skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you are sure to sell out you want to invest in such a system as this is the best way to extract maximum money from your fans. You still have a chance to sell out in the first days for multiple time the usual price.
This system is not used as it will be seen very negatively by fans.
Wonderful idea, Viel Glück.
You can also try to join a domain, enter bad credentials, wait for the error to show up, and then select a local account I believe. That may not be available in the home edition of Windows 11, though.
Not sure it’s long term the most valuable thing I built, but definitely short-term most profitable:

Built an airline pricing system as the sole developer in 3 months in the early 2000’s.
When demoed during late stages of development, it received pre-order guaranteed sales from airlines of $60mn for the next 12 months.

I was paid a paltry $500/day for the contract, and got my marching orders when it was done.
Charles Monroe "Sparky" Schulz (November 26, 1922 - February 12, 2000)
Not endorsing the death penalty, but same question. NPR just had a report on PTSD in prison employees and witnesses participating in executions.
She earns the 11 years through the damage caused to people who used her fraudulent product.

Investors losing their skin? That's all risk/reward. They took big risk for big reward but lost.
I was nominally the lead engineer on the first release of AdWords, though most of the actual code was written by Jeremy Chau. AdWords pretty much changed the world, though not, I think, for the better. :-(

If you want to know what I actually made by myself that I'm most proud of it would be this: https://graceofgodmovie.com/ (I am referring to the movie, not the web site.)
Coming back to the point being discussed - Where exactly does wastage occur inside Firefox's development team? Specifics and data are very persuasive!
Looking back, and filtering for things I built from scratch, probably GRIT [0], the Google Resource and Internationalization Tool. I originally wrote the tool when I had enough of 3-way merges of resource files for Google Desktop, and it ended up being one of a couple of key technologies that enabled Google Chrome to launch from day one in 43 languages, which I think was probably quite impactful to the adoption of that browser.

[0] https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/tools/grit/+/...
GraalJS can run Node applications. Not sure how it does though: emulating the API or interpreting Node's C/C++ with Sulong
TicketMaster has used their market dominance to be display incompetence in customer service with no consequences. Emailed me a "make sure to have your tickets at the show, we mailed them" the day of, sending me into a panic because I hadn't received them. Support was something like an hour-long queue to maybe chat with someone in the Philippines with no info, so I said fuck it and bought another ticket will-call in a nicer section--the show in question wasn't something I'd likely have the opportunity to see again for at least a decade.

Got to the venue to discover that I now had two will-call tickets, since that's how I'd originally purchased the first one, but TicketMaster somehow broke that record on their end.

Never encountered that level of bullshit from any of the smaller providers. TicketWeb was great when I lived in a market where they were the majority and Eventbrite is fine AFAIK. But now I live in a major market and TicketMaster is the only option for all but the smallest venues. What are you gonna do if you don't like them, anyway? Buy out the venue yourself?
With talkjs.com we process millions of user messages monthly :)
Why would anybody in the right mind centralize his/her infrastructure?

I doubt that people actually need something like Cloudflare.
Oh man, variadic generics.

I hope the hope they do on that feature inspires Rust to follow suit. This is a game-changer in terms of expressiveness.
This makes the performance a lot more understandable if you're only searching in a single library. I assume that cuts out >99.9% of those 330 million documents.
Nightmarish yet darkly comical. Sort of torture adjacent…
AdGuard for ad blocking

> Is that AdGuard Home?
In addition to those already mentioned, one way is to enable it in systemd:

# /etc/systemd/system.conf.d/foobar.conf
[Manager]
RuntimeWatchdogSec=60

When used in this manner, if systemd fails to ping the watchdog for 60 seconds, the system resets.

https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-sys...

