skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not even talking about lack of hormones during natural pregnacy we have zero idea about because this was not researched in humqns and how it would impact a human child post mortem.
Plex lost me when they became obsessed with trying to put advertisements in front of my grandparents when all they want to do is watch Mash on my plex server.
This suggests using a greenhouse to absorb CO2 to keep the air you breath fresher.

To absorb CO2 at night, plants using the CAM photosynthetic system could be used. These plants absorb CO2 at night for use during the day, storing the CO2 temporarily as malate.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crassulacean_acid_metabolism
Yeah, that’s annoying, but there’s browser extensions like ClearURLs to care of that.
I almost went the direction you did, but I got frustrated enough with Tizen and garbage ads in Samsung's UI that I went the Android TV stick direction. It's an extra $40-50 per TV, but I feel a bit more in control; now I just don't allow any of the smart TV functionality to be enabled, and keep the devices disconnected from the network. Thanks to HDMI CEC, the integration with the Samsung remote is fine, though I typically use the Google TV remote instead.

Edit: also, last I checked, Tizen still has no Twitch app, which is a bigger problem since Twitch had Samsung remove the unofficial one. I don't really like Twitch much, but still. YouTube's Android app is also better than it's Tizen app, even on low-end Android TV sticks.
Crypto.com accidentally sent 82% of ETH holdings to rival exchange
That's funny, but you should definitely consult a lawyer on the finders keepers rules in your local jurisdiction before spending a bank error windfall.
> Nobody wants to deal with third party downtime

Not only that, I don't want my adblocker to have to block services running on my local network (they have some analytics + sentry).
I haven't really encountered any issues besides the downtime that has occured maybe twice since I bought the yearly two years ago.

Everything just works and I never really notice those three submenus except when I'm logging into a new device and it takes like ~10 seconds to unpin them. Everything has been basically perfect for me.
> The idiom of putting all of your end parens on a single line doesn't help.

Yes it does; doing it any other way is strictly worse regardless of where you stand on parentheses as such.
People always talk about the winters, but the thing that really messes with you is the summers, if you're light-sensitive then that's a really long period of not getting any proper sleep.
Correct. It's so that non-technical and negligibly technical managers can manage junior devs, including 40 year old ex-lawyers with two years of scripting, and boot campers. For the experienced it's a disaster of childishness, obstacles and frustrations.
Tweet is their CEO.

320k ETH to Gate.io: https://twitter.com/jconorgrogan/status/1591516592835559429

285k ETH back a week later: https://twitter.com/jconorgrogan/status/1591517130150772740
The only reason I still use Plex is that they have (native) apps on nearly every device me and my friends have (tv's, playstation etc.).

I remember starting with XBMC, which had the most beautiful theme's/skins that were really well optimised for the console experience, and there were many of them, all for free.

And now I'm paying for a Plex pass and everything is becoming more clunky and less usable each year, such a shame.
If you lived through the 1970s, you saw "charlatan media orgs" pushing global cooling, and now you see the same orgs pushing global warming. Hence the skepticism, despite the science behind warming being far more established than cooling ever was.
Traditional Finance solved this problem hundreds of years ago...
"As low as 400 ppm".

I want 330.
Jellyfin has it for my devices, which are cheap Roku TV's. but yes this is pretty critical that it be compatible with your devices for QOL.
Does it output music in stereo with separate left right channels? The few I tried treat all audio as a mono source, throwing away the left or right track. Searching amazon reviews for this information has been frustrating because stereo can also refer to the head unit and speakers. The NULAXY had this issue for me.
I know this is subjective, but I'm not sure I agree. Some of the later Pixar films seem to have plenty of adult themes/moments to me. "Coco" (2017), "Soul" (2020) and "Luca" (2021) have things that strongly resonate with me as an adult, while obviously having appeal to kids. "Turning Red" in contrast feels pretty childish, but that's the exception. (Haven't watched Lightyear as the subject doesn't interest me).
Isn't RELX basically an operation started by Ghislaine Maxwell's dad? YIKES
The plastic stuff will definitely be around still. Future archaeologists will call us "The great plastic bottle culture"
A drug cartel godfather bid millions to buy a fleet of military aircraft
This is why virtually all Nordic households have blackout curtains.
Ask HN: How to Moneytize TUI Tools?
I do think tui tools are more productive for developers vs the gui ones. They consume less resources, more configurable and can work with other tools through pipes or socks.
But seems it is pretty hard to moneytize, is there some success stories? Any idea welcomed.
How? People send money to the wrong account all of the time in traditional finance. It is not a solved problem.
There is about 40,000,000kg of accessible fissile material (U235, Pu239) on earth.

