skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Brilliant way to get thousands of tech people to look at your business card.

Edit: This was updated, it used to point to his real Github username. Not that there's anything wrong with that! It's clever marketing.
The other reason for this, is you want to present the enthusiastic side of you.

A candidate that is energetic, excited, and passionate about programming. Practice this in front of the mirror. Record yourself.
I really like my original NanoVNA; it is an extremely useful device. (I used it this past week to align an AM radio receiver.) And there's a Plus version that goes up to 4 GHz that goes for around $225. So this unit sort of completes it on the "high end" for hobbyist VNAs

I don't really need to go up to 6GHz yet, but it's good to know there will be reasonably priced options if/when the need arises.
Don't need secret sale emails, the lifetime Plex Pass is right there on their page: https://www.plex.tv/plex-pass/
Thanks. Of course I was kidding about texting while motorcycling.

I’m not kidding about Frankenstein. What a jerk! He creates a monster, releases it without testing, avoids responsibility for the results. His girlfriend dies as he mopes around. When he finally does react, he’s responsible for the death of some sailors. He bitches at the ones who don’t die & they ditch him on an ice floe. Where he dies. What a jerk.
Does this require any special set up?

I’m asking out of laziness.. my local server has pi hole set up, and the other devices use that for DNS thru Tailscale, but I’m not sure what gets blocked for stuff running on the server. I recall some Tailscale setup involved a flag to disable some DNS thing. Hmmm
Simple note-taking app with a Markdown editor, built with Flutter and Firebase
I really want to play Haunted House 3D and modernized Yars'. $40 seems a tad high but, it's GOG, I might go for it.
I am interested in migrating to Jellyfin for most of the same reasons, but the apparent lack of an Apple TV app is a bit of a deal breaker.
In the video, he mentions the different spellings.
> phones & tablets should just be able to connect over SMB & you should use whatever media player you want on your device.

This does not provide the same feature set as Jellyfin and others like it provide. An important omission is server-side transcoding; if I upload 4K content to my instance I might want to be able to watch it from an Airbnb with a subpar connection.

Keeping track of things I've watched (regardless of which device), auto playing the next episode, automatically fetching metadata and subtitles, being able to share collections with friends are some other features I enjoy from Jellyfin that most players don't do out of the box.

Sure, you could rig up a bunch of different programs to do something more or less comparable, but that would be a bunch of extra work for the server operator and would ultimately provide a worse experience.
From the link:

> Recap:

> - cryptodotcom sent 320k ETH to Gate

> - Gate sends 285k back
"They said I passed the interviews and promised an offer. After a month of "trying to find a customer to place me", telling me I'm a fantastic candidate etc. they finally decided to cancel the verbal offer until maybe next year."

I get downvoted everytime i say this. But, from the recruiters that actually speak afterwards, there are too many good resumes on the market: FAANG. They are everywhere trying to get a remote gig. Anywhere in the bay/ny is hosed for non remote. I have no idea why everyone is trying to hire first to be laid off FAANG. PRO TIP! You can use linked in to see who they ended up hiring.
Not sure about a movie but I think the horror-ish show Fortitude was filmed there. First season was good, then downhill from there.
He’s not even a Doctor!
I love those hippy-dippy lines connecting the pads on a vintage PCB.

Edit: possible: YouTuber not of Earth.
I've only seen ads in Plex when watching the streaming services they have integrated, which is expected. Those services need to pay for their content somehow.

My media is completely ad-free.
Feminist made motherhood and home making unsexy so nowadays a lot of women just feel compelled to grind themselves in the jobs they do not want to do.

Men and women are fundamentally different on biological and emotional plane. They complement each other. But instead they are being forced to compete. It's time to recognise and change this.
TL;DR:

After causing a newly minted generation of entrepreneurs to lose fiscal discipline, investors demand companies unwind this capital-burning strategy by seeking immediate profitability, in turn allowing those investors to demonstrate fiscal discipline to their LPs.
Those are not audits, they're attestations.

