skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>"I was in shock because I couldn't believe that this was actually on the internet that somebody is literally showing you step by step how to steal another person's car and so easily,"
How many search results are forum posts with some asshole saying "let me google that for you" to the exact question you are asking? Haaaaaate that.
I converted a long list from Django templates into react. I struggled to convert the code to navigate to a hidden element.

In JavaScript it's document.getElementById and set attribute. In react it's easy to cause part or the entire list to recalculate the virtual dom.

I couldn't think of a good solution. Ideally I'd just call set state on the child element that needs updating but that would require registering all the relevant functions with the parent. Super ugly.
I never used that key for anything. I think I got this reflex from Windows where there was only one WinKey on the left, but a lot of people have the same experience as me even without using Windows before.

Even so, the trigger key is configurable, so you can use any combination of modifiers instead of Right Command if it suits you better.
First Jupiter Photo vs. James Webb’s Latest Shot
This is a strange place to end up; you make a convincing argument against the somewhat unsophisticated and very common capstone of digital privacy. But if you really want to be private online, there are always ways, if not existent, possible, and if not possible, likely being worked on or a product of some future innovation. We end up at the “well you can’t stop it anyways,” point.

Do we only then use digital services to spy on those not savvy enough or careful enough to be private? What if everyone achieves Signal level privacy, or better? We end up having to answer the same question as before: what other methods are possible.
The first 20 hours -- how to learn anything by Josh Kaufman -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MgBikgcWnY

You can be a top 10% in any given field with this. 20 hrs is worth the effort on skills you want to learn.

My personal advice - Learn only if you put that skill into use immediatly for your good or for the greater good of the society around you. Growth for the sake of growth is the mindset of a virus
Yes. USA values short term reward. It is an accessible culture, as a pro, and I still wish we could value the long term view, too.

I have a story, maybe not entirely related:

Three years ago I hugged and consoled a seriously drunk and upset, and traumatized older (60?) ex-SEAL, wearing a Hawaiian shirt crying outside my home in the downtown of a large city. He was in crisis and was asking for an ambulance. Crying about how his friends were butchered in front of him during action, some long time ago. He is a really huge person .. tall and strong, and emotionally unstable.

And I waited until an ambulance came to take a look at him.

I looked him up later, and he's a kind of troublemaker, known to the police for making a boisterous kind of upset.

So, it's frustrating to me. I don't feel I helped my fellow citizen well enough. I expect the guy will be in crisis again. And I end up disappointed in myself, my skills, and realize I need to research and train up on providing crisis resources.
They are likely pricing in compute hours because their upstream providers also bill in compute-hours.

The lack of an ongoing free tier also softly implies that they are being charged upstream.
In what way is it more "secure"?

How is India's system any less secure?

I think the thing is, because the system in the US was developed much earlier, it might have become more difficult to switch over to newer technology. Leapfrogging [1].

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leapfrogging
The Making of Apple’s Emoji: How designing these tiny icons changed my life
Occupations by Gender Shares of Employment
Is there plans to expand the model to be even larger?
You can also do it via phone number, with paym.
Host and render markdown?

Try this : https://md.altilunium.my.id
Who in your life is demanding to be able to contact you at any random point in time, unless you explicitly tell them it's physically impossible for you to communicate with them?
I feel like this is a "you" problem, not a "them" problem.

In the sense that you haven't laid out a clear boundary to the "other people". You don't have to go on a cruise ship to get away from email etc. You just say, "I'm offline from x to y".

I suspect you are not comfortable actually telling the other people this - I'm not sure if it's employer, customer, or family. In all cases though the right solution is to be clear, and give advance notice. There will likely be some push-back (especially given your past behaviour) but be firm.

Feel free to browse all you like. Feel free to post pics to Instagram. But resist the urge to answer emails or messages. Let that wait.

Ultimately people will treat your boundaries based on how _you_ treat your boundaries. It's a you problem first, not a them problem.
Lead levels in new residential enamel paints in Taipei, Taiwan
Tell them to fuck off.

