skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Running is an exercise that is only easy to enjoy if you reach and maintain a certain level of conditioning. If I run once a week or less, I'd never get in the zone, but once I am regularly running 20+ miles per week, I can start to actually like the way it feels.

6 days a week is a lot for most people, but I'm glad it works for you. For me, it's easier to think of it in terms of miles per week. I can't commit to 6 days, but I can commit to 15 or 20 miles.
Cite that definition.

And that is how cryptocurrencies work. There's net inflows of currency, and net outflows of currency and there is a systemic bank balance at any one time of currency. If outflows exceed inflows for long enough then the balance is drained to zero and the music stops. That is a Ponzi. Madoff's Ponzi worked up until the 2008 recession hit him with redemptions and outflows and his bank balance got drained.
Indeed. So imagine doing performance profiling on a 90s UI framework from Psion and then getting feedback from S60 three months later after an integration cycle that you have a core perf or latency problem.
How is it centralized? All the descriptions of GNU Taler calls it decentralized.

> pervasive always-on surveillance

What is surveilled, except for the amount an anonymous entity has paid you?

> I stopped supporting FSF over their backing of this.

So this was six years ago?
I'm playing a board game set in ancient Mesopotamia called Tigris and Euphrates, It's old, but fantastic.

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/42/tigris-euphrates

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

And the best part is that it's available on BGA: https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=tigriseuphrates
The Aranet has both temperature and pressure sensors, though how those are used as part of the CO2 calculation (if at all) I don't know
Editing Binaries in DOS (2002)
Tigris and Euphrates Board Game
I know Bitcoin multisigs.

But nobody is creating them with pencil and paper.
I keep reading this but can't quite parse it. What do you mean by "Hyperlinks are now the navigation bar inside a website and little else"? Do you mean "URLs are shown in browser navigation bars but people do not click hyperlinks in websites"?
They did. Thinly veiled homophobia is unfortunately not that uncommon on HN.
Non-paywall link to zero hedge (which seems to be the same info) https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/ftx-held-just-900mm-liquid...
Congress can’t delegate it’s power: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/nondelegation_doctrine

Congress can allocate a block of money and give the President the executive function of deciding the details of how to spend it, but it didn’t do that here.
Looks good! Does the xpath expression support XML namespaces?
The trick is to do it when everyone else is in a freeze or doing layoffs :)
How would property taxes deferral work? Let’s say the value goes way up for 15 years, then goes way down again, and you sell your house… are you on the hook for those back taxes even though you didn’t make any money on the sale? If you are, then you are screwed… if you aren’t, then it seems more like a sales tax than a property tax.
As an American who has lived in 5 or so countries it is not unique to the US, but it does seem to be a specialty of US Border Patrol.
Same. What's your point? VPNs also bypass government blocks. It's a cat and mouse game, they block vpns and guards as they see fit when they have a good reason to. Look at tor, if a country tls decrypts everything and blocks connections that can't be decrypted can it still bypass their blocks? Just because not every government is doing it does not mean Tor can't be blocked. Hell, countries allow-list connections to allowed sites if they want. Breaking their laws may make you feel edgy but that sort of "revolution exporting" many in other countries consider it a form of neo-colonialism where you undermine their sovreignity and self-determination.
Interesting that they didn't try to brute force the shadow file.
I assure you, individuals,
especially ones with the tiniest bit of power, as just as capable of telling you to "get fucked". Some of them work at Twitter or Facebook. Others run your HOA or are university professors. Or Mastodon servers.

The server admin can kick you off just because they feel like it. At least with a large public platform there's the possibility of public exposure of bad behavior.
Huh? Kraken deals in XMR in the US. You can literally upload a US passport and they will sell/buy you XMR. They've been doing it for years.
Maybe Space Force knows that China is doing the same with their space station, and they can’t use the ISS for the same given the Russians onboard.
One major way in which "this time is different" is that the financial cost of the hosting is a tiny fraction of what it once was, and doesn't drive consolidation so strongly towards larger-cap players. It's not quite to the point of "too cheap to meter", but definitely in the realm of where donations can work.

And the underlying software has had the time to work out a lot of the nuances of this design and how to get it to a larger scale successfully. It could still break if the whole planet took up ActivityPub, but it's a hell of a lot closer to the ideal than what happened with the pre-Web protocols.
DNS…
Many cheaper CO2 sensors require frequent calibration. Often they just assume the weekly min reading is fresh air (420), or something like that, which is extremely imprecise.