Each kg can produce about 30-70TJ of energy with existing nuclear technology.

Primary energy is about 17TW

Please explain how you can get 17TWy of energy per year from a sum total of <80TWy of fuel.
I just dislike how SBF and many others of approximately the same moral fiber use EA as a way to build up their reputation as some sort of noble philanthropist. Its an old and obvious trick.

EA itself is not necessarily bad or discredited, but ultimately im not interested in some theoretical definition of EA. What matters is who the real people practicing EA actually do with the money, and many of those people are like Sam in my opinion. Many are NOT frauds and genuinely do want to help people too, so of course it doesn't completely discredit EA either.

Its just sort of stupid how much its talked about as if the idea of trying to do the most good with the least resources is some kind of gigabrain idea. No, thats literally what any sincere charity aims to do.
They'll all get away clean. Check out Sam's parents, and other attached people...
> I went 2.5 years with no plane fights and minimal in-person contact to suddenly "everyone must get back to normal! get on those planes! let's have lots of face to face meetings!"

I don't know the author's background, but I really hate that otherwise normal people have been reduced to such measures. The advice to return to normal is good. 2.5 years of lockdown were mostly wasted - sorry, enjoy the resulting recession.

If you are healthy, COVID is just a nasty flu. Take a few days off work, and go back knowing that your natural immunity will serve you well going forwards.

One thing that doesn't appear to be addressed is that CO2 is a rough measure for potential exposure, but indoors the air circulation flow is really important. You want the air to take the longest possible path from another person before it meets you. Better yet through a filter, even better it never meets you at all.
Unfortunately since it was the address of a known business they've worked with, there's no way they'd be able to get away with keeping that money short of sending it to another address and leaving the country before the FBI can stop them.
The article does in fact mention both reassembly and out-of-order packets.
This issue is asking Odin to move away from Visual Studio (by which I assume they just mean the MSVC toolset), which is by far a highly preferred environment for C++ programming on Windows[0]. Saying it has poor support for windows because of this is a bit hyperbolic at best and misleading at worst.

Additionally, the issue has a build script using a different compiler and the asker basically said it wasn't good enough for them.

[0]: https://www.jetbrains.com/lp/devecosystem-2021/cpp/

According to this survey, Visual Studio is preferred by 24% of respondents, just behind VsCode and CLion. And MSVC is the 3rd most popular compiler, just behing gcc and clang. And keep in mind these results are across all C++ developers, not just windows developers.
Dont quote me on that but it feels like we will have a war in Iran or somewhere else to bring the world economically back from recession.

Europe is silently happy about UA war because it will in the end stimulate economy. Qnd if few mil more ppl leave UA for Germany perm, they will be happiest than ever…

World is ugly and how elites treat normal ppl is ugly.
apparatus is a past participle from apparare, so as an adjective plural would follow second declension, not fourth, i thought.

used as a noun, it's an (implicit thing) prepared (which preparatus would describe, but i guess we don't have any other word in English other than apparatus.

i don't have a Latin dictionary though
The more I read about this the more insane it gets.
> downside is fairly limited.

Since it's not going to $1.95 per Tether, the downside is just the cost of time. The poster can short it and blog about their journey while providing their pubkey to prove it.
I'm not sure why everyone is all about the logo.

I'm looking at the story and see the second reason to change it as:

(2) diversity & inclusion

Everything is all about diversity & inclusion, especially in academia, but at all levels of Western culture. Nothing else is important.

