skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You’re just stating the exact problem just one level up. The fact that employers can choose whether or not to offer democracy is the fucked up thing.

Do you not hear yourself? For the average American, your employer has more control over your individual liberty than your government and we look at like that’s somehow a good thing. Like sure, if you land a cushy office job then you can forget the abuses the rest of the job market has to suffer. The railroad strike that happened this year was fought over fucking sick days and the government almost stepped in to force the workers to accept whatever their owners gave them.
Satiety is subjective however it is widely accepted that foods high in fat can be more satiating.

Today the relevant case is Keto diets where replacing your carbohydrate intake with higher fat foods (steak, avocado, nuts) can help regulate your satiation by rebalancing your hormones. Increasingly so if you do intermittent fasting.

Although if you really just wanna be full go eat vegetables.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK53550/#_ch15_s20_
Honest question. How is it that the traditional banks stay comparatively secure from hacks and the crypto scene is an endlessly reporting the next big breach?
Maybe the crypto exchanges should hire some bank security experts or at least adopt their best practices
FTX hit by rogue transactions, analysts saw over $600M outflow
> An Algorithm will use them to divide society by using hypocrisy as a wedge.

Maybe I'm too naive to think this will never happen but people's opinions change over time: some get reinforced while others become irrelevant.
Hello, Powershell
I agree with this. I hate exercise so I go into the office a few days a week and I cycle to get there and back which is roughly 10 miles in total. Without that commute I'd be too tempted to do nothing by way of exercise.
How about the two cited references?

> Damien Cauquil held a presentation at HITB Amsterdam in 2019 that went into detail about how this process works on I.MX based processors. Lucky for us, he released a tool that removes the OOB data. It produces a binary file similar to what U-Boot or Linux would see when interacting with the NAND flash.
I appreciate you digging this up.

It is still unclear to me how a Weixin ID corresponds to a government issued ID and how an app would know that a user is a minor.

The Chinese mandate you linked to describes the same rules as elsewhere, but there is no indication of how they would be implemented. Does a "real name" policy mean that an login is tied to a government ID? Or does it just mean what Facebook does to make users more valuable to advertisers?

I'm astounded that there is so much gossip about this and so little evidence.
oh, usually what came up on https://www.reddit.com/r/weightroom/

if there's something interesting going on in the field of (strength) training science, it'll be linked and discussed there.

tbh., the guys there seem to adhere to the scientific method a lot more than the software developers i know.
Exercise gets boring. Just like anything else. Detect this and switch up.
Is it a coincidence that the founder of FTX seems to be fleeing to Argentina?

Of course one would assume he or his conspirators would do a better job, but maybe not if this busting out was initiated under time pressure.

Once again almost everything in cryptocurrency proves to be a scam.
Some magick belief systems call this state "gnosis".
Trigger warning: Self-promotion here. I'm not selling anything, though.

Your brain is part of your body. It's as simple as that.

I just celebrated 50 years of running: https://albertcory50.substack.com/p/50-years-of-running

I thought long & hard about motivation and how I've kept it up. "Will power" is not it. And I've heard every conceivable excuse about why someone does not exercise. Here's a big one: "people will look at me weird." Or on the flip side, "All my friends exercise, so I have to, too." The great Richard Feynman had something to say about that.

https://albertcory50.substack.com/p/what-do-you-care-what-ot...

And lastly, don't listen to people telling you that you need a regular schedule that you stick to, no matter what. You will never keep that up for long, and if you really hate some exercise, you'll stop:

https://albertcory50.substack.com/p/only-do-exercises-you-li...
>Default End-to-end Encryption

So, the first question to ask here is:

How can a user be sure they are actually talking to who they think they are talking to? How can they be sure that they are not instead connected to a server somewhere that is simply forwarding the data between users while recording it? Who do you have to trust?

