skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In time perhaps, but it could be a long road to that point. I would rather us avoid having to go down that path at all.
It is cognitive dissonance, with DDG. A large proportion of their users are exactly the sort of people who will not thoughtlessly install unnecessary extensions into their browsers. It is increasing attack surface, when minimizing should be a goal of privacy services. By the time you end up at DDG, you usually have been trained not to click on untrusted links and not to install dodgy browser extensions 'for your chance to win', and then confronted with a push to install what appears to all intents and purposes to be a dodgy browser extension.
It is impossible to combine data from different GA/UA segments into one report. You are told by google to instead use one segment and sub-specify. It means that if you opened the door to having multiple segments, (eg your organisational structure led you there) its a one-way hole.

A tool which can combine across different segments would be useful. I do it in Python outside GA.

The python3 bindings are pretty good. I would imagine you could write a data explorer in Electron, and allow it to combine the elements deep in the JSON to derive query statements which applied in the right way, make combined datasets

It's also impossible to combine segments into one GA "dashboard" -So there's a problem there for viewing status of all your trackers, cross-product.
Why not put option 2 on another cpu, that way you will only get minimalistic interrupts to the main workload?

Is that a done thing ?
So how do you explain the M2 13 inch mbp throttling severely under load while the M1 13 inch mbp doesn't as heavily. It's the same chassis. It's impossible for the M2 to use less power, the heat has to come from somewhere. It's not the GPU since many benchmark use a CPU only load to show throttling behaviour.
>Of course we could use Docker, but then on Mac our dev process would be 3x slower.

Doesn't devbox depend on Docker, though? I figure any performance losses from Docker would happen with this too.
I would agree with you except for two reasons:

1. Senior staff, including Dave (the owner of AgileBits), participate in the forums and are participating in the exact discussions in question while completely ignoring the questions people are asking. It would be hard for them to claim ignorance of what's going on.

2. This also happened during the subscription phase and it happened during the sunsetting phase of standalone vaults so this isn't a first-time incident or atypical of how they respond to stuff from a PR standpoint. It seems like, as a company, their position is to ignore the things that they don't have canned responses for and only answer the things they do have canned responses for and it's obvious that this is what happens to everyone participating.

Again... product-wise, 1Password is superior in almost every way to others. As a company, though, it's hard to continue to support them when it would be far more effective to just be honest and say "We've decided not to do x at this time because of y" or "We're going this route because of y and we understand that that's not for everyone but it's much harder for us to do x when only z% of people use the feature."
Reminds me of the person claiming data driven design as a term was sexiest and exclusionary cause the abbreviation was (ddd) which is also a bra size

https://twitter.com/sarahmei/status/1073251153360482304
I think Haiku biggest mistake was to try to be a regular desktop OS instead of focusing on a specific hardware like RaspberryPi.
> circa-2008 Core 2 Duo laptop

Thinkpad X200, I'm betting. Lovely machines until you open Firefox.
Be a specialist in some topics. And generalist enough so that you can apply your specialized knowledge to solve other problems of others
I liked how I was reading in the middle of the paragraph a "subscribe to our newsletter" popped up. It threw me off my rhythm. Clever.
Ask HN: How do you send your cold sales emails?
Let's face it, cold sales emails work. I'm currently using mailwizz + powersmtp, warming up with warmupinbox.com and cleaning lists.

The results leave alot to desire. In the past I've used gmail + woodpecker but it doesn't seem to scale well although it gets good open rates.

What scalable methods do you use for sales? (b2b)
Those who are pro choice tend to not care so much about the interests of the fetus. Interestingly, I suspect that same group might be inclined to see abortion due to the likely sexual orientation of the child as so sinful that it should be reason for denying the abortion...
I just put links to the MP3 and FLAC files on my website and let the browser handle playing the files. It seems to work quite well and on some devices I can Chromecast the files to play them.
> There are many problems with Biden’s decision to cancel a little bit of debt, for a treat. But the only problem worth focusing on is the fact that it changes nothing. A year from now, insurmountable student debt will be inked back onto the federal ledger for a new generation of young people pressured into a system that benefits exactly one class of people: college bureaucrats.

That is the key takeaway. If you give out $10K once you do nothing to change the system. I think the is just an attempt at buying votes in the next election.

If we give easy access loans to collage students we don't just increase access to education, we also inflate the cost of education. This is a problem that really needs to be solved.
> apparently it does!!!

Not in the public release yet. An experimental Mesa driver is running (https://rosenzweig.io/blog/asahi-gpu-part-6.html), but the kernel driver is still a work in progress (though it's making quick progress!). The demo at the end of the article is a proof-of-concept with the M1 acting as an eGPU for another computer; not something usable for a desktop environment yet.
Founder of 1Password here. I am sorry to hear about your experience getting worse.

