skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The possibility of a world where current laws/norms are not sufficient is no reason not to try to enforce those norms today. How to deal with cybernetic eyes is a problem for future generations to contend with.

Or to put it another way YAGNI. Let's work to solve the problems that actually exist today and deal with changing requirements as they come.
Just because you cannot setup a mail-server correctly, i have installed 100's of email-server (2022) from AWS to Hetzner to Vultr andandand. Yes your random static ip can deliver reliable email IF you have:

-Static IP (4 and 6)

-Correct Reverse DNS for IP4 and 6

-Correct Hostname

-Site-verification for gmail/microsoft

-DMARK

-DKIM

-SPF for IP4 and 6
Those would be interpreted as strings, not hex.
Not just cameras. They're just one small part in the overall degradation of privacy. Constant surveillance _is_, unfortunately a reality. Dystopia right before our very eyes.
It’s incredibly exciting to follow your work and the teams!

Thank you!
a surprise for everyone except Nancy Pelosi’s husband who unwound his Nvidia positions early, avoiding by exposure to this news
SQLite3 is the gateway drug^W RDBMS. I'm guessing SQLite3 is almost certainly one of -if not the- main reason for "the rise of SQL".
I was born in the 90s, been programming since I was 12 (nearly 20 years), and I've only ever heard IBM.
> eating like our grandparent's grandparents

Is there any science showcasing exactly what that was?
This seems possibly related:

CatMeows: A Publicly-Available Dataset of Cat Vocalizations

https://zenodo.org/record/4008297

Although it seems to be from a different group.
You are being downvoted but I agree - us not wanting to finance that war does not mean all the other economic relationships are suddenly made “clean”.

This however is also a case of a “whatabout” argument. Anything from recycling to humanitarian aid can be effectively shot down in a debate with it.

Fact is - Ukraine is closer, and it has a more significant impact on the EU. There are Ukrainians in my neighborhood now. And their presence is confronting everyone in our society with the questions of whether we are willing to stand by our ideals. Whether we are willing to open up our homes, make our neighborhoods available, provide jobs etc. So far the answer has been yes, and I have found my country worth living in.
I don’t have time to read the paper yet - what you are saying that the tricky bit is the concentration increase of the spike protein that is a consequence of the rapid translation of mRNA after administration of the vaccine.

How hard is the data on this?

I am triple vaxed, and I remember getting heart palpitations for a while. Then again, there were other problematic factor in my life at the time that I can not separate out.

Would you have more data, explanations, or could a Corona expert jump in?
The Cost of Cloud, a Trillion Dollar Paradox
I doubt that is the reason they are banned.
That's a surefire way to increase customer support load, as users have mix case for their emails all the time. They might sign up on a phone, or login on a phone. They might just be hamfisted. Sure, it might be their problem, but they'll make it yours.
I bought the Vita, it was an excellent console. Too bad no one made any games for it.
Is access to these resources really an engineering problem, rather than a matter of political fact? The people with the power to expand access, politicians, don't have any real incentive to.
We may have AI-powered "reality compression" in the next five years when mixed reality goggles/glasses become more comfortable and popular as mainstream alternatives for actually physically visiting places and people.

Which will basically create realistic 3d streams of dynamic environments and people (so they can be viewed stereoscopically and from different perspectives).

The enhanced AI-based compression should make it more practical to stream in the moving 3d data with fewer delays and latency and more realism than something like a traditional game engine.

Unless no one wants to go to real places anymore because imaginary ones are nicer.

But think about virtual reality with realistic faces and eye contact.

