skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Meanwhile, Hushed lets you get many numbers and costs less.

https://hushed.com/

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> And I'm not going to install Ubuntu [...] to my actual machines :)

Music to my ears. Life is too short to deal with Ubuntu.
> Me in that rich country collect every bit of plastic to trashbin, sort it out just to read than my asian friends dumped it to river zero F's given. And it's my fault!

Woah right there! Hang on. No need to get personal.

While I commend you for doing your job with recycling, it takes a government and its recycling policies and programs to make any meaningful difference. Conversely, it takes poor government policies to produce poor regional handling of plastics.

Let’s keep it at that level and not include ethnicity into the picture.
Why do people think these things get respected? What ultimate authority is omniscient in this way? The fact is that if I can access the source then it is effectively FOSS, especially if I'm a military.

Please take a long hard look at how the implicit assumptions behind these discussions do not line up with reality and then move on to building the web of trust with me :P
Wi-Fi spy drones snooped on financial firm
Mozilla isn't even using the donations they collect themselve for browser development.
Pro tip: If you shop on Humble for videogames, you can select Internet Archive as your non-profit target in most* occasions!

* some bundles/deals are locked to specific charities
I think the problem is people from rich country blame the people from poorer country because they let the corrupt politicians turn their country to dumping grounds.
But people from rich country doesn’t care that their politicians let their country exporting waste to poorer country.
It does, that's what I'm saying.

It requires an account owned by Facebook. I don't do that company the courtesy of using their pretentious, bullshit, fake rebranding, out of disrespect.
You can easily find the authors based on the references they use and the topic.
We Cut GrabFood.com’s Page JavaScript Asset Sizes by 3x
Double-blinding is not common in PL theory and implementation.
Modern is a subjective thing. I have a golf 5 from 2005 (tdi). One day I had to go somewhere and it turns out the car starts and shuts itself down immediately... It turns out the ground connection to the dash was intermittent. The dash for some unknown reason is the place where the immobiliser code/certificate is stored so when you start the car the Ecu has to talk to both the immobiliser coil next to the key and the dash.

I'll leave it to readers imagination how long it took me to troubleshoot the issue.
Like others recommendations here, I also switched with fresh installation of Debian. If you don't do this you would end up with broken system and also you would not see what all debian has to offer.
But this is contradictory. Can you explain?

On the one hand are famous scientists who have wide influence, on the other hand are small academic circles working on obscure, niche topics where everyone knows each other so well that blind review is impractical.

How can one scientist be both so reknowned that their name tilts the balance of grant money unfairly away from other less known researchers, and at the same time their research is so specific that only a very few others can even comment on their work?
Ask HN: How do you pitch yourself as a co-founder to a young startup?
After spending a decade marketing other SaaS products and taking them to millions in ARR, I want to build and grow my own SaaS.

I'm looking for early SaaS products in the market or tech co-founders to join as a co-founder and grow the company.

If you were in my boat, how would go about finding your co-founder? Also, how would you go about pitching yourself for a co-founder role at pre-revenue startups?
Researchers Develop Transistor-Free Compute-in-Memory Architecture
Oh, didn't catch that.
Learn Circular Breathing
I agree air pollution needs to be solved but what incentive is there to fix it if it becomes a profit centre for the government.
As someone that frequently criticises AWS i have to if there’s one thing it does right it’s security. Over-complex but way better than classic hosting.
I guess it's a hard topic

I took you to be writing against 'wokeism' until your second to last sentence, and then I was confused

For me, it means judging other people, for judging other people

Probably you define 'wokeism' as something else, and then I'd of understood you better

Edit: just to add, judging others is of-course sensible at many levels. The problem might be when I judge people more strongly than they are judging others. At that point I am part of the problem. I think we are very blind to our own faults, and this modern direction misses that
Is that a JS-free Wikipedia? Looks fantastic; thanks for sharing.

While we're on the subject, I'm a fan of Nitter[0] as a JS-free Twitter UI. Can anyone recommend any other JS-free frontends to popular apps?

[0] nitter.net, and it's mirrored on many other URLS: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/wiki/Instances
I could be wrong, but jokes are normally limited in scope, time and place. Nobody sane would destroy an historical artifact in a sacred place and then says "just kidding, ha-haa". This looks too much overblown just for a small private amusement. It would need a stronger motivation because the consequences are real and not negligible. Is professional suicide for a restorer.
Blaming entire countries is generally done to shift the blame from a small number of billionaire CEOs and corrupt politicians, to the working class of that country.
What do you mean by "things have become like this"?
I obviously don’t know your age but the software industry (and other fields) has been extremely sexist since decades (at least the 80s).

The efforts to explicitly reign in the sexism in tech are quite recent (late 2000, early 2010, and even later in France where I live).

