skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think that if a product requires that much hair splitting then at the end of the day it's a wash, pick any recommendation and live with it.

Reddit is full of shills as well.
I used to keep it that simple but some companies are catching on and blocking the account in the name of "fraud" but really they are just upset. Instead I use a realistic looking canary that maps to their company without their company name being in the email address.
Okay, so I tried running the entire game at -0.5, and everything was hunky-dory until the yields shrank. Then things went a bit crazy.
Warning: “community preferences” have plenty of their own arbitrary biases.
Very cool! One suggestion, this is not Markdown, this is plain text for timelines.

Don’t be afraid to distinguish your tool from its inspirations.
That’s not what is normally meant by “winging it” though. That’s applying deep, rigorous expertise, just faster than normal.
Your suspicion is correct: I don't have experience like that.

That said, if I ever were in the same project with you, I would walk on egg shells the entire time. You're willing to fire people on the spot for badly delivered book recommendations. Who's willing to present any sort of criticism in an environment like that? You'll end up with a team full of yes-men.
I absolutely suggest that pornography should not be part of "lectures". Being an "academic lecturer" is not an excuse for appalling behavior. Put the pornography behind a signup wall managed by your uni, and then when you upload to YouTube the hyperlinks are broken and there are no NSFW flags to trip over. Why? Because decency, that's why.
You can generate any sentence you want with provided colab examples.
> They accept cash and at least some other privacy preserving payment methods already.

So why even allow "traditional" KYC-ridden payments at all?

> Bit of a contradiction there. It adds friction to at least some attacks against your privacy. That's better privacy.

The nuance is that you're just moving the problem. You're not private from Mullvad. You're just trading one ISP for a different one. I could have phrased it better in my initial comment so as not to suggest a contradiction. Think of it this way, if Mullvad was your ISP, would you still tell someone to get a VPN? You have to trust someone not to snoop on your DNS queries and connections. All adding a VPN does is give you more freedom to choose who to trust, which is not bad in its own right. It's just not technically privacy manifest.
1. Safari did not support PWAs at this time. Other browsers did.

2. Safari had and still has some pretty gnarly bugs that require special workarounds.

3. You could not put a link to a website on the homescreen of iOS
Yes, Leptin is the reason why cheat meals every 4 days are a win.

Note : i absolutely loved the book of "Tom Venuto - Burn the fat, feed the muscle".
That's the article.
On the first point in the article, there is a definition for HEPA which for ISO is 99.95% efficiency. The Ikea purifier doesn't meet this. It meets the EPA standard, hence the designation of E12 (99.5%).
haha shakes hands across the aisle
In the case of individuals and small businesses who have been using this free tier of service for a long time, it's very easy to just say "come on it's only $6, and think about how long it's been free." Fair enough.

But, my understanding is that many consulting shops (e.g. web designers etc) set their clients up to have their email hosted through this service, thinking it's all their clients would ever need and, well, it's free. They could have hundreds of clients who now need to start paying. If the clients are unsophisticated they may not even know they have the service, to them it's just "Gmail but somehow it's my domain, I dunno, some web guy set it up for me years ago, I think." This could lead to real headaches for the consulting shops and the users. Heck, think about how many of these were probably set up by consultants who were basically fly-by-night (moonlighting, etc) and can't even be contacted anymore by the clients?

I'm not saying that users should feel entitled to free services forever. I am saying that the expectation is not outlandish, considering how many free-for-personal-and-very-small-business use SaaS things are out there, especially with email and chat platforms.
Is a person with no short-term memory and aphasia still conscious?
I remember a bunch of us joining Orkut when it was pretty new. There was a sense of: well, now what? We were already socialising in real life, so an online social network added nothing. In retrospect we didn't understand the point of online social networks at all. Nowadays social (for us) means WhatsApp and Signal chat groups. The idea of curating a personal site, a la Orkut or more successfully Facebook, has faded away. Maybe it was always a bad idea.
The OLPC XO1 laptop has the screen and computer in one half of the clamshell, with its battery and keyboard in the other.

Its balance is quite good.
Not a subporna, but a third party auditor.
I thought electric toothbrushes were silly until I tried a modern one.

A manual toothbrush is not a replacement. A half-assed job with an electric toothbrush will get your teeth cleaner than an extremely thorough effort with a manual toothbrush. I wish I'd tried one sooner. First time I used one it felt like I'd been in for a full dental cleaning.

Bonus: their failure mode is that they become a manual toothbrush. Which, if you're used to electric, does suck a lot, but it's no worse of than you'd have been if you started with a manual to begin with.