Or a movie where you can view a scene from any perspective you want at any time. Even one of the protagonists. When you are trying to realistically transmit and recreate many entire dynamic 3d scenes, that is where AI can help a lot with scanning and compression/decompression.
As far as Microsoft's concerned it's invalid. I just tried creating such an address in Exchange Online.

https://ibb.co/3zCyP9J
Jokes aside, that the 250 terabytes of the LAION 5B dataset are remotely able to be, in any form, represented by the weights contained within the sub 5-gigabyte file that the represents StableDiffusion 1.4 model download, is nothing short of amazing.
Cool site. I wonder how it sustains itself though. Embedding Street View is expensive. $14 per 1000 views adds up fast. Surely the small ads don't make that much?
Considering the origins of Linux I don't think joke is all there is to it. It would not surprise me at all if there were multiple such systems still maintained in Finnish universities; quite the opposite.
For what it's worth, I was a very late bloomer (held back by severe depression and isolation, etc. all through my teens and twenties), going between throwaway jobs and wasting time in school.

Only in my very late 20s and early 30s did I start to seriously reevaluate my life and career, and made a series of major life changes (moving, practicing social skills, exercising more, developing new interests), etc. In the process, through my 30s, I ended up moving jobs and locations many times, nearly moved to another country at one point, picked up a bunch of new hobbies and friendships along the way... it's never too late to start (or keep) growing in novel ways. Nearly 40 now, and the happiest (and most balanced) I've ever been.

I think it also gave me a lot of perspective in terms of seeing what other people struggle with, whether they're working retail in their 30s, or maybe materially successful but going through a tragic divorce, or too self-absorbed to realize how much they push people away, or fighting severe drug and alcohol addiction... and so forth. Each person's story is their own and your journey doesn't need to be measured by any timeline but your own.

> I think this (peaceful acceptance) is the one I struggle the most with.

Yeah, that's a hard one for sure! For some people, meditation and/or mindfulness can help. Or yoga. Or religion. For me, none of that really did much good personally (too skeptical/agnostic for most of it), but what really helped me was spending time in nature, purposely without electronics and frequently without books, etc. Just hiking or swimming or biking or whatever, both for the exercise and the time for observation and self-reflection.

Anyway, I'm not going to do the whole "do what I did and it'll work" spiel lol. It never works like that... people are way too different, and our backgrounds and dreams are likely too different.

But I will say this: You're searching. That's a HUGE part of it. It might take you a while to find what you're looking for, but at least you've started looking and are preparing yourself for the journey. A lot of people just kinda... drift... into life situations without much intent, living moment to moment for better or worse. To live an intentional, purposeful life is a much more difficult (but arguably more rewarding) pursuit, IMHO. It's going to be uphill for a bit, but you'll feel a lot better once you've started the climb and can see where you came up from...

I believe in you :)
What is the nuance for this?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-62744522

China may have committed crimes against humanity in Xinjiang - UN
Building for the Edge (2021)
Do you think the wait list for public housing would be longer or shorter if the government enforced your esthetic preferences on apartment construction?

Or to say it another way, your posting claims that HK housing is both too expensive and too low quality. If the government solved the low quality problem by banning it, it would probably make the expensive problem worse.

I’m not saying that housing quality should never be regulated. I’m saying that regulation can have side effects policy makers need to consider.
>>> A major reason the US has had sustained influence in the world without using much force is because it has not weaponized trade

Are you sure? All the economic sanctions which the US heaps on "enemy state"s are nothing but weaponizing trade.
You mean that you don't want all users who can login on your system to start something that listens on a port below 1024. I can understand that.
Hmm, WebKit is used by lots of apps on Linux these days; at least GNOME Web, GNOME evolution and Liferea.
China is in no way, shape, or form a Democracy. I actually laughed out loud when I read this.
True human would not die , creating genuine art is more then just writing prompts , requires true endeavour and human experience . Ai still can't compute that .
Same vibes as "Why don't you just disable the password on your phone? Swiping up is way easier"
Sharing on Social Media Makes Us Overconfident in Our Knowledge
Still, thank you for the clear explanation! It may not be your area of expertise, but it still taught me a lot. Thank you.
I am a little surprised at how some people in the comments seem to have never heard about this sort of thing before. It is...not that uncommon, even at high levels of sport.

