skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And why is it stored in clear text. And why was it exposed to a regular API. And why was real data being used on a dev API. And why wasn't that API secured at all?

These are all really good questions.
I approve, PiHole does a great job at removing ads and other unwanted content.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30655479
She could be a guy and I still would not believe her. Sorry to tell you, but I don't automatically believe somebody because of their sex. That would actually be sexist.

You are deliberately misconstruing what I am saying and are wasting my time. I'm not going to respond to any other part of your post. If you start off calling somebody a sexist then I'm sorry but you are not arguing in good faith.
> or at the very least denied equal protection under law they're clearly transphobic

They already have equal protection. What's being requested in law and other policy are additional privileges.
> commercial TV used in retail environments.

I got one of these from work, it's not a great solution. First, they're more expensive than regular TVs. Bigger issue though is that there's no remote so changing the volume can be a pain in the ass.
If the official slogan for Kentucky archaeology is not "go deeper with KY" then I am disappointed.
They're just text documents, how could they be hard to self-host?

Anyway, Termsfeed[0] allows self-hosting.

[0] https://www.termsfeed.com/
oh notably... this is for her SECOND marriage, the one AFTER bezos.

soo.. does the new guy get half? :eyes:
Thank you for explaining the interaction that makes this work. I was very confused for a bit trying to understand how mixing a cough suppressant with an anti-depressant would change the chemistry to the extent highlighted in the study.
My preference would have been to simply require publicly posted job ranges on job listings. I would not even need maximum pay, the minimum pay would be enough info.

Although I would have required including health insurance metal level and subsidy percentage and 401k match, since they are significant and easy to predict/measure components of compensation.

The demographic stuff is a waste of time and potentially harmful, in my opinion.

> I'll add that I've also worked with envious people who would potentially treat their coworkers in a hostile manner if they perceive some unfair imbalance in their pay, rather than seeking a new job or taking it out on an employer. For some, there is a crabs-in-a-bucket mentality.

I feel like this mentality would get rectified quickly. There are many jobs with publicly known disparities in pay that function properly, such as finance, tech, and government. It will be a problem initially due to having to reconfigure people’s expectations, but after that it should be fine.
It's really validating to see someone post their actual experience with MV3 adblocking, because the constant stream of misleading headlines saying "Google is banning adblocking" on low-expertise places like reddit has become a pet peeve of mine. Almost no one involved in those discussions actually know how adblockers work, and are just copying and pasting sub-par reporting, which itself is just poorly-informed fluff around attempts to rephrase comments from gorhill.

MV3 adblockers are still going to, broadly, work fine, if slightly worse than before. There's slightly more concern over privacy blockers, but as usual it gets more clicks to mislead users about something they care about (adblocking) rather than get them to really care about privacy.
> Wages will increase by roughly $0.50 to $1 an hour

Wowsers. Maybe up to one whole dollar? Praise Prime.

You can also read that as they were making $0.50 and now will be making a whole dollar. I’m not sure which is more sad.
EasierRDF
Schmidhuber is a prolific flag-planter who is notorious for publicly raising a stink when he deems he should've been cited, but wasn't. It's happened enough that it's now a meme in the ML community.
in 20-30 years we can tell if it is nature or nurture.
Whoa that serial plotter looks pretty damn awesome
Prison abuses the soul and doesn’t help the individual. Look at the recidivism rates for US prisons to see how prison does nothing to rehabilitate people. If prison doesn’t help someone and you want to send them to prison, then you aren’t actually trying to help people you’re just trying to get rid of them. If you actually try to help people you will see how much better social housing is. But I don’t think that’s where your mind is at. You see these people as a lost cause and you want police to take them away. Don’t pretend you care if you actually just want them gone.

“Many people are insane drug addicts”

Lots of people in society are drug addicts. Probably the rate is slightly higher amongst the homeless because homelessness can be hard.