Seriously. Set boundaries. Using "no access" as an excuse implies that if you're reachable you're on the hook to serve other people's desires at all times. People need to know that there are times in your life that are reserved for you only, and some people have a problem with that, so you have to tell them yourself in no uncertain terms.
Taiwan's lead paint unregulated: standards are 40 years behind the U.S.
Irrational Base Number System (2000)
Right but I can simply choose another Linux and /not lose any functionality from my system/. Unfortunately if I choose anything other than iOS or Android on a consumer computing slab it's effectively a paperweight.
> diamond blades and coring bits

Can you point me a direction where I can learn more about this?
I think this is most important: a safe parking lot.

Indoor parking which requires identification to enter.
Thank you for mentioning this. It's so convenient to manage that kind of filtering through a service. Works for all platforms too. I can finally bteak my reddit addiction again.
Ask HN: Is there a Firefox extension for persisting a viewport, even fullscreen
There are hundreds of ways to uniquely identify a user visiting a website.

I'm focusing on the screen/device type area: Screen dimensions, refresh rate, dpi, and user agent.

Firefox and Chrome both support a feature in their dev tools, where you can adopt the screen dimensions of a common phone or tablet model.

Is there a Firefox extension that allows this "viewport" to be enabled all the time? I'd love to know that no matter what dimension I set my Firefox window to, or when fullscreen, it's always rendering a 1920x1080 "generic" viewport within it. All it needs to do is make it comfortable for me to pan around/zoom in/out.

I haven't seen an extension quite like this.

(Thank you)
Is the internet killing the nude beach?
If I go sit down at a restaurant and they can't tell me what they can make in the kitchen without me scanning a QR code I'm getting up and walking out.
What is specific about night time for any of these suggestions?
Yes, very much this. How serious or realistic the sessions is, is determined entirely by the players taking part. Each character has multiple opportunities to setup a scene and their goals for a scene. Sometimes other players try to sabotage their scene, but it's all done via role-play and isn't determined by dice. The amount of creative freedom is amazing, but does require some players who aren't just interested in the "kill-loot-repeat" style of role-playing that D&D lends itself to. In a session of Fiasco, there are no winners and there are no losers as long as everyone is working together to reach an entertaining outcome. In my most memorable session, I was playing a heel and entirely expected things to turn against me in the end. Despite my rather unfortunate ending by the end of the session it was the most rewarding and collaborate role-playing session I've ever been a part of. In games like D&D, sometimes it feels like you're trying to beat the system in order to be a powerful character. In Fiasco, the focus is the story and the characters and their relationships.
How likely the drone was modified?

Hard to believe DJI would let them fly vanilla drone in conditions well outside specified range knowing if it failed they would lose whatever money it took to sponsor the ascent.
The author is a pretty interesting guy, but I just didn't want to follow him into ES6 land. Coffeescript is still the ranking king on concision, and so many features didn't make it in. I'm going to be sad when I can't support the transpile in my projects anymore :(
I think their hypothesis is plausible, but I also suspect another factor: the increasing number of overweight and obese people who would feel uncomfortable showing their bodies.
Tons of companies can provide services to cruise ships, with bandwidth and latencies depending on how sophisticated their satellites are, and their choice of orbits.

SpaceX has 3 direct competitors in similar orbits. All 3 have global (ITU) regulatory approvals, but are behind on building and launching things.
It's because people focusing on birds being killed by wind turbines don't actually care about birds, they just don't like wind turbines.

It's a convenient bullet point in a list of tedious to debunk FUD.
Baby steps. You can't go from nothing to something very powerful in one step. This is an accomplishment worth celebrating, and nobody said that's it, we're done.
SpaceX has the in house launch capacity, they can launch at cost. Nobody else can do that yet.
One can be both curious and a mercenary. The money pays for indulging the habit.
Why do Stable Diffusion images all sorta look the same. They look either deformed or like pastels . I tried it a few times on some free sites, and it was not accurate. I would put in 5 keywords and maybe it would get 2 of them right. These are common search terms.
You may not get one if the TIPS is all you have in that account -- institutions are not required to send you 1099-INTs for <$10 in interest.

