skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah. "Anton" would be handy now. If it was real.
And: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29996240
I think I saw one of these at night with no humans inside. Drivers or passengers. Is that legal?
I've got "TV Pis" that idle LibreELEC/Kodi most of the time and have been running for 4+ years on the same SD cards (updated them a couple times in that time, not recently).

My "server Pi" is >3yo old, only turns off when the power fails, and doesn't do a lot with its SD card but the OS, but has never had an issue.

What kind of power are you using? I've got these on little 2.5a wall warts; the "server" has a scrounged 20 year old PSU pulled from a Cisco 2500 router running it and some other stuff. No UPS tho and we get power outages and weirdness as usual for a rural area.
Yes. Pipelines is the new killer feature; super easy dev ops with review apps.
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I'm kinda amazed that you thought this reply will somehow help instead of making it worse. Google having no respect to user choices is hardly surprising, but putting it so directly into words by feature's PM managed to raise my eyebrows a bit.
I've been using the "small web" much more in the past few days and loving it. Strongly encourage everyone to install a quality Gemini browser like Amfora, Castor, or Lagrange and check it out!

https://gemini.circumlunar.space/
>>lacking a crucial ingredient for our continued evolution: the ability to align our actions (and motivations, and rewards), on a societal scale.

I don't think these are contradictory statements. Our society is both defined and limited by the quality of our "collective consciousness," ability to operate cooperatively and such. It's not zero, and it's not unlimited either.

Personally, I don't see this as a purely ideological or philosophical limitation. Our ideologies and philosophies tend to trail culture, IMO, not the other way around. Neither do I think that individualism vs collectivism is a defining dichotomy. Both individualism and collectivism are, likely, inevitable. Also both individualism and (especially) collectivism compete within themselves as much as they do with each other.

And yes, the ways that we cooperate are clunky, maybe immoral, and not really designed. Money is a cultural construct, for example, that creates cooperation. So is religion, tribalism, legal systems, etc. Is money a collectivist artefact? I think it's very hard to argue otherwise. Money is useless if you are alone, and requires a collective consciousness to even exist. Equality and collectivism aren't synonyms.
There is an issue.

The content is clearly not valuable enough for people to pay for it, and in fact it's called "clickbait" for a reason because people clearly feel cheated by what they got as opposed to what they were led to believe they were clicking on.

In a market where consumers of the content pay for it, this wouldn't fly. In a market corrupted by advertising, this flies and the by-product is wasted time, computing resources, pricing out good content from the market (as you can't compete with free) and the risks associated with advertising (the ads aren't properly reviewed, scams, spam and malware can and does fall through the cracks) and data collection.

This also subverts the entire market and is the reason you can't even buy a good TV or appliance anymore without going for niche, commercial-grade products. Do you want to live in a society where you literally can't buy a TV that doesn't spy on you or show ads?

Advertising in its current form is absolutely out of control and ends up being a tax that we all pay for both in time (whether watching the ads or playing cat & mouse with countermeasures such as AdBlock, Pi-Hole, etc) as well as money (as it's ultimately part of the price of the goods we all buy).
Hat tip on this post! I found her PhD thesis online here: https://vdocuments.net/reader/full/angela-merkel-doktorarbei...

Scroll down to page 150: "Anhang A1: Das Programm FPROJ". Google translate tells me that "Anhang" means "Appendix" in German. I will not soon forget the term "das programm".

I must admit: You nerd sniped me good on this one!
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I really like it, but I'm only using it for fairly low traffic apps. I've heard it gets expensive quickly.
Logging into an account to change profiles sounds more like a privacy concern. I would never search google logged in. That's a crazy thing to do in 2022.
He mentions cherrypicking, but the co-organizers of the gofundme/convoy seem to not like Muslims[0]?

Tamara Lich and B.J. Dichter, neither of whom are truck drivers, are currently listed as the organizers of the GoFundMe page. Dichter was a late addition, only added this week.

Lich, born in Saskatchewan, now hails from Medicine Hat, Alberta, where she served as an organizer for Yellow Vests Canada, a regional coordinator for the separatist Western Exit or “Wexit” movement in Alberta, and now as the secretary for the Maverick Party – another separatist movement and fringe political party.

Attending and boosting Yellow Vest events starting in 2018, Lich social media posts from the time show her, in one moment, calling out some hateful rhetoric within the movement, while also posting Islamophobic articles of her own, like conspiracies about the “Muslim Brotherhood” operating in Canada.