Somewhat related, nowadays by default systemd enables a 10-minute watchdog just before a regular reboot (i.e. after everything has been shut down) to ensure the reboot happens even if there is a hang for some kernel/HW reason.
Does VMWare Fusion 12 run on macOS Ventura?
(Not a apple m question)
They’ve never gone to the mat to defend free speech. They make a public statement indicating the discomfort they feel blocking content and then they censor it a few days later.
Isn't this the case with any private company?
> They will be happy to exist in the first place.

Projecting much?
The biggest problem is ticket scalper. We have developed a ticket system with personalized encrypted tickets. When you are not able to go the event, you to give your tickets back at us and we will refund the money. Because the tickets are personalized and encrypted, you can not swap them.
So, you can't offer tickets?
so you are saying that one cannot choose colors which have the desired brightnesses and hues providing that it is within the range of colors that a monitor can display? like sRGB?

are you seriously telling me there is no way to produce both a yellow and a blue which have the same apparent brightness and also have the desired hues for an sRGB monitor? because that is not an informed opinion or you are not fully explaining what you are trying to say.

yes, if i naively pick a hue and a saturation and a brightness and change only brightness there may be color shifting associated with brightness changes owing to the particular display technology used, but if i author the colors, and remain within something like sRGB as i am suggesting, then i can author the colors so they appear with the intended apparent brightnesses and hues, which is exactly what the author of the linked article has done.

all i said was that i want a 16-color version of this palette, where all the darker colors have the same apparent brightness as each other, and all the brighter colors have the same, but higher, apparent brightness as each other, and that the brighter colors have the same apparent hue as the associated non-bright color in the palette. that is definitely possible unless you are measuring hues with a precise tool instead of an eyeball.
Hotz is doing this effectively for free.

https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/159295542717976576...

"I’m down for a 12 week internship at Twitter for cost of living in SF.

It’s not about accumulating capital in a dead world, it’s about making the world alive."
Elon is my favorite, together with Trump. Because they don't do politics. They just do what they have the rights to do so.

Tired of moral arguments against them.
Google says <5% of homes in France have air conditioning.
The MBP M2 has an active cooling fan, or am I wrong?
Could be an option. Also no ugly notch and the great touchbar and superior battery runtime.
Price-wise the MPB 14" is superior though.
I'm really curious to know what code they actually managed to share between client and server.

I've been doing fullstack mobile / server dev for 12 years now and i've never ever told myself "what a waste, if only i could reuse this piece of code on/from the server".
I don't know if Coinbase would take that much BTC and immediately cash it out to USD and transfer to your bank.

The part that should be no problem is the American bank itself, if you ask first for instructions. Coinbase is a legit American entity. Procedure should be same as making large transfers or consolidations of IRAs or liquidating brokerage holdings to buy a house.
It's pretty much just men enforcing court orders, particularly in the Bahamas.

Side note: its interesting how "men" has gone from sometimes being gender neutral to being almost exclusively male and how "man" has gone most of the way down the same path.
"Someone to talk to, someone to depend on, and someone to enjoy."

Perhaps this is just due to the fact that I've never had a friend, but I'm not sure what the difference is between what the professor is describing and say a sex worker or escort. So long as the client can afford to, all of those criteria are fulfilled.

Is there something I'm missing?
You can manually configure the network adapters from the Hyper-V UI. I don't know if you can set a priority order, but you can definitely configure the interface Hyper-V uses for VM network connectivity.
Reverse engineering integrity checks in Black Ops 3
I'm UK based and still drive a manual. The main reason being cost. I'm a super infrequent driver (maybe once a week for bulky shops or long weekend trips) and don't want to be paying through the nose for something that is a convenience not an essential. I drive a second hand 2013 Toyota aygo which was super cheap, is zero rated for road tax, incredibly reliable and ultra fuel efficient.

I'd be willing to bet I'm quite representative of other city based drivers who have the option of public transport, walking or cycling. That's why I don't see the demand for manual dropping any time soon.
I'm not much less confident than if they do know how to do it.
Would you like to describe your standard practice? I am interested in implementing this after windows updates have killed our workstations multiple times.