My point is that what you perceive as a recent reaction might be the same old sexist culture continuing to spread, ruin life’s and block careers (which is a definition of backlash: reactionary fight against feminist advances)
PC/laptop is a luxury goods for middle income families. Currently uncertain times are definitely not helping sales. And if they are forced to buy a new one a budget options are more likely (cheaper chip option - amd).
Eh. If you don't want to donate, don't, but I don't quite get the outrage here. The Wikimedia Foundation is still small as far as charities go and is visibly making Wikipedia better: the new UI is a breath of fresh air, and given the insane complexity of MediaWiki markup, the visual editor is a piece of unimaginable technical wizardry. Wiktionary is an unheralded gem and even Wikidata is starting to be genuinely useful.

For what it's worth, Charity Navigator gives them 4 out of 4 stars with a 98.33/100 rating: https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/200049703

Meanwhile eg the American Cancer Society gets 73/100 and spends more on fundraising than WMF's entire budget, so oncologists can snort blow off hookers in Vegas, but nobody cares.
You can always do not accept their offert.
Have a similar story around the same time, probably ~2002. Cell phones weren't that popular yet either.

As a high school student I helped my school do some sys admin stuff, and one day I was stuck in a server(?) room while the guy who had keys etc. was away in another room and floor. So I ssh-ed into the machine he was likely working on and ejected the CD ROM back and forth until I caught his attention :D
Anyone here ever try to exercise their GDPR rights with Wikipedia? Did you have success?
> if you do a fix and the problem still exists then how is that a fix?

The problem was fixed after the two bugs were fixed:

fix(problem) <= fix(bug1) & fix(bug2)
Egypt calls for the return of the Rosetta Stone and other ancient artifacts
Defending parody: the most important amicus brief yet
I see, makes sense - I'll stick to C then. Thanks.
This is to update a record named jellyfin. Its a python script.

import json
import requests

IP_API = 'https://api.ipify.org?format=json'
CF_API_KEY = # Cloudflare API Key
CF_EMAIL = # Cloudflare email address
ZONE_ID = # Zone ID
RECORD_ID = # Record ID for this DNS entry

resp = requests.get(IP_API)
ip = resp.json()['ip']

resp = requests.put(
'https://api.cloudflare.com/client/v4/zones/{}/dns_records/{}'.format(
ZONE_ID, RECORD_ID),
json={
'type': 'A',
'name': 'jellyfin',
'content': ip,
'proxied': False
},
headers={
'X-Auth-Key': CF_API_KEY,
'X-Auth-Email': CF_EMAIL
})
I was using xubuntu over a decade, but after they switched the focus away from the desktop, I moved to Debian as the base and installed home-manager to setup my desktop and personal packages. Never looked back.
SHEIN has a small run just in time manufacturing model. They carry less than a day of inventory of many items and consolidate and airmail from warehouses next to their Chinese factories.

H&M and Zara cannot compete. They order three months ahead, have six months of stock sitting on slow sea freight or in stores, and discard a massive amount of clothing from their stores at the end of season.
> What value to the community does it add posting this single data point under his own name?

People get an idea of what's possible. If you're making £50k and you see an anecdotal report of a £90k salary in the same market, that tells you something about the progress that you can make. Comparing yourself to an average isn't always helpful.

> Is Glassdoor skewed/misleading?

For a well known company that I worked for the Glassdoor average was lower than the company's actual graduate salaries.
this is interesting. i have been told about using 319 steel insulated tank to store hot water, i was also told that this is a "pretty big deal in terms of cost" but i am willing to make that investment.

here is my idea.

300Litre solar water heater+200Litre air source heat pump + storage + FCU.
wouldn't it be possible to just make a copy and so remove the cancer completely?
It seems odd to me that an organization would try to fund raise around the same time that lots of people have increased fuel bills from heating, and expensive festivals like Thanks Giving and Christmas to pay for. No doubt there's some reasoning behind it but I'd definitely have thought that fund raising at almost any other time would be more successful.
On the contrary, I think that people familiar with generic concurrency and distributed primitives will easily transfer their knowledge between languages (I mean, a race is a race, and starvation is starvation...), whereas you can be very senior in a language yet never experience the edge cases of parallel programming.

Sure, each language has different tools to solve corresponding issues, but I prefer to understand the problem I am solving to intimately knowing the tools I need to use.

Ofc, having both is perfect!
Former Catalan MP gets 4-month jail sentence for rejecting to answer far-right
Skimming through the article, it fails to mention that journals have some power to assess systematic reviewer biases based on their past history. If reviewers are systematically more permissive towards specific people's work, then good science is not their objective.

So, essentially it can be viewed as a diversity problem in the reviewer space. The journals have important responsibility on this and they can not present as neutral observers of this phenomenon where they say : "oh every peer reviewing model has problems " and blame reviewers ethos that they are choosing.
Income gets reinvested in the transport infrastructure, e.g. public transport.

