skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’d also like to see some form of GPU compute and network bandwidth capabilities.
Nitpick: the residual heat from Earth's formation is not renewable
Did you work a 8 hour job in a factory? I think that's a huge different to slightly breaking the child labor laws.
Here is how your BRICS were doing up until 2017.[1]

India and China: OK at that point (before Modi and Xi had really started micromanaging, and before Covid hit trade).

Brazil, Russia, and South Africa: get a participation certificate and commiserations.

The acronym "BRICS" was a western invention in the early 2000s, shorthand for a list of good places to invest. Nothing more.

1. https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Annual-GDP-Growth-of-BRI...
On the topic of programming things, I'm surprised you don't have a bot to automate this.
That is made up reason. Extension periods depend on TLD providers. I've just checked and e.g. OVH lets me renew .com domain until 2030. You max our renewal now, then setup some "domains housekeeping" day in your yearly calendar to puth the expiration date every year. Pity I can't do that with some proven and basic hosting to prepaid a few years ahead.
No, it doesn't, if you run it with "trampoline" option. You can also have a cached trampolines for even faster startup. Check the docs ;)
No way to stop that, bar a annoying captcha detector maybe.

Because you can control the whole http request using say curl and use proxies.

Conversely I wouldn’t be surprised if some privacy extensions hide the referrer.

You could do some basic bot detection though. Even a css hidden non-hidden field might catch the bots.
Learning through straight osmosis is highly effective.
I think the food example doesn't work because it's not optional.
My Family’s Slave (2017)
Problem: cloud computing is hurting the environment.

Solution: a new cloud computing service to add on top of your existing cloud computing services.

Brilliant.
That looks very good. And even if it starts in Europe it makes enough sense as to other countries to follow.
Since when our species become herbivorous?
Ask HN: I've Built a DHT Torrent Sniffer and Search Engine. Should I Release?
Recently I was researching about DHTs and developed a DHT Sniffer in Go which connects to some known DHT Routers and sniffs all the annoucements.
I've quickly added ZincSearch and it is now basically a search engine which can search for hashes, name or files contained in the torrents. It is able to index around 5-10k annoucements per second, so the index grows quite fast.

Now, I am thinking about releasing it as open-source for others to study, but not sure if I should, because it might be used for "evil".
I wonder whether puberty has an effect? I was bitten to death as a kid, as an adult it's far, far less frequent (to the point where a single bite is 'a thing').

But that might also be because kid me played outside in the park in the evening/went camping etc., and if adult me is out in the evening it's usually sitting outside a bar.
Portraiture in Type, the Strand Magazine (1909)
The difference here is that people from the UK voted for losing the right to renew their .eu domains.
"Agriculture", they meant.
The meetings are not the product. The code implements the product, so this analogy falls flat.
The weird thing is how effective the "anti-elite" message is when spoken by someone with more money and power than the people they're condemning.
I recently encountered a codebase astoundingly distant from this metric of readability. Even the simplest examination requires a fancy tool (IDE, or suitably configured editor) capable of jumping to function definitions across multiple repos (some private, some public). When I say 'fancy', I mean that I've never had to do that, because I was working on relatively-well-organized things in which an occasional invocation of grep would answer any question.

I feel fortunate to have never had to see such a thing until now, but it was a horrifying revelation: the system was not easily readable and understandable because it was built entirely with these fancy tools. The tools are no longer just handy productivity-enhancers. The system is incomprehensible without them. Some essential quality has been discarded to 'enable development velocity'.

I feel like a barefoot runner who can't run the race because the racetrack is covered in broken glass and the other runners are fine with this because they are wearing shoes. This is not ok.
> One of Ben’s [who works for a large oil/gas company] lowest points came when he was told to fire over 60 people in 2020, a year in which his company made record profits.

Um... I don't think you need to work for a "sin stock" company to work for an Evil Company.
He said he programmed RPG games as a kid.
The Distributed Workstation Setup
The War with Ukraine Is Coming Home to Russians
>>> What we do is not that difficult

Somethings are not, but some are. Just like everything else, software work also ranges from easy to hard.
- These domains sound weird (for average Joe)
- Even if they office 5GB for they average Joe will try
- BTW, I bet they cannot do proper customer service if they have a 10th of the google's customers
- We at a German scientific institution got email services from a Berlin based (privacy first, eco-friendly) provider (starting with letter M-). We had significant issues with SSO, email-sync (in outlook), password resets were painful (as these were emailed to the admins in plain-text - seemingly someone manually reset it at the provider), No 2FA, calendar-sync worked awful in iPhones.
> Is there even an intellectual basis for conservative thought?

