skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's some nuance here.

We have free speech in the US. Freedom means choice, so there's still an obligation to act morally. China is more than willing to manipulate cultural messages with money, so we need some kind of cultural counter to that.

For instance, see how China manipulated the NBA and Activision Blizzard during the Hong Kong protests.
Judge orders Waterloo business to name customers who threatened Bungie employees
The feds use this all the time. "plead guilty to this thing we probably can't get a jury conviction on and we'll drop the lying charge we can easily prove"
It's been in Ubuntu for quite a while. It's under Settings > Notifications. I've always had it turned off.
Yes, a little bit. I'm working on a different project that's more of a refreshed Google Groups / GNU Mailman listserv, and that has even more complexity for allow-lists: https://booklet.community

> I imagine it would be easier for the completely self-hosted email system if signup gave receivers a from-address they could whitelist, if their email provider allows it. Maybe you already do this.

Yeah, that could be possible. I'm not opposed to releasing a self-hosted version of Postcard - but it's been useful to not have that constraint from the beginning. For instance, email sending happens in an async queue backed by Redis - and that might just be unnecessarily complex for a self-hosted tool!
As said in other comments this is great but I wish they would get lower some of the search stealers like Pinterest, redbubble, yelp, and LinkedIn. There also a lot of top x sites that are practically generated and thinks like user benchmark that are complete garbage.
good start, now interop with noscript/basic (x)html browsers.
No you can just buy another one on the spot if repair lead time is too long.
Bloomberg article to back up my assertions: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-03/bitcoin-m...
The only required property in a DID document is id, so that is the only statement guaranteed to be in a DID document.

DID is little more than list of defined names and their intended usage. It's not automatically bad, but it's just a skeleton without any meat. In some sense, DID is pre-emptive standard template. If new identity protocols write their standard to be convertible to DID, then they end up having systems that can interact (after some testing) if when their methods intersect.
My anecdata: the McDonald's in my area still hasn't opened up its in-restaurant seating because they can't staff it. Drive-through only.
The next phase of online advertising could be even worse
TikTok level humor now entering HN.
I disagree. The largest company in the country is not a passive participant in the government's policies.
You can probably use a browser plugin to get rid of pinterest results

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/blacklist/jbpccand...
> So you’re advocating that negative gdp growth is the same as positive gdp growth?

I can only assume you must have responded to the wrong comment.
A lot of people think that. I’m not saying I agree, but it’s a pretty popular take in macro circles on YouTube.
There's a way to look at daily historical versions of the front page:

https://news.ycombinator.com/front

I kind of wish you could do hourly for the past day or so.
Rule 1: be attractive. Rule 2: don't be unattractive.

Obviously in society there's a lot with this: you're born with a face shape, height, you can lose your hair because genetics, etc. With enough money, surgery, etc you can change some of these things but IMO that's ridiculous vs working with what you have.

Weight training is great from a health and longevity standpoint but it's also the most straightforward way to be "better looking".

Cliche example of the 20 year high school reunion. The beautiful people at that age were mostly coasting on what they were born with and everything that comes with youth.

20 years later the "beautiful" people who put on 50 lbs of fat vs the "ugly" people who put the work in... Needless to say most will consider the roles reversed. Resistance training goes furthest in this.

It's harsh but it's true.
Bloomberg: BTC Miner Made Millions in Credits by Shutting Rigs During Texas Heat
This is a pretty good idea, thank you! I will implement this, but instead of a zero ill use a whitespace
I read that as shorthand for "Emirates-based entities cannot..."
Year long insurance for climbing is not all that expensive in EU. I know quite a few people who have it.
And now realize Chinese brands of cleaning robots have build in full detailed mapping (lidar/camera/ai), and do call home.
This didn't happen to my single ARM VPS instance, so it might depend on what you were using.
I don't think the Getty family is hurting for money. Getty Images is likely a prestige business for them.
I don't follow some hard and fast rule. I naturally take breaks from tasks, when I feel like it, or when I'm getting slower at performance or not being as sharp as I should be; then I take a break.
I'll consider flakes usable for packaging software when they support passing options. The respective issue [0] has been closed unfortunately. Perhaps I am misunderstanding what flakes are meant to be (a more formalized standard way to define nix packages and apps), but a lot packages in nixpkgs have a plethora of parameters that as of now can not really be mapped to a functionality in nix flakes.

