skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>1. Similar sounding names to existing brand is trademark infringement. Here this particular entity is deliberately copying the restaurant names to mislead people into selecting them (when original restaurants are closed).

Can you define that difference? Wingstop and Thighstop for instance are incredibly close and not enough to trigger regulatory enforcement. There is the side note that they are owned by the same entity, but do regulators know that for a fact before they decide no to enforce penalties for what you are claiming is trademark infringement?

>2. Assumption is Unilever creates different brands with same exacting manufacturing standards, and it stands behind them (packages will follow federal labeling guidelines). It is for A/B testing of brand collaterals (name, packaging graphics, colors, copy etc.). Here obviously that is not the case.

> Assumption is Unilever creates different brands with same exacting manufacturing standards...

Where did this assumption come from? That's a claim without any backing as far as I am aware. Do you honestly believe they only make different brands because they are testing how the sound of the brands name affects sales? Nothing around compartmentalizing the risk of them causing some backlash by cutting corners or getting people ill, and the ability to just cut off that one brand rather than their entire product line?

>It is very obvious that deception is the end goal, so really don't understand "why not" remark.

It is literally the opposite to me. It feels like deception is the main goal unless they make the "Product of X Conglomerate" a larger part of the packaging than the brands label, and not the minimum size required by law, or if its legally allowed, omitted entirely from the label
You're missing the point. People want to do their own thing, for whatever reason they have. Apple arbitrary limits that and this software works around it.
It looks like a Microsoft engineer accidentally broke some Google code while implementing an unrelated feature. They tried to restore the old behavior but ended up actually breaking the interaction checks altogether.

If you look at the commit comment, it indicates that they understood they were only disabling the checks for the new clipboard feature they were working on, not for all clipboard actions.
>Anyone can put together their phones.

Really? The supply chain for a phone is huge. All of the subassemblies have to meet in time and space with production facilities up to the task.

Making software is easy. Each additional copy has almost zero net cost to produce. Actual production has complexity you can't imagine.
Concealed pistols and collapsable batons are illegal to carry in many countries. As are other practical tools such as pepper spray, tasers, etc.

Which leaves you with the options of "good running shoes" or "plausibly deniable" items such as a big stick.
If you or even a family member has a drug problem, financial problems, a sex addiction, etc...all of that stuff is VERY easily exploitable by State-level espionage professionals. Since the potential for damage to the nation is high if certain information were to fall into the wrong hands, the first step in Risk Mitigation is to limit the access of the at-risk persons so they don't have the information in the first place. This is basic Security Clearance 101 stuff. It's strict because real people have lost their lives due to exploited agents: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen
Not the person you asked, but both seem like they should be cause for concern…
AgileX RANGER: omnidirectional robotic platform with a 150kg load capacity
Your comment is rambling and borderline incoherent but it also has moments of greatness.
I think it's in reference to this (minor) controversy between linguists and Finnish teachers https://uusikielemme.fi/finnish-grammar/finnish-cases/gramma...
The article states the training set included 134 million only webpage/URL citations.

Since it is open-source, I'd imagine some researchers with computer vision expertise and skilled with document/text digitization could greatly enhance this AI by digitizing these old books and including them in the training.
Oh, interesting. When you put it that way---"Example item" and "Continuation ..." being the same semantic unit---I see the problem. And why nesting is easier to implement when the semantics are based on lines.

I think it's also interesting the way you say "The “Another Sub-Sub Item” should not be allowed". Seems to me the format and tooling should do what the user wants and expects, or at least try to. Why not allow it if the user wants it that way?
strscpy always null terminates, unless the destination buffer has size zero. -E2BIG is returned when the entire string could not be copied. The return value is essentially strlen of the resulting string. It’s good all around.
There's also just a branding/targeting phenomenon going on to some extent. Ghost/cloud kitchens even from high-quality sources often have youth-oriented "cool" branding, websites, names of dishes and so on. They're definitely trying to target a different group of customers, at least in some cases.

