skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cars are not industrial equipment though and the insurance liabilities on those are different.

https://www.mcguirewoods.com/news-resources/publications/us-...

It has similar Misuse or Alteration of Product defense... but...

https://ggrmlawfirm.com/blog/personal-injury/car-customizati...

> A hobbyist who does his or her own customization work often assumes the risk that some part of the work wasn’t completed correctly. Making changes to a car in a way that renders the car unsafe could expose the hobbyist to liability for any resulting injuries. Absent insurance that specifically covers it, the hobbyist could be left bearing all of the cost of the ensuing litigation and compensation to injured parties.

It is the hobbyist that has the liability. So if you change your car's ECU its you that are liable when it gets in a wreck, not the car company for having a faulty product.

For industrial equipment, that doesn't exist. If you can make a change to the industrial equipment and the equipment manufacturer doesn't try to stop you, the equipment manufacturer is likely liable for damages.

There's a powerpoint (awkward to read in a web browser - "Product Liability Law in the Farm Equipment Industry" from agrability.org also as part of a recorded webinar at https://youtu.be/NdN577BbnSY ). 11:33 talks about Strict Liability and 19:24 talks about farm equipment being "reasonably safe". The case studies are also interesting - pay attention at 42:23 where it points out who is paying for the injury.
I totally agree with meowface that bigger problem with people shilling Bitcoin and ICOs and NFTs and other shams is that they're obviously snake oil salesmen pushing get-rich-quick pyramid schemes.

But when trying to deprogram cryptocurrency cult members, it's easier to focus of the more tangible irrefutable problems like the environmental and heath impacts, and ask them to justify why they don't give a shit about the environment and the health problems of burning coal.

Because simply explaining to them that they've been duped by scammers is a lot harder sell -- they've bought into the cult and are shilling it themselves, so they don't want to admit it.

The same way it's harder convince a Trump supporter that he's a con-man, and easier to get them to admit that they don't think injecting bleach and inserting an ultraviolet flashlight up their rectum is a good way of curing Covid-19.

If course there will always be a round of them parroting stock excuses like "Some day <insert name of scam here> will be environmentally friendly!!!" or "Only 79% of the energy is produced by burning coal!!!" or "Wasting as much non-renewable energy as possible will hasten the adoption of renewable power!!!" or "Proof of Stake!!!".

But those are all bullshit excuses that are easier to shoot down than convincing somebody they're not a member of a cult and they're not going to get rich quick if only they shill the cult's products a little harder.

(Because they're circular arguments, analogous to Trump's ongoing excuse that he was going to publish his wonderful health care plan any day now -- you just wait, and "Proof of Stake" is just Oligarchy on Steroids that certainly isn't going to help any starving artists, and any useful financial services end up being as centralized as Visa and PayPal anyway, but much less trustworthy and run by incompetent unregulated criminal scammers just like MtGox, with exactly the same exit strategy as Confido if they're not shut down by the Feds first).

https://www.mtgox.com/

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/21/confido-ico-exit-scam-founde...
I had this exact same problem... I was logging in on the same IP address I've used for 10 years

I only managed to solve it by digging out an old phone that was still signed into the Google account... if I had factory reset that then I suspect I would have lost it forever

this experience is one of the many reasons I've dumped Google wherever possible
Google will still lock you out with 2fa. It’s pretty bad
No it does not. It uses a heuristic at every layer of the tree. Specifically, instead of recursing down each subtree, it chooses the set with the maximum number of remaining elements, which isn't necessarily the set that is most difficult to split.
https://github.com/minimaxir/hacker-news-undocumented#flaggi...

Vouching and flagging are both granted at 31 karma.
Aftermarket support. JD and Kubota are almost guaranteed to have attachments, enhancements, etc made specifically for them.

