skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, the blue light content is higher as screens use RGB instead of the full spectrum of light, but for this purpose I care about colour perception and as long as the stimulus in the cones is the same (which it should be if your display is properly calibrated, most are actually quite decent at this point straight out of the factory), this does not make a difference.

Limiting the blue part of RGB makes the available colour space so small, that the design goals of this palette will be impossible to achieve.

As far as I know, the most recent science says that blue light levels from displays are actually pretty much negligible in terms of overall health, but don’t quote me on that. For wakefulness, ideally you should probably not be working that late at night anyways and there’s f.lux and night shift for that if you must. These inherently make legibility of any colour worse though, including this palette.
Stores will be closed. It's not far to imagine a Kaseya-like incident, or just a power outage like you mention.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaseya_VSA_ransomware_attack
Makes sense. I am from an even poorer ex-soviet country. I think we have zero (or very close to zero) subscriptions, use no external services for anything critical, and host everything ourselves. It's not only much cheaper, but faster as well (when the closest datacenter is 150 ms away, the difference is obvious). It also protects us in case the dictator does something stupid and we get cut off because of sanctions or inability to pay. I've seen an even stronger drive towards self-hosting since February of this year, just in case.
They lost because the competition is better. Roborock and Ecovacs are superior devices to any of iRobots' offerings.
Kids or even adults are leaving critical OSINT information in their tiktoks.

Where they live, what they're doing right now etc.
And from point of view of braindead attacker. All this can be done manually.

What if I reverse Tiktok and have everything automated.

A lot of people start to stream just for fun or by mistake, for few secs. Post a video by mistake.

Bot which watches specific profile 24/7 .... catches everything and more...
Time to do what I did to every hardware product I owned which Google acquired: Rip it out, delete my account, and try to make my money back selling it to someone else.

I actually made a profit on both my Nest and my Fitbit so far! Though the Nest was from energy rebates before I resold it, and the Fitbit was from it's recall for burn risk... Recall paid MSRP, not the price I purchased it for.
Yes I am very aware of this.

Can it be set as default?

Verbatim will still include results with other characters between "franciscus xaverius"than a space. Like a ( or a dot. It includes results containing a phrase that ends with Fransciscus. And the next phrase beginning with Xaverius. This is useless when searching ancestors.

I know the service is free, but it would be really cool to be able to search for any (ASCII) string verbatim.
FYI Mesos is dead.
I can see how things have gotten better for the average user. All searches seem to lead to ads and questionable generated reviews and content.
I take exception to you casting them as having a reasonable reputation for reliability. In my experience it's a gamble for reliability, if you lose expect poor support, long repair times, and if it's out of warranty the repairs are always more than the cost of the device.
1.5 years old 12 Pro, 83% battery health.

But I mostly do iOS software engineering, so the device spends most of it’s time plugged in.

In a few months, it won’t even need to try to stay under 80% anymore. It just will.
My learning path was very similar.
Absolutely agree. The lack of LiDAR (or equiv) seems to really hamper iRobot's effectiveness - I had an iRobot i7 and its mapping/pathfinding was ramming in to things at near top speed and ricocheting off the walls.

They also still sell vacuum and mopping* robots as seperate units which just drives up the cost. My old setup of the two robots took somewhere on the order of 5-6 hours to do a ~100m2 apartment.

I moved to a Roborock and then Dreame bot (someone really needs to talk to Xiaomi about all the sub-brands :P) comparitively, they both took around 1.5 to just under 2 hours to do a much better job.

I actually felt huge guilt selling my two iRobot's to someone, wanting to tell them they were complete junk and they were wasting their money.

*There is always mixed opinions on mopping effectiveness, but the iRobot roll-and-spit model of mopping is truly horrendous.
Interesting that the announcement includes long lists of "testimonials" from W3C members and from "industry", but there are some glaring omissions. Why no endorsement from Apple, Microsoft, Google, or Mozilla? Even smaller players like Opera and Brave are missing.
> My initial reaction was 'sleep mode' may be better and alert people to either log in and "activate" their repo.

