skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I prefer vertical as well. Find it much easier to follow, possible because I'm used to working with code, which is also laid out vertically (and where I tend to break and indent long lines to make them easier to read).
Well, there's Polycom , and their pro/business solutions were delivering an exceptional results back before Zoom . Idk about their current product line, though
Telegram UX still has a lot of place to improve. E.g. I hate being unable to pin more than five chats an having to hunt the rest as they jump around.
How do you know the rules of physics aren't encoded anywhere?

Clearly they have to be defined somewhere - or at least somehow - or they wouldn't be rules.

They may not defined anywhere we can access, never mind change. But that's a different problem.
Orkut was much more like reddit-with-your-friends than Facebook. The bulk of activity happened in the community forums and as far as I remember there was no "timeline" of posts.

Photo sharing would also be on albums, which worked more like flickr-for-group-events.
> Most of these countries would use censorship software developed elsewhere. Once this software becomes capable of reading the SNI in HTTP/3 traffic, seems like we would return to the status quo?

Yes. Outside of China countries tend to purchase off-the-shelf middleboxes similar to those a typical US corporation or school might use for this purpose. Actual functionality is not hugely important for these products, the sales person's job is to persuade somebody who controls the purchase decision to give them money, and the actual product capabilities are moot.

The problem for such products isn't reading SNI out of an HTTP/3 stream but successfully switching off matching streams. For TLS all they did is shut down the TCP connection on a match. But there is no connection for HTTP/3 because QUIC is a connectionless protocol. So you just get a bunch of UDP packets and now it's your job to figure out which ones to drop as part of your "legitimate network security product".

So you can expect "There's an off switch for HTTP/3" plus existing per-network customisations to be the extent of their work for the foreseeable future. If the customer mentions HTTP/3 point them at the switch. Remember that (unlike China) these programmes aren't really focused on practical censorship, because the real goal was achieved once the purchase order paperwork was signed.
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The DAO hack of 2016 and the decision to go back a few blocks and revert the hack by a few at the top already taught us about the nonsense of 'cOdE iS lAw' years ago and that decentralization being a total lie.

The move to proof-of-stake will only show that it will get worse.
Who could've expected the crypto bubble to go the way of the Beanie Babies bubble?
My attempt: You can't express 1/3, 1/6, 1/7, or 1/9 in decimal without infinitely repeating digits; you can only express 1/2 and 1/5, and 2*5=10. In binary systems, you can only represent multiples of 1/2 without infinite repeating digits, so, 0.5, 0.25, 0.125 are all exact in binary floating point. 0.1 is 1/10, which needs that 5 you don't have in binary. Computers don't have infinite memory, so infinitely repeating digits are truncated at some point. As such, 0.1 + 0.2 in binary floating point is not exact, the same way adding 0.33333 + 0.66666 wouldn't exactly give you 1.0 in decimal.
Which doesn't solve the problem, because it define what a "thought" is.

And besides - there are also emotions and physical sensations.
Where to start. The glass can easily chip/crack/splinter, and if you use the wrong choice if words it won't be covered under warranty.

You have to use specific pots and pans, regular ones will destroy your glass.

They are too expensive, and from what I understand pretty hard to cook with (I've not used them myself aside from testing and whatnot).

They simply aren't worth the added hassle, fragility, and added expenses. If it did something super awesome to offset those issues it wouldn't be so bad.
But in this case Russell was completely wrong because he interprets Descartes' cogito as a syllogism whereas it is a performative statement. Descrates' is only establishing that it's self-evident for himself that he exists, and not to assert to anyone external that he or his thoughts exist.
It hasn't even been 100 years and already it is relatively easy to find people who are genuinely and openly sympathetic to the Nazis
rtorrent for a decade or so.

i use it because of drm.
I just wanted to say that I agree with you and help you with the over eager downvoters
That was partially the purpose of the name, yes. :)
Well, I'm late to the party, but I'm the dev that made littr.me.

