skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I personally run a 1080p projector and it's working great for me. I'm also keeping my display costs under 1k which is pretty nifty. I do understand we've got folks from all walks of life here but 4.5k for a display alone is a pretty ridiculous opportunity cost until you've literally got so much money that you don't care anymore.
I agree on the Indians in Canada donating part. But Canadian PM should have stayed away from making comments supporting the protest.

https://thewire.in/rights/justin-trudeau-farmers-protest-ind...

Especially since some of these protestors are rumored to have backing of Khalistani separatists who have blown up an Air India flight in the past killing 329 people.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/khalistan-terror-group...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_India_Flight_182
I don't support doxing anybody. I just don't believe the narrative that the truckers and their supporters represent the oppressed working class.
Is this really an issue when both iOS and Android support "only when using app" permissions for location? If you don't want give them access to background location, then don't grant the permission.
You can buy eInk monochrome displays now. You might be interested in them (https://shop.boox.com/products/mira) .
No I disagreed about prioritizing affordable housing and treating mental healthcare as an after thought.

I was asking specifically about the person that is dealing with schizophrenia in the example that you provided. What are the next steps in resolution.
i replace the harddrive by default and begin installing linux from there
Does Newegg do anything with the Bitcoins or are they immediately converting them into Dollars?
Yes you're right, I missed that. To be frank, this changes my argument completely. It's also the reason why, when talking about open source, I dislike the MIT and other such permissive licenses, and prefer the GPL world. Because it seems like that the GNU people are on the same side regarding this argument. Even then, this license permits for that making someone else richer scenario, but at least not at the complete expense of the original author.
“A text-to-HTML conversion tool” with the “overriding design goal” of “[making] it as readable as possible”.

You wrote:

> Markdown was meant to be rendered, not left as plaintext

Then the overriding design goal would not be to make it “as readable as possible” in its “raw” form (because what would be the point of that?). So this is clearly a falsehood.

Markdown was meant to be readable as-is. Meaning that you could read it as-is or render it. At your leisure.

Also literally your words:

> was meant to be a lightweight way

With the overriding goal of making it “as readable as possible”. Keyword “override”. Which means that it takes precedence over being “lightweight”.

Then you literally wrote:

> that it wasn't meant to be rendered as HTML.

Clearly a falsehood or a strawman as I only emphasized the “overriding design goal”. Markdown was supposed to be able to be rendered as HTML… and to be readable as-is.

The part that you were wrong about was this:

> Markdown was meant to be rendered, not left as plaintext

It was designed to be readable as plaintext as well… so this assertion of yours is false since it implies that plaintext readability was not a consideration. But it was in fact the primary design goal when making the syntax.

I hope this clears things up.
omg, i am considering deleting firefox now. terrible.
It sounds like good advice. Heck I don't wanna automate my life, especially not up that point. Imagine if the people the author contacted knew why, I wouldn't be too happy about it.
Slightly related, I try to remember my closest friends birthdays, means more to me if I can remember it rather than a generic reminder...
It does. Have you read it? It shows that pedestrians are at fault in a large percentage of accidents. If we want to change that, then we have to change the infrastructure design. Not just shift blame within the existing system. Just look at their positive example in their article of Toronto having 67% of pedestrian deaths due to driver error. 33% is still a large number worth addressing.
My go-to example is uBlock: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gorhill/uBlock/master/READ..., despite being a great add-on, has 1/3-1/2 of unlegible Markdown, that looks nice when rendered.
Rule of thumb is you have to wait ~20 minutes (two blocks) for the verification.

That's a long time to hold up the line at the grocery check out.
Yes, and Flutter, the web version, also does it from scratch. Which means CJK sucks on Flutter
If you like this, you need to check out Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator: https://azgaar.github.io/Fantasy-Map-Generator/

It generates a complete, customizable fantasy map with towns and factions. It also integrates this city generator.
- While the effort to create fonts is not trivial and should be rewarded, this seems expensive. I've bought fonts before, but they were like $5-15, not $100.
- It's fantastic to see the variety of human experience on display in the wide variety of font preferences. I used to thing "why to we need more than one?" LOL
- My favorite so far is Source Code Pro.
Yeah, I'm generally bullish on `ETH` long-term, but it's a vague sentiment not a tradable thesis.

