skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding ID for flying...

I took a flight today. I had to show my ID once at the start of the security line where they did NOT check my boarding pass.

Then at the gate they only wanted to see my boarding pass and not my ID.

So basically nobody actually cares about ID when flying. It would have been trivial to buy the ticket in a false name or "borrow" someone else's name without asking.

To be clear, this failing is all on the gate procedure. If security wanted to check boarding pass or if they have to hooked up on the computer there, a simple bypass would be to buy a cheap ticket in your real name and the ticket you intend to fly in some other name.
What helps with art is people with art want to show it off. Steal some art and you risk showing it off to someone who knows who it belongs to.
The difference in orientation between a top loader in Antarctica and a front loader pointed southward at the equator is negligible, so I imagine they weren't overly concerned.
Important to note the public test has lots of restrictions.
How does ltree compare with jsonb?
What makes you think that? Is Musk going to be CEO himself? I would expect him to very hands-on early on. Unless someone really talented wants to step in… but who wants to be CEO under Musk? At this point it would be a puppet role.
So the community "owns" Twitter, not the advertisers. The users don't care about the advertisers jumping ship.
Jim Farley is also head of Ford and a close family member
What this whole debate totally misses in the USA at least, is that it even only exists because of a bigger violation and distortion of the Constitution, the freedom so implicit that it crossed the minds of the founders of America even less than having to protect the right to keep and bear arms, the right to free association, being allowed and able to chose who one wants to associate with and who one fires not want to associate with. We are not able to do such a fundamental thing in America today, by law (de jure, Sotomayor), as it had been prohibited through perversion and in violation of the Constitution through the amendment off that very Constitution.

Almost all other arguments over moderation v. censorship are a derivative of the most fundamental freedom, freedom to choose, control over one’s own life. That natural human right simply does not exist in America (and moist western places) anymore, effectively all the “civil rights amendments” have done the opposite off their states objectives, they have institutionalized federal government enslavement, total domination off federal government control over your life. You no longer get to chose shoo you associate with, you’re slave master federal government decides on who you are allowed to associate with. You are as free as you are permitted.

All this other debate of moderation and censorship is meaningless noise, merely beating around the bush to discuss rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic.

And for all our foreign friends, whether they are in America acting as if they are American or outside of America, all of these matters related to the Constitution are very relevant to you too, whether you understand it or not, because all the freedom you have and think you have is a direct derivative of the founders of the USA creating the Constitution. Most people have just taken it so for granted or it is all so abstract that they do not understand any of it, because not even a person of European background can be American without understanding these things properly, let alone someone without European ethic and cultural background.

That may offend people hearing it, but it does not make any of it less true. In fact it is the “moderation” that is inherent censorship, which even prevents the system from self-correcting, i.e., moderating, because it is really just perversion, i.e., distortion, being called moderation.

There would be nothing to discuss about this topic if the world dominating tyrannical evil of forced association did not exist.
I’m disappointed they didn’t leverage the expectations to have that van electric. There are now several prototypes that prove that vans have enough surface to charge with solar panels (and some extensions) and be fully off-grid.
I prefer the academic truth, validated by renowned peers in the industry, presented at acknowledged conferences, to random opinions on the Internet.

Some of the initial implementation of interfaces go back to CLU ADTs, Smalltalk traits, Objective-C Protocols, Java interfaces, C++ pure virtual classes, BETA patterns, Eiffel, CLOS protocols....
Agreed. Moderation is just censorship that tends to make the world look more like I want it to.
Your name confusion is missing the point. It's the central registration done at a national level, not a True delimitation of which domain names which companies can own. A company could use downloadfreeram.tk, as long as it's officially registered in the national company register.
What is Virtual Try-on (VTO) and how is it changing the future of e-commerce?
> Not sure if I understand though.

My apologies.

> So you want a moderator to moderate.

I don't care whether they continue to moderate centrally but it would suit those who do.

> but then you also want to have tools

Yes.

> to see what has been moderated away and unlock those?

Yes.

If an app you download has settings but they are either:

a) only available to the developers or company

b) the defaults always override your settings

would you be happy? Why, you might ask, do you not get access to the settings and to set them as you wish?
Does SPyQL have any advantages over clickhouse-local?
There's no perfect answers here.