That's what they ended up deciding to do

> We reached a decision to move unused repos to object storage.
Once implemented, they will still be accessible but take a bit longer to access after a long period of inactivity.
Should be back in stock "soon"... Though I'm keeping an eye on the pipenote instead now - more powerful CPU. Instead of LCD it is epaper which as pros and cons for this use.
I see, that does make sense. American kids must feel even more badass then, considering that they're doing something 5-6 years earlier than they'd be allowed to :)
Yes they have improved the panels so much the past couple of years. The blacks are just so amazing on OLEDs!
18 year olds in the military can’t buy beer, absolutely nobody cares if they drink it or not. In the whole time I was in not a single person got in trouble for the drinking but for whatever stupid things they did while drinking.

And it’s because they make you follow the local laws, when we were down in Panama the officers all chipped in and bought us a shitton of beer on our last night there. There was another time at Ft Bragg where they were like “anyone not over 21 can’t drink” and then just walked away leaving us with another shitton of beer.
Sibling, stoked to hear that! Enjoy glorious pain-free travel productivity.

I often use it at home, too - just to get out of the home office from time to time. Can work from the kitchen table without compromise. Takes less than a minute to set up.
When it comes to poo, I'd rather it be overly cautious than miss.
U.S. employers added 528k jobs in July
Yeah, insane amount of money will definitely keep them motivated. Feynman wouldn't have gotten anything done, were it not huge money government paid.
Their robots started to suck after a while ! They are more interested in extracting more from their customers than creating better robots. Best example is their mopping robot that they try to market using a kind of "subscription" model with proprietary pads. The chinese roborock is so much better and they get better after each release.
> If this lady ever starts swimming more often, it won't be because a bunch of other people agreed with her idea that discipline is the enemy;

No, it will be because she tells herself "hey self! let's go swimming, it'll be fun", as opposed to "hey, we HAVE to go swimming". The whole point of the article is about managing one's 'inner child'/monkey mind via effective salesmanship.
Maybe stop telling them you support chrome and instead tell them chrome works with your site.
I'd never buy a Tesla.

I want a car I own.

A Tesla-style model, I paid for a car which, in any real sense, Tesla owns and lets me use.
For an airgap lab, refer to the principal of Faraday Cage as a guideline.

For tighter control of reduced attack surface:

- libmusl instead of glibc
- pre-2013 CPU
- no UEFI
- no Management Engine (ME)
- replace BIOS with an open-source variety
- disable Write-Execute (relegate JIT to emulated VM; that’s web browsers too)

For an IT cybersecurity coordinator to have an hypothetical secured homeLAN system, he/she would need to set up:

- a RADIUS server
- a LDAP server
- an encrypted MAC layer via PKI
- a default-deny firewall (absolutely no VPN/DNSm/DoH/DoT pinholes)
- a transparent HTTPS proxy server with various ICAP servers scrubbing bad things
- a waterfall router (randomized packet jitters)
- a bastion DNS resolver
- internal authoritative DNSSEC servers (including cloned Root servers)
- personalized workstations run on QubeOS
- test workstations on pre-prepared hardened OS
- VM servers run in strict software-emulated mode.
- disable JavaScript on all hosts’ OSes (guest VM and guestnet could have ‘em)
- VMs can only run Whonix Linux OS
- an intensive alerting system via heavily-sanitized SMS and email (but no public-facing, like Twitter)

and that is not counting any external servers needed to support the initial homeNET setup. You want VPN or exit-only Tor node, buy a cheap WireGuard’d VPS.

of course, then there is so many more security enhancements for Linux, on top of SELinux, Toyo, GRSecurity mostly in form of Linux kernel configuration tweaking.

Isn’t job security awesome?

# Reference #

* https://github.com/a13xp0p0v/linux-kernel-defence-map/blob/m...