Apologies for the 502s, this unexpected bit of publicity happened while I was deploying some barely tested code using Go generics. :(

Looking through the comments, I'm humbled to see mostly positive sentiments and I hope that sometime soon I'll have a better show and tell which will include the federating mechanism that is currently not available.
Just because you worked your ass off doesn't mean that you weren't lucky. It just means you worked your ass off.

But so far, you probably either never experienced poverty or was lucky enough to get out. Lots of folks work their ass off and never are able to lift themselves out of poverty.

Chances are, you didn't get really sick in school and had to hold off on your studies. And you didn't lose a job because you wound up with an autoimmune disorder and weren't at the job long enough to qualify for FMLA, which was unpaid anyway. If you went to higher education, especially if you went for a Masters or higher - or had any degree that requires unpaid internship - you had someone to help support you during that time - parents, partner, etc.

And the list goes on. So many things in everyone's life are the result of just getting lucky and people have no control over this. Sometimes it is just luck avoiding things and sometimes it is just that some folks have a much better starting hand than other folks. Not everyone can get the good cards because the really good cards need to be unlocked with good cards. They still work their asses off, though.
Because the authorities will kill his or some employees' relatives if they won't cooperate.
I used "blame" now because society is filled with people who blame something else for their station in life.

Don't you think that it makes sense in that context?
Secret chats are available on Linux, they’re just not accessible across devices. You’re finding out about the issues with e2ee.
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The latest Gaming Laptops no longer have webcams ...

It's a growing trend ... if you're a gamer who spent 2000$ on a laptop and also want to do some remote work/interviews you need an external webcam...
See Also, "The Truth"[1] by Terry Pratchett pp144 "'Yeah, King of the Golden River,' said the dwarf."

Pratchett's character employs people to collect the "night water" - they get paid for collection, and the recycler gets paid after processing.

"Terry adds:

"And let me say right now that practically everything in the career of Harry King is fairly based on fact (except for the trolls)."

[1] https://www.lspace.org/books/apf/the-truth.html
I'm assuming those steps in the definitions of 2 and 4, but you're right that this is part of why it gets so tedious.
What happens to these nutrients at a sewage treatment plant?

I know that farmers collect the sludge for I assume fertilizer.

If that stage could be modified to keep the nutrients that seems like the best thing going forward.
Here's a great little helper to self-host google fonts: https://google-webfonts-helper.herokuapp.com/fonts
I think the coffee from our Seimens coffee maker tastes a bit off, but my wife loves the flavor.
I think the wider point here is that technologists represent a small portion of Samsung's target market. Most people won't know or care how to change an IP address in the TV's network settings.

Whereas I fall into the "I could, but why should I?" category of people who mostly try to buy devices that don't actively spy on me in the first place (doesn't work so well for modern phones or games consoles).
Could not be getting hot enough, the heating element and thermistor go bad fairly often. Vents, drain pumps, all go bad so often it's pretty crazy.

As mentioned below def use rinse aid, but I've also seen where people use too much rinse aid and it clogs the spray arms, etc.

You can google your model number and see the steps to enter diagnostics, as well as what the different codes mean.
IIRC 3ac was also invested in GBTC which is a whole separate barrel of weird - a share issuing entity which holds BTC and issues shares in proportion to holdings. It was supposed to act as a proxy for BTC price.

But due to regulations not going it’s way, it could never sell/redeem the BTC, and now the shares in the entity have collapsed more than Bitcoin has.
Apparently putting down the stones in Poland is met with resistance. If poles want to commemorate killed poles with these stones they will have to take the initiative.
What people usually mean by consciousness relates to the issue of there being a seemingly pointless "inner you" watching all you do unfold. And while most associate that with intelligence, there's no real reason to believe that. A fly, bacteria, tree, or even a rock could potentially be conscious. Going the other direction it's also possible that the most brilliant human to live was not conscious.

