skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unicode domain names are a security threat, due to homographs.
> This is the standard argument as to why no government regulation is necessary -- "because you can just walk away/change jobs!"

I didn't say this because I think government regulation or unionization isn't necessary.

I said it because I don't believe government regulation will happen in the US in my lifetime. Nor do I expect to see the big 4 consulting firms unionized before Judgment Day. And, yes, I have lost jobs for not picking up the phone at 10pm on a Saturday night. Freedom isn't free.

I look for individual solutions to systemic issues because I don't trust the collective to have my back. I understand that collective action is necessary, but let's face it: the left in the US is too busy dicking around with the culture war to show up for the class war. They think that labels describing race, gender, sexuality, etc matter more than whether you're working-class or owning-class.

I'm looking out for myself because I've given up on anybody else looking out for me. I advise others to do the same.
TFA does mention terminfo at the very end:

> being compatible only with ANSI-capable terminals is a feature, not a bug, go the fuck away. terminfo is a fucking joke. nobody needs to target obscure dumb terminals (or smart terminals, for that matter) from 1983 anymore.

I don't have the expertise to opinion on this. But AFAICT most terminals that people still use[1] will self-report as xterm or xterm-256color so they'll only use the xterm escape sequences anyway.

[1] kitty is a notable exception. But it's rarely supported on preinstalled terminfo's, and manually adding them to all the remote servers that you access is a PITA.
I also imagine running the cameras would suck a lot more juice out of the battery than a few BLE radios.
I don't see how it's Nvidia's job to track how their products are used exactly.
I found this thread, for future visitors: https://www.reddit.com/r/homesecurity/comments/i1q981/lookin...
I have a very similar hardware setup and love it. What benefits does OBS provide for your video conferencing? If it’s worth the extra hassle I might need to look into adding it.
I’m starting to suspect something is wrong with our Elgato card because it has been a hit and miss experience for a long time now. We also have a knock off chinese 4k stream box (not the total dirt cheap ones) and that has sometimes been better than the elgato.
David Runciman's book, "How Democracy Ends", starts with an analysis of various coups in democratic countries (post WWII) and notes how it was important to quickly take control of mass media to establish the new regime. Turns out that today, taking control of media isn't so important, and it is not just because the internet is a thing now. Rather, it is exactly because it was discovered how effective "discrediting campaigns" are.

Your example was a microcosm. Consider environmental pollution, smoking, vehicle safety, or climate change. For every Silent Spring or Unsafe at Any Speed, opposed interests just produce enough counter-claims to make many people turn away from the whole issue. And of course, modern media loves a good conflict and so boosts unreliable signals.
This would work nicely on Pinephone, because it has very efficient accelerated decoding of H.264 codec. gstreamer using kmssink consumes very little power decoding H.264 video. It would likely run at ~2W with display on, so for about 5 hours on battery (at reasonable screen brightness)
> So are you arguing that it's impossible for skilled artists to make bad art?

not in the case of Picasso.

> a master chef never makes meals that objectively taste bad, even if they are experimenting with completely new flavors and techniques?

not when they are preparing it for clients.

The point is that very skilled people are consistent

Their output is always gonna be beyond average.

> some of his experimental creations fell flat and objectively turned out bad

perhaps.

but there's no proof of it.

in fact there's proof that he's always been at Picasso's level.
That document is very good, but it mostly describes control sequences as interpreted by xterm, with some notes for other terminal emulators, too. Some of the more advances ones will have different sequences in other terminals (for example for the mouse). Most basic ones (i.e. ANSI stuff) works in pretty much all terminal emulators of the last few decades though.

Either way, I wouldn't use it as an authoritative source uncritically.
what's wrong with git?
Enjoyed the article!

Phased attention and transient information is exactly how I see Twitter myself. Trying to stay on top of everything is out of question.

I think of Twitter as an ongoing party that I can drop by, see what's up, chat with a few friends, make a few new friends, have a little fun, move on until next time.