Agree about the shaver, though, but I gather some folks have a lot harder time with facial hair than I do (some ordinary soap in the shower and very cheap disposable razors do better for me than the electric razor I had years ago) so maybe it's important for them.
I should also point out that I really don't think you can get success by explicitly starting out trying to replace these existing communities. Rather you should figure out how you can compliment them and provide what isn't there or address existing concerns. For example, you can try aggregating content if the communities are spread out and serve as a sort of "hub"
SSO is a disaster and needs a lot of support, no matter how good your SSO implementation is. I think that's why a lot of companies charge for it. We don't charge extra for it, but the reality is it ups our support burden.
Ah, I hadn't thought of this: open core reduces security.
I’ve noticed that problem with reddit as well. Someone will make a comment as if it is a well known fact but it turns out it was just one youtube reviewer saying it… and they don’t provide sources.
Some people are going to respond "reading more is the right thing to do".

As in: practice makes perfect. Observing a master, will make you a master.

But unless your eye or brain can detect what they're doing, it can feel hopeless.

Sometimes having it broken out like this really helps. I found this amazing too!

So really, perfect practice makes perfect. Or at least saves time and avoids forming bad habits along the way.
Partnered servers at least. The ffxiv subreddit server had to remove porn after discord partnership. I think nominally the rules are the same for all public servers, but much like early Reddit, or indeed like Tumblr, Discord does not have the moderation capability to actually enforce that.
That’s my understanding of what happened.
Is it just me or has the disdain/venom in how people discuss the notion that they have moral responsibility to anyone other than themselves increased in recent years?
Seamless Access Control for WireGuard-based networks
Because Meta = Facebook + Instagram + WhatsApp, all quite significant customer-facing products.

What is Alphabet then? It's Google, which is a long list of well known customer-facing products, plus a bunch of obscure or experimental companies the public largely doesn't care about.
Take the relevant population class of people that can afford to fly frequently, and it is a much larger % of emissions.
Is there a likely non-apocalyptic scenario where debasement of fiat doesn't involve massive inflation? How does Bitcoin survive debasement is it's vulnerable to one of the primary side effects of debasement?

And if Bitcoin is a hedge against the apocalypse, then I'll mirror the other comment here and say that there are probably better things you could do to prep for that, rather than invest in a coin that requires a functioning Internet in order to transact.
Saw him live before the pandemic.

One of the best shows I ever attended.
I found decathlon, quality winter wear for the price.

Why is he taking Ashwagandha, does it have any verified health benefits?
ZFS NAS
Not really. See the trial against the founders of The Pirate Bay for example, and the controversies surrounding it. Also, the FRA surveillance. Also, according to the ISP Bahnhof, the police at least used to submit lots of data requests without a court order and for non-serious crimes.

AIUI, Bahnhof and other VPN providers stay in the clear by avoiding storage of data in the first place. They can be compelled to hand over any data they have, but not to log any additional data. (ISPs etc are forced to log more data IIRC.)

At least there's nothing like the Australian laws for forcing and gagging developers.
Well, since I was there, I can say that her diet was mostly unchanged.

I will add that the walks were around an hour to two to get 10k steps and over 4 miles.

I challenge anyone to walk an extra ~25 miles a week with no diet change to see if they gain weight.
> the device is meaningless, it’s all about the software. and you don’t own that.

You are correct - that is the problem.

Imagine if your car manufacturer prevented you from using Spotify or Deez or whatever music service you wanted and REQUIRED you to listen to SiriusXM at a significantly marked up cost.

That's the issue.
Clicking and dragging doesn't seem to work for me. Firefox 102.0b8, Linux
Do you not know what the word class means in this context?
I'm tempted to ask what you do with your underwear that makes it so soiled that a hand wash does not get them clean enough but I won't. I'll just state that even a simple rinse tends to be sufficient to get it fresh enough for another day. Hang it on your tent and it'll be dry the next morning - unless it is stolen by a cow or horse, both of which have happened to me. Pitch your tent in the evening on some mountain, wake up the next morning by the sounds of a horse stealing your clothes, the joys of camping in the wild.
The easy way to "kill off crypto" is to do absolutely nothing. Just wait and watch it die from self inflicted shortcomings and corruption.
If filters struggle to trap particles around some specific particle size, wouldn't it make sense to combine two filters with different ranges together?
Lawmakers urge Google to remove misleading results searches for abortion clinics
This is all brushing up against the central theme of "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", which approaches its core thesis by dissecting the process of teaching college students how to "write Quality".
Electric toothbrushes are fantastic. I own and use one twice a day at home. I was strictly speaking in the context of the blog post with regards to being as small and as light as possible.
The Chinese room argument is claimed to show how consciousness cannot be based on computation. I totally disagree - it merely shows that as an external observer we cannot verify consciousness.
This is mentioned in the first line of the article:

"you should instead buy a different purifier that totally coincidentally happens to pay affiliate marketing commissions."
After a certain point, cheating at scale is just studying.
Is Social Media Harmful?
Tool for Extracting Content from CMSs
There was a NY Times article about the problem Reddit had with r/jailbait, but Apple did not move against the Reddit app then. You can argue that they were wrong to move against Tumblr, or to not move against Reddit, but I don't think you can argue that the application of this rule is not variable.
> How about no?