Don't like the logo? So what, it's not about that. The only thing that is important is to get rid of all vestiges of Western culture, that's the point. If it means a bland meaningless thing that doesn't mean anything, good enough.

But might as well get rid of the name "Oxford" as this is part of the whole Western culture, and just change the name to "The Big O". Works perfectly with the new logo, too.
2 days ago, "FTX’s Bankman-Fried Quietly Invested More than $500 Million in Sequoia and Other VCs"
This is an interesting challenge, would be a great homebrew project.

(If I wasn't already neck deep in interesting challenges I would consider picking this one up)
This all feels like it should be 800x less of an issue because phones & tablets should just be able to connect over SMB & you should use whatever media player you want on your device.

Telling your home router to forward 445 is not that hard. Usinf minupnpc or just building in auto-port forwarding would be better. Alas I've seen some isp's block users from connecting to 445, which seems insane (my ispets me host there, but my parents isp blocks me from dialing home?!). So I often forward on another port (ex: 4445) and then everything works fine.

The main problem why the obvious "just use computers" problems doesnt work is... Android. Phones. These incressingly user-hostile anti-general-purpose-computing systems. Some of my media players still work with the 2017 code drom of the Android Samba Provider, but it uses old Android APIs so many media players wont work with it. I have no idea if Android still makes filesystem providers possible at all, but we havent seen any, and this one old one-time-drop artifact remains the only example I know of it ever having beem done ever on Android. But then again I really have had no interest in Box/Azure Drives/whatever... it'd be interesting/great to know if anyone does remote drives on android today. It feels wild that we have so much bespoke special software for remote media serving... when we have seemingly so little that does the general job.

https://github.com/google/samba-documents-provider

Ideally upnp/dlna should also somehow be an option too, but it assumes secure private networks I think? I'd love if it could be exposed publicly but locked down but it does all use mdns. And Tailscale's the only company on the planet who seemingly has the sense to extend our homenet's reach quickly/easily.
General purpose CPUs seem to have peaked - purpose built hardware is definitely on the rise. It worked well for GPUs (FPUs used to be external too) so I guess it shouldn't be a surprise. Mainframe on the desktop!
I'm light-sensitive but for me the problem of sleep can be remedied adequately with technology. Aluminum foil is one easy way to make a room extremely light-proof, and from there one just has to simulate the sunrise/sunset with lighting, for which there's a bunch of consumer electronics available these days that are good enough to trick my brain into sleeping correctly. Supplemental melatonin helps me to get back on schedule if I mess up, or switch schedules.

By contrast, in my experience artificial lighting in the polar night helps but just can not warm my soul enough to dispel the oppressive dark mood of winter.
> a bank error windfall.

I believe the correct "web3" retort is "code is law" :-D

But in all seriousness, this is the debate I see going back and forth a lot around crypto: proponents say it allows getting out from underneath the thumb of "the man," others argue that a phone call to undo a mistake is an advantage of a human and lawyer-centric financial system
Right? At least server codes got a teapot!
Basically the same info in a more digestible format: https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Svalbard

I find the ex-Soviet colonies particularly fascinating. One, Barentsburg, is still operating, and living there as a coal miner sounds absolutely hellish. Soviet era tech and safety standards, extreme climate, nearly entirely male population, living off cabbage and canned food -- it's like the gulag, only at least you get paid for it.
> Climate change is one of the long term predictions that has been consistently confirmed with each passing year.

Has it though? What was even the prediction? It seems to me that at some point people just gave up at pinpointing the specifics of the problem and basically decided that the fact that the climate is changing (never really stopped since the ice age) is the problem that needs fixing.

I really fail to see real consistent confirmation that isn't some indirect measurement using unproven models, or stuff like "we found some random farmers journal, compared temperature and crop harvesting dates and it's totes different from now"

Were there any real predictions from the past that came true on this topic?
Been hearing about Mastadon.

But issues with it, too, in terms of moderation and other stuff.

