skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well we found it all the more surprising because our hispanic looking friend didn't even speak Spanish. But that's what happened. Maybe they mistook him for an illegal migrant ? In a similar vein, We also noticed that when our white looking friend was not with us, people started to offer us drugs in the streets, which we found hilarious.
It is a good solution, yes.

But then they save the PIN on their phone instead of their memory because tiktok burned out their brain and they left the key home because "why do you need it since you have your iPhone!?11" and if this last point looks ridiculous remember this is exactly what happened with some Tesla owners going into areas of low cell service.
To be fair to op I did expect this to be a link to something that allowed Windows to run on Android as well.

In software 'for X' commonly refers to what it runs on. 'Doom for Windows' would run on Windows. A Windows subsystem for Android immediately implies a Windows subsystem that runs on Android.

It's a very common usage and language is formed by the common usage. Microsoft have this backwards.
Ah okay. SCRUM is the square to Agile's rectangle.

You're "lowercase a" agile if you operate under the prioritization outlined in the Agile Manifesto. I think most of the people who've found consistent success with agile would say that's what matters is more about that than about XP or SCRUM or Kanban or whatever.

Those systems can help, but to be agile is to focus more on individuals, working software, customer collaboration, and responsiveness and less on processes, documentation, contracts, and plans.

I hesitate even to reword the items in the manifesto, just because I know it took a lot of very smart people a good while to agree to the specific wording, and it's seemingly stood the test of time.
Since it's consent to do the best option available and he wasn't put into the position of needing the help by the ones offering it I don't think it's much of a moral issue. Usually the moral problems come when less than ideal alternatives are proposed or people are forced into a situation where they otherwise wouldn't have had to choose. I.e. conflict of interest stuff from the ones proposing to get consent to try to help.
Really interesting response. While there's absolutely much to love about Kedro (we spoke to the core dev team - they're a fantastic bunch), we created Orchest to counter the cons you mentioned.

https://github.com/orchest/orchest

What do you think of Orchest? Given your unique perspective we'd love to hear what you think of it.

We've been having success with agencies, especially when the hand-off needs to be something the clients can easily run with.
My observation is that the political polarization of the topic came before any government action, and is the more primary cause of the issue. Government action (both heavy-handed and otherwise) sparks backlash because of the political polarization.
The worst part of this is that if you end up with a fake card, you're clearly against the idea of it, but not enough to take a stand against it.
> Suppose a cat had fingers, and basic language ability

It would no longer be a cat.

That's why "If you (a human) were a cat" is a problem, b/c you need to say what level of human/cat this hybrid creature is imagined to be.

It's like that joke: "Behold! The dog with two heads! and two bodies!"
> neither WiFi nor BT
I understand having WiFi, it'd be great for a small device like this. But why would we need Bluetooth? It only has 32MB of RAM so I doubt you could get any music running on it.
The concept of Cryptocurrencies doesn’t prohibit the arbitrary creation of new coins, that’s just an implementation details of most of the popular ones. Even Bitcoin could have allowed for Satoshi to create new coins on a whim, but that wasn’t Satoshi’s goal.

A government could create a cryptocurrency where they control inflation.
Just as a gentle counterpoint, consider the magnitude of the problem. Let's say there are 300m AirPod units that have been produced (60m sales per year for the last 5 years). Each unit is about 2oz, mostly plastic and batteries. That's roughly 20,000 tons. Los Angeles County alone (to pick a place) generates about 100,000 tons of solid waste per _day_, of which about 20,000 tons makes it to landfill[0][1]. If they were all thrown away at once, all in Los Angeles, they'd hardly notice.

Semiconductors and consumer electronics are more environmentally sensitive than they were, and can be better than they are. With the lithium and trace metals, AirPods are more damaging pound for pound than bulk waste, and you're right to insist that Apple do a better supporting recycle and recapture. We should also focus on how those materials are mined in the first place.

However, even a repairable AirPod would generate lithium waste as the batteries wear out. If we're going to have consumer electronics, there's going to be a bit of waste. Let's just keep in mind that real problems are coal and SUVs and beef and so on. A business like AirPods (or all of electronics) that generates fractional ounces (or pounds considering everything) of waste per person-year while enabling environmentally-positive changes like remote work is perhaps not the first target for reprobation.

[0]: https://dpw.lacounty.gov/epd/swims/OnlineServices/reports.as...
[1]: https://www.laalmanac.com/environment/ev04.php
You misinterpret "social credit score". GP means a Chinese-esque implementation of government tracking that shows whether you are a "quality citizen" or not.
> ~5 years ago

Was the language even stable then?
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>Having read some of the other replies now, it's slightly disturbing how many of them draw to one of two conclusions: there's something chemically wrong with you, or you've made a massive mistake in life and you need to immediately change every decision you've made up to this point.

