skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
just so you know, your assumption i am not using the right tools feels almost insulting to me considering i made no claim about any tooling used. i am using systemd-networkd to setup networking anywhere, i never touch wg-quick because it is no fit for my use cases. i have multiple routing tables and do policy routing and i would really like to have the "via" in the routing tables to have a meaning to wireguards crypto routing thing. i.e. i want to be able to set "AllowedIPs" based upon the routing table very similar to reverse path filtering. i know i can setup multiple interfaces with multiple keys to exchange and multiple ports to set and to make sure every client that needs to is kept in sync.... but it would be much nicer if i could handle it like an ip-ip tunnel and make routing decisions with software build for this purpose.
I found much better solution. I just reset my twitter password to a random string and threw it away. And never go to that site again. And voila - no bad tweets!
This comment completely misses the point of the article. I wonder if people even read it.
It’s reached the point where I now look at people using two stroke lawn mowers and instinctively think its weird that they’re using such crude and uncivilized technology. The noise alone is a reason to switch, imho.
But this game is not at all like any of those games, did you even read the article?
Not to mention increase in sugars in foods; soda pops also drastically increased from 8oz to 20oz. Combined with even small decreases in activity can add up quickly.
only AskQL!
So you didn't read the article.
> Yet if a student defines "success" as "playing a musical instrument really well" you'll think that he is well-rounded and deserves to get admitted.

East Asian female at my high school.

- 1st chair violin in the city youth orchestra

- perfect grades

- very high SAT scores

- no sports

- took or tested out of all of the classes in our high school except advanced and AP German… in three years

- admitted into MIT after her junior year

- IIRC, she had some volunteer activities in a science research lab, but nothing significant like being an author on a research paper.

She seemed to be well-rounded enough.
Apparently nobody wants to take the 'secure default' performance hit of setting CONFIG_INIT_STACK_ALL_ZERO , as it will look slower compared to other distros.
For a long time, you could get into any voicemail account by spoof calling that phone number to itself - most of the time they weren't password protected.
#45 is a classic French song! Incredible to see that it's 2000+ years old!

Ma mère m'a donné cent sous pour m'acheter des bretelles
J'ai gardé mes cent sous pour aller au bordel
Chemin faisant, j'ai rencontré grand-mère
Où vas-tu mon enfant, je m'en vais au bordel
Garde donc tes cent sous, je ferai bien l'affaire
J'ai gardé mes cent sous et j'ai baisé grand-mère
Chemin rentrant j'ai rencontré mon père
D'où viens-tu mon enfant, je viens de baiser grand-mère
Enfant de salaud, tu viens de baiser ma mère
Salaud toi-même, t'as bien baisé la mienne

losely translated:

My mother gave me a fiver to buy suspenders
I saved the money to go to the whorehouse instead
Along the way, I met Grandma
Where are you going she said; I said I'm going to the whorehouse
Keep your money, I'll do it for free
I kept the money and fucked grandma
On the way home I met my father
What's up said my father; I just fucked grandma, said I
Son of a bitch! you fucked my mother
SOB yourself, you fucked mine
Here you go,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_transport#/media/File...

Hope that's clear enough.
Part of the reason why all cars seem to look the same nowadays is that maximizing aerodynamics, passenger safety, interior volume, and comfort doesn’t leave the designer a lot of room to work with. Very little of the “sameness” is driven by the propulsion mechanism; EVs are already becoming similar but with a frunk.
Which on x86, one could trap on overflow. That is one of those legacy options people complain about because they aren't used by C. I'm not sure that is as easy on Arm/etc because IIRC there isn't an integer overflow exception.

For whatever reason most newer languages (say rust) don't actually solve this problem either. They could diverge from the normal and do saturating (which arm does have) ints, or throw exceptions on overflow/underflow, but they don't because that would be to hard when they have to manually check overflow on each operation because its not a common feature of many processor arches.

edit: although LEA is one of the instructions which avoids flags updates, so even if you wanted to trap it probably wouldn't.
It's interesting how further up someone accused people of opposing nuclear energy for ideological reasons and then read proposals like this, which are completely removed from reality.

