skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right. It's unfortunately extremely common - even in-store clerk for major telecom swill make undeliverable promises and assurances; when it's a random, subcontracted, un-accountable stranger at your door, there's no limit to what they can say in the inherently he-said/she-said scenario.

There's NO earthly benefit to consumer to signing something from a door-to-door salesperson. You don't have the context, you don't have comparison, you don't have background, you don't have information, you don't have assurance or proof or trust or anything that it takes for you to make a beneficial decision. All you have are eroding defenses against a targeted onslaught. At best, at BEST, you'll get something you could've gotten with less risk and less pressure through regular channels. At worst - well, there's no upper limit to the worst. You may get a slightly more expensive regular product, or you may get a slightly subpar product, or you may end up in any number of various nightmare scenarios. There's just no upside.

I'm the nicest, politest, most conflict-avoiding person in real life, and known for it. And I hate that they push and push and push and make me turn nasty before they'll hear a "No".
You should also mention you are using Sherlock as the underlying backend which does that actual searching as you did in this post.

https://old.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/z1ts1n/i_built_an_a...

S̵h̵e̵r̵l̵o̵c̵k̵ ̵u̵s̵e̵s̵ ̵M̵I̵T̵ ̵l̵i̵c̵e̵n̵s̵e̵ ̵a̵n̵d̵ ̵y̵o̵u̵ ̵s̵t̵i̵l̵l̵ ̵h̵a̵v̵e̵n̵'̵t̵ ̵a̵d̵d̵e̵d̵ ̵M̵I̵T̵ ̵l̵i̵c̵e̵n̵s̵e̵ ̵t̵o̵ ̵y̵o̵u̵r̵ ̵r̵e̵p̵o̵.̵

https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock

https://github.com/bnkc/handlefinder

With that said, I like the look of the UI you put on top, great work!

Edit: As others have pointed out, the author doesn't need to make their creation MIT as well. I misunderstood the license agreement. They just have to include the notice of the dependencies somewhere. TIL.
https://biztoc.com for instance.
I have the same issues with Find My.

I will have my AirPods Pro 2 in my pocket and just left work, and Find My is notifying me that I left them behind. This happens every day.

Then one time I purposely left them behind at work while I went home, and Find My DID NOT notify me that I had left them behind.

So there is some bug or glitch in the way that tracking system works.

Edit: I am in the USA
I'm going to challenge the question - if I've got something written down, why would I need to memorize it? Maybe in school where closed-notes tests are a thing, sure, but nowhere in the 'real-world' tests one's ability to memorize in the strict sense. I write things down for a reason and that reason is not just accessory to memorizing it. I put things on paper precisely so I don't have to put them in my brain. To keep them in both places would be redundant.

On that note, I have ADHD, and very little 'brain-RAM', and really lack the ability to memorize things or recall what I've memorized. The only consistent way I've found to 'memorize' things is to deep-learn them, to the point where I can infer all the answers from prior knowledge, and draw new conclusions from existing conclusions, pretty much all the way down. I can't just brute-force-memorize the conclusions themselves. Every step inbetween has to make sense. It's like memorizing the square series as individual numbers, 1, 4, 9, 16, etc. (something I cannot do) vs memorizing the formula x^2 and being able to calculate the resulting numbers when needed (something I can do).
Same for me. People kept telling me to take notes when listening and when I tried it, I immediate lost track after jotting down just a few words.
If you really like sticking it to government, have you considered not donating money to them? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33020479
Ironically, it is much easier for me to write good documentation if there are a couple of meetings scheduled around it. Having 3 joint sessions with at least another person is great, first to get the "bone structure" of the document, then to confirm that the "flesh sits right", and finally to resolve any unclarities that might be left.
And that's why I prefer making a username per site I use. No need to connect the dots, no need for this tool, except for spying on a person.
https://xkcd.com/1425/ but replace "whether they're in a national park" with "show a warning" and "whether the photo is of a bird" with "have a undo button".
This is another great but underrated statement.