The concrete reason is that I'm not (nor interested in being) a currency speculator, and so I do all my currency speculation in the form of being at least somewhat long the one currency I understand reasonably well, which is `USD`.
i find "never try to catch a falling knife" a weak metaphor because, never try to catch a knife on the way up either.
Sometimes it is. Most often it’s not.

In either case it tends to be easier to just search the information yourself and show what you found
> why code using a monospace font?

Because unlike prose, we don’t reason about code in terms of words, sentences or paragraphs but rather in terms of statements, lines and blocks. Navigating between visual lines vertically makes sense when navigating in code. And to optimize this kind of navigation, monospace fonts are the best choice because where your cursor lands is predictible. It also brings cool features such as block selection which you can’t implement properly with proportional fonts.
>> Asking a developer to report to a manager with no software development experience ...

This is gonna big a big problem.

The article focuses solely on the setup but IME you rarely have the luxury of starting from zero. What would be really helpful is telling me how I step into a role and start moving in the right direction, or what do I do when things go off the rails? Also, how could a manager without dev experience quantify peer review requirements, or validate key metrics and results?
The 2022 Web Design starter kit:

- Stripe-like header.
- 3 key benefits side by side.
- Unsubstantiated sponsors and awards list.
- Information density: 20 words per viewport height.
- Weirdly shaped human pudding figures.
- Wavy curve backgrounds because we can.
- Card-based design philosophy, formerly known as "boxes".
The caveat is that in the general population, I would expect that there are vastly more people who can figure out how to configure a AirTag versus buy and configure a tracker off of AliExpress, similar to how the graphical user interface enabled vastly more users than the command line.
Hi folks, I'm the Oren mentioned in the story(ies) above. This comes up on HN every year or two.

Quick reference to lots more detail posted here -> https://www.quora.com/Did-Pixar-accidentally-delete-Toy-Stor...
If you don't want Windows, you can remove it!
That wasn't the request? Also what do you want on your "custom home page"? If this is the feedback firefox developer get I think I'm beginning to understand why firefox gets better so slowly and why shit like " color way" exists
I want to buy the device, and do whatever I please with it. But apple lets users only rent their phones, and allows the use of rented devices only with severe restrictions, so I'll rather pass.
Did you invest in Toyota for its hydrogen-based battery tech?
Thanks for the suggestion. Of course, the site is not ready yet, and the new site and documents are under development. It takes time/resources to aggregate all the information created over the years in one place

Here is a little bit description https://animationcpu.herokuapp.com/

The language and api is very minimalistic but powerful you can see some of the code here

https://github.com/web3cryptowallet/Web3CryptoWallet

https://github.com/web3cryptowallet/acpu-docs

https://github.com/web3cryptowallet/acpul-boot/tree/master/a...

Thanks for your attention
Should be interesting to watch this unfold. Hadnagy says they haven't mentioned to him what the transgressions are, but the organizer statement suggests they did.
"Again, you came in with a resumé or a CV. That should be good enough. "

Empathetically, no way.

There are a lot of people who have difficulty coding, who are not comfortable outside of certain operating environments, and all of us have holes in our capabilities. Those are often not obvious until you start coding a bit.

Coding tests should not be 'gotchas' or 'secret IQ tests' or 'need preparation' but some bits of coding are necessary.

A GH repo can possibly serve as a substitute however.
Absolutely. Some tech companies -- like all companies-- have purchased real estate in flush times. Google owns plenty of office space in expensive areas like Palo Alto or Manhattan. Of course they want to keep getting value out of them.
Same here. I liked it and wanted to buy it, but I didn't want to give €55. If it was 30 or 28.XX something, I will be using it already.

