skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> via SMS

Or push, or other supply of a code from somewhere. It's just oddly worded, sounding like the code in all 3 cases is coming over the wire.

Granted, phishing is a diff story, but in practice, I see Yubikeys permanently inserted to their laptop hosts, requiring even less intervention.
> This is just wokeness and cancel culture.

What? How? Neil decided on his own to pull all his music. No one bullied him, no one called him out on twitter, etc. This isn't even a 'woke' issue. Neil decided he doesn't want to share a platform with disinformation spreaders, period.
I wonder why the head has to touch the tape at all? Does the hard drive thing where you float a few nm away not apply?
Nobody said anything about not allowing people to dictate who can distribute their art. Why must we take every "you shouldn't do this" statement to mean "you shouldn't be allowed to do this?"
Just to throw my anecdote into the ring -- I live in a mid sized city in the midwest. People have largely stopped wearing masks since about March of last year in all places except for hospitals (and even then it's just those crappy generic blue masks). My GF and I actually had a bit of culture shock when we took a trip to Chicago a few weeks ago and 95%+ people were wearing masks everywhere they went, along with private businesses requiring masks and proof of vaccination.

It's not like the people around here aren't aware of COVID-19 and the subsequent variants, we just kind of moved on.
100 requests/second isn't that much, especially if you're fronting your website with Cloudflare. Do you have some unauthenticated endpoint(s) that eat up a ton of server CPU?
I’m confused, is it your assertion that the ROC is the legitimate government of China, hence there’s no CCP claim on Taiwan?
This makes sense. :-)
You know, I didn't think about Expr for this project but I did futz around with it as a plugin-like system for another project of mine. I liked it well enough, but I feel like it's not quite out-of-the-box robust enough for how I'm currently designing the engine.

On the other hand, definitely something to keep in mind for the matchmaking system I'm writing along with the game, so I appreciate you bringing it up.
Richard Branson: “My Thoughts on Ukraine and Russia”
Béziers never become intuitive, even for professional font designers and illustrators with decades of experience. If you start paying attention you will find that almost every expert regularly makes lumpy curves with them, with lumpiness unrelated to their original artistic intentions, just an artifact of a tool that poorly matches people’s goals and expectations.

To always get “fair” curves using Bézier segments requires an extreme amount of effort, and either a very good eye and a lot of experience or some additional tooling that highlights where the lumps are.
Vitamin D and fish oil supplements may help prevent autoimmune disease
Do you know how you got hacked? I mean did you have 2FA? phone number? Did they manage to get around a plain old password that was weak enough to brute force? I'm surprised that facebook wouldn't be like "you tried 10 times, go away and try again in 24 hours".
Earth. The real one we're currently living in.

Got any source that lists artists censored or not able to put their stuff on spotify due to the speech content?
I don't know how much that counts but every time I had to interact with RDF data I wanted to pull my eyeballs out of my sockets pretty much for the whole thing. Also, the idea that human knowledge can be categorized seems very laughable to me - I don't know of any RDF specification or ontology that holds in practice ; too many people have too many incompatible definitions for things and there is never one better than the others.
Genuinely asking -

What's stopping a country, or hospital, from saying: "we'll prioritize cancer patients, scheduled surgeries, normal operation; you come in with Covid respiratory distress, and we're full? Go away." From the government data I've found, Covid patients are about 5-20% of emergency department patients in the US[0]; in Switzerland that leaves a healthy amount of free beds[1] (though I'm sure staffing is another issue). Why are they causing such disruption? And if they are, why are we not having a debate about whether all the additional cancer deaths, heart attack deaths (from deprogrammed surgeries and screenings) are worth it? In what way is this "healthcare catastrophe" not partly avoidable?

> You can see what our child-bearing aged children think of all this - they're not having kids. I don't think this is a short-term aberration. We're a population literally in decline.

That's been happening long before Corona, and I doubt it has much do do with politics or "optimism about climate change" compared with wages, housing, etc.