Instead of endlessly debating if Mercedes should have done this or not, vote with your wallet. if you dont agree with what they did dont buy the product.

If enough people dont buy it, they will change. it isnt like Mercedes has a lock on the market like you see in other areas.
one thing to note is that the performance is still on the level of normal wasmer exexution and thus inferior to natively compiled code in most instances
[x] - Send me emails about product updates.

(Receiving these emails should be opt-in. But companies often find lame excuses to ignore this preference so I prefer to not hand over my email address at all.)
The best way to retain information is by burning it into your brain with spaced repetition and Anki to help.
We changed the url from https://imgur.io/gallery/3JVAIHS to a copy of the paper it's taken from. Thanks to the user who emailed!

Edit: changed back to that from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/257920157_The_Names... because people couldn't read the paper at the latter link.
True. Moreover, even if a site implemented this in a naive way, they made the UX much worse for the attacker.
And that constitutes a significant issue, if we follow the reasoning of the article.

It does, actually: it hampers casual attackers -- those looking for any account in. On the other hand, attackers out to break into a specific account will not be deterred. Then again: they are not deterred in either case, so you might as well go with the version that impacts some attackers.
I'm just tunneling, really. I prefer the logs on my WG box vs the local ISP and whoever else in-between. I don't think my webhost is really in the business of tracking down VPN users and selling out their browsing history, although it's possible. I do think my ISP probably is cashing in on people's browsing history, though, in some form or fashion.

I use a pi-hole as well to block the trackers etc as much as possible, and so I don't leak DNS requests to the ISP either.
Let me guess, there aren't any logical arguments, and no real-world examples that apply?
It’s actually sitting on my hdd. Just need to finish it off. I got sidetracked.
There's personal responsibility individuals have for harming others from known consequences for their decisions and behavior.

The resulting government policies are usually a direct result of multiple cases in civil litigation.

The libertarians rules have been followed. Some of them just really don't believe in what they preach.
I'm confused, you've been trying to buy an item from that website for years and it never occurred to you to just use a different email address? This isn't really believable.
That's the city I was referring to. The estimates I saw said 20k, so it depends what estimates you look at. It's still very small compared to other major cities of the time.
I get you. However, I think you're overthinking it.

Crypto is not money, it's a technology that makes it easy to track and transfer units out of account in a trustless way.

Most would confidently argue that stablecoins are money. I would argue Bitcoin and Ethereum are also nascent forms of money, but that's outside the wider tech/platform point.

How would you word it?
So if I have a fairly unremarkable setup with LSP to give me completions, what do I get by fooling around with tree-sitter. It seems like this is more geared toward building an AST, so I'm not sure how it would present itself to the end user currently?
There is this open book https://cs.brown.edu/people/rtamassi/gdhandbook/
We've drawn some inspiration from there and followed to some references too
Try restarting your phone. My partners device had some kind of bug where it wasn’t communicating with Find My properly so it would keep alerting them for their items not being with them (my phone being near was enough for the items to relay their info)

That kind of sounds like what you’re facing. Your phone isn’t communicating with Find My so your AirPods in your pocket are seen as missing, but when they’re left at home it’s likely marked as a trusted location or it’s near your other Apple products that are marking it as safe.
He was surely the leader of a fine category:

"Pretiboy"
"Swepestake"
"Stanchebost"

But, there was also another kind:

"Plodder"
"Vagrawnte"
"Helpeles"
Hi, EVA is now a guide to create and tailor a Windows image to the user's needs, similar to Chris Titus Tech's tutorials except it is not a prebuilt ISO being distributed. I use built-in tools such as DISM to modify the image which is what other popular tools such as NTLite use.
Right, people are confused about the timeline.

1. He met with them.

2. He agreed to set up a council.

3. He announced the council.

4. They kept pressuring advertisers.

5. He felt that broke the agreement, so he called off the council and moved forward with unbanning users.

All of this is confirmed by both sides except for #5. There's disagreement about whether there was any kind of "deal". But clearly Elon was under the perhaps false impression it was an agreement of some sort otherwise he would not have agreed to the council idea. The point was to stop pressuring advertisers.
I mean this is a little pedantic. It's true he never said that only games are able to use his language as if it were some kind of law, but he did say that his language is being designed to address issues that video game developers face and that was his main, and almost exclusively his only concern.