I don't think there can really be a social media. Someone is always offended by something.
I mean I see these things and I hate it, but damn it worked(for at least a little bit). So long as it works, people will continue these bold faces lies
Jellyfin doesn't have an official native app, but there's a quasi-official version [1] you can run. That said, it does require putting the TV into dev mode so you can sideload the app.

I've been running it for a while now and it's actually pretty good, I haven't had any major issues except one freeze when searching, but I'm pretty sure that was the fault of the raspberry pi running jellyfin

[1] https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-tizen
You misunderstood. Let me rephrase.

Who is Satoishi?

Or if that’s too hard to answer. Why do you call yourself after vomit instead of use your real name? (If you really are named after vomit, I apologize.)
Love the idea, but I couldn't get the refresh to work, personally. I even tried loading the image url directly in an incognito tab, no dice: https://github-business-card.vercel.app/api/github?username=...
That issue doesn't justify saying it has poor support. Rust is known to have excellent support for Windows, and has the exact same dependency.
I mean he was too naive to consider that someone who knows all the rules is automatically gonna be using his knowledge for good.Also, naive enough to trust a kid he didn't raise
For completeness, this is a (very good) November 2020 (two years ago) write up on a paper [1] with a video presentation (19 minutes) [2].

[1] https://www.usenix.org/system/files/osdi20-zhao_zhipeng.pdf

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCUCUMNPMl0
Love it. Integrate this with a printing/shipping service and I'd spend $20 easily.
Is this plane being used as a pseudo-spy-satellite? I would think it would be a great replacement for them. I see a situation where after it's launched they bring it down every few years for upgrades and maintenance. I wonder if it's less expensive than the traditional ones.
Like locking ppl up at homes and make them stop driving cars, planes, boats?

Make them buy less because production is hindered due to various reasons and make them pay more for petrol and energy??

Hmm, Im curious whether we could do that on global scale. Maybe if there was some convinient way to tell ppl to stay at home.
They don’t actually really like being called Native American though. That’s kind of a white thing.

There’s a reason Indian tribes are still called Indian tribes in the US and it’s because they’re fine with it. You just treat it as short for indigenous and you’re good.
Effective Altruism. It’s a jumble of buzzwords used by insanely wealthy people to justify why they should have all of the money.
I have actually been happy with Plex's direction over time. The free ad-supported section of Plex is easy enough to ignore but adds legitimacy to the service and gives revenue to the devs. The last thing I want is for Plex to become Kodi and then get removed from app stores and tvs because it is synonymous with easy and accessible piracy.

Especially since it seems like everybody who wants plex pass already has it and just buy it once from their secret sale emails and then never give them a cent again.

I'm still waiting for the Plex Original Series to start being produced. (ok not that)
American life has never been unhealthier, that is why average lifespan is decreasing now.
I think this kind of reasoning comes from ‘you’ as you are now imagining yourself suddenly ‘finding yourself’ in that situation - a bit like the character in Quantum Leap.

SBF seems like Evel Knievel - i.e. he became identified with being SBF. It wasn’t a heist as such. Just the byproduct of him playing this fictional ‘genius’ character, and then getting so into it that he forgot it was just a role play.
Yes, definitely. I was infuriated by many of W's policies regarding war and domestic spying, and Obama said he would stop those abuses, but instead continued on as was, or worse.
They can almost always claw it back.
It Got So Much Worse
>using your real name on social media

You must be new at this.
There's also the fact that many of those predictions were made with, in mind, the world as it was at the time. The truth is we have made great advances in reducing our CO² emissions, among other things, and have thus set back Doomsday. There's still a lot of work to do, but it just means that there's hope, and that we should not end our efforts just because "we are doomed anyway". Just as we shall all die one day, there's no reason to not try to take care of our bodies and lives.
The ability, through various means, of reversing the transaction or otherwise redirecting funds to the correct recipient, is what's been solved.
It's the real bitcoin. Unfortunately that is more difficult to understand than a simple name.
I lived in Norrbotten for 10 years. Blackout curtains help, but it's not the same thing.
heh https://www.aleph.se/Nada/dysonFAQ.html#ENOUGH made me think of the recent Universal Paperclips thread, to which I will not hyperlink in order to spare the audience from the productivity virus :-)

But, in the spirit of fun productivity degradation, I love, love, love this game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1366540/Dyson_Sphere_Prog...