[0] https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/2861
Wanted a new parka, got a HTTP 429 error: a Kasada experience
Although Klein definitely is a scientist, it's not exactly your random scientist. He's got strong credentials. He's got also a huge talent for explaining some links between physics and philosophy. If you happen to understand french, make sure you watch some of his videos.
Used to. Israel and UAE normalized relations in 2020 and signed a free trade deal this spring.
I don't think there's much as project architecture is domain specific.

There's some tricks that's good to know that mostly emerge from language limitations so for novice it's good to learn some language specific patterns:

* Ruby [0]
* Node.js [1]

Then from more stable software except DBs is OS, Compilers and Games:

* Games [2]
* Interpeters [3]
* Computation: [4]
* OS: don't really know.

Generally if you understand computation, computers/language and your domain you will come with good architecture. I haven't found any shortcuts yet. Fast iteration wins, so optimise mostly for that and ability to swap stuff that doesn't work, so contain crap as much as you can. Pure functions are by definition swappable and easy to test so abuse that. Use domain commands to mutate stuff and not updateEntity(X) and you will be good. Use turnOnEngine(car) instead of updateCar({ engine: true }). Also learn to use Facade[5] pattern -> this one makes gluing things much safer against abuse (limits API surface).

It's also good to know about all the things one can optimise for to take decisions more consciously. So like maintainability, reusability, iteration speed, speed of delivery, observability, security etc.

Generally search for "How to design programs book/course" for more abstract stuff and "$MyLang patters/architecture book" or check blogs of some high profile software or their devs

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/13507787-practical-ob...

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/24514193-node-js-desi...

[2] https://gameprogrammingpatterns.com/contents.html

[3] https://craftinginterpreters.com/

[4] https://computationbook.com/

[5] https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/facade
>Amazon will use iRobot to vacuum more data than dirt

Well put.

I see the synergy with their Alexa, Echo etc.
we don't want ARM, we want RISC-V, coze worldwide royalty free.
This is probably key. They probably will be avoiding O365 in favor of the other dominant office SaaS solution.
I've never understood sense of those talking heads type of podcast. You won't get anything useful out of it and it's not even entertaining. Listening to smart people talk doesn't make you smarter.
In this case it's too soon to tell what's going to happen; he could still have additional consequences for the perjury.

Link to one of these past perjury situations where there were no repercussions?
I love pen and paper. I have chronically sweaty hands so an iPad + stylus + note app works best for me currently, but its the same idea.
Is it net negative for everyone?

Perhaps people at the bottom are positive and people above are net negative, i.e. reduction of income/wealth gap.
As part of free speech, can a company from somewhere in south send out parts in boxes with confederate flag on the box?

We make decisions to curtail free speech everyday so how's this different?
All this hostility to users in last few years is because of $$$.

Google should just have a developer/engineer/expert mode that shows results using 2012 algorithms. I don’t mind paying $5/month in exchange.
I like this idea! I had a "Bootstrap Resume" project get popular back in like 2013. Maybe I should revive that :-)
This should honestly be picked up by a larger news organization. If the US is serious about protecting Taiwan and bringing more chips to the US, Apple should be shamed for choosing Chinese profits. Imagine if Apple told Ukraine employees to label Russia on their badges.
That view is so myopic - loads of people buy high end non-apple laptops. I would anecdotally guess many many more than apple overall. Just seems you're lacking in awareness of it. Probably a particular social bubble you are in, combined with myopia to the rest of the world.
>if there was a tutorial app I would have used it..