Lots of people don’t want to go to existing shelters because of the draconian rules at those shelters. Probably you wouldn’t want to live in a place either if you had to be home every night at 8pm and you couldn’t have friends over and you weren’t allowed to have some beer. Does that mean we should throw you in prison?

What I would do is provide the services these people need. Housing, mental health services, counseling, job training, and job placement programs. All told this would cost less than prison because these programs have been shown to actually help people, so the burden to the state will go down over a few years as these programs do what they are supposed to. But prison won’t help them, so the costs will continue for as long as they are in prison, and once they are released you’re back where you started.

Don’t pretend you want to help people if you don’t actually care what is most effective at helping them.
Should You Use Framer Motion or Motion One?
2 years ago these outlets portrayed her as “wife of Jeff Bezos.”

Now they introduce her as “billionaire philanthropist”

I’m not throwing shade I’m just making an observation.
I'm gonna take this bait and list a few "beliefs" that the current U.S. government disapproves of enough that some branch might dedicate some resources to investigate. I'm not even going to bother with the obligatory "it's not my belief" since you explicitly said that's not relevant.

- The 2020 presidential election was not sufficiently investigated despite unusually and statistically unlikely results and questionable legal/procedural changes and activities at the state and local levels in regions that benefitted the eventual winner.

- White male Republicans who advocate for stricter enforcement of immigration law and internationally accepted asylum processes, seek to reduce or prevent taxpayer-funded education/encouragement about non-generative sexual preferences and practices to prepubescent children, and who support the individual right to defend against a monopoly on violence by a potentially tyrannical government, are NOT threats to democracy nor are they extremists to be likened to domestic terrorists.

- Recognition of extremely strong correlation between prevalent cultural norms of any given socioeconomic demographic and the geographical crime/violence rates in which those same demographic groupings reside is not racism nor xenophobia when the recognition is aimed at addressing the cultural aspect (caveat: I accept that there is also strong correlation between those who believe this and those who apply this belief to everyone within said socioeconomic demographic - eg. "poor Appalachian opioid addicts are all unintelligent, violent thieves")

- The variations of global temperature and weather phenomenon have been in fluctuation, and at more extreme levels, long before human intervention

I'm sure I could think of a few more but the effort to phrase things properly is not worth it for the inevitable [dead].
Why is the SEO keyword stuffing necessary? Or is this intended to be a conversation starting discussion point?

Cheers.
but it does not protect your right to bypass any digital security mechanism to do this, or to disclose how you did this to anyone else by threat of law.

They lobbied for laws to explicitly prevent this, and given the strict constructionalist nature of the current courts, its unlikely we'll regain or be able to enforce these rights in this capacity without significant intervention by policy makers.
> Amazon for instance, a bookstore or e-commerce site is not a natural monopoly

It is, in a way, because Amazon as an e-commerce site is really a fulfillment company which does tend towards a natural monopoly. It's inefficient to have dozens of companies with warehouses everywhere Amazon does to offer the same delivery guarantees.

E-commerce then trends towards a natural monopoly because Amazon has cheaper fulfillment than anyone else. AWS further cements that, by making their hosting costs cheaper than almost anyone else.

Without intervention, it's not shocking that whoever owns the natural monopoly on fulfillment would have a monopoly on e-commerce. In much the same way that whoever owns the rail lines would likely also dominate verticals largely defined by transportation costs.
DALL.E == MS Internet Explorer, StableDiffusion == Chromium.

Hard to beat a high quality open source product. OpenAI missed the boat on "Open AI"
We can’t pay the price of your old relative X’s laziness. They don’t care about their privacy, their data gets stolen. Their choice, their tradeoff.
But did you play with K’nex as a child?
russia recently stole hundreds of babies from occupied territories and send them deep into their own country.
It really depends on the locality. He might. She might keep almost all of it minus some alimony. The fortune came in with the right half of the relationship to keep it intact, though.
Not sure if you've seen, but the person you are replying to wrote a blog post recently on their experiences of "getting stable output":

https://minimaxir.com/2022/09/stable-diffusion-ugly-sonic/
"SB 1162 doesn’t make clear how the law applies to companies that employ workers remotely"

There is always going to be a push/pull with regulations. Considering the above statement, thinking about regulatory burdens, companies may try to work around them and, if necessary, hire people out of state to avoid reporting.

