skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks. Neither of my domain providers expose TTL any more, fwiw.

>just configure the email clients to check both the old and new servers //

Ah, it's IMAP, so I don't think that's possible, but I can duplicate the account to the new provider ... I'm just surprised if there isn't an industry standard way to define an account list. Like an extension to IMAP, or such, that would store something akin to a contact list of the usernames and domains being used with an account (would make rejecting spam easier too).
You own the car, as in you physical have title to a hunk of plastic and metal. It's their whim if it will continue to function as an automobile on a day to day basis.
"Although the Tomato is botanically a fruit, not a vegetable"

I do not condone murder. I do not think people should be killed. But man, if one more person says "Tomato is a fruit" - there needs to be consequences. /s
I understand your methodology but struggle to understand how you draw the line for the different levels? Is there a measure to realize that what you have got at the moment is just good and not very good?
More examples of why it’s incredibly important to always empathize with your user and their _needs_.
A Renaissance Riddle: The Sola Busca Tarot Deck (1491)
Everyone transmits the virus. The vaccines don’t do much in that regard, though from what I’ve read. They do a good job of preventing severe disease.
To play Devil's Advocate: people had to meet up for face-to-face communications, but they don't have to meet up for remote communication.
I wouldn’t. That’s the sad thing in the US with its entrenched two party system. You have to choose between two unlikeable options. I usually vote Green but it’s sad that these votes are “lost”.
The statement by the original commenter was that a trade agreement was made between the US and China and he couldn't remember that happening with the Soviet Union during the cold war. It did in fact happen. Whether significant trade actually took place is not the point.
Cool! I don't use heated seats from April to November anyway.
This is probably the first thing the author should try. Just a quick look at their own harness, it's sort of trying to guess what 'warmup' is required. The JIT kicks in at invocation counts, among other things, rather than time so the warmup on differently performing hardware or JVM implementations might be doing different things. JMH's purpose is to take that guesswork out of exactly that kind of microbenchmark.
emacs ;)

- org-mode

- org-roam

- eww / eaf-browser

- pdf-tools

- org-download
We have the same problem, even our verification email during registration goes to spam sometimes. Should there be a law that a legitimate company register their domain in a registry that spam filters have to ignore? Otherwise, companies controlling spam filters can choke other companies.
No, everybody liked video games; I know nobody who likes VR. I'm sorry to ruin your assumptions, but I'm am a pathological case of an early adopter and have been for over 30 years!
I'd think some seriousness should be applied to people where some non-techies put all their money in and don't even remotely understand it.

In normal situations they would reference someone like Vitalik.

I'm not sure where the humor should be applied to this "shit show". I've seen to many people lose a lot of money that were unable to listen to a reasonable counter argument.

To a point that i couldn't convince someone that" One coin" was a scam, because it's a family friend that convinced them.
I am inclined to agree with this. Getting one booster as an extra precaution was one thing (and in my case definitely made sense because my primary series was J&J, which is said should have been two dose to begin with).

Getting one every 6-12 months for an indeterminate number of years needs to be based on more than just a general precautionary instinct.
Thousands of Planes Are Flying Empty and No One Can Stop Them
>It's got bipartisan support, so clearly there are legitimate arguments in favor of these changes, would be interested to hear what they are.

The safety of our children™!
RedReader is more to my liking: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.quantumbadger.redreader/ (the author is responsive on its subreddit, too: https://old.reddit.com/r/RedReader/ )

I have come to the conclusion that the different apps scratch different itches based on how the user interacts with Reddit (authed, unauthed, pictures, posts, the comments, shudder moderation tasks, ...)
But they didn't tho. The people that did that were criminals taking advantage of the situation and lack of police. BLM protestors where nonviolent except when police tried to push them back and silence them. Sure they took over areas, but that's what happens during social movements. The damage was greatly exaggerated unrealistically by right wing news media.
No, that is NPRs overall funding. The point is that no, most of it doesn't come from corporations.
Sounds like a tall order. Heck, just an app that could accurately let you search screenshots would be killer. I use X-Mind 8 for a lot of this, but it’s seriously dated and slow. It’s primarily mind mapping software, but it lets you include hyperlinks and notes on objects.

I’d be happy with a fresher, more up to date version of that.

As for screenshots, I know it’s not a full-screenshot search, but there’s a neat macos app called TRex that will do image to text to clipboard conversion. It’s handy if you’re on a Mac without Monterey (which has this feature built in).

Good luck - I hope this post produces the unicorn you seek or results somewhat close.
> the critiques I've read don't get much into the real "why" behind this legislation continuing to be pushed so forcefully.

I think, what most people are missing, is that Democratic (the free world) governments have lost control of the narrative. It's not that there wasn't corruption before, but people trusted the government more back in the day. Before the immersion of social media, information moved slowly. There wasn't free channels to transfer information (the Media controlled what can get out) and people couldn't take high-quality photos, videos and live stream to their fellow citizens.

