skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And I have been to a number of islands across Polynesia and Micronesia where the cellular service simply does not exist; however, there is always Wi-Fi in hotels. SMS is of no use in such places.
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Magnet schools are a good hedge against parents with children of high aptitude leaving the public school system for private schools, which in turn erodes support for public schools.
The benefit is right there in the line you quoted. TypeScript doesn't offer type safety at runtime, Hegel apparently does.
Another signcryption scheme as described in the article is also implemented by the libsodium author as an extension:

https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium-signcryption

It's unclear from the article if this is the same implementation age uses.

Signcryption schemes are also a good candidate algorithm for replacing JWTs and PASETO as they suffer from no algorithm confusion, and don't need what PASETO calls "Algorithm Lucidity" and serve both plaintext authentication, authenticated encryption, sender receiver verification, and shared key generation that can be used for unlimited encrypted streaming, for example with libsodium's crypto_secretstream API.

https://doc.libsodium.org/secret-key_cryptography/secretstre...

https://github.com/paseto-standard/paseto-spec/blob/master/d...
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Well there are two kinds of energy density measures, energy-unit/volume-unit and energy-unit/weight-unit. For distance, it can be (usually is?) the energy/volume that is the limiting factor, but for acceleration, it is the energy/weight as weight is the other balancing factor, besides power, of your acceleration equation.
I'm conflicted. I understand why they have made this decision... but it sucks when it comes to introducing people to secure messaging.
This reads like some kind of junior PM did something without considering long term effects.

Also:

> The repo team for instance took advantage of Nextcloud’s storage capabilities right away by uploading all their documents since 1993 – 100 GB of data – in one night. This was entirely unplanned, but the IT team was pleased to see that Nextcloud held up perfectly fine.

100GB for 30 years? I generate more data on one day of tests.
The fact that we can’t read minds and operate on limited information is precisely why we rely on heuristics.
That chip plant will be the factory of the future. However:

“The factory of the future will have only two employees, a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment” – Warren G. Bennis.
Yeah, I think they do significantly more graphics and embedded than Intel. But I could be wrong.
Might be some cargo culting going on, where students or their families see those who graduate from a magnet school as having on average better outcomes, and believe simply being in that location will make them also gain those better outcomes, regardless of their own efforts.
No, it's because he's not putting disclaimers on the maps that they're not legal/official.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33185765

Edit: "diagrams lying around my house" aren't relevant as you're not trying to sell them.
Yes, that’s… why I was upfront about that.

The companies range from startups to enterprise, at practically all stages of funding, but they each told me their funding never materialized or investors gave management ultimatums.

A few were in crypto, two are in fintech, a few more in various b2b tech companies. But they all gave almost identical explanations: management sees a rough economy ahead and tightened their belts accordingly.

I’m not trying to be doom and gloom, I still have a job, but even my partner, who is also a software engineer, just survived a round of lay-offs at their fintech that happened yesterday. They laid off 25% of their company across the board.
If an employer considers taking measures to understand and protect your rights to be adverserial, then they're probably screwing you over. A decent employer has nothing to fear from a union. It's like how if someone won't let you read over a contract with your lawyer before signing it, that's a giant red flag that the contract is against your interests.
I've been making a little progress on the "building things I love that generate revenue" piece (in part thanks to the HN crowd!), but oh boy, do the goalposts always keep shifting.

I remember the first dollar I ever made on the internet felt so amazing and validating... but several adjustments later, the mentality is more like "okay, but I still can't do this full-time."

Goalposts aside though, I'd agree that if there's a scenario where you have the autonomy and freedom to work on just the things you love, that's a game-winning scenario.
it prevents any voltage potential from happening across the chip. if you touch an IC where every pin is floating you could damage the chip because of electrical discharge creating a voltage difference between different parts of a chip. if the difference is enough, current will flow whether it was given a path or it must create its own path.

if all pins are held at the same electrical potential, as they would be if stuck into conductive foam, touching the same chip brings up the voltage on all pins simultaneously (or close enough) so there will be no voltage differential across the chip and thus no arcing across the silicon. no damage.

ICs of the time almost never had built-in protection for this kind of thing. modern consumer computer components like RAM sticks for example, do. it's hard to damage those with static electricity shocks even if you try.
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The experience is as if you're looking directly at a person sitting across from you. There is no camera offset.
The site contains the disclaimers, the maps it generates do not.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33185765
You can hire without hiring! Use other SaaS or even human services for every spot you would normally hire someone.
Two main points:

A) is it true?

B) did it cause damages?

