skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I thought the search was shit, but it's actually way worse. If the specific message you are looking for is more than 90 days old, it WILL NOT show up in the search results. This is hard coded into teams. They are intentionally crippling the usefulness of their application. It can only be because they are mentally retarded.
BLE strapped to one's heart sounds incredibly dystopic to me for some reason.

Source code for such products shouldn't be a problem because devices like these should definitely come with the necessary signature checks out of the box. Such key material shouldn't be released for anything important to one's health (medical devices, emergency devices, etc.). If you're at risk of having a heart attack when someone beats some kind of app code obfuscation then you're in for a bad time.

The cloud won't save you either. When the company disappears, their domain name expires eventually. Someone malicious could record and analyse API traffic and buy the domain to set up their own evil API server.

There are so many attack vectors for such a setup that I'm worried about how tech-ingrained such crucial devices are.
>I remember getting to college and being wildly unprepared for everything.

You answered your own question here. Most “high performing” kids will lose interest in one of the foundational branches of math and will decide instead to read fantasy or build a potato cannon.

Without the structure stressing the stuff that is truly important despite it not seeming like it at the time, the vast majority will land in college needing to take remedial high school courses in math and science.
I do not know any example of abusing the openness. Maybe there are some examples of abusing semi-openness, kind of Android, where the open kernel is using for obtaining lots of user data for gaining some profit. This example is interesting because deGoogle-ing Android has a cost of impossibility to install some bank apps - but this is the problem of certain bank's useds who do not care on non-free bank software.

When I have read the header only, this [1] is what comes to my mind at first.

[1] https://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/jsonevil
I wonder if this is just an inevitable outcome of the majority of society being online. The beginnings of the internet are rooted in academia and hobbyists. Early adopters were experts in their respective fields with analytical minds. Now that everyone is online, perhaps the average user just better reflects the average member of society. In other words, maybe it's not the content of the internet, it's the users.
What did your data related tasks imply?
Yup family or friends abroad can run the proxy. Its not straightforward for govt to find the proxies if their addresses are privately shared.
https://archive.ph/SB1dI#selection-763.0-763.68
I guess it's more about intuition - they see when they damage someone immediately and stop doing that (e.g. wrong choice of prescription pills). With nutrition, they don't see the effect and/or don't attribute it to their advice because it takes decades to take effect, so they keep repeating the old advice. Practically all doctors I ever visited acted primarily on their intuition - "I have experience this works so use it".
Can the professionals playing chess receive visual signals from the audience?

That should be good enough. You can just use your eyes instead of your anus!
People also used to be confidently wrong all the time before the internet was ubiquitous, except then it was hard to quickly verify they were.
Looks great!

Can I host this myself/is it open-source? Trusting a solely hosted offering just won't work for me in this day and age.
How do you tell them the proxy exists?
pretty sure you can run docker on a $5 vps with plenty of headroom left

could it be done leaner? sure

is it worth it if it raises the barrier of entry of getting people to run the proxy? doubtful
We voted against the proposed new constitution in a referendum. It is unclear what will happen next, most likely a new draft will be proposed and we don't know which ideas from the old proposal will make it over. For now you can safely forget anything you heard about the new constitution, this text is no longer relevant.
Usually legal jurisdiction goes with geography. There are Exceptions (crimes against humanity, sex tourism things). If you host it outside Iran and you are outside Iran, then it’s just a theoretical crime?

extra territorial example: it may be a crime to do things/speak ill of a foreign government. If you lived there you’d get arrested. What if you did this while sitting in your bedroom overseas?
how naive, we have long since moved from peak GUIs now the game is infesting them and rearanging them around the need to serve adds
>> Social media is neither of these

You are committing the fallacy of begging the question. Whether social media is a common carrier is precisely the matter up for debate.

>> We have established norms for these situations

There is a process by which norms are established and what is going on now is part of that process.
Even Freud wrote about this type of dream a century ago
The meta-analyses I looked at didn't mean much because the input studies all had severe flaws too, so I'm not sure we can say much one way or another.

"IMO he exploited the lockdowns as an easy way to curry popularity."

That's a pretty staggering statement. Opposing lockdowns, especially in March 2020 when he started, was the absolute worst thing you could do to make yourself popular. It resulted in him immediately being cancelled all over the place, and for most of the pandemic Lockdown Sceptics was a blog that subsisted off donations. People who opposed lockdowns were routinely told they were directly killing people! You yourself are still implying that in your final paragraph, even after everything that we now know. Nobody but nobody adopted that position because in bad faith to curry popularity or obtain "personal gain", lol, that's crazy. Maybe in a year or two that'll be the case as more people conveniently forget about their support for it, but to take that position back then you had to truly and seriously believe it.