This approach only makes sense when you have a "community" of people on Twitter that you "belong" to. That's the part I was missing back when I tried it originally.
The article has no pictures of what it is selling, so it just seems like a rant, as suggested by the opening profanity. I don't see how I can use what they are saying to make a TUI.
I can’t agree more. An author who can’t be bothered to follow well established forms of style, grammar, and punctuation in a technical article somehow deflates whatever else they have to say even if accurate. It’s not as if they are trying to emulate the works of E. E. Cummings, James Joyce, or Arno Schmidt.
Musk says Twitter must show data behind spam estimate or he’ll kill the deal
This is really awesome!

Anyone remember Sony-J5 Mobile? I first seen falling sand there. Jason's version is a ultra fast version (and cool!).

https://www.sony.ee/electronics/support/res/manuals/3227/322...
Sometimes its the chemicals in the water that cause the problem.

During my fast, my sense of smell became super good but the smell of chlorine in the tap water was disgusting, I couldnt drink the stuff.
Trading has been forcibly slowed down.[1] Coin goes into a screaming dive, volume jumps up as people exit or speculate on a rebound. Normal. Then, volume drops way off within an hour and price stabilizes around US$0.58. Not normal. With the bridges out of DEI offline, exiting must be harder. But that also means the US$0.58 price is not a real market price.

[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dei/
In my personal and limited experience of being present in Union meetings, tech startups (the kind of we see on HN) were consistently more cut-throat and stubborn than enterprise, consulting and other tech businesses, so I doubt we'll see that voluntarily. Lifestyle business are a better bet... are those startups?
A house must exchange air. Better insulated houses are basically air tight, so you must have ventilation to get fresh air.

A pro with that solution is that the extracted air has a high temperature all year, making it more efficient that using a heat pump to extract heat from outside that might be -30 celcius. A downside is that the amount of air is limited, so if you need more heat then you have to supplement it with something else.

You get it, but it seems there are a few others that don't realize that a heat pump can also be used to increase efficiency by reducing the heat lost. While I do get that it's unknown to most people, some people here perfectly illustrates the Dunning-Kruger effect...
Replace Picasso with Kubernetes. Story of my life.
> The mini is inferior in some specs to other iPhones but at the same time really high end as far as mobiles in general go. That makes it a niche product even if screen size was not a factor at all.

I feel like it being smaller is a factor in it having inferior specs: much easier to fit a better camera etc into a larger body.
Sounds like yet another institution that the self appointed "International Community" will use to force the rest of humanity to live by its rules. Corruption is bad but we know that the definition of words are infinitely malleable. Likely a 100% chance that the definition of corruption will itself become corrupted so this court can be used to grab any resource on the planet that the "rules based international community" desires.
t-mobile did the same thing to my z1 compact, but i bought a used xz1 compact and they allowed it.
> Art is about art

That is a very modernist way of looking at it. I think art ceases to become art when it is self-referential. Art is truth, and great art can stand alone, divorced from context.

> is driven towards art because they want the masses to be pleased about their artwork

Agreed, artists are self-driven.

> Will what Picasso expressed still be accessible to humans removed from our contemporary culture? Yes. For the masses? Not in the chaotic absence of culture that dominates our time.

Artists like Picasso could only become so influential because the art buying elites were hellbent on rejecting the existing bourgeois order. This included a distaste for conformity, which turned into an obsession with originality. I genuinely doubt that humans removed from our contemporary culture will look in awe at art produced in such an incestuous context, rather, more they will pity the conditions in which such art thrived. Or just ignore it.
It's called taking an hourly position. Many people prefer it. When you're on salary you're owned by the company, period. That's what getting a salary means, you're no longer getting compensated for individual slices of time because all your time is owned. It's only by the good graces of the company which purchased you a year at a time that you get time off. But that too is highly discouraged. Taking all your time off every year shows you might have priorities other than your employer, and by extension your career.

