skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same thing here, I can't think of a single spam email I've received since before the pandemic.

As a side topic, I've heard a lot of people say that the Gmail UI has changed and that it's unusable now. This is what mine looks like and I really like it, is it not how everyone else's looks too? https://imgur.com/a/3ahD0Ta
TikTok, and yes.
I haven't had any issues.
And so the safety state ever expands. Why do so many people think that the role of government is to promote "safety" at so great a cost?
>it's usually $60-$80 as an eBook

That's quite expensive for a glorified PDF that can be downloaded for free.
What a cool and fascinating job you must have.
Well spotted, thanks!
Libs of Tiktok posts a lot of this stuff trying to bring awareness about it.
Reading this it's hard to not agree with Huey P Newton's assesment of the police as 'brutal, gross and uncairing', or 'pigs', especially when such behaviour systematically characterised(/s) their interaction with blacks.
Rust is significantly better than C++. And I say that as somebody who has done many years of C++ development.
Olorama - Digital Scent Technology
I still will reach for Perl for the occasional quick one-of text-processing application, but I do spend a lot of time in perldoc when I do.
What's the power consumption, 2 kW?
Disclosure: I have never paid for ngrok but have used it sporadically for many years for some quick tunneling use-cases. It feels... magical, and a joy to use. OP, if it fits your use-case, would recommend giving them a try!
Hmm. So maybe using this to accelerate protons would be better.

(I also wonder what happens if a spaceship bleeds a measurable fraction of its weight in electrons, then tries to coast away from the resulting negatively charged cloud.)
Have never worked at Amazon nor do I know anyone who did, what exactly did that entail? "Snitching" on your co-workers? I'm asking because a quick web search didn't help me too much.
Secretive B-21 bomber to be revealed to public in December
Let's be clear here, he merely believes that marriage should be between a man and a woman. Not that he advocates for a gay pogrom, or that they should be deprived of due process or anything.

This type of hyperbole is just as bad as calling him a Nazi.
Good luck with everything. I wish the best for you.
I always had the impression Linus saw C++ as C but more complicated/worse. Rust is DIFFERENT by creating guarantees that are harder to get around and if you do try by using the functionality available in unsafe blocks it is clear as day to anyone and everyone who looks at the code.
for linear algebra, maybe this one too, along with Axler, and Strang https://minireference.com/

Axler is very mathematical, focusing on vector fields in the abstract as opposed to matrices, Savov is what you need to get through engineering school, Strang straddles both

also ulaff.net ... more in the realm of, all about matrices, as opposed to pure math
Verizon now has this and Visible.

Visible, which recently changed their offerings, still seems to be a better deal: $45 for "unlimited" (50GB then "may be temporarily" throttled) 5G UWB.

With 3 lines, Total is cheaper per-line, but still has a 20GB cap on hotspot usage.
Probably need to test Caddy's performance again. Last time it was quite far behind Nginx under heavy workload.
Although an small audience, this is exactly the kind of card that live video processing (IMAG) needs. Software such as Hippotizer, Pandora's Box, Resolume, and vMix rely heavily on GPU.
We've built an architecture that can turn your vocals into Die Antwoord. (or Taylor Swift, Kanye, Michael Jackson, Johnny Cash, Whitney Houston, Elvis... whatever.)

We should modify their video's audio as a publicity stunt.

This is going to get very interesting in the coming months. So many teams are running at this with full speed.

The whole world is about to be shaken to the core, and most people don't see it yet.
"Tech tyrants and authoritarians want to dictate speech — and commerce."

Really?
Ah yes, the slipper slope. Let's be honest, librarians and educators have a ton of power and no oversight in indoctrinating children into the views that they want. Now that parents are challenging them, all of sudden, PEN America believes that parents should have no say on the material their kids read.
I'm excited to see more details on how R2 data is going to be replicated across different data centers in the future. I had assumed this was already operational based on previous blog posts so I'm a little disappointed to learn that is still TBD. It's a major reason I chose R2 over S3 as I don't want to manage moving around data for different tenants myself.
As the Steamdeck is built on Linux, I think that if and when there is a desire, eGPU's will have support, even if limited by hardware features.

