skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After the July 4 mass shooting a 2 year old was found wondering the scene unattended. He was safely returned to relatives. Sure I have pictures of my kids but am I alive to display them?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-62047223
I don't think it's possible to DM on HN. The maps do not show properly, they don't properly load and when I try to zoom in/out the Felt overlay does a sort of weird parallax effect which makes things even more misaligned.

https://imgur.com/27tWUbI

https://imgur.com/if6ozX9

It happens with the other example maps, too.
Look at Brexit. It's not about understanding the consequences but caring. And the populace just don't care.
When you talk about nationalism, separatism and such, it's about emotions. Racism, antisimitism, the Others, that is the fuel of CAQ/PQ.
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> I chose the route of harm minimization

As determined by the kill count? But what about time remaining alive? I.e. killing a 95-year old vs killing two children.
One of the authors of this paper, David Reich, published a book on genetic research into human prehistory, which I found quite good:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2605841954
A future update of the app might start phoning home.
Augsburg dims/switches off street/façade lighting; mulls traffic light shutdown
One thing that bothers me about my M1 Air is that they still haven't fixed the "stuttering cursor" bug...
...well then, we all live on a giant trolley.
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Not meant as a sarcastic question but why not get a mac mini/studio instead?
Inaction is overwhelming if you think about it. by inaction you are guilty of every sufering person around you. And you can expand that pool by saying that your inaction to find out more sufering people is also part of your guilt. of course provided you are already not doing your max right now to help tham. but hey, youre on HN, so i assume you still got free time to spare ;)
You got the question I was responding to backward, it was said that there is absolutely no rational reason why cars should be able to drive above 150km/hr.

"Come up with some reasons why people wouldn't want to drive fast" is trite, boring, I would have ignored it.

Edit to clarify: "Why not" in my reply isn't "Why not drive fast", it's "You say there is no rational reason, why not? Here's one".
I think this might be abandonware.
Also, occasionally there are REALLY high quality, altough subtle, jokes in a comment that is still a part of a productive discussion. Humour for humours sake is definitely frowned upon though.
I agree the design is definitely outdated. It's also hilarious that it's exactly the kind of look I would've expected from an app released by the FBI.
>money was received from syria and pakistan to this account

This is untrue. Razor pay did not accept international credit cards.

>Data was sought from the startup about this account by court order.

There was no court order.
maybe I will convince my boss to get me the new one, and I will give the m1 pro to my teammates :)

Other than that I agree (though, as I have stated elsewhere, this is good. less landfill). The m1 pro is just insane - I sold all of my other machines.
After reading some Nordic detective, I reached the conclusion that a severe dependency must be a requirement for admission to police academy. Divorce, accidental kills, being the only survivor of a crash that killed your family, etc., are extra points which set your career on a quick path to D.I. One cannot imagine the horrors that constitute the life of a police commissioner.
Version 1 got released June 2011, so it supported iPhone 4.
sure, the fact that someone was/is using the service can be used, but requires additional identification.

imo a "dick pic" is just that, a picture of male genitalia whereas a "nude" is usually a picture of a naked person (i.e. identifiable)
You're right, it's not just the EU but they seem to be leading (along with the Orwellian UK). The pandemic certainly raised the bar for tolerating totalitarianism. Also, 9/11 before that. There's definitely opposition, although whether it's sufficient is the question. One hopes the rest of the population will realise and join them before it's too late.
where did you go to school?
Just like LEGO, which demands that you always capitalize the brand name and never pluralise it, likely so that their trademark doesn't become generic. "I have lots of LEGO bricks", not " I have lots of Legos".

Of course, that's corporate BS and everyone can feel free to use it however they want.
I can understand not wanting to use a proprietary platform for communications about a FOSS project, but why does it have to be IRC? The world is moving on. I like being able to paste code into chat and have it syntax highlighted. I like being able to ping people so that they get a notification on their phone, and likewise, I like people to be able to ping me. Occasionally, I like to send a GIF.

I imagine IRC people will just call all of these distractions. They are in a shrinking minority of people.
Coronavirus restrictions flipped the world upside down in a number of ways that interrupted multi decade processes.

As a personal example, my field went WFH and so I just left it because I like in person interactions. That's ten or more years of training gone.

You can argue about whether in that specific case perhaps someone on the other side of the world can replace me, but in the abstract, you can't just change everything (e.g. fire everyone at the airline and attempt to rehire) and expect to be 100% back to normal just because you want to be.