Is there a nice description / workflow / tutorial / script / community where I can learn how to do that?

I did not find any recommended workflow for this by Microsoft itself, but maybe I was searching for the wrong things - windows updates are generally a bad thing to research anything related for. I expected to find some standard workflow description plus tools on some MS website, but no success. Does that exist?

Thank you very much!
That's why crypto exchanges tend to be careful to not imply that they are banks. When you transfer your crypto to an exchange, the crypto is now theirs and they're just promising to give it back to you when you ask for it. Then they can do whatever they want with it internally until they go bust, at which point the promises all go in the trash.
What about the cost factor? In the UK manuals are still significantly cheaper than automatics.
Honestly, if I wasn't a technical guy and I saw my channel and all my content on some piped.kavin.rocks or yewtu.be which aren't visually distinguishable from all the non-alternative-YouTube-frontend tube sites, I would assume someone's ripping all my content and impersonating me as well. I can totally see where the DMCA is coming from.

And even knowing the technical differences, one may want to dissociate with a stupid domain name like yewtu.be.

Edit: I showed https://yewtu.be/channel/<channel_id> to a content creator friend just now. Predictably, the reaction is "WTF, am I being impersonated? What should I do?"
"Worker protections" generally means "small business deterrents". Worker protections are great if you want a small number of large corporations to rule everything.

Hiring people is ridiculously expensive (their salary and even health care/benefits are a small fraction of the total cost), and the last thing small businesses need is even more expense to hire. Large companies can amortize with economies of scale (e.g. HR departments).

You could try to play a cat-and-mouse game (e.g., make laws that apply only to companies with more than X employees, so companies restructure so it applies to them), which then leads to laws so complicated that only large companies with dedicated lawyers could afford to navigate.

And here we are now. "The road to hell is paved with good intentions" combined with "I'm from the government and I'm here to help".
Then the string compare would fail and the little icon in the bottom right would show an exclamation mark.

This can be a problem if there's some kind of critical vulnerability in the Microsoft HTTP stack, but I don't think this attack vector is all that relevant.

Same with other captive portal detection endpoints, there's very little actual parsing going on with these requests.
Nope - see my previous answer in this thread ;-)
The short answer is no, most exchanges are happy to take large deposits straight from an Eth or BTC wallet with a little bit of KYC, but your US bank might have put up the same guardrails and Coinbase could always fold in the same way that FTX has.
You forgot to add female.
Except extracting as many dollars as possible isn’t the goal. Many bands try to keep their tickets affordable.

The solution is to break up Ticketmaster. The companies they gobbled up handled this fine. Imperfectly, sometimes shoes sold out in minutes, but the prices and the fees were fair, and Will Call can wipe out the scalpers.
Actually a few. First VRS systems under ms-dos, a at-pc could handle 60 lines per machine, later we were able to connect them though Lan networks (5Mb). We did handle over 500k calls a day. Data collection for utility, gas, water, electricity. No more physical meter readings, we occupied 85% of the Dutch market.
I am currently using Obsidian and thinking of moving back to Joplin. Is Joplin now able to sync changes when detected? or is it still limited to periodic sync?
Employee management tech raises eyebrows in the Big Apple
You can't even clutch start some modern manuals.
I bookmarked this service. Really useful. thanks.
So you are telling me they could have built lower cost tourist attractions based on the bronze age history of the location but they decided to pave over their money maker because Legoland is an internationally recognized brand?
You nut. I love absolutely everything about this.
That's not an issue of the platform, that's simple boycotting and companies just have to make the choice of either biting the bullet and keeping them, or banning them. In all this however, lies a question that nobody asked, what's the responsibility of the party getting banned? Why should the person have the right to spill bigotry and hatred without facing any consequences?
You are a god.