For example, in the "Disgrace of Gijón" [1] incident in the 1982 FIFA (Soccer) World Cup, Austria were accused of throwing a match to West Germany so both teams could advance; leading FIFA to change the schedules to prevent this from happening again (or at least make it more difficult).

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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disgrace_of_Gij%C3%B3n
Hi there! Are you looking for clinical testing results for our products? Or something else? Just want to make sure I understand what you’re looking for. Thanks!
It took 40 years to actually make EUV commercially viable.
Cat body language is the most telling, and there are a ton of resources online for learning about it; it's not that hard.

I'd suggest seeking treatment for the phobia, too.

FYI, if you have friends with cats in their homes, they may seem magnetically drawn to you when you visit. That's because many cats generally prefer interactions on their own terms. Ironically people who don't like cats end up doing exactly what they like.
Yeah, but now one has to use WhatsApp. If we have to take this off-HN, I think Signal, or even Telegram, would've been preferable.
https://serverfault.com/a/554615

Tl;dr it’s intended for messages with multiple collaborating authors, but is rarely used in practice.
What the author's startup does seems completely orthogonal to the idea presented in TFA, no?

It's possible for a person to be wrong on one thing (though I'm not taking a view on whether they are) and right on another thing.
No provider has to allow its own users to use the full range of legal email addresses. But can you receive an email from someone with such an address and reply to them? That's the real test of whether it's valid (and not too buggy) from the perspective of Exchange Online.
I'm in the exactly same situation. RAM is the most important reason. Add to this the x86 support and macos doesnt seems a good option any more. BUT then, you see all devs and presenters on most famous dev confs use mac. Yes, macs are the most stable system for presentations and its a unix with commercial apps. Even office are now M1 native. I had a problem, docker keycloak didnt have arm version, well the solution was, build docker the version of keycloak in arm arch and you're done.

There is no generic answer. For me, the best option is get a cheap windows machine or cheap mac and remote connect to a linux desktop in you company (if you have the option). That desktop will run 24h burning their power, and you are light and on the go with a cheap terminal which has MS office.

The other solution I tests is, connect your IDE (vscode, intellij) with remote development ssh in a linux vm (on cloud, or your company). Again you have linux x86 and a glorified terminal-computer.

with mac, you have a bonus, able to dev in ios and test safari. BUT the biggest con is compatibility. It was already a con compared to windows, but now with arm is even worst.
I am for a "contains no internet" label for all kind of appliances. IoT companies cannot be trusted to maintain support for their products for sufficient time.
More correctly, having Taiwan as an ally is one of the few advantages that US has left over China.

China has already designed datacenter CPUs (Biren) and server CPUs (Alibaba Yitian 710) that are as good as those designed in USA and even better in some respects.

So in chip design, USA and China have very similar capabilities.

However both countries are completely dependent for now on the chip manufacturing made in Taiwan.

The difference is that USA can forbid Taiwan to export products to China, like it was done for Huawei, while China cannot forbid Taiwan to export products to USA (except for a successful invasion).

USA needs to improve its domestic chip manufacturing capabilities if it wants to have a real advantage over China, and the large amount of money allocated through the CHIPS Act should help this, even if there is a large risk that much of the money will not be spent wisely.
Losing 5% this year puts you ahead of the S&P500 :D
Nova Scotia FOIs: Miscellaneous Findings on Freedom Restrictions
There is no company and yes it's a spy novel.smic and moat tech companies are being subdued and converted into CCP pawns.

Downvoter: Just literally read the news about Jack Ma and BABA and Tencent etc.
I also wondered quite a bit about this difference. One interesting advantage of this alternate API is that calloc can always check for overflows, since a common pattern might be “calloc(user_input, sizeof(type))”, where using the older API without an overflow check on the multiplication would be perfect for constructing a buffer overflow.

