skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Buddypress plugin for wordpress.

add media press plugin and wordfence and go from there.

I'm hoping to see a bridge or rss export / import with mastodon and matrix (could already exist, dunno atm)

phpfox seems to still be doing things - but I haven't had time to delve into it in years.
I know that you're making a joke about rejecting legitimate email from small senders, but if you wanted something to hit spam, sending from a VPS where the SPF wouldn't pass would be a decent way (though it might just get rejected entirely).

For those who don't know, SPF allows one to specify which IP addresses can send mail for a domain. Your VPS likely wouldn't match the range for whatever domain you're trying to send from.
The smart criminals and terrorists are generally the ones working for the government.
Astronomers are highly competitive.

Read “Einstein’s Shadow”by Seth Fletcher.

It’s a current book about the attempt to image a black hole.
> I think it can be made as difficult as black box baseband firmware to undermine.

And once we've set the precedent in law that the government gets to force mandatory unauditable features onto all computing devices, what makes you think they'll stop at image scanning? You're basically saying that no Free and Open Source machine should ever be allowed on the internet again.
Not quite. As I said, it is possible to avoid the working hard part. The part you can't avoid is investing for the long term.

So they don't want to do that, or they don't realize how important it is.

On one hand I identify with a lot of the criticisms of "Generation Tiktok" and the anti-work movement and so on.

On the other hand, I didn't appreciate the significance of long-term investing as much in my 20s as I do now, either. And I know plenty of people in their 30s and 40s who still don't.

The only real mistake we make imho is telling these people they're right when they're not.
They don’t actually believe it though - they get paid either directly or indirectly by the rich they are giving tax breaks to.
I like to call such a list a "wall of shame", and I have my own over here: http://jeffrey.io/wall-of-shame.html

What has helped me over the years is that I view tech as art, and so these projects are only market failures. Your growth as a technologist is manifest, and it's important to see side projects as a form of practice.

If you can move past the failure label and see everything as successful at something, then you feel a whole lot better. A discipline that I have had for decades now is to write a postmortem on why I believe a project is a failure because that crystalizes my learning.

My history helped me excel as a principal engineer which put me towards an early retirement where I can now focus on my ultimate side project: Adama ( http://www.adama-lang.org/ ) which I am turning into a new kind of PaaS thing.

Here is the crazy thing: I already know that I'm making several mistakes as I have no customers and no one asking me for anything. This is an exceptionally lonely way to start a project as the OP and others have noted, but I'm enjoying it well enough.
I think you are straw-man'ing a bit. Of course giving people money results in them having more money. News at 11.

But it's reasonable to question whether that's a good solution, a band-aid, or perhaps a short-term hack with future blowback, etc.

Direct cash transfers are not exactly some foolproof, no-brainer solution to poverty. We've made a real mess in some third world countries with the cash spigot.
So far for this type of laws she always have a canned response essentially saying "I know better than you".

Anyway I emailed her, and encourage everyone do so. Not doing anything, by assuming it is pointless is a self fulfilling prophecy.

I wish somebody younger would replace her :(
Expanding income tax credits to people who don't earn income is just as strange to me
How is it supposed to work without one or the other? On program load? Wouldn't that put us back to waiting for search?
This was pretty true for me till I started getting ReMarkable ads on Insta last year. It is exactly the sort of thing I like and after reading some HN pieces on it, I now own it. Still getting adverts for it in Insta.
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If the capitalist mindset you described were accurate, then we would have the kind of society you described because we’ve had a very capitalist economy from the start. But that’s not what we see, so unfortunately what you assert cannot be true.

However, you’re right that we live in capitalism. And it creates child poverty.
I think most would agree that not every single protester has been peaceful at all times. Now what?
This does raise some interesting questions. Let's say BlockFi did not want to accept ETH that came from TornadoCash or another coin mixer. For how long does it stay tainted? If you then traded that ETH for another asset on Uniswap, is the ETH still tainted for its new owner?

Also is there any way to check for whether funds from a certain address are likely to be "tainted" or if I am going to use a dApp that would taint my own funds?
Yes, you could do that, but it might be harder. Do you know of domains that are block-listed? If your email has links to malicious websites, they'll aggressively filter them. However, it might just be blocked entirely rather than ending up in SPAM. That's always a risk if you'er trying to hit the SPAM folder - if you make it too bad, they might simply reject it.
I don't need a citation as I know that the more people that get vaccinated to the best extent possible, the better for our economy and the better for our older citizens who also deserve to live as well as those who are immune compromised. I think we all owe at least a bit of self-sacrifice for the benefit of society as we profit personally from a stable, productive, slightly enlightened society. It's not all about "how will this benefit me personally, directly, and immediately".
I noticed most of the replies in this thread refer to mobile / desktop software, but nothing compares to the hell that is car infotainment system for me.