Yeah I get tired of this response. YOU NEED DRUGS NOW! No, life is often boring and mundane. You will not be happy every second of it, if you were you wouldn't even know what happiness is because it wouldn't stand out. The solution is to force yourself to do something, whether you feel good is irrelevant. Motivation rarely appears on its own, it's a result of action. You do not wait around to feel motivated.

The problem is modern society gives you this option when for centuries waiting to feel some sort of innate internal motivation wasn't an option, you did what you had to for survival whether you felt like it or not.
Your example was actually a really good one. I also know a handful of streets where I think to myself "why did they even set such a low speed limit" and it feels deliberate in a money-making scheme.
Redis scripts do not expire keys atomically
The cards were never meant to act as authentication. They're literally just for the patient's personal use.
At least Google still allows you to set a specific time window for your search results. Given their strong recency bias, this is often the only way to find older resources.
It's the exact same thing with almost every "technology" company out there today.

We're sinking our best and brightest (and also plenty of perfectly useful and adequate) talent into getting people to look here, buy something they don't need, or press button.

It's comically to contrast that with the same people who pretend climate change is an existential crisis. Meanwhile, so many scientists and engineers idealistically interested in that, leave for software-related subjects where they'll make 10X the money making the problem worst.
I'm not aware of a single weapon being developed there, esp not for use against people.

https://www.anduril.com/work
This is one end of the extreme, the other is spaceX.
New tech companies are very capable of iterating quickly and producing well tested reliable hardware far better than existing versions of it.

An extreme but absolutely relevant and potentially devastating example of the current system is the F-35.
In Switzerland and Italy I've had mine scanned pretty much everywhere I went. So I wouldn't generalize.
I for one really enjoy the vaccine mandate in NYC. I feel much more comfortable knowing that if I catch it going out (seems likely), I'll be unlikely to spread it to anyone unvaccinated causing serious disease.

Of course I'm also boosted and got my flu shot (and do it every year), so I'm probably already more conscientious living in NYC than many.

If someone uses a fake to get in... well... there's only so much I can do, but I discourage it for their own health and for the health of others around them. I flat out told my friend who did the same as such.

I'm sure he'd get through it, but why get mega sick instead of getting the vaccine at this point?
For me it's a free speech issue in which one party happens to be deceased. Best wishes.
I always feed the cable down the back of my neck and underneath my shirt or jumper. The bonus is that I can take them out of my ears and they'll dangle like a necklace, so I can tuck those under my shirt as well.
Sure. Buy a bunch of old Android phones for even less and root them.
And, after some countries are now on their 4th boosters (Edit: shot, not booster), and my country being about halfway done with their third round, are we slowly stamping out the virus?

Personally I feel lied to and misled, the messaging from the government where I am from was far from what one would call nuanced and informed. The short story is that they promised: "If you take your shots, then we'll get out of this mess". Even now, a propaganda ad that states: "We don't want you to take a booster to make things impossible, we want you to take your booster to make things possible again". Even though it's abundantly clear that people are getting reinfected and spreading Omicron, booster or no booster.

From my perspective we're kidding ourselves that we can get a handle on this disease without permanently going in and out of lockdowns. In my county we stamped out the virus at least twice before (stamped out going to < 20 cases per day, some cities without for months). And then it comes back. Well I'm done locking down, and I think this is a consistent, fair standpoint to take. I don't want to have to identify myself and my status to enter the store or public life. People get sick, people die, everyone will get omicron, or something similar, eventually.
24 is not very good. I just want to point out that a lot of chains that report high tps are cheating in one way or another. I won’t name names but some of the “highest throughput” chains count their node synchronization messages as transactions, not transactions written to the ledger. It’s really disappointing when you understand the games they’re playing.

Real tps has to be tx written to the ledger per second. Anything else is dishonest.
I don't think "screw with" means "block" in this case. But there is one moderately famous blog that does block HN: https://www.jwz.org/
Probably not a good idea to post my email on hackernews.

Thanks for the reply. I understand motivation can be tough. I'm also at the point where I'm wondering if I should go back to the more traditional route. Have you shipped any of your products? I feel like that's pretty key to being to able to talk about your accomplishments in the event of failure.
Rich Russians get their passports by investing in countries, you might dislike the way its possible to acquire passport but it's drop of the ocean. Your claim like its s massive problem on the grand scale of things in Europe is propaganda.
Not OP. They work, but much more marginally and situationally than most people think. They're best thought of as a delaying factor in exposure, with cloth masks adding no or a few minutes and surgical masks adding somewhat more time. In many situations, this is irrelevant, because you're stuck with the group and the air for far longer than the mask differential affords. I'd say the optimal places for wearing masks are probably supermarkets, and maybe also communter transit. Can't find the damn paper now, and all information is false anyway.
I'm saying that we should expect better from HN, and the people who frequent it. Otherwise, it's just a poor alternative to Reddit. If I wanted content marketing that nobody could even be arsed to have proofread then I'd go elsewhere. The ever-decreasing standard continues.
> A lot of people couldn't break the habit of asking questions, so search engines just started accepting it and trying to optimize for it.