If other domains benefit from that, he's not going to actively bar them from using his language, but he also won't give them much consideration.
People are weird, and I have seen people donate money to support absolutely worthless things. So, who knows, maybe if you could convince that family member to digitalize their art and set up a Patreon account, it might become a source of income.

Also, people become better with lots of practice, so who knows what will happen ten years later. In the meanwhile you can give them a link to https://drawabox.com/
Intuituvely, a machine is a thing with an internal state and behaviour that predictably depends only on that state. However, what if the internal state exists, but cannot be completely known or reproduced?
Dictionaries are there to report actual usage not dictate how it should be. I still get to say it's being used as a way to unreasonably paint positive associations on unrelated topics in the same way that the word "right" means both "correct" and also a specific political team. Yes I know this isn't new, Latin for left is "sinister" etc., but I like clarity and dislike the entire pattern this represents, even if it is hard to get away from — both with positive and negative examples — in natural language.

That said:

Democratise running.

Running.

Even with that definition, nope.

(But what it does do is serve as a further example of why the word has such broad usage as to be almost meaningless).
The blog posts about it are great too. This one https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2019-09-29-dcs-positiona... in particular.
And what use case does this solve that doesn't already exist in the current system? What regulations is crypto arbitraging?

I can't see any good with this platform or for crypto as it is used mostly for price speculation.

Crypto is a complete dead end.
> I find it odd that we were always encouraged to take notes, but never once taught how to do it.

Perhaps there were attempts to teach how to do it but it was lost amid all the note taking?
> The reality is, most regular sites do need a reliable way to contact you for business reasons.

In these cases, which I think are more unusual than usual, a email can be required during checkout. There's almost never a valid reason to require a confirmed email account during account creation, before the user has even decided if they want to make a purchase.
How many other toddler-safe devices are useful substitutes for stress relief or entertainment?

Now how many toddler-safe alternatives to a knife are there for dicing vegetables?
Are there any layout behaviors that are possible to achieve with flexbox but impossible with grid? Basically, setting aside inversion of control at the moment, does grid subsume flexbox?

Even the deconstructed pancake example in the posted article doesn't seem to be impossible with CSS grid but I haven't given it too much thought.
I'm all for more transparency around money in politics, but unfortunately there's one political party that has consistently blocked efforts address this issue.

What do you mean by "efforts to influence"? You mean calling people like Elon Musk on the phone and asking them to do stuff? Or like sending emails to people on their mailing list asking them to boycott something?
Hochul signs partial cryptocurrency mining ban into New York law
It's funny how often idiots claim something will happening in the future, despite insurmountable evidence of the counterfactual.
They should adopt the 30 second Gmail/Fastmail undo. It's saved me a few times. People don't like to proofread until after they commit.

Call up your bank and ask how to get the suggestion to the right people. I made a suggestion to my bank, and they implemented it in their app, so you never know.
Tabletop game hobbyists would strongly disagree about tiny magnets having no practical purpose. It's not clear if I'd be able to keep buying the 0.5mm-1mm magnets I regularly use under these rules.
Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev to stay detained until next year’s hearing
Agreed.

It's fun and frustrating how ridiculously hard it is to measure and mark wood for cutting consistently.

I've been off by 1mm because I accidentally cut on the left side of the mark instead of the right side of the mark. Or I have a table leg that's not quite square to the floor because I forgot to square the table saw blade. Arrgh!
SBF has his freedom in Bahamas, enjoying the weather and playing his games

Alexey Pertsev, a dev who was writing open-source code to preserve ppl privacy is in jail for 103 days and will stay there for at least 3+ months during the 'investigation'

That's what justice means
> What I miss though for RSS streams is commenting.