So let's forget about diversity for a second in terms of gender and race and pretend it doesn't factor into decision making at all: Companies want to hire competitively; the want the best, experienced worker for the least cost possible.

Anyone who thinks companies hire without regard to cost is living in a fantasy land and they flunked Econ 101.

So what will happen as a result of this bill? Companies will report their average wages and make it hard to find because an "average" means that some people are above it, some are below it. If everyone who see's they're "below" the average demands at least a match to the 'average', guess what!?? The average changes! Because there were people who were paid above average.

Of course, everyone should be paid fairly based on skill, but I'm sorry -- one of those skills happens to be negotiation. If we want everyone to be paid the same, we shall all be dragged downward, not upward. I, for one, don't want to be paid the average, I want a high salary -- but not so high that I'm the top paid person (because guess what happens when a company has to cut expenses?)
Understanding Cyc, the AI Database
Forgive my ignorance. What are the consequences of being outed as a black hispanic?
>The petition says any division of property is laid out in a separation contract, agreed to by the couple, which is not public

They had a prenup, and he's probably not getting half of her wealth, and both of them are going to be fine. Its sad that their marriage didn't work out, but that's none of our business.

There's not much else to this story IMHO.
Stencil shadows were not particularly influential, everything now is either lightmaps or RT. If anything I'd argue that The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay did what Doom 3 did technology-wise (stencil shadows, normal mapped models and environments) and used it better since the lighting tech had real impact on gameplay systems other than "you can't see". Butcher Bay even released before Doom 3 did, on console hardware no less. Having played Butcher Bay before Doom 3, the latter was an deep disappointment.

Also I wouldn't put light reflection in the list of idtech 4's achievements if we're talking more than one bounce, it literally does not do that. idtech 2 did, precalculated of course.
There could be something relevant to the public interest in this, like possible impact on charities.

But this piece looks to me like celebrity/paparazzi 'news', with a bunch of random snooping, and I don't understand why it's in the Business section of the New York Times.
telecine transfer, i think it's called. you need an 8mm projector with a lens that will let it project on to a "full frame" semi-opaque screen about 12-24" away, and then you use a digital camera to record the other side of the screen. Audio can be passed straight through to a recorder or PC.

I have an epson photograph scanner, i bought it in lieu of a flatbed because i had around 12,000 photographs to scan, and scanning the prints seemed to be easier than the negatives. Negative scanners (not flatbed) are expensive and had poor reviews around the internet when i looked. I originally experimented with scanning both the photos and the negatives with a flatbed, but the amount of work to get individual images was crazy. The little epson scanner is so easy to use that my wife took over and scanned and "named/dated" all the resultant digital images.

I've mentioned this a few times, but no one has offered to let us scan their old photos. Maybe i should put a flyer up somewhere.
My Boox is about 3 years old now. Most of my reading is done in the Kindle app, and I enjoy the writing experience, but feel there are ways that an Amazon device could provide better integration with note taking in the books I'm reading.

I'm starting to notice the battery on my Boox doesn't last as long as it used to, so I'll probably replace it with a Kindle.