And it was correct to believe it because the arguments made in support of lockdowns, masks, mass testing, border closures etc were all un-scientific when investigated. Someone had to stand up for what science is actually meant to be about, and at a time when nobody else did, Toby Young stepped up.

"He's done far more to harm the public than either the US or UK governments, and I'm grateful that his opinions are relegated to the back waters of the internet."

Well, I think (know) that you're wrong about that and in fact, it was those governments and their supporters who have harmed the public on a massive scale. Young and his writers did what they could to stem the tide but the absurd over-confidence and lack of scientific approach amongst public health authorities have now destroyed confidence in all government health advice amongst vast swathes of people. Look at the rejection rate in the USA for the mRNA vaccines for children. Despite urging by the government not even 2% of the eligible children under 5 have been given the shots. Nobody is listening to them anymore because every day, more people figure out that public health workers lie all the time. The damage they've done is on a staggering scale and trying to silence the DS/FSU is just another attempt to cover up what a catastrophe their rule has been.
Hi there, good question! We're planning on using Cloudflare Workers for the API Gateway (great edge performance, simple programming & deployment model). we also have plans to allow customers to run their own code to modify requests and responses in the "gateway" by using Cloudflare Workers for Platforms.
Not sure if I am missing something, since a simple Google search or asking r/selfhosted would have been more appropriate IMHO.

To awnser your question. I have only used docker registry (core) since I like stuff in modules and it works very well. It comes in a docker image. To setup it needs like 2 minutes. It can be secured with credentials which I highly recommend. My registry is also running behind treafik, which provides it with a valid ssl certificate and running directly on port 443, which looks nice and professional.
Cargo ships can use batteries.

See: Rapid battery cost declines accelerate the prospects of all-electric interregional container shipping

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41560-022-01065-y

> Modeling 5 to 10 GWh electrified containerships, researchers find that 40% of routes today could be electrified in an economically viable manner, before considering environmental costs.

Electric Semi trucks are already happening.
> so kids bask in your youth! It's fleeting and gone before you know it.

Depends on the perspective, I guess. I was working in several different places, and sometimes I had hard time. Even working in the worst places, I felt better than in school.

I hated elementary school, because kids were cruel (some time I came back to home with chocking marks) and teachers decided to just not see bullying. Or decided to give me a hard time, too. When someone destroyed my textbook by writing on it while I was not at the desk, I got note to the parents because supposedly I told someone to do that.

I kinda liked liceum because finally people were more mature. But man, long term, it was very exhausting. The lesson schedule looked like it was set randomly. For example, in second class, being 16-17 yo, Thursdays I had lessons from 9 AM to 6 PM, and the next day I was starting at 7 AM. I was tired all the time and had no time for social interactions.

Please note that the following paragraph is not personal. It applies to the entire phenomenon. For me, it is annoying when grown-ups tell children that it is the best time in their life. When I was a kid, I felt fear a lot. As a teenager, I was depressed and tired all the time. And, you know, if it is the best time in my life, why should I care about my future at all? It is going to be terrible anyway...

Everyone has its own perspective. Maybe you had great time in school. Maybe for my mother, school years actually are the best years of her life. But telling young people that they are living the best time in their lives, and it will be only worse later, is... unfair.
Please no. USB latencies are measured in microseconds. DDR3 latencies are measured in nanoseconds. "USB Ram" would be a disaster.
The early psychoanalysts made this observation and Freud mentions it as well. They did not have large sample sizes though; see e.g. https://sci-hub.se/https://doi.org/10.1080/00332747.1961.110...
Doctors should lead by example. Get fit and start prescribing working, tried and tested methods. No reason to listen to a chubby doctor over a fit youtuber.
I was going to guess TARGA, but maybe those cards were PC only?
> Ctrl-Shift-V pastes into TEAMs with no formatting. Should be part of the OS.

Pasting without formatting should be the default behaviour. Ctrl-Shift-V should be for people who want the shitty version.
Yea.. it's a pretty long way to go to seamlessly pick up summer and some winter loads, though. Look at the CAISO supply trend on Sep 07 2022:

https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/supply.html

Similarly, examine it on Feb 07 2022.
Did I miss something while reading this. If the dataset is just a bunch of urls, then surely you can find out who is hosting the image and go after them?
Acceleration Robotics and PlanV collaborating to create a robotics microcontroller unit (MCU) powered by RISC-V and ROS 2. The “roscore-v” project aims to create an MCU that has a native ROS 2 hardware implementation and delivers lower latency and additional real-time capabilities
Never let eyeballs you grab during a crisis go to waste (not see an ad).
Lucene (and therefore Elasticsearch and Solar) uses bitmaps for its filter cache.

https://www.elastic.co/blog/frame-of-reference-and-roaring-b...

ClickHouse has some bitmap functions as well though not for indices.

https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/sql-reference/functions/bitma...

