skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've successfully have installed ChromeOS Flex onto Asus CN60 Chromebox. This Chromebox has been end of support by Google in SEPTEMBER 2019. It worked. I'm using this box strictly as the video conferencing system for my home office - it is connected to a 42" 1080p TV with a Logitech USB camera and wired for the ethernet.

The following are the steps.

1. Opened the CN60 and removed the write protect screw

2. Used the same time to upgrade from 2x 2GB ram modules to 1x 8GB

3. Validated old ChromeOS booted.

4. Powered off.

5. Pushed recovery pin in and while holding it in turned the system on to
enter a recovery mode.

6. Control-D to enter developer mode and remove request write protect off

7. Press recovery button again to turn write protect off.

8. ChromeOS clears the local data by itself.

9. ChromeOS says "preparing developer mode" and says not to turn off the system
until it has restarted by itself.

10. The system reboots into a developer mode by itself.

11. Ctrl-Alt-F2 on a keyboard to switch to a text based console

12. Enter "chronos" as the login.

13. Ensure that the IP address is assigned - i'm using wired port.

14. Download and run mrchromebox.tech Chromebook/chromebox openfirmware
de-googler:

curl -LO mrchromebox.tech/firmware-util.sh
sudo install -Dt /usr/local/bin -m 755 firmware-util.sh
sudo firmware-util.sh

Installer recognized the CN60.

Select 2 to install a full uefi firmware.

system rebooted itself and said there was nothing to boot.

15. Create a ChromeOS Flex USB image on at least 8G USB stick - I used 16G - you cannot use Linux. You MUST use
Windows. To do this in Chrome, got o Chrome Web store and install "Chromebook Recovery Utilities" by Google. Run them. Select Google as the Vendor and Chrome OS Flex as the USB. This process is long. During one of the stages
the USB creator says that it did over 100% of work and there is a negative number of seconds remaining. Writes to the USB take a LONG time.

16. Plugin the USB into the CN60. Go to the boot menu.

17. Boot off the USB.

18. See the Chrome logo on a white screen

19. Eventually see CloudRun 2.0 installation screen

20. Select install to disk.

21. Wait for the install. The system will turn itself off when it is done.

22. Pull out your USB.

23. Boot off the disk.

24. Setup your main account - i connected it to the a Business Workspace account. It worked.
There is a difference between allowed amount to spend without approval and allow amount without an expense report. For most managers, expense reports are just part of the job, so I would not worry about that friction. Avoiding approvals is valid if you need a quick sales cycle to get rolling, but in the long run, you actually want approvals. You want everyone up the chain to have had a hand in choosing your product, because then everyone has a vested interest in keeping it to prove they made the right decision.
Canada is working on passing laws to shut down conversation online. https://www.michaelgeist.ca/2022/02/lobby-harder-canadian-he...

The government won't even tell us what the heard when the asked Canadians about this the last time it was in the works.

I for one don't trust the government (or YouTube) with power to deem that certain facts are not true, as there is every reason to believe what is deemed true might change with the winds of public opinion.
Absolutely. Especially when it comes to the frequent political stories being posted.

I keep "show dead" on for the reason you mentioned in your last paragraph. Not all dead comments are interesting or worth reading, but I like to seek out controversial takes.
This is why having a doula is so valuable. She had a clear head and advocated for us. I caught the baby and never would have asked. But the doula knew the correct time to remind the doctor.
There's still time, friends
profits are ngmi
The TI-99/4A had a similar feature in its firmware. Cartridges could install drivers for devices that appeared to BASIC as file names. For example, if you plug in the Terminal Emulator II cartridge (which had a screen reader feature using the TI Speech Synthesizer add-on) and go to BASIC, you could say OPEN #1:"SPEECH",OUTPUT and get a file handle. Writing to the file handle would cause the computer to speak the text that was written. There was another device, ALPHON, that would cause the computer to speak coded allophones.
A Woman Is Cured of HIV Using a Novel Treatment
Do you read left RTL, middle LTR, right RTL; or right RTL, middle LTR, left RTL? (Just curious.)
Mexico has dental clinics and pharmacies that are ideal for older people.
My last two upgrades were because of improved battery life and a larger screen. 6S -> 8 Plus -> iPhone 12 Pro Max.