They've been resisting being audited. I wonder why.

https://blockworks.co/tether-pushes-back-timeline-on-audit-r...
>Well, not like you since you’re genuinely trying to solve real-world problems.

Clarification: I'm not actively trying to help people, I just enjoy thinking about institutions in my spare time. Here are some relevant HN comments of mine to give a sense:

* fixing gerrymandering https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33517757

* settling antarctica as the planet warms https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33483424

* depolarizing social media https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33483177

* fixing america's constitutional amendment process https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33355325

* getting hedge funds to actually be useful https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33274789

* combining the best aspects of both capitalism and socialism https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32972790 -- more details here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32974503

I don't have much formal training in this stuff so you should take all these proposals with a grain of salt.
This was the main factor that I checked when switching from Plex to Jellyfin. Was really happy they supported my cheapo Rokus. The apps are perfectly OK. They are less good for music, but the show/movie experience is better than it was for plex after they made it super annoying to get to your collection.
Funny enough, I've had many a layover there. I don't recall ever seeing him (it's not a small airport, so no surprise) but I probably would have sought him out if I knew about him.

Anyway, it's not the worst airport I've been in. Not great, but not that bad. Steigl for breakfast is grand.
> but I had no problem finding jobs with independent bootstrapped startups

Is there a particular place where you go to find these?
Isn't that a pretty lame excuse? In exchange for saving a few dollars, you're going to hand over the keys to your entire account -- or possibly your entire net worth -- to an unknown, unregulated, unaccountable corporation?
"Program is where instructions are typed. It has a maximum of eleven lines of code."

Egads.
Phones and tablets can access windows shares just fine. You just need a file manager that supports it. Regardless, direct playing files from a share, doesn't come close to matching the UX a media server provides.

Also, don't expose windows shares to the internet.
I first encoutered this story well into adulthood, and could never quite articulate why it struck such a chord in me (and clearly, many others).

Later in life, after becoming familiar with the work of Joseph Campbell (Hero with a Thousand Faces) and Jordan Peterson (c.f. his lectures that unpack Pinnochio, The Lion King and his Biblical series), I began to understand the underlying elements in the story that make it reach so deep into our psyches.

Theme 1: pure love as a purifying crucible. Love as the ultimate goal and the ultimate sacrifice. The boy loves the rabbit, but it goes from being new and shiny to being torn and ragged. But love makes it "real". In that sense it is not a sacrifice, but the achievement of a higher ideal.

Theme 2: rebirth and redemption. The Phoenix story. The rabbit is burnt, shedding everything but its purest essence. The tear symbolizes the remnants of attachments to its past self.
Thanks for posting this, hadn't heard about the channel before. Always wanted to experience life above the artic circle, but watching these videos will do instead.
> Most people think it is as easy as ordering a hardware wallet ...

I also don't understand why some folks are so attracted to a custom hardware device. It's straight-forward to grab Bitcoin software from Github, put it on an air-gapped laptop via USB stick, run it and generate a new pubkey, write down recovery info and bury in backyard, send btc to that pubkey, and done.

https://github.com/bitcoin
This has been some of the funniest few days in recent memory. Even my crypto true-believer HODL maximalist friends are questioning the entire ecosystem and its value.

I think it’s funny that so many people have been hypnotized by get-rich-quick schemes and promises of a utopian monetary system while forgetting what the original —actual— value proposition of crypto was: Buying heroin.

As a corollary to “not your keys not your coins” I submit “if you can’t confidently exchange it for illegal drugs, it’s not a currency”
Hyper scale the vehicle and fleet size. Make the aerodynamic design elements detach in orbit. Send the fleet to asteroid Psyche for mineral collection. Next step is in orbit construction by Tesla Optimus bot swarm. Hurry up before World War 3.
Crypto has a strong reputation as a haven for money laundering, drug sales... So if any of the Mexican/South American drug cartels lost a lot of money Sam and the other top management of those companies could end up dead.
I actually think this blowback is going to hit Sam's parents, who are part of the liberal intelligentsia.

