skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But incredibly wasteful. For sporadic printing it really makes the most sense to go somewhere where you can print by the page like a public library, office supply store etc. I think I've spent about $2 on printing in the past 5 years.

The most common electronics I see being thrown out these days is some shitty inkjet printer. Unlike a CRT or computer nobody wants them and so they sit by the side of the road for several days.
That’s a lot of words to say they’re not dropping Kiwi Farms. In spite of the fact that I think they plainly meet this condition for removal:

> Is otherwise illegal, harmful, or violates the rights of others, including content that discloses sensitive personal information, incites or exploits violence against people or animals, or seeks to defraud the public.
But the ink/toner that comes with new printers now is much less than the refill.
I often think that instead of completely blocking cookies, it would be better to accept them and then throw them away. Same with localStorage. Just store it temporarily.
I'm not sure how you got to where you are right now. I would read the actual decision of the labor board: http://www.alrb.gov.ab.ca/decisions/GE_08829.pdf

The board is saying "employees should stop their illegal strike, employees should stop any action encouraging others to strike illegally, the union should post this decision, and if employees and "Once filed, the Directives will be enforceable as an Order of the Court. Violation of a court order can result in civil or criminal penalties including contempt of court."

So yes, this decision is legally binding as a court order and if the employees decide to ignore a court order (just as if an employer did the same), the court has the ability to institute civil and criminal penalties.

I mean, it's no different than if you and I write up a contract to buy a car. If I decide to break the contract, you take me to court and I ignore the court when they say "give the money back", yeah, I could go to jail or face fines, etc.

None of this should be a surprise. If unions (and their members) want to be able to legally enforce contracts against their employer, well, those same contracts are legally enforceable against them, up to, and including, civil and criminal penalties.
Functional programming is an ideal fit for developing blockchains
Having the choice to do exactly this was one of the primary reasons I bought the printer. Hence my disappointment.
Show HN: Devscreen.io – realistic tests for software engineering interviews
Hi HN!

I wanted to share a project that I’ve been working on for the past year: DevScreen (https://devscreen.io). I built DevScreen to give companies a way to use more realistic interview assessments to software engineers in a way that works for both the company and the candidate.

I created this because of my own experiences as both an interviewer and candidate. Many companies don’t assess relevant skills during an interview. This is a waste of time for the candidate and a missed opportunity for the company. At the extreme end of the scale, you have companies asking candidates to invert a binary search tree on a whiteboard. All that this assesses is the candidate’s ability to read ‘Cracking the Coding Interview’ and work well under the pressure of being watched. Neither are particularly important attributes of an engineer and result in companies often missing great candidates or hiring sub-par engineers.

Today, DevScreen supports three different test types: code reviews, bug fixes and projects. We spin up a new private Github Repository which the candidate will work on in their own time to complete the task. Once they’re finished, they are automatically removed from the Github repo and the company is notified so they can review the submission. The results can be sent to the relevant ATS application, if applicable. We have a small library of tests but allow private tests that are custom to each company also.

I have built a demo version of the app with sample data hardcoded on the front end to give you a feel for how it works without needing to sign up for an account. This will probably suit those of you who prefer to get stuck in rather than read about it (which, I suspect, is the majority of the HN community!). That’s available from the home page or here: https://demo-app.devscreen.io/. If there are any parts you want to see that aren’t included in the demo just let me know on the chat on the website or email support [at] devscreen.io and I’d be happy to show any part of the product you want to see. For example, only logged in users can create an interview or users. This is solely to prevent abuse of the system as we send emails to candidates to tell them that their test is ready. I want to be up front that it is still in beta, but we do have beta customers using it so I figured it was a good time to share and get feedback from the community and beta customers.
The most recent upgrades were pretty easy, it looks like the more disruptive changes are mostly done now.
I wish benchmarks with sample means in the tens of nanoseconds weren't reported and compared by the arithmetic mean. These are not normal distributions and a 10% improvement could just mean you improved the 99% percentile, which is quite typical in my experience given how skewed the distributions tend to be.
It is designed to work with and supplement the Multi-Account Containers add-on. There a few things that are annoying and could use better integration. First, all the temporary containers show up in the list of containers you have created. Most of the time you can ignore that list, so it isn't a big deal, but if you need to configure a permanent container (and you have 100s of tabs open) the clutter makes them harder to find in the long list.