At the rate that Apple is supporting iPhones - the 2015 iPhone 6s is still supported - I can’t see anything that would make me upgrade in the foreseeable future unless they move to USB-C.
What are your company's anti-values?
> Do you agree that the question “who cares what X says?”

Perhaps I've become desensitized, but "toxic" is not a synonym for "not supportive". Being dismissive of something or someone, or not agreeing with someone for that matter, does not mean a community or person is toxic. It just means you don't agree or support someone or something, and instead you have different opinions and support different positions.
Syria Dropping Off the Internet in 2012 Was Result of NSA Hack Gone Wrong (2014)
linear regression is what most classes start with
I think the OP is weak because it conflates ads and seo spam. Yes, Google went all in with ads, and yes, this hurt its credibility and the quality of its products.

But there is no conceivable universe where seo spam isn't the arch enemy of Google. Google needs to fight spam to survive, it knows it and it does. But that's hard. So hard in fact, that nobody else has cracked the problem, and for all the anecdotal evidence of someone switching to Bing, Google's marketshare is still utterly dominant.

The Dead Internet Theory may have some weight: Google hasn't dropped the ball, but it is slowly drowning into the sea of "content-free content".

But if that's the case, so is everyone else.
It worked - I'm running it on end of line Asus CN60 Chromebox - the following are the details.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30354398
Congratulations to us all on the bump in basic civics knowledge.

Meanwhile, on more important matters, acceptance of vaccines (which used to be nearly universally viewed as safe and effective) have plummeted.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanepe/article/PIIS2666-7...

Similar numbers can be found about faith in democracy, views toward fellow citizens, etc. It's not just lack of knowledge, it's the embracing and polarizing extremes.
Very relevant, and could not agree more. Your company does not need another process. Identify your top line goal and do whatever you have to to meet it.

"So, the next time you feel desperate, lean in. Embrace it. Use it as the fuel to create the next founding moment for your company"
Because they are more likely to have psychopathic traits than the general population, but much less so than criminals. But not really enough to worry about. The vast majority of psychopaths are in prison and regular jobs. And the vast majority of CEOs display no psychopathic tendencies.

"Roughly 4% to as high as 12% of CEOs exhibit psychopathic traits, according to some expert estimates, many times more than the 1% rate found in the general population and more in line with the 15% rate found in prisons. "

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackmccullough/2019/12/09/the-p...

https://hbr.org/2004/10/executive-psychopaths

https://psychopathyis.org/stats/

The key aspect of CEOs that make for success is aligning people with vision and some measure of bravery to eschew "traditional" and "safe" to pursue that vision. That can be either because you are a master manipulator and driven by ego-mania, or because you are genuine and compelling and understand your industry, or both.

Physiologically, you should try to be tall, good looking, outgoing, confident, somewhat narcissistic, and infected with Toxoplasmosis.

http://www.sci-news.com/medicine/toxoplasmosis-entrepreneuri...
Something with intrinsic value will never collapse to 0. A bubble to me is real prices far exceeding intrinsic value, particularly driven by psychology rather than fundamentals. Housing fits the bill to me.

There's a good argument that crypto presents similar to beanie babies, given that there is no intrinsic value to the coins themselves.

People buy crypto because they think they can sell it to somebody else for more later, not because it unlocks some value by holding it. But don't want to sidetrack the discussion.
I’m not sure I understand that use case? What is the point of a cluster without nodes.
Number of results (“match set”) can differ even with the same document corpus. e.g. Tokenization, n-grams, language analysis, stop words, synonyms, etc.

The ElasticSearch documentation is actually pretty good documentation of all search engines in general.
What do you think a government would do if the private key was forgotten and not backed up?
Yes, but this is not a printable character.