With respect to your explanation, I imagine there are some cases (maybe something older?), but in my experience the norm for an int on a system with 32-bit pointers is also 32-bits.
Perhaps, but “nested loops” by itself is an odd way to describe that.
SQL isn't going away anytime soon.
One example I can think of is a local server handling some sensitive stuff. E.g. a webserver for a CNC machine that takes a password to log in. If that webserver is offline another user could start their own webserver with a fake login prompt. Other users who go to http://localhost as usual would not notice.
The Economist? Pretentious leftist echo-chamber. OP was asking about expanding, not shrinking their worldview
To some degree, nudity was/is a bit of a conscious countercultural thing against prudishness in society.

As society has become significantly less prudish about showing skin, the countercultural impact of total nudity has gone from total reversal, to being just a bit further down the free spectrum, and that gives the whole act in general less of a reason. It's a big deal, but not nearly as revolutionary, and so I would imagine most people would shrug and say "why?"

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Also, it doesn't really help that nudity is these days associated with the crowd of its heyday, who are now well into being senior citizens, and that just makes the whole thing even less cool.
I know people might be offended by me asking this question, but did you get COVID vaccinations? And if so, which brand(s)?
The article covers this. The stratosphere is already significantly cooler in parts of the Southern Hemisphere (up to 10 degrees departure from normal) but the expected effect on the troposphere is warming. The article also suggests stratospheric cooling could effect weather by changing the polar vortex.
I think you'd be hard pressed to find a nutritionist that recommends eating a lot of processed food. And red meat is a hazard, even though I agree that it tastes great. If you're not convinced, this YouTube channel does a good job of going over a lot of the science: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EtLNHvC4aUw

He also has a 2-parter on plant sourced fats: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qInpEKHdjXk
looks like keybase git was implemented as a git remote helper, just like this. it’s up at github.com/keybase/client/kbfsgit.

my take away from implementing this is that git remote helpers are easy to write and very flexible.
Maybe it is international but no European interpret dates like that and it is really confusing. This also doesn't happen in the SF platform, there they convert dates like it should.
Think about it that way: Ukraine was not going to join NATO any time soon while having significant chunk of its territory occupied by nuclear superpower. NATO states knew it, Ukraine knew it (Zelensky's own election campaign was along the lines "You won't take us?! Fuck you NATO we won't even apply then!"), and _Russia themselves absolutely knew it_. Also, Ukraine offered to commit to neutrality multiple times during peace negotiations, but Russia apparently wasn't interested.

Now, of course, you could reasonably disagree and continue pressing the narrative that, no, Russia has all the reasons to be concerned. However, in fact there is a Russian neighbor that shares a land border with Russia that is currently in the process of actually joining NATO for real - Finland. And what do Russia do about that? Invades them? No. Maybe a naval blockade and 100k military personnel "on exercise" near their border? No, nothing. In fact, Russia is so unconcerned that according to satellite images they have recently transferred bunch of personnel and equipment from a military base near border with Finland[0]... to fight in Ukraine. It is almost like Russia is not _that_ afraid of NATO and is actually pursuing some other goals in Ukraine... Reasonable person may even conclude that Russia was lying and faking its concern about NATO expansion after consulting the map and determining that for some reason NATO is still not nuking Moscow from Latvia that has been a member for some time now... Go figure!

[0]: https://yle.fi/news/3-12523695
Age is a multiple times larger risk factor for COVID risk than weight. So while weight is important, the real elephant in the room is an ageing population?
It should be noted that the last item, petting aggression, is not normal and should be trained out. Good behavior is the cat simply getting up and leaving.

Playing with hands is also something that should be discouraged, strongly, especially if it involves biting attempts. This is almost universally the fault of people who raise kittens using their hands as playtoys with said kittens. Please, please never use your hands as playtoys with kittens or young cats - only cat toys, strings, etc.
Lenovo’s second foldable PC addresses the first’s biggest problems
The opposite was of course done when the US sold a ton of Xeon Phi accelerators to China when they built the Tianhe-2 supercomputer.