People moved city, bought pets, marriages broke, etc. Things changed.
No Windows support is a blocker for me.
Their news site looks like abandonware.
It would be pretty easy to do a packet inspection and see if they're telling the truth about not transmitting the photos.
I always saw it as a bug tbh, but reading drew's footnote on that right now, I am starting to think you and he are right!

But I think it is more complicated, because it also makes clear that IRC is not an ideal medium for many forms of messaging. It works great for free for all chat, where the discussion happens right now. But it is not great for group chats with friends or when information needs to be disseminated across a community, but I have both of these seen used often.

It just not asynchronous, while at the same time, because of the constant open connection, also not great to use on the go.

It's somehow nice to have a medium for "right here and now", but it sucks to not be able to answer a question or miss important conversation because you didn't look for 10 minutes.

Of course, multi-tier conversation options have helped traditionally, but I think that's also why i never bothered with IRC much, because it was always 3 dozen people idling who always seemed to burst in conversation once you got disconnected.
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I think Drew and Simon represent a good case for IRC modernisation _without_ it devolving into Slack or Discord. Notification fatigue, endless automated bots, and the expectation to read channel history _sucks_ and IRC keeps the opt-in liveness and culture that fosters jump-in and jump-out chats which is kind of how it works face-to-face in the real world anyway.

There are absolutely others doing good work here too but Simon and Drew are the most visible (to me).

With (good) forums non-existent now I spend almost all of my tech/programming/misc talking on IRC and have since 2011. I'm 27, this isn't technology for "boomers" or "die hard oldies" which is the general tone against "just use Discord or Slack" I see in response to any kind of IRC discussion online.
After reading the article I'm not clear whether this 'open' category will be a new, separate category, or whether it will replace the 'mens' category (which may be the simpler and more pragmatic approach unless there are complaints).
Same here. I have never seen any throttling on mine, even when playing games (although admittedly I don't play demanding games). I think the target market for the Pro's active cooling is rendering (3D and video). For programmers I see little reason to get a Pro, unless you're running large C++ or Rust builds.
>QVC with a comments section

haha this is gold :)
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Apps and advertisers are coming for your lock screen
A lot of people have social media, or send photos to their family. My wife and myself send photos of our baby to close relatives across the country all the time. I know every situation is different though. It's an unmaintained app is another issue.
Doesn't that demonstrate the app isn't needed?
I never understood why IRC servers don't just store history and let clients query for it. This seems like a small addition to the protocol that would have made it a lot more pleasant to use. You could always turn the feature off in your channel/server if you want ephemerality.
Fraudulent bureaucracies leave fossil trails.. and 80 million supporters to harvest.
Razorpay did receive a Section 91 order according to their tweet: https://twitter.com/Razorpay/status/1544313411621646338
> so almost no one creates truly great "compilations" of stuff, directories, blogs, galleries or whatever

I did this for quite awhile using bookmarks, and the link rot is real. If 10% of my historical bookmarks were valid, I’d be pleasantly surprised.
Wanting to have a "session" on IRC 24/7 in order to stop missing messages and conversations, introduced me to UNIX-like systems.

In the late 90s I've purchased a "shell account" from a guy who was working for a local uni. Had some trouble understanding how the hell `screen` makes programs like ircII stay alive when I'm logging out.

Good times.
Not OP, but I work from home and the office, and also take my machine into meetings occasionally. The portability is nice.

I assume the same for just about anyone in my position.

(I'd have two Studios and an Air if it were a utopia scenario, but... that's expensive!)
Hello fellow furry pornmonger :)

It’s fucking GREAT really, furry is poison to megacorps and there’s a ton of room for individual creators to thrive without corporations relentlessly optimizing their cash extraction at huge scales.
I find TikTok and Instagram primarily about vanity, show-boating and moral crusades than creative expression. Of course, the internet of old had those negative elements in it, but now those seem to have become the bread and butter of such networks.
I don't think IRC ever had much of an expectation of privacy. Just because you didn't keep logs yourself does not mean the IRC server didn't. Using a bouncer does nothing for that.
"An important note: The FBI is not collecting or storing any photos or information that you enter in the app."

Thanks for answering the question we all had, FBI.
If it doesn't matter why not make it visible ?

Instead of : "The only time he ever has to ask the couple for anything is when a subscriber refuses to pay for content without receiving video confirmation that he’s really talking to Dani" ...
I am surprised that between all these technically minded people, no one suggested making a BitTorrent seeder box and a tracker?
Did you conveniently ignore Islam?
The app seems like a great idea and there honestly seems to be no particular reason why the FBI had to make it.