The most relevant issue is that there's no necessity for this "you" to be inside of you. I would ostensibly still be me whether or not there was some entity here observing "me". And going full circle now, there's no reason for you to even really believe me when I say I have this "me" inside of me. After all, I could certainly make the exact same argument even without such an entity.
So - the guy with the $170m position… his wallet has been recently active so it isn’t a case of lost keys… he’s running a short on Solana?
HW is kinda fine, if you don't try to overstress it. Here it's running some optimized software via a convergence dock on an external monitor (1920x1080):

https://xnux.eu/log/videos/libreelec5.mp4

https://xnux.eu/log/videos/libreelec6.mp4

Here it's driving an even higher resolution screen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHOgVmxH_dA

And here it's driving Firefox on a 1440p screen (purely rendered via CPU with GPU disabled):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdKNugT-mTQ

What's subpar is software optimization of some apps, or some combinations of compositors and apps.
This sounds so familiar. Running an old OS that gets no updates and patches because of an app that relies on an old php version, also the fear of migration costs and an open ended project that never finishes. This is so wide spread it becomes a meme.
I'm working currently in Vienna, and 5k is a wonderful salary for Vienna living standards, don't get me wrong, but it's also really not unheard of if you're good and/or working in a senior role.

In Austria, the "IT Kollektivvertrag" [0][1] (think contract for the whole IT collective/unions) demands a minimum of €2503 brutto (before taxes) per month for developers (those are normally falling under ST1 category), and that 14 times a year, and that's for entry level (as in, not first job but starting at a company). Note also the 14 times a year, where the last two extra salaries (Christmas pay for December and vacation pay for June) is taxed much less (note, we can get bonuses on top of that too).

[0]: https://www.wko.at/service/kollektivvertrag/kv-abschluss-inf...

Note for above PDF (only the short money table the full one can be easily found via searching "Austria IT Kollektivvertrag 2022"):

- The ST1 is for devs, and LT1 for leadership roles.

- "Einstiegsstufe" is Junior, "Regelstufe" is "normal" and "Erfahrungsstufe" is Senior

So if you get hired as senior in a leadership role you'd be entitled to €5521 Brutto salary, 14 times a year, or more depending on your experience/knowledge and your negotiation skills.
Why is battery life such a difficult thing to achieve? Is it hard to implement in a driver? Or is the battery just low quality?

I've heard energy management is often difficult to do right in Linux, but I just wonder why...
I guess every other parent comment here is talking about general public. In other words, what's the ratio between people here @HN that can change a DNS and the global Samsung market?
strong second.

literally no one cares for the 'secret key of x has changed' on whatsapp, so i might as well enjoy the supperior useability of telegram.
> I mean, phone cameras will literally always be better than laptop cameras. They're just a lot bigger.

Sony RX0.

The things with webcam is nobody want to spend any substantial amount of money on a third party usb webcam and nobody is willing to pay his laptop 10 or 20% more because it has a quality camera inside.
It is! Highly recommend.
It's the attitude of "well tech nerds are fine because they can dumpster dive through a bunch of settings pages to turn off some egregious shit and setup the rest of the infrastructure needed to do so (buying and setting up a pihole/ signing up for someone else's service and then having to monitor/manage/diagnose when that falls over); oh the normies? Errr, screw them"
Totally fair, and for what it's worth I agree. When I read the original post, I thought by '+1' you just meant the thumbs up reaction
I suspect this is due to incoming messages waking up the cellular modem, but the host being unable to recognize them. Either spurious, or dropped.
Yeah to be honest that was always something upsetting about my life. I did really well in math, science, and engineering, but I never really had to try. I was lucky to have a roof over my head growing up, a stable home with science toys and free time to watch educational science shows. I was lucky I had an aptitude for those subjects. But success wasn’t hard for me. I didn’t work very hard. I didn’t do my homework. I dropped out of college after four years and a bunch of dropped classes. And yet I’m so good at engineering I’ve never had any trouble finding a job, and I’ve always had a roof over my head.