It is nothing rational, just a buyer's reaction to a product and its price.
Uhhh... I use all of those things. And Firefox. It's less demanding on resources, and the containers are game-changing.

Why choose Chrome? I can't think of a single reason to prefer it over FF, but have just provided 2 reasons to prefer the opposite
If you could link to specific models or vendors you could recommend I'd appreciate it. It's not clear from quick browsing whether or not KaiOS is a specific hardware vendor or an operating system that can be used on other OEM devices.
Well that is just a large (if not larger problem). Where should one set the limit, I despise web pages that are just a long pencil line down the middle of my screen where 90% of the realestate is wasted as much as you despise the ones that paint the entire thing in one giant wall of unbroken text. Hence my comment about the solution being multi-column newspaper flow. Your average newspaper still probably fits 50x the information density on a two page layout than my computer is doing with three high resolution monitors.

Although, part two of this are the really irritating web pages that refuse to vertically scroll more than 50-100 items because it breaks their pagination. Yielding a case where I'm "shopping" (looking at logs/whatever) and the items are only filling the top 1/3 of my monitor. Part three are the applications that scroll but can't accurately reflect where in the wall of text one is actually at (think slack/etc).
Welp, there you go
There's no perfect scheme, but the best mechanisms I've seen for this in practice involve HSMs so that nobody, bad guy or good guy, can change the keys used for encryption without physically pulling the module, and it can be disconnected and stored at a safe location once the backup is complete. Each redundant set of a backup has an HSM, and the HSMs are cold stored in different physical locations.

But yes, this is hard to get right as I hinted by the "but not impossible" quip.
* Tildes.net

* Saidit.net

* Notabug.io

There are more on https://old.reddit.com/r/RedditAlternatives/comments/oioeot/...
> Also, people need to understand that Firefox is not the reason for Mozilla existence, Firefox is one of the tools that Mozilla has (and depends on) to fullfil its mission.

This is why I downvoted you. (edit: will undo, this misunderstanding needs to be discussed.)

This is the big misunderstanding.

If Mozilla can do something in addition to Firefox, fine.

But Firefox is simultaneously Mozillas biggest contribution to the open web and their main income source.

Sacrificing Firefox for a higher goal is almost literally to butcher the goose who laid the golden eggs.

> Want to fix Mozilla? Take an active part in it.

Try that and get flagged for advocacy(!). Seriously: see the tab strip api to see it in action.
While it wouldn't surprise me with how awful Mozilla has been, do you have any proof or is it just a hypothesis?
So.. you are saying the Ivies are heavily Jewish? (Going by the ratios)

In any case, I think there should be just 2 categories: left/right or judeo-christian/non-judeo christian
Thanks for sharing! It’s likely I never would have learned about it otherwise.
No, new Google Docs sucks

For one, extensions that help with translation no longer function because there is no text for them to read.

For two, any language that uses an IME (Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, etcc...) the experience is super subpar
I'd propose a different summary:

I'd rather trust a publicly-traded company in the United States which has serious accountants certifying the validity of their books and plenty of assets subject to seizure in the the same jurisdiction I live in than some guys who at least one state has already decided don't have the money.

I'm working on my HN etiquette but it's been a long week. If I act a like a fucking smartass, call me on it, and I'll return the favor. Don't be a smartass.
Canada and international donations to blm is.
You specifically likened it to assault. A noisy protest is annoying and it can disturb the quiet but it isn’t harmful in any sense that could be considered assault.
How light is a neutrino? The answer is closer than ever
That's one effect.

But in the western US, this effect turns out not to be the driver for hydrology. We've seen higher temperatures (causing more evapotranspiration), more highly-variable rainfall (thus, more precipitation lost to runoff), and less possibility for snow accumulation (again, causing lost precipitation due to faster runoff).

I'm not sure where you live, but the higher temperatures and especially the lack of snow accumulation have been noticeable even to casual observers in the area.

