skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And or the fact they couldn't win over their workers is a sign to higher ups that they weren't good managers.
I simply won’t use any service that requires a phone and doesn’t allow other options. I am opposed to a future in which phones are a necessity of life rather than merely a convenience.

And to the people who say “but desktops/laptops are already a necessity of life” - yes, and that’s a problem. We need to be actively thinking of ways to roll things back, rather than allowing technology to become more and more integrated into life.
https://www.amazon.com/Panasonic-Electric-ES8103S-Nanotech-F...

is a solid product that I've been using over 15 years
Safety razor, shave bar, and blades. I don’t even think about the cost because it’s so little.
This is cool. It would be neat if I could click the book to view the Librarything page for it.
I’m lactose intolerant so suffer from stomach issues regularly, but I’m going to see if drinking Coke Zero also has a similar affect.
I managed some data centers a couple of decades ago. I always had trouble sleeping when I visited the Miami location. Ultimately figured out that the automated espresso machine that was literally 4 steps from my desk that I was hitting 5x+ a day, coupled with the facility’s afternoon tradition of the employees walking around dropping multiple shots of their Cuban coffee coladas on my desk would amp up my caffeine.

Those were good times.
I think this is one of the cases where Apple doing hardware and software shines through. They’ve made macOS resume quickly from sleep, to the point where I’ve never really thought about/noticed the problem you’re describing. So the LED really isn’t needed for 99% of the users, the same way that you don’t have a power LED on iPhones or iPads. On recent models the login screen is there before you’ve fully opened the lid.

(It’s interesting in itself to track the history of power/sleep lights on MacBooks, since as far as I can remember they only turned on in the case where the internal display is off, or when the laptop was sleeping (pulsing light). Jony Ive even talked about it in the Objectified documentary: https://vimeo.com/7827217 )
Citing one outlier does not disprove a rule of thumb.
I would hope that this is not made to be the only login option. More and more it seems that you can't go through life without a smartphone.
This is false. I’ve had no communication, directly or indirectly, with Trump
> I love the convenience but this will lock people to either iOS or Android.

FIDO2 is an open standard, you can use security keys or TPMs or whatever you want.
> The more we know about intelligence, the more we can see what we still don't know

Really? Surely not to the level of the faults in current ANN based AI. Honestly, I am sometimes feeling more "at home" with "expert systems" and "case based reasoning" - "pretense" was lower and the concept more promising, both criteria read in terms of honesty.

> Couple a few GPT-like models with things like wolfram-alpha ... looks

Still "looks" though, Marco, just looks, and toys should not be all we spend our resources on. At the point that the article depicts, it is "time to stop faking it and start implementing it".
Being locked out is an improvement?
That is not an arithmetic progression; I chose my words carefully :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arithmetic_progression
… and consumer protection regulation may never arrive, while the feudal digital fiefdoms gain ever more power.
Your answer is a good one.

I’m optimistic that remote work can help society reverse course on the constraints that have trapped people into loneliness. We got into the habit of commuting during our free time, working far from home. We sometimes move cities to get a promotion at the corporate HQ or to keep a career at a company that relocated. If we don’t move, our friends may to get ahead in their careers. These constraints imposed by office work separated us from our families, communities, and friends.

With acceptance of remote work growing, hopefully fewer people will feel they must move to have a career. If that happens, people will live more places. That will improve the odds that people who can’t work remotely can, at least, work closer to home. It’s possible clubs and activity groups will make a comeback. I’ve observed signs of this already, having recently met people that are joining clubs or arts groups to replace the pure social aspects of the office. I’ve also met early career people who are excited to be living near their high school friends and families. And I know others who are happy to be able to move away, but keep a good job.
Or in the US, picking up used needles, cleaning vomit, piss and fecal matter.
There's a company selling a cartridge-esque razor that you refill with DE blades- https://leafshave.com/

It is maybe a little less foolproof than a Mach 3, but it's pretty close. Looks shiny too.
Meanwhile it's perfectly possible to cut yourself with cartridge razors too. As that saying goes, "down, not across." Move the cartridge sideways against the skin... ouch.
Thanks!