Dichter’s website shares The Quiggin Report, and Dichter himself shares similar Islamophobic sentiments in public. In 2019 he claimed that “Islamist entryism” is “rotting away at our society like syphilis.”

“[The Conservative Party of Canada] is suffering from the stench of cultural relativism and political Islam,” he said during the first PPC conference held in Gatineau, Quebec. “It is suffering from the stench of extremism that same way in third-world countries suffer from extremist groups, separatist groups, communist guerrilla factions, paramilitaries, organized crime, and more.”

[0] https://www.antihate.ca/the_freedom_convoy_is_nothing_but_a_...
Find something new to do at that company or get a new job.
This person posts an identical comment in every single Blender thread to promote his startup. Check their post history.

I am just wondering, is such a consistent plugging allowed on HN? To me it lowers the quality of the discussion and their posts are often voted to the top on all Blender related posts.
Researchers getting closer to a “universal” flu vaccine
I have a home system and tried RaspberryPi several times but in the end I went with an older Mac Mini. Old ones are quite cheap on the used market and also significantly more powerful than the RaspberryPi, that was one of the main reason in the end I rather chose that.
> Made sure it went to someone that actually needed a house and not some investor looking to flip.

As someone who has been trying to buy a house on and off for a few years now, thank you for caring about this.
Wasn’t the point of lockdowns to not cause a rush to the hospital all at once?
Take a look at Zigbee2MQTT. Works on Pi with Zigbee USB sticks. Integrates with Home Assistant.
Colorado = Security Salary Survey 2022
Our prime minister is really active on Facebook, does that count?
Yeah. I feel like this is a very real phenomenon and is often done deliberately, and in bad faith.

Also various social media algorithms certainly contribute to it, as they favor engagement over all.
A political scientist and two economists walk into a room and setup that headline. Sounds like this one needs some critical examination from expert sources before it's taken for anything.
So there is a "protein crystal disease"? How many people suffer from this?
This is actually quite cool, I figured someone bugged him about a github or something and I scrolled down to see.... twitter has to be dangerously close to 100% comprised of political propaganda bots repeating the talking point of the week and calling one another bots these days.
"Imagine if you forgot what one of the rooms in your house looked like, and when you returned, it had changed, it was “refreshed”. It had refreshed, not into some absurd wonderland of glowing fungi and strange creatures, but to one consistent with what you believed a room ought to be. Perhaps there was a lightswitch outside, that now instead of turning on the fluorescent globe, turned on a LED one. Maybe the books on the shelves had refreshed, but the ones you remembered and remembered reading, had remained."

It's a bit of a spoiler to link it in this context, it's really better to stumble on to this cold, but you don't have to imagine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubNF9QNEQLA
>Is that legal?

It is if you pay the right people enough money. Welcome to the future; where the mass dregs of humanity are now a liability to our elite cybernetic enhanced 1% overlords.
tldr; Automatically switching user privacy settings from "off" back to "on" is unacceptable. Tracking company Google does it anyway, says you're misunderstanding.
Full sized EVs have their place in cities. However it isn't for mass transit, the train or bus is for getting people around. EVs are for getting goods and maintenance tools around. This is a small minority of traffic in most cities.
You tell me, bring some evidence.
Economists study the impacts of policy decisions.
I don't own a car but frequently rent them, and there's always a few wasted minutes orienting to whatever insane quirks that particular automaker crammed into the infotainment, lights, AC, radio, etc. And in these minutes if a valet is not yelling at you to start the car and get out of the parking garage already, you're at least already runnning late from the contemporary rental experience. Car UX has undeniably been getting worse.
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I vouched for this comment because it was worth addressing.

You can go online and ask Singaporeans all day about their opinion of Lee Hsien Loong, depending on how old they are they've voted for or against him and the PAP several times.

Singapore is a de facto one-party state, but it stays that way by (sometimes narrowly) keeping the ruling party in power by voting for it periodically.

The comparison to Kim Jun "um" is inept and insulting.
Somewhere in the space between the period at the end of your first sentence and the capital W it looks like your meds failed you. Are you manic depressive? Do you spend your days locked away from real people to the point that you feel attacked whenever someone responds to one of your posts?

You should spend some time watching network TV. I'm sure somewhere in the drivel you can find a pharmaceutical commercial for a product that will help you repair your problems relating to people.

Your reply after the first sentence is a steadily deteriorating jumble of accusations and assumptions. You must have me confused with someone else or your reading comprehension skills are terrible.

> Why is it my job to do your research?