I bought the Aranet4 because it claims not to need recalibration except in exceptional circumstances. They suggest keeping the factory calibration unless you can guarantee a proper controlled environment. I don't have the equipment to test their claims, but the readings have stayed plausible for months with no calibration.

Edit: Note that if you're using your CO2 sensor as a proxy for the rate at which the air in an occupied room is replaced with fresh air the calibration imprecision doesn't matter. You're probably eyeballing the second derivative over the course of minutes-to-hours.

I use my CO2 sensor for that, but I also care about the absolute. There's some evidence that normal rates of CO2 in modern buildings make your brain foggy. I'm trying to figure out if a program better when I use various interventions to increase fresh air.
How to begin to start understanding a codebase like this? Where does one start
First, it is absolutely better to hold your own keys.

That said, I don't think it's fair to say "nothing" in a situation where holding the keys means having control of the coins.

FTX's problem wasn't that they had liabilities. It was that they didn't have cryptographic custody of the assets they claimed to have. They don't have the ability to make a case in court that the funds they held belong to customers and, thus, should not be considered assets that could be given to their creditors, because they don't have the assets at all.

Kraken not only can prove that they have all the customer funds in the audited currencies, but also which account they belong to.

If individual accountholders can prove Kraken holds not just "all customer coins" but "my specific account's coins," Kraken can also make that case in court.

Whether it holds up is obviously not guaranteed, but that's not "nothing" compared to FTX's situation.
Kodi now displays “verified” badge on beta.flathub.org
'California operates the largest, most ambitious social welfare program in the entire country, funded entirely out of its own tax revenue. It costs California $68 billion per year, or $5,200 per household.3 Furthermore, it is unquestionably the most efficient welfare program in existence—the state automatically figures out your eligibility and sends you the exact amount you are entitled to, with 100% accuracy. There are no complicated applications to fill out, no bureaucratic overhead, no waste. The money just automatically flows to deserving Californians that need public financial support.'

If only other states were richer and offered more support for their citizens. California is a magnet for benefits and mild weather seekers, and sadly those suffering from substance abuse dependencies. Equity should define this as a federal nationwide problem IMO but instead the word is out all over the world - if you sit down on the pavement in California and say you are 'homeless' the money starts flowing.

https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/travel-stories...
I transferred from community college to a CSU in the early '00s. Our high school was using Pascal, the community college I went into was using C++, and the CSU I eventually transferred into recently transitioned to Java, and they were using C++ before then.

When we used C++, the education version of Visual Studio was about the price of a text book - so not very expensive considering you would use it across many classes.

I assume the schools followed industry rather than the other way around. But thinking about it, Java had made its way into at least one CSU, as the primary language, about 3-4 years after its 1.0 release date. That is amazingly fast.
They can ban tls 1.3 internally and do tls1.3 post intercept to the server.
Okay makes sense, but exactly how do these diverse bacteria get into our GI tract in the first place if we can't ingest them?
What was your experience with the DIY monitor that you build?

I am asking because we maintain an open source / open hardware indoor air quality project [1] that we continuously update and I am interested to learn about missing features we might have.

Did your build have a dedicated pressure sensor?

[1] https://www.airgradient.com/open-airgradient/kits/
Oh fucking hell. I've never read an article that so made me want to slap the author. For having blinders half on, and making me read a story that has a headline about one thing and then completely turns it into another thing.
That's just front running though? I'm not sure how tether has to do with it. You can pull that off with or without creating a stablecoin with questionable backing.
It has 87 points and it’s 18 hours old, it dropped off because it didn’t generate interest.

Also, a bit of advice, finding conspiracy everywhere, weakens your arguments for potentially true conspiracy theories. It could be that your thoughts presented in this comment are completely accurate. However, then accusing the staff of HackerNews of sabotaging and covering up this small, barely-news story makes you look like you see boogeymen everywhere. It removes credence from your more important thoughts.
The basic reason this happens is fear, which is natural. Fear that by revealing a weakness, something bad can happen, or we may need to change in a way we are not sure is possible, both of which may or may not be the case. However, you should not fear discovering a weakness in yourself, because that is now something that you can learn from. You can learn how to live with it, or improve upon it. If you discover a problem, or someone else discovers one, that is a good thing, it is something that you can work on fixing, even fix it together.

Don’t lie to yourself, even if you think you need to lie to others to avoid something bad. Avoid lying to others: it can erode trust, make it difficult to openly be yourself, and you may accidentally lie to yourself in the process.