[0]: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/covid19/nhcs/hospital-encounters-by...

[1]: https://www.covid19.admin.ch/en/hosp-capacity/icu?time=phase...
Mine's tastier smoked.
It's exhausting. And the piano policy in the example is totally absurd. I hope my remarks didn't come across as personal. I have kids in school too, and although I'm currently favoring masks, I'm also miserable about how my kids' early childhood social and academic development have been impacted.
It always feels like the most amount of work goes to the least used emoji. So many revisions and additions to the family emoji and yet it’s one of the ones I don’t recall anyone ever using.

I think the trap Unicode got in to is technically they can have infinite emoji so they just don’t ever have a way to say no to new proposals.
> ...it will be nearly impossible to pay off the debt without massive inflation

Isn't it the opposite, that it's impossible to pay off the debt without massive deflation? 'Paying off the debt' means reducing the money supply, which means money later is worth than money now. That never ends well.
lol he's such a troll
Hamming said in "The Art of Doing Science and Engineering" that he was in no way the foremost expert on Hamming codes, because he still conceptualized them starting from what he knew when he began the research that ultimately led to their invention. He found that those who were taught them directly without needing to pass through all the theoretical dead ends he went through had superior understanding without all that extra baggage. His understanding of Hamming codes was a leaf or twig at the limit of his tree of knowledge. Those who learned them early had them in their roots or trunk, and that led them to reimagine and reinvent Hamming codes in ways that Hamming never could.
This commit wasn't actually made by Linus, it's someone else trolling.

> This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository.

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/ac632c504d0b881d7cf...

https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commits?author=torvalds

This ability to (1) forge commits from other people and (2) reference commit hashes from different forks, making them appear to belong to a GitHub repository that they were never actually pushed to, has been posted about on HN before, though I'm having trouble finding the most relevant link.

Why does GitHub let me commit as other people? (2014) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7792026

Edit: For instance, someone pulled a similar trick a year back by making a commit in a fork of the GitHub DMCA repository containing youtube-dl: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24882921
> The difference between male and female is unambiguous in biology. “Trans women” are, by definition, not women.

That is emphatically false. There are innumerable biological differences between men as a whole and women as a whole, and while these different factors largely correlate, they do not necessarily fit neatly into one box or the other. Is an XXY individual with a penis but undescended testes and low levels of blood testosterone and few androgen receptors "biologically" male or female? What about an XX individual with ambiguous external genitalia, high circulating testosterone, and a high number of androgen receptors? What do you make of the fact that females with congenital adrenal hyperplasia are far more likely to identify as LGBT? You are oversimplifying the biology.

That said, the right to create an exclusive space is a fundamental constitutional right. En plus, for socially marginalized groups, it is a societal benefit for them to have a space exclusive to them. I support the creators of this social media app.
And crows will start shoplifting cigarettes, too!
> Americans debating every day whether strongly authoritarian and invasive measures are OK, if they save lives.

In Europe seatbelts are mandatory, and it is forbidden to smoke in most places. I think that these are reasonable measures. I think, for the exact same reasons, that mask mandates are reasonable.

In public transport is mandatory to wear at least a t-shirt, as skin to skin contact gets unhealthy fast. And restaurants require to clean your hands after going to the toilet.

What does not fit with my idea about the USA is that you can go naked in the street, as it seems quite a Puritan country. And books being censured in schools for mildly nudeness also seem to be the norm. Is not that worse that mask mandates?

Edit: seatbelt
A VHS drive uses a different encoding pattern, the head of the VHS player is physically incapable of moving like the head of an LTO tape. Additionally it lacks precision as an LTO tape is much more densely packed. Lastly, LTO drives use different magnetic materials and signalling, so by all chance the VHS head is probably only going to pick up noise.
> And it gets worse. My daughter is in pre-med. Apparently people are dropping out like flies and not just because of the course load. They're watching how medical professionals are being treated and saying screw it! This should concern us all because we've had a marked uptick of medical professionals retiring/resigning since the pandemic started and now the pipeline is thinning out.