They tried getting rid of that in Voat, and it was such a cesspool that nobody sane used it, and the owner couldn't keep it up and shut it down. /r/TheDonald at one point tried to migrate after whining about Reddit's moderation and came crawling back because they couldn't stomach it.

Yeah, Reddit's moderation system is far from ideal, but we've seen experimentally that it's definitely better than not having it.
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Show HN: GitHub Copilot Can Help with Shell Scripting
Here is a comparison of various SQL engines in command line:
https://github.com/dcmoura/spyql/blob/master/notebooks/json_...
A slightly related pet-peeve: I don't like it when "random" commands "squat" the two-letter domain, or worse, the one-letter domain: t, jq, jc etc.

In my perfect world (which, obviously doesn't exist), commands from tools "in the wild" are at least three letters long. With historical exceptions for gnutools: preferably they'd take the three-letter space, but two-letters (cd, ls, rm etc) is fine.

Two letter space outside of gnutools, is then reserved for my aliases. If jsonquery is too long to type, AND I lack autocomplete, then an alias is easy and fast to make. alias jq=jsonquery.

In the case of this tool, it will conflict with a specialised alias I have: `alias jc=javac -Werror`. Easy to solve by me with another alias, but a practical example of why I dislike tools "squatting" the two letter namespace.
The image of Berlin in 2030 if med students did other things is itself a reason to keep as many in med school as possible.

TL;DR If you're smart, being a doctor is a waste. Being something else is more valuable to your world than being a good doctor, there are too many of those anyway. Let the less-smart and less-talented in to be doctors so that the really smart can make better factory automation or financial instruments. Germany is too egalitarian, egalitarian sucks.
I paid for GitHub Copilot for a year and have been looking for unconventional ways to use it.
I don't necessarily think he should have been compensated based on the (theoretical) loss of money. He was employed after all. And properly someone else would haved saved the day early enough anyway.

But 25$ is quite an embarrassment. Nothing would have been better in that case.
Does it come with a context-free syntax? If not, that would be a grave mistake. Being unparseable is one of the biggest problems of TeX, IMO. Not the least because you cannot automatically work with TeX "documents".
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And one great public example is The GitLab Handbook
Can you trust it? Cli tool output is not exactly stable. I thought that's why libxo exists?

https://github.com/Juniper/libxo
Archived: https://archive.ph/dh0HR
There’s really only three reasons (or four) to report theft:

1. It’s serialized and you want it on the recovery lists

2. You need the report for an insurance claim

3. You want to be counted in statistics used to determine policing levels

4. The item could be used in a crime and you want to be cleared (think stolen car, stolen gun)
Also the comedian in that sketch (Chris Farley) was the cousin of the current Ford CEO.
"Tell the right stories about yourself."

There is more power to this than meets the eye. Also, don't tell stories to yourself that you would not be telling a friend. We are usually too hard with ourselves, hence a lot of "should bes" and "should have nots".
Or a Firestone :)

I've had to laugh hard when a friend of mine wanted to use a Firestone to light up his cigarette... First light up some wool, then light up the cig haha
The Linux kernel is simply not designed to run trusted code and untrusted code at the same time. One service has a bug or a security flaw and everything goes down with it.

The sandboxing is a convoluted mess few even know where to start learning to use. Lets say you successfully configure process namespacing, network namespacing, filesystem namespacing, cgroups, and apparmor or selinux all correctly to restrict every last syscall. You will still get burned by a crash, resource exhaustion, or security breach due to the next of a long series of implementation bugs in each of these arcane features.

Humans cannot create a large codebase of coherent and provably correct C code with memory safety and they really should stop trying.

Hypervisors are the only sandbox that works reasonably well and burning some extra ram is cheaper than most security breaches.
After the disaster that was the Galaxy Watch 4, I've given up completely on Android Wear - it is just too slow, even right out of the box, and the battery life is abysmal. Going flat at 7pm without anything extra installed and with 4G off is unacceptable.

So I'm trying to move to a simpler watch with just basic smart features and longer battery life, but one where I can customize the watchface with code.

I ended up going with Watchy:
https://watchy.sqfmi.com/

And it's cool, but it's extremely basic, a bit bulky and ugly, and has all the drawbacks of E-Paper.

Pebble would have been perfect. If they still sold them I would buy one today. It's tragic the company went under so quickly.

