skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The best protection against this type of de-anonymization is to take measures now, while you still have time, to prevent it. It is possible to change the style of one's writing by using a language model which alters the original text in order to create a new piece with a different style. For example, to translate your text into the grandiose and flowing diction of a bygone era, you might consider the project below.

[1] https://github.com/lwneal/victorianhackernews
Just interested but could I get a list of those things you used? I don't want a divorce myself.
I feel like you don't need a study for that, just some relatively simple math (don't ask me for it, I suck at it). However, anything above 0 is too much to be allowed.
Some people are masochists.
> The metric (core inflation and CPI) isn’t measuring peoples experience accurately.

Yes; that's why the number in the headline is 10%, not the 5% core number.
Sorry, this simple argument fails because central banks have been doing this for 15 years, and 13 of those years they were complaining about a lack of inflation. Ergo, the current inflationary environment is not the result of central bank activities.

A bunch of things have changed in the past few years, which could trigger inflation. A massive pandemic that continues to kill millions every month, lock downs in China that curb the ability of the world's largest producer of goods to produce goods, a war in Europe which has caused a massive energy crisis.

So where I'm sitting, basic logic exculpates central banks.
Do I need to worry about my privacy if I were to buy a WiFi Mesh router kit?
Hi. I have connectivity issues in my apartment. I could try and solve it by spreading ethernet cables around it, but that would be a lot of work (if it turns out to be possible).

So I came across this "wifi mesh" thing and it might solve my problem, but I just got curious... Is this kind of router a "smart device"? In the sense of "do I have to worry this device is going to spy on everything I do and send data back home so that I'll be targeted with loads of intrusive ads all around the internet just like if I bought a Smart TV"?

Disclaimer, I have almost zero knowledge about networks. I'm not sure this question even makes sense, sorry if that's the case.
When you plug a new one in, you have the option to run through a "layout detection" process. Typically it asks you to press the keys directly adjacent to the "shift" keys and goes from there. Also, IME, there is not a "mac" keyboard on a hardware level - the key directly to the left of the space is alt on Windows or Command on OSX.
I don't give up easily at all most of the time, but i also am careful how i spend my time.

So yes, i know you can download sources, and many years ago, i even built them once!

Does it occur to you this is maybe not what i want out of a developer experience?
That if this is the experience the company wants to provide me, that that is a good sign i am not who they want or target? (Or that they suck at business, which is possible)

First impressions matter a lot.

I can surely make it all work, but why would I?
There are plenty of great alternatives where i don't have to any time trying to make it work, and where the company is not making it annoying for
me.

So i just go use those.
Wild guess, but maybe he took a deal to promote it? Not exactly unheard of for streamers.
You’re right, it is editorialized. But it’s a more direct source, the MacRumors article points to the Bloomberg one.
My 3 yo pointed at the key and said “drone”.
I have no choice but to use Firefox because I have switched to vertical tabs (with Sidebery) and it seems that every other browser besides Edge(?!) is stuck with horizontal tabs.

Horizontal tabs are objectively inferior - why are vertical tabs so rare???
Most of the contributions to OSM are commercial now. Most of the big names except from Google have people working on improving the maps.
Made me wonder how many hours did Stadia exist for, 25K apparently so this user played for 23% of the consoles entire lifetime.
Correct - you could also get tweets via sms
A Manufacturer's Perspective on PL Progress
Since both are Linux/Vulkan environments, how big is the difference between targeting Stadia and Steam runtime?
I think most US citizens would associate Un-american activities with maga / Jan 6th / oath keepers stuff. I think that is more analogous to the modern 'red scare'.
They would still charge you per raw GB processed regardless of compression used.

IIRC Elasticsearch compresses by default with LZ4
It depends on who is buying the Steam Deck. If it's people who don't already have a PC, then sure, Valve is broadening their market. But if it's people who already have a gaming PC, then it probably won't lead to a lot of additional software sales.
I think his point is that Pocket is the piece of shit that pushes the "sponsored" articles people refer to as ads.
It’s interesting to look at the local edits on osm. In my area it’s mostly from Amazon and Lyft, based on proprietary imagery.
Someone tell Jack and Elon that matrix.org could use their support. Sounds just like what they're talking about.