Don't they teach people what being on salary even means any more?
Why? It's clearly not meant to be taken seriously.
Why isn't enough to just say you don't like it? That's fine. You don't have to. What is tiring here, to me, is all of the completely idle and evidence-free speculation about why other people merely "say" that they like it. I promise you: I really do like it. And it's not just because I want to be part of a club. (And I assure you that there are plenty of popular/fashionable artists that I don't like.)

Maybe you could put forward some specific reasons that you don't like Picasso's work, instead of just accusing others of being sheeple for disagreeing with you?

To put my money where my mouth is, a bit, here are some things that I think make Picasso great, other than their relationship to other works and art history more broadly:

1. Picasso's best cubist portraits move away from representing people just as they look and make an attempt to communicate what it might feel like to be a person in all of its inner deformity and (for some) turmoil.

2. He synthesized traditional iconography (especially the Bull) onto modern art in a way that illustrates (and creates) the continuity between modern culture and more ancient ones.

3. Particularly in works like Guernica, Picasso's composition makes me feel--if only dimply--an appropriate sense of sense of (in the case of Guernica) chaos and terror.
> fairly straightforward conversion of x86 code into ARM, albeit with a 1-to-1 mapping between registers rather than following AAPCS or any standard calling convention

OK, that explains why I can't dlopen an ARM dylib. But then how does Rosettafied code call system library routines?
Corporations are sociopaths, and we think this is a good idea for some reason
> auto manufacturers give up on them

Unlikely. 20+ years ago I was working for a manufacturer of high end office machines and they were doing the same thing. It's been popular for a long time, just now trickling down to consumer hardware.
After watching the article I came here to comment exactly: «I never understood Picasso»

It's not about it being bad or something. It's just that it's not for me. And that's fine
I came here to say this: you are treated how you allow yourself to be treated.

If you're working too much, do something about it. You have power.

Very, very worst case scenario: you get fired. So what? It's a job. There are literally millions of them. Like OP said: you'd probably get a better job right now any way. Companies are tripping over themselves to acquire talent.

If you're allowing yourself to be overworked, that's your choice.
But how can we have free markets if we have irrational actors?

eg: first hit on google on the subject: https://innovationprotocol.com/2018/10/18/humans-arent-ratio....
I became interested in this Italian word and found this[0] casual translation: "cojone: bad word, but very useful! referring to someone who's an asshole, and stupid persons in general".

Some of the older English references[1] also seem negative: "English had it as cullion a 16c. term of contempt for a man, "a mean wretch" (Shakespeare) also "a testicle" (Chaucer), from Middle English coujon, coilon (late 14c.), from Old French coillon "testicle; worthless fellow, dolt," from Latin coleus."

I find that I can quite easily imagine the poet seeing people dying for these 'friends' while the stupid public (popolo cojone) attends a nice speech.

0: https://hinative.com/questions/10051415?locale=en-US#answer-...

1: https://www.etymonline.com/word/cojones
The current SE isn't a small phone; it's a previous-era-of-design phone. It's a phone from before phones gave you as much screen as would fit on the front face of the body. If you want that, you can just buy any new-old-stock phone from 5 years ago; they're all cheap, they're all that size, and they're all (IMHO) painful to read or watch anything on.

A low-cost small phone would be the opposite of the SE: not good-specs, bad-screen; but rather all-screen, bad-specs. An iPhone Mini minus-minus.
> user-friendly reliable method of getting lots of files from my PC to the phone's storage

Have you tried KDE Connect? (Hint: It's not only for KDE desktop users.)

https://kdeconnect.kde.org/
Firstly, the goal is to ensure the people who forget a bag won't buy a reusable bag that they won't actually reuse.

Secondly... I consider myself on the liberal side of the political spectrum, I think income inequality is a huge problem and we need stronger social safety net. However, I really reject the idea that if some comfort wouldn't be available to poor people, it shouldn't be available to anyone. We want to achieve equality by raising the standard of living at the low end, not lowering the high end. The latter just makes everyone worse off.
China Air crash that killed 132 may have been deliberate
Amazon Prime Video does it, as does Youtube.