My fantasy was the steam deck 2 having egpu support.
I don't have any sympathy for Wendy Doniger but Rajiv Malhotra is hardly the beacon of truth. The man spins utterly deranged conspiracy theories: https://www.reddit.com/r/badlinguistics/comments/2t8ze3/a_fe...
Is this going to lead to a paid, improved spam filter subscription?
The FSF used to sell tapes (and later CDs) of GCC and Emacs. I'm sure that revenue stream has dried up in recent years but it was a money maker in the 80s.
From my understanding GraphQLs powerplay is in consolidating data sources rather than endpoints. That it all came through one endpoint was just a bonus.
you can only redeem ETF shares for the basket of securities in large quantities

Not the same.

You put your fiat into an ETF, you can take your fiat out --- at any time. No artificial, BS excuse that the amount isn't big enough.

This is possible because ETFs are actually regulated by the SEC and backed as advertised 1:1 by the underlying liquid securities --- not phoney IOU paper.
Hearthstone Access: Under the Hood
Hmm. Wikipedia is claiming 150 ms latency on dialup: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dial-up_Internet_access

I remember higher, but it's been over 20 years now (we got broadband pretty early here), so who knows.
Somehow we’ve gotten to a world where the graphics cards has ECC RAM and the main system doesn’t
Exploiting a Seagate service to create a SYSTEM shell
That just meant Blackberry had peaked, not smartphones as a whole.

The ad crown is already being passed to Amazon and Apple.
Submitted this, never heard of it before today. My big question is whether they'll accept Trans Communists With Guns Anti-TERF Squad, LLC as customers, or if it's a stunt.
"We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm." - George Orwell.
>> I suspect that person worked at Amazon. They at one point had gigantic amounts of Perl before they started slowly replacing it with Java.

The Amazon retail website (amazon.com and related versions for various countries) used the Perl Mason templating system (https://masonbook.houseabsolute.com/) to allow various teams to build web site components in a performant and secure way.

It worked quite well since it ran quickly and isolated components so that only one small change could be made without breaking other components.
Let's make fun about something that I don't understand because the marketing material is bad... that's peak HN.
Same -- I have three accounts on gmail that I check regularly and I haven't seen spam make it past the filters for months. One of the accounts uses an email address that is, I think, 20 years old and that I have used publicly throughout (and thus gets a fair amount of spam).
I don't understand what they do to prevent the things they rant about. It's like the drunk uncle payment processor. Sure there are legitimate grievances to address with the current state of freedom of speech etc, but it is clear the owners are into far right conspiracies.
One school board wouldn't let a parent read a except from one of the books due to the content being deemed inappropriate for children: https://www.foxnews.com/us/parent-reading-sexual-content-sch...
NASA’s Artemis Delays Fuel Controversy over Rocket Design
I think there is a fine line between a tech company and a financial services company.

Do you think it is okay for a bank to restrict people access to their own money or deny bank accounts because of opinions they hold or things they say?

It’s really easy to make claims like this when you don’t think the rules would ever apply to you. “Oh they are just targeting some fringe site on the internet. That’s perfectly within their rights”.

The precedent is what is dangerous. Imagine a world where if anyone says anything bad about billionaires, they are no longer allowed to use financial services.
Now that we've had a few threads together, I have a whole email box full of you hitting enter "by accident."
Amazon built a business on hiring starry eyed engineers and then burning them to ash. I worked for them for 6 years and holy shit I'd never go back.

Their reputation is catching up with them and their lack of stock growth is highlighting their comp deficiencies.
Thank you, I knew people hate on Bolsonaro and the like and that the elections there are coming this weekend but that shouldn't be enough reason to want an entire country to "be gone". Suffice is to say that I was confused.
> "toxic", to me, is not well-meaning, generally positive people...

