skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the docs. The examples (2 & 3, https://github.com/w3c/webappsec-permissions-policy/blob/mai...) seem to me to say that search.google.com can’t grant location permissions to an iframe if the parent was forbidden them, but I didn't find an explicit example for what happens if the iframe domain already got permission previously.

As you say the UI for requesting in this case would be weird, and this seems like a big security hole to me, but I can’t see a bit of the spec that explicitly forbids (though I only scanned the doc.)
Oh no. A major flaw that kills protects; to run a valid statistical test you need to understand the underlying reality of the data. Otherwise you just run tests until you find “something”.

How do you handle one genomic variant affecting dozens of different rna transcripts and isoforms? How do you handle tissue-specific expression? LD haplotype blocks? Frequency across populations and reference choice? Sample handling affecting read depth? Mixed direction of effects in phenotype-genotype? The critical (and beauty IMO) feature of bioinfo is requiring an understanding of how your dataset can rarely be considered clean and as simple as _observation name_ and _observation value_. To succeed it is usually critical to know a lot about the observation meta data which is not collected in the dataset. Hopefully in the future it will be better curated and less esoteric.
Yes! I just made some yesterday. The only other thing I tried is Spanish lentils with chorizo. My gf made some meatballs but she hd to sear them in the pan.
The way North Americans will "pay" for it is by simply using the chargers and paying for the charge, just like they do with any other charging network. It really isn't more complicated than that.

Incompatibility is not a good or worthwhile thing.

But it is funny to see you mount a defense of incompatibility via the internet, a network based on open standards and built from the ground up with compatibility in mind.
I used the phone's touchscreen
> They paid fuck all and set up a system that disproportionally rewards them and robs a future generations.

Them voting to scuttle social democracy does not change the fact that the money they are getting back is their money.
Out of 120 credits for my ME degree, only 2 were CAD (directly).

Mechanical engineering consists of learning tools for analyzing designs, such as fluid mechanics, materials, solid mechanics, thermodynamics, statics and dynamics, control system theory, etc.
There are buildings in the United States that are older than the United States, but this does not somehow make the United States less valuable than a building
I worked for Amazon on a team that touched this, and I can confirm this is basically true.

For recommended products, Amazon's algorithm prefers widgets that generate more revenue (which sponsored products has a huge advantage with), and thus those products typically get ranked higher.
The experience I had while growing up and still today is very similar. I moved from India to Europe, my father was sole provider of the house. He earned just par what you would call minimum wage as there was no such concept in India, still not today. By no means you could term us under poverty but I never felt my situation better than that, in-fact I remember many times I wished we were poor so I will at least have close friends who will stand for me or understand how I felt. The school was government subsidised but we had lot of middle class or higher middle class kids. I cycled 6km in morning and after school, initially it felt more fun but eventually I realised with 2nd hand bicycle I was saving school bus money. I remember the day when I was 11 years old and 1st time went for 3 days school trip, my father gave me ₹100 ($1.20). It was not that small amount 2-3 kids also had around same but many of other brought ₹500 in fact there was a kid with ₹2000 and teachers were worried if he will lose it or someone might steal it. I only spent half of it cause I was saving for Nintendo Super Game Boy for both me and my 5 years younger brother. I got the Nintendo! but I was 15 then and wanted a PC. All my childhood was eventual despair of longing for anything. For my brother it was a bit better but he never got anything new or shiny, always whatever I had used. We never went out for food except for my, my brother’s and mother’s birthday, father never wanted to go out on his birthday citing he loves few select meals that mother makes which always infuriated me but after 12 or 14 I realised why he never wanted. Being older I got exposed to our situation very early and there was always this impatience and frustration I felt building in me, I use to express it on mother and brother but I never truly learned why it was there until I got my first job. I was grateful for my parents that I was able to graduate and can now live better financially, but my childhood shame never left me. Till today I secretly go to McDonalds, KFC without telling my wife or kids just to have that feeling that I can eat at those places whenever I want, not because these are fine dining or my wife will be upset but for me those are golf course sessions. Whenever I want to buy any electronics I first look for what is most expensive then reviews and finally decide what I should buy so I won’t look tech junky.