My Massey Ferguson has some offerings, but not nearly as many as those two. It’s similar for the other also-rans: New Holland, Kioti, Mahindra, RK, Bronson, and so on.
Do they offer an api?
Marry, and you will regret it; don’t marry, you will also regret it; marry or don’t marry, you will regret it either way. Laugh at the world’s foolishness, you will regret it; weep over it, you will regret that too; laugh at the world’s foolishness or weep over it, you will regret both. Believe a woman, you will regret it; believe her not, you will also regret it… Hang yourself, you will regret it; do not hang yourself, and you will regret that too; hang yourself or don’t hang yourself, you’ll regret it either way; whether you hang yourself or do not hang yourself, you will regret both
-- Kirkegaard
Same here. Sometimes I'll go through bouts of starring tons of cool repositories that I find useful or interesting, to save them for later when I have time to fully check them out, or when I know they'll come in handy.
Denmark’s co-operative housing system offers tenants a sustainable option
I dont understand why people keep buying JD tractors.

They have a reputation for reliability, so do many other brands. Kubota, Deutz, Fent, Massy, Case, New Holland... a bunch more.

It's amazing the brand loyalty hold JD have on farmers.
Have you used Fastmail's support?
> He just didn't like the concept of long anonymous functions.

And rightfully so. If a function is long enough to need multiple lines, it's also long enough to be named.

Complaints about this seem to come from the functional language circles, where chaining 10 .filter()'s, .map()'s, etc. together in a single line is considered not only normal, but desirable and idiomatic. Why bother naming the intermediate results, right?

The ability to stuff a million operations on a single line that, for whatever reason, seems so coveted by many is quite clearly one of the least important aspects of language design. Vertical space is cheap and plentiful. Human brain capacity is tiny. Therefore, optimize for readability not clever one-liners.

This is the big benefit of a BDFL, having single a person with good taste be able to veto bad ideas. Guido, for the most part, has good taste so Python's ended up quite well designed.
Even if the approval was faster the Omicron variant spread so fast that it’s hard to picture any vaccine being deployed quickly enough to get ahead of it.

Omicron was detected around Thanksgiving, Moderna said they could start shipping in 100 days. I got it less than 45 days after it was detected!

To deploy it faster you would need something out of Star Trek like mini mRNA factories in every hospital or something.

For that matter the approval process does add value. It seems likely the new vaccine will work and have a similar adverse events profile as the last one but you never know. Many individuals are vaccine hesitant because they thought the development and approval of the last round of vaccines were rushed.

(A friend asked me last January how quick I was going to get the vaccine and I told him ‘I am not going to jump the line, I’m going to get it as soon as it is easy to get’ and got my first shot in April. I thought three months was enough time that common and severe problems would show up.)
No, we're not expecting farmers to be software engineers. But we expect they can hire actual software engineers other than Deere's.
>I don't think so, we now call that kind of behaviour a sock puppet account. Why the deception?

When did "looking at both sides of an argument" fall out of favor? It's a practice advised by science, philosophy, politics, all the way back to Plato's dialogues and earlier (which also used different names to present the views) all the way to "Godel, Escher, Bach".

>a sock puppet account

Sock puppet accounts are fake accounts made to seem as many people are in favor of a specific point X. They're meant to amplify X's perceived adoption.

It's not about a single person debating both sides of an argument (X and -X).

In fact, debating also for the opposite of your point, would be close to an opposite of a sock puppet account.
If that were to happen it would take about 5 minutes until this security feature would be deactivated.
> If you love the someone you're with, you don't care about other opportunities. What would be the point? Some special organs that another person doesn't have?

To gain the experience necessary to know when your significant other is behaving in ways that are exceptional. Everything is normal until then

This is how you develop the emotional intellegence to both appeciate them long-term and the wherewithal to deal with abuse.
Disappearing into the Fire (2014)
yes, and it makes the gmail API look like a toy

https://fastmail.blog/open-technologies/jmap-new-email-open-...
You are always going to depend on someone - web host, or VPS host, or colo service, or ISP (if the server is in your house). Not to mention domain registrar.