This comment belongs in the HN hall-of-fame.
I wonder how many commenters here have to deal with poor african/middle eastern immigrants on a daily basis. It's easy to say "take them in, no human is illegal" when living in a walled community yourself.
Omnivorous maybe
Brasil,

Russia,

India,

China,

South Africa.

Tell me, besides Russia who managed to align with both China and India in some way and is their intermediary (no kidding, Russian diplomacy was top tier before they attacked), which of this country do you think will align with each other against the US?

China managed in five years to be hated more than UK and France in Africa (Russia however is very well viewed there, again their diplomacy and PR). Brazil managed to create a pretty good sphere of influence but Bolsonaro by himself massacred that (his recording about abusing underage venezuelan refugees do not help, but the trend was downward before).

If i based myself solely on demographic and the concept of demographic dividends, i would be worried for most Brics. Luckily, I've read a bit about hidden migration and i now understand where the wives and sisters of Gulf countries and Singapore 'workers' are send (doing a different kind of 'work'), so i think China will do just fine. Probably the others will too once they fix their political troubles.
I had that happen to me too. It was related to a user agent switching plugin I had set up and forgotten to change back to a more normal user agent string.

However, I agree that this is very poor behaviour from Google.
Btw only the last four of his outdoors records and two last indoors records were made under the Ukrainian flag. Interestingly, he also was a part of unified exUSSR team on 1992 Olympics, competing under get Olympics flag, and somehow didn't even win.

Also, his last record set in 1994 stood for mighty 20 years and was finally broken on 15 Feb 2014, in Donetsk, of all places. ...

... I don't think we'll see international pole vaulting events in Donetsk in the next 20 years.
Consider that such already is available as open source in Go even.
In all honesty, I think that would lead to some form of nationalization of Gmail to force it to continue as a service. Approximately half of Americans use Gmail and that is "too big to fail".
Well this leads to my next question. Community led infrastructure. Why is it not a thing? I think that's social housing in the real world. Why does it not exist for digital services? I know we open source things but nothing is run by a community. A potential outcome is to run email as a community.
I think it comes down to resources. If someone is in a coma for more than a year continued care uses resources that could be redirected to others who aren't in a coma even if there's a small probability the person would wake up
Many don't seem to realize, that this also applies to Text.
If you rasterize anti-aliased text. The grayscale image is really "coverage" percentages and not intensity values. If you want to use it "as is" (on a white background), you need to apply gamma correction. If you want to use it on non white background, it gets more complicated. This may be a reason some text seems to look blurry.
The major destructive agriculture is the one that is done to feed animals not the one for humans.

If you get rid of animal farming you'll also get rid of a substancial amount of agriculture (not all of it if course, humans will still need to eat, but not as much as cows, pigs, chickens etc combined)
None of it this matters from the perspective of your employer, yes.
Nah, just to prove that you can't.
This is a technology equivalent of “purposefully don’t drink water for several days and see yourself nearly die”.
I've had great success with Orange Pi boards, just check Armbian support before buying, otherwise you're stuck with their outdated Ubuntu images. The prices have gone up as well, but not even remotely as much as RPi.
I think you're nitpicking. The term "colourspace" is used to refer to the actual colourspace plus the nonlinear transfer function. The sRGB spec defines that transfer function.

You can nitpick and say that the "sRGB colourspace" is linear but it's still true that sRGB is nonlinear.
> Then you’ll make a new email, and you’ll never add that much cruft to it ever again.

What cruft are you talking about specifically?
It's been happening for the last seven or eight years in Bangladesh.

Now, knowing something about populations of countries, you might ask yourself, why there? Why not Pakistan, Indonesia, the Philippines, or Nigeria? They all are bigger than Bangladesh, and all appear to have better trade links and geography (ports, location, and such).

Finding out the answers can deepen your understanding of the world.
Like i said, i don't really follow that much us politics, i only heard of it by a non English speaker who made jokes about that.

Thanks for the information though.
That would be very useful... Just release the code and building instructions.
Even the banks are starting to move on. I’m seeing local banks now listing mostly python and some rust positions.
It’s really cool that you did this. It’s like a personal exercise to develop a particular aspect of yourself, in this case ‘focus’.

Did you know there is a similar challenge between comic-book creators called the ‘24h-comic challenge’? The idea is to produce a 24-pages-long comic book in 24 hours. Creators like Scott McCloud or Neil Gaiman have participated.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/24-hour_comic
Sweden is so irredeemably racist that it has no language, income, employment, or skills requirement <http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/B...> for obtaining citizenship.

In completely unrelated news, Arabic is now the second most spoken language in Sweden <https://digitaledition.chicagotribune.com/tribune/article_po...>.
> which then propagates to other mail providers

Have you checked your mail server is configured properly and it doesn't act as open relay?

