished and worse, all because they don't bow down to people who think there are different metrics worth using at least some of the time when judging science (or anything else). It's absolutely terrifying!
Funny enough, ublock (stock install) completely breaks the “alternatives” page. It must do some pattern matching on "component---src-pages-google-analytics-alternatives-js-8d1eb2b4c6482dba3dfd.js" and decide it's suspicious enough to deny it, even though it's a first-party request.
A lot of comments don't seem to acknowledge the importance of UX to leveling up security. Historically, security products have had terrible UX with everyone working around these and introducing more risks. 1Password is doing a great service here by making security simple and reduces our overall attack surface.
I dislike Google and their products pretty much universally, but having this sort of thing done by a competitor is not just distasteful, I see it as verging on corporatism.

Make a better product and beat them, don't use the fact that a government is banning them to upsell your own tracking software.

All tracking is bad, from Google or not. I understand the "companies need to make informed decisions" argument but I disagree with it, mainly because tracking software is involuntary and it's in the interest of the tracking software maker and the company using it to make it as stealthy as possible.

PS: What adds salt to injury is that you're using Google Fonts on this website. If you were privacy-conscious, you'd self-host at least. Read here: https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq?hl=en#what_does_usin...
There is the WAF. There is also the part where when I evaluated KeePassXC two months ago, the browser plug-in would constantly desync and require a full page refresh and entering my master password.

With 1Password, I also have to reauthenticate all the time, but unlike KeePass, TouchID works.
Plenty is wrong with the modern web, but this is harmless and seems to fit the theme well
Back in the early smartphone days one of the last mobile games that I recall that simply cost money and didn't nag you for in-app purchases was Angry Birds. You may be tempted to correct me because modern Angry Birds looks nothing like this. Trust me, it was once $1-5 and that was it. And it was pretty popular for a time.

Anyway around this time Rovio (the game studio) raised $42M [1] and I distinctly remember thinking "well that's a huge mistake" and "this is the end".

Companies that produce creative content just don't scale in a way that's compatible with VC. I include game studios and content creators like Netflix in this. Netflix is a prime example of how you just can't throw money at creating content and become HBO. While I agree with Netflix's need for original content, it's become so expensive that their monthly subscription is now too expensive for many to just have and ignore (with the recent price hike it's more expensive than HBO Max).

Anyway, I use 1Password having previously used LastPass and pay for it. I have a bad feeling about this funding round because what can possibly justify it?

To those who argue there are free alternatives, that's true but any I've used just aren't as good. It's not just generating and storing a password and filling out a form. So many companies have subtleties that make this annoying. Maybe it's the username on one page and then password on another. Or the form filling out is incompatible with some shitty Javascript or whatever. This is the real value of 1Paswword.

And can I just complain for a second about how some sites (I'm looking at you American Airlines) add a third field (surname for AA) for no reason whatsoever, which is just awkward for a password manager.

I did learn from this post about the Fastmail integration to automatically create one-use passwords. This is a feature I've long wanted and I'm surprised that Gmail doesn't do this because it seems like such an easy win for users. I may have to sign up for that.

[1]: https://www.reuters.com/article/rovio-accel/angry-birds-crea...
Chair of Theseus...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ship_of_Theseus
A lot of adjectives, but not necessarily every adjective in the English language
I automated my job over a year ago and haven't told anyone
I'm usually the first to complain about things like that as well as I'm very easily distracted, but in this case I think it's not that bad and looks kinda nice.

I still wish websites would not only respect the disabled autoplay setting but also stop animations completely in that state. But right now it seems crashing video player UIs are the best we can get.
Thanks for the response. It's not public, but it's accessible [0].

git clone https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine
cd UnrealEngine

pijul init && pijul add . -r && pijul record

should bring your machien to a halt!

[0] https://github.com/EpicGames/UnrealEngine
Hamas won by a landslide an election in the entire occupied territories. Fatah didn't like the result, and took up arms against their new leadership. The Hamas government succeeded in retaining control in Gaza, but failed in the West Bank. In essence, there was a successful coup in the West Bank. Fatah is not the legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.

Does Aljazeera disagree with this account? All the contemporary accounts in the Western media at the time agreed on this. Even Wikipedia seems to agree, in its weasely way.
Interesting. Which shipper provides that level of specificity, and do you have to pay extra for it?
I've only seen the city name and some value description like "Fedex origin city" or "Fedex hub"
My brother is very hard to shop for, so we have reached a compromise: he puts together a prioritized Amazon wish list every Christmas, and I order as many of the items as my budget allows. He's unsentimental, so it works. Whenever I've tried to surprise him with a gift I've selected, it has failed.
Focus on phonics to teach reading is ‘failing children’, says landmark study
Projects like this have been going on for years https://www.professorwatchlist.org/
Very specific domain name. Is Tag Manager different from Analytics? Have you seen Fonts' TOS?
I would guess they got it elsewhere and just resold it under their own brand (at least that is what it broadly means in hosting).
I've been using Edge with 1P for the last couple of weeks.

I agree, it used to be terrible. Now it is better than Safari's 1P extension.
1password handed out a $70 off $70 purchase (or the approximate cost in CAD of their family plan) Amex credit last year. Paired with Rakuten, I made a profit by purchasing it. Now I can see why they did it.
French drone tourist in Iran Benjamin Briere 'facing spy charges'
Although it could be a general concern, it unlikely to affect me.