Sam himself is unquestionably going to jail or exile.
I’ve followed a few tutorials to set up personal VPNs, but ended up abandoning them soon later. The main reason is that I don’t know if they are secure or how to keep them secure, so using these instances has a potential security risk. Does any one know if there’s any tool that I can run periodically to make sure my VPN is secure ?
If exchanges can and do "reverse" transactions, what's the point of crypto? Legal use-cases only. Honestly curious. Each time I ask people talk about how they're from some country and need to send money to their grandma in some other country and their government won't let them, nor will their traditional services, etc. etc. Fair enough, but you're technically just circumventing the government and its laws there.

I'm more curious about a situation where it's totally legal in every respect and crypto is better.
Is it just me or has plex slowly become less stable? Everything from random crashes which can be solved by exiting and reentering the stream through to subtitles just not working at all?
This is a SOL-2?

This is an 8080 CP/M machine of the same era as the Apple ][.

I lusted after these machines in my early teens. The Exidy Sorcerer was a particular draw.
Lifetime Plex for goes on sale a few times a year instead of $120 it goes down to like $75. Everybody (including me tbf) just waits a year until a sale and buys lifetime. I don't know why they keep offering deep discounts on their lifetime pass because their userbase has an upper limit - there's only so many people interested in running their own illegal piracy server
I dig it—any plans for generating a dark mode card?
> the much more credible risk of being boycotted by a few million customers who also happen to be Musk's fans

This doesn’t seem credible at all. You make it seem like he’s some kind of cult leader, which he is not. People find him fascinating as a tabloid character because he’s the richest man in the world for now. That’s all.

People were fascinated by Gates, and later Bezos when they had that title, but now nobody pays them any serious attention.
New two-factor authenticator: your Commodore 64
It's tempting to say he did it or inside job, but things never are as obvious as they seem. Why not just quietly siphon off funds from a cold wallet to his personal wallet? Why use a malicious app at all? This leads me to believe it was not an inside job.
Hi sorry for the late reply! If you're still checking this, then a UI like this might be useful! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2ah9CtlaEs
Maybe their ejector seat from 1943 didn't work then.
> Bitcoin will always have intrinsic value even if everybody sell their coins because some idiots like me invested in this thing long time ago and lost their keys.

Lost coins are not support for intrinsic value. Use-value that doesn't depend on the market is intrinsic. Value from perceptions and perceived scarcity (even if the perception is driven by actual scarcity) is extrinsic.

But I don't think lost coins supports the existence of even extrinsic value; it might be an extrinsic >1 multiplier on value from some other source by increasingn scarcity, but it won’t provide a baseline of value if nothing else does.
And when you exercise, certainly in HIIT, parts of your brain go to a lower usage, but at the same time there is a ton of blood going through the tissues, so the cells probably get to recharge with all the extra blood and nutrient/energy transport going on.

Plus when you're done with exercise, the entire metabolic engine keeps going for 30-60 minutes (or even more depending on how hard you go), which also gives the opportunity for brain cells to recharge.
But always: https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/citigroup-wins-appeal-ove...
I mean hell, you could be part of the magic sauce that helps a new startup grow into something really promising, but until the higher-ups recognize you and truly respect you, you'll probably just get shoved aside at some point, because politics or whatever other change happens during the growth. And the only thing that reflects respect is 1. a meaningful equity percentage and 2. guarantee that you won't be forced to give up the stake because of some exercise deadline after you leave.
So I see.