The webpage is "yours" as long as you are the one in control of content, can migrate anywhere else without users knowing, and third parties can only disable your site but not edit. Both github pages and machine in the basement satisfy that rule.
Yep, have had that issue for over a year now, I am completely unable to access my old gmail account despite having the password, recovery email and everything else.

Just says "you can’t sign in" and that's it:
https://i.imgur.com/4YrElkJ.png
Once again this shows that we're at the mercy of the giant AI machine. For fear of having my data locked into Google, I migrated to my own domain and e-mail hosting elsewhere. I'm still at the mercy of the hosting and domain registrar at that point, but at least they have phone numbers I can call to get support and talk to a human.

Offline backups is a must at this point.
640$, lol

My entire wardrobe costs less than that, and no, I am not lying.

It must be nice to have enough money to spend on such luxury. Is it really that much better than a $10 t-shirt?
> Needless to say, I will never again use gmail for critically important things.

That's a hot take. If it was critically important, you'd have 2FA and a recovery phone number associated with it - which would have prevented you from getting stuck in a trust-fail situation to begin with.

Use whatever service you want, but your takeaway from this situation is a bit absurd.

Edit to add: I'm not saying Google's algorithm is perfect here, but relying on heuristic voodoo ("I use the same IP, so I should be fine") for "critically important things" instead of using well-established means of securing access to critically important things (e.g. 2FA, backup mobile number) is a bit insane.
I've wondered this too. There are lots of anecdotes about coughs that stay for a long time after a cold or not feeling right for some time after the flu. How much study has there been of these.

And frankly, how much of a placebo effect is there? People rush to point out how many (the majority) of vaccine reactions can be explained by placebo / nocebo or just spurious correlation between vaccination and some other event. I agree fully with this, it's common sense. But no doubt it also applies to actual infection. Anything contemporaneous or in the weeks afterwards is going to be "long covid". Have there been any studies that disentangled this somehow?
From what I’ve seen, maintenance is an afterthought, and even then only until something breaks. That’s where the right to repair comes in. Had they done the preventative maintenance, it likely wouldn’t have broken, alas…
It's especially annoying that you can't turn this nonsense off. I had this happen to me when I was abroad, obviously with no way to recover when I was abroad and I needed access to certain mails. Nice feature.
Recently i wanted to setup a shared gmail account with some people.

Even with 2FA setup, correct password correct TOTP, it did not let them in because it was suspicious. I also checked "it was me" in all their security alerts. It would only let the person in with sms based 2fa, which was a pain.
I actually enjoy watching it tender at light speed!
Worse, one day it just doesn't work.
Here, I made a copy for you:

https://user.fm/files/v2-28eddef8c964c504b98953e60ee6829f/on...
> How else are doctors, especially those who are 10, 20 years removed from their residency, supposed to learn about new treatments and medicines?

With some other mechanism that doesn't have major conflicts of interest? Like, I don't know, attending to actual courses, like any other profession that requires continuing training.
> It's garbage collector is mediocre for latency, nothing impressive.

Go's GC is best-in-class for latency. What makes you think otherwise?
Even with a FIDO2/U2F/WebAuthn key?

If so, yeah that's pretty bad..
How is it a joke? It’s a statement doesn’t even have a punchline.

And most deaths are rarely instantaneous, in fact I feel even getting shot in the brain isn’t instant but rather leaves you alive and bewildered for a few seconds until you die.
Except Google does not honor the recovery account. Even with access to the recovery code, Gmail just ignores it.
Last week's news gave a lot of people the nudge they needed to finally migrate away from their legacy free GSuite accounts to something more reliable.
Technically the time is constant since some finite set of inputs is enough to generate all hashes. At the very least we'll need to be careful with respect to what the time is 'polynomial'.

For what it's worth I see no reason you couldn't identify some NP-hard problem for which the original input is the solution. This means that reversing the hash directly is out of the question, but this only works if you the way you generate the NP-hard problem is itself difficult (or ideally random) enough that it can't be reverted.