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.1X

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_6

* https://alternativeto.net/software/libreboot/

* https://www.kicksecure.com/

* https://www.whonix.org/

* https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/kernel_parameters
"I recently discovered the very very wealthy neighborhood of SF in the north west corner of the city and boy, that sure is a low density use and I would LOVE to see that area turned in to high density affordable housing. But then, those people must control the city so it doesn’t seem like that would ever happen."

Same with parking. In LA there is the popular Runyon Canyon. On weekends it's parking hell because so many people go there. Interestingly one block down there are some side streets with huge houses and (not surprisingly) street parking isn't allowed there.
Also I think MacOS is still much better than Windows in terms of design and usability
> I too enjoy the removal of innovation and excellence in the quest for equality comrade

I think you misunderstood. This is not an argument for equality at all, the problem with patchy support is that few bother to implement features against because it costs time and money and as a result fades into usbcuirity.

Having uniform platform is a very effective for innovations success. It makes sense for Apple and the developers to have the hardware based 3D touch with a software based alternative so that it can work on all devices the same way.
So the result is still accessible through the search, but you would want it "suggested"?

You claim you want to see Alex Jones because you want to be challenged in your opinions, but is that possible that SUGGESTING Alex Jones is actually causing harm to many people? It might not cause you harm, but if we suggest it to people that might not have looked for it otherwise, we are sending people down the line of starting to harass parents of victims. It seems clear to me why it's not suggested. Perhaps for you it doesn't matter, it' just to "challenge" your views. Obviously, your kid wasn't shot in a school and you don't have people calling you every hour of the day to tell you you're a criminal that just made it up and have random people going to your house and fire at your house.

Perhaps your personal freedom must stop when it starts causing violence.

Again.. those videos are still there in the search results, just the suggested terms are not there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DONT

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jakob_Dont
Doesn't iRobot make more from military contracts than consumer facing?
It's good for a cryptocurrency, but looking at the exchange rates, that's still fluctuating way too much to make me feel comfortable in using it as a real currency.

I love the concept of the blockchain, but the cryptobros turned any kind of decentralized money into a gambling game, even the ones designed to be reasonably stable. This type of greed is why we can't have nice things.
I’m on a Mac with a Retina display so that’s probably why I haven’t noticed this issue. I don’t know of any way to account for this off hand though, even if I had noticed it.

Is it at least acceptable with the contrast++ version?
I would also like to see suburbs become more walkable and abandon the strip mall concepts. I would like to see more, smaller grocery stores and other commercial intermixed amid residential areas.

But I personally feel trapped in a dense urban environment. Going out to restaurants and bars and shows are neat experiences, but they aren’t fulfilling for me never mind the enormous expense of it all. I would rather live where I have access to nature and visit the city for its attractions on a weekend when the mood strikes. I want a house that my wife and I own and can do projects in without worrying about the condo association rules or disrupting my neighbors. I want at least a little bit of yard so my elderly dog can lay in the grass off-leash. I want less crime, a saner politics, and a local government that isn’t so dysfunctional. I really think a little bit of space is good for the soul, but I also think the American model of suburbs can be improved to get more of the benefits of urban life.
Am I the only one who sees bright horizontal lines while my eyes are closed, after looking at this article for a minute or two?
Yeah I do think that was seriously under calculated.

It seems like reader comes up on nearly every article about google screwing up something like this.

What I never understood though, why did they cancel it in the first place. I always figured that the crawler likely used RSS for discovery. I mean why wouldn't it? I constantly find that RSS has articles before I see them on the website.