Limited financial resources in my childhood limits me now in my life, work. So many time I truly can’t connect to lunch or coffee conversations between colleagues because those feels like two persons in car fighting or waiving to each other while I look through bus window on the roadside.

I was financial limited then and because of that I’m cognitively restrained now.
Is this a Zork reference?
Seems perfect for mining... crypto mining that is!
Protests draw from a much wider area than just where they physically take place.
caddy-docker-proxy is a nice project to configure Caddy with Docker labels. Supports standalone and swarm.

https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy
I wouldn’t trust any tool that claims to have anything to do with security that has a curl pipe to bash install advertised.
Beans.

Cooking beans in the pressure cooker is fairly quick and easy, even if I don't soak them. I package the beans in packages that are a bit smaller than a can and freeze them. I'd probably do this more often if I had more freezer space.

My crock pot's inner "pot" is also stovetop and oven safe: I can saute the onions and things before starting the slow cooking if I want without using extra dishes. This is the thing that crock pots are often lacking: The bits of cooked food adding flavor. Of course, I'm also the type to roast potatoes for potato soup. And I'm probably partial to some soups (and spaghetti sauce and pot roast) in the slow cooker as we had one growing up.
If supporters of open standards want open standards, sometimes they will have to pay for them. It’s unreasonable to dump the costs onto others out of ideology. DC fast charging barely breaks even due to hardware and demand charge costs, Tesla makes it work because their margins are robust where legacy automakers can barely turn a profit on EVs. It’s a utility cost center, not a profit center.

Perhaps government building out the network, and then charging an access fee for every unit sold by all automakers would’ve been a solution, but that time has passed.

https://www.utilitydive.com/news/nearly-all-high-voltage-ev-...

https://scripts.betterenergy.org/reports/GPI_DCFC_Analysis_J...
Glad you prefaced it with apocryphal, there is $100 on the line for anyone who can find the original ad: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/shackleton-probabl...
Every antivaxxer I know is skeptical because it ties into their existing beliefs of some hidden overarching power-system trying to control them.

Censorship and hiding criticism (informed or not) ‘for the greater good’ is like throwing gasoline on the fire. I have a family member who was merely just a lightweight New Age/holistic type of…skeptic. But the whole COVID response made it way worse. She doesn’t watch videos about why vaccines are bad, 90% of them are how the virus government/billionaires/big tech did x shady thing, so therefore don’t trust the vacinnes.

It’s really easy to spin that sort of thing into “they must have something to hide”.

I highly doubt all of the effort Facebook, Twitter, YouTube etc put into silencing dissent really did anything to promote better science or quell the fringes.

I don’t think anyone even cares if it did or
not after-the-fact.
It’s simple. Get a job and stop blaming the system and asking for handouts.

Petty shoplifters should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Yes and now. Yeah the VHS VS Beta situation was exaggerated, but you'll be surprised on how much on Netflix, and youtube UI tricks were stolen from innovation made in adult sites.

I'll even say that the high bandwidth push in the public was highly related to that. Even HTML5 video players, adult websites were faster to implement it than big streaming websites that still used flash or similar tech.
> Because the faces aren’t real? They want to arrest dissidents not random people.

How can you tell? The entire point of the GP's comment is that they could be mistaken.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33735239
My preferred way of editing text on Android is to run Vim in Termux. If there's a terminal editor that you like (nano, emacs, joe, ed are all available too), try running it through there.
> Interesting question if that is ethical or not.

It's likely not ethical, and I'm confident it's probably illegal. For example, can you setup a billboard at the side of a highway with Tom Hank's face on it and a quote that speaks to anti-trans rights, has a homophobic remark, or perhaps an anti-CCP statement? Probably not.