So what to do? You can start by trying to never lie to yourself, with the knowledge that it will only hold you back. Try to accept things for how they are, and how they may play out. Notice that we are not perfect, but at least we can improve and find ways to mitigate our weaknesses (and each others). Don’t dwell on the past, thinking you’re no good, that’s not healthy either.

It’s okay to be who you are, with your strengths, weaknesses, set backs, problems, desires, irritations, blessings, mistakes, failures and successes. If we live in balance with them, we will find our way to get through life. Understanding is key to finding balance. Honest, quality communication helps to achieve understanding, and ultimately balance with ourselves, each other, and the natural world.
The president controls the DoJ. Are you saying that the president is not a politician?
One important thing to understand is that the US government enjoys absolute immunity from suit under the doctrine of “sovereign immunity”. It may only be sued with its express consent, normally provided by statute. Congress periodically passes laws such as the Federal Tort Claims Act creating categories of offenses that it consents to being sued under.

If you sue the government for something that Congress has not already authorized, standing doesn’t even enter into it.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/sovereign_immunity

Typically (as in the case at issue in this article) government officials are sued in their individual capacity, since suing them in their capacity would immediately fail. In this context they’re just people and do not have sovereign immunity. Instead the Supreme Court created (they might say “recognized” but we should call things what they are) something called “qualified immunity” in 1982 for such cases, subject to certain limits.

Because conservative jurists tend to be pro-law-enforcement the list of things that can defeat a qualified immunity defense has grown smaller and smaller over the years. At some point the Supreme Court ruled that to overcome a qualified immunity defense the violation had to obviously and exactly fall into one of the small number of categories that they had developed from prior cases. That’s where we are now.

(IANAL)
I’m not talking about abortion. I’m talking about a mode of legal interpretation of which the abortion precedent is the clearest example. That’s clearly on topic in a thread about legal interpretation.
OP Here. Found that there's a previous thread, with more info SDK tools: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31492447
agree. this has also been the problem fore smalltalk. before things like scratch and pharo came along, commercial smalltalk licences were eye-wateringly expensive.
Noncustodial defi will solve this, but defi contracts have so far often been light on auditing and heavy on compromise risk.

I look forward to the day defi fixes this, but right now, and especially with the difficulty of fiat on-ramps to defi, I think the balance comes down in favor of trading on a reliable CEX and never holding funds on an exchange that you aren't actively trading.
The article characterizes Cleese as far right but utterly fails to defend that characterization. So he complained about "cancel culture" and "wokery", that makes him a neo-nazi? Give me a break, what an absurd and slanderous characterization. Flagged.
It's gonna be the guy that fixes the printer & its his first forray into crypto world
When work and social life are the same, you never need to leave work.

I've seen too many buy into that just to lose their entire social lives over a job change, and also have horrible life satisfaction over the long term.

So yes and no. Depends on how you define work.
Pretty much everyone I’ve ever met who actually knew how to fight well was very friendly and kind. Traveling and showing up at random MMA or BJJ schools is almost always a fantastic experience.

Subjecting the ego to much needed reality checks makes for some nice folks.
Thanks for your input. With this approach, is there much work/management needed for the customer?
a "welfare program" strictly for homeowners? this article is very weird.
They don't do it for free, if that's what you're getting at.
Acmqueue iOS app restore subscription issue
Both on iPhone or iPad I am unable to restore my purchase subscription in acmqueue app. I am getting forever the acmqueue white logo on a green background.

I do not know whether it is related to iOS 16 or if the issue existed before.

I have tried to uninstall the app, then reinstall it but no luck: the only thing is that I have lost access to all previously downloaded issues.

Does anyone have the same problem?
If yes then what is your iOS version?
> California is a magnet for benefits and mild weather seekers, and sadly those suffering from substance abuse dependencies. Equity should define this as a federal nationwide problem IMO but instead the word is out all over the world - if you sit down on the pavement in California and say you are 'homeless' the money starts flowing.

The great thing about this article is that you can tell who didn't bother to read it.
I'm not very worried about the cryptographic security of the Bitcoin blockchain.