My favourite conspiracy theory is that this was done deliberately by the US, since Xeon Phi was a large pile of steaming turd, so the Chinese wasted money on a machine with high theoretical FLOPS but crappy real world performance, and also wasted the time of their scientists and programmers who were porting code to a programming paradigm that went nowhere fast.
Ah yes, the original Y2K.
Users who do not auto-delete are better served with Consent-O-Matic, this one clicks Deny on all cookie banners and forms by default, but is configurable.

• https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/

• https://github.com/cavi-au/Consent-O-Matic
So not:

"Your random VPS can just send email from any address you like and expect it to be delivered"
I think they meant "second" driver. Clearly an autocorrect or brainfart.

We know it's a team sport but the star of the show is usually just one guy. Even though they often praise the team and everyone back in the factory, the glory is always directed at the drivers. And in most cases, one particular driver. The star.

Clearly the second drivers have to deal with a lot of shit... that is specified in their contracts
My point was that the fact anyone needs to do any of those things means a developer can't randomly put any address they want into PHP's mail() function (without telling anyone) and expect it to work.

There's no point accusing me of not being able to do things here - I've run my share of mail servers.
Deep learning has two main deficiencies:

1. They depend on pre-existing data. In other words they might not create something new.

2. They need a lot of hand-holding for learning. Children have an innate instinct to learn, and deep learning is not (yet) there.
This sounds interesting. Source?
> Also avoid traits and mixins

Too true - I remember working on a PHP project where traits weren't allowed and there were maybe two times that traits would have made life easier but they were easily worked around.
And at anchor, out of the traffic pattern, probably for damage inspection.
Good. We do not need a Suez Canal blockage right now.
That is not correct. I won't speak to relative prevalence as that depends on the size and type of tech company, but there are lots of freelance tech contractors.
I also use it and although I'm very thankful for the service given that it's free, then I wish it would be faster (push/pull takes 10+ seconds).
Reminds me of the old IBM joke: you can compress everything down to a bit, if you include the data in the decompresser.
The napkin math unfortunately is different:

Cost per ICU case 100k USD

ICU Case per infection: 1%

Cost per infection thus 1000 USD

Cost per vaccine: x times 20 USD (x=2,3,4)
Google should apply FILM on the transitions between photos
Discovering Domains via a Time-Correlation Attack on Certificate Transparency
* Blocking sending to domains listed in [0] or similar is a useful way to prevent spam or sybil attacks with minimal impact on authentic users

I hate this. Motivated attackers can trivially circumvent it at minimum effort and cost while it further normalizes centralization and strengthens surveillance capitalism as the barrier to use unlinkable e-mail for different service providers for a normal person becomes untenable (curiously equally disposable domains from major providers are absent from most of these lists, supposedly precisely because it is disruptive). I'm ambivalent on even sharing the link for the risk of a dev reading this going "oh, neat!"...

[0]: https://github.com/disposable-email-domains/disposable-email...
Find and Replace with Type Information
It would be a company which would be buying in bulk, which would use USD while buying.

What you mention is about an individual buying from an e-commerce site or a retail seller. That can happen in the local currency.
I don’t think it’s a dark pattern. The freemium/trialware model has taken many forms and this doesn’t seem much different.
And here we go.

>“I generate images with MJ, do passes with photoshop, and upscale with Gigapixel.”

A true artist and craftsman. So cool. So innovative.
Most "liberals" are aware that government structures tend to be inefficient in the best case. This is unavoidable simply because even the most "liberal" people want their government to stick to the rule of Law. Thus, stringent procedures, bureaucracy or political deliberations, and auditing are required.

However, this inherent inefficiency and risk for corruption is seen as a lesser evil compared to leaving a matter completely unattended, or in the hands of market structures that have evidenced that they are utterly uncaring about their impact on society at large. Entrenched market structures often exhibit the same behaviors that "conservatives" dislike in governments.