skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do the same with my own domains and I'm similarly a Google slave.
(huge shout-out to niftylettuce's https://forwardemail.net/)

That said, I'm planning to migrate to either self hosted or a paid service which is not run by algorithms and where customer supports exist (in that regards big tech is terrible: facebook, google, paypal = worthless customer support).

I completely agree with your premise though:
Ideally everyone should have their own server providing a personal site and mail and maybe even hosting a decentralised social network.
You realize you can save all your connections, keys, settings (per connection) in ~/.ssh/config

Right?

https://linuxize.com/post/using-the-ssh-config-file/
There are lots of reasons to exit and yeah you can't fully trust the seller when it comes to that.

Lots of people simply like to jump from project to project so being able to exit a business is great for them. Other people are retiring or get sick. Sometimes the business plateaus and they have owned it for several years and are tired of planning more articles for that niche. Some built it recently for the purpose of selling and it has terribly quality content and will likely tank in traffic in the next 12 months.

You also can't trust the seller when they say how many hours they work or believe they account for all their expenses (which is sort of a joke for content businesses anyways because almost all the expenses are added back in when accounting for the sale price anyways).

But for the type of businesses on there it doesn't really matter what the seller says, most of it is noise.

You can get all the insight you need into a content business using Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Ahrefs, and manually looking at it.

I built a content site from scratch for ~1 year before buying any and was looking at ones for sale during that time so by the time I went to pull the trigger I was "relatively sophisticated". Actually I only bought them in the last few months but so far so good, everything has been as expected. I'm strategically merging them into a single larger site and that is going well (one already successfully merged but waiting for ad network approval for the second)
What was that one on Netflix that sold organic specialty produce to restaurants in Chicago? I thought that one was profitable without any sort of assistance.

Either way, we have several examples of local "peasant" farms, some organic, that do well.
Not if you buy a house
Just checked and Chrome allows bookmarks allows for folders.
You can create 18 folders in the bookmark bar and those can even have nested folders.
I think that's a LOT of folders and a LOT of flexibility even if you need it.
Heartwarming and awesome!
I tried to encourage music and science, but my kids chose the activities their friends were involved in (sports).
Founder's Peronal Brand

What I mean here is that surley marketing,Creating MVPs and all the other software development lifecycle principles matter but whats most important now is having faith in the leader building it and that surely depends on his or her's personal brand,if he or she has a good personal brand, then getting that loyal set of early paying loyal customers or your company's true evangelisers or your employee's personal idol or your investor's faith - everything gets scaled up when your name is a respectable name in the market
Example Kunal shah from Cred - even though his product is still not halfway near to a profitable stage, people trust that this is possible because Kunal is building it or example elon musk, people know about tesla or paypal or spacex more because its elon's companies rather than having a good awesome product or marketing strategy (i agree tesla is awesome though xD)

Be it getting the faith of your stakeholders, customers or team or just getting a respect from the market and at least the fact that your entry in the market becomes 90% more easier if you have a great personal brand
and like its said "people trust people more than anything else and you achieve that trust by getting a respectable personal brand first and then shaping it out on the products you make or startups you incubate or invest in"

And as said in india, investors invest in founders till serie a rounds rather than the product xD

So I would go for personal brand of the founder is something which many founders don't think its important but is actually really helpful for a longer run :)
> then receiving a code in a text message and typing it back, and now typing yet another personal code

Really? In my experience aside from typing the card numbers, all I have to do is approve the transaction with 3D secure which is one tap in my bank's app. It has never failed in my experience.

Maybe you need to switch banks? :)
This will be a great test of the Terms Of Service that Facebook provides. Texas argues this was done without consent and Facebook will point at their TOS and say “we can do what we like with the content people post”. This really needs to be challenged since nobody reads the TOS. Maybe someday we’ll actually get digital privacy reform in the US.
OP - create a new email address and add it to your profile. A Googler might see this and reach out to help.
Wasn't it possible to do some antialiasing for Firefox? So painful to look at these stairs instead of good old lined pages from notebooks. And only two holes in the page which meant to be a spring notebook is kind of lame. And afaik margins and holes for spring are on different sides of a sheet. And of course it looks sooo ugly on vertical ultrawide because of noticeable incline of buttons (on usual monitor they are not) and the insane height of a notebook page.
BTW it will be interesting to see the design of new (also clickable) arrows gathered in stack when this page will contain more links to your works (now it is progressier.com and coronavirus.app and they are not stacking until some third work will appear). So, your daughter has done a great job but you still have some space to grow.
Yes, it is being censored, because in most parts of said faraway land there is a total restriction of content. How about "you can't criticise the government anywhere, but we'll let you do it when you're alone inside your house, but only in the bathroom with locked doors, so it's not a 'total' restriction." Yes, this is censorship, and different from "well, this private company will restrict your message to the public on it's own platform because it goes against its policy, but you're free to publish your message on your own blog, write your own book, shout it out in the public square, etc."
I am curious, any names of heel striking elite runners? I would love to see the footage.
And this is why I get so bothered by all the hand-wringing over declining population growth.
Two more major points: image/video hosting (i.e. they own the data), and inline autoplaying video.
Latin makes for some exceptionally esoteric jokes. This, to date, ranks among the funniest shit I have seen on the Internet: https://imgur.com/pztVEyh