This changed now. This means the government and politicians can't control the narrative anymore (ie: almost all politicians are corrupt now!). This is doubly worse since young people disproportionately use social media. TV is still watched, but only by seniors. They'll be gone soon and the politicians will have to rule a ruly population.

The next decade is going to be quite challenging to Democracy, Freedom of Speech, Privacy, Freedom of Movements and all freedoms and liberties really. Many of the liberties the West population take for granted are quite expensive; you better be ready for this change.
Sounds like how we handle the Flu. Those who are more at risk get flu shots. We should prioritize everyday, holistic health as we work toward a more robust society against future viruses.
The only way to shut down the Bitcoin network is to shut down the internet all over the world at once and even then - there is ham radio and satellites.

Remember, you can say it’s useless (for you.) and harmful. That’s all fair. But, it’s a verifiable, indisputable fact that there are Bitcoin nodes operating in China despite the government ban[0]. You can’t ban Bitcoin, which why the free market deems it valuable.

Smart governments know this and move to tax it heavily(India), or move it to work within the state-regulated banks (Russia). But, no you can’t shut the network down without shutting everyone else internet.

0. https://bitnodes.io/
> To this day I have not seen a single study that controls for the obvious confounders. In particular, people who get vaccinated are likely "safer" in general. They most likely work out more, they most likely care about their health, they most like wear masks, and most likely listen to their doctor unquestioningly. ALL of these are confounders that MUST be controlled for in order for any study on booster efficacy to meet the bar of actual science, and not this pseudo-scientific idol worship we have right now.

Clinical trials give people a placebo. The efficacy is well established.

> Weird, just recently we were hearing long covid is unavoidable even with vaccination in some cases. This was never mentioned. Yet another ultra low quality "studies say" post written by a non-scientist.

Some study suggesting something does not imply consensus. There has never been a consensus that long covid is unrelated to disease severity.

> Indeed, despite my area being pretty well boosted we still had a massive peak in cases. Without a doubt the "journalists" spun it as a catastrophe that is the unvaccinated's fault. Well, if 80% of my location is vaccinated, do you think a positive rate of 38% can only be because the unvaccinated? I suppose if you listen to MSM like NY Times and the mouthpieces at the CDC you'd probably believe so.

Seems almost purposefully obstinate in how you try to refute a claim about metrics of hospitalizations and death with a fact about new cases.
Adobe is one of the worst companies.
Why not a custom domain that offers email as well? That way you also get a dot com.
I would hire help to cut back your hours. You are likely your own worst enemy here in thinking you need to work those 60 hour weeks.

And then once you're in a spot where you spend 10-15 hours a week overseeing things for your business, find a cause that is of interest to you and spend some time with your sleeves rolled up making a difference in it.

This is what worked for me. It was astounding to see what a bottleneck I made myself and after burning out and ending up in the hospital with a forced break my business is now in better shape than ever and I have a very simple role just overseeing things. Getting out of my own way was huge and opened up a lot more time with my wife and kids, coaching their teams, doing art projects, etc

Overall for me, i found that it's incredibly fulfilling to simply give and help others.
You’re definitely looking for DEVONThink[1] if you haven’t seen it yet. Based on the description it gathers all your research for you, including saving web pages offline, and scans images/paper document to be included in search.

Personally I have stuck to pasting everything on a certain topic into an Obsidian[2] note, but you won’t get image search. I’ve been looking for something that can integrate Google Photos search into the rest of my notes.

(edit) tangential but if you don’t mind Google or Apple, the recent capability to accurately search your photo library for text/objects/faces has been incredible. For some documents I need on-hand I just take a picture and it comes up if I search for a word or two from it.

[1] https://www.devontechnologies.com/apps/devonthink
[2] https://obsidian.md/
I just want to second what people have said here, that you need to hire good people. Your value is in what you know about the business, not in doing everything yourself. Find someone you trust to do the daily grind, give yourself breathing room. This may require accepting that not everything will be done the way you want it, and that some fires won’t be put out - but you can now afford to let others make mistakes.

Once you have space to think, you will find things you love. If you can wake up in the morning and not have to go to work, if you have others fighting the fires, you will find new things to fill your days up.

I’m in the process of this right now. After working like you for a long time, I deliberately moved to a warm location and stopped working for a while (2 months so far). Since then, I’ve discovered things I didn’t even know I’d be into (mostly outdoors stuff but there is so much to enjoy in the world).

But whatever you do, the first place to start is to give yourself enough head space to find what you love. Don’t despair that you don’t know what it is yet - set yourself the goal of setting aside enough time to find out!