You still owe the tax, and they might 1099 you.
It will be hard to tell whether an image was created by a “human creative process” or AI.

Will the same image be legal if a human made it but not if it was created by Stable Diffusion? How will someone even know, short of a legal discovery process?
Moving “The Swift Programming Language” Book to Open Source
Addressing just the first paragraph, they talked about usdc so they're talking about Ethereum, which has a block time of 10-15s.
> that we need to redistribute the wealth of automation to all of society.

Cool, now that we all have $250/mo[1] for the rest of our lives, our problem is solved.

1. This is to a rough approximation what we can maybe sustain in the US now.
> most of the really juicy assets (like almost of all our banking sector, our oil resources etc) got sold to Western companies

You're painting an incomplete picture. The assets got sold only after being looted by former regime cronies who enriched themselves in the process. It's entirely our own fault for failing to prevent this 32 years after the USSR collapse.

Russians mistakenly fault Gorbachev for the USSR collapse. He only saw the writing on the wall and made a soft landing. The USSR was going to collapse anyway.
Trivia: He appears in Street Fighter II (Zangief's ending).
It depends. Pulling out of afganistan earlier would have saved us a lot of time and money.
You can do using img2img method based on top of SD. Another option is to create an embedding of a concept based on textual inversion and then use the embedding to guide SD generation. Both methods are possible using this: https://github.com/hlky/stable-diffusion-webui
Great tips for improving automation <-> user interaction
Consumer grade IMUs drift into unacceptable garbage in about two minutes of flight without GPS corrections[0]. You would need visual odometry to work in GNSS-denied environments

[0] https://discuss.ardupilot.org/t/indoor-mission-plan-no-gps/7...
When you are Google, I think you should be held to a ”no, you can’t create the world as you see fit” binder. Because at this size “a competitor” isn’t really a thing.
UPI exists in India. And m-Pesa in Kenya. Neither are small countries or lightly regulated. At this point, US digital infrastructure is just objectively behind everyone else.
>but building a system for 330,000,000 people across 50 states that works flawlessly (and is responsible for trillions of dollars) isn't easy.

You seem to be assuming they’ll succeed.

I don’t think the government could do that for $15 Trillion, never the less $15 Million.
Win the lottery like, eleven times
Is Japan still the stand-out land of the facsimile or has that ended now? I think I also saw it in use, in a Greek travel agent in the mid-2000s but that aside, She dead.
This should be the top comment. As a Russian myself I totally agree.

The USSR should've been broken up until a number of sustainably small republics left. Let Islamic regions go that themselves wanted out (and Russians wanted and still want them out as well) and which resulted in bloody wars on Caucausus.

What actually happened is a quiet takeover by party apparatchiks. The "dissolution" of USSR was performed by three major communist party members so that most important asset Russia (de facto RSFSR left intact) was not broken up.

The power was still centralized in Kremlin as well. The first and last actually elected parliament (elected back under Gorbachev) was crushed in 1993 by Kremlin.

KGB was allowed to regroup as FSB, hide a lot of crimes and then run for power in 1999.
Sure, until the naysayers come up with a list of bullshit concerns so long that nobody would have the resources to deal with all of them.

At some point you have to acknowledge that certain people are acting in bad faith and just ignore them if you want to get anything done.

(Although in this case if the fix is just painting the turbines differently... you may as well do it)
I came to say pretty much the same thing. Nomad is awesome software. I use Nomad at work for internal workloads and automating its deployment with TLS + Consul is wayyyyyyy easier than k8s. I am really looking forward to 1.4.0.