I'm sure there are dozens of people who agree.
everyone should make learning ssh, screen/tmux and vim a priority.
Ditto for camping. After one trip, I inventoried everything I took out of the car and added items that I wished I'd had. And then typed it up and left copies in my gear bin.
> Recently it almost happened again with my current account

(Reddit allows the creation of multiple usernames using the same email address,) were your two different accounts that were (1) permanently banned and (2) temporarily banned using the same email address?
Either you think "paying with your data" is a valid argument, or you don't (but then the service needs to be free even without agreeing to the data stuff). Google can't have it both ways.
Additionally as I recently learned when Sun made the deal with AT&T, STREAMs were not deeemed relevant to offer on Solaris.

The merge work was driven by Bill Joy and Blaine Garst.

https://www.computerhistory.org/collections/catalog/10271717...
why wouldn't they? modern browsers constantly snitch on all sorts of things, including IP addresses (I say 'snitch' because so few people outside the industry are aware of even this basic fact/practice), so it's not unlikely they would have some automated banning tool. and the banned google accounts we hear about when some knowledge worker on here goes viral have fallen victim to those tools/systems.
By doing this you are trusting the .contact gTLD provider. Do you have idea how reliable are they? Would they reclaim your domain for some reason?
I watched a lot of footage of Olympic runners, all seem to have fore/mid foot strike. Can you share some names of elite heel striking runners?
> "Commoditize your complement"

Great tip - thanks for reminding me about this.

For those of you that are interested, here's Joel Spolsky's really good analysis of this:

https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2002/06/12/strategy-letter-v/
It wasn't you. Our software follows redirects and canonical URLs now and https://futurism.com/nasa-horrified-spacex led on a wild goose chase to a wordpress login flow. Sorry! I've fixed it above now.

Edit: however, it's not the original source, so we've switched to that from https://futurism.com/nasa-horrified-spacex. Note this guideline:

"Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter."

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
> So as long as it's politically expedient for the sitting PM you would advocate using the emergencies act? Yikes.

Can you point to the part of my post that said that? Anywhere?

Yikes.

Stronger response simply means demanding that police enforce existing laws and injunctions (where injunctions are often simply court orders saying "follow the law") instead of the conciliatory let-it-play-out messaging that Trudeau used at the time. Even in the case of the current protests the emergency act seems unnecessary, and is basically a failure condition for the Ottawa Police basically doing nothing and claiming that they're all out of ideas.
Wow, how brave of you. In the meantime, millions of users everywhere use GNU userspace tools.
On the PC, yes, essentially yes. Using a mobile app to OCR what is on the screen (via the phone camera) sometimes helps. There are also some apps[1][2] where sighted people can connect to us via video call and help us with whatever we need at the moment.

On the Mac, this is not an issue. The whole recovery environment is 100% accessible, at least on M1. I think it was more problematic on Intel, but you could still figure it out.
Oh by all means, don't get me started on what they did to IEnumerator or awaits. Plus they _really_ fell into a hole by trying to compete with Unreal from a graphics perspective, forcing them down the route of having to write a compiler xD

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.burst@0.2/manual...
It was a fabless company so you basically write code and send it off to get built.

There's more details to it, but a single person could write a very small CPU and put it on an FPGA (or ASIC if they have the tools) in a few months.

That's just one example though. There's lots of software examples. Compilers, browsers, OS kernels, database servers, hypervisors. A single person can write any of those, but to make a competitive product it's often a very different story.
I have spent years advocating for mozilla and firefox but now I do the opposite. They are a blight that needs to be put down. I honestly think they are worse than the googlopoly at this point because of the manipulation and dishonesty involved in trying to keep some semblance of "moral high ground" when all they do is work against the common interest of the FOSS community.

Fuck mozilla.
> but it has become unusable even when using old.reddit.com

Can you elaborate on that? From what I've noticed old.reddit.com has essentially not changed over the past years.
Excelled? Maybe we are not miserable people who need constant support from others. We really do not care about your family situation or hobbies. It is easy to do productive work, when you do not have to be unpaid therapist for your work colleagues!
You can avoid GC programming in GC'd language (we have over 40 years of data on how to do that!), but you can't retrofit GC onto non-GC language and get full benefit (though Boehm GC is still going to make your C/C++ program better for all parts that use naive malloc/free scheme)
> what is an identity?

