skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Reaching out yourself puts you in danger. Pass it on to a pro like dredmorbius suggested. Get legal counsel. You are already involved, don't make yourself a target for these mega corps to fuck. Your intentions may be noble but these companies aren't your friends. Do the right thing and wash your hands. Do not paint a target on your real name.
"Cook's egg" is a recommended reading. Summary here (spoilers ahead): https://icdt.osu.edu/cuckoos-egg
"Dating apps throw way too many options at us. You're supposed to swipe on people, maintain dozens of conversations, continue going on dates until you're exclusive. The lack of commitment undermines true intimacy. Cuffed only lets you match with one person at a time - forcing you to think about whether this match is worth your time."

This conflates exclusivity, commitment and intimacy in a way that doesn't reflect my romantic and dating life, or the lives of a number of my friends. I can only imagine what other assumptions it makes.

It's okay that this isn't for me, there's honestly a lot of room for innovation in the dating app or socialization app space. I've yet to find an app I consider perfect, though there are definitely ones I'm using that are more niche, and better suited for me, than tinder/CMB/OkCupid.
How to prevent this though? From a game theoretic perspective?
There is a reason for time stamps
Barry White being a perfect example of “saturated form.”
That runs against what I was taught in my high-school choir. In groups of male singers, there's a rule of thumb that you need more basses than tenors because the guys singing the lower notes are harder to hear. It may be that at lower pitches, their vocal cords just aren't making as much noise.
A basic audit-trail can be implemented by using Postresql triggers [1]. It logs client IP, statement, before & after changes and can be enabled on selected tables.
[1] https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Audit_trigger_91plus
Do not use the _free_ Outlook (which is paid by ads)
Development currently happens on a private mono-repo with all sorts of stuff in it - including for the SaaS environment yes, and bits left over from when Grist started out initially as a stand-alone desktop app, and so on. Commits are pushed to grist-core about once a week, using git subtree. If you look at commit history, you'll see plenty of features going in month after month. Since we currently develop elsewhere, you'll see few pull requests on github. Internally we use phabricator, which is deprecated now, so we'll need to rejigger our setup soon. It would definitely be good to get more of the development process out there, especially now more people have found us!
It’s not great but at least it’s fast and shows me more context in its results. It’s a more effective search for me than Notion.
Definitely this. I was a long time Notepad++ fan but immediately changed tune soon as I tried VS Code.
we're seeing AT&T Fiber in this area (Northern California) offering 2000/2000 for that price. goes up to 5000/5000 too.

it's been a surprisingly stable and solid product.
Thanks for the insights! I'm trying to support different workflows and hearing about yours helps.
Getting images for links can be tricky too, you need to make sure they're all https, formatted right (file type and size) then you need to store them as well, plus a ton of sites (especially tech ones) don't have proper markup and have no images available to use, so it's basically too much hassle and HN works fine without it.
Which choice results in ads being fully eliminated by ublock and pi-hole?
The data are collected, analyzed and provided right on the body, giving us real-time feedback to improve our health and well-being

Am I the only one who is concerned about the more dystopian implications of tech like this? Being diagnosed by a doctor is one thing, but in these times where mass surveillance and monitoring is being normalised, I have no doubt this is going to find some rather disturbing applications.
We now use Splunk

That could have fit in a tweet.
Probably because women find it attractive in men. The same reason men have heavier jaws.
>“We’re entering the era of point-of-person monitoring, where instead of going to a doctor to get checked out, the doctor is basically always with us,” he said. “The data are collected, analyzed and provided right on the body, giving us real-time feedback to improve our health and well-being"*

Or alternatively, we'll enter a new era of medical surveillance where healthy people are turned neurotic by being subjected to unnecessary medical interventions because their watch tells them their stress levels deviate from the 'norm'.

"Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience. They may be more likely to go to Heaven yet at the same time likelier to make a Hell of earth. This very kindness stings with intolerable insult. To be "cured" against one's will and cured of states which we may not regard as disease is to be put on a level of those who have not yet reached the age of reason or those who never will; to be classed with infants, imbeciles, and domestic animals.”
"
Excellent. On MacOS I needed to do:

% brew install graphicsmagick

% gm convert -crop 32x32 source_image.png +adjoin image_tile%02d.png

I'll have to put it through its paces on some large images this weekend.
I use PhpStorm by JetBrains and am totally blown away by how powerful it is. It does all of the GP’s list and way more.
A CDC alone wouldn't. You would need to track and store that metadata in an additional database along with transaction ID, so it can be joined with the raw change stream to form a complete audit log.
While the choice between the options is a little confusing at first the idea of ads in a free email service is not that unique. It is clear that they setup the harder to ignore ads as the more appealing (and default) option. They do offer a paid email service as an alternative. I think I’m OK with this. They seem to be using those ads to fund the free service.
> I came across an EU site that now make you click accept before they show you the LINK to a youtube video.

This was somewhat common in Germany for years. I also remember Facebook buttons behind such an opt-in mechanism.
Wouldn’t grooming older entries eliminate the trail?
Let me ask you, do you think that white America's gun culture is partly responsible for violent crime in the US?
Yes, yes. Culturally speaking, but I was (am) aiming at the more formal aspect of the concept. Like a fractal side-kick.
Only more fragile types (people who care about and/or actually believe in mortality) wouldn't, I wager.
What an amazingly well-written essay. I love finding things like this on the internet (or print, though I guess I find print on the internet too nowadays). This just improved my day!
you mean that crisis that should have been called the Turkey missile crisis? Wasn't the main cause because USA put missiles so close to USSR that they could bypass the early warning system. USSR was just reacting in response.
I came here to mention this exact thing. When I was last dating CMB was one at a time. I had some of my best dates on that app and response rates were through the roof.

Granted, I joined eHarmony and married a woman I met there.

Anyways...

The one-match-a-day thing was also a brilliant way for them to deal with the marketplace problem... you don't need to have 1000 males and 1000 females in a city to launch if they can only see one at a time.
Tailscale,
Openvpn,
Your isp probably only rotates your IP every 2 weeks
Consider your human eyeball. It works really well, but you can get into trouble in certain light or visual conditions.

Technology exists (radar, lidar) that doesn’t have the same limitations as visual. (They have their own issues of course)
> That shouldn't be a surprise.

This has nothing to do with it being a "surprise". That doesn't justify the action, the erosion of privacy. If your car gets broken into in a bad neighborhood, it not being a surprise doesn't justify the break-in.
>In the new smartwatch, a strip of specialized thin adhesive film collects tiny volumes of sweat, measurable in millionths of a liter. An attached sensor detects cortisol using engineered strands of DNA, called aptamers, which are designed so that a cortisol molecule will fit into each aptamer like a key fits a lock. When cortisol attaches, the aptamer changes shape in a way that alters electric fields at the surface of a transistor.

While I'm quite interested in being able to track my cortisol levels, the physics and chemistry behind this invention is just absolutely fascinating. I'm definitely going to be following this work closely.
Permacast Integrates Meson to Load Assets at 2x Speed
Thanks. On MacOS I just tried:

% brew install libvips

I have not (yet) had a chance to put it through its paces.
I hit a need for numba for the first time the other day. It installed perfectly with pip install, and took about an hour of fiddling to speed up some numpy stuff by a factor of about 30. The numpy stuff was already vectorized but still slow (i think) because it required intermediate allocations.

Numba just worked, with a very straightforward implementation of my calculation as well.

Really cool piece of kit.
Personally I read this the other way. If the data were analyzed in the cloud, then yes, very surveillancy. But, here it says the data are analyzed on the body - that's great!
I love that heuristic.
I always guessed the jaw thing was because men would, essentially, punch each other in the face repeatedly until only one man remained.
Why do companies use Teams? At all? What is the promise of that software?