A) after the amount of mind boggling conspiracies by the CIA NSA etc that were proven to be true, are we really going to make conspiracy theories illegal? (In this case I don’t think it’s true, but conspiracies do exist)

B) how can you be held accountable for the actions of a mob? If I go crazy over your hacker news comment, should you be liable for inciting me?
I am an academic researcher, and we used BuiltWith.com for a project. Gary and Andrew added various technologies that I suggested to them (for a non-paying customer no less). So, great experience!
BioArxiv PrePrint of their open fluidics silicon spinning wafer. $100 full genome sequencing here we come ;)

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.29.493900v4
That's an indirect death. In the mafia analogy the mafia is the government and challenging them requires force which can result in death.
Yes, they do get to choose exactly that.

I am not a lawyer, and this isn't legal advice, but I think your interpretation of constitutional law is obviously incorrect.

If someone needs a certified survey from a licensed professionals, they are not offering that service.

If someone want a drawing of their lot in proximity, something that a homeowner could do with a tape measure, or even just guess at, they will do it for you.
I’m very glad to live in the USA. The meds that I’m on aren’t available in Europe. At all.
I seem to remember them moving the production out of the country. So I'm not sure if the numbers were down or not.
> Anything above that is just paying for style over substance.

What is wrong with paying for style? While I personally don’t find style valuable, a lot of people in this world do. Who are we to tell them what is valuable?
If you use Ctrl-R a lot (and even if you don't), I recommend trying out https://github.com/junegunn/fzf, makes it a lot easier to use for me.
And what is the other group ?
Hmm, I was reading the doc[1], and it seems like type guards aren't run-time checks though; they're a way to write a function that checks a given type and then narrows that type to another more specific type.

I think what OP might've meant by run-time checks is auto-generating code that wraps every unpredictable/non-guaranteed boundary with a run-time type check. So if you have some data with the "any" type data being turned into a type or a use of the "as" keyword (e.g. `someType as anotherType`), then add a run-time check that throws an error at that boundary (instead of the code erroring out elsewhere, or resulting in incorrect behavior). Something like

[1] https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types....
You run on DO, use Google Workplace and nginx web server per your link details.

That’s definitely info I’d like to know if I was a sales rep for AWS, Microsoft Office or Caddy Pro.
Technically it's possible but not reliable due to many false positive/negatives in my experience on my 13 mini. I wanted to use it for quick flashlight, but double had false positive and triple had false negative.
> The sad thing is, this translates into surveys. Now my neighbors and I have completely nonsensical stamps in the ground that we have to figure out how to correct.

Are these "stamps in the grounds" actual survey pegs placed by licenced surveyors working from the official Lands & survey database after having triangulated from previously placed officvial survey pegs?

Misalignment of geomosaiced air photo images | poor rectification is one thing (and not altogether uncommon) but that's a world away from ground based triangulated surveying backed by dual GPS against ground station modern survey techniques (which extend from a time before air photo surveys became common).
Mid 2000s might have been harder. I think more people are willing to pay a subscription for a thing than back then.
> That the 800,000 cells have mastered a version of the cult 1970s video game is evidence they can exhibit sentience, the Melbourne-based researchers said.

Yeah, no. There's no way in hell mastering a game as simple as Pong requires anything resembling sentience; is my web browser sentient by this metric, given that it can run e.g. https://www.boredhumans.com/pong.php ?
> The thread here seems like a dumpster fire to me. Everyone here is worrying about lock-in to an open standard.

There is a certain fiddling-while-Rome-burns quality to this comment. The blog post is not about the open standard, it explicitly focuses on a specific company's products. People are naturally worried about this even though the standard may be open, because we are at historically high levels of platform lock-in from megacorps. Gmail is the new "Blue E". Getting locked out of your Google account in 2022 is probably much worse than not being able to use a different browser in 2001.

Sure, HTTP is also an "open standard". How many real browsers exist that can play DRM-encumbered media? You'll find that the answer is "very few – basically anything made by Apple, Google, or Mozilla" (perhaps Brave as well, which has an ex-Mozilla founder and uses Google-funded tech).

The best way to get people to adopt the open standard is to actually showcase uses of it that are not just a single company's product, not call them names for being worried about lock-in.
Classic American mentality of conflating basic human rights with luxury.
> Between tech and finance we have proven models for gains sharing that doesn't require workers and managers be at each others' throats.