Someone tell Matthew and Amandine at Matrix that it does actually need Write-All support. The only bit lacking.
Because there's not enough gas to produce stuff at prices, at level where anyone is willing to pay them for the products?
Man that sucks. Just to point something out, the nvidia solution uses your steam account and syncs save files with steam for supported games just like it does when you install it locally.
Sure, could have. But spammers are cheap. They're not going to buy addresses when they can guess them. I'm going based off what is most likely based on what I see- a typical spammer doing typical spammer things. You might go look at haveibeenpwned.com and see if your email address is listed there, to see if it's some part of a breach.
> and 13 of those years they were complaining about a lack of inflation

I think this was mistaken. There has been huge inflation over those 13 years, it's just been in specific asset classes like houses rather than general goods.
It'll be AIs all the way down.
I mention piano because I finally did take up piano. I enjoy learning at my own pace and I impress myself with my continual improvement. I'm not imposing it on anyone else at the moment.

I was never a competitive COD player either. To this day I'm just OK at it. My k/d ratio is still < 1 (or "negative" as people oddly say)
Good to see steampipe here :)

Im the author of CloudQuery (https://github.com/cloudquery) and I believe we started at the same time though took some different approaches.

PG FDW - is def an exciting PostgreSQL tech and is great for things like on-demand querying and filtering.

We took a more standard ELT approach where we have a protocol between source plugins and destination plugins so we can support multiple databases, data-lakes, storage layers, kinda similar to Fivetran and airbyte but with focus on infrastructure tools.

Also, as a more standard ELT approach our policies use standard SQL directly and dashboards re-use existing BI tools rather then implementing dashboarding in-house.

I can see the power of all-in-one and FDW and def will be following this project!
not more or less than any other Wifi router. Some of them come with cloud management bits, that's maybe something you want to avoid.
Novelty vs. Action
Airtable, Retool, and Steady State
I don't see a contradiction between what I said and what Mythbusters have found [1].

> In the case of a bullet fired at sufficiently close to a vertical angle to result in a nonballistic trajectory, the bullet would tumble, lose its spin, and fall at a much slower speed due to terminal velocity, so is rendered less than lethal on impact (the Busted rating). However, if a bullet is fired at a lower angle allowing for a ballistic trajectory (a far more likely case), it will maintain its spin and will retain enough energy to be lethal on impact (the Plausible rating). Because of this potentiality, firing a gun into the air is illegal in most U.S. states, and even in the states where it is legal, it is not recommended by the police. Also, the MythBusters were able to identify two people who had been injured by falling bullets (fired from about 1 mi (1.6 km) away, hence at a lower angle), one of them fatally (the Confirmed rating). This is the only myth to receive all three ratings at the same time.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MythBusters_(2006_season)#Epis...
https://www.amazon.com/How-Blow-Pipeline-Andreas-Malm/dp/183...
Excuse me, what? Maybe if you somehow added enough energy to immediately jettison the moon from Earth’s orbit or steered every asteroid in the solar system into the surface of the Earth. This is just nonsense otherwise. Any future mega projects can easily account for orbital mechanics, it’s just physics not magic.
For Putin's regime, failing to win is basically losing.
Subjects selling gas? I don't think he's implying a populist uprising to champion free market principles.

Gazprom executives may wish to resume their lives of absurd luxury yachting around the Mediterranean. They probably don't enjoy being sanctioned and deprived of the luxury they think they're entitled to.
Woohoo! This is fantastic news
Have You Ever Seen a Pyrosome: The Giant Glowing Sea Worm? [video]
> Unless the Russians are bluffing about using their nukes...