Good luck.
In a meta shoutout, I got sick and tired of all the F-Droid client bugs and switched to Foxy Droid which lowered my bloodpressure when dealing with F-Droid repos: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/nya.kitsunyan.foxydroid/
The story continued to talk about hospitalization and death rates in people with a standard vaccine course vs also having a booster (units in instances / 100,000 people):

65+ hospitalization: 27.4 -> 4.9 (-82%)
65+ death: 3.6 -> 0.5 (-86%)

50-64 hospitalization: 9 -> 2 (-78%)
50-64 death: 0.4 -> 0.1 (-75%)

They did not break down the 18-49 hospitalization stats, presumably because they are even lower than the 50-64 group (according to the CDC stats linked from the article, < 5 people / 100k in the vaccinated 18-49 group were hospitalized due to COVID-19 in December, and < 1 person / 100k across all 18-49 died from COVID-19, and that number is well under 1 in a million per week for regularly vaccinated, meaning stats are going to be fairly noisy).
On Windows I use Agent Ransack. I don’t know if it’s the best but it works well and predictably. Unlike the built in search of Windows where I still don’t understand how to reliably search for something
It gets worse. So you fall for this trap you get to the end of your contract and you forget to cancel they just start it again with no warnings!!!! Total scam.
Well, I think it's probably both. In the same geographic region you see very high homes prices but wildly different salaries for the same companies across the border. I don't know enough about why that is, but there's surely a disparity
Not an expert in this topic, but:

ngrok.io is on the Public Suffix List: https://publicsuffix.org/list/

This other comment says that WebAuthn uses the PSL in its definition of "registerable domains": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24444476

Edit: yes, here is the part of the spec that says where you can't register public suffixes: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/origin.html#is-a-regi...
It's actually not that big of a problem. I moved to a new server with a different IP last year, and also the year before, and as long as you have SPF, DMARC, DKIM and reverse DNS set up, generally everything works. I think I just had to got whitelisted from one or two.

A few years ago I did have major problems with hotmail and icloud, but recently it doesn't seem to be an issue. I think I didn't have DKIM set up when I was having problems. I have noticed that google will auto-junk your email if you don't have SPF, DMARC and DKIM set up, and you must set DMARC to "reject".
“Most likely”? According to what data?

In fact, the data suggests otherwise. They would have most likely had mild symptoms if any at all.
What violent conspiracy hasn't incorporated encryption? Can you read in plaintext every email that cross the Web? I can't even access HN over HTTP. Encryption is the default for modern communication. That's the rub: it's a mass surveillance bill masquerading as an encryption bill.
A question: Is there a shortcut for the "Try again" button?

And a suggestion: Pressing that button clears the input, which is annoying when you have partial input correctly entered there.
how good is their spam filtering? it’s been years since i had to worry about it but i really have no desire to go back to something hacked together.
> and control my email data

Are you though? Aren't you giving your outbound emails to Postmark or Mailgun in that case?
Fun fact: Bruges, where i live, is called "Venice of the north".

There's also a really good film: "in Bruges" - https://youtu.be/96harmMOyiY

Or a free running movie - "what tourists don't see" - https://youtu.be/2VToZ-vS2Vc
+1. I can't imagine how many hours I must have wasted on perfecting something only to realize that most of them don't matter, at least not more than the other aspects of life. It is a PITA and there are times when I feel that it could be due to this CS field I am in. I had been ignoring it for years and only recently decided to think about switching fields that are less demanding.
>This is why for any store over the size of a mom and pop operation in a neighborhood, you can't just tell the owner who you know by name to put it on your account, and instead for credit purchases you use a credit card company which acts as an intermediary and smooths problems over on both sides, and refuses to work with stores and people that are untrustworthy.

Yet, if that store knows you, and wants to extend credit to you, they can. A difficulty with email is that it seems to be increasingly difficult for the recipients to have much control over the email they receive. I know of numerous instances where people are unable to get specific emails they want or need to receive to not be spam-foldered, or to be received at all. They may have no understanding of why this is the case, and even if they do, may have no ability to change it. The systems are often opaque and unchangeable, and involve organization- or provider-level choices before emails ever reach their accounts.
Change your payment method to a virtual card (like privacy.com) then freeze it. Problem solved.
> I’m talking basic math here, like the ability to do the 12× table in your head

No. That's not basic math, that's a memory trick. Being able to do simple arithmetic without the help of a calculator is marginally useful but will tend to come with practice anyway, in contrast understanding this idea is actually basic mathematics. Memorising 12 x 12 = 144 is no cleverer than memorising long religious texts (also something historically parents seemed oddly keen on having children do) whereas understanding why 12 x 12 = 144 is fundamental.

If a 10 year old understands that the successor operator, addition, and multiplication are the same idea at different degrees, that child won't have any problem when they're shown exponentials, because that's just the same idea again, and they will probably ask without being prompted if there are also super-exponentials (maybe under another name) which of course there are. Mathematics is a system of beautiful patterns, it's not about memorising a bunch of numbers by rote.