I am worried that in 5 years we will learn that some hardware wallets used side channels to transfer bits of your private key out to make it easier to guess for someone who worked at the manufacturer.
There are websites that can step through a regex execution (e.g. Regex101), but I still don't have a regex debugger with arbitrary callbacks! When do I get one in Python?
Or perhaps external air intake is closed/limited because of the smell.
This would be catchy lol
"It was to be announced at the Party Congress on Monday."
Nice project! Sadly the emojis present in my GitHub bio aren’t being rendered. I can’t see them in the image. :)
There are 2 ways of practicing martial arts for health.

One way is to practice alone, at home, by doing some solo forms (a.k.a. kata) taken from the large existing number of Okinawan or Chinese origin, with or without weapons, and/or by hitting dummies or punching bags.

This way has the advantage of minimal cost, down to zero, depending on whether you buy some training equipment and weapons or not, and you can practice without following a schedule, whenever you have time or you are in the mood.

Practicing solo is easy if you have some prior experience of doing proper training sessions in some martial art. Even without experience, if the purpose is only practicing for health and not becoming skilled in real fighting, some instructional videos can be good enough for learning how to train.

The second way is to practice with a sparring partner. Sometimes this might be possible to do with a friend, if you happen to have an appropriate space, but this is quite unlikely, so you normally have to go regularly to some martial arts training hall or club.

In this case the choice of the martial art may be determined less by some intrinsic qualities, but more by what martial art training place happens to exist close enough to your home, to avoid wasting time with transportation.

Moreover, especially when practicing for health purposes, it may be less important which is the origin of the martial art, but much more important is how competent is the instructor that happens to teach at the club that you find near you.

Unfortunately, for a beginner it is difficult to distinguish competent instructors from incompetent instructors, but after some experience the differences will become evident.

Which martial art is more appropriate depends also on the age. For someone older, a training that puts less emphasis on striking/kicking, but more on throwing and breaking falls, e.g. aikido/judo/jujutsu, is more appropriate. Also training with weapons can be appropriate for older people, as in that case the weapons are not used against humans, unless they wear protective gear.
Latter lol
I'm interested in your book. Is it available as epub or pdf somewhere? Or do I get those formats when I buy it on Amazon?
I also think Chad was the original plan for the OST. However I don't think Marty/id ever decided that Chad isn't up to the task. Note that Mick only got the contract by going straight to their parent company Bethesda. Marty only showed up after Bethesda was already doing the contract anyway.

What's more, the announcement of the OST has some ambiguous wording. They announced it as Mick Gordon's DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal original soundtracks. This stuck out to me immediately as a combination of Mick Gordon's DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal. Mick cites this in his medium post as Mick Gordon’s original DOOM Eternal soundtrack but I think that is (understandable) wishful thinking.
> Autoconf is just a complicated system for finding and detecting third party libraries. If an application just uses the standard library, the build system can be very simple and reliable.

Another way to avoid autoconf is vendoring third party libraries. If they are open source, one could just use Git sub modules. You might need to call ‘./configure’ in the vendored library directory, but you don’t need to use autoconf for the application itself
CMUCL could have been ported to x86 earlier, I was running UNIX on a 386 in 1987 but only had AKCL for it. I was the first beta-tester for CMUCL on FreeBSD in 1996.
I also think these solar-hydrogen systems will benefit from scale as the marginal cost of production drops. Examples like the cost of producing microwave ovens, for example, have dropped from thousands to less than one hundred dollars with economies of scale. As a manufacturing sector of competing parts suppliers emerges, we will see price come down to benefit home owners.
My grandmother was on welfare. My mother was on welfare, my sister was on welfare.

Sister wanted off welfare, but if she got a job she lost much more from welfare. So no reason to work. Then welfare got limited to 5 years or something. So she got a job as a bus driver. Been doing that for 20 years now.
My dad got my mom off welfare and working.

Welfare definitely was just keeping people in poverty and dependent on the government, and not being productive.
Do We Have the History of Native Americans Backward?
A Faster CRuby interpreter with dynamically specialized IR [pdf]
> seems to be fleeing to Argentina?

That could only work before 1997.[1]

[1] https://www.congress.gov/treaty-document/105th-congress/18/d...
I need to start using my Aranet 4, which case did you buy, I already dropped mine on the floor once and it felt lucky it didn't break.
I don't agree that this is that much of an improvement. I replaced the battery and screen on my old Surface Pro 5. Sure the battery was glued. But that's a drop in the bucket for the glued screen. And since the screen is still glued I don't see how the score should be so jaw droppingly better.
brokerages need to have cash on hand to loan. they can partner with a bank, or it can come from their own balance sheet or investors, but it's not printed out of thin air.