Both of these have way, way, way better selections than NetFlix streaming.
> There is a strange rash of companies putting their total comp (and base pay) under NDA.

Which country do you live in? IANAL but I believe this is protected speech in the US [1].

[1] https://money.usnews.com/careers/articles/should-you-tell-yo...
Google allows 'no-cost legacy G Suite' for personal use
>Text editing should work as you expect. This is a nice feature of Bike. Often outliner apps constrain text editing in various ways. Bike doesn't do that.

So, how do you add a "soft linebreak" - so that I get a line break in a single node (so that I can have e.g. 3 paragraphs on a node).

The things I've tried (enter, shift-enter, etc) all create a new node below - and the manual doesn't give any clue.
"It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child." -- Pablo Picasso.
The lens and sensor makes the biggest difference here - paints a completely different picture due to capturing light in the way were used to seeing in tv and film.
Don't underestimate the power of peer pressure. If everyone but you is 24/7 responsive on Slack, you are at a disadvantage if you are not. Conversations might take place without you and come out in a way that you disagree with or your opportunities to contribute to important decisions is simply diminished. You might be seen as providing less value than others and be the one missing out on promotions.
I think it's mostly the ARM part rather than SBC. Just got a new SBC (Zimaboard) and slapped TrueNAS onto it and seems to work just fine
> I would feel uncomfortable knowing I'm unnecessarily driving around a subsystem that's ultimately going to end up in the landfill unused

Person from Minnesota drives their car down to Florida and sells it. Buyer has no need for the car's heated seats & steering wheel, so it goes unused. Are you saying this is a problem?
I rejoined Twitter earlier this year after a bit over a year off. This time around I focused on the stuff that I liked: interacting with other writers, so my college friend who teaches at the Naval War College and tweets a mix of politics and cats, I don’t follow this time around. And a lot of prominent Catholic figures that I used to follow, I don’t because a lot of Catholic Twitter is arguing about stuff that I don’t want to deal with in what is ostensibly my relaxation and socialization space. There are only a handful of people in my feed who I’ve met, but it is much better the way it is. I’m also liberal with my use of the mute and block buttons (I keep blocking ads for clickbait sites but the Twitter algorithm hasn't caught on to that yet).
Wouldn't have to generate code for current SIMD units, just being able to compile *Lisp code and run it on a common computer would make me very happy.
I imagine then you would had to reimplement behaviour for text selection from scratch? Impressive stuff!
> you are playing with a lot of unknowns phamarcologically

Totally agree, but maintaining brain function is my priority the ALCAR may also help considering its similar to choline.
> https://vdo.ninja

An alternative for a local network is running NDI.
That's how for events we stream a bunch of remote cameras (and even computers on the network) into visual displays.

https://www.ndi.tv/

There are NDI apps for most phones etc.
I know ;)
You helped design the HTC EVO 3D!! I loved that phone what a great design.
Maybe dont mix shit if you already have fucking BIPOLAR!

Let us that are normal and know what we are doing keep our drugs.

Yes, caffeine and l-theamine are drugs.
Sadly, my guess is that they are transparently lying about that. Since they apply the lag half on the client and half on the server, their lag compensation would have been off by a factor of 2x (or a factor of 100% from a relative perspective) and so they might be just claiming that a 100% error isn't very large when the total lag difference is small. "Yes we were supposed to add 2ms and we added 4ms instead, but at the end we were still only wrong by 2ms (in the other direction) which is not a big deal."
You can accomplish this by putting it all on the client, all on the server, or a mix of both (what they chose).

For all on the server, you could add latency right after receiving data from the client, but before game code processes it, and before sending data to the client.

That said, there likely were technical considerations involved in their decision to do a mix of both.
Outside of North America, most professionals wind up using the same mobile number for personal and business use, or they have to carry 2 phones.