The self proclaimed intentions or excitement of people has no bearing on whether or not the environment they create is toxic.
Vultures Prevent Tens of Millions of Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Each Year
It'd be interesting to see what books each school library makes available to confirm; I'm not aware of a way to find that information.

Slightly different, but more recently in Burbank several other books were banned from being included in curricula amid parent outcry:

https://abc7news.com/to-kill-a-mockingbird-ban-book-bank-bur...
Notes from a children's playlab with DALL-E
> Russia already feels like it's handling NATO in Ukraine with all those NATO instructors and NATO weapons. Besides, I think by now it should be clear that "I dare you, watchagonnado" politics doesn't bring you to good places.

Russia says they are fighting NATO itself in Ukraine as a way to try and justify there armies poor performance in Ukraine, I dont think the Russian military actually think its fighting NATO in Ukraine and knows that NATO itself would wipe the floor with Russia, considering the performance of Ukraine using only some second hand NATO weaponry.
There's a pretty wide range of issues that Stripe/Paypal won't take payments for but Visa/MasterCard will.

It may turn out to be a marketing gimmick but it seems to me like there's a niche for a high risk payment processor that focuses on the perceived risk of being "cancelled" as the risk they help manage. How they'll deal with all the other issues a high-risk processor has to handle is something I'm curious about.
Same here, started a few months ago.
NASA’s Asteroid-Crashing Dart Mission Is Ready for Impact
Could you maybe share the order you did them? Or maybe the order you would do them knowing how it went?
Yes, I don't disagree, but the popup is quite agressive and unpleasant; also unexpected on an HN story.
Pre-Trained Word Embeddings in an Embedding Layer
One thing I really like about CloudFlare is that they seem to have people who can correctly identify friction-points for developers and have a solid plan on how to solve them. Looking forward to messing with this!
>Guess I should start my 5th attempt at finally getting good at Rust.

I guess i should do the same too but I have really and man the language is not easy to grok. These days it also feels like if you don't know Rust, you are somewhat "old school".
Advanced Custom Fields 6.0 Release
In the spirit of POSIWOD, I suggest POBIHOU: the purpose of a button is how it's used.

Designers may have an intention. People will apply their own needs and usage to features, in the spirit of desire paths.

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_wha...>

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path>

If people are using "dislike" to indicate that they're not interested in content, particularly in a context in which there are few other ways to do so, then that is what the button means.

You might extend that more broadly to any aspect of a UI/UX.

In a past life I designed some elements of a content moderation / feedback system. Among the more amusing aspects of that was encountering people who told me that I was using the system I'd designed wrong.
LOL! Apologies, my intent is not to threadjack, just to show a different perspective. Another time, over beers perhaps.
Quantum tunneling makes DNA more unstable
Our minimum requirement to apply is $500 in MRR. If you're below that I'd encourage you to apply to our next round, which will open in ~6 months.
The appropriate degree of the consequence is debatable, I'm just saying, ~$2 billion of fines/penalties does not equal "clean".
Makes sense. Someone on HN is typically average. Everyone likes to think of themselves as slightly more intelligent, but the reality is... most people are average... including the modern programmer.

I would say that in the past... the average IQ for programmers was higher.
I just want to add that they use the same numbering scheme on the laptop versions of the RTX cards which is just awful. Some of the laptop RTX cards are really equivalents to prior generation desktop cards, but it is not indicated on any level because a desktop RTX 20xxx is named the same as the laptop 20xxx.

They stopped giving a shit. They want you to upgrade to the next series ala Apple.
To the OP: This is the correct answer.
Well he denied being a Jew, though his mother was he said he never was raised Jewish in any way. So while he met the Jewish definition of being Jewish it's not a label he would ever use for himself.
This is why I feel like it's important to maintain the distinction between "Open Source" software and "Free Software" even though, as a Free software die-hard I have to admit it seems like we have failed.