The other aspect I've noticed is that most of these things are laser-targeted in terms of what they offer. Though they operate out of a full-service restaurant they'll offer just burgers, or just wings, etc. I think this one has to do with the way that the delivery apps deaccentuate the actual identities of restaurants: they really encourage you to just search/browse for a type of food, so this is sort of a gaming of that system.
There's even been a lot of iOS/Mac apps developed and submitted on hackintoshes. Apple can probably pick out hackintosh users pretty easily (a few years back, one of their engineers griped about logs coming from hackintoshes being junked up and effectively useless), but up until now have not chosen to act on that, probably because they only stand to lose by kicking these users out of their ecosystem.
How to watch NASA's Artemis I moon rocket launch: TV schedule, streaming info
That is a ridiculous take. If you share a link to an article and Facebook decides to not show it on the feed for other people especially at the direction of the FBI or government, how can you argue in good faith that that is not censorship?

I think in some ways this is even more sinister than what Twitter did by blocking the article completely cause at least on Twitter you were told that you couldn’t retweet or share the link to the article.

On Facebook, anyone who shared it was under the impression that their friends were going to see it, but yet they most likely didn’t.
I'm sorry, where was the Trump clan mentioned in the parent or GP post?

Whataboutism does not contribute to the discussion, and it is presumptuous to assume the original poster does not find those things concerning, as well.

To me personally, both are very concerning, and it's exhausting to me that the political class gets a pass on this behavior
No, it's an advertising platform.
How do the buttons feel?
I figure it's easier when your main goal is raising your child as a life-loving person, instead of a good Catholic.
The economic concerns and weapons concerns may have political aspects, but the bigger part are the material differences.

Usually when people say "political will" it's about making a choice without serious other constraints. There are incredible constraints on pricing and danger that go beyond politics when it comes to military style reactors.
Anything pre-T1/T2 is pretty straightforward in my experience since those models are more or less just typical x86 PCs with EFI. It used to be more hairy on T1/T2 models but from what I've heard the process on those has improved.
The USA isn't really a model for any kind of infrastructure honestly. Not just telecom: broadband, electrical...
You don't need them, but friction matters. You can stay in touch via the postal service. That does not mean that newer mediums with lower friction and more capabilities do not deliver real value to people.

Whether or not social media is a net positive, no serious person can argue that they do not deliver value to large numbers of people.
This exact thing happened to me few months ago.
There just wasn't a way to disable this One Time Code login either.

I doesn't seem to be happening right now though.
Bitwarden has autofill
OP here - I just tried again and got the normal flow this time. Guessing they must be A/B testing SMS one-time codes as the default.
"moon"?
the main problem is the lack of support of rsa keys.
Never believe anything you read on the Internet...

...including this comment! <g>
Good point, yeah I guess the social and political aspects of music are equally if not more important.

Probably should stop listening to so much jazz. So glad I did not attempt to be a professional musician.
>Celebrities 30 years ago used to be celebrities because they did something.

You are looking at the past through rose colored glasses. I don't think Anna Nicole Smith is any more particularly talented that an influencer today (infact influencers today deal with more competition than celebrities 30 years ago).
Are there any extant copies of this vehicle? I would have hoped to have seen something this whimsical and unique at the London transport museum but I don’t remember anything about it being there.
100% this.

The former President was caught red-handed hiding top secret documents at his freakin' vacation home, with probable intent to commit espionage against the United States, including disclosure of sensitive human intelligence assets ...

And Hacker News has it's knickers in a knot because the FBI warned a social media company that the Hunter Biden story might be a Russian psyops campaign?

Seriously people?
What if UFOs blur images taken from them? We already have similar technology that blocks cameras using laser.
State sucks at doing anything because of sheer and rampant incompetence
I had the exact same flow: received a SMS instead of asking for my TOTP, despite having enabled it.

I think I removed and re-added my Authenticator from PayPal’s settings and now it works again, never sending the SMS.