Isn't that the Tips App? I'm pretty sure it gets recommended every time you set up a new phone. Mine has a tip on using Haptic Touch with the keyboard to move the insertion point.
The product would be shit if apple did it too.

I have a professional issue with Asus support having dealt with them from a large corp.

I can isolate the two factors but understand the risks are combined.

That’s just logic.
> they always have an eye on Chinese profits

Not really. Pretty much every iPhone sold everywhere is manufactured in China, and they all use chips from Taiwan.

There is no Apple without China. Hundreds of thousands of Chinese nationals, working in Chinese-jurisdiction factories, produce Apple's products. Without the full consent and cooperation of the Chinese government, there are no Apple products. Full stop.
There is insurance for exactly that and quite affordable actually.
Wish there was a link to a site where one can buy the book.
It reads to me like Apple is warning suppliers that it's parts may not get to factories in China if it does not comply with Chinese law.

You would like Apple to... stop importing parts from Taiwan to China? That doesn't seem right, it would hurt Taiwan. Stop manufacturing in China? That's... ambitious. Ignore the situation and just accept assembly lines being halted because of lack of parts stopped at border? Other?

I don't totally see how America's future is at stake requiring current escalations to challenges to China's long-standing statement that Taiwan is part of china. You think America may cease to exist unless the government chooses right now to change their policy and refuse to let China maintain this fiction? And that private corporations start challenging it too even before the government does? Or else America may cease to exist?

Just curious, I would like to learn more about what you're looking for here. I'm curious if you are hoping for a shooting war between the US and China, if you think that would be good for "America's future"?
This could be such an enormous game changing format. What an exciting time this is.

For me, the idea of being able to lift up the keyboard and reveal a second screen is just crazy exciting. Fluidity in format feels like the next great leap in mobile computing.

To that end, I wonder we haven’t yet seen devices without multiple detachable wireless screens? I would love to detach a screen off the back of my MacBook — when I had space to — and have an impromptu second display.
Still a far inferior replacement, and text selection still blows.
I think the best rule for life that I know of and that can apply to anyone is "love your neighbor as yourself": treat each person you run into as you'd like to be treated yourself, and when you're making decisions that will affect others (like users of your product) treat them like you'd want to be treated in your decisions.

Zooming out a bit, yes it is hard to know what's good for humanity as a whole. But I'd venture to say that the most valuable asset by far towards this end is the truth - get that at any cost.
You're missing the point - 99% of people don't know this and will most likely never know. These two men will be forever known as greats. In fact, Ford's legacy is probably so significant that learning about his anti-Semitic views might actually influence some fraction of American population - not in the direction you hope for. You don't know my friends, sure you want me to share this with them? Be careful what you wish for.
Depends on the implementation and the blockchain, but for many cases there are ways to make such resolutions provably correct, such that you don't have to hold the copy of blockchain and you don't have to trust that a third party did the resolution correctly.
> If there's some vaccuum bot that can almost take the place of a real vaccuum on carpet please let me know because I don't vaccuum enough at all.

If that one famous vacuum-repairman AMA on Reddit is to be believed, even most home upright vacuums don't produce enough suction to properly clean carpet. No way they're gonna fit that much power in a little disc-shaped, quiet robot.
I mean what are they supposed to do? Choose your battles. If your home country says Taiwan is part of China the easiest path with the least resistance is to label stuff from Taiwan as “made in china”.

Of all the fights Apple can choose to pick, it seems like this one just isn’t worth it. Much better they pick fights about police having the ability to unlock phones or something.

Choose your battles. Let some shoe company pick that battle or something…
Yah but I need this promotion so it’s rolling out
Have a dedicated window of time for The Thing you need to accomplish. Turn off your smartphone, and just hyperfocus. I even have a dedicated SSD which boots into an OS specifically tailored and configured for coding.
That‘s very funny since almost all repairs on apple devices that I‘ve seen took longer than a day. Apple had [1] some very funky policies about shipping spare parts that essentially required the repair shop to have the laptop on their workbench before ordering the spares.