An example of the sort of thing I mean:

Signal Messenger verifies your phone number through the phone system for default identity verification. So you trust:

* The people that run the Signal servers

* Twilio (the ones that provide the SMS verification)

* The phone company

Signal also has the option to do direct verification by comparing key fingerprints (they call them Safety Numbers). Then you are truly end to end and only have to trust your correspondent (and yourself I suppose).
Can you point me in the direction of how to reliably setup a cold wallet for ETH? Apparently much harder to find a guide for than BTC. A wallet generator I can run on a tails USB would be ideal.
Also consider my situation which is even better:

- no deliveries (i only order to a dropoff or buy in person)

- no pets

- able to exercise and clear my mind during small breaks

- able to have a homecooked meal or go to my favourite places for lunch

- __not__ talking about work on breaks is actually a huge plus for me
What is the plumbing and kitchen in this context?
ctrl d
I still don't see how this doesn't apply to Pokemon cards.
It’s completely idiotic on the face of it. Far too large a sum of money to move around on a misunderstanding
The details presented in the article read like the “red flags for a Money Laundering operation” in the “due diligence with business partners” portion of the vanilla required workplace training we take every year…
I will try to explain a little bit about this flight now because I read this hours ago, and im from Argentina.

The airship is a Gulfstream G450, licence plate LV-KEB.

This jet is own by Emes Air, a company from Emes Group. This company is own by Marcelo Midlin, that also has Pampa Energía, another big company.

The last November 3th, Joe Lewis used this jet to move from Patagonia (where he owns a big chuck of land) to Bahamas (where he declared residence). He has 2% of Pampa Energia.

Now, the flight came back, and maybe with the same guy or without anyone.

Or maybe with SBF on board, maybe because this weekend (nov 10-13) we are hosting the LaBitConf, a cryptovaporsomething conference where you can find people like Buterin, Elizabeth Stark, Michael Saylor, and devs and CEO's from Cambridge Analityca, Globant, etc.

Maybe this guy came to talk with his friends(?
> take the emotion out of it

It doesn't sound like you did that, though. You responded to a drop in share price rather than fundamentals.

As you just said, it really had less to do with the number 9 and more to do with the number 20.

But if you thought Meta was a good investment at PE 10 or higher, I'm not sure why you wouldn't have already owned it.

Now that the PE is back above 10, does that mean you're selling it?
It should then be easy for you to cite a source for "Over one million Americans are dead of Covid"
> That's not exclusive, USB-C has ground pins.

That's a circuit ground, not an earth ground. It's not for connecting the device to an earth pin.

> if you remove the europlug you should see that the charger has a metallic nub onto which the adapter clips.

I see. I looked at mine, a 61W adapter. Interesting that they chose to use a C7/C8 connection with a separate metallic nub, instead of a C5/C6 Mickey Mouse connection.
> When Facebook writes next to their ads "recommended for you", I know that's a lie.

In what sense is it a lie? They are right there recommending it for you.
Even if each connection has the same remote IP address + TCP port, it has a distinct local port. What you get back from opening /net/tcp/clone is essentially a directory name, with the local port as a file name in it, along with a few more files representing various attributes of interest.
That is not how that works. That would reduce the quantity demanded, not the demand. You're describing a supply decrease, which will raise the price.

The mechanic here is the decline of exports to europe making the supply of gas available to us go up, meaning the price for gas in the US will go down.
It really is incredible to think about the age of things like this. The countless generations, countless lives, struggles, cultural changes, fashions, trends.

That city went from the equivalent of the year 0 to the year 3300. Us here in the common era are barely halfway through the life of that city, and look at just how much history we’ve been through. Their history will have been much, much longer, with far more generations of people, but it’s all forgotten, to the point that to us it barely registers.
There are a number of things that take effort, but I know I will feel much better afterwards and be happy I did them. But it takes so much to get myself to do them that they often don’t get done in favor of low effort low to medium reward things.
Also you get to tell abusive asshole bosses no. What are they gonna do, fire you?