As far as business continuity for the end of our journey, that’s one of the main reasons we believe so strongly in running in your own cloud (along with extensibility, cost and compliance). I don’t believe that this means we need to be open source - it’s not on our roadmap to do that.

Our vision is to operate your control plane and configuration layer, while your customer-facing apps and data remain 100% in your control. If we are spinning down, our promise would be to give you some client-side tooling to replace the control plane, but even if we don’t keep that promise, you’d be able to figure it out on your own and nothing would affect your running apps/data. In the end we’re just configuring cloud services on your behalf and you could go back to doing that with terraform/pulumi/etc yourself (as you’d have to do today without our service).
Weird, the link is the same as the other pages and it on other sites:

https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fke...

https://feedmail.org/subscriptions/new?url=https%3A%2F%2Fkev...

However I noticed that this site also has trouble: https://discovery.thirdplace.no/?url=&q=https%3A%2F%2Fkevinc...
Not he.

But good point, immoral is probably more correct.
In what sense is this passwordless?
Which amino acids?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essential_amino_acid

"The amino acid distribution profile is less optimal in plant foods than in animal foods.[12][13] but it is not necessary to consume plant foods containing complete proteins as long as a reasonably varied diet is maintained.[14] Numerous pairs of different plant foods can provide a complete protein profile. Certain traditional combinations of foods, such as corn and beans, or beans and rice, contain the essential amino acids necessary for humans in adequate amounts.[15] The official position of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is that protein from an appropriate planned combination of a variety of plant foods eaten during the course of a day can be nutritionally adequate when caloric requirements are met.[14]"

> So I basically see no way of the plant based "meats" ever (in my life time) succeeding in getting as good food source as the real stuff designed by millions of years of evolution..

Why is the takeaway not just that humans have evolved to be healthy on a huge variety of diets?
I've seen that video, the takeaway was the difference in price is so miniscule you might as well use what you're comfortable with.
From anecdotal evidence, I've got the same pair of sneakers for... 4 years now I think? I'm using them daily and yeah, they've got dirty on the bottom, but I wouldn't consider throwing them out just due to that. I'll replace them once the sole is damaged to the point the shoes stop performing their function.

At that point, it doesn't make a difference whether it's white or black for the sole.

You could have made your point two replies earlier and it would be more clear what you consider the issue with white rubber to be.
Thank you for posting this. I saved all your responses. If you want to discuss, there’s a discord group of high-performing individuals who will encourage you to share: https://discord.com/invite/upcQfRMVhy
I mean, I guess so.

Typically, in security discussions I've had in the past, the fact you can tell which account was used to compromise your system was not considered a strong argument for a particular approach.
But does it make a difference if I have to look up how to do these things on Tasker vs how to do these things on Debian?

"Did my job run correctly?" can mean so many things. I have to define what that means for my specific use case anyhow. What does Tasker offer here?
I love Materialistic - although I'm curious: does anyone have any recommendations for other HN readers to try for Android? Thanks!
I own a variety of pans bought over the years but I've found that I am almost exclusively using a 10" cast iron pan my grandmother used to use and a 12" pan I bought for maybe $30 or $40 some decades ago as well as a 5-quart cast iron dutch oven. They're both seasoned and so are basically non-stick. They heat evenly and retain that heat for a long time. The only downside is that they're heavy so you do not want to drop them on your foot.
well, that’s how freddie mercury creeps into the car’s notification system.
Yeah, I don’t run the provider’s software on my VPSs, so it’s mostly a non-issue, especially if you encrypt your disks.
Update for fairness: Fly.io failed even quicker.