That’s why my product BenkoPhone is so important! Currently Australia only, coming to a virtual mobile number starved territory near you.
New York Now Has More Airbnb Listings Than Apartments for Rent
I think a lot of the problems today are with the project management tools. Every single tool focuses on the day to day and not the big picture. The day to day should be left to individual teams. But on a company scale, a nice broad project management tool would be something that would be really useful.
> I am curious if there is evidence for this. I don’t see how distributing capital that could be used for growth pressures share prices up.

Say I have a company worth a $1,000,000 dollars that has a 1,000 shares each worth $1,000. Company comes into a giant one off windfall. They use that windfall to buyback half the shares. There are now there are only 500 shares that own a $1,000,000 dollar company so each share is worth $2,000. Or put another way .2% of future profits is worth more than .1% of future profits.

> I always presumed that the main benefit of buybacks v dividends was being able to time capital gains for tax purposes.

It's not about timing, it's simpler. Buybacks are taxed as capital gains, and dividends as income.
> Have you ever written anything about that?

No, WYSIWYG: I don't bother much more than that with explaining how it's done: the source code + the comments + the github page already give all the details away to whoever wants to dig deeper.

I'm not much into social media or self promotion either: if people like what I do, they'll use it - I don't care much more than that, as everything was written for myself and my selfish needs first.

The tty/sixel world is very small world anyway, we generally know and recognize eachother, so we know where to look for cool new stuff :)
Or just allow only using a single script. A domain in all Cyrillic: great! Mixing Latin & Cyrillic: nono.

In practice, browsers already check for this and display the "raw" punycode if they detect mixed script usage, but I wish such domains would not be registrable at all. These checks are somewhat complex and difficult, and easy to get wrong.
Sorry, sorry! Really really sorry I wasted time reading this. Is that better?
EUV is coming with the Intel 4 process node. Intel is also the lead customer for ASML's High-NA EUV, which is supposed to be the next generation EUV.
Anything can be a key/value store and there are dozens of managed databases with serverless pricing and public/HTTP access so you can use it anywhere with acceptable latency.
Tell HN: Opt-In by June 27 to Keep Legacy G Suite Plan
Login to your admin panel (https://admin.google.com/?action_id=SE_SELF_TRANSITION&utm_source=helpcenter) to confirm that your account is for personal use and keep the Legacy G Suite plan going.

Updated Support Page with details: https://support.google.com/a/answer/2855120?hl=en

A second Support Page (https://support.google.com/a/answer/60217#faq) indicates that "You can continue using your custom domain with Gmail, retain access to no-cost Google services such as Google Drive and Google Meet, and keep your purchases and data."
The one from June 28, 1972 (your first link) almost made me gasp out loud, it has so much force. Unbelievable he was still digging so deep at age 90.
No. Apologize like you mean it.
Might be a grounding issue, solved by separating the screen and the battery.

https://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_xz2_compact-reviews-908...

"U must open the case and Put some sticker behind the lcd.ghost touch happen cause have contact between lcd and battery. Grounding issue"

I'm willing to try it.
Study identifies how Epstein-Barr virus triggers multiple sclerosis
Right, but my point was that I think you're reading into the diagram beyond it's intended purpose. I'm not sure how you can tell that they're logging only the server-side delay, and not the client-side delay, from a systems diagram which shows each of those as a box connected by a bi-directional arrow. For instance, it's clear to me that they don't include the latency included by the game engine in that metric, but not whether they include the server-added latency or if they're aware of it and subtract it off.
Florence: The short masterpiece that goes past a love story
I think in practice this issue doubles the added latency, which would only be noticable if the actual ping is "significantly" lower.

Because realized ping is over by as much as original ping was under, so if original wasn't significantly under...
I'm a US citizen, honestly, my first thought was that it sounds shady and illegal. I'm not a lawyer nor do I have the time or energy to fight them on it, I just tossed it in the trash because there's a long queue ahead of them anyway.
The light mode bugs should now be fixed. Apologies for that.
Yes, a French co-op.
Sorry, to be clear I'm talking about the "More Tweets" list at the bottom. What you're referring to is the "Show more replies" link which requires a click to unroll.