Ok, I'll take it. It's your app. I rather not wear the clown shoes when it comes to understanding property and expression rights, but also etiquette in app/business spaces.
I love merino wool shirts -- even dress shirts like those by Wool and Prince. But the dress shirts I only dry clean and the t-shirts I have some special things I do to keep them in good shape. I just wear athletic gear most of the time because I'm in a hot climate and sweat through everything immediately. It's just not worth it for me at this point.

I really like having a fancy side-loading washing machine because I can run long cycles and use strong detergents that definitely ensure the shirt doesn't smell the next time I wear it. Ideally Persil but sometimes that isn't available. Top loaders have destroyed clothes many times.
I think the benefits that twitch provide go beyond just bandwidth. There might be enough bandwidth on a good home connection but onboarding users, building a community, getting sales to advertisers to support the service, etc are all core function that would be quite difficult for a sole provider to handle.
Depending on fitness level (cardio, muscle strength, physical weight) walking can very much be strenuous exercise.

Direct caloric burn, long term metabolism changes, etc. for a given activity vary based on the input fitness level of the person.

Calories in is the easiest levee to pull for rapid change as exercising enough for major direct calorie burn is challenging at the beginning. The biggest short term exercise impact is from activities that increase muscle mass as muscle takes calories to maintain thus boosting metabolism.
Smoking is an interesting example, Japan smokes a lot more and has less obesity and seems to have higher general health…
Still, if that's an easier segment than the others to reduce in absolute terms (and without the expenditure just hopping to another column) it shouldn't be off the table.
You can get a terabyte SSD that fits in the palm of your hand. They're so small now, they're like big flash drives. And cheap, too.
Artificial neural networks model face processing in autism
Not sure where I said I have problems with porn. It’s just that it was something outside of tumblr’s business model or any of their income sources
GNU Parallel handles this nicely, and is quite a powerful GNU toolbox of GNU as well. I use it quite a lot. GNU. Don't mix it up with the (IIRC) Suckless tool of the same name, which is significantly less powerful. GNU.

Just be prepared to silence the GNU.
Thank you for your incredibly constructive comment.
Good read. As someone part of a large of org, some these are spot on.
> I think you are underestimating Apple's ability to get around these laws

Sure they could try. At which point they would be fined billions of dollars. Just like how they tried to get around the recent app store dating apps law that was in a small country in the EU, and they got lost in court and kept getting fined.

Europe isn't really a country that just lets people break their laws. If you break them, you'll be fined.

> Apple has effectively collectively bargained

What you are describing is called "using significant market power", and is specifically what anti-trust law is designed to prevent.

If your argument is that "monopoly power is a good thing, and I want companies to use their significant market power, in a way that anti trust laws are designed to prevent" I guess you could make that argument.

But I hope you also are consistent and want to repeal common carrier laws, and any other laws that prevent companies from using their significant market power.

Just say it loud and clear, that you think that anti-trust laws are bad, and that using significant market power to anti-competitive control a market is a good thing, if thats what you believe.
I disagree. I've been doing this for decades and occasionally I'll get spam/porn to one of the unique addresses I've created. In the past, I would notify the entity of their breach, but they almost never take me seriously so now I just delete their email address.
I am legit wondering if air purifiers wouldn't be a good addition in preschools. A classroom isn't that big and one of these things would probably be enough. A school year would require 2-3 replacements, ie. not much.

Anybody did something like this?
Sometimes the customer is wrong, and it is worth more to avoid them.
Forget the monthly subscription resume builder
Colorado town might change its name to 'Kush'
Can computers understand complex words and concepts?
Protonvpn?
Looking at the wattage comparisons, the article talks about the "Wirecutter recommended air purifier" but seems to go out of its way to not mention it by name. Why?

Second, I don't believe this air purifier, or really any recommended air purifier is going to use 45 watts for any extended period of time. The main power draw is simply the fan and a fan using 45 watts is going to be extremely loud.

Secondly, I think there is an argument to be made for an air purifier quickly reducing particle count and then switching back into a lower noise mode.

The suspicious CADR numbers do require more investigation on the wirecutter side though.
It’s more like asking where my porny tumblr app is, which they want to provide, and apple forbids.
Oh, sure, if you're really optimizing for as light as possible I guess you could ditch the toothbrush entirely and just count on buying a manual brush for a couple dollars at your destination. Personally, I'd favor cutting space/weight in a lot of other areas before giving up the electric toothbrush, though.
In Sweden we say 20th June, 2022 and we even use a "DD/MM -YY" shorthand when signing documents for instance, although YYYY-MM-DD is also common and "the more correct".
Protip: you can turn a box fan into an incredibly effective air purifier[0] (particle measurements in thread). The one they show is pretty elaborate, using 4 filters and some construction, but you can also use a single filter and slap it on the back of the box fan and have similar results. The air purifier industry is more about aesthetics than it is function.