Thank you.
In the UK manuals are still significantly cheaper, so the bottom end of the market prefers them as well as the petrol heads
How about a horse then…

I mean I’m taking my kids to daycare. Not focusing on lanes, speed, gears, rpm’s makes lets me focus more on road, traffic and cars ahead. Why people insist being a Luddite on even most frivolous things is a virtue?
What kind of challenges were you given? Might help if you can point specifically to where the gaps are.
They're lumped together under "automatic transmission" insofar as the industry goes, however yes - the DCT is very different under the hood.

In this case, though, an automatic transmission is - for all intents and purposes - a transmission that does not require the driver to handle shifting at all. The DCT fits in this category.
> about how Cloudflare messes up the sender field for you

... What? Cloudflare has nothing to do with the email sending so it doesn't mess up any sender fields. If you mean for receiving emails, the sender field has always been totally fine for me. I don't see anybody complaining about it, I think you are misunderstanding other comments
I'd guess this is just false.
Cloudflare will have nothing to do with you deliverability because that is only being used for receiving emails
Yep, that's how viruses spread kids. Better install some McAffee.
There are a few anti-clickbait title filters. Questions posed in the title are changed to statements. Either it is or it isn't.

In this case, "HN Changes Submitted Titles" is more informative and concise. Your post doesn't answer "How", it merely states that changes occur.
People don't use filters just for sleep-related benefits. My optician recommended me to stay away from blue light and sunlight because of my eye conditions.
yes. A friend is also someone that depends on you, that enjoys you, that is excited when they see you.
>> "If I was smart, I'd..." Do that and start right away.

Great advice! I wondered what GPT-3 would do.

This is the output of the prompt "If I was smart, I'd":

If I was smart, I'd know what to do
If I was smart, I would've known better
I'm not smart, I'm just a fool
And I'm in love with you
My point on artists is that maximising value extraction isn't their priority.

I worked in the industry for almost a decade, had 2 record labels, and signed a number of bands that became famous (for some definition of that) as well as worked with bands that were famous (for any definition of that)... so I have some experience here even though that experience has aged a bit.

Artists are balancing revenue now, with future growth, with record sales, with drawing in new fans, with taking the tour to as wide a representation of their fanbase as possible... and it really truly isn't as simple as "charge the highest price possible".

Far better models can be seen in sales of things like the Glastonbury Music Festival (real identity required, but administered by See Tickets) and Dice ( https://dice.fm/ which allows fan to fan resale ).

Those are better because 1) they limit the ability of scalpers, and 2) the fan-to-fan resale also allows flexibility (less need for thundering herd, as there are always people who cannot attend and now they can safely and respectfully sell to their peers).

Both processes generate a vast amount of data on the sales process, as well as the resale process - which better informs promoters of venue sizing and ticket pricing in the future. Both are good platforms for future evolution of fan-to-fan resale in a way that can enable more of the value to be returned to the artist whilst balancing the other criteria well. What they do is provide promoters with richer data, which allows promoters to make better sizing and venue decisions earlier.

To the separate questions elsewhere in the thread as to how to tackle Ticketmaster, the answer is to not fight them in their space... i.e. to not sell tickets for venues under their exclusive control. Here you see Dice succeeding as they focused on major nightclubs, including Ibiza super clubs... they're selling larger venues than most rock venues, on a daily or weekly basis... outside of Ticketmaster... with more revenue going to the venue, artist and promoters despite the ticket price only having increased a few % points. Ticketmaster control some large venues... but think of festivals, smaller venues, theatres, nightclubs... Ticketmaster really only are present for a small number of super-sized venues, more of the industry exists outside the Ticketmaster venues than in it. Don't go for the red ocean market, go for the blue ocean market ( https://www.blueoceanstrategy.com/tools/red-ocean-vs-blue-oc... ).