(This was about a year ago.)
At the end of the day the Hunter Biden laptop story just wasn't that compelling. Everyone knew Hunter Biden had a history and struggled with drugs. It wasn't a secret. Ultimately this story wasn't buried by Facebook or Twitter. It was buried by the firehose of craziness, propaganda, and misinformation that circled the 2020 election. Just toss it on the pile of bullshit with the rest.
Kubota glasses is a new wearable device to cure or improve nearsightedness
The speed difference isn't that big. A circa-2008 Core 2 Duo laptop can boot Windows 10/11 from a SATA SSD in just a few seconds.

These machines are still plenty useful as long as you steer clear of certain unnecessarily heavy chunks of the web and run native apps.
memchr?
Do you mean Proof of History? The concept is made concrete in Solana, but actually any blockchain that hashes a set of transactions in each of its successive slots/blocks can be used to prove that time has passed.

You can verifiably be assured of a temporal ordering between transactions that were hashed in different slots because the output of a slot/block is hashed and used as an input for the next block/slot.
I think AGI would love to keep increasing its storage and computation power. Unless the very fabric of the universe serves as that, I don't know how an AGI would "break" our classical understanding of physics and not make a super giant computer the size of galaxies... But if that's the case, does it mean we're living in a matrix made by an AGI?
First nobody is going to pay me 3x for the same job in an office so this kind of question hardly makes sense. However even in reality it would be possible to get 1.5x which is already a strecth i dont think i would forego the convenience of working from home.
It's in there, the 500 mile email.
My recent PayPal experience:

- try to pay for rental car in Mexico

- transaction declined

- get email saying account permanently locked

- get 2nd email w/ link to unblock (says click on unblock notification)

- no notification

- chatbot asks if I want help, redirects me to help page

- help page contains none of the following: unblock, unlock, locked

- chatbot asks if I still need help, says I have to call

- call link redirects to account home page
More Inventory Systems Buzz (2002)
> "A keynote talk by Thomas Dullien[1] entitled “Security, Moore’s law, and the anomaly of cheap complexity” at CyCon 2018, the 10th International Conference on Cyber Conflict, organized by NATO."
[1]: https://youtube.com/watch?v=q98foLaAfX8

Off topic, but, I can't put this talk into my Watch Later list because it's "For Kids". It's not the first time I've ran into this issue, but it is the first time I've cared. Before, I said "that's funny", showed my SO, and moved on, because I didn't really care about saving the video. Today, I really do want to save it.

While I could save it as I would any other link or tab, that list is where I go to find the videos that I've saved for later, and as of today, it isn't sufficient for that purpose. I swear, this is the straw that will covert me to maintaining playlists on Newpipe, or, cross-platform, subscribing to channels via RSS, downloading the videos with youtube-dl (or it's progeny), and watching them with MPV. Today is the day! And I'm coming for those other links and tabs next.
Haven’t used paypal in like 10 years. It was such a bad experience bad then that I’ve done everything to avoid using it. Wondering how people are using paypal nowadays
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

The fascination around UAP has been around for decades and basically each decade there's new reporting and new pictures or even videos.
And also, every decade, once actual scientists and debunkers get their hands on the material, those phenomena are readily explained.
It takes a certain expertise and a Navy pilot simply doesn't have that.

These stories make great clickbait though.
Eh, there’s been socialites for many hundreds of years.
Whomever is running him via teleprompter, though...they're pretty powerful.
Ghana has no reason to care about flights from the US to Europe, and also no power to regulate them. Just like the FAA presumably doesn’t get involved with flights between Ghana and other African countries.
Since 2017, all new aws instance types have been "nitro", which is based on kvm https://www.brendangregg.com/blog/2017-11-29/aws-ec2-virtual...

AWS does continue to support older instance types, however, but only legacy workloads are using them. They actually now even run the XEN based legacy instance types on nitro. https://perspectives.mvdirona.com/2021/11/xen-on-nitro-aws-n...
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Even with that, I still don't have enough information to safely invoke it. (What is count?)