To me it looks like another failed attempt to solve communication without really giving it a good thought - resulting in an incomprehensible mess.
I've been sending RSS feeds to my email since 2015, around the time that Google Reader was sunset. Advantages of doing this vs. using a dedicated app:

- I have well designed email readers on all platforms I use (web mail on desktop, app on mobile devices) which I'm used to. Feeds get labeled separately and don't pollute the inbox.

- I can forward emails, archive them, search through them, print them with ease.

- They are backed up as part of my existing backup process.

- Email is here to stay. Dedicated apps are a gamble.

I run my self-made feed forwarder on Github Actions cron schedule [1]. I used existing tools (e.g. rss2email) but each had so many quirks, bugs and outright obnoxious behavior that I decided to just roll my own simple one.

> make sure to include a simple RSS feed and a way for your users to discover it.

There are ways around no RSS. I have a simple rssgen [2] relay which uses CSS selectors to build an RSS from an HTML page. You can then point your feed reader to it.

[1]: https://github.com/oxplot/frider

[2]: https://github.com/oxplot/rssgen
> I'm actually impressed. Those are people that care about their job.

This is literally the point of the article.

They're showing their clients what a good job they're doing at instilling values and teaching life lessons.

edit: i mistakenly said they're a private business, they're a non-profit.
This is data that you just cannot get right now via conventional means.

Your body can produce drastically different amounts of this hormone by something as simple as just being at the doctor, and your values will fluctuate wildly throughout the day.

People take their glucose readings multiple times a day and most are not doctors.

This technology will clear the way for some fantastic insight into something that at the moment is only partially understood.
Quick preview of links submitted to HN? what's bad about them?
I’m sorry. I truly empathize. I can only apologize for what it sounds like. I do understand what it feels like to hear this stuff. I felt the same too, for a long, long time. I don’t actually know how to speak about what I think I’ve learned in a way that doesn’t come off as demeaning to some people.

FWIW, my personal philosophy on tracking and controlling my inputs is almost completely focused on figuring out how to turn this away from a “self-control” or willpower problem into a better understanding of what I want. Personally, I think trying to willpower control over eating is absolutely doomed to fail. It’s nearly impossible to meet a budget when you’re expectation is based on being strong enough to overcome hunger. For me, solving this was a mental problem of convincing myself it’s not about willpower at all. I say that like I solved something, but in reality it’s still hard.

I was only referring to the accepted fundamental truths about all human physiology, for instance that food is necessary to live, and that exercising uses some of the food. Even for outliers who’s bodies put on pounds when they merely smell food, measuring calories in and out still works reliably. The number of calories might be abnormal for some people, but they can still reliably calibrate their maintenance input and see effects when increasing or reducing it. I don’t mean for it to sound easy to do, because it’s not easy, I only mean to clarify the goals. The high number of neurons and bacteria and signals actually make this a more stable and predictable system, generally speaking.
72hrs Inside a Secret Underground Society
Public health officials shouldn't have lied. Never, not once, for any purpose. But they did. Some for what the claimed were noble purposes, some for political reasons, some due to arrogance and ego. Want everyone to come together? Make it a career ending move for a public health official to ever lie to the public. Even a single lie should be enough to relegate you to changing bedpans for the rest of your career. Hundreds of millions of lives are at stake, it's no time for playing ego and political games like they did. This should be an absolute zero tolerance issue. Only then should we entertain any notion that this is the fault of the public.
Maybe one where you can leave snarky comments on the bios of your competitors, telling potential dates why they must be jerks and should date you instead!
Yeah my hesitation with only showing people a single profile everyday is that in my experience I swiped left most of the time. So most days I wasn't swiping right on anyone. That's why I'm hoping to let users swipe freely but just restrict the optionality on the actual matching.
on the other hand we had this https://www.teslarati.com/porsche-whistleblower-taycan-batte...