None of these will be shown, but ddg will recognise them as control characters though.
https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/category/Cc
Your earning potential is fine. You really, really don't want to be a sociopath, because sociopaths suck at taking advantage of win-win opportunities. As a rule, they more or less hate the world around them and feel that the only way to win is to screw everyone else. Just focus on playing the game well and you'll beat them easily. Most average people don't care much about doing either, the one real advantage sociopaths have is their focus.
I have installed it onto an Asus CN60 which is not supported by ChromeOS since Sep 2019:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30354398
In many places there was a pretty serious correction in 2008, no?

Bubble doesn't mean "pops and value goes to zero". It means something more like overvalued asset class that can lose value rapidly. If there is intrinsic value, it won't got to zero. Nobody imagines that of a real estate market outside scenarios that include major wars, etc.

House prices with any sort of scarcity are largely driven by peoples ability to pay (i.e. finance the debt).
The common cold is interesting in that it's not just one virus, but a moving target of hundreds. I've always wondered if it's their diversity actually prevents any one potentially lethal strain from becoming dominant.
My phone is for phone and messages (not email!). I do use FF on my phone with ad blocker if I have to sit around somewhere with public wifi waiting for something like auto repair work, etc. Otherwise, everything is desktop (and preferably virtualized). I work in IT. <shrugs>
Apps like this seem to have trouble attracting competent developers. They keep forgetting that incremental IDs make scraping easy.
How do people simultaneously misunderstand what the bitcoin community believes and how the code works?

This person, and many others, believe that the US government undermined “code is law” by doing the exact thing that the code is law people believe. Uh… what? There are literally so many people that think something omniscient happened. Good marketing by the US government?

If you have the keys you have the coin. The government obtained the keys because they were in plain text after brute forcing a zip file, and moved the coin. Its not even clear they were looking for that.

Everyone is on the same footing here.

I dont understand this article. What a long winded essay for these misunderstandings.
I have always had question in my mind how are Linode going to keep up with the investment required and competition from DO and Vultr which has more resources backing. It isn't just the cost in infrastructure any more. But all the software services and features from managed DB, K8s and different type of storage. Bare Metal is still coming soon.

I also hope this opens up Akamai CDN / DDoS access to consumers rather than Enterprise. Not that it matter as much anymore in the era of Cloudflare.

Hopefully this gives enough resources for Linode to continue and grow.
The on-die ECC for DDR5 is typically:

* mandatory (an hypothetical DDR5 without could have error rates so high it would basically not work)

* an implementation detail (if the raw error rate was not that high, there would be no on-die ECC)

* not reported to the CPU

It's a complete different beast than real ECC. It's not that it is bad or concerning, it is that it does not provide RAS services and, like ECC-less DDR4, should be reserved for consumer electronics for basically only tasks like entertainment. Actually, in a better world most consumer electronic should have real ECC (instead of none at all or implementation detail on-die) -- but sadly for now vendors do not do that.
Your competitor may have crazy momentum today, but who knows about the future. Companies with bright futures blow themselves up all the time.

Startups with momentum that don’t self-destruct are likely to get acquired. VCs happy, founders happy. Senior engineers will bail soon afterward and the mood will change. More unhappy people on twitter. Bugs linger and don’t get fixed. The business is now focused primarily on getting larger customers or expanding to different markets.

And that leaves you with plenty of opportunity. It might not look like it now, but their 15 minutes won’t last forever. Be happy for their success and be happy that they’re expanding the size of the market for everybody. Keep plugging away and focus on your customers.
> Metafilter isn’t toxic at all unless you have the wrong opinions.

Echo chambers have that effect on people.
Since February 15, 2022[0] almost all "*.gov.ua" sites (including banks, security departments) has DDoS'ed[1,2], some sites even gone down or disabled for prevent attackers to hack it (such as official site of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine[3]).

UPD: U.S. offers support to Ukraine over cyber attack - White House.[4]

[0] https://twitter.com/netblocks/status/1493631119669047299

[1] https://twitter.com/netblocks/status/1493643677532573696

[2] https://netblocks.org/reports/ukraine-banking-and-defence-pl...