I'd say this is no different.
I suspect it's accidentally rather than deliberately human, but the GCC warning about C++ classes with non-public destructors made me smile the first time I saw it - it ends with the words "and has no friends"!
GitHub Copilot Technical Preview ended without migration path to stable version
Please locate Honk Kong in a map. Tell me in what world Honk Kong is comparable in any way to Puerto Rico or some random british colony
Do we now? Please tell me other ways homeless people are dishonest criminals in your eyes.
The thing I'm most excited about long term is biocomputing.

Having Turing complete programmatic control over biological systems has an absolutely endless list of transformative applications.

Imagine being able to program bacteria that can "infect" the patient and attack tumor cells, or act as fodder to keep autoimmune disease in check.

Or let's say we could program stem cells into "liver repair mode" to go and differentiate into new liver cells.

Then the implications for things like drug synthesis with the ability to programmatically control enzyme levels to compile more or less arbitrary biosynthetic pathways into fast growing photosynthetic algea, turning CO2, water and sunlight into medicine.

It's still a long way off being at that level of applicability, but man oh man it's gonna change everything.
I Am Rich 2.0?
Craigslist seems to still be a popular place for that too.
Yes, it was a nonsense example brand name meant to look like how they are all 6 capital letters.
And yet the shoplifting problem is across those county lines and across state lines even.

Whit contradicts the idea that the BLM protests are responsible.
So you're an part of making sure monopoly power is consolidated into the hands of an elite few? Cool. That's right up there with saving the climate, facilitating world peace, et cetera. I couldn't ever think of why chasing mythical treasure would be as fun an stuffing Bezos's mouth with a few more billions.
It's amazing to me that people have already forgotten that Google had in fact already successfully done that with Google Inbox. It's not that they weren't able to do it.

It's that in their infinite wisdom they shut it down. Just like they shut down hangouts in their infinite wisdom.
Paid placements are a kind of ad.
> Shame on the West for such blatant imperialist attempt at meddling with chinese internal affairs.

Shame on you for creating a throwaway account defending China's brutal authoritarian regime with whataboutisms.
The bakery reminds me of my annoyance at a local bakery that often runs out of wholemeal bread by 11am or midday. Don't they realise that if people don't get the product they want when they want it, they'll go elsewhere?
So you need military, not police?
What kind of materials are food grade there? Sound like a fun project
> How can you tell?

They literally say so in the documentary.
I am currently applying to work at Twitter, and I am a US citizen.

The reason is because Twitter is the most interesting company in the entire world to work at right now.

Not everything is some monetary math equation, of the best dollar per hour rate you can get.

I want to work on something interesting and right now that is Twitter.

If I want to rest and vest, I'd go work at Google.
10+ years != “decades”, and the actual data is that cars last an average of about 12 years. Your relatives with 25-30 year old vehicles are the outliers here.
> It’s unreasonable to dump the costs onto others out of ideology.

You think compatible infrastructure is ideologically driven? It is not. It is driven by pure practicality.

What, you think every appliance in your home should require incompatible sockets? You think every road should only be compatible with particular brands of cars? You think mobile phones should use incompatible communications so a phone is stranded on a particular network? Such things are beyond dumb and are wasteful.

Both the articles you linked to are from three years ago when there were fewer EVs on the road. There are still few EVs on the road relative to other cars. You're not thinking long term.

Your claims don't match the reality that small charging networks like FastNed are growing and expanding:

https://fastnedcharging.com/en/locations

Or the reality that supermarket chains are putting in chargers which are faster than anything Tesla currently offers:

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/business-electric-vehicle...

These things are possible because Europe has a common charging standard. Common infrastructure standards drive investment and development.
FDA Approves a $3.5M-per-Dose Gene Therapy for Hemophilia B
When the GP says “reasonable force,” that “reasonable” is doing all the heavy lifting. It’s whatever he considers reasonable. Let’s also ignore that “provable” is decided by the courts which these vigilantes are meant to bypass.