Building drones that can lift containers from cargoships requires electricity/energy storage densities that are so far beyond anything realistic. A container can weigh up to 28 tonnes, there was exactly one helicopter that could carry this kind of load the Mil Mi-12 and that looked really more like a plane. Moreover if we would have those kind of densities why would we even use nuclear ships?
Playing with Sigwinch
you configure modems still the same way. you still have modems in IoT devices. what changed are the capabilities, esp. the power states. these trackers can sleep most of the time, only wake up periodically, so they can survive on battery for several years.

most sensors are connected via I2C to the CPU. some weird ones via SPI.
most GPS sensors are different, they connect mostly via UART. so you can connect to them directly, bypassing the CPU.
You're allowed to leave the house on Shabbat!

The eruv (string around the neighborhood) is to get around the prohibition on carrying things between a "public" domain and a "private" domain. This prohibition is very broad - having your house keys in your pants pocket as you leave your house counts as "carrying" as does pushing a stroller. The eruv allows the whole neighborhood to be considered a "private" area and sidesteps this prohibition.

However there are definitely Jewish communities that don't have an eruv or wouldn't make use of it if there is one in the neighborhood.
Does anyone the difference of the environmental impact a between fuel powered thing like a car or lawnmower versus an electric car or lawnmower powered by a coal fired power plant? (assuming typical manufacturing methods for the battery as of 2022)
America deserves to go downhill if this seems like a good idea.

Standardized testing is a joke. There are other, better forms of tests. See: Europe
> I regularly lie

I take that to include, lying regularly on HN. You act like it's no big deal. How many people regularly lie on here, do you think? Sure, you are asking about it now, I guess that's good. I would guess, vanishingly few, besides maybe the lunatic/troll fringe who get banned.

I can't imagine lying on here or any other internet forum, or a real life forum, and it's disturbing to see the way you convince yourself it isn't wrong, and has no bad effects. "I don't think anything I've done has any real impact on people." - how would you know if it did? You assume it's fine. I don't think so. I don't know what to say besides, that sounds very wrong. I've seen documentaries about internet trolls where they evidently say to themselves "It's not illegal, so I've done nothing wrong". As if ethics, right and wrong, does not exist. I get a similar feeling from reading your comments.

Also I try not to say untrue things. Not to claim knowledge of something I'm not certain of. The truth is all we have. It's very valuable.

[after actually looking at a couple of your links] Ok, that's much worse that I thought.

Read this and see if you recognize yourself in it as much as I did (a lot), from the little I know about you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopathy

p.s. ..Do you (like in the 10 years you've been on here) assume most people on HN are being honest, or do you consider they may be trolling and not believe a word people say? The world kind of relies on most people not being like you, doesn't it?
"The researchers analyzed records from more than 1.1 million babies born in Denmark between 1997 and 2016, using the country’s comprehensive medical registries to connect data on births, paternal metformin prescriptions, and birth defects."

Did they look for any defect correlated with any drug? Because if they did, random chance alone would find something.

Anyone read the actual study?
Much discussion about induction cooktops here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30654693
Ask HN: Which are some less-known CS/Math courses with public course content?
The public course pages may contain videos, notes, assignments. We all know about MIT OCW and some public Berkeley courses. But there must be other courses with public content which should be famous but are not at the moment for the quality of their content.

Two such examples:

1. Functional Programming - http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~pszgmh/pgp.html

2. Advanced Functional Programming - http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~pszgmh/afp.html

It can be both upper level and lower level courses.

Or it may not be a course in the traditional sense, but, a freely available online material that should deserve recognition more than it gets.
The lower performing areas in the US tend to have one of two problems:

1) Very high percentage of immigrants and / or English as a second language learners. These students have multiple disadvantages.