Any chance you are not using 1Password 8 today?

The problem with 1Password 7 or earlier versions is that the surrounding environment changes and the older versions do not receive updates to keep up. This certainly makes the overall experience worse with time.
In my experience, Lua is everywhere, for some definition of everywhere :P I see it all over the place in so many different settings, embedded, high level scripting, gaming, etc etc
Yep I bet she could - don't let the way I described my use of it as a 'poweruser' (via the cli) scare you off...the browser extensions are very user friendly, just ctrl-shift-L and fill out a few inputs
I think you're missing the point I'm trying to make by ignoring how race wasn't developed as a tool to propagate and justify enslavement in Rome in order to explain why America, which is a country that did use race to propagate and justify enslavement for over a century and then went to civil war explicitly to keep a specific race enslaved, has constant race conversations. Why are you doing that?
Yes, we use it internally for all of our development and plan to continue actively maintaining it. If there's enough interest from the community we would love to make it a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project.
Cool. Something based on ipvs would be awesome though, for the low overhead load balancing and protocol independence.
If object a owns object b, then it means that a is responsible for managing b's lifetime - that is to delete b and free the memory.

Edit: A may also fulfill its obligation by transferring b to a new owner.
A nice porcelain for ad-hoc uses of good ol' `nix-shell`, it looks like: https://github.com/jetpack-io/devbox/blob/main/nix/nix.go#L3...

The container export functionality is based on BuildKit via the plain `docker buildx` CLI: https://github.com/jetpack-io/devbox/blob/main/docker/docker...

and it uses CUE to validate its configuration, which is JSON.

All-in-all it actually looks extremely simple. I guess the basic idea is to give you access to a subset of the power of Nix and all the goodies in Nixpkgs without exposing you to the Nix language or the Nix CLI.

Longstanding Nix users will probably not be super excited about this (though they might as well try it! it does look very nice to use). However, for folks who are put off by Nix's reputation for difficulty but might be tempted to enjoy freely drawing upon the 80,000+ software packages in Nixpkgs, this might be a way to have your cake and eat it, too.
Because Shirobako was popular.

Well, or rather, consider the following (Ascention of a Bookworm S3): a 26 episode series airs in fall and winter, making it a two-cour anime; it's not a two-seaon anime because it's actually the third linearally related show.

We could call it the second sequel instead of the third season, but this doesn't seem to happen.
I'm posting this specifically due to the rise of AI art, and many people saying there's not a real use case for it. Sure, it's toylike now, I even run it on my machine locally just to generate some concepts I like, but I imagine there will be someone in the future who will use such tools to fundamentally reimagine society.
Title doesn't go far enough. Science must respect the dignity and rights of all living things, because ignoring the Earth's ecosystems is suicide. That will mean not pursuing some options, not just ignoring 'externalities' for fame or fortune.

There's so much to learn. We don't even really understand simple lichens.
i use anonaddy.com and create masked emails that forward to my address. Much easier and more convenient than having to install extensions
"Science", such is my understanding, is a rigorous process to get to the truth of a situation.

As such, "Science" has no overlap with concepts such as respect, dignity, or rights. Science exists outside of those concepts in, as my own definition above, it is a search for the truth of a situation without fear nor favour. Objectivity, as pure as possible.

Subjectivity; the interpretation of scientific results is where opportunists may see avenues for attacking their perceived enemies. This is outside of "science".

Having said all that, however, there may come a responsibility in the presentation of scientific results to curtail potential misinterpretations, but then also, science should not be delayed whilst considering the myriad creative forms of malevolence humanity may take lest nothing would ever be published. Stuck in the mud.
Show HN: Email forwarder. Short addresses. Private. Easy to read and type.
The software has access, but only using your master password which is also encrypted much like the passwords you have within the app.

So unlikely.
Novel Material Capable of ‘Thinking’
Hah, maybe so. :)
If we declare anything enjoyable to be “entertainment”, then wouldn’t household chores that happen to relax you or bring you joy also be classified as entertainment? Cooking does often feel pleasant, but I don’t think most people would call it entertainment.

If we call all content that we enjoy watching “entertainment”, then IMO the word loses the meaning a little.
I kinda feel a modern System 7 [0] like OS could be neat. But with a terminal included.

It was kinda easy to get your head around the OS just navigating through the system folder. The UI was also more consistent than anything we have these days.

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[0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_7
I started learning c on workbench. It was very good. When we "upgraded" to a 386 I was pretty disappointed.