[3] https://twitter.com/DefenceU/status/1493628291844083723

[4] https://www.reuters.com/article/ukraine-crisis-usa-cyber-idA...
It worked on CN60.
My understanding is that an electron volt is the energy an electron needs to move against an electrical gradient of 1V (imagine like rowing against the current). It is a unit of energy, so at first glance it doesn't really make much sense to use it a a mass unit. However, since e = mc2, you can calculate the mass that is equivalent to 1 eV (which, in kg, turns out to be about 10 to the power of -36).

The electron volt is related to the electric charge of the electron, not to its mass. Similarly, a magnet weights more than its strength turned into mass.
It is not inherently amoral to track a user or sell that user's data, so restricting yourself (a cost) has to have a benefit (a value) otherwise you're inventing rules for yourself that makes your journey needlessly harder.
Was there ever a serious belief that ecommerce was a bubble? At least in the case of Pets.com they were doing things like free shipping and selling products for 1/3rd cost to try and increase their customer base. It was not sustainable. Mail order catalogs (the analog analog to purchasing through online stores) had been a major driving force in commerce for well over a century by the time ecommerce got started. As a model, ecommerce had something well-founded to draw on at least.
It worked on CN60 - here are the instructions https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30354398
Ukraine requests international assistance for large-scale emergencies
Technology runs in cycles from Cambrian Explosion moments like the dot com bubble and the current NFT insanity where gazillions of tiny startups try every angle to Golden Age dominated by hyper growth of the main players to Extinction/Decline when critics all see the same flaws and start to sound the same.
Because eV is not (directly) a mass measure. Though of course it can translate into a mass. To C&P Wikipedia it's "the measure of an amount of kinetic energy gained by a single electron accelerating from rest through an electric potential difference of one volt in vacuum."
> It's only odd to you because you're not affected by it. Men in local populations have a MUCH HARDER time finding wives that are local. When a foreigner jumps in and snatches up one while barely speaking the language it's a little "wtf."

Why not simply improve their country? That would solve their problem.
Imagine it was the other way around: like you wanted to reference תֵּל־אָבִיב-יָפוֹ in the middle of an English sentence. That, but reversed.
You joke. https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/nft-cryp...
the only time I see toxicity here is in discussions around crytpo currency, vaccines and politics.
Full list of requested support is attached.[PDF]

[PDF] https://www.nato.int/nato_static_fl2014/assets/pdf/2022/2/pd...
> It's easy for an increasingly nationalistic culture to blame foreigners for exacerbating these issues.

But they are the ones who created the gender imbalance. It's completely self-imposed.
I think you make reasonable points, but I'm hoping that this means Akamai was realizing that they need to get more into self-serve and started looking around for someone to buy (since that's what bigger companies always do these days). I may be that they want to be more like Linode. At least, that's what I'm hoping.
Nah, they plan to utilize starship to the max with a similar folding mechanism as in JWST. Called LUVOIR-A. What I meant is that with this mirror folding scheme and a starship stage with fairings they could launch a telescope even larger than LUVOIR-A. Like an enormous orbital telescope.
And emacs is.. well, okay, that one's not a good example.
You won't live long enough to read them. If a strong-enough EMP hits in orbit, it will immediately take out all vehicles and electricity. With that, refrigerated food expires and transport of new food ends as all vehicles and trains have computer chips and should you have a classic car with no chips, the fuel pumps need electricity to operate. Horses and gauge-compatible steam engines are scarce these days, so you'll be left with cans and dry goods like rice, all the while fighting everyone else for access to the diminishing stocks of their personal food supply. The stores will be looted/empty in short order. Basically, almost everyone in an urban population is going to die after cannibalization runs out. Only remote rural farmers might survive.
Prices will never stop going up if your unit of account measuring stick never stops shrinking.
You mean your arbitrarily sanctioned title to the publicly available monkey jpeg?
One thing I notice about this is the character of the counter-protestors rhetoric:

The signs and narrative I see are all about hating a group and to some extent a viewpoint - they don't like the truckers and they don't like the idea that people reject government imposition during covid.