Sounds like a lot of effort, but who knows, it might be worth the effort in some cases.
PE Ratios are only comparable for like-kinded businesses, and are not indicative of anything on their own. There is no particular value they "should be", and a target of e.g. 15 is only an observed average of past behavior, often blended across many businesses (and therefore not a good indicator of anything).

Consider the company that is regularly booking earnings, while another is spending all their revenue (and more) on investing for growth. The first will result in a lower PE, while the second will have a much higher PE all other things equal. Most growth companies are more similar to the latter, rarely booking earnings, and instead often raising capital or taking on debt to continue growth.

For growth companies, Free Cash Flow analysis and understanding the balance sheet is typically a better way to understand performance and assess value.
Some similar thing happen to me. Gmail login page says that I need to acknowledge that me is me and it forces me to change password... I occasionally get this message on screen when I change countries with VPN. I need to use VPN different countries because this is required by my work (development of streaming services). I get so much annoyed. Recently I spent Christmas in Norway (not the country of my origin) and that happened again. I had to access Gmail to check in the flight so I was forced to change the password. This is ridiculous!
That's like saying stocks are garbage.
The University where I studied didn't teach C++ to undergraduates, and as I understand it (I work there today, via a circuitous route, but not for the Computer Science department) it still doesn't. A friend teaches Haskell, and I believe their introduction course is in Java (mine was in ML).

I can't say that I'd think C++ would be a good choice. Perhaps someone who teaches C++ to undergraduates can offer their opinion about how that works out.

P2000 is an interesting document, and so thanks for causing me to read the current revision - but I'm not sure what you meant by "We need replacements". What is it that you want to replace? The C++ language? The C++ programmers?
I'm also a happy customer of Fastmail. Can recommend.
What I get from this is that all web3 promises are smoke and mirrors. ok your photos arent stored on the blockchain... the blockchain just stores your image URLS.... so then if there is still a traditional repository for content off the blockchain, you now have two points of failure instead of one.
Wonder why they haven’t used powerBI for that, but deep inside I know why...
If there is one Google service I'd happily pay 10 bucks a month for (given that they would then provide proper support), it'd be gmail....
It'd be a nightmare for any gmail user when suddenly their account is blocked for no particular reason. This post is reminding me to look for alternatives.
Ask HN: Any email platform that uses Markdown and is fully hot-keyed out?
It's all there in the title. Really curious what some of you are excited about in the email department that allows for Markdown and has full keyboard shortcuts enabled.

I'm still a Gmail user, though I do have the hotkeys turned on, and I love it. But, I just can't anymore with the text editor functions. And, also, Google....

Also, side question: Anyone using "Markdown Here"? It's an extension for writing emails in Markdown. https://markdown-here.com/
Do you just have a super good memory, remembering where you are all the time? lol
I’d be far more concerned about anti-female bias that doesn’t even get recognized.
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Something can be critically important for a person to access on-demand and not be something they’re especially concerned about an attacker accessing. Two completely unrelated dimensions of access needs.
> Relying on code review to catch bugs is just leaving it up to a different programmer.

Go is a language for programminging "in the large" -- it explicitly defers a lot of stuff to layers "above" the compiler, like code review. If you don't buy that as legitimate that's fine!
Go outside more. Exercise to exhaustion. Stop feeding negative thought patterns. Have fun.
They're trying to deter you from using Gmail anonymously/as a burner email.
With Google’s nonexistent customer service I’d be afraid of being locked out for any arbitrary reason and having no recourse no matter what recovery procedures I prepared for.

Contrast that to my bank where I can go to the branch, show ID, and get problems logging in resolved.
If it happens to everyone then yes. But now imagine it happens to just you.
Yeah I got locked out dispite having printed codes and authy setup. Lasted a day or so
Yup, it's that old classic again! Goes something like this:

Step 1: Produce cutesy web site clearly aimed at a specific demographic

Step 2: ???