I got the Ratta Heart of Metal Pen to use with my boox, and it's a really nice writing experience, and I don't have to replace tips (I found the boox tip didn't last very long). Just added a screen protector and it's been great.
https://supernote.com/products/heart-of-metal-pen
This is really great.
Is MockMechanics parametric, i.e. we can control the object size and movement using script?
part of me wishes the matrix folks would give their core software more love instead of embarking on side projects. basic things that have been missing for years include:

- custom emojis
- easy to use moderation tools
- an admin dashboard
- databases that don’t grow to 200+GB and require strange manual compression
- message edits sending notifications

i’m a matrix user & really want the ecosystem to succeed, but helping operate cyberia.club’s matrix system been expensive, to say the least.

the shining light that i see in the distance is basically an open, federated Discord. but the more p2p and metaverse centric matrix gets, the less hope i tend to have for its future. it might be hard to stay away from that now, given their backers[1].

i hope i’m wrong!! trying to stay positive. matrix is still great software, and it has served us well.

[1]: https://venturebeat.com/data-infrastructure/element-bolsters...
It would depend on what your definition is, I suppose.

The general narrative and has been if you copied it without written authorization, you are a pirate. Even if you are archiving a copy for future generations.

You can't even look up news articles from 10 years ago because of that.
Mustard is a must in a good grilled cheese. Personally I like swiss, boring yellow mustard, tomato, red onion.
Try setting a custom resolution on your PC and mess with the settings
They probably just grant access immediately and revoke it if the ACH transfer doesn't succeed.

Marginal costs are near zero, so the risk of giving immediate access is pretty low.
> As a senior software engineer, you can make maybe $35k a year, before taxes, if you are good.
> ..especially the eastern parts of europe has an extremely cheap workforce.

You can make that amount normally in Eastern Europe when working on local market, you do not need to be good, average is enough. If you are good then you can make 60k+ USD. And if you are really good you can make easily 100k+ USD working for US based company remotely.
> >Let us be fair here
Why even say this if you immediately proceed by not being fair?

Pointing it hypocrisy is fair in my book. If you significant change of wording isn't a shift of the goal posts then neither is the others posters clarification.
We tried to explain in the main https://thirdroom.io/preview blog that TR is a tiny team of three people who are driven by 3D and probably wouldn’t otherwise be working on Matrix… while the rest of the Matrix core team is way bigger and frantically working away improving the core protocol and reference implementations, which are actually getting way better.

https://matrix.org/blog/2022/08/15/the-matrix-summer-special... is a recent overview of all the perf and reliability work going on there.

Meanwhile, TR is genuinely groundbreaking (i get 120fps fullscreen on my MBP in Chrome, which blows my mind), quite aside from the fact it doesn’t require any infrastructure beyond a normal Matrix homeserver. So please don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater!
I assume it’s a demographic that is measured on the typical set of questions but with a small proportion of the total population, making it easier to deanonymize.
I think we’re talking passed each other by talking different eras.

I worked in the mid-00s and it wasn’t a lot better in the dev space. People passing USB keys to each other was pretty common, SVN and CVS were around but there was a lot of developer code outside of it and peer review was going to someone’s desk and walking through the new code, nothing at all like what we have today for processing change requests.

You’re talking about systems administration when it was going from pets to cattle, the primordial period where people were automating but not applying software development practices on themselves yet because even the software development practices weren’t well defined.

Sysadmin was always lagging 5y behind development w.r.t. programming practises. The same is true today of devops.

tell me how many terraform repositories have unit tests or infra scripts for that matter which would be much simpler.
SignWell (https://signwell.com) is an indie alternative.
https://web.archive.org/web/20220928220925/https://www.cnn.c...
Martha's Vineyard, Malibu, both Hamptons etc have even higher housing costs yet no homeless. It appears you've found a correlation without causation.
There are "monitors" even for high end OLEDs

I also considered maybe trying to import a TV from the EU - do they have stronger privacy laws that would prevent this? Panasonic makes some VERY nice OLED TV's out of the country
If you proxy your site through Cloudflare and turn on Cloudflare analytics, its default behavior appears to be to automatically add the JS tag for you in HTML responses [1] (you can also disable that and manually add the tag to your HTML)

They provide a lot of this type of thing - rewriting HTML responses with optimizations "at the edge" instead of you doing it at your origin.