>In a way, RSS is a link aggregator that limits its user base to the ones who read and don't comment.

I share this view. What do you think about a concept wherein a collection of followed feeds is presented in a timeline with the possibility to 'comment' with an email form? It will look like a regular comment textarea under some blogpost, but the commenting is done by email. The reaction isn't immediately visible under the blogpost (if at all) and therefor everything works humanly slow. But there's also no signup required, so it's more anonymous and openly accessible.
Exactly, if you reveal that an account exists when you just type in an email address, then you have a privacy failure and probably a security failure.

For example, the OpenSSF's secure software development fundamentals course <https://openssf.org/training/courses/> in its section on minimizing feedback <https://github.com/ossf/secure-sw-dev-fundamentals/blob/main...> says:

* If a user tries to create an account using an email address, don't tell the user if an account with that email address already exists. Similarly, if a user tries to do a password reset using an email address, don't tell the user if there is no account with that email address. Providing that information would allow an attacker to determine if a specific email address is being used (or not) by some existing account.

Now for the unpopular take: not everyone lives in the US. The GDPR requires protection of personally-identifying information, and in many cases that includes email addresses that identify individuals. There are exceptions, but it's typically better to keep email addresses private unless the user specifically authorizes it.
If the game was a more typical 3D action-adventure or FPS/TPS shooter, then using one of the two engines might have been much better for development time. But this is a complex 2D sandbox simulator with procedural generation and a custom physics engine, so I'm not sure how Unity or Unreal might aid in developing this game in any way.
> why do people want to use hwmon to set fan RPMs? (Or really, why do this from userspace at all?)

Some people want to have a mode switch; normal use should be silent/quiet, but when you know you're going to do something big (game, big compile, etc), fix the fans at full so the noise is consistent and cooling is best. (the cooler the chip, the more the boost)

Some people have no good options from the system firmware, and getting _something_ configurable is better. I've run on systems where I couldn't tell the system to actually run the fan, so things would get hot and throttle. Userspace configurability is better than nothing. This tends to be a bigger issue on things that are sold as a whole computer, like laptops, and small formfactor things (which are often pretty much laptops without a battery and built in user interface devices) but also some name brand desktops.

My recent motherboards all seem to have a pretty nice fan configuration tool. Presets for quiet/performance/full speed, and a simple graph based UI to set % by temperature. Most of the fan headers can be set to follow the cpu temperature or the system temperature. When you buy the nice Noctua fans, they also ship 'low noise adapters' that I assume drop the voltage and limit the maximum RPMs and limit noise. Depending on your overall cooling design, that can be reasonable or asking for trouble.
Try spending a few minutes to see the "climate debate" here in canada.

I'm not a climate denier, and we should do more to improve things but what would the impact be if 32 million people cut back?

We already have massive taxes on our gas, and now we have a "carbon charge" on top of this.

if canada's consumption fell to zero would the world notice?

If we really want climate change, we need to stop focusing on small consumer usage and look where the real problem areas.

Convincing people in Saskatoon to buy electric cars, which are powered by coal plants is not going to "save the planet".

Helping remove coal as an energy source globally will.
What a weird flex. Can we talk about how you managed this? I really hope you didn't go back and read pages and pages of my comments to find a gotcha.

This is HN, so I assume you've built a tool to do it. I'm really curious to hear about the method.

I don't "really enjoy sticking it to the government." First of all, I just chimed in on the other guy's comment. I made a joke about FPV drones.