Using the Audi MMI is painfully clunky, inconsistent, and riddled with subscription-locked features. At this point I just immediately wait for CarPlay and avoid touching anything in the car’s native OS.

Honestly they could probably just save a lot of development time by just having a dumb monitor / audio setup that you’re plugging into.

EDIT: Oh, and the Messages.app on macOS makes me pine for the days of iChat.
Infomaniak is great, starting at 1,50€/month for 5 email addresses, custom domains and unlimited space. They have a real support with humans.
Its not like history tends to repeat in cycle regardless of the age and technology.
One more reason for why you’re seeing the same ads.

Buyer’s remorse and post-purchase confirmation: You’re seeing ads for products you bought because the brand or marketing team decided to spend some more money to have you avoid buyer’s remorse and to reaffirm to yourself that the purchase was a good one.

This may or may not work, depending on the person and the product, but some of these things are probably not measured well enough to decide who should see the same ad and who doesn’t need to.
Well, I think letting people get silently charged monthly without sending them any message about it is a bad idea, even if they say they want it. Similar with not telling them about an outage to their service.
Fuck it. Someone make a website that's sole purpose is to buy data from social media and then give you relevant ads. Literally no actual purpose other than that
Marc Andreessen cares -- see his Twitter. These terms have caused a minor sensation on tech twitter.
EDIT: "72 steps represent the 72 years between when the Pleiades are directly above the pyramid -- Pleiades are above the direct top of the pyramid and this is the warning for change - as this is when, if unlucky, they hit a thick section of the belt -- whic happens about currently every ~15K years... but were probably much more frequent over billions of years which formed the extraordinary way our Solar System formed - its amazing."
This is a good project. Thank you.
Brokers do care about the specific stocks or dollars. There are a lot of anti money laundering laws and regulations that force due diligence in this respect. It seems like similar mechanisms are appearing in the crypto world as well.
The UK, with its n-party system, still manages to pass some pretty zany anti-civil-rights legislation…
There’s a machine called a postage machine which will print stamps on envelopes so you don’t need to run to buy stamps all the time. My dad had one at his law office that you could change the date to and the date printed on the stamp, and in doing so you could essentially post-date mail like it was mailed at an earlier date. If we ever missed deadlines or needed an extra day to work on a project it could have been an indispensable tool, but I bet that would count as some sort of mail fraud so of course we never did that…
Up to a few years ago java couldn't see the correct size of memory allocated to the container. https://blog.softwaremill.com/docker-support-in-new-java-8-f...
You hire a company like Chainalysis to do risk analysis for you.
Then it will be bounced without even going to spam!
> advocating for ISIS to be able to do a gofundme

if ISIS isn't under US financial sanctions, then yes. GFM is not, and should not, be in the business of gatekeeping people's desire to fund causes they believe in, as long as those causes are legal.
This looks like an informally specified shell-friendly alternative json syntax.

I wonder if a formal syntax would help? Perhaps including relevant shell syntax (interpolation, subshell). It could clarify issues, and this different perspective might suggest improvements or different approaches.
It's creeping in here, but it just doesn't translate at all to sympathy to the convoy.
Microsoft now hard 550 refuse mail from some VPS providers.
Actually if you just need that you can just add something random on your domain and mail will be delivered on that email just using catch-all feature that even some basic providers like mailbox.org provide, you don’t need any additional service layer for that. Sending emails from those addresses become tricky and cumbersome.
I don’t think any sensible capitalist would disagree with this. But the implication that follows, which is “therefor the government should collect more taxes to finance more programs…” is not so obviously a good idea. The government is the least efficient resource allocator ever created. If you ask the government to do something, it will deliver the lowest possible quality outcome, and the highest possible price. Basically your comment basically misses all of the politically controversial aspects of policies like this, in my opinion.
Yes, if you draw a line in the sand as to what does and doesn't count as poverty and then give away a marginal sum of money, suddenly many people cross from nearby one side of that line to nearby the other.

Surely this makes a difference in the lives of these people but on large scales, how much of a difference have you actually made?

Effectively what you've erected is a subsidy for high rent and low wages which target the poor, there must be better solutions than solidifying the systematic problems which capture this segment of the population.
Has OpenSSF looked at the crev distributed code review project?

https://github.com/crev-dev/
That man believed in teaching more than what was in the textbook. Kudos for the lesson in integrity.
As someone who did this a month ago, I can confirm. It still hurts.
Damn I thought I was alone! I get this about half the time too, although now I think I've identified a pattern: the second time I maximize in a given conversation always breaks down. The "fix" is to click on another conversation and then come back.