[1] https://developers.cloudflare.com/analytics/web-analytics/ge...
Maybe it depends on your preferences. As someone who enjoys "suckless" tools on Linux, it makes me happy when I can avoid VS Code, however, many embedded projects out there just default to Platform IO. A simpler Arduino IDE is an advantage for me. With a more capable Arduino IDE, maybe there will be less VS Code dependence.
Ask HN: What would you say is the easiest remote job to get?
Remote jobs are trending and looks like every other person wants a remote job, almost all of them are in tech companies and not all of of them are exactly as a developer, for instance virtual assistant.

So which ones are the easiest one and where do you find them?
Mayonnaise, NOT butter, on the outside of the bread. Fontina on the inside.
NextDNS is blocking a CRAP ton of Roku tracking for me. Very successfully. And I never get a single advertisement either!
Would you please stop posting flamebait comments to HN? You've been doing it a lot lately. It's not what this site is for, and it destroys what it is for, so we have to ban such accounts.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Google could disable extensions completely and your claim would still be true. It's clear that MV3 does not come from a legitimate concern for user security, because Google could solve security issues without destroying a large part of the extension ecosystem.

It might also solve issues with security, but Google's complete refusal to work with the community to find common ground shows what they're really after.
This is 90% in similarity to one of the top reasons we are pushing for HTTPS and DoH! The supposed "ISP" inserting "stuff" into our requests. Would be 100% except it's 5% less because the server "agreed" to it, and another 5% because it's not ads, just "tracking js". Maybe knock off an extra 80% because it's "Cloudflare" and they're the new "do no harm" giant like Google.
Not a figmate but I would guess they create their own virtual representation (e.g. how the browser maintains the CSSOM & DOM trees) and render that to a canvas, rather than relying on the browser to render the SVG.
Same. I had to click No a bunch of times. And, dig through the menus to make sure I didn't miss any defaulted-on crap. But, with that done, my LG TVs UX has been great for years.

For many years now my answer for "What TV to get?" has been "Last year's LG OLED." The screens are gorgeous. The UX is good. The differences between yearly models have been minor. The current year is naturally expensive. The previous year is nearly as good and much cheaper. And, the model from the year before that is actually often more expensive because leftover stock is low.
they could have just created a good vscode extension :(
Yes, but it's not that simple. Doom 3 is pretty "horror" compared to any other Doom game. I would put in the same basket as Dead Space games.

Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal gameplay is much closer to Doom 1 and 2. Both are very "push-forward" shooters.
Similarly ANGLE is made by Google (perhaps Chrome team) and now also used by Firefox
Sure, the "DVI" subset of HDMI generally works everywhere, although I've had signal integrity issues from cheap cables in the past.

It's all the other stuff that's supposed to seamlessly integrate your components. Audio Return Channel so sound makes it to the speakers regardless of where a source is plugged in, Consumer Electronics Control so you can use one Bluetooth remote for everything, automatic power synchronization, etc.

Even 4k is a little weird, with different HDMI versions supporting different frame rates. I have a Yamaha receiver from 2014 or so that doesn't support 4k, but claims to "support" it; all you have to do is turn off the receiver and it will pass the signal through!
I think they mean that this rare combination won’t have the anonymity granted to larger groups.

Some stat sheet will say “black Hispanics make $X” and it’ll be obvious to everyone working there that it maps 1:1 with Dave
1. At least 2 different cheeses that work well together.

2. Bread shouldn't be too thick (so the cheese can melt).

3. Use butter (on the outside of the bread and/or in the pan).

The only technique is to manage the temperature - lower temperature for longer time allows the cheese melt. You want melted cheese on the inside without burning the bread and takes a bit of practice.

Mythical Kitchen have a good video on it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuP3GLXxgY0 - Josh does a great job of explaining the important points while also kind of roasting Gordon Ramsey who famously ruined something as basic as grilled cheese in one of his videos.