You can even afford to take a pay cut to work on something you really believe in.

They don’t call them golden handcuffs for nothing. If you let the money become your drug of choice then everyone controls your life more than you do.
Cool! I enjoyed watching the making of Neverhood. Fascinating how they created a world from literally a ton and a half of clay, then turned it into interactive entertainment. And how Steven Spielberg was involved, bringing together a team of artists, musicians, programmers, crafts people.

Love the physicality/materiality of clay, like one person said, how it has finger prints. Creatures and their environment all made by hand. I have a feeling, as society becomes more digitized and virtualized, people are missing the tactile sensation of touching real things. It might lead to a revival of interest in hand-made crafts, and material objects made of wood, ceramics, wool..

> With "idle games" idea of playing games may be stretched to all different spaces of interacting with the computer/program, touching on learning, relaxation, ideation.

The paper I linked above has made me curious about the concept of "idle games", and related topics like "gamification" of education, work, and life routines.

I realized, Stardew Valley is a famous example of an idle game without competition, winning or losing. I haven't played it, but I imagine it's a pleasant experience.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/413150/Stardew_Valley/

Found another one, World of Goo. https://store.steampowered.com/app/22000/World_of_Goo/
>> I experience the benefits of exercising as energy balancing.

I find that a lot of fringe stuff like that can be reframed into other fringe or even more "normal" terminology. Which words or metaphors one uses are simply what clicks for them. If "energy balance" is the word that feels right to you, use it. ;-)
The graphical style comic book chat app intrigued me! Very interesting idea.
Let's suppose for a moment that the numerous studies showing the benefits of exercise don't exist and its influence on cognition is neutral. Shouldn't you move, then? On the contrary - exercise is absolutely necessary for our survival and minimizing the probability of a huge number of illnesses, from cardiac problem to cancers. So a person who is not exercising is basically neglecting their condition.

Now, when you add the numerous cognitive benefits to the equation, you would be crazy not to add some movements to your daily routine. Literally everything counts. I use every opportunity to increase my oxygen and blood flow - and I'm not surprised that the best ideas come when I'm not in front of my computer.
I want a boring life, free of drama and conflict. I also dont want to worry about money. To be clear I dont want to be rich nor to have a ton of luxuries, I just want to dedicate to my hobbies and family and somehow always have the minimal amount of money at hand to satisfy whatever need arises.
All our blogs twitter posts even online art will be just gone or unrecoverable data chips
I'm conflicted between calling the chart inaccurate and short-sighted.

Half the stuff on the chart has to do with government action. Gold is on there too? I'm not getting it.
I pretty much love all of the free-unix but dislike them for graphical use. I have generally stuck with Windows or MacOS for general desktop usage.

I've considered a combination setup of a terminal system for my unix needs and a tablet for web and video. ChromeOS would work well for this too, I think.
Looks like this repository is mostly concerned with standardizing the API to make it easier for others to build agents. It did come with code for an example agent, not sure how advanced that one is.

The attached example_run.gif ended with "Agent76001 killed by a gnome lord, 2019".
In brief, my hope is that the convenience of "one-stop shop" to create and get products will outweigh the minimal cost savings in using multiple competing services.

My planned upcoming features are focused around reducing this friction even further by:
a) making the generation of art which is appropriate to be placed on products more frequent
b) providing various methods to purchase the image

At present, the "shrinkage" costs are negligible.
Famously, Abraham, the grandfather of the man Israel, was from “Ur of the Chaldees” according to the Bible. Ur is very possibly the same place as Ur of the Chaldees (Wikipedia calls it “the current scholarly consensus” although I don’t know enough archaeology to confirm that).
The endorphin thing is a myth: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-preventi...

Nothing in human biology is simple.
Yeah, its obviously not a place for official projects but a way to store your tinkering and to motivate yourself to tinker more with those green lights.
FTX says ‘unauthorized transactions’ drained millions from the exchange
Exercise (and particularly strength as opposed to cardio) is now well established to reduce many aging related effects, including around cognition.