Second of all, the guy who is supposedly sticking it to the government didn't make that claim himself. He was accused of that by the next comment. I think he probably just wants to check stuff out before it becomes illegal, and that doesn't make him a crank.
I'm not sure what this brings to the conversation. I don't develop any web application, so the rest of the argument is also irrelevant for me. Should I broadcast that everywhere?
I’m not aware of any metro area that’s building affordable high rise housing. The cost of construction goes up exponentially as you increase a building’s height. Even if SF had no restrictions on height I doubt most construction would be over 10 stories due to fire/building codes getting much more restrictive. So you’re left with a developer paying ~$3M to acquire a duplex that they can then build a max of 10 units on. Just the cost of the land is going to require $300K from each unit sold. Add in the construction costs, and a modest profit and you’re back up to 1M+ unit cost. 1M condo is still not affordable for working class residents.
Actually, yes, I DO maintain a strategic reserve of banned/difficult to find resources, for example R12 Freon, R22 Freon, Halon 1301, Halon 1211, various compressed gasses of assorted toxicity, Methylene Chloride based paint strippers, , a few hundred pounds of lead ingot for my smelter, radioactive lanthanated/thoriated tungsten electrodes, etc. My limited selection of asbestos is all safely encapsulated in cross-corrugated stainless steel sheets with seam welded edges, so no worries there, but when you need to protect equipment from exposure to a 2000F flame, there really no substitute. (Fiberfrax will sometimes do in a pinch, for a limited duration.)
The docs.wasmer.io page could use some work (it looks nice, though!) For instance, under the C/C++ section, the MinGW link at the bottom leads to a hijacked domain, and the "Wasmer C API" link in the sidebar leads to a 404.
DirectX isn't much better with regard to the extension spaghetti. At the very least when you see a OpenGL or Vulkan version you can be assured that w/e that version includes is supported. With DX you can have something claim DX12 support but in reality it only actually supports some variation of DX10 or 11 through the feature level nonsense.
You shouldn't use your real name on the internet.
St.GIGA
At the time, we wanted to get macOS or Darwin running as soon as possible to improve the local developer experience, but—we've always had a soft spot for FreeBSD so kqueue was two birds in one!
Can you recommend a fan setup for that?
Archive a webpage and get payed for it's continued storage
I have added some new ad hoc hooks for blocking io. You can see how they are used in https://CoWasm.org and https://CoWasm.sh
The apology letter Sam Bankman-Fried sent to FTX employees
There are plenty of both but most are supporting my current beliefs, that is why I still have them.
In the case of NATO it's even easier to show that it is true:
https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/nato-s-eastward-e...

"After speaking with many of those involved and examining previously classified British and German documents in detail, SPIEGEL has concluded that there was no doubt that the West did everything it could to give the Soviets the impression that NATO membership was out of the question for countries like Poland, Hungary or Czechoslovakia."
This is very unlike my experience (PhD Computational optimization) where aggressive criticism was too be expected and anticipated during a presentation. I remember running "pre-mortems" before talks with my supervisor to prepare for as much criticism as we could possibly predict.
another option be to have clicking the left side of the tile turn it counter clockwise and right side clockwise
This poem by Jon Anderson came to mind...

"Ye Brothers Dogg"

Ye dog O'Toole, who hath
not work at love, nor art,
nor goeth school, sayeth
with fart at golden rule.

Be it bitch or biscuit
or platter stew,
ye palate alone shall guide you.

Ye dog Hodain forgoeth bone,
nor doth disdain to moan.
For wind and rain, ye snow
and ye seasons, sun, and world roll on.
But ye days a dog are not long.

Brothers two, ye slim Hodain
and fat O'Toole, beneath fence,
diggeth hole.

Into ye world ye brothers dance.
Nor would return, ye fat
O'Toole and slim Hodain.
Sooner is report, brothers two
doth run amok in neighborhood.

Cautions O'Toole,
'Hodain, ye may bark,
may scowl, and be rude.
But do not bite ye hand
what giveth dog food.'

Though all complain of brothers
two, no wind nor rain doth drive them home.
Then sayeth Hodain to brother,
'O'Toole, though we have been
friends through thick and thin,
dog needeth some love from man.'

So end ye song of brothers two.
Away they had flown,
and back they flew.
Reclineth ye yard
through seasons and sun,
through wind and
rain, ye snow, ye fog.
O'Toole, Hodain,
ye brothers dog.

Hodain (or Husdant ) was the name of Tristan's hound from the 12th century legend of Tristan and Isolde. I'm surprised neither is in the list - or maybe it is and I didn't see it.