For more, see TFA, or the excellent National Climate Assessment. Chapter 25 covers the Southwest, and drought is the first topic. It has references to the literature if you're interested.

https://nca2018.globalchange.gov/chapter/25/

Just one quick excerpt:

> Increased temperatures, especially the earlier occurrence of spring warmth, have significantly altered the water cycle in the Southwest region. These changes include decreases in snowpack and its water content, earlier peak of snow-fed streamflow, and increases in the proportion of rain to snow. These changes, attributed mainly to climate change, exacerbate hydrological drought.
I'm at 18 years and I still love solving the daily mysteries about why a system is behaving a certain way or how to optimize something so that it is more efficient. The whole diagnostic / debugging / problem-solving process is something I'll never grow tired of.
It is all pushed by digital ad revenue. Conflict is extremely profitable. As long as socials and infotainment (it's not news) companies make more selling conflict and outrage, that is all we'll get. They will amplify anything for more dollars. When is the last time you saw a headline that wasn't click-bait? Everyone is so busy hating their neighbor they miss the oligarchy printing money.
IIRC Newegg is using Bitpay, which costs ~1% and settles to USD daily. It also means no refunds allowed (even in USD) to the customer using it, only store credit.
This is often true. It pretty much says, "We reserve the right to ban you for unknown reasons if it serves our purposes."

It's kind of embarrassing to see what's become of the hacker community. They used to be against arbitrary rules and power hierarchies. But they aren't the first revolutionaries that morphed into the people they railed against.
People still have their rights to do "dumb choices". I'm triple vaccinated, got omicron one month later of being vaccinated, still believe that the vaccine helped me to have it almost asymptomatically, but I'm ok with people saying that dont want to be vaccinated.
I genuinely think cryptocurrency makes transparent what 'finance' (and the powers attached to it) would prefer remain opaque.
Oh yeah, I'm saying if you actually did the Stardew Valley spreadsheet in real life I think it would work well, but people might be creeped out if you showed it to them lol.

Good point about the Boss thing - I had a boss who was super into cars and I've dabbled in working on my own. It was at least something for us to chat about.
Rendering has HTML isn't really the issue, imo. The question is rather how readable the source remains, when you foget to fold lines, insert too many images without alt texts, intersperse regular HTML, etc.
While everything you said is true, there's one big problem: even if you isolate the baseband and treat it as hostile, there are some things that it is able to do on its own and no amount of sandboxing can fix it.

By design, a baseband is able to track and report your location in real time without ever involving anything outside its silicon. Most basebands are also hooked directly into the microphone and maybe even camera.

Since all but a handful of phones have the necessary hardware allowing the CPU to disconnect the baseband from the mic/camera, no amount of clever software can stop a compromised baseband from eavesdropping and even with special hardware, unless you're willing to cut power completely, it will always be able to track you.
except cybersyn is hardly really an internetworking of peers? my understanding that it's more like a large top down multi-stage networm, ultimately designed to create one ultra-well-connected control room for a country.
There is nothing more grotesque than a media pushing for war.

To say this about the media without making the same critique about the actions of the current leadership your host country -- which is very obviously the party doing the "pushing" here -- smacks of cognitive dissonance, or worse.
you missed the point, when GM surpassed Ford a hundred years ago, Ford was as new as Tesla, and GM was a newer player with fresh ideas that better fit the market, and nobody saw it coming, especially Ford. You see, GM was run by a managerial and marketing genius, and Ford was run by Aspergers. (I can say that, I am one)
More like GNU screen and telnet over VPN's, SSH was from late 90's.
Not sure borrow at 9% to lend at 4.5% is that similar to bank business models...
The Fediverse isn't all that better: https://old.reddit.com/r/KotakuInAction/comments/cdqo4o/this...
Sensitive business addresses among 500k published in Covid data breach
>> 1) Your future hire-ability is determined by the work you do and the results you achieve. If you aren't an A-hole to work with this helps.

I agree with these but you've got them backwards. I'll help a positive & kind but marginal performer get better or find a role where they can excel; An a-hole is a cancer on the team regardless of how talented.
What definitely does not help is to tell them to “fake it til you make it.” Instead it is far better for them to learn self-knowledge and to express themselves clearly.