Which had been totally fine if they hadn't nerfed it for us who knew how to use it.
> likely zero impact on their lives.

Because it doesn't have zero impact. The amount of money that is scammed out of people and the amount of sheer environmental destruction is sickening and last I checked we all live on the same planet (if you live on the ISS then sorry for making the assumption you were on earth).

And your post history speaks quite loudly on what "bias" looks like to you.
Ha, the preference list is interesting, I don't know how some stuff works for Apple when connecting the AirPods even with multiple apple ids. I had my girlfriend connect her AirPods to my iPad to watch a movie on the plane. A couple of weeks later I was using airplay to stream a game on the TV, while my gf was in another room wanting to watch something on her phone connected to her apple id. All of the sudden sound goes off on the tv, and after a couple of seconds stream is paused. She comes in that the game was playing on her AirPods. I have no clue how the AirPods connected to my laptop after 1 month of her using her airpods only with her devices.
What's it feel like to be dead?
I have had little luck getting them on AWS. If you time it outside of some major paper deadline I have had really good success on GCP. If you are willing to break out of the big clouds CoreWeave has great ability and even better prices. Highly recommend.
The parent didn't say the author "needed to be unbiased" only that their bias was stupefying.

(Now you added a personal attack about their post history, I don't think that's constructive.)
What realistic alternative do you propose? I don't think injecting everyone with a microdose of Covid before entering and then measuring the immune response scales very well, nor can be performed by regular bouncers/doormen/wait staff.
The author doesn't care about that and says it pretty clearly. He doesn't (and I don't) think that it makes sense to think in terms of "deanonymization attacks" here, since your legal name, address, and basic demographic information are already semi-publicly linked together in a large variety of ways. Is it deanonymization if I go to the county registrar and pull the deed for someone's house?
How much would it change the cost to put in a Sochip S3, which has 128MB of RAM and can run at 800-900 MHz (if not more)?
I imagine they feel the pressing need to destroy it before it DOES have a significant negative impact on their lives.
It is a common and well documented knowledge that obesity and alcohol use increase hospitalizations. Do you propose fitness and sobriety passports to incentivize healthier life styles?
Could you please not take HN threads further into flamewar? It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Intro to Web 3 – A learning group
2 interactive group learning sessions on Web 3. NFTs, DAOs & Social tokens.

Topics we are discussing + BYOQ (Bring Your Own Questions)

NFT (Non-fungible Tokens)
• How do non-fungible tokens work?
• Types of NFTs
• Using NFTs for communities
• Using NFTs for memberships
• BYOQ - Bring your own questions

DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)
• DAO basics - What is this all about?
• How to find DAOs?
• How to contribute to a DAO
• How to create a DAO?
• How to build a great community using DAOs

DeFi (decentralized finance)
• DeFi vs. Traditional Finance?
• How can decentralized finance be applied?
• What can be earned in the DeFi space?
• Is there any risk?
Has there been any analysis of how the latest cryptocurrency volatility has impacted their economy (if it has at all)? I got a chuckle out of seeing that the mayor of New York has lost thousands of dollars as part of his cryptocurrency salary stunt.
> As much as I hate ads, their tight control and singular policy change has made multi-billion dollar ripples in the industry. That's a sign of a monopoly.

Yeah, it might be good for the user but a company making a change that shakes the industry like this is worrying. Worse bit is, it helps them as well as they have an ads product which might do well when others can't do better personalised advertising.

> Both of them sell movies and music and are morphing into studios. They're both trying to get into payments and dominate fintech. This is too broad to compete with.

Agreed. There is no way other companies can meaningfully compete with them. Look at Apple and Airpods. The revenue just Airpod makes for Appple is multiples of revenue of Sennheiser and Bose combined.
Show HN: Remote UDP Tunnel for VS Code
Factorio - minecraft on steroids

Binding of Isaak - action shooter

others I haven't seen. But I'm talking of different thing. What is absent in modern game are the attempts of synthesis of different genres, which were frequent in 80s or 90s, and gave us such gems as Dune 1 and Star Control 2.
The US government's inability to deploy effective mobile validation apps like China is a feature, not a bug. A "legit" handwritten card signed by someone at Walgreens is inherently untrustworthy.
So someone else’s freedoms should be limited so you can feel “comfortable”?
Yeah, I thought wireless headphones were a gimmick I didn't need, I didn't want to worry about having to charge headphones, etc.