Edit: vms was used for my college's firewall/gateway. It was fine. I've used it professionally as well. I don't recall anything that stood out about it.
We do something very similar. I make about 2x what my partner makes, and our joint expenditures are divided up similarly. We don't feel the need to get approval to buy whatever we want with our own income, but we also happen to be relatively frugal, so there has yet to be a moment where, say, she comes home with a car that she didn't tell me about.

I also don't have a problem saving up money to buy nice things for us that comes out of "my" account, because I mean, technically it's all "our" money, even if they're in separate accounts. The separate account thing just makes it mentally easier for me to justify to myself being able to buy a new guitar and for her to justify to herself about buying a new bike.

At the end of the day, we're on the same page about finances and neither of us (to my knowledge) resents the other, and that's just about as good as it gets, I think.
It apparently is controversial. There are multiple people asking for proof that KiwiFarm is far right in this thread. If it was so obvious maybe there wouldn't be so many people asking.

If you don't care enough to do anything other than make statements without providing proof why should I care enough to find sources to confirm what you are saying? If you want others to put in effort maybe put in a modicum of effort yourself?

I have done some research into KiwiFarms. A few months ago, there was some drama in a certain section of the far right. I was interested in what it was about and ended up coming across a streamer on the far right involved with the drama. He was accusing members of KiwiFarms of coordinating harassment against him. I read through the posts and there was some harassment and doxing against him. (The posts are now removed). I was interested if this was common on the forum and didn't find any other doxing or harassment. I didn't deliberately google things against KiwiFarms, but did read through threads. If you go on /pol/ on 4chan you will easily find harassment in multiple threads. When you do the same on KiwiFarms you don't. Maybe there is all sorts of far right propaganda on the site, but it is not in plain site.

I am quite willing to believe they are far right, but I haven't seen any evidence. The only harassment I saw was against the far right.
Yeah, you need a better landing page.
> But then either VMS is much closer to UNIX than to things like IBM i

I'm not really sure that is the case at all. VMS had versioning file system that had support for multiple file types including stream, sequential, indexed and relative. It had a very different security model, four levels of processor access (unix there's kernel and userland) and it had very different networking capabilities, including clustering baked in (in 1983).

> Because Windows is very close to UNIX compared to either of those.

There's deep VMS heritage in Windows NT: both VMS and NT were written by David Cutler.
Assuming you want the service management aspect of docker compose look at user-mode process supervisors like supervisord. You can install it in your nix environment and config all the dependent services it should manage. It's a little more crufty vs. the simplicity of docker compose but it also has a lot more power and flexibility. There are tons of other options to explore too like systemd user services or skarnet's s6 suite.
It's great that human artists learn from, & introduce into their work, influences other than just patterns seen in other works.

But it's also great that AI artists can learn from more examples in a few minutes than a human artist might see in lifetime.

To say that's "not actually learning in the way we normally think of it" is superficially true, but it doesn't mean it's "not actually learning", or necessarily any worse than typical learning. It's so new, & we barely understand fully how it works or what its limits are. It might be better in many relevant & valuable aspects!
The good news: we kill less people.

The bad news: when we do, it's unfathomable how anything but a computer could do this
We already live in a tsunami of "passable" algorithmically generated content as it is. The problem is that as a people we are fully in the grips of media culture. We might as well brace for the continued existence of the television. It's easy to see how these new technologies could be used to spread misinformation, but fortunately/unfortunately not so obvious that they'll leave us any worse off. It has not been long enough since I saw my country go crazy, from TV/radio/book media alone, for me to worry about GPT-3.
The Mac Studio is the obvious Mac Pro replacement. It's hard to do a fixed system and also charge much more than $5k for it, and Apple has failed over and over at any kind of non-fixed Mac Pro.

They might just leave it as is. The studio is a very capable machine at the high end, and if given a beefier GPU/CPU and _maybe_ more DRAM it probably replaces the bulk of the professional use cases.
> Just because they moved to electron for the core client doesn't mean they can't add native extensions to add those features back.

So you admit they are removing features at the same price point, but are somehow still confused as to why some folks are upset?
I'm anywhere from a 0.1x developer to a 10x developer, depending on circumstances. Talent comes and experience enters into it, although I think I'm far from the best at anything. The rest is just being allowed to actually get things done.

I've worked in teams that, as a whole, were significantly less productive than I am working alone, even though I was very much part of the team.