I don't think they're unknown to most db developers, just not the best fit for a common query loads. You can scan through a bitmap really fast yes, but you can also read a list of document IDs from a BTree very quickly for any specific value.

Would like to see some benchmarks of this database for comparison.
Fixing some glitches in Visual Works IDE plugin
Claims to go for data, then throws away all modern advice (which some of it should indeed be looked at critically if the data is corrcect but is based on data) and then argues for optimizing vitamins & minerals, without any backing of real data. Optimum vitamin doses, balance & requirements are poorly understood. (deficiencies are easier to understand).
Love it!

In the world of Music Conservatories, practice space is limited and there is a lot of competition to get a room booked. Many places use a niche scheduling product called Asimut specifically tailored to conservatories. Depending on how it is set up, for example, you could book a room 72 hours in advance on a rolling basis - this mean people were always on their phones booking rooms and then extending their booking times.

As you can guess, I wrote a simple python script that lived on a vps and read a schedule and list of my favourite rooms from a text file, would wait until the right time and book/extend for me with my username and password. Never told anyone except my girlfriend, who spent enough time with me to realize I was making bookings without ever looking at my phone!
The FSU routinely defends people on the left, including left wing academics.
The Ministry of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) of Canada issued Notice 2022-CEB001 on September 9, 2022.

This notice includes the Guidance on Radio Standards Specification RSS-195 — Wireless Communication Service (WCS) Equipment Operating in the Bands 2305-2320 MHz and 2345-2360 MHz, Issue 2

The objective of this notice is to reaffirm the requirements set forth in section 5.6 of Radio Standards Specification 195 (RSS-195), Issue 2 pertaining to Transmitter Unwanted Emissions.

Notice 2022-CEB001：
https://lnkd.in/dAC3vycY

Amber- Lcs Testing Lab

sixian.huang@lcs-cert.com

CE,FCC,IC,SRRC,TELEC,BQB,WFA,PTCRB,JATE,CTA...
Your explanation is 100 times worse than basic astrology to me. It's astrology wrapped in scientism.

We can't even be sure about what part of character comes from all of the environment versus what part comes from genetics without very careful experimental settings.

Obviously any systematic change due to ecological seasons would have a minuscule effect, drowned in the noise of a million other parameters.

It's not even like astrology can make any predictions about anything, there is nothing to be explained.
I rarely dream about school but sometimes when going to work I feel something is wrong because I can't feel the weight of my backpack - I must have left it somewhere...
This is discussed in the blog post (which probably should have been linked instead of the git repo) https://signal.org/blog/run-a-proxy/
GPT3 knows this is the fast inverse square root. Don't know about codex though, guess it does too.
UK here - took me quite a few paragraphs to remember that in the US "school" can also mean university. I was wondering when the article would actually get on to the subject of school.
I notice there is a lot of XYZ is implying that ABC cheated in the chess world. Is such indirectness a cultural/convention thing, or a is there some greater game theory going on?
> With home broadband reaching 70 Mbps globally

The source for that is some stats from speedtest.net, which I assume is calculated from the users who used their speed test? So it's probably heavily skewed towards power users who have a fast connection and want to check if they are really getting what they are paying for. Most "casual" users with shitty DSL connections are happy if "the internet" works at all and are pretty unlikely to ever use this service...
Author denounced the keto diet right there in the article.

Author proposed using sound scientific research rather than superstition to analyze diet and nutrition. Maybe he’s shilling for his blog or whatever, but it didn’t seem overt.

The narrative around the development of dietary guidelines bears repeating. This mythology recently killed someone I cared about, a chemist and engineer well capable of analyzing the data, but who couldn’t overcome the fear of fat and salt.
Transmit with anus receive with eyes, full duplex!
First Bus Strike Action Cancelled
Signal seems to have had the proxy for a while. I'm guessing that China blocked them, they started developing this, released it, Iran blocked them, they signal boost this feature off the back of the second blockage.
You want Nim.
Yep. Not only it generates useless comments, for me it is actually easy to read the code itself, than the generated comments in this case. I don't know neither language nor framework they use, still it is completely readable.
Literate DevOps (2014)
Sure they will - https://dailysceptic.org/archive/the-left-wing-case-against-...
Interesting article until:
"Use snopes.com to check if the shocking thing you just read is real."

Mind baffling that this article could end with this.
Or just put something under your skin, watching a handful of the thousands of surgery videos online its enough learn how to do it with the help of a friend, or even by yourself if you are the daring type.
It'll be a bit. Gotta get standalone mode working before I go multiuser, but I absolutely will.
"Magnus Carlsen finally speaks on Chess Cheating Scandal"

No he didn't (from the article!):

“Unfortunately I cannot particularly speak on that”
Curation won't solve the issues of the Knowledge Gap Hypothesis or the Information Defecit Model or the Digital Divide or Info Asymmetry.