PGP is a good solution, and in general the crypto space has the right idea in my opinion. I like the idea of using cryptographic key pairs to sign messages and prove identity, but the learning curve makes it impractical for general use.

The best place to start is owning a domain you control, at least that way you can manage your own facade.
One thing to consider is the possibility of using multiple separate e-mail accounts from different providers.

Currently i have about 10 different e-mail accounts:

- one for development related things and communities
- one for newsletters, various online platforms and so on
- one for throwaway purposes, lower importance things like video game accounts
- one for university related things (it stayed after graduation)
- a few separate accounts (and corresponding Google account) for various phones or other devices, as necessary
- some standby accounts if i ever need them, some from different providers to check mail denylisting
- a personal address that's mostly for contacts through my website or my self-hosted automation messages

There are some others, as well as each platform for automation has a separate account as well (e.g. GitLab, Zabbix, Nextcloud, ...), though most of those are on the same self-hosted mail server. Of course, deciding how to structure everything is one's own choice, in my case it's just historical cruft and loosely defined boundaries of how much i care about any particular item.

That said, mail servers that are easy to set up are a godsend (for example: https://github.com/docker-mailserver/docker-mailserver), as long as you also have one of the larger walled garden alternatives for public communications, should there ever be delivery problems.

It's not like Google deciding to ban all of my accounts at once (though fingerprinting, or based on IP because i don't care to set up some sort of an advanced proxy to access all of them from different VPNs) wouldn't be problematic, but this way at least the impact would be minimized.

Plus, with software like Thunderbird and something like KeePass for strong randomly generated passwords, managing everything is really low effort. Of course, this also lends itself nicely to avoiding social logins and creating a separate e-mail based account wherever applicable, for a bit more control, rather than keeping all of your eggs in the same basket.

As for those who will inevitably say that this is too hard or complicated to be practical: i invite you to try setting up your own mail server with the help of the provided link on a 5$/month VPS, things have really improved in the last few years! Of course, creating new Google accounts (or for other platforms) might be a bit more cumbersome with modern verification steps etc., but it's not like it's impossible either.

Sometimes i wish we could do the same for personal identities, e.g. a list of aliases that could be issued through some government org. for particular purposes and revoked as necessary. For example, i wouldn't want a leak of some shopping site result in my personal data being compromised in regards to my online banking or my physical address, in any capacity whatsoever.
Good question. It's a shock wave, yes ? So if a plane survives that quick turbulence then thereafter is smooth sailing ?
This is a tough one to balance. Ideally you want applications to be able to pull new public keys if the private keys are rotated, but equally you’ve now just introduced a path via which an attacker with control of the domain that we’ll known endpoint is hosted on with a path to replace your keys.
> The problem is that plotting in general is just not as robust or user friendly as Matlab or matplotlib in python.

You're the first person I've ever seen call matplotlib "user friendly".
Yeah, wgpu isn't updated for the new attributes yet apparently. I looked it up and it was just changed in the 2022-01-19 revision. Definitely a "working draft" as stated.
The generator has a 2P 30A circuit breaker protecting the L14-30 output, the backfeed breaker isn’t acting as overcurrent protection (it’s just a disconnecting means) so the oversizing is OK in this case.

In general and excluding inductive motors, your advice is correct.
So Canada used to have a party called the Conservative Party (they do now too again). They wanted a guy named John Bracken who was Premier of Manitoba under the Progressive party of Manitoba to be leader. He wouldn't agree until they put Progressive in their name. So they did and Conservative Party became the Progressive Conservative Party until they merged with the Reform Party and went back to being called the Conservative Party. Some provinces still have a PC party.
What "CEO"? Does every mom-and-pop shop get a "CEO" with $3M compensation? Does every startup? I don't think Mozilla leadership deserves to be placed among big tech executives with standardized pay.
It's already over. They have a terrible reputation.
if only it had macos support...
Daily reminder to set up automatic forwarding of all email from you Gmail address to a secondary address. I use ProtonMail.
> John Warrillow’s book Built to Sell has some good advise.

Just want to second this.

I've read several books on this topic. Warrillow's is easily the best.
>This really needs to be challenged since nobody reads the TOS. Maybe someday we’ll actually get digital privacy reform in the US.

Or maybe that's now how contracts work and people should read the TOS before explicitly agreeing to be bound by those terms in exchange for an account.

Otherwise, I should just tell Navient to cancel my student loans because I never bothered to read all those tiny words, lol.
I can imagine a world where people think victims deserve the crimes committed against them because victims are more likely to be in a DNA database. Lovely statistics.
Seems like FriendlyCaptcha [0] might tick the boxes. Here's the author talking about it [1].