Not that any of the developers on the team was bad or anything. It's just we spent 20% of the time in meetings, 30% of the time debugging broken jenkins pipelines and kubernetes jobs, 10% of the time rolling back changes because stakeholders changed their mind, 25% of the time fixing the bugs introduced by rolling back the changes, 5% of the time having coffee and playing pingpong, 10% of the time agreeing on the design, 7% of the time in standups and other agile rigmarole, and the remaining 3% of the time developing the system.
You must be confusing her with a different Chloe Sagal. I'm referring to the one who was stalked and harassed by Kiwi Farms users and when tried reaching out for help was consistently reported and locked down. The one who was the target of online bullying and the one who was mentioned in this Kiwi Farms quote “I do hope they blame us for literally murdering another t***n. Dibs on credit.”
Nuclear’s expense is almost entirely artificial/regulatory in nature, think simpler and safer modern reactor designs reduce a lot of the expense.

The construction and maintenance and integration of nuclear waste storage facilities is also much simpler and more proven than the construction and maintenance and integration of battery farms on the scale needed to meet grid demands.
TypeScript 4.8
Starlink V2 satellites will use some of T-Mobile’s mid-band spectrum
Mid-Band T-Mobile spectrum running on SpaceX/Starlink next generation satellites.
no, observe that the latest post in that thread is Aug 25 <https://1password.community/discussion/comment/653739/#Comme...> but if one clicks on the "Topics > Mac" header to go back to the threads list <https://1password.community/categories/1password-for-mac> it does not show up alongside the other Aug 25 updates (command-f for "Apple" or "App Store")

The thread does show up in the search results, but if one were interested in seeing a thread with 6 pages worth of replies, and untold number of views, in order to know that topic is ... receiving a lot of attention ... then you'd have to come to HN :-)
Mke your own
Right. The idea would be that users might not want that subset of functionality at all. In those cases, why not degrade gracefully?

"Why do you need my house keys to deliver mail?"

"So we can put packages inside the house in case it's raining hard and you are not at home."

"That's OK, I have a good porch and would rather you put everything not fitting in the mailbox there"

"Studies show that users prefer dry packages and may be concerned with theft. We need this in order to provide secure delivery in all conditions, take it or leave it"
Too bad it's in Java thus a resource hogger.
I do wish that more services had simple prix fixe starter plans as an upgrade to the free plan. But fly.io is much simpler than AWS, you're basically only billed for three things: the VMs, permanent storage space, and outbound data.
> I think the internet will move to mirror the real world as we segregate apart into the places we most enjoy... or have the connections and money to afford.

Or we institute ever more stringent standards for verification of online accounts, both to prove one is human, and to tie online reputation to real identity. Not that I want to see this happen.
Discussion of the code structure of the Darklang client/editor [video]
The main thing I want from Deno is per dependency sandboxing. They let you enable file system or internet access for the whole project, but that's basically useless in most of my usecases. If I could whitelist the couple of dependencies that might need http access or whatever, that'd be great.
This looks amazing, I will definitely be trying it out. A big annoyance for us lately has been MacOS x86 vs arm development and building. I'm interested to see if this makes life easier on that front.
I was going to write a comment laying out an admonishment to keep loved ones in their own homes, and hiring in-home help. But really, it's the luck of the draw depending on their specific medical condition. Like for example if someone has Alzheimer's I don't see how that could ever work DIY unless you spent some extreme amount of money.

So really, it's a very strong suggestion - don't let your family members go to a nursing home lightly. Hospitals will often push for it as the only option, and sometimes it may be necessary for a time, but really think about the situation for yourself. Think of nursing homes as existing mainly because euthanasia is illegal and repugnant to many people.

I've now had close experience with two family members who have ended up at one for inpatient rehab (one during covid, one afterwards), and they're fucking death traps. And this was a facility that another family member had worked at for some time as the head physical therapist, and they recognized the last name!

I don't know if private equity was involved, but as the top-level comment points out the continual screw tightening overwork incentive is there regardless.
I imagine it would just pick an order unless you also wrote a rule for A relative to B
How does it solve the problem with the site is compromised and you are forced to change the password?
I agree with the concept of "toys become huge in the end" however because cdixon is cited going to go all in and start the inveitable blockchain discussion. Blockchain is not a toy. It is vechicle to commit securities fraud and extract money from corporations through ransomware. See also https://concerned.tech/
As someone else said.

Breaches can and will happen to anyone and we should assume they eventually will happen to everyone. What matters is how quickly you can detect the breach how limited the impact is. It's still too early to tell exactly whats happening here yet. That said, if this only impacted a development environment that contained no customer data then this is a good example of that principle.
A video of someone operating a Tesla is not and cannot be libel. That is ridiculous.

He has said both maximalist and absolutist[1].

1. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/04/18/musk-tw...