These APIs are too complicated/subtle. Honestly, at this point, I just use (ptr, len) pairs that point to non-null terminated strings whenever possible.
OP here - thanks for pointing that out, for some reason when I try to type TOTP my fingers keep defaulting to TOPT - some kind of muscle memory I guess. In any case, this has been corrected, although I'm unsure how a simple spelling mistake discredits the basis for the complaint.

> I have an account with MFA and... I don't think that's true

Try log in using Incognito/private browser. I am either defaulted into the one-time SMS flow, or given the option to log in with a one-time SMS code. In either case, if I enter the SMS code I am not prompted for my password nor TOTP.
Edward Lee (the author of this piece) is the cream that has risen to the top. He’s a top level respected scientist. This piece is clearly not coming from a place of jealousy or softness.
A lot of UFO videos seem to be some kind of optical effect. The object rotates exactly in tune to when the HUD shows that the camera is rotating. The object suddenly zips away as soon as the HUD shows that the camera has suddenly stopped rotating to track the object. You see these obvious things in some of the most famously regularly brought up videos like the Tic Tac and Gimbal UFO videos, and almost nobody picks up on these. Seeing UFO fans still bring up those videos is the best evidence they just want to play make-believe instead of understand anything.
Ask HN: When caffeine stops working, do you turn to anti-narcolepsy pills?
Caffeine no longer keeps me awake. I could inject pure caffeine to my veins and nothing would happen.

I know that ADHD meds like adderall and anti-narcolepsy pills like Modafinil are all the rage in tech. But is it worth developing a dependency on them?

Or, should I just accept feeling like a tired potato?
Who Was John Deere? The Story of the Man Whose Name Is on Your Riding Lawn Mower
there is no rampant epidemy of cancers striking farmers who use round up. let the market decide based on the available data.
Hey guys, make sure to check out my Youtube channel and smash that Like & Subscribe button.
if the point is just a general education, then just watch youtube, subscribe to online courses, read books, etc. (I just dropped $100 to a 45hr three.js course. Much cheaper, more useful, and more current than most technical college classes)

> Let's keep the greed at bay.

Tell that to the university endowments.
Cough up.
Is this what will finally take down delivery? There’s also the “one restaurant, thousands of different kitchen” with mr beast opening beast burger locations all over the US thanks to ghost restaurants. It makes zero sense to me but again, I never order delivery because it’s cold, expensive, and less good.
Been a while, but an example would be the ability to work with rawsockets. You can't use this in most higher-than-C languages as this was not, perhaps wisely, considered useful for most people and hence there is no mechanism provided.
linux,openbsd,systemd etc are all in c,c looks ok to me today.
You know how when you click a link and find that its a PDF you suddenly trust it as credible science. The AI is going to learn some superficial-yet-amusingly-accurate heuristic similar to that.
I could run phpBB just fine on my $5-10/mo shared hosting.

It's one thing I don't like about many new tools (Slack alternatives, a lot of ActivityPub stuff, etc) - they require a lot more resources than shared hosting can provide, so you need a VPS, and all the headaches that go along with it.
> I don't know all of the ins or outs, but my understanding is that it doesn't amount to anything, and certainly nothing in comparison to the entanglements of the Trump family.

This is a pretty astounding sentence, but I would let it go, except that I see this all the time.

It reads like a dismissal of the importance of the story because there is nothing that matches the unique danger of "the Trump family". Is that fair?

Bear with me for a second as I ask, respectfully, How would you know?

Perhaps it is true that Trump is a unique evil that must be defeated by extraordinary measures, but whence comes this information? If you rely, for your mental picture of what is good and evil, of what is important and what can be dismissed, on the same institutions that suppress true stories and promote false ones, then how even are you making these choices?