So how much extra data were they really storing for supporting Reader? I mean they had to support the UI but it just seemed like an odd removal.
Iceland just drills a new well every 6 months 50 yards from the previous one.
LOL I read the first comment about Asus and quality and expected to read this. Can confirm. Absolutely the worst company on the planet.
Have you been around long? There's one of these posts every couple weeks where everyone complains about everything you just posted about.
Did you miss the part where he yearned for the days when 50s men could come home and repress [sic] women? He brought up 50s men again later. Sure I exaggerated since he doesn’t explicitly say hit your wife. However if one is to say imagine a 1950s testosterone filled man comes home after being the sole bread winner and oppressed his wife, there will be a non zero amount of people who will think that can or will involve hitting your wife.

He didn’t say much about their flaws. He kept hedging for how they are the good and better ones. He for sure never phrased this as “as flaws as 50ties men were” in the context of the whole thing.

Knowing Jordan Peterson’s sexism, racism, religious bigotry, homophobia, transphobia, disregard for the poor, and his own hypocrisy of his own mean advice and sayings on drug addiction, if a statement about a 50s guy coming home to repress/oppress his wife doesn’t scream a big issue to you, nothing will. You will be able to turn anything he says into a positive, and I will not see his sneaky wording as anything but that.

I mean in his Kyle Kulinski discussion recently and before that too, he talks about how “remember when [gay] pride used to be a sin?” As if that’s an indictiment on being gay. And that gay and trans advocacy is tricking people into being gay and trans. It’s insanely baffling to appreciate someone’s words when they actually are saying straight cis people are being tricked into being gay or trans. No less to the point of a morale panic. I can’t give any benefit of the doubt to such an overt bigot.

> Now, is he right? It's hard to tell, but the phenomenon he describes definitely exists to some degree.

He’s probably wrong. His own philosophies with all this are bankrupt to begin with. He talks about hierarchies being natural and the best with the alphas rising up. Yet marriage is the opposite of that. It forces exclusive monogamy and is pushed down through culture and society. He has been asked by Rogan and others about this contradiction to his work. His answers are quite wanting. It’s obvious there’s no answer except monogamy benefits him and many of his fans who aren’t the most playboy types and are likely conservative leaning thus want “traditions”.
But there is no indication that it breaks every month, and there is a strong indication that it breaks less ten once every 6 years. Also there is literally no indication that it takes 2 months to repair.

What I am seeing from you is just negative comments about this technology, literally based on assumption and made-up standards that are not common in the industry.
> there is zero discoverability

The shortcuts associated with menu items are shown in the menu item. I realize that there other discovery problems with keyboard shortcuts (on all platforms) but there is non-zero discoverability for "the most basic things" on Mac OS.

Gesture discoverability is much closer to zero, IMHO.
In Europe kids meet and play outside IRL, no need for ipads to socialize.
I'll wait to see what Construction Physics[1] says about it. He has covered the prefab space in detail.

[1] https://constructionphysics.substack.com/
Because of strict regulations on Ma Bell, Unix was free with all the source code. Universities would request a copy and Ken would send a magtape.

And so it began.
Yes, linkedin is a pirate treasure trove of OSINT.
People...
Hi pcauthorn,
I would recommend to read some of paul graham's work "Do thing's that don't scale", as well as begin reading/watching some great information on entrepreneur published on yCombinator youtube channel. The best way to meet someone who has problem that needs to be solved is to get experience in that field and interact with people who are currently working in that area. For example, if you are interested in working in applications for food service, try working in bars/restaurants around your area and find out what the pain-points are for these restaurants.

In regards with meeting someone currently I am participating in yCombinator StartUpSchool program, where they allow you to meet other founders/hackers with similar skills and goals.
Can't wait til everyone gets this foldable screen nonsense out of their system. It's all destined for a tech oddities display in a museum.
Keep in mind .COM wasn't really exotic back then. I remember many assembly tutorials taught how to write .COM executables. Many DOS era commands and utilities were .COM (well, they were commands after all!).

As for .BAS vs .EXE, I remember it was definitely about .EXE feeling "more real". I mean, I had the Basic interpreter in my computer anyway, and distributing programs wasn't in my mind, so a compiler wasn't really needed... it just felt that an .EXE program I could write was more "like the real deal"!
Well … time to get rid of my roomba.