(Sorry, but you almost begged me to do it!)
In USA Clinton's attempted Clipper Chip failed, and PGP was found to be speech. How can USA ban speech and math?

https://archive.epic.org/crypto/clipper
Biggest selling point of Jellyfin for me is that it has a Roku app. It still needs some work and some polish but it's very usable. Also the dev community is huge.
Thestory from Poland which really stood out to me: The Witcher :-)
Depending on how long you're willing to wait, their emails regularly have 20-50% off discounts on the lifetime pass
How do you manage the metadata between all the services? Seems like a huge headache to keep them all correct and updated
No, it means that he was just one of several people interviewed for the position, and either they liked someone else more, or they already had someone considering an offer when they interviewed him but were interviewing a backup in case the other candidate declined.
"SBF convicted of a felony before 2026" is at 87%: https://manifold.markets/mr22222222/sbf-convicted-of-a-felon...
Personally, I think crypto should be: live by the sword, die by the sword. The agreement is the code is law, so the code should be law.
I bought a 4k projector recently to use for a home theatre which came with AndroidTV. I have a small collection of 4k movies and shows that I wanted to enjoy, but my PC was on a different floor from my projector. I had used Plex a long time ago, and looked for an open source alternative and found JellyFin. It took like 20 minutes to get set up and start watching my content on my projector. The JellyFin AndroidTV app auto-discovered the server running on my PC, and it also supports streaming HEVC encoded content natively, which the web browser client on Firefox and Chrome doesn't seem to yet [1]. When I streamed HEVC content in the web browser client, the server was transcoding it on the fly, which was nice but it was sending my PC to 100% CPU. The library organization features are probably not as good as Plex's, but they are good enough for me.

[1] https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/clients/codec-support/
Theranos Elizabeth Holmes asks for a lenient 18-month sentence at home
If it had accidentally been sent to some unknown guy in Kazakhstan, the money is gone.

Here it was sent to a known address tied to a legal entity, and the law does not allow for keeping accidental deposits ... it wasn't "reversed", it was voluntarily sent back.
"It is under the word government, that the subtle danger lurks. Understood as a central consolidated power, managing and directing the various general interests of the society, all government is evil, and the parent of evil."

"A strong and active democratic government, in the common sense of the term, is an evil, differing only in degree and mode of operation, and not in nature, from a strong despotism."

This past century, common thought may have shifted to a more "dangerous evil" definition versus the original sense of "unenlightened, capricious will," nevertheless it is indeed a pleasant surprise that the FTC would act in a more "enlightened" (my opinion) or "long overdue" response to corporate misbehavior.
It's not an excuse, just an economic reality. People prescribe value to things. The value of a typical transaction at a centralized exchange isn't worth the on-chain transaction cost. That's a problem with current blockchains, not a problem with the purchaser.
I don't think you know what you're talking about. Rust has "windows-gnu", which doesn't require a Visual Studio installation.
I guess it wouldn’t disagree with you as hard if most relations weren’t typed so loosely because of the polymorphism
Search for Stolen Bikes Uncovers a Vermont City's Deeper Problems
Replying to say that I just noticed this today, and decided it was a negative tendency. I was reading a history article on The Athletic and was wondering about some things. Only after mulling a bit, I noticed they were links to some good youtube videos.
Why didn't they send all of it back...?
Citibank won on appeal: https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/citigroup-wins-appeal-ove...

Citigroup Inc is entitled to recoup about $500 million of its own money that it accidentally wired Revlon Inc lenders three years early, a U.S. appeals court said on Thursday. Reversing a lower court ruling, the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan said it was improper to give the lenders a "huge windfall" by letting them keep Citigroup's money, and that they had been on notice the wiring was a mistake.
I don't believe reasonable defaults are possible for that use case. I mean, some anomalies are sure interesting. But I don't care about people trying to exploit MS exchange on my Linux boxes... Everyone runs something different, so unless a lot of profiles are provided that you can turn on/off, what would a reasonable default even be?
I was hoping to find a bit more than, "do better."

What are the decisions? How can they be made better?

What data? Why aren't we collecting it already?
them: "We should switch to rebase! I read this blog!"

me: "ok."