Berné Brown books help too.
The Monthly Child Tax Credit Gave Birth to New Entrepreneurs
Many mikrotik devices are supported by openwrt. I have several mikrotik 8 or 10-port switches running openwrt (rb2011* and rb3011*)

https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/rb2011

https://github.com/adron-s/openwrt-rb3011

others:
https://openwrt.org/toh/mikrotik/start
Yes, the majority of the population supports vaccine mandates.
> The biggest reason I think is that there's no way a fork would survive

If the fork offers something compelling to entice users then it would presumably survive, otherwise not, but would they save FF then?

The whole problem under discussion here is that FF is losing marketshare. The things that differentiate FF in the minds of the mass consumers aren't directly related to the browser engine. Chrome/Chromium is arguably better on the fundamentals (speed, security, reliability) so why not take their core and implement user-attracting features on top of it?

I think the idea of having competing FOSS browser engines is largely a holdover from the bad old days of Internet Explorer. The main reason that browser engine diversity might be useful is that it makes for a certain robustness in the face of errors and crashes. If everyone is using the same browser then everyone is vulnerable to the same zero-days, for example.
Perhaps it's best to think of this as one of many axis of trade-off that the brain makes to simplify the task of cognition? Later we may learn that there are several traits that tend to correlate and make this up, but it is a useful tool to reason about it, despite the details.
I can ride my bike with no handlebars...

...sorry, couldn't resist.
That's a different aspect - people write reviews about products that are crappy immediately; however, this is about products which are fine initially, but get broken or worn out later, possibly years later.
It spins so hard, if you attached an electric generator you could power all the bitcoin miners. /Joke
Are you alleging that the Logan Act has been violated? That is a serious accusation.
That comment was very enlightening and much better than anything on my first page of Google results.

Thank you for pointing me to it.
That's literally not true though: https://www.mayoclinic.org/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-varian...
The worst part is how within the companies, these changes are always pitched as somehow being user-friendly with a contortion of logic.
Thanks. A bit narrow for my tastes but I'm impressed by the semi-cursive italic idea. Clever. Giving it a try right now!
Wouldn't you just put that in your privacy policy so when some bug makes it in (perhaps in upstream code or the OS itself) that causes location tracking to continue happening when the app is closed, you're not open to liability?

It is difficult to discern "paranoid" from "evil" when reading legal documents. Unfortunately being paranoid makes them look evil. Maybe they are, maybe they aren't, but there is more than one way of looking at this.
One thing I wish ssh would make easier is terminfo. I have moved from using xterm as my daily terminal emulator to kitty. The only complaint I have is when I ssh around, I need to copy the terminfo to the remote system (kitty does not use TERM="xterm-256color" because it is not 100% compatible).

Kitty does have a ssh wrapper which can copy the terminfo for me, but I rarely remember to use it. And it doesn't work for every scenario. Honestly, I wish that it was more common / feasible to probe terminals for capabilities instead of relying on an env var & terminfo files.

So while I wait for the kitty terminfo to be in the database by default on most systems, I often override TERM to xterm-256color.
I've switched from Firefox to Edge in the past year and it's been a marked improvement. I like the cross platform compatibility and syncing works great among Mac/Windows/iOS. Edge started really poorly but has developed into a first class browser, and combining the privacy enhancements of Firefox with the performance of Chrome.

At this point, not sure why I would switch back to Firefox TBH, unless MS really screws something up. My advice would be to create a seamless cross platform browsing experience that has feature parity across all devices. Keep the privacy first strategy, and look at incorporating key add-ons (could they purchase a Bitward/1Password/LastPass?).
Show HN: Coinbowl – an ad maker similar to the Coinbase superbowl ad
https://youtu.be/YQ_xWvX1n9g

A rant over two hours long about the endless grift and unfettered scamming that is crypto.

Two hours, and it doesn’t even cover all of it.