The idea that they’ll have ring outside, a camera inside monitoring every movement is kinda nuts, and Alexa monitoring all audio is insane. We already know Amazon has a service to sell data to police. I don’t know what people will expect here.
Ugh, yes. Google is still pretty good for navigation-by-title on popular content, but it is increasingly terrible at search. Breaking operators is part of that story, but I've seen more and more instances where Google will prove that it can return a page but won't return results for some of the phrases on the page. I half suspect that behind the scenes there is a one-hot encoding or embedding that just ignores tokens with low frequency, which completely wrecks Google's ability to navigate technical writing with abbreviations, part numbers, small brands, etc. Sometimes it does work, so I think of it like a popularity algorithm plus a decrepit fallback for the content it deems "no longer necessary" to do a half decent job on.
Not really? Cryptocurrency has never been directly about causing people harm, it's simply an experiment in alternative digital assets. Now, I think that's a horrible idea, but I also don't think it's the government's job to regulate it any more than it's their responsibility to monitor Fortnite's V-Bucks economy.

Why should the government intervene here? It's in the mutual interests of crypto holders, crypto detractors, exchanges and the Supreme Court to not treat all crypto as a security.
I agree this is a good attitude and start off point for parents-to-be but I have to agree with other commenters that it is impractical and goes out the window pretty quickly unless you have nerves of steel :). Imagine for example being on a flight with a toddler throwing a tantrum, for the sake of everyone's sanity an iPad is a wonderful device.

Having said that it is all about balance, and limiting screen time is a good way to go about it.
1) For years PH used to do the stuff that should totally, unequivocally never be allowed. Then they did a 180, some damage control and a spring cleaning. You can argue that what PH does now should be allowed, but then one of its victims lawyers up and brings up something from dark past in which PH is totally implicated. Now what?

2) Visa, like any other business, must be allowed to use own judgement when deciding whom it's dealing with. They are no saint, though, because they probably noticed that they were dealing with PH (given its size) long enough ago and ignored what was going on there.
Okay so take the two most complained about UBs, improper aliasing and signed integer overflow. Every compiler I’ve ever used lets you turn both into defined behavior.
Lenovo also had a similar laptop released a year ago. This one is still really cool though!
Want R&D? Oppose monopolies. Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, and possibly others all need to be broken up into smithereens.

There seems to be bipartisan support for this but current leadership is once again distracted buying voters rather than solving hard problems (typical for no matter who is in power).
>I believe that loneliness stems from one's inability to be friends with oneself, to enjoy one's company.

I suspect it's the presence of people who you feel have "got your back" rather than the mere presence of people.

Having 15 friends who do not genuinely care for you would therefore probably be worse than having just 2 who do.
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32354969
So much for my imagination, then.
Would you trust VLAN’s ability to securely separate and route traffic on the same port? I might be a bit old school but for this kind of stuff I really prefer proper, physical separation.
Not a fee as mentioned in the article's title, a refundable deposit as explained in the article.
The isabelle AFP project (https://www.isa-afp.org) might be interesting to you.
French scientist's photo of ‘distant star’ was chorizo
I get strtok and strcat, but what's wrong with strdup?
"One thing it won’t block by default after the changes roll out this week, is scripts for bat.bing.com that load directly after a user clicks on one of DDG’s search ads, which it says are used on advertisers’ sites to measure ad effectiveness."
Depends which direction that revenue is going. Anyways multiples of profit is a better measure if the business is making money. After all you could have a multi-billion dollar company tomorrow selling gas for $1/gallon. but you'd also be losing $3-4 for every $1 you make. A pretty good analogy for many tech companies.
Startups that exit into an acquisition by FAANG generally end up abandoning their products and hurting their customers. As someone who has been burned by this, I'd like to see this exit strategy become less common.
Neat answer. What O/S do you run on it?