Creating postgres cluster redacted-db in organization redacted
Launching...⣻ Error failed creating the Postgres cluster redacted-db: Timeout on CreatePostgresCluster.app

Every attempt fails. There's no way I can run this for $250/mo on AWS. Now I have to pretend I'm a sysadmin and use Hetzner.
I made an app to find great food trucks near you
I wish creators offered trending RSS feeds with a new title & guid every time the views or comments/interactions double above the norm.

RSS Feed Best Practices
10 | RSS Feed Best Practices ~~~
37 | RSS Feed Best Practices ~~~~

Many already have the comment count on hand and it's not really respam in your combined feed as you get fresh data at the old position. The ~ just lets you search for hottest things when you are pressed for time as most search boxes require at least 3 chars.
Digital Ocean has a buildpack based system and is pretty darn nice.
I once bought a TV that tried to work against me (Samsung). I returned it after a few days and bought one that didn't (Sharp). This one's great! It has all the IO ports, starts quickly, and reopens the last input you selected (my Android TV box). I can even control the whole shebang from just my old Amazon Fire TV controller (it's a mix of bluetooth and IR).

Take the time to test your devices, and return them if they don't meet your needs. I've also had CRTs in the past that disappointed and I had to return. Fortunately, these modern TVs are light enough for one person to move.
The MsgBox is there purely for debugging purposes, you take that line out before the software is put in front of users. A single object or function can generate multiple error numbers at different points & in different situations-- ideally you trap and handle them all (in varying ways depending on the type of error) during the debugging phase.
I’m always amazed when a natural phenomenon like this is predicted and then discovered a few decades later. The genius and creativity required to think of something like this is impressive… And then the joy of validation!
Yep that was it. Many thanks.
It isn’t aspertame as that’s been heavily used in all sorts of sugar free things for decades. However, it’s heat sensitive and might also be as acid sensitive, going skunky tasting over time. Asulfame-k (sp) has replaced it a while back. Can’t abide splenda and it helped me break a diet Pepsi habit from really ancient times.

Canad allows cyclamate which is reasonable tasting, and I’m one of those who find stevia bitter rather than sweet. Who knows what’s in cokes secret ingredients and whether the water used to make the canned product was tainted. Take one from the pack to have it analyzed if you get sick.

Could somebody post the artificial sweeteners used? I thought it was intended to compete with Pepsi Max which has a thicker taste than diet pepsi.
You can cut yourself with a multi-blade razor too. The point is, little of the blade is actually exposed, so it won't be a serious injury.

A straight edged razor, by contrast, is just a knife, that you actually can kill yourself with by slicing deep enough into your neck to take out a major artery. You can't do that with a safety/multi-edge razor.
So is this a book mostly on Linux or Linux with systemd?
Humans can live perfectly fine on vegetarian diets. Even grow "strong" as you define it. Please go read something real
Sure, don't disagree. The parent poster said all. I was simply pointing out that all is the wrong word.
Once you use them as the gatekeeper for auth ans identity, it becomes that much harder to delete that Facebook or switch phone brands. Not to mention much deeper insight into your activity everywhere.
Was also never taught to shave and have similar setup. I really wish I would have discovered styptic pencils sooner - would have saved me the embarrassment of going to work with pieces of tissue paper all over my face lol.
I don't understand why so many websites insist on using valid email/phone and password at the same time.

Just implement login via email/sms and that's about it.

Now when it comes to this "phone" authentication, I'm not sure that I like this idea. I have good control over my phone number. I have good control over my domain and email (that's not true for most users, but they have the option). But making all my digital life depending on Apple or Google: that I don't like.
They don’t use TPU cores, but most of not all modern commercial helicopters and aircraft have vibration monitoring and reporting. I would assume the same is the case in many other industrial systems as well.
That two-bladed razor is the same style as the one my father gave me when I was 16. In those days it was called a "safety razor". Nowadays I use a straight razor ("cutthroat") for the first over, and a Mach III for a second over, "against the grain". I've been using cutthroats for 15 years, but I still don't have the confidence to use one against the grain.