Also relevant, from Kurzgesagt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP44EPBMb8A
Yes, I've generally used curl | xmllint --html --xpath for this (usually piped to awk). Not always very pretty, but seems pretty available on MacOS / Linux.
I hope that some-day some regulatory body rips these clown-car companies to shreds and throws all these crooks in a jail cell.
I actually run Plex, Emby, and Jellyfin. I would like to only run Jellyfin, but unfortunately some devices will not have jellyfin, but will have plex and/or emby. The main reason I personally still use Plex (or sometimes Emby) even though I am running Jellyfin with all the exact same stuff -- is because Jellyfin sucks at live TV / iptv. It's interface is complete trash and I can't seem to get a good "guide" going like I can with Plex or Emby. If that can be resolved then I'd definitely only ever use Jellyfin.
> FWIW, I still think cryptocurrencies will outlast all existing government-backed fiat currencies. The difference is that I don’t think it’s going to happen on any predictable timeframe.

Nothing about this prediction gives Bitcoin any value. If you/early buyers hoard it all, that means starting a new chain is less effort than buying it from you. There isn’t scarcity here, let alone use value.

(Read “blockchain” as “Google Docs spreadsheet” and “Bitcoin wallet” as “spreadsheet cell”.)
Yeap. That’s probably what happened here.
Yes, see these examples, which frame this as plagiarism detection but effectively do the same thing:

- https://dzone.com/articles/build-a-plagiarism-checker-using-...

- https://www.pinecone.io/learn/plagiarism-detection/
As you correctly write some crypto people really believe that.

In reality you now have two regimes: The code and the traditional financial/legal system.

If there is a conflict the later will win (with all it's advantages and disadvantages)
It sounds like you are using Zoho One. You get 40 apps for that price of $37/month paid annually. But the situation is that to get that great price, and it is fantastic, you have to put Zoho One on every computer. It's stated right in the purchase price. "Must purchase license for ALL employees*" "*Your business will have to commit to purchase Zoho One licenses for ALL employees on payroll."

If the volunteers are true volunteers and not on payroll, you should be able to have only one copy.

I see that they do have the Flexible-User Pricing for $90/month paid annually.
If you’re doing heavy barbell squats there is a lot to consider. For example my pelvic proportions required a slightly wider stance that cured me of all back pain. Also always warning up with McGill big 3 helps- look them up if you plan to lift into middle age. I also had to do some supplementary glute work (bridges etc) too to correct an imbalance.
Which is what happened here. I imagine traditionally one bank asks the other bank to reverse the transaction. Here one exchange asks the other exchange to reverse the transaction.
Thanks. I always forget that reader mode exists in browsers.
A comic may not be the best source out there. But I tend to trust Randall Munroe on his research work and claims. Here's his graph: https://xkcd.com/1732/
There’s also the matter of the hacked funds last night, and the juicy theory that SBF used his back door to steal even more cash. You can’t make it up!
Pretty sure it's a religious symbol
Yes, but not always:

https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/16/business/citibank-revlon-laws...
Ask HN: AWS Global Accelerator to/from ISPs Outage?
It seems like a lot of sites on AWS are failing to resolve from San Francisco on at least AT&T (e.g., Hertz.com APIs, ikonpass.com).

lookingglass.centurylink.com reports a traceroute for ikonpass.com as being behind acd89244c803f7181.awsglobalaccelerator.com .

Any one else experiencing issues?
Can someone give me an example of a technology that is not 3D? What a horrific title.
Why is the unrecoverable money a good basis for valuation? It just means the total number of coins is slightly lower.
Would you see it if they did? Finding people isn't as easy on Mastodon as it is in other places.
What if you didn’t need to understand them and just took their explanation as enough - simply accept that people will come to different conclusions than you, and that that is okay?