2) A local culture that dismisses education. Two personal anecdotes: One poor rural white 6 year old boy swore at and otherwise rejected his teachers authority. She was a friend of mine and mentioned many kids are like that there because the parents are passing on their own behaviors. Other anecdote, a black friend who grew up in an dense inner city said he was locked at school by his peers for "acting white" when he tried to get decent grades.

Number 2 is obviously more prevalent, likely due to most jobs not actually needing a college diploma and not caring about your grades in some areas, and the persistent crime culture in others (gangs in the cities, meth in the country).
You assume there is some interest in the viewpoint in any way whatsoever. There are vast subsets of humanity that I don’t want to hear anything from. Life is too short.
IMHO we could all use a little more humility, openness that our convictions may be wrong, openness to additional nuance in our positions, and sympathy for people with different opinions. Especially in online discourse.

We don’t need tools that catalyze groupthink stratification.
How to Open Two Locks with One Key
I've been participating in online communities since 1996 and no one has yet figured out that I am actually a dog.
Related discussion yesterday - Hedges' article about these events: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30825144
Out of bounds access, uninitialized stack data with an extremely weak language that doesn’t check any of that and happily compiles that hidden footgun gives you an escalation of privileges vulnerability.

Perhaps Rust would have prevented this in the first place. But the entirety of Linux and the ancient UNIX philosophy is a giant labyrinth full of cobwebs riddled with hidden traps, landmines and trip-wires beyond exploring.

Must be the worlds largest and endless minesweeper game discovering all those C style vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel.
I actually obtained an offer from Yammer (Microsoft) at the same time.

This offer is what I used to negotiate Apple’s offer.

They went up a several thousand dollars in the signing bonus, but that doesn’t help much if the base salary is average compared to other medium-sized companies in the cities. A bank is not going to give a good mortgage based on compound (imaginary) income, unless I have at least one year of work experience in that company (to use tax forms as proof of income).
We have this conversation on this forum a lot, and many of us are emphatically pro nuclear power. I’m not sure what you’re talking about tbh.
There are some people who are "nerdy" in a different way, and actually like the noise, for example. Different strokes for different folks :)
Possibly a lot of the 40k went into branding and other fluff, but something in the core engine might have intrinsic value even if its extrinsic value wasn't properly realised or couldn't find a place in the market as a standalone product.

It would be nice if there were some kind of universal project "retirement home" where these sorts of things could go to pasture, caretakers could prod at the idea and pull it apart, find the intrinsic value if any, and integrate the guts of it into some broader universal API. Such a platform of trinkets that solve tiny everyday problems that individually have little value might actually be useful in any sort of recommendation engine. API calls could be metered so the original creators of each piece get some kind of return however small.

Give me 40k and some failed IPs to play with and I'll deliver a prototype in a few months...
I received this exact text message today. I’ve since deleted it.

Additionally hours later I received a text about smoking weed.

Both links in these text messages, after further investigation, brought me to Russian owned sites as the article described.
You're right in one way, but not another. Small increases in caloric content can have a large and counter-intuitive impact due to the nature of systems in equilibrium: just one small soda or candy bar a day above your equilibrium will drive large weight gains.

But you're not factoring in the fact that as your weight increases so does your idle energy costs, meaning that as you gain weight you burn more calories doing nothing. Put another way, if today you burn 1500 calories a day idle, and you start eating 2000 calories a day - at some point you will reach an equilibrium, likely well before you're obese.

I'm also in the camp that thinks that lifestyle explanation for rises in obesity is completely unsubstantiated.
Yes and no. It’s most likely because exim is the mail manager for cPanel which is still very popular. IMO any server that is non-cPanel with a mail server is most likely using Postfix.
That said, good call on pointing out the "Gov.uk design system"—searching for this brought up a lot of good talks, which might be part of what I'm remembering:

https://obyford.com/posts/inclusive-forms/
https://www.designsystemtalks.com/talks/accessibility-in-the...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wprWuTvhec4
> yet somehow asian americans being discriminated at ivy leagues even with good standardized test score is not seen as systematic racism.