I suggest the book Defy Aging by Beth Bennett for a HN level deep dive into the science.
Nature has news department and this is news, not article. Nature News is in fact very good if you evaluate it as a science news, not a science journal (which it isn't).

https://www.nature.com/news
Please enlighten me and point to where in this article it makes it a women problem… feels like they are highlighting a men’s issue…

The article feel like it is trying to lay out facts relating to tradition while withholding opinion.

Seems to me there is a recurring problem where people overlay women’s rights on to everything… the world is multi dimensional and doesn’t singularly revolve around gender… this kind of thinking shuts down debate and ostracises potential participants. The formerly oppressed are becoming the oppressor..
You are definitely running in the GMail's IMAP daily limitation [1].

It took me three days to fully synchronise wuth GMail, but ince done, it takes milliseconds, now.

[1]: https://support.google.com/a/answer/1071518?hl=en
> I often refer to exercise as me taking care of my mental health - as opposed to being physically fit.

Same. I don't care about my physical health all that much but my friends/family think i am some sort of health fanatic. It is the only thing that has gotten me through tough times, its my escape.
This is almost exactly how Lit works in browsers. CSS is included with a css`` template string, that contains standard CSS. :host is used to select the host element, as is standard.

@customElement('simple-greeting')
class SimpleGreeting extends LitElement {
static styles = css`
:host {
display: flex;
}
p {
color: blue;
}
`;

render() {
return html`<p>Hello, World!</p>`;
}
}

So you get CSS that loads with components, is scoped, and bundles without plugins. It's pretty great.
Tesla starts rolling wide Full Self-Driving v11 update: exciting and scary
A big deal was that a good Gmail client was available early on Android, and that you would basically get a gmail address set up for you ? (I wonder if Google didn't allow, feature-wise, for other email clients to work as well on Android ? I know that instant messengers have issues like that...)
It's a bit weird, but makes sense as a rhetorical device. It's sort of like saying "Growing your own vegetable market".

It's not literally true, but it expresses the idea that you are growing a wide variety of things that one would find at a vegatable market.
All of crypto is speculation. Nobody pays for anything with crypto and most of the time the price movement of Bitcoin seems pretty close to the movement of NASDAQ.

ETH provides value but it’s moved to an unproven model.

The who crypto ecosystem is filled with charlatans and crooks who want to rob you and your only other alternative is to be your own bank and store in a cold wallet. Not something normal people are interested in.
> don't listen to people telling you that you need a regular schedule that you stick to, no matter what. You will never keep that up for long...

I've been running 6 days a week for 15 years now. What works for you may not work for other, and vice-versa. I definitely hated running for most of my life, and despised sport in general, but sticking to a routine definitely was the right solution for me.
The good news with this is that we've built our implementation on top of LiveKit, and you can look at the source, so you can see the E2EE in the browser. The encryption key for video/audio is only known to the client, so it's only known to whomever you share it with (the other participants). You can also look at your browser's WebRTC internals to see who it's talking with. Eventually our plan is to support TEE-based attestation of the Multi-Party Relay hops as well.
Because it is a vast improvement over XML, the thing that XMLHttpRequest was designed to be used for. It was supposed to be an http request for a DTD'd XML asset, and thank god we stopped using it for that and went "no that's okay, it doesn't enforce XML compliance, we'll use it for any text content we want, thanks".

Which of course turned out to be incredibly dangerous when that text is (or is derived from) user-generated content, and that's where JSON comes in: JSON is a true data format, instantly turned into the native object that you can work with in the programming language that browser already has to speak in order to be considered a real browser. In stark contrast to XML, which ironically can't be turned into a data object, it can only be turned into a full fledged, separate document that you then need to use additional APIs for in order to extract data from.