Standard forum etiquette for a long time has been to include sources for claims if those sources were requested. This helps to educate readers and to identify sources of misinformation thus keeping BS out of the stream, kind of like a mollusk, filtering all that water as it passes.

If you had not indicated some familiarity with the subject matter then I would not have asked to see the source material. If being asked for source material is somehow embarrassing to you then that is a different issue.

Your assumptions are all way off of the mark.

"...sloppy and full of emotion attitude..." Wow, I really think you have me mixed up with someone else.

>If you dared to read my post...

The fact is that I did read your post and, as noted above, that is the reason that I requested a source. You set yourself out as someone who was familiar with and potentially in agreement with the data and I wanted to see the same data so that I could draw my own conclusions.

>you are too scared...

Again, you suggested that you had seen some of the space laser evidence and I requested a source. It has been "Tits or GTFO", "Pics or it didn't happen", etc forever online. What is your problem?

>All you care about is a political wingnut.

What? Your train of rational thought derailed several sentences back. With all the high-tech monitoring tools available to railroads, the wide adoption of cell phones with cameras, and the cancer of social media to help relay that information, I'm sure someone will be along directly to help you get back on track.
How about altering how the Markdown would be rendered?

E.g., the previously mentioned input:

[Check this cool similar new app out HN](http:/not.suspicious.com/nor/has/tracking)

Could be rendered as:

<a class="link-display" href="http:/not.suspicious.com/nor/has/tracking">Check this cool similar new app out HN</a>
<span class="link-content">[not.suspicious.com]</span>

.link-display {
/* Whatever styling you want for the link itself. */
font-weight: bold;
}

.link-content {
/* A more in-your-face helper that shows at least the domain. */
font-style: italic;
opacity: 0.5;
}

Example: https://jsfiddle.net/upb7o0zm/
None of the measures in the John's Hopkins study are currently in place.
Why and How I Got My Own ASN
I'm pulling my music from Spotify. Good enough?
I did not know this. I had a look, and I'm surprised that the Dutch version is still running where the British version was only just revived, and the rest aren't running at all.
Not legally. Personal data isn’t transactional.
Nope. Trash content is just your opinion.

Just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean it shouldn’t exist.
Im not sure what you are getting at here, or how it relates to what I posted.
For this kind of application, my own experience and others using home assistant seems to be your much better of plugging an SSD into the pi’s USB 3 and using that. It’s also really important to use a good power supply.
right, "observer" essentially means "interact with in any way that exchanges information, in the quantum sense of the word information"

Still though, the fact that some states remain indeterminate until that interaction takes place means the universe holds its cards pretty close.
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Agreed. Gutenberg was 3-4 years too late, and in that time period visual builders were created, refined and became standard for our build process. We chose Divi, and have invested a great deal of time in the platform. With Divi we have both a Gutenberg replacement AND a full-site-editor. I also use Beaver Builder and Elementor - they're all better than Gutenberg and have robust development teams and frequent release schedules.
Pushing a new rendering engine without extensively testing it on a new OS release is simply nuts.
A lot of this has been much-improved with Ada 2022 and recent changes. Notably, lambdas, pattern matching, less-verbose operators, etc.

https://blog.adacore.com/going-beyond-ada-2022
This is very frustrating. We know that it was not meant to reduce deaths.

The lockdowns were, and are, meant to spread out the deaths that we knew were going to happen. The goal was, and is, to avoid acutely overwhelming our hospital systems so people with emergency ailments like a heart attack could still get immediate care.
Progress can boost because it docks on Zvezda. Dragon doesn't, so you'd need a new docking method.

There was a proposal to use a VASIMR ion engine as an experiment to boost ISS, but that proposal was dropped a few years back. Had it been kept and worked then perhaps it could have worked, but it used a lot of electricity to do so
Thanks! That would definitely be a way to do it. I was hinting at something similar by saying "unless you use a user script to make the field editable again". You could also run a bookmarklet that makes the input editable using JavaScript, and then using the password manager. But it's a pain in any case if you're using the site on a mobile device.
imagine telling an electrician what tools they need to use
They're saying what is clearly explained in the article:

“This is why users who disabled Telemetry would see this problem resolved even though the problem is not related to Telemetry functionality itself and could have been triggered otherwise.”
> Jobs deserves some credit to actually start the company with Wozniak and actually pushing it to deliver those products.