You should be angry at corporate healthcare that has prioritized financial efficiency and monetary gain over doing its job and treating healthcare workers fairly, not strangers on hackernews.

> We're a population literally in decline.

No, no we're _literally_ not. Not as of right now at least; the US population grew over the last year. But- even if we were, wouldn't that directly address the unrelated issue of climate change that you brought up?
You misunderstood or I was not clear. N95s do filter viruses when used properly and still within their rated window of use.
Linus definitely jumps to mind when I think of cutting edge C++ programmers working on Windows...
The relevant line: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/ac632c504d0b881d7cfb4...
But who cares, really, which streaming service your family subscribes to?
If you paste a regex into RegexBuddy, it will explain each portion of the regex. Clicking on parts of the regex will highlight its meaning.

https://www.regexbuddy.com/analyze.html

Or it has the best regex debugger I've ever seen in my 20 year career:
https://www.regexbuddy.com/debug.html
Kinda funny because I never even thought about listening to Rogan on Spotify till this whole stunt but I started listening to his show for the first time today. Its not my thing but I'm not sure I understand the uproar over it. Maybe I am missing something?
I have checked in with myself and don't hate transwomen and am not transphobic. I just don't think a transwoman should be flashing their penis in a changing room when women without penises object
What's the backstory on why Linus is submitting a patch with a variable stating "I am Satoshi"
A Honda Grom is still $3500, but I don’t think that weakens your point about cost. However, similarly to jet packs, autogyros, ultralights, and paramotors, motorcycles are not as popular in the USA, due to safety concerns. So even though motorcycles are very useful and cheap, people don’t ride them much. I think the same would be true of a $3500 jet pack.
Cheap flamewar comments like this are not acceptable on Hacker News. They lead to repetitive, tedious, nasty flamewars.

Nationalistic flamewars are particularly nasty and particularly avoidable. No more of this, please.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30071505.
That doesn’t match any dictionary definition of activism that I know. Boycotts are activism. Always have been.
The main thing to understand about protestant culture is that it can afford a beter PR machine. Think 1984 vs Brave New World.
Better than being a turkey
Serious conflicts may rise due to critical web sites (banks, administration related services) got their noscript/basic (x)html compatibility broken during this very latest years.
Claude Shannon: The Bandwagon (1956)
I think that somewhere in this answer lies a reason why Windows still doesn't support flag emoji. I don't count Microsoft Edge as "Windows" in this case, but as Chromium. Windows doesn't support flag emoji in its native text boxes, but it does support even colorized emoji.

But then again, flags seem to be not only Unicode-hard but post-Unicode-hard.
If they have salient points that stand up to rigor, then yeah? This is pretty much an appeal-to-authority argument, isn't it?

FWIW, I have no context on the specific claims made by Peterson, but I've increasingly seen a line of logic that suggests you need to have a PhD in a topic in order to think critically about it.
Good you guys are agreeing. I'm not sure what banning books has to do with anything. Nobody is "banning" Joe Rogan, he can make all the podcasts he wants. My issue with Spotify and Rogan is that my premium membership is directly funding him. If this was just another ad-supported podcast, available on Spotify, Apple podcasts etc - no problem, but it isn't. This is the core of the matter, not banning him.
Considering the cultural importance of crows in Nordic culture I see this as an elegant solution that fits just right. Can't wait to see what funny things happen next.
> An Engineering degree from even a prestigious University doesnt make you an Engineer in many disciplines.

