skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why people keep saying 1B+, 1T+ compagny, if you don't want bugs don't use software, the size of the compagny does not matter.
No, that's not what I do.

But I can structure my application so that the innards are not tied to AWS APIs.

For example, SNS is just a small messaging module that I can easily replace for something else by reimplementing literally half a dozen functions.

Guys, these problems have been present in software development for the past half century. They have solutions if you care to find them.
according to an FOI request from 2014
> If they are fixing it is it a zero-day? What does that mean in this context?

They mention that they are aware that an exploit exists in the wild, so my guess is they counted it as fixing a 0day as they discovered it only after it was used.
But you have to agree the state of MS Teams is an absolute shitshow. The quality is like it's put together by a bunch of guys coding on their spare time if they feel like it.
What's expected of a salaried employee by the sort of boss who has that expectation is a fantasy. Very few people actually deliver that. What people actually do is their assigned tasks, complete that in well under 40 hours, then spend a ton of time at work socializing, taking long lunches, zoning out to reddit or something, and most especially doing make-work: filler activities that look like work but isn't terribly productive.

From what I have observed over the years, a lot of people do make-work without even realizing it all due to the perception that they "owe" their employer 40 hours. So they waste countless hours of their time doing filler work to meet that obligation and convince themselves it was useful so they can sound convincing to their boss. It's not a lie if you believe it. Cognitive dissonance is a powerful drug.

But as soon as you realize that obligation is a fantasy we all pretend to uphold, you free yourself to focus only on the work that actually matters and reclaim whatever time is left to do other things that actually matter too.

Nobody should feel any guilt whatsoever for reclaiming that filler time to use for their personal enrichment, a side project, or a second job. And no boss should be under any illusion that people doing that is anything other than widespread and inevitable. Bosses can't stop it. And if they fire people they "detect" doing it, they'll probably just end up replacing that employee with another one who will do it more stealthily.

But if we want a better society, maybe we should stop creating the requirement of stealth and just be honest with each other that "full-time" work is an illusion and it's been an illusion since the rise of the knowledge economy. We're not factory workers. You're not paying us for presence, you're paying us for deliverables. Act like it.
‘Glass Onion’ and ‘Matilda’ Test Netflix’s Approach to Theatrical Releases
https://archive.ph/SKokh
It's the same news, reported in two different places.
"Shitting your pants" seems to connote very heavy consequences for... choosing not to take an arbitrary, unnecessary, low efficacy medication.
Interesting, got more info? Which corporations provide the ID card? Are retailers legally obligated to ask for it? Do retailers get fined by the gov't for every non-ID'd transaction?

This _could_ be taken to mean that Tesco employees get a 20% discount if they flash their Tesco ID card, which sounds completely normal to my American self.
I think we may be able to say that someday, the science is new and evolving but it looks like microbes shape our behavior (edit: and emotional health): https://www.science.org/content/article/evidence-mounts-gut-...
Polish and Ukrainian economies were exactly the same size in 1991 after collapse of the Soviet Union.
In 2021 Polish economy was 3 times bigger than Ukrainian and almost 2 millions of Ukrainians emigrated to Poland for work.

Very clearly Poland done some things right, while Ukraine did not.

The one important thing that we have done right appears to be immediate turning towards West after collapsing communist regime in 1989. Joining NATO and EU.

Poland never wanted to be in the Russian sphere of influence. We have spilled rivers of blood in countless wars, uprisings and protests against Russian imperialism in past 300 years.

Ukraine means "borderland". Historically Ukraine was in a constant state of wars between Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Swedish Empire and Russian Empire since before USA even existed.

So, historically Ukraine was always split between West and East. All regions of Ukraine very clearly wanted independence in 1991. But modern Western Ukraine wanted to join EU and follow Polish path to prosperity. That's why Maidan protests started in late 2013.

Putin invaded Ukraine because he believed in a false story that Ukrainians wanted to be Little-Russians fed to him by FSB agents (KGB successor). And in order to keep Ukrainians from the Western path to prosperity. Ukraine as prosperous as Poland, meaning more prosperous than Russia, would threaten his regime and Russian idea of greatness.

But Russian speaking Ukrainians sympathetic to Russia never asked for their whole lives to be upended and to be bombed by Russia into oblivion. Ukraine is no longer split. This war is their war of independence, true nation forming event. Their new found hatred towards Russia and Russians is enormous and that leaves them with the only other direction - towards West.
Potetnially related: "Men Who Owned Cats As Kids May Have Higher Psychosis Risk" https://www.iflscience.com/men-who-owned-cats-as-kids-may-ha...
I somehow expect that person wouldn't have become spiteful _just_ because of the election, so wouldn't get elected in the first place... but yeah, we only have bad or worse solutions.
At least a standard color. The main issue with glass recycling is when it gets smashed and mixed up the output is ugly.
It would still be zero-day if Google knew that bug being actively exploited. Though in this particular case it's just bad writing.
Or possibly, not everyone thinks the same as you.
I was primarily thinking of a file which can be used for generating e.g. privacy policies and cookie banners.

