skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was getting at that it denotes the sphere of posssibility not the world, the wolrd is different idea for Kant and is at the centre of his project. His philosophy project is trying to continue the projects of his time (Baumgarten and Wolff) and in Wolff he sees the ultimate failiure of philosophy as he can't ground the concept of the world (no totality of space/time just singular things, which for Kant means a problem with scientific principles). Another point, based on my own work not general scholarship, is that the negation/affirmation/limitation is paradigmatic here, and we see very explicitly the conditions of transcendental philosophy as the necessity of separating limitation and negation that in non-critical philosophies coincide and concerns infinite judgments (judgments where the predicate includes negation). The procedure of transcendental philosophy is like logic but without abstracting from content, by analysis of necessary conditions and limitation of speculation that precludes judgments from deducing A from non-A because of transcendental aesthetics. So to come back to the categories, there is the infinite space of possible predicates of soul (each subject of judgment gets its own infinity, this is analysis of term logic) and we have the predicate 'mortal' excluded from it, this negation does not negate the infinity of possible predicates of the soul, so our knowledge of the soul remains the same (no apophatic theology). This has to do with the knowledge of things in themselves, not the universe/the world.
The equity (%) without the actual cash value of the options is basically a vanity number - it does not mean much and is not comparable between the companies.
Takes the whole tree collapsing to kill the tree. A large enough branch (or a coconut, if we're on Papua) should suffice for a hunter.
And an app that is small and fast (and a proper desktop app, not some electron).
> few things are as dangerous as a desperate government. If they can start wars to divert attention, they can certainly force bad laws

To support this, see Turkey and Russia for current examples.

The usual dying government cycles between "we are now super nationalistic and everyone who doesn't join us are terrorists" and "but think about the children!!11" like clockwork.

The damage these cause lives much longer than the creators. It totally makes sense to tread with care.
No Docker; Onionskin Stacks
Codel, Fq_Codel and especially Cake are worth looking into.
I'd agree with this sentiment. These articles make people excited and bring awareness plus, if you allow me to speculate, I bet someone with paralysis who at least sees these articles and realizes they might have a chance to walk in the future will feel better than someone who doesn't see them. Knowing there is a chance makes it easier to cope with problems. Or maybe I'm wrong, tell me if I am, I fully understand my perspective may be skewed.
My Toyota - a Japanese car - cannot display song titles in Japanese. I kind of assume this is a localisation issue rather than something that would happen in Japan though, although the car entertainment is terrible in many other ways too so who knows.
That's why it makes no sense to build something big by lifting heavy things from the Earth. Just mine asteroids, extract iron, melt it into chunks, then transport those chunks very slowly but with huge throughput from asteroids to the necessary building site in space and use them to build space ship. You can melt iron just by focusing enough sun light and you can build ships closer to sun for cheaper sun light. It's imaginable with current technologies, we just need industry to move into space.

Imagine that with all your knowledge you suddenly moved to the ancient times. You know how to make CPU but you can't even make a shovel because iron production is not there. You need to spend enormous amount of time and efforts to build all the industries required to build a factory to produce simple resistor. That's where we at when it comes to space right now. We need to spend lots of time and effort to build space industry. But once it's there, space ships will not be a big deal.
Are you sure? You can do what good password managers do:

- Hash the password client-side

- Send the hash to the server. The server treats it as a password, and gives you your blob of encrypted data

- Decrypt the data client-side using the original password
Oh, knock it off.

What these people did is nothing short of amazing.

Yet, here we are - a completely generic and trivial "critique" comment is the highest upvoted sentiment. On the HN of all places. Jesus.

The same "complaint" can be lodged against ANY novel treatment before it's fully productized for mass adoption.
You don’t have to worry about that. If it’s possible, the market will solve that. Think of this as a proof of concept that viable tech and a potential market exists.
I guess I was talking more about recreational doses than therapeutic ones.
Affiliate marketing continues to grow as a viable business model. This is why every budding entrepreneur looking to make money should be aware of it and what it has the potential to do.
First time driving a long distance by car as a kid is a huge event of new experience; 1000th time it's become a forgettable drag.
Making a Twitter account takes less than a minute to do and is free. It's not a big deal.

Edit: I'm not seeing the issue in an incognito tab.
This might be a more helpful link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct_Anonymous_Attestation
Which list software/paper/pen should I use ?

(Semi-serious question even though /s because topic)
Some links in the post would be useful.

Introducing my 6 year old to CodeAcademy is not something I would ever consider doing. I think the target audience is at least a decade older than that...