XMLHttpRequest was a bad idea that worked because it was also the best option because it was the only option. Thank goodness we moved on.
I believe Momentary began as a Gilmour solo album. They may have had a toxic relationship, but Waters and Gilmour undoubtedly made their best music working together.
I never understood this with BEM:

.nav {
&__link {
}
}

Why not this?:

.nav {
a {
}
}
I would consider the moral failure of SBF to be worse than the incompetence of Karpeles.

Also, SBF was a billionaire hobnobbing with politicians and celebrated by Forbes. Karpeles was some confused dev on his computer who loved his cat and wanted to build a coffee shop.

SBF's failure is going to have larger consequences outside the crypto sphere.
“Culture of learning” got fetishized too.

Are you learning in NYU or some university?

Where are you learning?
Interesting. How about something like soccer?
Herb Sutter is such an inspiration. His talk here demonstrating his cpp2 language and cpp2 to cpp compiler cppfront is required viewing for both C++ enthusiasts and those looking to jump to other languages.
Have you inquired about this in the US in your area? What do you mean by high grade? To some people this implies physical durability, like an ad for a Ford truck.

It's easy to donate books to libraries in the US and I do it all the time. Here locally, many of them will be sold in the Friends of the Library book sale, so that the library can purchase items on its formal purchase list for example. However I've seen e.g. my specialty books on Blender 3D and web development on the shelf, in addition to literature titles.

There are also Little Free Libraries around the city and most are crammed full with books of all kinds, many very interesting philosophical titles in there too.

Finally there are usually boxes of free books left outside homes if you walk around. Some are more prosaic but often there's a theme such as foreign language learning.
Is it worldwide position?
Blind: Rumor that Meta round 2 of layoff is being planned for Dec
How is it all the computer nerds in movies and in real life are in terrible shape and prbly never workout.
As you rightly pointed out our reords will be forgotten much more quickly because clay tablets and animal hides can last for centuries.
None of our currently employed methods would last nearly as long.
Linux has to support its kernel syscall interface, so that Linux-native programs continue to run. Pretty much everything else is up for grabs - but if you want native Linux software to interoperate within a more Plan9-like system, adding features that allow for implementing/managing these kernel-provided interfaces in userspace is helpful.
My idea of dream life:

- Own a cabin and some acre of lands in some not too remote woods (so still accessible to city hospitals)

- Half of time spent on family life such as outing with $wifie and watching sky using telescope with $son; Half of time spent on learning hardware and low level programming and such;

- Maybe also learn some surviving skills, nothing too fancy and physical demanding. And own a couple of dogs and cats;
Because the crypto firms are a handful of 20 something kids with 0 security background
The day Bitcoin hits zero will be magnificent.
Sure. https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/from-our-experts/u-s-officially-...
I was mainly responding to:

> The biggest limitation is no fillets or bevels, but it sounds like FreeCAD can't do that either.

which is simply untrue: FreeCAD can do fillets and chamfers. It has a built-in tool for them. It almost always works flawlessly.

You're right that FreeCAD will occasionally segfault on a complicated chamfer, but generally this is foreshadowed by a gut feeling that the geometry is so complicated that you yourself actually don't know what a correct chamfer would even look like.

But OK, FWIW, I just attempted the same Model Mania 2001 challenge in FreeCAD, and I got this: https://img.incoherency.co.uk/4072 - it took me about 20 minutes.

I had to guess the thickness of the central web as it doesn't appear to be shown on the drawing: https://blogs.solidworks.com/tech/wp-content/uploads/sites/4...

I didn't run into any issues or crashes with the fillets, the only thing that is arguably an issue is that FreeCAD makes the fillet that intersects with the front edge differently to how other tools do it. The one at the corner of the bottom of the large arc, where it touches the base plate. Arguably this is a FreeCAD bug, but it's hardly the end of the world. To say that FreeCAD "can't do" fillets is just wrong.