I watch people work so hard and still struggle. And it’s upsetting. I think everyone should have it as easy as I have, or easier. There is so much wealth in this world. But it doesn’t go to the hard workers. It goes to the lucky. Amongst the lucky there will be some perception of fairness and equity, but that is only because they can’t see the people far above and below them.
I agree it would be very difficult to get robots to do either plumbing or electrics in a home environment as it is. However another option is that the job becomes simplified and dumbed down so home owners can do it themselves or with low skilled labour.

For example I would never consider replacing a gas boiler myself as it stands, but what if it was just a slot in unit of standardised size with simple idiot proof connectors no one could get wrong? What if it's an electrical heat pump with no explosive gases or carbon monoxide safety to worry about? Even if the home owner doesn't want to replace it, it might get simple enough that a lightly trained delivery truck driver could do it. For example the delivery guy installed my washing machine, not a plumber.
Macroeconomics aside, I surely am glad to see other primates in here, have been going bananas for a while on my own.
Waking consciousness disappears.

But sleeping people are not even close to being unconscious.

They can dream, and they're aware enough to know they should probably wake up if they're prodded hard enough.

Conveniently this metaphor works at multiple levels.

Not even medically unconscious people are guaranteed to be completely non-sentient. Ask any anaesthetist.
Wow. This seems terrible. I never really understood the anglo obsession with owning a house (easier to move with rentals, outperformed by the stock market while not paying dividends, and still crashing with the stock market).

But if renting is that bad in your world, i really understand.
That sounds exactly like the “Citadel did it!” blame story that surfaced within a day after Terra collapsed.

Despite it having been visible for weeks that something was going down, no, it was evil hedge-funds that killed it.

It’s just conspiracy thinking.
I wouldn't say that "historical policy" doesn't include Poles, but yes, the popular view of the Holocaust is dominated by the organized extermination of the Jews (and some other groups) in the concentration camps. Non-Jewish Poles were also Nazi victims, but according to https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/polish-vic..., they were mostly murdered during the invasion of Poland or immediately after, so it's much more difficult to estimate the total number of victims. Also, according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims, Soviet civilians and POWs are the second and third largest groups (not that it matters much, especially since Poland is a much smaller country).
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Did you file a CA tax return? If not, it sounds like they "estimated" one for you based on your past earnings and when you didn't pay it, they seized the funds.

You should be able to sort this out by filing nonresident returns for the years you were absent. If the state wants to contest the return, then you see them in court. Otherwise they have to refund you.

On the advice of my tax advisors, I've made a point of filing nonresident returns for multiple years after moving out of a state (and out of the USA), even if the earned amount is $0 and the owed amount is $0.

This starts the statute of limitations (where applicable) and it puts you into the bucket of "people who have filed tax returns, which we may or may not audit" versus "people who have not filed tax returns, who we may or may not think should have filed a return".

At the point where you stop filing nonresident returns, you ought to make sure you have essentially zero ties to the state. The nonresident returns you filed should have had a mailing address in a different state. Your drivers license should be from a different state (or expired). You should not be registered to vote in the state. You should not have any bank, brokerage, or other financial accounts with an address in the state. If you own a business, it should not be registered as doing business in the state. No one should be 1099'ing you at an address in that state. Anything that the state's tax board can access in their databases should point to you living elsewhere.

[Obligatory disclaimer that I am not a tax attorney and this is not legal advice. Consult your accountant or a competent attorney as your case may dictate.]
The world’s largest four-day workweek pilot just launched in the U.K
Business account chat logs are read by Facebook because the chats are sent via other means than WhatsApp. I don’t believe you can verify identity on business accounts either anyway so that’s moot.