Further, remember, whatever powers are used against the guy you don't like this election, can be used against the guy you do like down the road.
Show HN: Various ways to create a branch in Git from another branch
I disagree, Microsoft Word on a Mac in the 90s was lightning fast and rock solid.

Few apps start up instantly in 2022. Many require a good network connection and/or a half a gigabyte of RAM, for no good reason.
The same is to be said to a company no? If you offer free tooling for too long, pulling the plug will upset a lot of people
May I ask some questions?

- After applying the post-install root patches, SIP will be (at least partially) disabled? Correct?

- Updates from Apple will work as usual or do you need to re-install the root patches after some of them?

I have a 2012 Mac Mini with Catalina and I'm wondering if it's worth to upgrade to Big Sur (without dealing with post-install root patches) or Monterey (root patches required for GPU drivers/SIP disabled).
What 1984 of a country bans umbrellas? /s
part 1: https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/print/20030519/37646-inv...
Yeah I hate it as well :( maybe someone should write an open source forum as well
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_Biden_laptop_controvers...

The story was stranger than I remember.

> According to the New York Post story, a person—who Mac Isaac could not identify because he is legally blind—left the computer at the repair shop to repair water damage, but once this was completed, the shop had no contact information for its owner, and nobody ever paid for it or came to pick it up.
>>>It is already like an encylopedia made in bar bathroom graphiti. Now they want to turn it into 4chan.

Are you familiar with Encyclopedia Dramatica? It's basically Wiki for Internet Culture, if all of Wiki's editors where autistic drama merchants from 4chan. It's glorious: https://encyclopediadramatica.online/Category:Weeaboos
I don’t understand. If you’re doing length checks before “strcpy()”, then you can easily call “memcpy()” instead. And.. memcpy() is faster because it can go word at a time. So, why would anyone ever need “strcpy()”?
Roles and channel permissions. I can't assign a role to someone and grant them granular permissions in slack like I can discord. I'm either a guest, user, admin or owner.

Slack does app integrations and bots pretty well.
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Great for Windows users, but is there something like ‘Canva for marketing/explainer videos’ but online/Mac?
I don't think they are using Photoshop, but that would be hilarious :D
It's just the camera sensor's color space (Adobe RGB).
Anyway, gamma correction should be problem, unless they shoot raw images and in this case the color space gets out of the equation.

I was curious, so I found another paper by the original authors and the color correction is more carefully considered, since they seem to take into account the sensor response too [0].

[0] - https://arxiv.org/pdf/2106.07403.pdf
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If I otherwise like what I'm seeing in a video and they ask me to "smash", or worse, "destroy" the like button, that's my cue to leave and not come back.

But then I'm not the target audience, so it's not their loss.
No need to repeat what I already know. Please take the time to read what I wrote and respond to that, I made a genuine request. Also keep "banning" me? When have you banned me?
i've had it like that for months now, maybe it's a geographical thing, for some reason a lot of this stuff comes early to australia?
Reading bits with zero refill latency
Especially since it’s almost literally Slack except purple. The design and feature set are the same.
“WordPress isn't easy. There, I said it.”
The issue with discourse is it isn’t infinite scroll. They break up the timeline into the right side and if you have an exceptionally long timeline it will skip time periods thinking you just want the original post and the new stuff.

It makes it difficult to follow the conversations.

Pagination also makes copy pasting links easier.
You're missing the forest for the trees.

The content of the laptop is not the point in question. The ability of the FBI and the media to bury a factual story right before an election is the problem.

If the sides had been flipped and the FBI said potentially negative news about Trump was "disinformation" (without proof) I'd be just as concerned.

And take a look at the NYTimes article from Oct 2020. It details the fact the FBI had seen the laptop a year earlier (including a receipt from the Baltimore FBI office and confirmation from the FBI). It knew it wasn't Russian disinformation before the story ever broke.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/22/us/politics/hunter-biden-...
Not to mention all of the surveillance/targeted advertising that happens on these platforms while the "influencers" are busy influencing each other.