Porsche Whistleblower: “60% of all delivered Taycan have battery issues that caused replacements, damages and fires”

People (usually non customers) keep Porsche on the pedestal, meanwhile they had 7 recalls in
https://www.cars.com/research/porsche-taycan/recalls/ for badly installed brakes, badly installed suspension components, weak suspension components, and sudden power loss.
I work in a similar area, have some questions:

- How do you deal with standardization across the different events you log? How do you handle standardized naming, representations (formatting) and types?

- What about validations? do you validate the payloads in any way? if so, at what layer? Client before logging? In Kafka?

- Any privacy capabilities? How do you make sure the data is not accessed by processes/people that's not supposed to access a datum?

Thanks!
Maybe their dating app is just a big spreadsheet. Works for me.
Thanks, so many tools to try. On MacOS I ran:

% brew install openimageio

But have not yet put it to task with my large files.
If what you are saying is there should be a rap battle option, I would agree, if only because it would level the playing field.
This is slightly off-topic, but I would like to point out that the belief that God created the universe and belief in evolution are not mutually exclusive. I believe what you mean is Creationism, which is the belief that God placed everything exactly as it currently is and that creation will never change.
CHERI & Sanctum: Hacking to the top of DARPA’s hardware bug bounty
>hackers love texts rather than visual elements?

Basically, yes. I don't necessarily agree but the assumption that style and substance are mutually opposed is baked into the DNA of the culture here:

A site trying to be as big as possible wants to attract everyone. But a site aiming at a particular subset of users has to attract just those—and just as importantly, repel everyone else. I've made a conscious effort to do this on HN. The graphic design is as plain as possible, and the site rules discourage dramatic link titles. The goal is that the only thing to interest someone arriving at HN for the first time should be the ideas expressed there.

http://www.paulgraham.com/hackernews.html

Also, social media tags and metadata are often riddled with SEO nonsense and not always accurate or useful. Content previews, if they exist, might be useful but the last thing Hacker News needs is to discourage even more people from actually engaging with posted content, so previews might also be counterproductive in terms of affecting conversation quality.
Why does a college administrator have anything to do with whether the legal system would prosecute someone in a criminal matter where you were the victim?
I recently implemented GB18030, which is a 1,2 or 4 byte encoding with a giant code page covering the entirety of unicode.
Also ToolJet: https://tooljet.com/
Agreed. I don’t think programming with autocomplete is even a problem so much as learning to program with autocomplete is a problem. I think everyone should start out with a barebones text editor to get used to thinking things through and not relying on advanced IDE features as crutches.
it might be or it might not be. Any trait that would improve sexual selection might proliferate without making an organism more fit. Examples of this include crazy colours on birds, or big tail feathers like peacocks, etc. They aren't survival features - but sexual selection made them proliferate.
I'm not sure why this is being downvoted, because everything said is pretty much valid or at least substantiated.

https://freakonomics.com/podcast/which-jobs-will-come-back-a...

>DOLEAC: So, we found that, on average, across the U.S., in places that ban the box, employment fell by 5 percent for young black men who didn’t have a college degree and by 3 percent for young Hispanic men who didn’t have a college degree. And so the next question is, who are they hiring instead? And we found, on average, the people who benefited were older men of color. So if you’re trying to avoid people who are actively involved in crime, older people are a pretty good bet. Criminal activity tends to decline with age.

>DUBNER: And what about young under-educated white potential employees?

>DOLEAC: For young white men who had the same level of education, we saw employment increase for that group. What seemed to be happening was that employers were substituting from young men of color to young white men.
Actually, -A makes it faster and more precise about what you want to install. The Nixpkgs repository is defined as large associative array containing packages. When "-A nixpkgs.ripgrep" is specified, nix-env looks up the associative array using the key "ripgrep". That in theory should take constant time regardless of the size of Nixpkgs. When -A isn't specified, nix-env searches the entire associative array for a package whose "name" attribute looks similar to "ripgrep." That takes more time as the size of Nixpkgs grows. It's also less precise because the "name" attribute for packages aren't guaranteed to be unique, unlike a key for an associative array. It doesn't do an exact match either, because the "name" attribute also includes version numbers by convention.