Data and time create a fairer market... not exclusive venue control or making people pay as high a price as possible.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33666119
The whole back end for a TV solution that worked on mobiles and over Edge connections - 64kbps - for millions of users in Africa.
Courts determine guilt, and the courts did not find Ross guilty of attempted murder beyond reasonable doubt. So, objectively, Ross is innocent of attempted murder.

If the prosecutors thought they had a good case, why wouldn't they pursue this?

You can't have it both ways, is court the authority on guilt or not? If not, how can you trust his guilty verdict for the other crimes?
Out of curiosity since I'm not that familiar with OCaml:

How would you make this extensible?

It seems that adding new functions besides add and mult would require modifications to `run`, right?
Does workstation edition have the same dumb properties as LTSC such as "Visual Studio won't install because reasons" or any other restrictions?
>Is there something I'm missing?

Yes, but it's difficult to describe in words.

Part of it is the reassurance of knowing that there's someone you can depend on when times get tough. An escort wouldn't help you back onto your feet if you lost everything; they'd just move onto the next client.

The "talk" you get from a paid relationship is different too. For starters, they're not going to risk losing your business by telling you a difficult truth that you need to hear. This could cause you to become offended, after all, and isn't their place to tell you.
This is what https://www.get-protocol.io/ are doing.

“ Tickets become tradable digital collectibles (NFTs), with a variety of awesome possibilities for fans & event organizers.”
If a tree falls in a forest and nobody heard it, did it fall?

If a person wrote obscenities on twitter and nobody saw them or can discover them, did they write anything? If they did, how do you know when you haven't seen it. If they didn't, how is it different from never writing it in the first place?
You can get the originating IP via mod_remoteip, or its nginx brethren. You can block those IPs in your firewall, or via the Cloudflare firewall.
f.lux don't usually change the color of screenshots if you have a proper grafics card. It changes the color on the output to screen.
More like 1995 hardware.
Not if they parse the payload of the response
Yes if they only use the http status

(I Think they rely on the payload…)
Improving Workers TypeScript support: accuracy, ergonomics and interoperability
>Imagine there’s another one of you. Wouldn’t you want to be friends with them?

Holy shit, that's a really thought-provoking question.

I wonder how many others would answer "probably not".
Bus Factor of top GitHub projects
In theory. In reality I live somewhere with lots of worker protections, lots of small businesses and I know people who run very small “mom and pop” type businesses who have absolutely no problem obeying these laws.
So the courts didn't determine he did it by the only standard that actually matters, guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

It is not a contradiction to say he could've been guilty by preponderance of evidence and innocent because of reasonable doubt.

You either trust the high standards of criminal culpability, or you don't -- in which case why do you believe his other guilty verdict can be trusted?
Right now the limit is 100MB because of Cloudflare, no length limit, costs $1.30/h to run this, that's enough for a 2x RTX A6000 on Vast.ai can you check out the specs there
To expand on parent, you may wish to read a little more about USDC, Uniswap and non custodial wallets (also known as self custody).

Uniswap would allow you to trade any token that follows the ERC20 interface (not all of them do, but many). USDC would allow you to mitigate day to day price volatility. Non custodial wallet would mean the burden lies on you to secure the funds, but a CEX getting hacked or investing away your deposits is not possible. Self custody also means you could move some to another CEX in US to attempt withdrawal.

Also should note there are different and additional risks with this approach: you might lose your keys, get phished/hacked, or use the blockchain incorrectly, or USDC/Uniswap contracts could fail, etc.

Very sorry to hear about your situation.
I'm curious how exactly would an emergency call fail. How is it different from any other phone call, from the phone OS level?
1. There is a large corpus of scientific publications.

2. Thanks to scihub et al, it is possible to download them en masse.

3. It is now feasible to train good language models on a large text corpus.

4. Wouldn't it be interesting to see what a model trained on this data comes up with? Maybe even new connections in existing knowledge?
On the flip side, when you have kids suddenly every other person you've ever known with kids of a similar age will come out of the woodwork to say hello. :)