What models are those, and how are they less adversarial than union membership? Compensation negotiations are inherently adverserial, getting fair representation for workers doesn't make them any more so.
Is there a specific argument you found unconvincing? I thought this was a very well-written summary of (1) why age doesn't provide authenticated encryption by default, (2) how you can do authenticated encryption with age, and (3) why age won't make "simple" authenticated encryption simpler.

Edit: I forgot to point out: GPG does sign-then-encrypt, which has a potential failure mode that the post notes (i.e., that your recipient retains your signature, and can encrypt-and-forward it to any additional recipient they please.)
Or you couldn’t truthfully answer the question. How is the Mac more locked down than Windows?

What class of software can you run on Windows that you can’t run on Macs because of Apple’s operating system?

Edit: I see downvotes. But no one can answer the question.. .
Well yeah, as the.workers at that store are now an adversarial party.
Nova-Computers vs. Crime Is AI making policing and courts fairer or more biased?
reflections seem to be something that is struggled with. there are more examples where the reflection is not quite right:

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Wow ... and all with lies.
OP didn’t specify if it worked on IPv6. There each device is theoretically reachable from the www.
Be less subtle? Serving what purposes? Getting slammed by the EU and the like?

They have to be very, very subtle, and ride the fine line between effectiveness and outrage, never going too much on a side or the other. The best and most enduring conspiration theories have originated from such deliberate and surgical manipulations. The goal they are after: most people will unknowingly abide and be manipulated, while the minority will go nuts proclaiming they know the truth.

Welcome to propaganda 101, aka destructive marketing.
The reality is that buybacks only get worthless guns and the occasional gun that has been sitting around for ages. Crime guns only go to the buybacks if they're in such poor shape they're not worth the buyback amount.
The idea of having non-encrypted and encrypted messages in the same app is patently absurd. I didn't know they were doing this on Android.
I'd start polishing up that resume.

I was responsible for roughly a dozen Signal converts. They will all be uninstalling when this takes effect. It seems like everyone else in this thread is saying the same.

Prepare for a mass exodus of users.

None of us want to be responsible for training/tech support for how to use 2 messaging apps for non-technical users
I love comments like this. I don't think any other industry has this kind of sport-team mythos in the mind of the layman. If Ford or Toyota has a bad year, people think "Hmm they need to make better cars". If Intel or AMD has a bad year, people say "Clearly they need do hire that guy who was in charge when they made all those good chips". It's incredibly lazy thinking, and I love it.
You claimed my opinion was adjacent to his. I would not 'rather try controversies with violence than in court' but nor am I completely opposed to people mutually agreeing to settle them directly (with formalities) rather than submitting them to a third party.

It seems like you dislike this idea, and are just associating with Jones who you also dislike. I don't see how you get from his conspiracy worldview to my opinion that an archaic social institution might be worth another look. I don't see duelling as incompatible with having a functional legal system.
Turns out it was STS120, launching the Harmony module on Oct. 23, 2007.

I was working at a facility where we tested gas turbines and spent a good amount of time studying combustion acoustics. The best way I could describe the feeling standing near the water for the shuttle launch was feeling a continuous combustion pressure hitting my chest. Pounding wasn't the best choice of words.
>>No one is stopping him from doing so.

>That ... may remain to be seen. Though it does seem to presently be the case.

What legal mechanism might someone use to stop Alex Jones from saying whatever the hell he wants?

I mean, sure, a bullet to the brain or a successful car bomb would shut him up, but that's murder.

IIUC (IANAL), Alex Jones can, while in the United States (with certain very limited exceptions), say whatever he feels like saying.

If he defames someone (in the case we're discussing here, the families of children killed in Newtown, CT in 2012), they are also free (as they did) to sue him for such defamation.

What, exactly, do you see changing with respect to the current status quo? What legal basis would you base such changes on?

In preparing this reply, I noted this comment[0] of yours which reads, in part:

I'm not sure this covers all cases of consequential burdening, but
it does seem to cover many of them. A future prohibition on speech,
gag order, banning from online or broadcast services, etc., might
be a harder case to make, though these could still be seen as
sanctions on behaviour rather than content.

I am unclear as to how any of that could happen under US civil law. There certainly are examples of such orders in criminal cases, but very different rules/laws/regimes apply between the two.

Unless Jones is criminally charged, I don't see how any of that could happen in a civil legal proceeding in the US.

Are you taking the idea that "speech has consequences" to its logical extreme and hypothesizing that private actors may curtail Jones' access to media?

I'd say that doesn't stop him from pontificating about anything on a bar stool (unless the bar owners don't like it and throw him out) or on his own private property.

Or are you hypothesizing that laws will change and his defamation activity will be criminalized?