Anyway, this person's ideas about coding (why we teach it, why we should teach it) are bogus, and I guess what they tell me is that maybe there are better choices than the University of Guelph if you want to be taught CS by motivated academics who have their fingers on the pulse.
A spammer is going to get blocked and then have to send another letter ad infinitum. It's not financially feasible to do that. The respondent should also have evidence available to prove that the spammer is acting in bad faith (if they don't, then maybe they should get some before initiating a block).
We use LastPass at work as well, don't understand why they perform search so poorly, the search you can do on the text field is really unusable, in the plugin it works better, but if I select an entry, en then instead of keeping the plugin open, it closes so I have to search it again for the OTP, such poor UX
Trying to draw a Sankey diagram that accurately describes what is happening are quite difficult: many of the numbers for those < 65 years old, and especially for those < 50 years old) are so small as to be hard to read: telling 1/1k vs 1/100k in a Sankey diagram doesn't work. They're both 1 pixel wide.
Some of us did. America has never been a free and Democratic society for all, and we’re actually closer to achieving that than ever if you’re not white/straight/upper-middle class, which is why they’re so desperate to push this bill through.

The government had de-facto control of all mass media before the internet. They could control the narrative to a degree they didn’t need tight surveillance. They lost control of that with the internet and are desperate to get it back.
Alan Berg – “God Fills My Gas Tank”
While I agree with you, I think the last 5 years have shown that exhaustion wins. It is just a matter of time. People won't stay vigilant. They just want to provide a life for their family. Life is hard enough without having to stop clueless and bribed politicians from ending freedom on a weekly basis.
Gonna need to cite some sources there.

The current recommendation is to get a booster because it both reduces the severity of the disease and the chance of either catching a breakthrough infection or another variant[1]/[2].

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/effective...

[2] https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#rates-by-vaccine-s...
If by some miracle you managed to start a successful business in that area, they would just buy you. Even with the new anti-trust scrutiny, they have no trouble buying small companies and startups.
If they curate and editorialize they are partly content providers. Where to draw the line is not clear.
What we need is positive privacy rights that are very well thought out and firm in preventing legislation such as this from even ever surfacing, as what's proposed in this policy should just be illegal in the first place. These privacy rights would go against what both Silicon Valley and NSA/CIA/Pentagon want, so we need a movement to fight it. I don't think i believe anyone with any power (including Silicon Valley big wigs) are actually opposed to any of this garbage.

Anyway, I'm sick of just being reactive to this anti-human garbage. People need to get clued in and slay the demons instead of building stuff for them.
2-4x reduction doesn't mean anything unless you know the original risk probability. For a low 30s person that isn't obese... The original risk is already probably a tiny number. It's like saying because an anti shark ointment that makes you break out in itchy rashes reduces your risk of getting attacked by a shark by 2-4x, therefore everyone at the beach should use it.
We used Turbo Pascal. By the end of the first term we did the Christmas card, by the end of the second term we made a Tron Light Cycles clone
A couple things. Therapy for yourself. Then couples therapy. You earn/have enough money to make this whooole process easy as shit on yourself.

Go see a professional, get off the internet - and fix your problems.

A lot of us lose our direction in life, multiple times. You've been walking down a road you're not sure about for too long.

You might end up changing a lot, or nothing at all. But get some help.

If I was in your shoes I'd..

- Focus on getting business into "lifestyle" mode. The goal is to work max 10 hour weeks while remaining as profitable as you are now (or thereabouts). Once you free up those hours (even getting to 40 will be lifechanging, literally), you'll have room in your life for other things. Right now you're married to your job. You can't have more than one relationship (OK you can, but this is a metaphor or whatever).

- Stop comparing your problems to everyone else. Yes, people are worse off than you. Yes, others are better off than you. It's not relevant.

Until you address the amount of time you have - nothing will change.
What's your email if it's not too late.
Why would you want to use the Gmail UI though?

I’ve found it to be one of the slowest, most bloated and resource-heavy web apps I use.

It’s nothing like the Gmail of 10+ years ago when Google actually cared about the product.
Imminent merger of a supermassive black hole binary
In 1990 school kids were pledging our fucking allegiance to an evil empire. Hell no we didn’t have a free society then.
Then along came Bulletin Board Systems and then the Internet, and all that changed.

No BBS ever changed diddly squat. Even the internet had minimal impact on politics until the 2000's. The entire comment just sounds like speculation about a time that is, in fact, fairly recent history.

We had a society in which all media was controlled by a handful of corporations who dictated what people saw and thought.

That only makes sense if you ignore all sorts of pivotal historical events (eg: uprisings and revolutions).

Not that I disagree that populist internet media are really contributing to the betterment of mankind /s
nice! which plugin is it?