When you tell Multi-Account Containers to always open a domain in a specific container, Temporary Containers knows about this, but for some reason it prompts you for additional confirmation. And sometimes this prompt breaks sites the first time through, adding an additional iteration when trying to configure a container to work with a site that uses multiple domains. Other than that they work together fine.

I would also recommend the Cookie Quick Manager extension, which lets you manage cookies on a per-container basis. If you have been using Multi-Account Containers by it self, then any links you open from a page will open in the same container (say reading news sites from HN), and you likely have a bunch of cross-site cookies stored there. This extension will let you clear out any undesired third-party cookies that have gathered in the container. The UI is a bit unclear at first (which of these three trashcan icons scattered across the page delete the subset of cookies I want), so read the tooltips before clicking an icon.
I received updates for my Samsung printer for more than 10 years. Now that they finally stopped supporting the latest MacOS i can still use it by printing via a Raspberry Pi.
The World’s Energy Problem Is Far Worse Than We’re Being Told
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> Or if they intend to keep doing this, they should release LTS versions of some kind.

That's exactly what they do: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/platform/support/policy/d...
> - People often could buy a new printer, with supplies included, for cheaper than a new set of cartridges.

I have a relative that does this all the time. Personally, if it costs me more than it cost me to buy a cheap printer to refill it I will likely do the same thing. I just don't print enough to justify.
I feel like this article makes valid points, but they don't necessarily support its conclusion. The question it asks whether to start a startup or work at another startup first. Yes, working at a startup and gaining experience will likely improve your abilities and increase your chances to succeed later. However, so would starting your own startup.

The question about working somewhere else is not "is it better than nothing", but "is it better than starting a startup now". It can be equally true that "founders that worked at other companies before are more likely to succeed" and "the ideal course of action for a person who wishes to start a successful startup is to start it now".
When I got my wisdom teeth surgically removed, the pain was quite bad and I was glad to have something stronger than over the counter. My prescription was only for 1 week. When it ran out, I still had some pain not fully controlled by over the counter pain meds.
I wish we could have a honest discussions about the pro and cons of the panopticon the internet has become.
Not just the usual "Might makes right" glue moral flaws to the person putting questions to power oppossed by fierce "liberty at all cost aka anarchism".

It seems pretty obvious that the individual can not be trusted with the power modern technology hands to it, but then again, i find the three letter agencies to be entrusted with surveilance of the masses, to be the most useless and untrustworthy stewart of the public imagineable.
This and “never give up” are the only solid startup advice one should follow.
What I work on today I can imagine myself doing until I die.
I’m 15 years into my first startup and 3 into my second. Maybe it takes a simpleminded person to have that patience but that’s how you win.
So you put all of that on just a single person - Gorbachev?

How about Nur Muhammad Taraki and Hafizullah Amin, two Afghans? The Soviets only sent troops after multiple requests by Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin and President Nur Mohammad Taraki. Do they not share proportionate responsibility?

See:

https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/NSAEBB/NSAEBB57/soviet2.html
70+% of what though?
> More like Spain constitution doesn't have an article detailing exit process.

> Meanwhile USSR constitution had such article. Which was used by Lithuania when declaring independence.

Source?

I can't find any article detailing an exit process in the 1977 USSR constitution. Only at the beginning it says that the USSR is a voluntary union, but that's far from saying it details an exit process.
Some experiments have demonstrated that being involved in the 'generation' of the visual data (i.e. choosing where to move, where to look, how to alter reality) gets significantly better learning than passively receiving the exact same visual data.

Active learning is a good way to improve sample efficiency - however, as others note, don't underestimate the quantity of learning data that a human baby needs for certain skills even with good, evolution-optimized priors.
Goes without saying, but enthusiasts are working on it and making progress. Here's a quote from a discussion on it yesterday:

as far as I am aware, I may have the only semi-tuned nsfw model, though it's not all that great. There are a lot of concepts that SD needs to learn, and they're difficult to teach. It's very likely that by the time I get something usable, it's going to destroy all of the other concepts. @<another_user> also has a fine tuned model, but it's only tuned on generating closeups of female genitals. If that's all you want to generate, then he's produced some really good results. As for distribution, I wouldn't know where to begin, considering the model is 11GB
Don't worry about special "kid friendly" rpgs. Just play D&D but water it way down. Get some miniatures and map tiles and let them set up the map to explore with their characters. They will want to play with these things as toys rather than a TTRPG and that's perfectly fine. Just establish the basic rule of "rolling higher than a number". Improvise like crazy, let them re-roll but set some appropriate boundaries, and let them guide the fun.
You don't even need JS: blocking cookies doesn't (but really should) disable the browser cache, which can reasonably reliably store information.