As for your other examples, as I said, it’s all very circumstantial and coincidental. Not evidence. Your accusation is more serious than you think, and serious accusations need serious evidence.
A platform that decides what is ‘disinformation’ aka the Corona version of science where we pretend the facts are known in advance and there can be no debate, only a choir preaching to itself. No thanks.
Nobody wants to spend that amount of money on a webcam. People would buy second hand Sony RX0 for that kind of thing if that was the case.
The effective GHG potential is about 200x CO2. All of that, short of 6x direct effect, is secondary effects, e.g. scavenging the stuff that removes CH4 from that atmosphere.

It is not at all hard to look this up.

But it doesn't matter very much for aviation; you make it on the spot, put it in, take off, and burn it all before it gets a chance to leak. LH2 does not seep through everything like gaseous H2. It's cold. It freezes stuff it touches, too.
You might find the following useful;

* Doing Mathematics: An Introduction to Proofs and Problem-Solving by Steven Galovich.

The above is an expansion of the first couple of chapters of his previous book;

* Introduction to Mathematical Structures by Steven Galovich.

Reference:

1) https://mathoverflow.net/questions/62629/textbook-recommenda...

2) https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/10209/resources-boo...
Either I don’t see how this is or was a problem, or I don’t get it in full detail (not a crypto guy, I only follow the news). A crypto subproject - that explicitly states what can be done with its contracts carte blanche style on minimal consensus - does it. So what? It’s on a high risk side by design, and unless they tried to hide this fact, it’s okay. Read the damn contract as you usually do, then proceed with your high risk based business. It is not even a “crypto” issue, and no, not every piece of “crypto” has to be fooish, barish and bazzing just like not every piece of open source has to be GPLv3. This is an excellent example that people may vote on a blockchain to have liquid agreements rather than having “code is right even if everyone’s screwed” attitude. The situation may be bad or surprising for someone, but the system worked as planned.
Orkut was big in India too. But far from fake profiles or hate groups, brigading groups etc. The reason it got so big was the users were from populous countries.
Also, one main reason for its success I believe was that we did not have mobile phones or landline phones and we had lost touch with our friends and it was a platform to reconnect. There was no number portability. If you had lost the landline number of your friends or if they had moved to different regions, the number would have changed. With Orkut groups it was easy to find and message and connect. But later with Facebook and LinkedIn, most of them got on there.
I cannot comment on what the new platform will do to keep on a mission that it did not fulfil earlier.

Shameless Plug: I am working on a social platform with a similar mission and might do a Show HN in the coming months :)
You can pin more chats with premium; it’s in the announcement.
Thanks, -fixed- (can't edit anymore) noted.
Right, and I said I'm not justifying the need to do this. It pisses me off that I have to. But at least I can try and help out and provide a solution that will work for the majority of this community.
agree.

messenger privacy is not a function of technology unfortunately.

the only real choice is which powerblock (us,ru,ch) can read your conversation
Looks like people are already on this case: https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/issues/429
Thanks!

The game moved way too fast for me, perhaps I did something wrong. Is there a way to make it turn-based and only advance when you tell it to?

Btw, the 'magic' of a nominal gdp level target isn't just in the stable gdp itself, but in announcing a target, so that economic actors can profit by anticipating the actions of the central bank. And that anticipation itself stabilises the economy already.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rational_expectations
Millions of tons of ammonia are synthesized, handled, and used industrially every year.
Two points I feel I have to make here:

1. If you absolutely need the best quality image you can have on a video call, use a mirrorless or DSLR photo camera that has 'clean HDMI out' and couple it with a HDMI capture device (which are now quite cheap for 1080p capture).

2. Most (if not all) video conferencing software applies heavy compression to the image of your video feed. Even if your local preview image shows you in ultra-sharp focus with fine detail, you can almost guarantee that people at the other end are seeing a soft fuzzy picture that looks like it's been upscaled from 240p.

So you have to ask yourself, is my laptop webcam, or the £50 no-name USB camera 'good enough'? - in most cases, the answer is probably 'yes'.
Not for aviation. What matters in aviation is weight.
Have you verified if the particles in your CPU are following the laws of physics and doing computation as you read this?