Botley the coding robot has been a fun introduction in my house. https://www.learningresources.com/media/botley/
Chrome > Inspect > Sources > Right-Click the image > Save image as...
As a child I really liked making games with Scirra Construct Classic. It was easy to make something playable in just one sitting. Sadly they abandoned it in favor of paid products (construct 2, 3). Today there is an alternative foss program GDevelop. But making web games is not as fun as making native windows games imo :)
I bought a Taranis QX7 a while ago, and I'm looking to get back into the hobby. I built my own drone last time out of random parts, but it's been several years since then.

I'm looking to mess around to autonomous planning and stuff. This might be more for the parent, but any recs for a drone that can carry a camera and do some autonomous path stuff?
the band chose the name Led Zepplin as a pun on the phrase lead balloon.
> That being said, I don’t believe zoom has malicious goals

How many "mistakes" do they have to make before you reconsider? They lied to their users for years that their software was end to end encrypted. They sent user's data along with their keys through servers in China. They rolled out their own encryption system, lied about what algorithms they were using, and the encryption they were actually using had well known weaknesses. If they aren't outright malicious they've somehow managed to maintain a level of incompetence that's just as harmful.
I must be getting old and bitter but a career as a developer is not the first thing I would wish for my child. Perhaps something with a bit more fresh air?
I've got lots of programs that are entirely self-contained and the folder can simply be moved to a new computer and it "just works", they include all the data files and dll's they want, and they keep their user-data under their own directory too, which is exactly how I want it for a _PERSONAL_ computer.
Is having a "seciurity" for vast majority of people that just do a little chit-chat with they friends and family a big thing suddenly?

If you want to exchange your private keys, you better not do it using any chat platform.

What countries do you people live in that needs such hiding from the police/state?

In my country they bought Pegasus and what can I do about it? If they want to trace me they can do it.
It’s amazing to see comments like this on a technology focused website - an industry that has moved leaps and bounds due to competition and free markets.

I assume these commenters are either too young to have much life experience or young and idealistic without seeing how the world really works.
Where did that growth come from? Is there a breakdown somewhere?
PC Board Layout for USB-C Connectors
I know a C-level executive in one of the larger crypto- infrastructure companies and he sends money to his relatives living in a third world country using Western Union...

People, you only have limited time on this Earth, do you really want to spend most of your waking hours working on something you don't believe in?
CVE-2022-21703: cross-origin request forgery against Grafana
Fractional kelly is the answer.
if you believe that, say, C++ devs earn more than JS devs, it would matter. If you aren't sure and want to find out, it would also matter.
You should also keep in mind that the string is essentially user input at runtime for the radio, so the compiler can't throw warnings or errors for it even if it wanted to.
I never said there's a blocker. The convenience (both from UX and DX) is probably just higher to outweigh the privacy-alarm-bells for most of the community to keep things as they are.
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Not sure what you're expecting here. Do you want their installer to, depending on where it's installing Zoom, be able to 1) directly modify files inside the app bundle, or 2) install an entirely different app bundle?
His theoretical fortune, on paper. Even if the coins were legit you can't just cash out those kinds of amounts.
No specific reason against Cloudflare, just a DIY attutide in this case.

HAProxy is fun, and I also run it as a TCP proxy, so HTTPS is terminated in my (hidden) home server and I don't need to trust my proxy server, I guess that's not possible with cloudflare.
This says
...or a valid id....
,which is a lot more common than a credit card.

Credit cards in the EU are not very prominent as a payment method, mostly for paying USA companies.
It does make me think it's - once again - a privilege thing. A lot of people can't afford vacations full stop. Another group can, but only in their own country or only stepping over the border.

Single, full-time working people, especially in tech, start to unlock the ability to travel abroad, maybe even one of those big two-three week Life Changing things to somewhere exotic, but only once in a lifetime or once every few years.

Middle / upper-middle class incomes eventually get to a point of wealth and freedom where they can take vacations abroad multiple times a year.

And I think you need to be even above that level, where you don't have to worry about your base income or mortgages or whatever, where you can have this lifestyle where you can have novel things and experiences all the time. And even then there's a risk people get used to it.
I wonder if this could be used for a truly immersive vr experience.

1. Hook up said implant, convert analog impulse to digital
2. Chemically induce paralysis of the peripheral motor neurons (??)
3. Truly immersive VR experience where participant controls embodied avatar
"Everything is political" and the like?

Yeah, it certainly seems like there are groups pushing to make everything political.
it's ironic you respond to mix narratives citing a 1934 book to bolster your argument for how history should repeat itself
Exactly the same for me, but also the approach to alcohol. Moderation is not something that works - either I 'forget' or the it snowballs. Therefore, decaf coffee (seems okay) and no alcohol.
On many newer cars, the backup camera is approaching critical equipment. With the rising safety standards, the visibility in cars, especially out the back, has gone down significantly. Incidentally, this is very apparent on the Mazdas that I've owned. My old old Protege had good visibility out the back, an early 10's 3 had passable visibility out the back, and the now handful-of-years-old 6 has atrocious visibility out the back, to the point where more than half the field of view is obscured.
What does this mean / what could it done? (Never used macOS, I think it is related to that?)
Do specific tech stacks have more earning power though? Which ones?
So the difference is that the movement of water (i.e. waves) is implied in a Hurricane and that the atmosphere is expanding isn't implied in a geomagnetic storm? So your whole argument is based on our (meaning the general population) limited knowledge about the side effects of geomagnetic storms, while we do know about the side effects of hurricanes.