Note that you can't use the cache to work around browsers blocking third-party cookies because all the major browsers fragment the cache by site.
This seems about right. Startup ideas are the white collar equivalent of day dreaming about how you would spend the money if you won the lottery. It's cheap to talk about, easy to fantasize about, and many people have a very distorted perception of what skills are necessary to be an effective tech founder so (in their minds) their technical proficiency makes it plausible.
More Than a Semblance of Self
Even if HP makes good printers, i would never buy a printer from them after their past behaviour. See https://www.npr.org/2021/02/17/968704526/why-printers-are-th...
Also: Einstein, Feynman, Aristotle, all famously not Christian, and that's just off the top of my head and limited to Western culture.

A westerner not knowing Hasan Ibn al-Hatham, Zhang Heng, and Aryabhata is less surprising (I learned their names in the last 15 minutes), but I think one ought to at least look for counterexamples before asserting any particular culture to be "better" at a thing.
I did read the article. I read it twice. Once prior to commenting, once with someone I showed it to. I think you're misinterpreting my comment.

I stated this: "but I don't see how KF is defensible whilst 8chan et al aren't"

This meant: I don't understand how they can invoke the removal of 8chan and a neo-Nazi site, yet retain KF.
Being out of contact was often the absolutely normal state of affairs until 25 years or so ago. If you must be reachable, stay by the phone. Otherwise, someone may not be able to get in touch with you right now in many circumstances.
> sign of immaturity or something that they will grow out of...

Or perhaps they meant that it’s a sign of youthful vitality and openness that they lost via the detriment of aging?
In the letter Putin directly states that he considers significant amount of Ukrainian territory as not-really-ukrainian, but a "present" from Bolsheviks or something. He also states that all of these territories now are "subject to discussion". I think it should be quite obvious to anyone (including the author) that Ukraine (like any other country) wouldn't be inclined to willingly discuss giving away its lands, so conquest is the only logical consequence.

Relevant excerpts:

You want to establish a state of your own: you are welcome! But what are the terms? I will recall the assessment given by one of the most prominent political figures of new Russia, first mayor of Saint Petersburg Anatoly Sobchak. As a legal expert who believed that every decision must be legitimate, in 1992, he shared the following opinion: the republics that were founders of the Union, having denounced the 1922 Union Treaty, must return to the boundaries they had had before joining the Soviet Union. All other territorial acquisitions are subject to discussion, negotiations, given that the ground has been revoked.

In other words, when you leave, take what you brought with you. This logic is hard to refute. I will just say that the Bolsheviks had embarked on reshaping boundaries even before the Soviet Union, manipulating with territories to their liking, in disregard of people's views.

...

In essence, Ukraine's ruling circles decided to justify their country's independence through the denial of its past, however, except for border issues. They began to mythologize and rewrite history, edit out everything that united us, and refer to the period when Ukraine was part of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union as an occupation. ...
Since the article talks about how they will use different policies for different services:

Which services was kiwifarms using? Are they now using a reduced set or none at all?
This is happening with images first, but I can see how this might be able to be leveraged for all kinds of things. The speed at which society might be transformed could be astounding. But it won't be distributed evenly, not everyone is prepared to take full advantage of these benefits. This is early 2000's internet distruption x2 in half the time.

BUT it will likely be disrupting the upper middle class more than the lower middle classes, as it's mostly disrupting to creative work. Upper middle class people have a louder voice.
I was only trying to be helpful and extend your horizon to what objectively makes great coffee.

Nothing wrong with going for budget options all the time if that's what you're into (traditional German stinginess I guess, haha :D), but there's a reason most good coffee and appliances cost what they cost, and you can definitely taste it without being a snob.
What did the neo-Nazi site have that the others didn't? "Nazis" isn't the answer because I can find Nazis on a lot of websites out in the open.
Noone here has recommended Kyocera. Their printers are a bit more pricy but from what I've seen they are not scammy. Get one with Postscript support so you don't need updated drivers.
> We didn’t put speaker cables – we put an HDMI cable for a product that was mostly about speakers, and we got destroyed over it.

Yeah, that was the problem with the Nexus Q, not the fact that it was an overpriced product built for a problem only Andy Rubin had.
Missing a comma after 'is'
I work for 4 different companies. Each one have Teams. I can't even put the 4 accounts in the desktop app. I can do in the mobile, but not in the desktop.