It really doesn't make sense to me how such a simple common functionality would break in such a major product. Do they not use Teams... at Microsoft? Did they not notice?
The headline looked like something taken from Greg Egan's Diaspora, but what happened there was far closer and with just neutron stars. Anyway, it was pretty dramatic for the not-so-nearby solar systems,

I wonder what means an event like this for good part of the galaxy where it happens.
> A study is not needed to demonstrate that not following the scientific method lessens the usage of the scientific method

Again, you're treating this as a given when it is anything but. Sure, pseudoscience means you're not doing science, but people promoting pseudoscience weren't necessarily going to being doing science instead / the people listening to them wouldn't necessarily be listening to science instead. In other words, science and pseudoscience are not a zero-sum game. In fact, the existence / publication of pseudoscience could actually galvanize "real" scientists to do more work than they otherwise would've to prove things scientifically. Not saying this is the case, but again, your assertion is far from a given.

Also, although we like to pretend that "science" is some concrete ideal, it is really not. For example, I mainly consider things to be scientific in line with Karl Popper's thinking re: falsifiability, which would cause me to lump a lot of "science" done today in the "not super sciency" category alongside some of the more clearly bunk pseudoscience.
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*If you let them
More than 20 years ago when I worked a retail job in college we did verify every bill >= $20. It was easy: a simple marker revealed if it was counterfeit, along with something that revealed watermarks etc. It wasn't much friction, it took a few seconds.
You're over simplifying but yes, many people believe strong and profitable companies and entrepreneurs create a wealthier society that creates benefits for just about everyone. Compare that to communism which does spread wealth more fairly but ends up running the economy into the ground. In the end people move from the "fair" communist countries to the "unfair" capitalist ones.
This is a false equivalency. Getting vaccinated does not stop me from getting or spreading SARS-CoV2. At best these vaccines reduce severe symptoms in an individual.
Credit reports come from the credit reporting agencies, of which there are 3 - Equifax, Experian, and Transunion. You are legally entitled to get one free credit report per credit reporting agency per year from annualcreditreport.com

The above quote:

> the consumer reporting agencies that specialize in medical records or payments.

indicates to me that the consumerfinance.gov website is not talking about the credit reporting agencies because they do not specialize in medical records, and hence medication information would not appear on a credit report.

As I understand, a healthcare provider would have to sell the unpaid bill to a debt collector and only then would the debt show up in a credit report (but it would not have details about what you purchased, just like any other debt does not on your credit report).

Perhaps you did see details of medications on a credit report from Equifax/Experian/Transunion, but it makes no sense to me, so I would need extra proof.
Only if there's any meaningful alternative... Your only option is Android + Play Store which has policy and pricing very similar to the App Store. And you need to throw away your precious $1500 iPhone and all the investment put into the App Store.
The failures of private schooling in many places I. The world don't bear this out. In many parts of the world, public education is much more effective per dollar spent than private alternatives. Same with health care.

The idea that government is particularly ineffective is not an absolute. We'd do well with dropping it as an assumption and instead question why certain governments fault to produce good outcomes.
Keeping money our of Canadian politics has in no way democratized it, and I would argue the opposite. Our political leaders are dominated by a small group of elites (men from specific parts of Montreal). These incumbents would be threatened by any new money flowing into the system and would rather trade on their legacy networks. We could greatly benefit from politics being shaken up here with some outside donations.
Linode is one
We will own nothing and have no property rights withing 10 years and be a glorified serfs, the way things are headed. How is that for hyperbolic?
Even with Lightning, Bitcoin won't ever be good digital cash because it won't have stable value and it isn't as private as, say, ZCash.
> penalties for lobbyists and politicians who back this kind of thing

You want to make it illegal for people to propose and vote for policies that you don't like? What if they beat you to it and pass a law that stops you from getting your law passed?
> If most applications don't satisfy soft real time requirements either, then maybe those requirements aren't really important for most cases.

Most applications are buggy and crappy. Sure, if you’re churning out minimally passable garbage for a paycheck, then don’t worry about correctness or timing requirements and pray for the best. Cf. Slack desktop client. If you are producing something that necessarily has a higher quality bar then these things matter, e.g. an aircraft control interface. Haskell isn’t up to the challenge (imagine indefinitely waiting without feedback for a long-lived heavily nested thunk to evaluate when you press “land” ouch).
I must disagree with this notion.

For one, google now encourages and helps SEO - it's no longer a taboo term that leads to lifetime blacklisting - so google is publicly explaining and apologizing sometimes to SEO's (and others who listen/watch/read john mueller and co)

secondly in reference to the bad results and SEOs ruined google - um no.
Google ruined google.
Google went to war against SEO and disappeared much of the good on the web as collateral damage.