The nuance isn't that important. The implication that a geomagnetic storm can only cause magnetic/electric damage is just wrong. It's like implying a hurricane can only cause damage through wind and rain.
The dragon analogy does not fit, imho. There is a moral difference between a society choosing who should die and an arbitrary built-in self-destruction mechanism.
Big discussion earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30267587
Well, there is a persistent rumour that Ghislaine Maxwell was a mod on some large subreddits, and had a top ten amount of karma on there.
Not but you handed them a monopoly by allowing them to install charging stations with a proprietary connector throughout the country.
Sidenote: You pretty much generated traffic analytics anyway, and nginx logs have referrer information if you want to see where the traffic is coming from.
I assume new CEO, new strategy.

Twitters profitability has always been a contentious issue, they launched their first subscription service (Twitter Blue) last year. My assumption is that they are potentially trying to move towards a more subscription based revenue model. The push back against ads is only going to get stronger and maybe they are trying to get ahead of the curve.

On top of that with GDPR and all the inevitable legislation that's coming, having people "registered" ensures that they have accepted Ts&Cs and can be tracked legally for advertising purposes. Maybe they anticipate not being able to run (particularly) profitable ads for unregistered users.

Finally, with the new CEO he probably wants a quick win on metrics, this could push more registrations, good news to report to the board.
I have used jmp.chat before, but there are some hoops. I think dtmf.io once accepted cryptocurrency, as well.
Oooooh.

HackRF + open source DAB modulation stack + <carefully chosen combination of ASCII characters> = OTA... DoS? Jailbreak? Other miscellaneous interestingness?

In an age where everything's a computer, FM radio is just just another source of unsanitised input.
You completely dodged addressing the main point - capitalist systems have made the most progress in terms of freedom and human rights.
This took me on a rollercoaster of meta-pessimism
It looks like Ionic https://ionicframework.com/docs/
> OK, so the actual communication (the call itself) will be transmitted over wifi

That was my interpretation of the feature described earlier in the thread

> But this means that at least some kind of access token must be transmitted over ultrasound. ...

Yup, I agree I'd love to know more about what is involved. I like to think there's a degree of authentication involved, but this is also Zoom. The company that installed a persistent service in order to circumvent a security feature in safari, that also allowed unauthenticated RCE.

> I mean, if I ever switch off Bluetooth it's exactly for the reason that I don't want my device to be detected/tracked.

I had assumed Android and PC had adopted the randomized MACs apple uses to prevent such tracking?

> Zoom going around this by using ultrasound is kind of mean, since I can't prevent zoom from using audio if I want to be able to make calls.

If we assume for now that it is properly authenticated, and has safe tokens to break tracking, identification, etc, then this behaviour seems reasonable. It would require you to open zoom in a room with the requisite enterprise-y teleconference equipment.

But of course that is quite a load bearing "if", and it already appears that they're trying to maintain the channel when they aren't active.
If they ever did a 409a, they have to share that information with employees, which at least lets you estimate the current upper bound on the cash value of your options. Sure, very far from money in the bank, but knowing the current upper cash bound can still be used to compare different offers.
I have a blog-post on the Kelly Criterion, and some (I think interesting) realistic examples of its application in decision-making: https://blog.paulhankin.net/kellycriterion/
Maybe count on somebody where you are going to help you slow down? They will see you coming a hundred thousand years ahead of time. They might decide it is safer to just park a planet in your way, though.

So for, what, two million years or five, the front of your spaceship is blasted with near-lightspeed intergalactic-medium molecules, plus trillions of dust particles and an unknown number of rocks.

"Erosion" is not an adequate word, but we don't have any that is.
> The gentle slide of the ocean crust down from spreading centers helps drive the spreading.

Sounds like there is a self-reinforcing effect at play here?
And yet this revolution was still started by American settlers and other Americans that the settlers convinced to cross into Mexico.

I agree that Santa Ana was authoritarian, but the Alamo was not a symbol of freedom from authoritarianism. It was a rebellion which was only a relevant point because American settlers chose to live in Mexico and failed to uphold the contract with their new government: to limit slavery to their own properties and not to spread their Protestantism. Your interpretation of the situation was missing more relevant info than mine was.
Big discussion earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30260787
That makes sense. Though wish it wasn't the case.
Most likely because the embedded system does not use UTF-8, just like the phones before iPhone, a Nokia phone sold in US sometimes cannot even be flashed to display CJK characters due to CJK support require more ROM space.
Who is Alok? Did you reply to the wrong thread? This is my only account.
Very nice! Good work.