In the case of a child disappearing, it could save a lot of time.
All the fun and weird stuff is still around, it just typically doesn't SEO well and doesn't show up on Google, and is too long-tail to show up on popularity-based algorithms like those of Reddit or Facebook.

I've spent the last year or so building tools and algorithms specifically to dig up "fun and weird". It's still there: https://search.marginalia.nu/explore/random
> billed as "world's largest democracy". Wtf is the bullshit we are made to believe?

New York Times:

“India is valued the world over for a great many things, but for three over others: the Taj Mahal, Mahatma Gandhi and India’s electoral democracy.” It is the 17th general election in India, being held in seven phases over 38 days. Nine hundred million Indians are registered to vote! Around 70 percent are expected to vote. The voting age in India is 18, and 15 million are voting for the first time.

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04/25/opinion/india-elections.h...

USA + European Union = ~750M population (not voters)
I found that Father Brown from G.K. Chesterton also added a lot of levity

> the reader deserves a fighting chance to solve the mystery without the author’s use of cheap tricks.

though I found he frequently didn't leave much (any?) chance for the reader to solve the mystery, though for me the mystery and its solution was never really the focus of the stories anyway.
Microsoft Frontpage (released in 1995) is mentioned only in passing.
It was frowned upon by people in the know, but i suppose it got the job done for newbies.

One of the biggest changes is that "view source" is no longer helpful to learn HTML from scratch.
2.4/5 on Apple's App store...

The UI needs a lot of work going by the screenshots, it doesn't look appealing and there's some obvious contrast issues
In that case I would stop them, but trolley problem is more convoluted. If I do something I'll need to take responsibility, if I don't do anything the trolley company has to take the responsibility. Related: https://i.redd.it/9lbq0hx2zkk81.jpg
You should have that question no matter the author of the app.
Interesting... the FBI could ask or already have a backdoor provided by Apple.
You don't use them in production though. Your code is built in a pipeline somewhere using those tools, typically CI/CD, and then the artifacts from that process are what gets deployed to production. If you're actually running Webpack on a production server then you're doing something very unusual.
I liked Stumbleupon, I miss it too
I went to school in the 2000's when I moved to Florida, and I don't remember this, maybe I was too old, I went to school in Puerto Rico prior to this.
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3M to pay 571M to clean up PFAS contamination in Flanders
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I have that weird feeling too. I'll try to put my finger on it in a non-sarcastic way.

1. This plays into the US's helicopter parenting culture of fear

2. Most kidnappings are by someone you already know. The "shopping at the mall" example is again, more fear mongering

https://journalistsresource.org/politics-and-government/chil...

> Parents were the perpetrators in more than 90 percent of kidnappings and abductions

3. The app is to store photos of your kid? Just use your camera gallery. I guarantee it's easier to use than the FBI's clunky app (inferred from their screenshot of a 10-year-old iOS version)

4. This is life, you can't solve everything with an app. Get your head out of your phone and open your eyes and look for your kid, they're probably one store down at the arcade
My point was that JS has its 800 pound gorillas too, and so if you only want to use that, you can.

But it has so much of a broader ecosystem of other tools that if you're willing to take that risk it's an option. Java basically just doesn't have that.
I don't think "prevent divorced couples from hating each other afterwards" is all that high on the QAnon priority list.
Some department head got patted on the back, and a bunch of "analysts" burned 10 times what it should have taken to put this together. They're all getting salaries, good retirement benefits, and the satisfying feeling of having ended child exploitation (or at least telling people that).
First I thought the article (or maybe promotion) didn't gave an answer to the topic question, but it actually did; the need to sanitizing inputs destroyed what myspace enabled. The need for security is bigger than the need for customisation nowadays, you can't have a social network that has a big security flaw because users could edit the code on their pages. The product this article promotes isn't a solution, you still need developers to create the components users want, and users are not going to send requests to add something they think would be "fun" or "weird".
Ooo yes, it's so stilted and unnatural and transparently done on purpose.

It's nearly as bad as people referring to a baby as just "baby" rather than "the baby" or "your baby".
>Unfortunately, I suspect that the renewed separatist movement is making a lot of people rethink potential futures in Quebec.

How about those Curfews and other insane covid responses?

>But looking at law 66, there's a certain cruelty to the details. As I understand it, new arrivals will be forbidden from receiving any government services in a language other than French after 6 months. Montreal's respected English-speaking universities will apparently be placed under strict language rules, with the obvious intention of weakening them. And there's talk, once again, about separation from Canada.

So lets say I go to Northsec in Montreal, awesome experience. Since I cannot prove I went to an english school. I would only be served in french if I ended up in hospital. Parles pas francais.