If we test people on where they went "deep" there is a good chance most will fail the test.

We don't even know what we are trying to do with these networks.
> By the way, would you mind if I wrote you an email? I'm enjoying our conversation, and have some philosophical questions. I didn't want to post my address here, to connect this account with my real-life identity, so I won't ask for yours - but maybe there's a temporary way to exchange info and get in touch, or a private way to give you my email (or vice versa)?

I won't mind at all. You can contact me at shripad@criptext.com

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> Already I love the music, sitar and singing; how the title is in Sanskrit, English, and Arabic scripts; and how it starts with Time itself telling the story.

That's great :) Yes the story is an emotional rollercoaster. The main storyline ends with Episode 94 (all Episodes after that are side stories that happened in the same timeline). This is the only show that captures the essence of Mahabharata. Still nothing can beat the actual scripture itself as it is more detailed (the show is abridged due to paucity of Time). Kisar Mohan Ganguli's Mahabharata is a decent translation (https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/maha/index.htm) which you can read once you finish the show.

> One thing I was curious to ask, about your thoughts on the differences and similarities between Hinduism and Buddhism. I imagine that's a big topic, haha.

It definitely is a big topic haha! More importantly, Hinduism is itself not the right word to describe the Religion. It is "Sanatan Dharma".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San%C4%81tana_Dharma

Within it is Vedanta (also called Uttara Mimamsa) which has multiple schools. The closest school of Vedanta that shares a lot of overlapping concepts with Buddhism is Advaita Vedanta. The other schools (like Vishishtadvaita and Tattvavada/Dvaita) deviate significantly.

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> What started my journey of curiosity about Greek and Indian cultural exchange, is that I grew up in Japan (it's literally my motherland) - and in Japanese temples, at the entrance are commonly seen two lions (stone statues) guarding the sacred space. I read that this symbolism came from ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Persia, via India to China and reached Japan.

Yes that is right. In fact, a lot of the iconography and idols (especially in old Temples) in Japan has direct correlation with Dharmic deities. This page contains all comparisons:

http://hssjapan.org/hindu-gods-in-japan/

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> In another comment you mentioned Hiraṇyagarbha, or Brahmanda. What a beautiful concept that is. I've heard about the Cosmic Egg in other cultures, particularly in the Greek Orphic tradition.

Yes all Ancient Civilizations had this concept permeated into their scriptures in one way or the other. You'll find a lot of similarities. One striking similarity is that of Noah's Ark and Lord Vishnu's "Matsya Avatar".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matsya

Both have pretty much the same story line except that in Matsya Avatar God himself incarnates to rescue the species on Earth.
This doesn't seem accurate. US Citizens/Residents/People who travel into the US who do many types of business with Iran can get into legal trouble. The person you are responding to is asking if that would apply here.
I suppose if you don’t have hard evidence all you can do is insinuate without getting in trouble yourself (defamation?). Not saying there’s no cheating. Frequently in criminal world for certain things like insider trading or cartels you need a whistle blower to really get any evidence, without it it’s hard to gather.
Exactly. There is much lower hanging fruit but if you ask someone what is more valuable to their business, phone service or social media, many would choose social media.
People live in Phoenix. It has extreme deadly events every summer. Boston has extreme deadly events in the winter.

Get a heat pump or an air conditioner and move on.
I wish a PC form factor like NLX[0] had become popular where the CPU and memory is on a board that's inserted into a backplane parallel to the add-in cards (similar to VME[1]). IIRC NLX was mostly intended for low-profile applications like corporate desktops and retail systems (point-of-sales) but it never caught on. I can see the edge connector and backplane potentially being an issue with old school parallel PCI (that's a lot of pins) but the serial nature of modern PCIe and the advent of PCIe switches would significantly reduce the number of signal lines.

[0] https://www.halolinux.us/hardware/images/2249_56_22.jpg

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMEbus
in this particular example at least for me it is easier to read the original code. Even though I don't even know the language they use. And I'm pretty sure this is the case for the most developers with non-zero experience.
I had a similar experience trying to find shallow storage chassis that would fit in 2 or 3u. Seems like a no brainer to me to have just a rack mount array of 5.25 bays I can put hot swap cages in but nope.
We can argue that it's not even the intention. If a government shoots civilians, there is little hope to overthrow them by riots alone. Things can change if police, army and riot police start to disobey order. Also when there is foreign aid to arm people.

FWIW, I believe that sanctions serve to

1- Limit the reach of a regime's activity overseas. Iran's government was supporting several militant groups in the middle-east. Sanctions also had a huge effect on the country's nuclear program.

2- Force them to negotiate. That actually worked with Iran (but Trump reversed it)
Yep, it's probably the deep linking protection. It probably doesn't like the HN referer