[0]: https://friendlycaptcha.com/

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24921288
People make good points about hCaptcha being as bad as ReCAPTCHA. Are there any alternatives to captchas? Because captchas seem to be discrimating against people outside of the western world, discriminate against people with disabilities, have lots of privacy concerns, are being used to train google AIs, etc.
Yes, passengers versus cargo, that was my intention. So, TIL: the Metroliner is kaputt.
Changed from https://futurism.com/nasa-horrified-spacex. Thanks!
I'm Canadian, I work in IT. Literally the only people who want to end the vaccine passport program are idiot boomers with brain poisoning. Most people are PISSED with anti vaxxers. Stop pretending you have the popular position because you don't.
Actually, it’s “Always be cobbling.”

https://youtu.be/J_vSirIJEsY
It will come back on HN again.
Brave's mission is to make money by any means necessary. Any other fluff is bs.
Maybe Pocket should have a leaderboard
"There are also secondary effects as subsidizing farm insurance etc, keeps incompetent farmers in business."

Any data to back that up? If you're incompetent and your crops repeatedly, then you're not going to be reimbursed enough to make it.

"It’s vastly more efficient to build up a long term storage of surplus say 2 years of corn per American stored at -40C which should last ~100 years."

Any data to back this up? This is a huge volume. Freezers capable of those temperatures are expensive and consume a lot of energy.

"The issue with farm subsidies is they don’t actually change profitability long term, they simply result in over production."

I think farm subsidies need to be changed or reduced, but for a slightly different reason. We are basically subsidizing other countries. A lot of our grains get exported, basically sending the fruits of those tax dollars overseas.
How do you reconcile the facts that this video discusses with your conscience? Or do you just not care?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g
It looks great! :D It's a lovely idea.

Because of the filesize, this would be right at home on the 512KB club: https://512kb.club/
The latter takes precedence, apparently. But the correct way to do this:

C --> E;
D --> E;
E[Enjoy your weekend!];
Seeming like a good idea is easy, actually being a good idea is much harder.
As someone unfamiliar with the topic I think that it was easily digestable and interesting. I have not read the previous chapters but this caught my interest so I am planning to.
You probably know people who know people who are good lawyers, but you might not know which. So ask everyone you know.

As for paying, there are some law offices that offer startup-friendly packages and are probably good enough to get you going, at least they should prevent foot-gun mistakes.

And in the SF area you’d be surprised how many people will do stuff for “low fees but equity” if you show any promise.
this is the cutest!
If you're doing computer science, do some computer science.

Most universities push you surprisingly little towards "doing the thing" so just build something, whether that's for fun or for profit.

I spent my uni time working and barely passing exams and I can recommend it.
I can't really say my uni time was particularly useful to my career (I started working before uni) but having working experience and being very productive "straight out of uni" made me advance incredibly quickly in career and compensation.

Also, get out of Poland as soon as you can and go to either Switzerland / UK / USA to build a network of contacts and save some money.
Alternatively have a look at what salaries you can get in those places and work your way towards getting a remote job paying that much (which will be significantly higher what you will hear from your developer peers in Poland).

You should also consider whether you want to stomach working in a FANG or not. If so, try to do your Algorithm exams towards the end of your course of study (if possible), do leetcode online for a couple of months and then apply to all of them.

Best of luck
It depends. Where I live, this usually doesn't seem to be an issue for some reason. I guess IT administrators don't really know how powerful a screen reader is. Just to give you an idea, it would be trivial for anyone with basic Python experience to weaponize NVDA into a key logger and a screen scraping spyware, without admin rights, and no antivirus would complain.

In the US, this seems to be much more of a concern, so JAWS is often a requirement in big corp / government.
Also, if you're planning to use it as your primary email domain - pick a "normal" TLD. Using something like .email/.xyz/.live etc can end up in spam (especially for newer domains).
I always thought the GOP hates welfare programs...
I like it a lot! Looks great on a 4k screen.

Perhaps the next logical step would be to move the blog over at medium to your site.
Not from what I've seen, having worked across many many dozens of codebases, in various enterprises and also as a consultant.

Though yes there were definitely some influenced by Udi Dahan that use or aspired to use those.
The post mentions a few subscription services, Google One being one of them. That gives extra storage in Gmail and access to Google support. By then I would definitely say that you are a paying customer.
It is laziness not malice. You have 90 cases today with a 15% chance of conviction and 10 lesser crimes with 80% conviction rate. You can only process 40 per day. Which ones will you pick?
I actually use my browser history, but I forget how much utility I actually get out of it until I clear it :S