Ultimately, only public transport can "solve" congestion and air pollution. It was interesting to see Uber references heavily in this. Uber is a significant contributor to increased congestion and pollution in cities, no matter what it might claim.
I think there are plenty of countries who would consider the acquisition of objects by the British Museum as grave robbery, or morally equivalent. (Unless that is the joke you were making :) )
Currently in Bali and there's a lot of plastic waste. And that's the only waste you see.

There are efforts to return to the old pre-plastic days as it's a relatively new invention and the Balinese aren't used to having to use bins and shipping plastic off to far away lands.

They expect it to all degrade back into the ground, perhaps rightly so.

Changing that entire culture for the worst because we introduced plastic to the world seems incredibly ignorant.
Wikipedia is far too important as a dataset and knowledge base for companies such as Google. They will never let it fail, and are already funding it. Your donations can make a bigger difference elsewhere.
Yes, we could flip this around and say that men are more likely to bash their head against a wall. Women say “hmm, clearly I’m not getting anywhere with this, I’ll go try something else.” Which is better? Both strategies probably work out fine, but you’ll end up with fewer women in jobs which involve a lot of head-wall-bashing and a lot of evaluations without much support/guidance/encouragement (and surely programming is one of those jobs).
I don't think that's true for house prices.
For anyone else that wants to try: https://ucriverside.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9Hme3Gzwiv...

I got 40% but I did worse on the questions I spent more time on, so I think I got lucky.
This is not surprising of course. What has changed probably is that science over the past 20 years has become more "social", but not in a good way. Since there are so many good scientists everywhere, people get ahead by using any means to make their science more public, mostly through conferences, organizing conferences, pursuing various committees and subcommittees, befriending journal editors, the press, and of course social media plays a part in this, but not alone. Antisocial people will have a hard time.

Where to start here? What do we want the purpose of publishing and peer review to be? Out of all this publicity dance, which part gets distilled into the solid foundation of science? I do think this whole journals/publishing/conference/apply-for-funding thingy is a bit too ancient and incremental, and more radical solutions would be nice to try. I think fundamental to this is the structure of funding, do we really want small funds going to individual small PIs, or maybe more independence, or less independence ...
no, you are all wrong , there no such app for windows OS
i can see the need for it for windows only
I'd also add that while arguments that Wikipedia is bloated beyond their mission is worthy of discussion, saying that Wikipedia should only be funding their current site is too narrow. I think Wikipedia should be able to pursue projects such as their wiki textbooks idea (which was ultimately a failure, but still worth trying).
Intel will reportedly lay off thousands of employees as PC sales slow
When you have no prior job experience but have been developing for quite some time say 2 years, how do you secure your first job? I have built projects that show my skills and outlined them in my resume and portfolio but still a lot of rejections to proceed to the interview stage.
How is it that comments like this one can simply get away with such empty claims without any evidence supporting it?

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and the burden of proof is on the claimant (the parent comment) to provide it.

Until then, your claim is simply baseless and can be easily dismissed.
FYI I've created an Ask HN thread about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33174341
I am quite sure there is a lot of pressure on politicians to not let their countries export trash in rich countries and zero in poor countries. There are even laws in that regard [1]. I am in awe by the amount of hate the west gets.

[1] https://www.gov.uk/guidance/importing-and-exporting-waste
If you use pax format all metadata is assumed to be UTF-8. So that would work with tar.
This came up on the Ubuntu subreddit a few days ago, and it seems the feature strayed from its original intent. There's been a Launchpad bug filed.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/xxafiu/how_to_remov...

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-advantage-t...
Theres giant, 8 years old thread
on polish programming forum where people do post their compensations, edu, stack, exp, location, etc.

https://4programmers.net/Forum/Kariera/233131-ile_zarabiacie

Arond 3600posts
> My credentials are deactivated when I'm not using them.

This sounds rather interesting, mind elaborating how its done? How would they activate when you use them, but not if anyone else does?
> That only matters if you _have_ to sell during the recession.

Or if the person managing your retirement savings chooses to sell.
And yet his ability to repeat Russian propaganda tropes was uncannily accurate...
I read the whole article and I can't find the part that backs up your statement. Not saying it might not be there, but telling people to figure it out on their own isn't super helpful.

In fact most of the article seems to agree that planting trees is a net good for removing CO2 and that the biggest problem is finding enough room to plant all the trees that are needed.
always failed to see how normalizing clickbaits is for the greater good. more like for better income, which I could understand
I don't see any clear demon there. I see dragons (a scaly body can be seen near), fantastic animals and people. Some with grotesque or angry faces.