[1] or even still has, it‘s been a while
Ah but it does get impacted by things like interest rates and tech stocks.
Toby Walsh on AI: “Perhaps Even More Dangerous Than Nuclear Bombs”
> While you might not consider it ratty

At one point, he did have a car he got on discount because of hail damage. That's pretty ratty in my opinion.
He has a large audience and is anodyne enough to not matter as part of the interview. He may ask some dumb questions or say some dumb stuff, but he won’t be hostile.

It’s why someone may go on tv for a few minute spot, it’s good for getting your message out to a large audience despite the interviewer being in the way of that.
That's a good point. They look like a premium-ish brand in a space that is rapidly becoming commoditized.

That's exactly where Amazon tends to do well with hardware.
There may not be a "diversity and inclusion" requirement, but I wonder if using an alternative OS could be considered reasonable accommodations in disability law? I'm totally blind and interviewed at a startup and when I told them I needed a Windows machine for accessibility reasons they decided it wasn't worth having me do the take-home coding project. At that point I decided if they were going to refuse to make what I consider a reasonable accommodation I'm glad I found out before wasting time on a take-home project. If the job was IOS development, then they'd have a point, but it was all back-end work that could just as easily be done with WSL under Windows as Mac OS.
There a few problems here.

The first problem is that we don't need to frame this discussion as "cars vs no cars". I'm not advocating for getting rid of cars because that wouldn't make sense and would be wildly impractical. Instead, what is being advocated is not having car-first infrastructure.

The second problem is that this preference, like other "decisions" is done without complete information or a feedback loop besides a monthly payment and gas prices. You don't feel the weight of the maintenance and taxes that go to paying for new highway construction. You don't really experience climate change in a feedback mechanism. You also aren't presenting equivalent options. Would someone prefer to walk over to the neighborhood grocery store to get their groceries or drive 5 miles away to a big-box retailer? I bet if you actually polled people you'd get 90%+ preferring the former. Framing it as "I want a car" versus not having a car presents the person being asked a question which implies taking something away from them, which is bad practice.

The third problem is that people prefer to own cars because we intentionally design our cities such that owning a car is the only choice. There's no competition. But you can clearly see that this isn't society's actual preference, because walkable neighborhoods across the country built before cars were prevalent usually have higher property values than the suburbs in the same city. If there was a mechanism such that people could choose neighborhoods they'd vote for or buy medium-density mixed-use neighborhoods where they can have a car with street parking or in the garage behind their house for less frequent activities and then they'd walk to the local grocery store, let their kids walk themselves to school, etc.
How many double decker buses are there per Library of Congress?
Right.

Perhaps individuals and families are having to do more work to try to climb out of an inflation hole. New jobs are good. 2nd, 3rd and 4th jobs in families to defeat that missing 4% is sub-optimal job growth due to a variety of trade-offs.
Ancient Black Holes Have Revealed a Mystery at the Edge of Time and Space
Could I black box your hypothesis so its stated functionality can be tested properly? O:->
And I’m about to drop my Roomba on the second hand market.
God yes, I hate how all FEs have tunnel vision on MacOS nowadays. Our sign-up flow had godawful scrollbars both horizontally and vertically for the longest time but they didn't notice because they're all on retina display Macbooks instead of what the bulk of our users will be using.
Hunting for APT Abuse of Exchange
I see this as pretty high brow academic trolling in vein of the Sokal hoax [0] - but I suppose it's a sign of the times the "publication" is a single tweet.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokal_affair
100% of Apple's important chips depend on Taiwan continuing to be Taiwan (and TSMC continuing to be TSMC).

~100% of Apple's manufacturing depends on China continuing to permit hundreds of thousands of Chinese nationals in Chinese factories (Foxconn's plants in Zhengzhou and elsewhere) building Apple products.