Of course they're bluffing. They've made these sorts of threats for decades; "if you let Finland join NATO we'll be super mad!" Giving in to nuclear blackmail just gives the bully the go-ahead to do the same thing again.
This is only a partially correct take. There is a huge difference between supporting a war from your couch and doing the same in the trenches. Most of those who run _now_ are running from the latter. They were quite comfortable in the former role.
The difference is, these anti-competitive tactics bring them more value than the penalty the receive, at this point, it's more of a slap on the wrist and nothing else.
At some point you have to step out of the "mind your own business" box and be a little bit judgemental. Just a little bit. Otherwise, how can we ever say we have any concern for others? You can go too far with it. Very easily! But "Meh, you do you" is just as destructive.
I build open source software, I have one project with nearly 2k stars. It is a product itself and used by thousands of people. I do this while also holding a job as open source doesn't pay (although I do have donations).

I've always enjoyed learning and coding, especially when I was in college. I remember in High School I learned about VB in Word and fell in love with how fun it was (not the language). That sealed me in and during college I would learn and code for fun, rather than do the homework assignments. I've always really loved it.

I've learned from watching youtube, reading articles, reading pull requests in software I liked or used, and just doing it. For the project above, I did it in Angular, something I already learned from work and C#, something I had touched a bit in college but due to the cross platform (.net 5), i picked it up as something to learn. Bought 1 course on Udemy, watched half of it and started coding. It was always a program to meet my needs but the lack of competition made me release it and grow with the communities needs as well.

For anyone interested:
https://github.com/Kareadita/Kavita
See, this is where the misconception comes from.

I am happily creating great offline experiences with static html apps embedded into every platform I want. (pc, ios, android, xbox)

All with the exact same code base.

A browser not implies online connectivity.
"boomers own $54.77 trillion more than millennials do."

-- internets

So not a problem. Move in with mom/grandma and wait.
Ask HN: How did you develop 'mathematical maturity' or 'mathematical thinking'?
According to the the last StackOverflow Developer Survey [1], Clojure is the third most-loved language and the top-paid one.

Having writing Clojure daily for nearly 4 years, my experience fully confirms that survey.

I also noticed the apparent silence around Clojure and its community, which looks like a paradox to me [2]. The Clojure community is actually active and very supportive (the Clojurians channel on Slack incredibly helpful) but it's also very much low profile.

Rich Hickey created Clojure as an independent developer and without extra funding. He's a great speaker, but likely didn't benefit from all the marketing channels available to more popular languages designed in more corporate enviroments, such as Rust and Go.

Being a LISP dialect, Clojure is also quite niche (not the first language you'd learn at school/uni) and definitely not academic, but extremely pragmatical.

Learning Clojure was quite mind bending at first, and I often wondered by my more experienced colleagues kept saying how expressive it is. I now see their point, and get paid quite well for having spent time learning it.

[1] https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/

[2] https://piero.github.io/stories/2022/06/23/the-clojure-parad...
What we need is a speaking style anonymizer. Like a language translator except it translates your text into some kind of stylistic uniformness.

We're flexible on that format. Anything legible and relatively easy to translate into. Call it ANONSPEAK.

It will probably be, aesthetically, horrible.
On the one hand, I see your point; hacking it together probably isn't hard.

On the other, they're a startup with limited resources, and time to market matters dearly for them. They probably don't even have product-market fit yet, and supporting Microsoft technologies that Microsoft has abandoned seems questionable.

Anyway, I upvoted your comment, because it could be that their target market is running in weird enterprise-y environments and your problem is common. Feedback is helpful and hard fought at small companies.

(No affiliation.)
AI Generated Music and what it means for modern musicians
I spotted this gem of a comment while scrolling and had to scroll back up to be sure I hadn't misread it. It's both hilarious and pertinent! Well said, "Big Toe."
The traditional method is to pay your lawyer and accountant to set up what you need.
> The payout on swaps is easily calculable and the range of outcomes knowable.

While this is technically correct, it's the solvency of the counterparties that is not easily calculable or knowable. Derivatives must be viewed in the totality of the system in which they are used. Focusing on the fact that payouts are calculable and therefore perfectly safe in isolation is extremely myopic.