Step 3: ???

I've seen it so many times now that I can't believe people are still falling for it.
BTW A paid Google email via Workspace (previously G Suite) has gone up to $6/month/user, so $72 USD a year for a single user setup.
I'd suggest not to rely on google for anything you wouldn't want to lose.
I decided to just use adguard dns for my wireguard and it's Good Enough for my needs.
> I think maybe you're paying too much heed to what you see in concentrated and very self selecting online communities.

That's a good point. In the domain specific communities, I've not not really seen language flamingo.
Yes. It’s great!
> Apple apparently didn’t put much thought into how its AirTag location tracking discs could be misused by stalkers and domestic abusers.

I’d say this is not really accurate. Apple chose to put detection and warnings in place for when an AirTag is potentially moving with someone without their knowledge, and they had these in place from day 1. Sure, they could have done a better job (especially when it comes to other platforms like Android, which have taken time for Apple to get caught up on), but it’s a stretch to say they didn’t put thought into it. If anything, they could have kept much more quiet about it rather than put tools into place which help detect abuse, but also raise awareness and call attention to it. They made a choice, and the right one at that.

Meanwhile there are plenty of electronic devices available which can be used for stalking purposes and can be bought very cheaply on Amazon (no, I won’t link to any) and give no such warnings from any apps when they are unexpectedly traveling with someone. These are much cheaper and much harder to detect. If someone is genuinely concerned about such abuse of technology that should be equally called out along with Apple. Of course that might not get as much attention as going after a visible company like Apple, but it nevertheless deserves the same level of concern.
Minecraft DDoS attack leaves Andorra without Internet
I think logging inspects frames while they're still on the stack, not post-fact..?
Try to login from a device that you used previously to login to other different accounts that you touched from the same device that was used to login previously.
1password have an interesting article about integrating with FastMail using JMAP: https://blog.1password.com/making-masked-email-with-jmap/
So this is the modern narrative of "decentralization"? Just rely on trusted middlewares? What's the utility of the trustless blockchain behind it. Moreover, middleware or not, it's still on the chain and accessible to everyone.
Guns being a political statement means more people will get guns to make that political statement. This translates into more guns being around that could cause accidents (which I believe this one is) or would escalate already violent situations to a deadly level.
Happened to my grandma, who have had the same address for over 10 years. Was quite the ordeal to have her change over to a new adress once we decided it was meaningless to hope to regain access.
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You can get that from having and studying regular relationships with people, you don't need to f... them too...
You can configure kitty to open the entire scrollback buffer in an editor or a pager(less/nvim etc).

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/719
I’d recommend a non-Google 2FA app. Microsoft has one, and Authy is popular. Personally I’m happy with OTP Auth. Some password managers can also handle 2FA, e.g. Strongbox.
It would only discourage new users from posting stories but have no effect on users who have had their submissions hit the front page before.
This is why anyone with significant wealth should make it a goal of building a self sustainable off grid home that frees the need for daily cheap labor found in on-grid lifestyles. Maintain robust internet connections so you can stay communicated with peers while things boil over.
Of course! But software engineering in the large -- which is the domain that Go targets -- is ultimately not a technical domain, but a social one; the programmers who maintain the project are the ultimate authority. That's fine!
Would be good but on my accounts which didn't have 2FA, they seemed to have removed Authenticator as an option: only phone numbers available now.
Learn from it. Otherwise you're going to experience these same regrets when you're about to turn 40, 50, 60, 70, ...

Figure out your goals/principles/mission today. Then make that happen now.

There's never going to be a right time to do anything other than now. Because you're never going to be any younger.
Try implementing maybe a social network as a service ? I think , it can be a lucrative side project . There are many use cases to it .
Having 2 logins is still 1 factor, the situation is not insanity it's the designed intent of MFA you shouldn't get access in that scenario.