...not to forget the period between 1985 and 1997 when he was ousted, founded NeXT and Pixar, and then re-hired to save Apple, which was on the brink of bankruptcy.
Usually, I think, that's on purpose. They lose nothing by the CEO seeming in front of Congress to be a bumbling idiot... to provide more substantive material, more meaty answers, etc., is precisely what a company may not want the CEO to do in those circumstances.
Well if the world were to operate that way, and the consensus was tthat it does not operate that way, it would no longer operate that way, presumably ever again.
Just buy a used copy and keep it around the house. It’s a difficult book but not that bad. The hard parts are the stuff about turn of the century Irish politics which no one outside of Ireland really thinks about too much (which you may be thinking is a ridiculous detail to focus on a book, but bear in mind Joyce was trying to paint an accurate picture of Dublin at the time), there is also a huge cast of characters to keep track of and almost all of them have considerable depth, and there are admittedly some parts which are perhaps to experimental for their own good or have dated a bit poorly as literary experiments but the vast majority of the book is absolutely lovely. It’s a near perfect book and only one chapter for me doesn’t work (Oxen in the Sun) but the whole thing really is a peak literary experience which only gets better with a reread.

it’s a lot more manageable if you read his books in order starting with Dubliners. Ulysses is not exactly a sequel but reading through his work chronologically kind of prepares you for his eccentricities. just don’t consult reading guides or appendixes too much because that sort of stuff will just kind of ruin it.
Omicron may have FDA rethinking vaccine strategy for kids under 5 [Updated]
We’re not the same account, mods watch this pretty closely, loving all the ironic VMs here I am amused
This is completely unacceptable and adds further fuel for me to remove the last few remnants I have of Google in my life.

Wanting to make more fine grained permissions is fine. But if you are going to do so you must respect the wishes of anyone who previously disabled them and set the new one to disabled if the previous one it was part of is.

Or better yet just disable it all by default, but we all know Google will never do this. Adding new permissions and automatically opting people into things they previously disabled is why data harvesting companies like Google have lost all trust.
What happens when, say, a restaurant does not allow inspectors to look at their operations? They get shut down or fined. Same thing.

And, no, it's not different because the tech companies are serving up bits and bytes. Same mechanism.
This would be nice if you could find one. Supply it terribly short these days.
I swear I am not trying to be a jerk, but I have heard this way too many times but have never seen this succeed in a way which adds to the service. Most of the times the paid premium feature is "no ads" or less wait times etc. Especially for a social networks, I can't even imagine what feature you can build which will make me pay you to be in touch with my friends.

One point against my argument might be reddit gold kind of stuff. They are more of a status signal. You can monetize status signals.
holy crap I played that game two decades ago.
You know the right thing to do is for Workspace to honour the user's choice for all services, and the European Commission does too. This could end with a huge fine for Google.
> Maybe when RMS said it, he set an age in his mind of some precocious post-pubescent teenager.

As somebody who recently had to go back and reread a lot of rms related discourse after several years not thinking about him, I think it's also worth pointing out that he was, in fact, echoing what precocious post-pubescent teenagers were saying and that those are both a.) the only children rms is likely to have encountered routinely and b.) they are edge cases that rms is (due to his own history) likely to over-identify with.

I was one of those kids, and it was actually highly uncomfortable to read his words years later and recognize arguments I made online as a child/teenager.

I will also say that, from my end, most of those conversations were less about my wanting to engage in sexual activity with adults as a teenager (or vice versa), and it was more about sex being the default example of why it was okay to shut children out of certain activities. As the web became monetized + part of the legal world (COPPA), people and projects were less willing to work with minors/allow minors to contribute. This produced tension with some of the minors who had been around for a while, and one of the groups that was the kindest to the kids (in the sense of letting us stick around in chats/etc. and contribute as long as we comported ourselves appropriately) were the FOSS/libre software + piracy communities since they already had a 'eh, whatever' attitude towards the law.

When we would argue that we had the knowledge, history, and agency to participate, forbidding sex was often the go-to counter-example of preventing children from doing what they wanted to do with adults for their own good. So being motivated, spiteful, intelligent children, we argued back and some adults (like apparently rms) agreed with us.

I only mention it because there is a difference between bringing up those arguments/statements unprompted and weighing in on an already on-going argument.
What makes you think you need a RTOS? Windows is perfectly capable of playing and recording 8bit / 8KHz audio.

> Timings have to be precise or the modem signal can't be processed correctly.

Ok, and? Can you not play MP3s on Windows?
Its in issue in the sibling comment. The suggested work-around is to not sign in at all.
I had to leave DO's App Platform because either SSE or WS just wouldn't work (It's been a while but leaning towards it being SSE)

After a minute or so connections would get terminated.