Rules for thee but not for me.
Isn't eBay the same?

So many sellers you see selling 5 of some random.

It's basically those guys with a suitcase in markets selling whatever they got hold of that week.
You're constructing a strawman fantasy word where by people only do anti-social things because they need to live, thereby painting them as heoric, Robin Hood type figures.

Here on planet earth however, some people are just anti-social and understand nothing except force. No amount of education or counselling or whatever else will change that.
Ozone has an analysis section in one of their apps/ plug-ins. Sorry, cant link but you/ the app listen to a section of music and the software sets itself up to recreate that eq.
What you seem to be actually describing, though, is listening to a section of music and re-creating a single instrument tone within that(?). Them's called your ears, or some software can do a poor rendition of it. But every note change/ background change would be confusing.
Having said that, some software has come close, but i bet the 3 letter guys (and the ntsb)have access to the best equipment (to mainly isolate voices).
These are great suggestions, thanks!
The bizarre examples you keep bringing up are retaliatory actions, not preventative ones.

These are punishments after the fact. Nobody is suggesting to allow people to go around exacting punishment. We are suggesting to allow people to defend self, family, and property.

Assaulting the manager would not be allowed because it has nothing to do with physically preventing the crime from being carried out. Same with slashing tires.

Allowing people to defend themselves and their property has been done many times in history. It is, in fact, the historical standard, including in the history of your own community. If you want a practical example of how this could look, simply look into that history, just decades ago. Please dispense with these unproductive gotcha attempts.
Big shout out to Dang. They're so vigilant at keeping the conversation civil.
Invariably people will blame BLM there's a lot of latent disgruntlement.
I have lost my ID once. There are ways to get your government ID when it’s lost. They have your picture and your information. There are procedures to verify it.

I also had to go to the bank first to get money without my ID to get my ID. There are ways to verify that too.
> Is there anywhere this is not the case now?

I just visited Texas and they didn't have this problem, but it was hella boring there. A lot of places outside the USA also don't have this problem even in the big cities.
Market cap is based on p2e. Profit can be subdivided into different revenue streams for a company
Why is it specifically a problem here in New York then, but wherever else I go in the country I don't see things nearly as locked up? Geography presumably shouldn't be a factor if shoplifters are only selling their loot online.
I'm confused why I got down voted
I bet they value stability now…

I valued stability a lot in 2000, 2008, 2020 and now.
State police doesn't deal with shoplifting.
Is there a good reason to use this over Manifold (http://manifold.markets)?
Happy Thanksgiving! May your thoughts be considerate, your stomachs be full, and your wallets not too empty (especially after this weekend)! Thanks for being an awesome, kind and thought-provoking bunch!
> So, the US Copyright Office will already refuse to issue a copyright for text-prompt-generated AI art, at least if you try a stunt like naming the artist to be the AI program itself.

That’s because only humans can own copyrights. People can and have registered copyrights for Midjourney outputs.
My point is that you can have a democrat city abdicating law enforcement in a republican state. What matters for local crime is the city, not the wider state.
What makes you think people are stealing what they need to live? That can sometimes be true, but is often not true at all. Either way there's no way in which theft, often from people or companies that have no hand in inequality, does not make things worse for everyone else. It screws over other poor people who don't steal because everyone else will be paying for the insurance and restocking of stolen property...
This is awesome! Kudos (no pun)!

I'd really like to wager real money. Due to gambling laws, I'd be fine if this went to charity, in a similar vein to longbets.

It's more about vision and narrative than winning money, anyway. Building esteem for sometimes contrarian viewpoints. (If you can predict where the world is moving, you can make money on that regardless.)

An internet track record would be amazing.
That is the worst idea I've heard in my life Axien.
If you haven't figured out how to scale your business model, you're in danger.
It's something that startup founders are not very good at.
Transport Deniability for Instant Messaging [pdf]
Hummingbird Project is basically the same thing
Do you honestly think shoplifters should be locked in a cage?
You like the state regulating how electricity can be used? Slippery slope.
Yes and I’m sure you value your work at startups where the founders and VCs are putting themselves in a position to sell out to the monopolies? Where pray tell is AWS a “monopoly” where there are two major competitors and the CEO himself said that only 5% of IT spend is on any cloud provider?