0. https://twitter.com/LazarusLong13/status/1425517352624410627
True. Most of my Rust tools are multithreaded, and this has never caused trouble.

But zstd is written in C, is it not?
Since you have mostly text did you considered a git private repo?
Both GitHub and Gitlab offer this for free nowadays afaik.
I don't disagree that centralized services are also bad for the internet, but that's not a rebuttal to my point (also, what is a VPN service if not a "centralized ISP with different egress options"). A VPN does not add a layer of privacy. That's a misunderstanding of the concept and unfortunately a popular one even among security folks and even more-so among security marketing folks. A VPN allows you to effectively choose a different ISP. You are not private from Mullvad. You just have their promise that they're better and more transparent than your alternatives and that they won't sell your DNS queries and connection logs to advertisers. It's not bad to align with an ISP that shares your values, but it's not privacy outright.

> And if you want you can even send them cash in an envelope. Or monero or whatever.

So why not only allow payments in privacy perfect currency if they're so concerned about privacy?
Denmark: The Nth $month $year. E.g., “Den 20. juni 2022” (lit.: the 20th June 2022).
The article didn't say HEPA has no definition. It said that 'true-HEPA' has no definition.
For streaming I think a big part of the experience is 'chat' all seeing what each other are commenting on the thing that is happening right now, and the streamer's interaction with chat. Throw in a 30-60s delay that is variable depending on user and you destroy that element.
Copper is also easier to work with. The wire is much more forgiving of bending, cutting and terminating it is easier, and is is more resilient to dirt on the endcap.

Also, the risk of power surges comes with the ability to transfer power, which is quite useful in many instances.
Mullvad already did this for anyone who wanted port forwards, because those people are more likely to be the target of legal demands.

They seem to never actually associate the account number with any payments except at the moment the account gains time. This keeps them from having to respond to any legal demands with useful data.

I wonder if the iOS subscriptions are affected. Technically they could just not associate your payment with your account number. Then the app can submit the transaction ID and your account number that was stored locally to the service to extend your time.
Highly possible, but NATO does not seem to lie. Remember the incident when telegram started developing their blockchain and was kicked out of US by SEC? They had huge debt since then, but things settled down somehow. However, later on I've read some bad news in the press, related to persecution of political activists and the role of telegram in that. I don't remember the details, but I remember those warning signs. And the cherry on the cake was disruption of telegram service during elections 2019 in Russia. Given that you need a phone number to register in telegram, guess who paid the debt and who now owns the userbase. So I dissuade everyone I know from using it.
> What is the expectation for on-prem software which uses OAUTH SSO?

And what am I supposed to send the request to if I'm running OpenLDAP or Samba4 for accounts? If I'm running AD then there's a good chance I have Azure/cloud AD, so that's a possibility, but that could still take official IT approval.

How many 'shadow IT' operations will want to run some software but can't 'official' access to account system. How much effort would it be to go through official IT channels to get something inside of an organization? Will every team that wants to use the software be willing to go through a possibly Kafkaesque process? If they can just deploy a JAR or container and fiddle with some YAML to point to and LDAP server would that reduce friction? Do you think they'd want to deal with stand-alone in-app accounts versus leveraging their existing credentials? (And perhaps only deal with in-app groups.)

If a vendor wants implement something in addition to LDAP BIND they're welcome to, but the possibility of getting a simply yes/no decision for access using existing credentials gets rid of a lot of friction (and would make the auditors happy as well probably).
IKEA says the fornuftig is only for 8-10 square meter rooms. How "real" is that limitation?
I'm pretty sure that they all have their worst performance at roughly the same particle size, because they're all working on the same two mechanisms (discussed in the article), and that's the small area where neither mechanism works very well.
I mostly want to really applaud your candor and presence in that comment.

I wasn’t molested in the sense I think you mean, but over the years I’ve been close and cared deeply about some who were.

I’m not qualified to say much about this, but I can share that I’ve seen people do the hard work and make wonderful lives for themselves after that kind of tragedy.

God speed.
A few years ago, a friend of my cousin became a licensed dentist here in Sweden. My cousin had to remove a tooth and his friend gave him, I assume, a lower price because they're friends...

He removed a tooth alright, but the wrong one (on the wrong side). And apparently my cousin just assumed he worked on fixing something else, realising the mistake way too late.

I asked my cousin if he considered suing but he didn't want to do that because they're friends...

Weird situation.