Maybe I should get a Pebble. But I don't really want to buy a second hand smartwatch, and I don't see the point in investing into something that will never be updated and has no official support. All this update does it make the phone companion app work on a Pixel 7.

RIP Pebble. I hope someone makes something similar.
Archived: https://archive.ph/dlnS6
If you run linux (possibly also unix) it's not too hard to set something similar up locally. For example, add the following to your crontab:

ping -c 4 gstatic.com | tail -1| awk '{print $4}' | cut -d '/' -f 2 | ts '%F %T' >> pinglog.txt

and tail the log file or use a tool like LiveGraph (https://live-graph.sourceforge.net/) to get a live graph of it.
You went from asserting its uncommon for people to be advocating for a right to be heard at the beginning of your reply, to actually asserting that is your position at the end of it.

I just don't think it's a reasonable position, no one has an ethical obligation to make themselves endure racist and misogynist abuse. And you might call it a red herring, but there's overwhelming evidence that that's what AOC is exposed to under the system you advocate.

Free speech is a right to speak, not a right to insist other people listen.
Even if LaTeX3 brought some nice things to the TeX world, TeX programming is every year lagging more and more behind modern programming languages and practices. SILE has a long way to go before it can compete with math-heavy publications made with TeX, but I think it is already a good solution for typesetting technical documentation or prose fiction.
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It's also comparing two overly compresses images with encoders which produce very different kind of artificats (bluriness vs. blocks of wrong colors). Which one is better is always going to be subjective (or at least application-specific). Really, as long as the model rates both as shit it is not necessarily a bad model.
Ask HN: Why didn't the Amiga discourage multitasking to reduce system crashes?
The Amiga didn't have process protection and multitasking made it highly unreliable.

Maybe the Amiga could have been a more serious contender in business if it didn't crash all the time due to multitasking?
What has London come to? Housing for horses and servants now serves as £10m money-havens for foreign oligarchs.
You created a new profile to privilege troll? So many fish took the bait.
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Wondering how does that compare to https://restic.net/
Not for this guy it wasn't:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/14/man-accidental...

"The flight had been a gift from colleagues and the man felt he couldn’t refuse."
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Yes, it's necessary. Not every activity can be spread out evenly over the course of a week. If I want to go rock climbing this Saturday, I can't replace that day with 40 minutes of rocking climbing every day after work.

Also, there's value in every day not being the same as every other day, and in being able to mentally reset at the beginning/end of every week.
... for small people.
I'm working class as f - raised to communicate with a strong regional accent, using regional slang, combined of course with at least one or two profanities per sentence. I view the phase, "what's up, dickhead?" as friendly way to greet a friend.

I don't know anyone in my family who works a middle class job. You're either unemployed or postman around here. Growing up my school was so bad you were lucky to leave with a few GCSEs. In general you were far more likely to leave with a kid or a smoking addiction.

My whole adult life has been a learning experience. I remember first being confused when people mocked how I spoke in university. It wasn't just one or two people either, literally everyone I spoke with would comment on how I spoke.

In terms of work, I'm not sure how it's impacted my ability to find work, but I don't think it's helped. Several years ago when I was still learning how to not be working class I had an interview in which I was asked a question I knew I knew the answer to, but just couldn't quite recall. I said something like, "fuck, I know this but can't remember". I didn't swear consciously, it's just automatic, but the interviewer lost it and terminated the interview on the spot saying I was wasting his time. That really upset me as I was having a hard enough time finding work as it was.

At one point in my career I ended up working for a start-up incubator in London which was interesting. Everyone there was unbelievably well spoken and while at that point I was starting to get good at not coming across as working class I did get comments whenever we'd go out drinking because I'd temporarily find it difficult to speak proper. Not nasty comments or anything though - they were all really nice - but people obviously noticed and were confused why someone in real life was talking like they were on Jeremy Kyle.

I think the hardest part of it is having to self-censor my sense of humour because what I deem offensive or unacceptable is completely out of whack with those I work with. My humour seems to be quite mean which I think is normal for working class people. Like I can joke about literally anything with school friends, but I have to be very careful with jokes at work. Calling someone a gayboy as a joke for doing something a bit gay is unacceptable for example. I also don't seem to know when people are being mean. Middle class people tend to be very easily offended and will hold in their feelings so it's hard to know if you're offending them. I'm not used to that. Growing up people would speak very plainly with each other so that's by far the hardest part for me.