Since all the HDMI connections are via a (slightly older, non-connected) AV receiver, its almost impossible for this to affect my setup. But it's indeed a sleazy move by those setting the HDMI standards.
The only downside is that I can't currently use my privately hosted instance as passwd safe with the chrome browser extension. This only works for the hosted version.

So I can't habe autofill, automatic saving of new/changed passwords and password creation and also use the same vault for the mobile app (Android). The mobile app can access the self hosted vault without any issue.

I would love to fully migrate to self hosted bitwarden, but the browser extension irks me. Maybe it is possible and I am just too dumb to find the solution.
Can you expand on that? In my opinion, systemd has far more controls for process security over SELinux (networking, cgroups, nspawn sandboxing, etc).
Was it really suppressed? I literally couldn't tell you anything about any of my great great grandparents, and the only thing I know about my great grandparents is that two of them used to own a bakery. I don't know any of their names. Sometimes history is just forgotten without any nefarious reasons, it's just stuff that doesn't matter anymore and the people it's about are long dead.
Alternatively, would've
And this is why all that scary pages without explanation sucks. There is needed too many clicks to actually see the chain and certs.
This kind of thing happens all the time under the guise of national security.
Apache needs to start as `root` but then drops to an non-privileged user. systemd's `User=<user>` can't really express that. Perhaps an option that says a unit needs to be root until the first fork when it has to be a specified user. `ForkUser=apache`
Your answer reveals a lot.

Perhaps the reason you think that is because of the previously discussed biases that have became normal.

I’ll give two examples:

1. The Black Lives Matter movement. Riots and cities being burned because of a few cases of police brutality were covered in a very sympathetic rather than objective way. In one case the words “mostly peaceful protest” was used to describe one where several things were on fire.

2. Transgender issues. Most ideas about it are never questioned. Parents are allowing their small children to decide what gender they want to be. People are having surgeries and hormone treatments with seemingly no other alternatives ever being explored. Biological men are competing in women’s sports and destroying old records. People are switching bathrooms and everyone must just put up with it. No one is questioning wether we are actually taking the healthiest long-term approach. Why? Because they are afraid to question it.
But we're not throwing anything out the window. We agree the experience of free will is real.

I just don't agree that the underlying reality of it is that there's anything "free" about it any more than e.g. a movie character has free will.

Yet that movie character will still make choices within their movie world that matters to the character, even though the choices are all illusory, and even the characters existence is illusory.

(I'd go much further and argue that we can't tell if space or time has any existence independent of a single instant of sentience, but it doesn't matter - the only thing that matters is that we experience it as if it has; the fundamental defence of philosophical materialism against philosophical idealism is exactly that: it doesn't matter; we have to act as if reality is as we sense it, whatever we know or believe we know about it)

I don't see the contradiction. I don't go around living my life thinking that what I do don't matter because the choices aren't free. They feel real and feel free, and the consequences are real whether or not the choice was truly free.

The only thing it changes is perhaps how I look back at things, and some views on morality:

I try not to have regrets (I do sometimes, because whatever my views I can not override all feelings, and would not wish to anyway), because while I may wish I had acted differently, I am pretty good at accepting that I couldn't have. I can try to act differently in the future, and hope I actually will, but what happened in the past, happened.

At the same time I can feel angry about how someone else acts but recognise that while that may inform how I act around them in the future because it may say something about how they will act in the future, it feels immoral to me to seek vengeance (that doesn't mean I can't feel a strong urge to, because the feelings are still real).

> As to my second point, I cannot show that. I believe without proof that existence has meaning, justice, truth, wisdom are good and to be sought, and ignorance, slavery, cruelty are bad and to be rejected.

And that's entirely fine, and I would largely agree because it's almost entirely orthogonal to the question of whether free will is real or just an illusion.
I am torn, my kid loves playing on the computer (any screen) more than he does his doing chores, and combining these would be great, but the gamification of my parental responsibility does not sit well. I really appreciate your work and effort but chore > reward is not my goal or method.

What if the game itself has more depth (learning for example) while remaining as engaging? Simple dopamine triggers they have enough.
> Can you explain why you think he should spend more than four hours a day, every day, working entirely for someone else’s benefit?

Taxes go to communities. Profiting for yourself only defeats communities.
It doesn't need that much R&D... Apple are already building out iCloud Passkeys

https://www.macrumors.com/2021/06/10/apple-icloud-keychain-p...
It is because it has google-analytics in the title of the resource:

Rule: `-google-analytics-$script,domain=~wordpress.org`

URL: https://isgoogleanalyticsillegal.com/component---src-pages-g...

Edit: Couldn't get this formatted well, but it has google-analytics highlighted in the URL
It's interesting that Jack Dorsey (of Twitter fame) and others are now paying for the lawyer bills of all the developers who might be sued by this fraudster [1].

Bitcoin and LN legal defense fund: Jack Dorsey, Alex Morcos, and Martin White posted to the Bitcoin-Dev mailing list the announcement of a legal defense fund for developers working on Bitcoin, LN, and related technology. The fund “is a nonprofit entity that aims to minimize legal headaches that discourage software developers from actively developing Bitcoin and related projects”.

[1] https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2022...
I would absolutely watch a MasterClass from Steve Ballmer on how to give technology presentations.
Looks like there are only 7-8 challenges. You could just steamroll thought this the hardcoding way.

But yeah solving them with copilot is more fun.