This is very different than the freedom convoy members themselves, who are protesting against the government, not their fellow man, and whose anger is directed to the government.

Agree or disagree with the protestors in ottawa, it's hate that's driving this counterprotest and it's really scary
I would actually pose this question another way. Absent the obvious political reasons (Cold War), did we go to the moon too early? The Apollo program was a combination of bleeding edge innovation (some of the first uses of transistors) and brute force (massive industrial efforts, orbital math using paper and slide rules).

Suppose that never happened. Suppose we had ICBMs and satellites but never felt the need to go to the moon or even develop human spaceflight. If we were to spin up a new space program today, we would be missing decades of human spaceflight knowledge, BUT we would have the advantage of modern robotics, aerodynamic modeling software, 3d printing, and everything else.

For that matter, we might have been able to go to Mars in the 80s if we were willing to "brute force" the problem (see von Braun's books). But maybe the smart move is/was to invest in other areas instead and wait for the progression of technology to make such endeavors more affordable, and by extension, sustainable instead of being a one-off novelty project like Apollo.

On the other hand, history doesn't exist in a vacuum. As expensive as they were, I think Apollo and the Shuttle got multiple generations interested in space; not just science fiction but the pairing of imagination with reality, so it's impossible to predict where the public (or even billionaire-class) excitement about space would have be without them.
Amazon. https://fortune.com/2010/10/22/the-amazing-amazon-stock-bubb...

The internet. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/paul-krugman-internets-eff...

Bitcoin. https://www.bitcoinisdead.org/
> All these ills are more visible in crypto markets. But are they more common? I am not sure. What I am sure of is that in traditional private markets, there is simply no way to track and analyze insider trading, wash trading, and market concentration with such accuracy.

Does anyone have pointers for techniques and tools for this type of analysis?
oh, true, large ones have indeed not come down in price as much as I thought, that is an argument.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220212213356/https://www.latim...
one mild problem is that kik is from canada

the fbi's real world response would be "let us introduce you to some canadian officers, and we're going to help, but it's actually up to them"

still, as the former owner of an ISP, i've had to do this, and they're actually quite professional and reasonable about it
Smoked meats
Q4 I believe is typically when new iPhones are announced and launched.
I only use YouTube through my PC and NewPipe. I did not get any Shorts recommended to me so far.

I believe I encountered an A/B test starting today. While looking at a channel, I saw the Short under "Videos" as a regular video. But refreshing the page, I can no longer see it there, but only on the channel page, under Shorts.

I discovered that a Short can be viewed as a video by replacing its https://www.youtube.com/shorts/<ID> URL with regular https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<ID>.

I despise the fact that I can't rewind. Needless to say, the experience falls... short.
Old hacker culture, no, current hacker culture, yes. Anime themed ricing of Linux distros is extremely common, there are probably more anime profile pictures than not in some communities I hang out in
Signups can't be Show HN's, take a look at

https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

Show HN is for things people can try right now.
>single player Lovecraftian text editor

I hope that was not a typo and would love to see what a Lovecraftian text editor looks like.
I'm a remote rural farmer.
European's attitude toward basic second amendment rights is weird.

The Royal Family having full gun rooms is ok and a tradition but the blebs even having access to a basic weapon is “problematic”.
Are people making that move because they prefer the location if their current location had enough housing? I guess more "Are they moving b/c the building is happening there and not in CA?".
I can see this being a win-win. I actually started chatting more frequently with people I hadn't chatted more often with because of Wordle. We're basically bonding over Wordle.
If you don't mind sharing, how long ago was this? And do you know if the attitude is, "this is hard and we blew it, let's by an expert and learn from them" or was it, "we only failed because <excuse> let's buy a starter platform and use it as the foundation?"
Perhaps, but Gutenberg is adding a huge amount of good quality content as of late, thanks to their Distributed Proofreaders community. Older content will soon be a small fraction of the total, and much of it will be picked up and updated to current standards.