Some more info on the digi player on the ST. It used a timer interrupt to service the PCM sample but if you used just the interrupt there was significant noise because there was significant variability of the timing on the interrupt. To get the timing tighter the interrupt timing was changed to hit the routine on every video line just prior to the actual hsync and then hsync was polled to get very precise timing.

The PCM was just a linearization by combining three logarithmic volumes of the three PSG voices.

During the title sequence, a special version of the code was running where several 68000 registers were reserved globally for the digi player. So those did not need to be saved / restored in the interrupt routine!

The SWAR was involved when advancing the four wrapping 8 bit indices into the each of the four voice's 256 entry sample tables. This was part of a monumental effort to get the interrupt routine to be as quick as possible.

Your video decoding reminds me of when I worked at a video card company in the nineties we had a competitive advantage by using a commodity part in an unusual way. This video decoder hardware was commonly used to take composite video and decode it. We supported that but we also did a bunch of advanced features by using a seldom used mode where it could be used in a raw mode where it took the composite signal and stored the analog to digital conversion in memory. We had high speed assembly code that could decode the video better than the hardware and supported some cool additional features. Anyway... memories a bit hazy. Been a while but I remember it being very cool.
They could add a link to / integration with https://stackshare.io/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0LBi1MHoaU is age restricted :)

Blaming the EU is a common escape strategy, but I don't believe it in the slightest. Mind, I wouldn't believe anything coming out of the modern Google except "we want to make tracking you easier so we can sell more expensive ads".

Edit: if the evil EU "forced" them to require a credit card or my ID to watch Samuel L Jackson saying "motherfucker", why hasn't the same evil EU forced them to make it easy to opt out of all tracking?
both 955 and 187 give me that character. I wonder if it has to do with the keyboard I'm using because 955 mod 256 = 187 and I'm using an old keyboard with a usb adapter, so it might be truncating to 8 bits for some reason
So, crypto part or mtproto in general? I’m not a fanboy who is going to defend tg crypto, and personally I wonder why they didn’t use the same security stack e.g. my browser uses for gmail access. But apart from that it feels to me like a regular rpc protocol, clumsy sometimes, but nothing particularly weird. Working also with many stock exchanges protocols, I can tell these are sometimes weird af, despite being mostly over-https. E.g. bitfinex and iirc bitmex are funny ones, not to mention FIX/FAST or large exchanges native protocols.
For the first 50 throws, your Martingale-like strategy actually performs fairly competitively with Kelly – if we ignore the very serious consequence that it can lead to complete ruin. Kelly is red, and your system is black in this plot: https://i.xkqr.org/kelly-vs-martingale-50.png

Of course, given a longer opportunity to invest, Kelly wins every time by growing exponentially: https://i.xkqr.org/kelly-vs-martingale-100.png
Current browsers indicate that a microphone or a camera is being used. Future browsers might not, or there could be technologies under different names going forward.
Im surprised Fairchild semiconductor is not in the pyramid
Nope, am American as they come and loving it.
What's the difference between travel and reading then? Both make the mind go away. In the same argument one could say books are no good either, you should patiently mop the floor so your box is cleaner tomorrow.
this is dope, and also something I have been working on on android (yes I am gonna be that guy, Android has supported this for a long time)... it's great for informal merchants, and maybe waiters that run around a bar collecting bills from customers... but actual POS devices aren't going anywhere, there is always gonna be a need for them, this function has been there and even has a name (softPos) many companies can give you this functionality TODAY on your android phone, so yes apple devices can now participate but it won't shake the market as everyone thinks.
When I said credit card I thought it was obvious I meant that debit cards are also acceptable. Turns out it wasn't!
How being an introvert makes me a better Designer [6 strenghts]
May I ask how you decided where to go for a private diagnosis ?

As another waiting-list referral, I would consider going the same route but have no idea where best to look (and whether they may have shared care agreements or not).

It's really helpful to see all of these replies from the UK.
My fellow Introvert Designers,
Educate your managers, colleagues with what Introvert really means,

that you need your space to be creative,

that you need your time to think,

that your silence doesn't mean you are not interested in the subject, but you are observing and thinking,

that you don't need to change and you are a great value to the team with your introvert qualities.
Oh, you're right, that way it makes sense. I parsed it as "One telling" (with "telling" as the noun, as in "one sitting").
There is a sharp distinction between learning to code and committing to a career as a developer.

Learning to code is a really useful skill in almost all employment opportunities where technology is involved.