People throw this out as though it is fact, when in reality:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Students_for_Fair_Admissions...

“In October 2019, Judge Allison D. Burroughs ruled that Harvard College's admissions policies do not unduly discriminate against Asian Americans.”

“In February 2020, SFFA filed an appeal in the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The court heard oral arguments in mid-2020 and ultimately ruled in late 2020 in favor of Harvard, concluding that Judge Burroughs had not erred in her ruling and major factual findings.”

Elite admissions is more than great grades and great standardized test scores. Some folks may not like the fact that this is true, but that doesn’t make it less true, and it doesn’t (necessarily) make it racist.
Not all of the (official) youtube clients have this feature. The AppleTV client does not. And if I load the page on my desktop client (hopping to choose "don't recommend channel" there) the thing I want to block is not recommended on that platform...
People who want to earn more than UBI are getting the work done.

Also if you believe most work is now bullshit jobs, and a lot of UBI-ers will be say giving their kids, parents, etc. more time and care, then this kind of directs money away from BS towards non-BS. For example BS is another say VP of internet junk food delivery marketing, whose top customer is the VC funneling printed money. Non-BS is someone growing veggies because they have the time, and chatting to the 80 year old next door who loves the company.
It's not clear to me. If you're able to estimate the fraction of cargo shipped on short-haul coastal routes from that picture, can you share what number you arrived at and how?
Decrypt your own SSL traffic with Wireshark by getting browser to log its keys
nowadays you'd install an E-Sim, which is just a code, not a physical card anymore.

jamming GNSS satellite connection? only heard of Russians doing that. could be more expensive than exploring this little modem.
I totally agree Putin has to take the responsibility for this action, which is very stupid. In legal terms, definitely Russia bear the responsibility of starting the war. I think this is what the west is best at, always right on legality.

Ukraine is at loss, Russia will be weaker, it is a good strategy for the US, Europe will spend more money (but they are rich). The developing world is going to suffer with the food price and energy prices. Developing world is going to bear the cost of the war and sanctions.

From US the point of view, not deescalation is the best option. You know what US could give? Just tell Ukraine that NATO is not the best option for it, could be behind doors, I am sure US does this all the time. Unfortunately Ukraine was not discouraged, rather encouraged to pursue a dead end.
Today I discovered a video of someone who walks into a forest in winter and builds an overnight shelter out of pine trees, lights a fire and sleeps the night in -25C/-9F temperatures with just a woolen blanket. There is no talking. His channel has about 380k subscribers.

The video has TEN MILLION views. So many of the comments are of the form "this is the most beautiful/relaxing/wonderful thing I've seen in years".

Things that engender good feelings do propagate.
It’s generally not a good idea to store a gas mower with a tank of gas in it (plus oil) on its side or on its end for a long period of time.
Plenty of languages older than C would have caught that.
I mean, it's not like some abstract denial of convergent sums. You can work out the sum yourself, it doesn't converge. The density doesn't matter if it's consistent through the universe (which is one of the possible outs, but our universe is indeed consistent on the very large scale). The article explains it pretty well, and it's not hard to formalize:

> To show this, we divide the universe into a series of concentric shells, 1 light year thick. A certain number of stars will be in the shell 1,000,000,000 to 1,000,000,001 light years away. If the universe is homogeneous at a large scale, then there would be four times as many stars in a second shell, which is between 2,000,000,000 and 2,000,000,001 light years away. However, the second shell is twice as far away, so each star in it would appear one quarter as bright as the stars in the first shell. Thus the total light received from the second shell is the same as the total light received from the first shell.