I'm not sure what you mean by "knuckle under" in this context, but Apple is, today, wholly dependent upon Taiwanese and Chinese manufacturing (for chips, and assembly, respectively).

If there is a war between China and Taiwan, or China and the US, Apple stands to lose the most of any single organization, I think.
Why do you think Iran is just toying with the idea of building a nuke? Doesnt it make sense that if they had the capacity, or if they had the capacity to make one in 6 months, that they would?

For 50 years Iran rules have been on the fence?
tech market seems to be cooling down. Mostly due to fears and copycating FAANGs on their hiring freezes.
I definitely appreciate synonyms (which I may not otherwise consider, or at best have to think of one by one) and plurals being included by default.
Because Annex K sucks and should be removed entirely.
This sounds like libcaca[0]

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libcaca
The computer in your house could.
> Do you see any issues with this example of the stable matching problem?

> This one is likely jarring in today’s world, since same-sex marriage is now legal in the US and many other nations. How do you think LGBT students will feel looking at this example?

This is actually a great example of when making an example more "inclusive" completely breaks the underlying concept that it's trying to explain. The SMP relies on the pairs you're creating having one member from each of two sets. Making this change turns the problem into the SRP instead, which the same solutions don't apply to.
So far my solution has been just to make sure everything is disconnected from wifi. Not so sure that will actually work for that much longer, if it still does at all (cellular, more extensive mesh networking, etc.).

I think that places in the US will start having to push for the right to turn off and disconnect (yeah, shades of Max Headroom here).
How about adding “Notation as a Tool for Thought” in some form?

https://www.jsoftware.com/papers/tot.htm

Might be a different notation needed depending on the subject.
The caveat is that you must be able and willing to use an ARM processor. Their x86 based always free offering is only 2GB. GCP'S always free x86 is only 1GB.
I can attest that it's not (a big deal). My ex-wife lied repeatedly in written court certifications about money she was receiving from her parents which I ultimately proved were lies. This, I assumed, was tantamount to perjury (given that these were supposedly 'sworn statements' with all the requisite mumbo jumbo about 'penalties'). Guess what? nothing happened. thanks for paying all of that extra money in alimony that you didn't have to...You lied to the Court.. and me, for years.. eh, no big deal. thanks for playing our super-fun anachronistic, ceremonial scamfest. I believe lying is actually encouraged by the Court system because the onus is the adversary to prove it and, even if you do, nothing really happens. Threats of 'contempt' are just that.. threats. Contempt of Court, contempt of Congress..perjury.. yawn. On another note, getting some rain today..really need it.
> It's amazing how little coverage this story gets, and no coverage at all from mainstream media.

I'd like to see less "someone did/said something goofy on Twitter" in mainstream media, not more. This "story" warrants maybe a Reddit or Fark link, not breaking news from CNN.
Lightning Phone Credit Spreads In Africa, cross border payments
It seems to me that there's a delicate, probably impossible balance: the difficulty decreases at the critical times, but not fast enough to compensate for the tiebreak.

Suppose the difficulty decreased by a lot: at 0:59 it is effectively impossible to mine a block but at 1:00 it is so easy that a speak-and-spell could do it. In that case, it seems like the optimum strategy for a selfish miner would be to try to post-date the timestamp and mine an "easy" block. It would still lose to a legitimately-mined "hard" block, but it would profit in expectation by being the first "easy" block to reach the network.

On the other hand, setting a difficulty schedule such that there is no single optimum timestamp might impose a too-fast decay on difficulty.
> The entire concept is "jack of all trades, master of none" is

The quote is “a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.”
What’s wrong with the original title? The re-written title here makes no grammatical sense and misrepresents the story.
Very true. And arguably government stimulus checks too.

But bad news? Your crypto coin has a documented flaw that allows it to be manipulated? Good news for your coin!
Here is a spec for the `did:key` method: https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-method-key/
Vice has a GDPR cookies implementation that's on the lower end of what I've seen to date. Defo in breach of the rules.