> I think the equivalent would be if, a very modestly able coder, were to insist on this forum that nobody should ever have loops in their code because sometimes they do weird things.

I think the equivalent would be if, a very modestly able coder, were to insist on this forum that because the database is up 99.9% of the time, there's nothing wrong with not handling errors, because the DBA team is running with an average IQ of 143, they all went to MIT, they know what they're doing, black swans do not exist, and that 99.9% might as well be 100.

Derivatives are inherently dangerous because they are a knowable mathematical system coupled quite tightly to an unknowable system of risks. You can't mentally decouple them and claim that welp, the math works, it's fine, ship it.
A site for organizing harassment campaigns to drive innocent people to suicide is an obvious exception, no? If you go around making trouble, you shouldn’t be surprised when trouble finds you.
> This is a common fear. But nobody is really worried that some charismatic guy who believes that aliens are secretly draining humans of their precious bodily fluids is going to take over the world.

I think reasonable people are worried about exactly that. Enraged violent people managed to get a few meters away from a room full of Congresspeople validating an election, in support of their charismatic guy who believes much worse.

Q-Anon has believers currently sitting in Congress, and is predicted to gain more seats this year[1].

1: https://www.businessinsider.com/the-36-qanon-supporters-runn...
I mean, there are certainly bonehead comments. Any time Jan 6 comes up, conspiracy theorists will come out of the woodwork and say it was a false flag operation done by Antifa or the Deep State. Nearly anything supporting NFTs is bone-headed.

But this one was just baffling on another level. Like...what do you think supermarkets exist for? Just for people to look around and go "Neat! They put a whole chicken in a can!"?[0]

[0] There actually IS a supermarket like that though. It's called Omega Mart, and it's a tourist attraction in Las Vegas. They sell weird shit like a household cleaning spray called "Who Told You This Was Butter? Seriously, Don't Eat This", "Emergency Clams", and a laundry detergent called "Plausible Deniability". But even in the case of Omega Mart, you can still buy all the products.
Steampipe mostly exposes underlying APIs or data through SQL. So, "select * from aws_s3_bucket" will return bucket names, tags, policies, etc all together. But, bucket size is not a direct API so doesn't have a direct table.

In some high value cases we've added tables to simplify / abstract / normalize data - for example AWS IAM policies - https://steampipe.io/blog/normalizing-aws-iam-policies-for-a...

This example query returns the number of instances attached to an autoscaling group - https://hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/aws/tables/aws_ec2_a...

BTW, we recently published a Metabase integration guide - https://steampipe.io/docs/cloud/integrations/metabase
While slightly dirty, I got the ad for Chrome, that made sense in the context. Advertising for Fitbits is weird and seems desperate.

My sense is that it's a test. If Google decides it went well we'll see ads for other Google products. That's a dangerous path though, at some point some one will make a nice offer for that spot, and I'm not sure the current management at Google have enough integrity to say no.

Side note: It might be Fitbits, because Fitbit is a subsidiary of Google LLC, and not Alphabet directly.
He was over 5k nine months ago according to one of his streams, so that would make it ~6.4h.

His videos don't have nearly high enough view counts for this to be his main or even meaningful income source. Also, a big part of his shtick seemed to be that he was playing on Stadia.
Basically exists already, right? A lot of college kids are using it for their writing assignments.
It also seems completely appropriate for The Terminator to be written, directed, and acted by an AI.
Some communities are more right wing, and others are very left. You just need to look further. Most of the people on the fediverse chose to be there for many good reasons.
Meaning-making is quite an ambiguous thing and mostly in the eye of the beholder. Taking that as a starting point I basically follow what others are responding to which led me to building tools, data analysis and writing articles for the digital/generative art community experimenting with blockchain on the https://thestackreport.xyz.