The original idea of Free software started when RMS wanted to fix a printer. Xerox said "no", and the the rest is history.

AFAIK the idea of "Open Source" started as a way to make Free Software more palatable to commercial interests. Businesses wanted to develop commercial advantages and not share them with everybody else. I have no idea personally why anyone ever thought this was a worthwhile thing to do, but then there's a lot of human behavior that I find puzzling. In any event, from my POV, we can trace entitlement in Open Source software to it's very root: the whole point was to enable people to use the software without contributing anything back.

Originally, the idea with Free Software was that programmers would charge money for making improvements and fixing bugs. (The idea of charging for copies of already-written software is not excluded, it's fine if you can pull it off.)

I personally figured we would program the computers to do all the work and more-or-less retire in a techno-utopian Star Trek scenario. (Again, from my POV I don't know why everybody isn't on board with this: "Let the robots do the work and we'll take their pay.")

To sum up, the whole "Open Source" movement (as distinct from the "Free Software" movement) is kind of self-contradictory: business has been encouraged to take advantage of the freely-available "Open" software, and so they did. But then the culture became one of entitlement (as contrasted with the contribution-based culture of the GPL).
I was wondering if anyone was going to put specific people in here.

While Giannis was the two time NBA MVP and seems relatively universally loved... Many actual basketball fans hate him al la, "I wish I was 7 feet tall and could just dunk every time" - James Harden, and he has not been famous for all that long. He was mvp in 1029. Before that he wasnt really all that well known outside of basketball.

He is 27. He hasnt been famous since he was 17. Maybe since he was 25. Give him a few years. It's almost certain that he has some controversy over the next ten years or he fades into obscurity due to injury, see Greg Oden.
I don't see anything saying you are correct, just a list of proxy resources. What did I miss?
Worth mentioning is Stock / prices with Date or Current.

For example I want to do a comparison between certain period of time, so Market Cap are specific to those Date.

In another example I want to keep an eye on Big Tech's current market Cap, and the list would update every day. Giving me an overview of current situation.
Once I realized that Flash .swf files could be compressed to half the size using gz, so I sent an e-mail to Macromedia suggesting that they zip their files. The next version had that feature enabled by default, which made me happy :-)

Also, at the time when interactive maps had 4 arrows to click and move North, South, East and West I developed a map using Flash and MapServer where you could drag the map around with the mouse. I sent a message to Google to show my work and they replied saying it was cool. Later Google maps came out with such an interface. I'll never know if my messages had any impact but I can still dream they were my inventions :-)
> Cargo is a terrible system with all kinds of hidden and possible broken dependencies you introduce and everything depends highly on the version of rust you use.

Can you give a concrete example of this?
For storage you need trust, an S3 competitor doesn't help me if they lose my data or are unreliable. It takes time to earn that trust, and it's far from easy for small competitors to do that.
maybe you should look up what happened to Ted Kaczynski before he became the UNA bomber. (check year 2 at Harvard)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Kaczynski
This sets of my grift alarms: there's no virtually no explanation of what makes it "censorship-resistant," but lots of heavy-handed references to authoritarianism, etc.

There continues to be good money in playing the middleman, I suppose.
It doesn't matter whether you're saying they disagree with him or disagree with what the organization he runs stands for. It's an equally absurd claim, because he has no idea what they believe.
In the introduction of this article:

"PEN America defines a school book ban as any action taken against a book based on its content and as a result of parent or community challenges, administrative decisions, or in response to direct or threatened action by lawmakers or other governmental officials, that leads to a previously accessible book being either completely removed from availability to students, or where access to a book is restricted or diminished."

It sounds like PEN would not consider just a complaint they heard a parent make about a book as a ban on a book. If an entity that has books restricted or diminished access to the book because a parent (or other group) complained, PEN would consider that a book ban.