If I misunderstand your point (always a possibility), my apologies. I'd just like to understand the mechanism(s) you're alluding to that could result in someone "stopping him from doing so[1]".

N.B.: I'll say it again: IANAL. Also, I find Jones' behavior reprehensible and hope he ends up destitute and living in a cardboard box under a highway overpass.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33185391

[1] "doing so" is, of course, referring to him spewing the slanderous bile he's been vomiting up for a decade.
> how are they less adversarial than union membership? Compensation negotiations are inherently adverserial

Employees as stockholders, employees having a Board seat (I still think ESOP plans should be required to have this). Profit shares. Yes, pay in the present is adversarial. But there are synergies and opportunities for productivity enhancement modern companies and workers can use to align interests that an industrial line worker could not. (A line worker couldn’t boost the company’s bottom line the way an Apple retail employee can. Counterfactual: an Apple retail employee is less able to jump ship and turbo power a competitor the way tech and finance workers can.)
From the article: "One element behind the high quality of the sponge iron produced is the high-quality iron ore from LKAB’s mine..." So would this process produce high quality sponge iron from iron ore of lesser quality from other mines?
That's true, I could see how that would be useful!
> 18) Leg day is the most important day for improving upper body strength.

Foiled again by brief tips that are actually riddles in irrational form, necessitating deeper inquiries! Somebody mansplain me.
Yeah, some chips had ESD protection, a lot of the early ones did not. You treated bare chips with care, used an ESD mat when working with boards, grounded yourself with a wrist strap, and were realllly careful in non-lab spaces (where there were usually carpets, waiting to pounce). Still zapped stuff. Ugh.

I still have a habit of touching likely grounds from time to time whenever I'm in a lab.
ditto. just cancelled my monthly $ubscription too
Algorithms predict sports teams' moves with 80% accuracy [pdf]
I want to disagree with a small part of this. Faith is the belief in something that you can't prove. That is, even if you became an expert in a field, read all the papers, etc you couldn't prove the existence of god, hence faith.
The US government can mandate some amount of compatibility just as the EU recently mandated USB-C
I’m so
He likes to generalize the kinds of problems he has with Rails and Rails-like frameworks to all frameworks. This seems impertinent, since Rails-style frameworks are a particular style/flavor of framework, those of which I'm sure experience the problems he describes, but more generally? I'm not so sure about that.
Bad reporting. This is symbolic only. The judgment is unsecured, uncollectable and unlike even a $500 student loan debt, dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Unlikely that the judgment creditors will ever see a dime--and someone has to pay for collection efforts on an hourly basis.

Because that's how the US justice system™ works.
How were the files compiled and distributed before they ended up on this website? How did your opportunity to contribute to them come about?
Hi, I'm the OP. I have no connection with the founder actually. I just like to research success stories like this to help inform and inspire people

I also don't mean to bring harm to the founder. I'm sure he's created scrapers, historical data, and built loyalty that's difficult to replicate

If there's something about this story that I got wrong or if it wasn't as helpful as I intended, do please let me know though!
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that other people are incorrect is no reason to volunteer to be incorrect too. In fact I'd say its the opposite of good to use the wrong terms when you know better.

I suppose 'AI Generated Photography' sounds better than 'yet another stable diffusion model' but one is correct and the other isn't. This has nothing to do with photography.
And by definition none of them had a profitable business model. The investors were hoping to pawn off their investments to an acquirer or the public markets - ie “the greater fool”. The investors knew they couldn’t find a bigger fool and are left holding the bag.

They were “tightening their belt” a profitable company doesn’t have to worry about that.
Why joining an union is considered adversarial ? The behaviour of the union can be adversarial but an union is fundamentally just an association of employees.
I decided not to use a framework. I spent about a month going over the "TodoMVC.com" demos with the intent to choose one but after a few weeks of pondering which one I concluded I didn't want to invest in any of them.

jQuery and Mustache.js do a lot and are easy to use. CouchDB and PouchDB are too and that gave me user authentication, a powerful server side DB, and offline-first/local-first features.

I've never regretted those decisions but I had no investment in SQL DBs. Over the years since I've seen other's who've did struggle with CouchDB and I get that. I came from using CGI.pm's "Save" and "Get" functions and CouchDB/PouchDB.js are similar in how you use them, but way better.
Unless the framework you're using treats maintainability as a feature [1], not an afterthought.

This is really just a long argument against bad framework design (which is fair), not frameworks.

[1] https://github.com/cheatcode/joystick#what-distinguishes-joy...