> SPF/DKIM no matter

SPF/DKIM is not enough, I needed DMARC and DNS PTR. You need static IP from some serious hosting, make sure IP is not black listed, dynamic home ISP addresses are out of question. Also register with Outlook SNDS https://sendersupport.olc.protection.outlook.com/snds/ , and Google FBL https://postmaster.google.com/ .

It is a lot of hops but I have done it once a few years ago and now it all works fine for me, got 100% delivery for small traffic.
Homeownerism sounds like a regional form of nationalism where an us Vs them conflict is actually the point. The problem is that once you understand the problem as a politician the only thing you can do is do even more nationalism by including the formerly excluded and doing an us vs the world because not having an enemy and cooperating with everyone else is unimaginable.
How would that contractually work in practice? Can you give an example of what you mean?
Well, kinda. "Dead" is the expected outcome of the switch :)
I'm sure you've used software with open APIs with terrible accessibility too, the point is that with enough interest, open APIs make it easier to make alternate frontends. And open source implies an open API with the additional advantage of making it easier to modify the frontend.
I'm not sure about "harshly censured", but I have actually started looking at Python alternatives with the explicit goal of energy efficiency.

Another route I've been keenly pursuing is aggressively reducing download sizes in web apps I build: JS, images, HTML, CSS, the lot. No web fonts. I'm exploring Svelte as a means to reduce the JS component too, so client energy consumption due to JS ops is reduced.

These can all seem like trivial micro-optimisations, but "cloud computing" is a bloated monster. Billions of web app interactions per day and a few kB here and there soon add up.
I would like that to be not so but my understanding is that MS is a continuous process from the start, and that the relapsing/progressive distinction is mainly a factor of its effects relative to age.
Instead, every "MVP" project I've been on has ended up as the final shipped product. Often with no further improvements at all, let alone anything the user asked for. Big Agile really has poisoned the industry.
I find thinking about the whole thing far too stressful.

Especially now that so many of my photos and documents are 'backed up' to Google photos and drive.

Balancing the risk of these black swan events is beyond me. Why ever would Google ban me? But they might. Why ever would Tutanota mess up my private domain? Or ban me? But they might!
Video of recent recoating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkBgQaJVKjc
The problem is usually, that without love for the craft, they do not have good chances to actually learn important lessons, because those are not taught in your mainstream OOP or algorithm classes. If their approach is to slam hyped frameworks together until it works, because dinner is at 7, then the outcome will be annoying to work with for people, who do learn their lessons and love the craft. They love the craft, but get their work environment made worse, by some "everything must be React/JS" kinda guy. Or by some guy who has only ever used Java for 10 years and has the idea of noun=class so calcified in their brain, that they think that is the definition OOP and makes the whole code base worse.
With computer science the interesting thing is thar you can start learning to program… but you will never end!…

I’ve been programming since I was very young, and I still learn new things all the time. Which is great. :)
Someone posted a Discourse invite link here, I suggest you (and others) add their email addresses in their profiles so that we have a possibility to follow up on this idea.
Ask HN: How is Amazon bypassing 3D secure?
Most websites are required to have it how is amazon not having it?
The CORE-V CVA6 is a RISC-V CPU capable of booting Linux
No. It just wasn’t really relevant to the argument that I should be forced to maintain something I wrote.

I disagree with the “criminal liability” thing. I understand why someone might feel that way, as many folks write software as “dependency aggregates,” but that’s a whole other argument, and I already know my opinions on that matter aren’t particularly welcome.
> This way, you don't have to keep manually updating your web pages once a year.

Don’t do this. The copyright year is not there to show people the current year. What would the point of that be? Everybody knows what year it is.

The copyright year is to show you when the work was created. If you automatically set it to the current year, you are essentially lying to add more years onto the copyright term than you are supposed to get by law. Using the wrong year renders the copyright notice invalid in the USA. It’s still copyrighted, but the notice is worthless.

Also “All rights reserved” is legally meaningless everywhere. Every country that signed the treaty that gave it meaning has since signed a later treaty that superseded it.
Not all of them did. Domains shouldn't be related to citizenship anyway.
> As other posters pointed out - every major company tracks people

the headline says plot to track specific people, so that is alleging something different than "everybody does it"
If you don't know how linear changes in a score map to rarity of that score, then yeah, that's strange.

If you do, you probably did ok on the SAT.
Good point about education. Child labor is ugly when it either forces children to do something they don't want to, or it's too hard on them, or it deceives them into thinking it's the best choice they got, or robs them of the opportunity to grow and develop their talents freely. If I squint a little, a coercive education system does the same.
See my response at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33303801 and the Pew Research survey at https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/08/25/in-search-o....