The argument that the universe would collapse in on itself is made using similar math (gravity decreasing with the square of the distance is by no accident the same as brightness) so if you buy one you sorta have to buy the other. Of course, the universe probably is infinite and isn't collapsing in on itself, but that's because of dark energy (OK yes, there are all sorts of universes that obey relativity, and some of them are infinite and not collapsing, but if we live in one of those no one's found the solution that fits our observations. The dominant thinking was that the universe would eventually collapse until we discovered it's actually expanding).
So don't pay $2 a bottle. Buy it for $.03 per gallon from your taps.

The only time I buy a bottle of water is when I need a "canteen".
Thanks for pissing in the pool I guess.
To me this is speaking to the echo chamber. I am so used to seeing this type of message, along with "Politics is the mind kill" and I nearly always see both blithely accepted, perpetuated, and unchallenged.

It also seems a ridiculously strong stance to take, 'going cold turkey on news.' A naunced point about how low quality discussion or sensational takes do more harm than good is reasonable, but this is not that. They themselves are neither long form, or considered and this website linking to their post is titled "Hacker News." It's ironic, to truly heed their advice we should ignore them.
"if you can't get everything done in under an hour you're better off just charging them on the ship."

Why not both? charge on-ship batteries while swapping off-ship batteries.
Electro Magnetic Pulses? The thing that requires us to detonate a nuclear weapon to create at any meaningful scale? No. I wouldn’t worry about that at all.

Besides, if we somehow managed to create an EMP above your city and not set off a full scale nuclear war, your gasoline car and gas pump wouldn’t work either. Those also have computers in them that are critical to their functioning.
That’s not how supply and demand works.
Yes. It is my dream to be free (sleep anytime primarily) and just hack on things. Live somewhere remote with land/some water. This assumes I can still buy things like electronics/tools for the project.

It's not a dream I'm working towards it just slow.
Quantum Field Theory in a Nutshell
It's easy to demonize fast-food but that's not even the worst of it.

High-fructose corn syrup has been added to so many foods that didn't have it 10-20 years ago.

The second or third ingredient on a bottle of ketchup, for example, is high-fructose corn syrup. You can get ketchup that doesn't have high-fructose corn syrup added to it; often it's a natural or organic brand that often costs more than the regular brand.

And depending on where someone lives, brands without refined sugars may not be readily available. Google "food desert" and see what comes up.

It was literally impossible a generation or two ago to ingest the amount of carbohydrates the average American gets just from eating prepared and processed foods today.
True. Although, I am not comparing my offer with Apple salaries in the US, they are obviously much more higher. I am explicitely comparing my offer with Apple salaries in Canada (the link in the TL;DR of my original post). Notice that the recruiter said they strive to pay 75th of market rate, which, according to Levels.FYI, is USD $290k per year.

If we are to believe Levels.FYI, Apple is low-balling me for approximately USD $60k per year, which is obviously peanuts for a $3 Trillion company. Meanwhile, U$60k is the equivalent of eighteen (18) years of minimum wage salary (accounting for inflation) in my home country. My family would be set for life if I could send them that money.
I for one could use a little less madness such as QAnon. It used to amuse me from some theoretical viewpoint, but since it has penetrated mainstream it just drains me.
That map actually makes me think the statement is true. Even if there are a bunch of ships crossing the Atlantic and the Pacific, the really thick streams of ships mostly stick close to land. The only heavily-trafficked routes that stray far from land are the Singapore - South Africa route and to a lesser extent the South Africa - Brazil routes.

The Great Circle between Los Angeles and Beijing cuts through Dutch Harbor and the Aleutians.
http://www.gcmap.com/mapui?P=PEK-LAX

There are certainly remaining routes that might not be well-served by the "electric short hop" strategy, but I think most of the world's shipping routes could be amenable to Fleetzero's electrification plan.

And a bigger version of that same map:

https://www.shipmap.org/
I'll run it if you let me build it my way