A US-centric view. My (Swiss) engineering degree certifies me as a software engineer ("ing. info. dipl. EPF", whose use is legally restricted to actual graduates).
yeah I mean rust Rc<>, I don't have experience with lobster, does it allow mutation from multiple places or does it panic just like rust?
Rails was a full-stack framework that took care of everything from database models down to frontend AJAX integration, so you literally could build a very basic blog that actually saved stuff to a database within 20 minutes. Remix is yet another frontend framework that you have to manually wire up to some other library or service to do anything useful.
Is this just trolling, or is there a reason to believe he could/could not be Satoshi?
It’s not clear to me, how can the authors be sure that babies actually learn in their sleep, as opposed to just performing better because they’re not tired?
As much as I'd like to hear that BAYC is untouchable on account of being founded by Neo-Nazis (I think it's a very dumb project) I honestly can't buy the simianization argument.

We've all heard the WallStreetBets crowd call themselves "apes". First thing I thought of when I saw a bunch of NFT apes and heard the name of the project was a bunch of apes holding GameStop.

That being said I can actually kind of buy the other arguments. When you put the logo next to the Totenkopf it's pretty hard to deny that they look alike. Add some crossed bones behind the skull and it's almost a spitting image.
With olive oils you can prevent this by purchasing PDO or PGI olive oil. If you cook often it's worth the slight bump in price to know you are getting good oil. I love me a nice peppery Sabina olive oil.
Likely as unsophisticated people that were unable to harness the remaining energy in that waste.
Yeah, I don't really get why you would pre-emptively cut taxes in anticipation of future spending cuts. If there's one thing we can bank on in history, it's that governments always get bigger. Spending cuts are just very unlikely to happen.
You can add your custom domain as an alias on your free Gmail account. That is my setup. Works perfectly.
I can’t tell if you can’t tell, or if you just want to pretend it’s ridiculous and therefore don’t need to actually engage with the argument.
> Is it really just post-Fukushima nuclear concern?

It's mostly German ideology being forced down every other countries. France had one of the the cleanest and cheapest energy and is bullied into selling it to the European market at loss...

Germany is shutting down its nuclear sources while buying from other nuclear powered countries (France, Finland) and gas from russia. They just don't want it to happen on their land, but as long as they can keep the "we produce green energy" lie they'll be happy.
> A fire hydrant is stationary a human isn't

A human bent over tying their shoe is quite stationary.

> and a paper bag can simply be ignored by the car.

Not relevant. Suppose I provided you with a self-driving car that couldn't differentiate a walking person from a paper bag carried on the wind, and yet I also provided convincing evidence that this car would reduce traffic fatalities and injuries by 30%.

That's the real question we're facing, and the real standard of evidence that must be met, so your suggestion that the inability of this car to differentiate things in the ways you think are important is simply irrelevant.
Original full title: FCC Proposes Point-Of-Sale Labels To Enable Consumers To Comparison Shop Among Broadband Providers And Plans

Link to FCC news release page containing other versions: https://www.fcc.gov/document/fcc-acts-empower-broadband-cons...

In DOCX format: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-379678A1.docx

In PDF format: https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-379678A1.pdf

Article about this story from The Verge: https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/27/22904705
Would that look anything like the REAL ID system?[0]

[0]https://www.tsa.gov/real-id
I think people should recognize the distinction of an artist from their work and know their boundaries. If I said I enjoyed Alec Baldwin's "work" in his numerous film roles, I don't necessarily want to know what they are like in real life. In today's day and age that aspect is simply unavoidable.
There are people who believe that if a woman who dresses sexy walks through a dangerous area and gets raped, it is her fault for “asking for it.”
But this isn't about "diametric opinions". As i understand, it's because of Rogan spreading proven misinformation about vaccines on his platform.
> But since avocado oil is relatively new on the scene, the Food and Drug Administration has not yet adopted “standards of identity,” which are basic food standards designed to protect consumers from being cheated by inferior products or confused by misleading labels. Over the last 80 years, the FDA has issued standards of identity for hundreds of products, like whiskey, chocolate, juices and mayonnaise.

...

> Avocado oil isn’t the only product without enforceable standards. Honey, spices and ground coffee are other common examples.