In the U.S., self-described libertarians as a whole do not uniformly hold the views that you assume they hold. When 11% of people in the U.S. describe themselves as libertarians and correctly identify the term per Pew Research's definition ("someone whose political views emphasize individual freedom by limiting the role of government"), yet only 1.2% of U.S. voters chose the Libertarian Party ticket in the 2020 U.S. presidential election despite a 66.8% turnout rate,* you are not accounting for most libertarians in the U.S. when you limit your awareness of libertarianism to what is presented in the Libertarian Party platform.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...
The Commodordion (8-bit accordion with bellows made out of floppy disks)
DevOps Burnout? Try Platform Engineering
Russia's military and child-bearing age population (not updated for the effects of the mobilisation, or war deaths yet): https://population.un.org/wpp/Graphs/Probabilistic/POP/15-49...
You are right: You also need to promote free software among your friends and help it to improve.
> My team posts their PR reviews in our team slack channel. Which bothers the totally async purist in me, but we’ve found it to be a good middle ground between waiting for reviews requested via GitHub email and actually pinging someone.

Why don’t you install the GitHub Slack application? It will tell you immediately when somebody asks for a review and it has other useful functionality as well.
I have read about it in 2010 in the book "Pictures of the Mind: What the New Neuroscience Tells Us About Who We Are"

The reason i have bought this book was this sleep paralysis that I had that time.

I was thinking a lot how to help these people in comma. I have bought this eeg by emotive.

So my idea was that person who cant communicate with world but can hear us actually can communicate with us by thinking. So you need first to teach him morse code. Once he is ready you ask him to imagine he is walking for short on long period of time or he is lookong to the roght or left before deciding left is short right is long. His head with eeg let us interpretate the data.

So I was able to test it on myself. I wrote about it to some university but they nevere replayed me.
ChargeNet opens fast charging stations at Taco Bell
Not defending big G here in the slightest but you can do that with Gmail aliases too: Someaddr+alias@gmail resolves to Someaddr@gmail.
> Brexit was executed badly. Very.

What would a "well-executed brexit" even look like?

The problems are that, in order to have a "well-executed brexit", you would need pragmatic, realistic people to execute it. Who are also pro-brexit. and

a) I don't think that those exist much. It's a Venn diagram with no meaningful intersection. The realists aren't pro-brexit, and the brexiteers aren't realists.

b) Brexit is fundamentally a populist "over-promise to the people" project. Theresa May tried to pitch a reasonable compromise, and got shouted down in favour of more outlandish promises. Realistic versions can't be sold as "the real thing". What existent thing can accurately be sold as the "the real thing" I do not know or care: it's not my problem to polish that turd.
> The other advantage is because these things were implemented in the 80s

Pd was developed in the mid 90s

> they are very computationally efficient

Not as efficient as it could be, though. For example, instead of proper SIMD instructions, the DSP perform routines only use manual loop unrolling, praying that the compiler will auto-vectorize it.

Finally, everything is single-threaded, leaving lots of performance on the table. FWIW, I have a PR for an asynchronous task API (https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/1357) and also a branch for multi-threaded DSP (https://github.com/Spacechild1/pure-data/tree/multi-threadin...).
It massively encourages investment firms to buy up housing stock from people whose mortgage is underwater and are forced to sell.

Investment firms keep liquid cash precisely for this reason, just in case a fire sale pops up and they can move quickly.
If I use a service like GitHub, then it’s child’s play to get previous versions.

But that’s beside the point. If someone releases software without storing the whole build in configuration management, then I don’t feel particularly sorry for them.
you're using falsifiability only as a negative, whereas most people will be familiar with Karl Popper and falsifiability as a necessary element of scientific discourse and progress.
Is boycotting Amazon a principle they even have?

Using ring cameras for their offices would be not adhering to their principles.

The eff doesn’t strike me as the “you did something bad so now I boycott you“ kind of organization.
> Over the shoulder is often the developer explaining their decisions in the code, instead of the reviewer trying to reverse-engineer it, independently.

If the reviewer needs to reverse-engineer the code to understand it without the author explaining it, this is a strong signal that the code is not high quality and needs more work. In this case, “over the shoulder” is actually bypassing something that a pull request would catch. “It’s not clear what this code does” is a perfectly reasonable cause to ask for changes in a pull request.
It's not just about a different way to drill. It's about a) going much deeper than existing geothermal ad thus having supercritical steam as a heat source which can directly replace fossil fuels, and b) using existing infrastructure for everything except the source of heat, thus having relatively small up-front cost. Wind and solar have significant up-front cost, require changes to distribution infrastructure, etc., and on the scale needed replace all existing fossil fuel infrastructure they run into significant resource bottlenecks. This doesn't suffer any of these problems... there may be (and likely will be) obstacles they haven't thought of yet, but if things go more-or-less according to their plan, there can be little question that this would be a huge game changer, and unless something even better comes along, theirs is the best option for rapid de-fossilization of electricity production. By far.