So what? I just die in the hospital? I've been to a quebec hospital before. I waited 16 hours in the waiting room because I didnt speak french.

Obviously I'm not going to Montreal anymore. Northsec is awesome but guess not anymore.

>An independent Québec without Canadian human rights guarantees, and with ever more desperate extensions to law 66, would likely weaken the robust international economy of Montreal. I suspect that even some bilingual professionals would start thinking about moving to Toronto?

What you are seeing as a negative the quebec separatists see as a positive.
I've been using my 2013 MBP for nearly a decade. Finally replaced it with a M1 MBP a few months ago.

Honestly the 2013 still works great for what I do (web, videos, and dev work that doesn't involve spinning up multiple VMs ;) ), I figured it was time to upgrade and the supply chain issues don't seem to be letting up anytime soon. I might replace the battery in the old one. I'm hoping to get at least another decade out of the M1 machine, hopefully more.
That stat is shared among parents so much. "840,000 missing a year" in a nation of 73 million children is interpreted as meaning in any given year you have a 1 in 87 chance of never seeing your child again at any given time.

My brother won't return his shopping cart to the shopping cart return area because, in those 30 seconds where his back is turned, someone is likely to take his children. One parent told me they take it one step further and they won't use passenger door to put their children in the car. Instead, they reach through the car from the driver's door. This way they don't have to walk around the car which would allow someone to take their child.

I've suggested just locking the children in the car but it seems like solving the wrong problem, really.
I solved it by renting x86 VPS and using docker remotely. It's not ideal, but it worked for me.

There's hope that docker virtualization for x86 images will be faster with new virtualization framework features. It probably will take some time to implement, but in a year or two I expect most issues with docker to be resolved.
Who is going to unlock your phone to open the app when you are dead?
Tyranny of the majority.
The eyewear conglomerate is Luxottica (Italian, not French).
It kind of depends on whether you are some innocent bystander, or some employee of the trolley system who is actually trained and certified to pull that lever to divert that trolley and tasked with minimizing the loss of life.

Given that the way the problems are presented as if the decider is an innocent bystander, perhaps inaction is the most sensible choice.
This article seem to me to prove exactly the opposite of what it's arguing for.

The pure function approach is simple enough that they could include the code in their blog. The other approach wasn't included.
That's contrary to the definition of the term. If the ruler is the law, then there is no rule of law.
The Prius isn't a plug-in hybrid and the NiMH battery can only go a few kilometers. The Prius Prime (aka. Prius Plug-in Hybrid) is a plug-in hybrid with a Li-ion battery that can go 40 kilometers.
I had no idea you could do querying for twitter like that...
Stellantis is where all the brands with slipping or already low quality go, so having a lot of different brands at various price points is their thing.
Paul Auster's City of Glass is a good postmodernist read which violates a lot of these rules and other conventions of the genre.
This looks great! Any other good recommendations like this?
Maolac creates breast milk-like superfood from cow colostrum
Which also is distinct from science.
> I like being able to paste code into chat and have it syntax highlighted.

Use a pastebin, there are plenty out there. See: https://paste.sr.ht/ or http://ix.io/ or https://paste.rs/ or https://bpa.st/ or https://gist.github.com/ or https://paste.ubuntu.com/ and many, many more.

Regardless of there being a better tool for syntax highlighting and holding small linkable snippets of code (so that logic doesn't need to be more to download when opening your chat) it also keeps it _out_ of the chat so it's not polluted. People not being able to instantly insert 20 lines of text is a _good_ thing. So, link to the resource don't embed it.

> I like being able to ping people so that they get a notification on their phone, and likewise, I like people to be able to ping me

In the article you're responding to Drew directly mentions their suggestions for Push Notifications. I don't mean to sound facetious but, did you read this (article) in it's entirety?

> Occasionally, I like to send a GIF

See above: link to the resource, don't embed it.
Also worth reading in this genre is Raymond Chandler’s The Simple Art of Murder:

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

https://www.fadedpage.com/books/20140930/html.php#Page_1
no.

it requires acces to the serial console or baseband management controller or whatever terms have emerged.

have never rented a physical server w/o this.
I thought it'd be an issue when my work shipped me the new 14" MacBook Pro, but I found it pretty easy to pick up the laptop thanks to the bigger feet, and the bottom edges of the case that have a rounded shape.

I think with the Air's weight being slightly less than the outgoing model, the shape isn't going to be so much of a concern.

I don't need more than two Thunderbolt ports, but I would have liked to see one of them on the right side of the case.
An English-language source would be preferred as a submission.
Then they put in the wrong person :D