(even though this will cost hundreds of productivity hours - explaining it to new devs and wondering why all your history disappeared again, sigh you shouldn't rebase on a public branch! , gah fuck it)
Security teams should be doing DPI, using a corporate controlled CA to decrypt the traffic and then feed it into a SIEM which should start screaming bloody murder when it detects a mismatch between SNI and the requested host
They link to a commercial app for the AppleTV. It’s totally worth the $0.99/month until they get the official Swiftfin version working.
Coming up: once the funds were on Gate they also accidentally traded them and lost 35k ETH doing so.
Iranian who made Paris airport home for 18 years dies
Tbh, i stopped reading and upvoted you after "waterboarded with Slack"
Visual Studio is a bloated mess, and has been for many years. Its at least 10 times larger than other options, such as MinGW-LLVM:

https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw
I tried to switch to jellyfin from plex, but the TV app is not yet good enough. The subtitles looked ugly, there was no way to customize it. They are huge, almost covering up a quarter of my 55 inch screen.

Apart from this one issue, I didn't feel anything missing. It's quite good. I don't see a reason to use plex over jellyfin unless you want some of their paid features.
A number of children equal to either the entire population of either Fort Worth, TX or Baltimore, MD (depending on whether or not you believe Guttmacher or the CDC) is killed every year [2].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_b...
[2]: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2022/06/24/what-the-da...
are you sure you don't mean the knights who till recently said "snee", but now say "snecky-snecky-snecky-snecky-ptang-zoo-boing-zou-zim"?
Capture the flag using OSINT techniques (2019)
SMB has been a huge transmission vector for viruses over the years, that's why some ISPs block it by default (its security is terrible).

And as someone who used to watch over SSHFS for years... the biggest feature of things like Jellyfin/Plex is automatically remembering what I'm watching and where I am. Admittedly it's mostly an issue if you watch shows instead of movies (I'm never going to remember which episode of 52 episodes I'm on) but having the app remember is so much better than updating a wiki page/text file/whatever manually as to where I am so I know where to restart watching (which I've accidentally messed up before. Very fun to watch stuff out of order and be like "wut....").

Speaking of dlna... it's kind of awful (at least years ago when I tried to use minidlna with my TV). It's way better to just get a Linux mini PC and hook that up to the TV and let the TV be a monitor.

(Also yeah, I wish we had a better than Android option for phones... https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/ exists if you want to throw a bunch of money at it, not sure if there's a whole lot better)
Sure, but that's tangential to my point as Crypto.com would've been bound by the law either way, no?
FreeBSD implemented it around 2012, in the early days of their ZFS work

I definitely recall using ZFS on FreeBSD in 2010, and no part of the experience suggested it was immature at that point. Full disclosure: used it explicitly for ZFS, and haven't used it since.
Surely other energy sources can be a replacement, but for a lot of things, fossil fuel is still the only solution today (agriculture, mining, air travel).

Can we manage the energy transition? Perhaps. I was always a pessimist, so my guess is no. The technology for it has yet to be invented. In overshoot territory, we're already living on borrowed time. The world's ecological footprint widely exceeds the Earth biocapacity has long been exceeded, now imagine 8 billion people who want to live the lifestyle of Americans. Demand in energy just keeps growing. Renewables don't even displace fossil fuels, they only increase the total energy output.
Show HN: Fed Up Inflation Game
Elixir/Phoenix LiveView

Concept shamelessly stolen from Cookie Clicker.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CURRCIR
All of those can be enjoyed by octogenarians. There are octogenarians who finish Ironman triathlons.

https://www.tri247.com/triathlon-news/age-group/ironman-kona...

The key is to start early and build up enough strength and fitness to sustain you for awhile after the inevitable, irreversible decline sets in around age 70.

https://peterattiamd.com/ama39/
Serious Q, but what incentive would they have in killing him? Would that get them their money back? Wouldn't they lose more than they could gain?
Coral Vita is an interesting company working on this, accelerating coral culturing so there's more stock to seed depleted or potential locations with:

https://www.coralvita.co/
My point is that a clearinghouse would seem archaic give defi and modern instruments, yet they still exist because history has shown they will survive times of crisis.
You don’t need much money to be rich in Buenos Aires right now if you have cash. And you can have a pretty nice place 2h from the city, nice in what you want, remote and basic, mild weather, no natural disasters, but you always have some level of crime like breakins if you’re gone for too long or stolen little crap and shit like that