Google also got creative with ranking things based on things that push youtube up and other google properties for many results - as well as news type publications -
which means for many queries it's now pay to play - pay adwords to rank 1st page or lose 90%+ visibility. And many good sites can't afford to pay per click to be on the first page.

Google is giving you results it wants you to think are 'good' - which has been pushing many of the results we actually want far and away. (Which interestingly sends more traffic to google properties adding to their value, and forces other to pay for adwords or not be seen by most in the world)

in my humble, and yet biased, and not very broadly researched (fairly focused), opinion.
If it can't be designed properly, then I withdraw the suggestion, but I think it's possible to design something that cannot hide from you the fact of a detection and the questionable content. That is, if they don't stop at image scanning for CSAM then you'll at least know it, even if you can't stop it. Not perfect, but its something.
At my current job when I was first hired a coworker strongly recommended an open source application not knowing I wrote it. In this case there was no money involved with that open source personal application.

I would say your scenario is absolutely an ethical violation called a conflict of interest.

https://compliance.ucf.edu/understanding-conflict-of-interes...

In some cases a failure to disclose a conflict could be illegal, as in a form of fraud.
For the stacks project, absolutely yes.
Good. Anything that makes cars more expensive is good for the environment and society.
That [some] child poverty exists in a capitalist society does not mean that capitalism creates child poverty.
But what if they make it illegal to attempt to make it illegal to attempt to ban encryption?
I'm talking about the specific swath of the populace that can get you banned from YouTube, FB, etc.
Because majority or monopoly is defined by their respective market? People keep spinning Sony does for PS5, when they should have said "console". But then the same people will argue console is small market, it needs to be gaming devices which include handheld or any other devices that could play games such as Smartphone. That was actually what Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers spent 5 pages on her EPIC vs Apple case.

And why does a console, which is a single purpose appliance, used for Gaming. Be compared to a multiple purpose tools required for every day modern life?

A Train company has monopoly on trains? People would argue you have different type of transportation and you dont need train? All these argument are useless and completely misses the point.

Arguing whether it has a monopoly may not be a valid either. Standard Oil never had a monopoly, and neither did Microsoft in 90s going by those argument because Microsoft didn't have market shares in other computer like Server. And you still have linux and Mac on Desktop. You have a choice?

Ultimately it is about Anti-Trust. Too much power held by a single company that is also abusing that power.

And on the subject Apple can charge what it want. Yes. Perfectly valid argument in US America. But no, this wont fly in the rest of the world. Visa and Master can charge whatever it want for its network, until EU decide they have to lower their ridiculous fees and not to price average consumers a cut because they could get rebate from elsewhere. The same happened in AUS. Not a business model most countries are happy with.

And of course Apple supporters on 9to5mac and Macrumors are calling to pull out of small countries like Netherland as retaliation. In which I would use the same argument, if it is Apple's devices and Apple could charge whatever they want, it is also EU's market and they can do whatever they want. So yes, pull out if you dont like it.
I don't doubt that redistributing income to "poorest country people" helps in "expanding your business and keeping labor costs down" in some amount, but is it a net positive? ie. if the government levies a 10% tax to give to the poor, can you expect your revenue to increase by 10% to offset that?
Two tips: use brew or the dedicated installers promoted by the developers for awscli. Don't use python, pip, pipx, or conda to install awscli.

Use pipx to install any python "tools" (cli executables and the like). keeps each package in its own venv, so they don't clash.
> Every major brand does it this way

This is not completely accurate in my experience. Some brands do, particularly emerging brands.

However, I can assure you there are a few major established brands that I could drop on here (but cannot due to NDAs) that everybody on HN regardless of their location worldwide would recognize. If I was to tell you the inner workings their marketing operations you would be surprised at the lack of measurement and analysis they actually perform on campaigns. The words “indiscriminate carpet bombing and assume the enemies are dead” are probably the best analogy I can think of to describe their efforts.
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> And so can anyone fired for not begin vaccinated, since there are many more jobs that don't require a vaccine than those that do.

Sorry if I wasn't clear. The jobs I was referring to are Canadian cross-border trucking jobs, all of which are affected. Affected truckers may be able to transition to other trade routes, but they may face hardships (e.g., increased time away from family, lower pay, expenses for required additional training, or opportunity losses relating to non-use of expertise gained in cross-border work).
NOAA weather, on the web, has always worked for me. I've never used an app. The website is slightly klunky, but works. I get around town by bike, so it's helpful to have some indication of what I'm heading into.
If Coinbase accepts the deposit. If they refuse it then the hot potato is back in your hands.