That is a rigorous and unbiased definition of a book ban.
That language predates Jassy, it was there back around 2012 at least.
Especially with their new vertical and short format, I feel like downvoting does nothing. I get hooked in by something that looks interesting, and then get served reaction videos that I hate, people stealing content from others and assembling it into "5 hacks you didn't know", beginner mountain bikers going slow on a flat run, and for whatever reason garage workers complaining that people tell them they don't know their jobs but yeah they know their jobs. I'm scared to watch these things because they last 10s each so by the time I realize what it is and downvote/switch I'm already halfway through and I assume youtube considers this as a success and reinforces my stream with that garbage. PITP is that I still get the same content despite downvoting
When the IRS is offering $100k bounties to break the anonymous features, it sounds pretty secure. Although if there is enough interest in breaking the obfuscation, these things normally end up finding the hole.

Only time will tell.
Many states have quite low legal limits and it's broadly acknowledged that being tired, distracted, angry, stressed, etc. is almost or as bad as driving over the legal limit.
https://cars.usnews.com/cars-trucks/advice/best-cars-blog/20...
In California it's .08. If for example I was at a party and a friend had some kind of medical emergency I feel it would be reasonable to take them to an ER despite being at .08 or .10 while being very cautious (assuming others were also not sober).

I know many people that live outside the US take a zero tolerance policy to drinking and driving in the sense that if you are going to drive you don't drink at all and I applaud that. I take the more practical approach of knowing how many drinks I can have at my body weight and can for example have a glass or 2 of wine during a 2 hour dinner but no more because my BAC with 2 drinks is under .08 and each hour 1 drink is metabolized.

I do fully acknowledge the more people drink the worse their judgement as to whether they are safe to drive so I expect many will get angry at me for the above. From what I recall most DUIs are for multiples of the legal limit but I can't find a source at the moment.
It sure is being used a lot as a currency despite supposedly being terrible as a currency (according to HN, at least).
> Trump's campaign(s) apparently took this to a new level (a friend of mine says he'd get up to 10 Republican emails every day, many of which had alarming subject lines) and now Republicans are claiming to be treated unfairly.

Classic Republican move: they do something bad, and when people complain about that, complain that they're being censored/cancelled/whatever.

At that point, we're already in unfair competition area: when Republicans do everything they can to manipulate their voter base to donate money and Democrats refuse to engage in such tactics with their voter base (or at least keep the level down), how can anyone call that a "fair election"? Yes, it may be legal in terms of the law, but absolutely immoral.
> By that logic US persons can't use Ethereum at all.

Entirely possible.

> There's too much American money invested in Ethereum for any government agency to even seriously consider the idea of destroying it like this.

I think you underestimate!!
Study finds high levels of PFAS in school uniforms
They never explained how they'll process payments when VISA cuts them off.
Nix will get you most of this. It's got a learning curve, but I think it pays off and is not bad if you're familiar with the Brazil concepts.

Having to set up a million dependencies just to begin to start working on a codebase is a nightmare, and Brazil makes that easy.
This is misleading.

It was a high-school level book being read over a broadcast which they wanted to make available for children not at a high school level.

It was being read by a mother of children who weren't in high school, and did not have access to the book.
what, like "cuzzy bro" ?
Is that what triggered this action now? It's odd because any category of streamer could be paying employees large sums of money to recommend them. A lot of gamers say that Pool & Hot Tub streams are being recommended despite only watching game streams. Now that's probably because they have high engagement and sub activity, but they or any category could just as well be influencing employees.
In the simplest terms, it's an application embedded VPN (on both client and server)

The SDK allows you to integrate OpenZiti directly into your applications so that it can access network resources securely from anywhere in the world. This is based on strong identity so that the overlay cannot be access by untrusted endpoints. This is ensuring your application has zero trust in the network, WAN, LAN and even host OS - in fact, your app does not even need to know the IP and port to communicate with on the underlying host.

Comparing to traditional VPNs this solution is a lot more secure -- instead giving you access to internal network, OpenZiti gives you access to specific service endpoints.