Also, I made some automation for setting up Nomad on a single Fedora CoreOS server (still kind of a work in progress) if anyone wants to give it a try.

https://github.com/quickvm/butane-nomad
I think floppy disks would be a perfectly cromulent way to distribute sudo one-time key lists:

if you don't know how to read the disk, you aren't worthy to be root.
That was a very human mistake to prioritize politics (people) over essential root-causes (money). I am convinced that for most people, their development years (pre-adolescent) shape them, and for Mikhail, the experiences of his father and maternal grandfather as he witnessed as a child shaped him. He saw a cruel world made by people and tried to fix it, but for humans, the root cause is always superseded by basic needs.
This is not how you do tasteful expedition sponsorship.

I want to hear about the Athletes and their story first and foremost.

Exactly how many times does DJI shove their brand name or their product name in our faces in this footage?

The Athletes themselves are mentioned practically as a footnote. And some not even by name but by social media handle. That's beyond icky, imo.
What do you think has been spent on developing Blockchain/DLT from 2007 to present? Is it more than $15m? Mostly amateur open source or corporate open source contributions?

- Bitcoin has an MIT License, for example

- XRPL and Stellar can do the payments volume; the TPS report; whereas otherwise you're building another Layer 2 system without Interledger.

- Flare does EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) Smart Contracts with XRPL; $<0.01/tx, network tx fees are just burned, 5 second transaction/ledger close time.

Notes re: Interledger addresses, SPSP, WebMonetization:
https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/#comment-32515531 ,

> From "NIST Special Publication 800-181 Revision 1: Workforce Framework for Cybersecurity (NICE Framework)" (2020) https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.SP.800-181r1 :

>> 3.1 Using Existing Task, Knowledge, and Skill (TKS) Statements

> (Edit) FedNOW should - like mCBDC - really consider implementing Interledger Protocol (ILP) for RTGS "Real-Time Gross Settlement" https://interledger.org/developer-tools/get-started/overview...

> From https://interledger.org/rfcs/0032-peering-clearing-settlemen... :

> Peering, Clearing and Settling; The Interledger network is a graph of nodes (connectors) that have peered with one another by establishing a means of exchanging ILP packets and a means of paying one another for the successful forwarding and delivery of the packets.

> […] Accounts and Balances: The edge between any two nodes (peers) is a communication link (for exchanging ILP packets and other data), and an account held between the peers (the Interledger account). The Interledger account has a balance denominated in a mutually agreed upon asset (e.g. USD) at an agreed upon scale (e.g. 2). The balance on the account is the net total of the amounts on any packets “successfully” routed between the peers.

> The balance on the Interledger account can only change as a result of two events:

> 1. The “successful” routing of an ILP packet between the two peers

> 2. A payment made between the peers on the underlying payment network they have agreed to use to settle the Interledger account

And then you realize you're sharing payment address information over a different but comparably-unsecured channel in a non-stanfardized way; From https://github.com/interledger/rfcs/blob/master/0009-simple-... :

> Relation to Other Protocols: SPSP is used for exchanging connection information before an ILP payment or data transfer is initiated

To do a complete business process, there's – e.g. TradeLens, GSBN, and – signaling around transactions, which then necessarily depends upon another - hopefully also cryptographically-secured and HA Highly Available - information system with API version(s) and database schema(s) unless there's something like Interledger SPSP Simple Payment Setup Protocol and Payment Pointers, which also solve for micropayments to accountably support creators; https://WebMonetization.org/ .
How did they get to the summit without there being a traffic jam? I thought it was supposed to be packed with people all the time these days
Yessir. At least some of us see it coming.
Ivy League or Stanford/MIT degree and/or a successful (eg unicorn) startup will do the trick. Easy peasey right kid?
I tried SD for a bit and the results are at best mediocre.
Dalle2 is dimensions better at understanding prompts, but it’s still a beta. So there is hope.
It isn’t regulatory - Amazon and OneWeb also have regulatory approval for satellite broadband constellations and have little to show for it.