The FDA should wait until there's sufficient interest/demand for such a standard before implementing such a thing. We should not expect the FDA to be on the frontend of trends in food products. And clearly - if honey and coffee aren't standardized, not every food product needs to have such a standard.
Browser automation will occur by executing events in the DOM or by calling properties of the page/window. It’s all JavaScript designed for user interaction executed by a bot.

The one event that cannot be automated is cursor movement/position. Put a check into your event handlers that check that the cursor is actually over the event target.
So Either
1) Linus Torvalds is asserting he is Satoshi Nakamoto, inventor of Bitcoin.
2) Someone hacked Linus’ GitHub account.
3) Someone used a technique on git to change the author and claim they are Satoshi.

IMO: Most likely is 2 or 3.
Maybe it's silly, but I want wings on my jetpack that are large enough that I can glide, but also that can sheath themselves into each other.
Kernels have funny or odd names. This isn't anything out of the ordinary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_version_history Linus is just trolling folks.

Some past names have been:

- Hurr durr I'ma sheep

- Kleptomaniac Octopus

- Blurry Fish Butt

- Psychotic Stoned Sheep
They did the right thing. Neil has every right to disagree and have his music pulled but spotify did the right thing by ignoring his boycott. There was plenty of room for both of them on spotify but NY chose his own path.
Nope.

It wasn’t: “Hey Spotify, I want off your platform”

I was: “Hey Spotify! It’s me or him, you pick”
Nationalistic flamewar comments like this one will get you banned here, regardless of which country you have a problem with. That's because nationalistic flamewars are among the most repetitive and nastiest discussions the internet has to serve up. This is exactly what we don't want on this site, so please don't do it again.

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
I'd remembered a couple in Alaska wanted to build a cabin up a river with no road. So they got an address assigned, then mailed the building materials a brick at a time. It became the Post Office's problem. Had to hire a boat.
Former Nuclear Regulatory Commission chair argues against nuclear power
Richard Branson just tweeted a thread with a link to post in own blog[0]:

> My thoughts on Ukraine and Russia[0,1]

> For business leaders, this is the moment to come together and stand up for Ukraine’s sovereignty[0,2]

> In 2022, what on earth is one country doing amassing tanks at another country’s borders?[0,3]

[0] https://www.virgin.com/branson-family/richard-branson-blog/m...

[1] https://twitter.com/richardbranson/status/148676129938829312...

[2] https://twitter.com/richardbranson/status/148676130166169600...

[3] https://twitter.com/richardbranson/status/148676130405655347...
If this was true, it'd be a great movie in about 10 years.
So, we now need to develop a kubernetes for content, right?!
Are we sure? What about terrorist acts?
> Do you go around announcing all the things that you do in your life that are seemingly harmless?

you must not like twitter much
Not the same thing, this "Block protocol" is for HTML widgets basically, re-usable HTML/CSS/JS components for sites/apps.
This kind of reminds me of https://adaptivecards.io/ from Microsoft.
Indeed. I would not use this, it is not GDPR compliant.

I wonder if it's just outdated, or based on wrong information.
The statistics I'm using are the standard CDC statistics. The question of what proportion of people were dying with or from covid have not been discussed in this thread.
I would recommend anyone looking at this post read into the harm seed oils do to your body and gut fauna. Labeling seed oils as olive oil should be criminal.
> The outbreak curves and percentages are basically the same, especially when you account for the population differences in age, obeasity, diabetes, etc.

Can you cite a source for this claim?
The variable is the name of that version of Linux, the version being the still unreleased Linux 5.17-rc2.

Basically, he's naming the release the "I am Satoshi" release. The previous one was "Gobble Gobble".
Why do we even need a standard? This is deceptive advertising. They said they were selling something but were caught selling something else. Must be some kind of fraud.
Consider putting it on Telegram, as you may know Telegram is growing faster than ever before.