I think I'm quite an extreme example of this class divide though. I'm also not sure what the answer is. I judge people who speak like myself force more harshly than anyone I work with. Unlike people I work with I know people from my background are generally trashy.
I am exploring pencil input for coding: https://mlajtos.mu/posts/new-kind-of-paper

What do you mean by "monadic style"?
CA added new machines to testing that report every test to try to slow this down but every mechanic knows where to find the old machines that can run tests without reporting.

They just want to get you on the road and they’re damn good about it (and to be fair much of what they do to pass actually fixes real issues - i went from being a gross polluter to passing when the mechanic replaced the spark plug wire that was grounding out).
Oh wow TIL thank you
It's not a public commons if it's owned by a private individual or company...

Yes it's popular and yes there's a lot of people on it and using it, but that doesn't make it a public commons, its ownership does.
> newborn baby

Precisely, It's like the author never understood the original definitions, but think their interpretation of the world creates them anew. It's a dictionary, not the bible.

Moderation as "we modulate other people's behaviors for you and your feelings" is justifying the act of censorship using other terms. These rationalists aren't half as smart as they think they are, or they wouldn't need so many words and novel interpretations.
Frankly, I would like to see better use of multiple desktops. The idea would be to link windows to a primary application - like browser tabs relating to what your working on in your IDE along with terminal screens, etc. Then swap around.

Honestly, I still wish for alot of the aspects of the 1990s tried to sell like being able to develop as easily as on a NeXT workstation (without objective-c) or the entire concepts MSFT was trying to do with Active Desktop.

We see it all the time where people get excited about whatever screen is on XYZ show until you learn the reality of the screens being "Hollywood OS". Like most of the screens seen on mac computers during the 1990s, it was clear and visually functional for whatever they portrayed - like ever seen a usenet browser like shown in Mission Impossible or The Saint? Neither have I. But it would have made it a hell of a lot more user friendly. And usenet still exists!

Just saying, there is a time when less is more, but other times you need it to be just a smidge more than it is today.
Honestly, I still don't see the value in a smartwatch. Paying with nfc with your wrist? That's probably the only use case I can see. But then it's not worth it having to charge yet another device daily
duplicati is basically a paid C# version of duplicity, an open source backup application https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplicity_(software)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duplicati

edit:
oh boy, need another cup of coffee. im entirely wrong. thinking of duplicacy https://duplicacy.com/ which comes with a slick paid frontend.
Somebody has been playing Frostpunk.
I agree, this is the only part I'm doubtful upon whether I can see an individual's score, as it might create a prejudice against that individual that is felt by that individual ("I see you're a bot/troll/like hate speech…"). It also makes me wonder if individual centralised mods should be able to see more than that, but I digress.

Scores across a range of measures would be best, in my view.
I'm looking at buying readily available a cheap programmable smartwatch. PineTime was easy to write programs for and that Casio replacement board [0] discussed here earlier also hade a nice tool chain, but with shipping and taxes it's just too bothersome.

[0] https://www.crowdsupply.com/oddly-specific-objects/sensor-wa...
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Nix-shell: Write scripts that dynamically fetch their own dependencies
What you said, plus xkcd is a webcomic. I happen to enjoy it as much as the next nerd, but can you imagine saying "batman issue xyz exists, and yet we still have petty theft in the streets!"
Location: Europe.

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Technologies: machine learning, deep learning, signal processing.

Specialized in audio and time-series (biomedical, financial) data. Very skilled in general research and patent consulting. , signal processing and machine learning.

Keypoints:

- dozen of highly robust models in production for 15+ companies (mostly US and EU)

- PhD in DSP/ML

- several patents and research papers

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/13VsuMxLddcNuxoF__t67KfWoyj_...

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanvican/

email: ivan@nanophonics.com
I think many with strong "regional" accents would trade a minor train station inconvenience over lifelong pay disparity and diminished career prospects.
OK. What do you do in the United States where every state (and territory and the federal administrative district) has its own company register? Or where a vast number of businesses are sole proprietorships that have registered their trade name in their local county office?
You could write negative hours. E.g. if 0 is at the current 10am, a workday will start at -2.

There'd be two ways to name the same hour, but it wouldn't be confusing.