I had to install containers in firefox, and open 4 tabs to be able to use the 4 accounts at the same time. And of course, because Im using firefox, I can't use the camera in video calls because microsoft allows only chromium browsers to do so.

And the linux client is bug as hell.
> In the end it's always the same: placing abstract morals over clear and provable actual harm to people's health and sometimes life.

Good.
So what is the battlefield math on this?

Are you spending a $500,000 cruise missle to take out a $200 transmitter mounted to a tree? To allow your $20,000 drone to not get shot down?

What happens when you add 1,000 jammers?

It pretty quickly becomes not super effecient to deal with this.
https://archive.ph/7jS9t
That's basically incognito/private browsing mode.
That was under “Hosting Products”, KW probably falls under “Security Services”.

> Hosting products are those products where Cloudflare is the ultimate host of the content. This is different from products where we are merely providing security or temporary caching services and the content is hosted elsewhere
In my current workplace it’s basically impossible to fail design review - like I’ve never seen it happen, and this is becoming the norm across the industry. At this point design reviews are just a cargo cult ritual
That doesn't necessarily mean 81.3 people out of 100 have prescriptions, if people can have more than one prescription per year. I'd assume the affected people probably get something like monthly prescriptions? (not sure if that's how it works)
Just curious what metals would be affordable and durable that would not bring the cost of cheap printers up too high?
Cloudflare services are really only useful when a site is under attack - otherwise it's just a CDN to reduce hosting costs.

If "kicking someone off cloudflare" makes them unavailable, it means they're undergoing ongoing attacks of some sort.
And like that, we've gone from "very" to "extremely" disappointing. That's a hell of a statement from them.
Not trolling - but what are y'all still printing these days?

I've literally printed 2 things this year, and one was a boarding pass (I like having a paper backup, call me old-fashioned).

If anything, I've used the scan-to-email function on the printer about 10x more, and I could probably have gotten away with just taking a photo of the documents in extremis.
You would be surprised by just how many investors are looking for this type of surgery...many many people.
Glad you enjoyed, hope to see you at a future event :)
How Bad Europe’s Energy Crisis Is
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It's a really tricky situation.

On the one hand, websites like KF and the like are utterly reprehensible. On the other hand, Cloudflare taking it upon themselves to police the Internet is a nightmare in its own, given their bot-prevention services are effectively mandatory in order to even keep any sort of larger interactive website running.

What is permitted to say is something for the courts, not for the whims of private businesses, to decide.
I said chimney sweeps still exist, so your point is redundant.
Zelensky asked the few thousand fascists/nazis to lay down their arms for a cease fire - in order to fulfil his primary campaign promise of ending the donbass war. They refused and called him a traitor.

Being Jewish they probably called him a few other names too.

He tacitly accepted this insubordination without a fuss, as far as I can see. These days he lavishes Azov with praise.

In which other countries does this happen?
I used to work as a photographer at a car dealership. I was tasked with taking pictures of all the cars that came to the lot, and uploading them to our web site. I would take pictures in the afternoon, taking 1-2 hours. In the morning I would clock in and then go to a coffee shop for a few hours to let AHK do all the heavy lifting of uploading the images to the 3rd party clunker of a back end website. I would have definitely installed and used Linux if this was around then.

Awesome work.
Well, there is the distinction between cookies getting sent over the network vs localStorage being (obviously) local. but of course, a website can work around this by manually sending localStorage data in requests, so it makes sense that if people want privacy, you block both. Sucks though.
The thing is there’s about 20 pubs in the UK that have a sign on the outside saying “Britain’s oldest pub”
Damn

Stephens posts exciting as always
This App is the Roam Research for media storage. It uses the VGG Face pre trained database and TensorFlow to detect faces. It also uses Apple's NLP and Google's Image Recognition. It is still a work in progress but you will get the idea in the demo.
I'm using google workspace in my personal projects and when I'm the one sending invites to reunions. Works from the browser, is lightweight.
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Counterpoint: I have seen some very bad habits carried over by founders from growing companies. Success isn't always the result of excellence.

Also, many founders that worked in somewhat larger environments before tend to rush into 'mature' processes long before their benefits outweigh their costs. This almost always grinds progress to a halt, creates a ton of middle management and other non-productive overhead in a startup/scaleup.
You should make this a poll[1].

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21231804