A wildboar, a baby over a horse and a warrior can be spotted clearly but, apart of a goat with horns (that is not looking at the spectator and could just be a hunting scene), none of the stereotypical figures associated to demons like stars, 666 numbers, or inverted crosses are seen in the photos

If there are demons, they look much more like Asian demons. Not in the christian tradition at all.
Your comment is quite dishonest and not considering the whole context.

> After a decade of professional fund-raising, it has now amassed $400 million of cash as of March

> “WMF has operated in the past without staffing and with very minimal staffing, so clearly it’s _possible_ to host a high traffic website on an absolute shoestring,”

> He put the running costs at $10 million a year. Being generous, as some costs fall every year, let’s double that. Wikipedia can operate quite comfortably with the cash it has already, without running another banner ad, for twenty years.

> So where does the money go? Not on the people doing the actual work on the site, of course.

> Foundation lists 550 employees. Top tier managers earn between $300,000 and $400,000 a year, and dozens are employed exclusively on fund-raising

etc.
The issue is that they make it sound like they are struggling to have enough money to keep Wikipedia running when they are actually wealthier than ever before.

The whole premise of Wikipedia (or aspiration, at least, and yes, not always fulfilled ...) is that people should have information so they can't be manipulated.

It kind of sucks to see the very organisation hosting the site do the opposite, don't you think?
“Stop Writing Dead Programs” by Jack Rusher (Strange Loop 2022)
I don't remember limewire being FOSS.
Kodak: Demand for 35mm film has exploded over the past few years
Imagine the maze is large and complicated, so that it would be very unlikely you could find the exit by luck. Not impossible, but like winning the lottery odds. You could brute force the search but you don't have time. The probability of finding a path by luck is called "soundness error". When the verifier sees you appear at the exit, they know you either knew the path, or with a soundness error probability, you were just lucky.

Now imagine the maze has a large number of exits, all hard to find by luck, and the verifier tells you before you go in which exit they want to see you come out of. You don't know in advance which exit they will ask for. After you come out, they ask you for another one, and again you don't know in advance which one. These rounds are the interactivity.

Each time through, you have a soundness error's probability of finding the requested path by luck, i.e. winning the lottery kind of odds. The probability that you found all the exits the verifier asked for, is like winning the lottery multiple times in a row. Because you don't know which the verifier will ask for in advance, you can't take advantage of patterns in those requests to skew the combined probability in your favour. They are like independent random events: The probabilities multiply.

After N rounds, your probability of finding all the requested exits by luck is lottery kind of odds raised to the power of N. Pick a sufficiently large N and you have extreme probabilities like those used in other cryptography, numbers like 2⁻¹⁰⁰ or 2⁻²⁵⁶, which are so infeasibly unlikely they are similar to the probability of guessing someone's private key or guessing a SHA-256 hash preimage. We trust this demonstrates you know the maze, even though there's an astronomically unlikely possibility that you guessed right every time.
That junior developer’s name? Albert Einstein.
Let's be honest - it was nothing new. They're saying the same thing since at least 2014. Anybody who watches this topic in news could've composed the same tweets. Many do.
Ubuntu 11 now with Windows (Telemetry) Subsystem for Canonical plus GNU/Linux
> But people from rich country doesn’t care that their politicians let their country exporting waste to poorer country.

I would even be fine with that, if there was some highly specialized recycling facility in one of those poorer countries.

Seems like they are just building landfills with all of that, or just dump it somewhere, though.
The cryptocurrency platform may be bankrupt, but Mark isn't.

He made money on a terrible ponzi scheme, now he made money on something good to try to improve on his reputation (which is much harder, and probably he makes less money in the good thing).

Still, he's saving lives now, US healthcare is in terrible shape.
Git-Ring: Easy and Flexible SSH Ring Signatures
VPN was never designed for tunneling all traffic. It was designed to get you virtually into a private network to allow access to computers there. There was never a promise of “full tunnel” by design. So what’s the brouhaha?
wow .... when was a rich brahmin hired instead of an inner city American kid .... are you really sure ... that the Indians working in the US tech industry have gotten those positions thru affirmative action?

I keep seeing this being repeated everywhere. let me clarify Indians are NOT getting into US companies because of a colour quota.

I will tell you how they are getting in. There are two ways
1. Thru outsourcing/body shopping
2. A lot of Indians get in by doing Masters courses in the US. Most of them would have already worked for tech in India. For US companies they can hire experienced people at US fresher salaries.
Is this something openly known or just some kind of guess from you? Jez, if we've reached the point where the US goverment forces unemployment (with all the suffering it implies to ordinary people) in order to protect the overall economy (the elites and goverment itself)....if that's not something to make everyone to lose any remains of faith on the system then I don't know what it is.
Libreddit for Reddit is fantastic: https://libredd.it

Here is a more exhaustive list: https://github.com/libredirect/libredirect