For uninstalling, nix-env doesn't have the -A flag, because it has to operate on the set of installed packages, not Nixpkgs.
Also TogetherDB: https://togetherdb.com
Theres an assumption here the deleting the online account will not cause any other issues. Id like to think it is so, but it hasn't been so easy at all times in the past.
> Men generally have deeper voices, are taller, more muscular than women, so the more of that trait a man has, the more attractive it is.

That's a nice non-explanation. Article states:

> “There is so much attention in evolutionary literature on height, and selective pressures on height, and that’s only an 8 percent difference [between men and women]. In voice pitch, we are looking at more like 60 percent. That just doesn’t come about by accident,” Hodges-Simeon says. Instead, she believes, such differences are the result of sexual selection.

Suggesting that deep voices must've been under positive sexual selection pressure for men back when they weren't perceived representative for their gender.
With the rise of intermittent renewables, that’s not a surprise…
Would be interested to hear more of your thoughts, IMO going on dates with multiple people is great for casual dating but not as great for anything more serious. Also benefits in knowing the person you're going on dates with is also pseudo-exclusive
Less visually intrusive is exactly the point. The bastards want to trick you into thinking the ads are your emails.
Fun fact: GB 18030 is a Unicode Transformation Format.

Example: \N{THINKING FACE}\N{FACE WITH TEARS OF JOY}\N{FACE SCREAMING IN FEAR}\N{SMILING FACE WITH SMILING EYES AND THREE HEARTS}\N{PERSON DOING CARTWHEEL}\N{FACE WITH NO GOOD GESTURE}\N{ZERO WIDTH JOINER}\N{FEMALE SIGN}\N{VARIATION SELECTOR-16}\N{EYES}\N{ON WITH EXCLAMATION MARK WITH LEFT RIGHT ARROW ABOVE}\N{SQUARED COOL}\N{VARIATION SELECTOR-16}

In UTF-8:

00000000: f09f a494 f09f 9882 f09f 98b1 f09f a5b0 ................
00000010: f09f a4b8 f09f 9985 e280 8de2 9980 efb8 ................
00000020: 8ff0 9f91 80f0 9f94 9bf0 9f86 92ef b88f ................

In GB 18030:

00000000: 9530 cd34 9439 fc38 9530 8335 9530 d636 .0.4.9.8.0.5.0.6
00000010: 9530 d130 9530 8535 8136 a439 a1e2 8431 .0.0.0.5.6.9...1
00000020: 8235 9439 cf38 9439 e537 9439 8b32 8431 .5.9.8.9.7.9.2.1
00000030: 8235 .5
Article: https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2022/02/thoughts-on-markdow...
Commodore History Part 8-The Amiga 1000 [video]
The Canadian Common CV and the captured academy
I helps to ask for forgiveness.
Hmm yeah two points on that

What exactly qualifies as a rejection (is it a swipe left or a match + date + unmatch)? Thinking match + date + unmatch is the more reasonable application but difficult to enforce

Second I just don't agree that it's the right optimization function, IMO you should max E[quality of partner] rather than max Pr[ending up with best quality partner]
Why can’t the command to print just be “print”? :-(
Given the capacity needed (TWhs), such basins are going to be massive, and will drown valleys.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyle_Kashuv

"Several of Kashuv's classmates complained on social media and to the press regarding Kashuv's use of inflammatory and racist comments, including racial slurs against African-Americans.[...] Screenshots of a Google Doc for a class study guide showed Kashuv writing the n-word multiple times, discussing "JEWISH SLAVES," and declaring that he would "fucking make a CSOG [sic] map of Douglas and practice" (in a supposed reference to the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive shooter game and Stoneman Douglas High School). Text messages also reportedly showed Kashuv rating a female student "7/10" and stating that she "goes for n***jocks"

I'm generally not super interested when it comes to the personalities of founders rather than products but yeah I think I'd pass on giving this guy my dating information.
We Moved from $Exciting_technology to $Boring_standard
Australian state sets minimum pay for Amazon contractors