No electric razor has ever "cut the mustard" for me. If I can't have a wet shave then I'll stay with the beard, thanks.

A cutthroat of course has no replaceables; but you do need a strop and a stone. I have a belgian stone, which I pass the razors over every 6 months or so.

No pressurised cans of foam for me; I use a cream from The Body Shop, but I could just use a puck of soap like everyone else. Anyway, that means I need a brush: I use a silverpoint badger brush.

So two cutthroats: call it £100 each. One badger brush: about £50. Belgian stone: £120. Total: £370 one-off cost (brushes do wear out, but if you dry them properly they should last 20 years). The Mach III blades are good for about a dozen shaves each, and give a pretty good "baby's bottom" finish. I use a bay rum cologne as an aftershave lotion.

Truth is, I happen to like sharp blades. So I use the belgian stone on my carbon-steel chef's knife and my Buck pocket knife.
The same reason it’s fine to subsidize bridges, public transport, and the food that enables cities?m
I have, but that's good advice.
The Verb-Noun convention isn't that bad once you learn the approved verbs well enough to know which one the command you're looking for would be using. After you have the right verb, tab-completion works fine. Also, `Get-Command` (built-in alias `gcm`) is very helpful. E.g.

PS> gcm *build*

CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Alias Build-Checkpoint 5.8.6 InvokeBuild
Alias Build-Parallel 5.8.6 InvokeBuild
Alias Invoke-Build 5.8.6 InvokeBuild
Application mcbuilder.exe 10.0.2200… C:\Windows\system32\mcbuilder.exe

Or find everything from a module:

PS> gcm -m InvokeBuild

CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Alias Build-Checkpoint 5.8.6 InvokeBuild
Alias Build-Parallel 5.8.6 InvokeBuild
Alias Invoke-Build 5.8.6 InvokeBuild

And at least if you use `MenuComplete` for tab (`Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key Tab -Function MenuComplete` in your profile), you can also just write `*<noun>` and hit tab. It will offer completions regardless of the verb.
If you expect to receive external contributions, the Apache 2.0 license can be a pretty good choice, because it has a clause to automatically grant you a license on contributions (be them code or just ideas):

> Unless You explicitly state otherwise, any Contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the Work by You to the Licensor shall be under the terms and conditions of this License, without any additional terms or conditions.

I am using it for https://letsblock.it, so that I can ensure the filter corpus is in the right license without requiring a CLA.
Of course, you already are if you use a password manager. (ADDED: As noted elsewhere, password managers can also be accessed from other devices so not the same.)

I agree with your basic point though. Smartphones are the default for doing more and more things. And when traveling, I try to have reasonably backups for maps, itineraries, etc. But I'm hardly religious about it and my phone breaking or getting lost/stolen when traveling would be a major hassle.
Try wet shaving with a double edge blade and old fashioned security razor. You will find that your costs will go down significantly, your shave may improve and you will be using quality products too
I find i accidentally unlock my phone in my pocket all the dang time. Is annoying how easy it is to do. :(
> I also get less skin irritation from the safety razor compared to the Mach3

Isnt't Mach3 a safety razor?
No CRT has tried to work against me; they just, at worst, suck. I do have a trinitron in my basement that has Zero of these problems, of course!

Now of course I can return my Samsung TVs, but I do test my devices somewhat, and Samsung seems to have the best overall TVs, looking at aspects like value, panel quality, latency in game mode, etc. Other models I’ve tried (Vizeo, whatever the hell Best Buy sells generically) have been very disappointing. Sony screens are probably much better, but cost an absolute FORTUNE.
It’s not going to be great pay, but this is a transcription platform: https://www.rev.com/freelancers/transcription
His video about dish washer pods explain they also work significantly worse since your dishwasher was designed with a pre-rinse area to use soap twice during a cleaning cycle. A pod will not be able to be used twice and leaves dishes dirtier.
Kind of old fashioned advice. But older people will push marriage or college as "affordable" despite evidence and numbers.