Started out with posting some initial charts on twitter in 2021 which got good feedback and it grew from there. Hanging out in art circles helps a lot btw for questioning what is 'meaningful'.
The 10% includes food and energy items, but also things that people won't be spending money on when the price of food an energy goes up so it underestimates the impact of an increase in the price of food and energy.
I totally feel this in non-gaming spaces too— like, how much effort do I really want to put into "starring" my favourite shows on Netflix to help them recommend me stuff? Is it worth the bother of trying to do anything more than the bare minimum as far as organizing my Spotify tunes into manually-curated playlists? Adding annotations to pictures on Google Photos or Facebook?

When you don't own anything and it could all disappear in the blink of an eye, it's hard to feel like it's super worthwhile investing.
Also used in Ruby virtual machines and no doubt many others.
Whenever I open a new tab in Firefox it is a blank tab because I set New Tabs to Blank.

Wake me when I can't do that anymore (and point me to a decent fork).
When I focus the text input on your website all your CSS disappears. Chrome on Android.

Not even sure how that's possible.
Here is a popsci article on the same subject: https://phys.org/news/2022-09-ancient-shark-china-humans-old...

No paywall.
Your comment lacks any distinction between limits which are set by users or at least very decentralized vs limits set by what is mostly centralized authority.

I will fight to the death to protect your right to yell obscenities in a public place, but I'll kick you out of my house for doing the same. Nothing hypocritical about that.
I see it is mostly focused on semantics: operational, translational, denotational, axiomatic, complementary.

I wish there were more books focused on that aspect. I will definitely take a look at it over the weekend.
It’s fine for debug builds, but people should be aware that building with the address sanitizer enabled balloons the size of the executable and slows it down tremendously.
> The EU already said Russia is game over for commerce in the near future, even if they went back home today we wouldn't trade with them before years

Why? A few cold days, a few europeans with pitchforks, a few politicans removed, and trade restarts.

That's why the nordstream was destroyed... the only thing standing between freezing germans and cheap gas is (and no "was") a few politicians, and politicians can be replaced one way or another.
That's pretty easy to define. An addiction is something that you want or feel you should quit or tone down, but don't have the self discipline to do. A hobby, even an obsession, is not an addiction. And similarly it's entirely possible to become addicted to "productive" things, like work.

The Bezos-like individuals who have no lack of money yet still work relentlessly, even to the detriment of the other factors in their life, are a dime a dozen. And a person of his sort saying he wishes he could work less hard would be seen as little other than a humble brag, even if he may mean it absolute and desperate earnestness.

And getting slightly philosophical for a moment, I doubt there's anybody on their deathbed that would regret spending as much time as they did doing the things that they enjoyed, unless those things started to themselves cause even greater problems. And a playtime alone does nothing to inform one as to the chances of the latter. For some, 5 hours a week might start causing problems - for others 60 hours a week would be perfectly fine.
See my other comment. Mythbusters found the same thing, that bullets fired at low elevation remain dangerous, while bullets fired at high elevation (close to vertical) come down at a much lower velocity, not sufficient to kill a person.
> But there is no evidence there is a deliberate policy by the Russian military to commit war crimes.

One word.

"Children"

https://ibb.co/NZ0qCqg

And they were targeted for it. Six hundred dead civilians. Russia has lost any and all claims to being human, let alone civil.
Yes and loads more. I don't use notepad++ on the daily but it is a far superior experience than whatever VSCode gave me
> Here's Biletsky (the founder) in March saying Azov had at least 40,000 fighters

"Having started as a militia of just over 300 troops, “there are (now) scores of thousands” of Azov fighters, said Biletsky, who in 2008 co-founded the Social-National Assembly, a grouping of the most extreme nationalist Ukrainian political parties. Most are fighting within Ukraine’s territorial defence units, including more than 1,000 in Kharkiv, he said. The interior ministry did not comment on the figures."

Have you confused "scores of thousands" with 40,000? Or are you just blatantly lying hoping people won't go beyond the paywall?

I can buy that most of it's members were far-right when it was founded.

But labelling all their members as nazis years after it was incorporated into regular military is a shameless manipulation.