I ended up with a pair and turns out wireless headphones were a giant QOL improvement. I can run around do chores while my computer/phone charges upstairs and listen to music at the same time. I'd never use earbuds though, I absolutely can't stand anything inside my ear canal.

I still want my phone/computer to have a headphone jack in it, and mine does.
We've changed the url from https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/1486049822847250433 to the original source it points to. Some of the comments were posted before the change, and will make more sense if you've looked at both.

All: while I have you, please post thoughtful, substantive comments. Avoid snark, attack, flamebait, and ideological talking points. The latter lead to the repetitive, nasty sort of internet brawl we're trying to avoid here. We ban accounts that do that, so please don't do that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
It seems as thought this author has never read any materials on inference control...

Ross Anderson's Security Engineering Chapter 9 is all about this
https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/Papers/SEv2-c09.pdf
(Anderson releases the textbook free online)

This is a fairly well developed field (i.e., in medicine there highly screened "Medical Statisticians" who give data to research groups only after it's properly anonymized. They know beforehand what the researchers are interested in, and introduce noise that effects all the measures _except_ the ones the researchers said they were interested in looking at beforehand.

> The idea behind the differential privacy strategy, as I understand it, is that you can basically introduce statistical noise into the block-level results in a way that will make it impossible to reverse-engineer the demographic profile of people who live at specific addresses.

>This has, I think, roughly zero real-world privacy value

This was painful to read...
Some people really hate Hacker News for no intelligent reasons that I can tell.
The new title is "I’m changing the title of this page just to screw with mods on the orange website"
Yeah, and the easiest way, by far, to get a vaccine passport/card is to get vaccinated...

Besides, people don't like to lie if they can avoid it. Being honest and getting a vaccine card by getting a vaccine is what most people will do.

If it's 10-12% such as the YouGov poll suggests, that feels in line with "Who are the assholes in our society?" Most people aren't like that.
They're not blocking it out, they are protesting the weird, variable, "original title" policy. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Maybe not direct inference but for generation of dense represenatations that can be used with their nearest neighbor search system this large cluster will probably be hyper userful.
Ever since I've found that I can change the color of the top bar in my profile, the site has been every color but orange to me. :D
Taiwan's Zhuyin is 90+% the same as Pinyin except the input is composed with Chinese script radicals (like hiragana) rather than Latin script.

> Both generally use Traditional instead of Simplified

That doesn't impact the human side of the IME. It's just different output for the same input. And the input (Mandarin pronunciation) is the same for mainland and Taiwan.
Honestly I saw it the other way around, when it was first came out the future was uncertain, and there was a lot of confusion the only data we had was untrusted reports from China, I saw a lot of people band together, people looking out for on another general expressions of concern.

There were politics involved but it was relatively mild, and ignored by many people it was about two or three months in when much of the news around COVID changed to being news about how Trump was doing what about the virus, and congress what congress was saying about responses to the virus and the usual schlop I noticed things started to get polarized at the same time the estimates were being adjusted from 1-9% fatality rates to 0.3% fatality rates.
What if more could be learned / gained from several days or weeks of mistakes in the grander scheme?

I can't tell you how many times I've had to throw out code or designs from longer explorations, but the things I learned in getting there, for the sake of technical purposes, or heck, new ideas I could apply elsewhere in the future, were entirely worth the trouble. This is a pretty fundamental part of increasing skill — to be forced to struggle on one's own, especially if that person's personality is suited to the solitude needed to solve a problem.

Obviously it's smart to avoid larger mistakes or going in the wrong direction for the sake of the product and delivery timelines, but I think it's more realistic to expect these longer adventures to happen, and that an element of trust is necessary to allow that person to not only solve the problem, but grow in that journey.
I encourage you to get some bubble solution and just stop to admire bubbles for a little bit... even if you understand the physics of the whole thing, they feel a little like magic. Watch how the air flows in the room, blow some on a warm day and see how far the breeze takes them.
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To add to that list, Windows subsystem on Windows aka WOW64.
If I’m not mistaken, the palantir was not accurate in its clairvoyance, right? Wasn’t it showing the black flag ships approaching Minas Tirith and caused the head of the city to flee when really it was Aragorn or the elves coming to save the city? Maybe I’m misremembering, it’s been a long time.
Edit: that should have been 10 micron.
UBS Acquires Wealthfront for $1.4B
The law is not a computer system. Illegal numbers[0] are a thing.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
The qr code idea in Europe works together with your id. Americans don't want to use ID even for voting, hard to expect to have working vaccination card program. Hence they're left with random papers and the problem on hand.