Are you feeding starving children in Africa at a non profit? Do you not exchange labor for money? Have you somehow overcome your addiction to food and shelter?
Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser
Paying people to make art is older than “capitalism”. Capitalism is when you can own and trade capital, not when you pay people to do things.
"It's the same reason some wealthier people I've met have bought new iPhones and computers every time the next generation rolls around."

If wealthy people would only spend their money wisely there wouldn't be a need for things like inheritance tax breaks and family trusts to prop up their wealth. :D
> To exemplify, we start with a setting (Figure 1a) where each user’s public key is
pre-distributed, and Alice wants to send a deniable message to Bob. First, Alice
chooses a trusted contact, Charlie, to use as a decoy that hides the presence of
Alice’s message. When Alice sends the deniable message, the server immediately
sends a dummy message to Charlie, and then queues Bob’s deniable message.
The deniable message for Bob remains queued in the server until someone, e.g.
Dorothy, sends a regular message to Bob. The server forwards Dorothy’s message
and adds p piggybacking messages that contain Alice’s deniable message.
To protect against an adversary (Section 3.1), DenIM provides deniable
versions of the following actions: key lookups, sending messages, forwarding
messages, and blocking users from sending deniable messages.
Is your hypothesis that the OP has already forgotten more than you ever knew, or that they are too young to know much? Regardless, I can tell you that the OP has worked on (meaning deep in the guts of the OS, but not for the 'manufacturer'), a dozen OSs that they can recall off the top of their head. They were written in one of several different BAL-like assemblers and assembler macro languages, MACRO-10, PDP8, 11, and VAX assemblers, two different Lisps, several 68* assemblers, and C. So, probably the former interpretation is more likely correct.
I feel like you could align a lot of the incentives here with an X cent “line charge” or something similar?

You get 10min, 5min push notifications, then if you aren’t in the store within 1 min of your spot in line being called, you forfeit the X cents. But if you are then they give you a discount on whatever your buy so the “line charge” nets out.

However, I’m not sure if there exists an X such that
A) you’ll risk it for the convenience
but
B) it’s enough to actually compensate the store if you don’t go

(Could be some interesting behavioral econ approaches there, maybe?)

Fun to think about, thanks for sharing!
Tchap is currently for lower classification comms. It would sure be cool if Matrix was used for the stuff in the article here, though…
Oh knock it off with this crap. The article is about organized retail theft. If you work for a criminal enterprise you should work a legal job and pay for things like everyone else.
Turbopack - Rust-powered successor to Webpack
Sheesh.

He’s just shilling web8.
In Chicago there has been a dramatic drop off: the arrest rate for retail theft went from 43%-54% in 2016-2019 to 18% in 2021 and the number of cases brought to Chicago police has dropped from 8986-10792/year to 6166.

https://abc7chicago.com/smash-and-grab-robberies-chicago-org...
Oh this looks awesome!
LAION/StableDiffusion is already legal under the same exemptions as Google Image Search and does respect robots.txt. It was also created in Germany so US court cases wouldn’t apply to it.
I don’t know… I quit a well paying freelance gig in 2008 and started a startup.
This is the worst outcome of regulation of the life sciences.

There is no REPL for the cell. No tinkering allowed.

When Marvin Minsky was growing up in New York, neighborhood pharmacists owned fluoroscopes. He said those fluoroscopes were like “great black boxes” to him and that “those kinds of black boxes don't exist for kids anymore.”
What punishment do you suggest then? The unacceptable answer is none.
You're still just talking about me and not about a car to compare to a Tesla.

> A lot of cars released in the last 2 years have similar or better stats.
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Please provide an example of one of the cars you are talking about.