Tip: instead of shaving foam, use high fat substance, like coconut oil.
You may want to consider vanilla kubernetes and https://codezero.io for the development part of the SDLC. Also, here are some considerations when taking a platform based vs tools set based approach to the whole SDLC https://blog.codezero.io/5-myths-of-kubernetes/
Do these go for the eSIMs you can buy online too?
> It is not more inconvenient to use cast iron

For you perhaps. I cannot handle the weight as easily, and there are a lot of extra steps to keep it clean which need handling (especially over a sink). Extrapolate to the whole population and you can see why there is a market for them.
A password is something you can remember with just your memory, a hardware token is a physical object you need to have to use (and can be lost).
There should be, it is a failure of the founding fathers that they did not forsee the importance of finance. I honestly expected better from Franklin.
At least patwaris are mad?
I like how the author gives himself a 5 out of 10. That’s BS. At most it’s a 1 out of 10 (waiting for a taxi).

I hate it when “futurists” cherry pick an outlier situation and say their prediction was accurate - like the bartender example.

When people Read these predictions, they assume it’s going to be a widely occurring instance, not some cockamamie example
> some sort of finite state automata.

Why not go one step further and have build in game engines that will work like imaginations of future states based from interactions within and between engines.
Nice! Simple and effective. For those looking for something more goodreads-looking, I can recommend BookWyrm.
I hadn't heard of this.

Doesn't matter. RICA requires you to give a current and valid proof of address and government issued ID when buying a sim card.

Biometrics is unnecessary. Also probably useless, given how often those systems are broken
Except that it’s also way more expensive and wasteful (edit: both because you have to buy them more often and because each pod is more packaging and the packaging for all of the pods has to be sealed, unlike powder in cardboard…) than just grabbing the powder. If the discomfort from using powder over plastic pods is anything more than completely trivial to you, I’m not sure we can communicate meaningfully on this subject matter.
it was revolutionary at the time. It doesn't need a sim to be useful, it needs software. Lots of software exists but new things are also an option.

say, what does a video doorbell with a screen cost?

Reducing the functionality to a single thing it would do better as a proverbial alarm clock than my flagship phone where i cant seem to figure out how to kill all sound except from the alarm.
Not a hiring freeze per say, but the hiring plans are reduced for the rest of the year due to high inflation and more conservative customer spending. Contractors and non-key consultants are not getting their contracts renewed either.
you still need git or other cvs for the tarball approach
The gut-wrenching history of black babies and alligators
Windows 11 can update without peoblems with unsupported hardware. The only thing that's different is a warning in the settings. One Microsoft employee even used a 7th gen Intel CPU during an official screencast.
The ongoing search for MMAP_lock scalability
Have you considered that you don't have to throw out your shoes just because they're dirty? You don't throw away your clothes when they're dirty, do you? What about dishes? I buy new shoes when my old shoes are broken and they can't be fixed anymore. If you like to throw away your shoes when they get dirty, you do you, but in that case you'll be throwing money at the very same industry you seem to strongly dislike. As a saner alternative, I recommend not caring so much about what your shoes look like, they're just shoes.
To some extent, they are probably already being left behind; it’s just that it’s a more gradual thing than if smartphone becomes a hard blocker to a something that’s essential in life.
It's much more likely for the average user to forget their password than have their account banned deliberately. This would, overall, reduce friction when logging in.
We still have them here in India
Do you think someone with accessibility issues care about sharp fonts? Let me tell you NO , maybe for some minority but we are just trying to have text/buttons large enough to be able to read and click them, we don't care that fonts don't look crisp for a person with good eyes.
Like the acquired/abandoned https://github.com/kryptco/kr with iOS and Android apps all under an "All Rights Reserved"-source license?

> SSH auth + Git commit/tag signing using a key stored [on your device]

> turns your [...] device into a WebAuthn/U2F Authenticator
NPM package with 1.4M weekly downloads ditches npmjs.com for own CDN