It is all about efficiency. You have to build and launch thousands of satellites, and no company other than SpaceX has driven down the cost of those two things enough to make it feasible.
Stable Diffusion animation
What does "compose much better" mean?
No good intention comes without punishment.
Agree with most except South Vietnam. The South Vietnamese government was corrupt to the core. And if you don't have the support of the populace there was nothing that the USA could do to make it work (Linebacker or otherwise). You would only prolonged the conflict.
They have a very good PWA already
There's also Pngout by Ken Silverman. It is slower than Pngcrush, and produces smaller files.
They're all run by lifelong presidents, with the exception of Kyrgystan, which is now basically a Chinese colony. So no real democracy there.
Also as someone with an AI condition the baseline inflammation levels from lifestyle are important. If I eat lots of junk food it'll trigger my AI even with medication.

I'm excited by your company, and will certainly be checking it out. Are there options for more regular testing? I'd like to establish baselines on my week to week or even day-to-day. I just dont want to figure out a lab to do my own testing.

Best of luck!
Yes: https://andys.page/posts/how-to-draw/
Weren't the Ukrainians also using drones?
> is software/system development the only field where masters of their craft ultimately become directors?

Theatre and Cinema are two other fields where folks have been known to work their way up to director/producer/megalomaniac...

I think Weinberg in "The Psychology of Computer Programming" talks about the performative nature of writing code.
Here is something funny/interesting. It looks like some of the training data has taught the AI to generate gibberish stock photo watermarks.

https://imgur.com/qgW6il5

I can hardly imagine those artifacts to be anything else.
UNUM: Interconvert numbers, Unicode, and HTML/XHTML entities
https://archive.ph/YsNyl
This is what I meant about being one of the lasts of his kind in a different comment. These leaders lead! They had character that inspired people. They were not merely the least evil choice or the only choice, they were the choice men and women devoted their lives to.
Both terms are loaded these days, no matter what is written, some group will cry offense with crippling emotional damage.
There is no higher authority than that of a sovereign. The government is a sovereign entity which forces use of its currency and taxation upon its subjects in order to compel the procurement of goods and services for its courts, military, and police forces from which it derives actual power. More info in Debt: The First 5,000 Years https://www.amazon.com/Debt-First-5-000-Years/dp/1612191290
I guess I don't understand what precision is needed when dropping a grenade. I've never had a grenade thrown at me. I sort of suspect, but have no first hand knowledge, that a half a second is a big deal. yes, the drone will go to the location and drop the grenade. But there's no opportunity for dynamic reaction for changing conditions. I think, but do not know, that a few feet are a big deal with small explosives. Well, I kinda know from bottle rockets and such, but they aren't that scary.

You can cover a lot of small errors with a bigger explosion. but that means more payload, and more expensive.

denying that elegant control of small explosive in a precise location seems like a winner. yeah, you can go to position X but maybe I'm a little to the left of that. of course it's not free, but me picking up my shit and moving 10 feet is pretty cheap. cheaper than a drone for sure.

Maybe it doesn't matter, maybe tensor flow says that's a person near the target, adjust location to drop the explosive on the person.

from the point of a know nothing observer, it sure seems like there is some wiggle room. I'm not convinced an inexpensive drone has the capacity to solve these problems. (but you could send like 36 and drop grenades in a 6x6 grid, but that seems expensive).

Screwing around with RF seems like step 1.
Shout out to the people releasing Apple II games in the 2010s
Well so what? It's not like there was a better alternative at the time.
Sounds like a hopeless protectionist endeavor, reminiscent of cartoonish Keynesian economics busywork: "We can't permit development of adding machines, what about all the hard work people have put into memorizing multiplication tables?!".
This is a big one. The office I used to work in turned off HVAC at 7 and the building would start to heat up from all the electronic equipment. Nothing adds insult to injury like working at 9PM to push a fix and sweating while you're at it.
Quite a bit. The lift produced by an airfoil is proportional to air density. You can compensate by turning the rotors faster, increasing the size of the rotors, and/or increasing the angle of attack. None of these options are free and all of them have limits.
Tsk: Lightweight terminal task app written in Go (Golang)