I am welcome to PRs and Issues - feel free to show me how you would structure it ;-)
Looking to leave Twitter? Here are the social networks seeing new users now
I use my humans.txt to give credit to the people who influenced me over the years. https://jasonmurray.org/humans.txt - not everyone needs their ego stroked, even if they do who cares.
I'm not going to write a paper every time I comment.

I don't see how your insinuation that my comments are pro plastic-corp-marketing is valid in any way.

I've said the fishing industry should end.

And that manufacturers should be responsible for the life-cycle of their products, but that of course the rest of society needs to play their part in that, unless we force coke etc to employ garbage-collection departments, etc, etc.

Or we can just ban plastics entirely, but honestly, plastic is used for a reason, and for example a plastic bag is highly efficient, especially when it's used multiple times (as all mine are), and then as temporary storage, bin liners, etc.

I'd like also to note that although the headline is 'Coke', which I assume is mostly PET bottles (quite recycleable), Unilever is also in the list. IMHO cosmetics, soaps, detergents are the actual worst manufacturers when it comes to plastic waste, and seem to be avoiding the spotlight, compared to plastic bags, straws, etc.
As has been pointed out, a music visualizer is an obvious use-case.

Audio data (via microphone) digitized in real-time and sampled by the Arduino is necessarily in the in the "time domain". To bucket the audio into frequency bands (perhaps your visualizer is simple and just wants to light up LEDs relative to the amplitude of low, mid and high frequencies) you need to run that time-domain data through an FFT to get frequency-domain data out of it.
With every new generation the charging power drawn increased so yes I might have a bunch of old chargers as backup but none of them can charge as fast as the newest.
That’s like 1% as much plastic as a bottle.
That was what was known as of 2014.
Letting people starve or be homeless is also a breakdown of society.

One is harm to capitalism, property and profit, one is harm to neighbours and fellow humans,.

Which one is worse, knowing you can't solve it all?
Perhaps because there are people out there who don't have one already, and don't want to give apple $20 extra because they wanted to increase their profit margin.
The research results are an interesting find and good work. They indicate a clear need for more research. They aren't conclusive as is, at least with the limited info I found (I haven't found a papers archive from The Wolf Society 2022 conference, so I had to go by press articles). Sample size of 229 seems small, considering the diversity among wolf packs. For example, were these wolves from one state vs multiple states. Getting a larger sample size would be hard but not impossible if the study lasted a long time. Science is about building a stairway - 99% steps 1% momentous landings that built on all the steps before them. This work is a good solid step.
Bringing my comments over from the other submission:

Not just wolves. Toxoplasma infection also "may make people look more attractive to the opposite sex": https://www.earth.com/news/parasite-makes-infected-people-lo...

Is this because it increases risk-taking behavior? Who knows, but it's interesting that something with potentially significant health drawbacks may have enough benefits that it's evolved to coexist with us (up to 50% of people carry it).

Overall, it looks increasingly like microbes shape our behavior and emotional health: https://www.science.org/content/article/evidence-mounts-gut-...
Culture is emergent behavior or a description of human behavior, it's not an external agent that becomes attached to humans, so the analogy really doesn't work.
I haven't read the paper either, but I must say the operation of
parasites as elements in complex biological super-systems is
absolutely fascinating. Ants that march to the top of trees under the
influence of fungus spores trying to be eaten by birds. Fish that
commit suicide by swimming toward predators as part of a parasitic
lifecycle.... evolution is truly miraculous.

Another apocryphal story is cats carrying Toxoplasma Gondii make some people
really like cats. So maybe mad cat lady syndrome is treatable with drugs :)

Who knows what super-systems we are unwittingly a part of. That seems
an interesting area for big-data + AI hypothesis synthesis - we may
find new explanations or even whole new branches of behaviour in
psychology.
Cost and Performance Between iFaaS and FaaS (AWS) in Making Serverless Apps
Clickbait magazines are shady...
You're a fallacy on your face.
According to the [USDA](https://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/food-nutrition-assistance/fo...), nearly 10% of americans have missed meals in the past year because they did not have enough food.
> Aren't most shoplifters not even caught?

Maybe? I would tend to believe that but it seems impossible to know. I think companies tend to argue something like shrinkage == theft and theft > arrests, but that's pretty suspect since there are many other ways that inventory goes missing.

As to your other point, I think it's a myth that people lose faith in governmental administration and fail to report crime in this context. Maybe that happens with things like sexual violence, but not here where property owners have every economic reason to report theft without considering police availability or effectiveness.

I agree that police don't investigate crime like this (in cities), but in the corporate context they don't need to. This field is dominated by private investigation and security. People are detained with dubious legality by the "loss prevention" employee until police show up, then the store hands over 4k video of the person stuffing baby formula in their pants and walking out of the store.
This is exactly the point that I routinely see fail in organizations doing "DDD", it's closer to the absolute opposite of DDD in fact.
Check out lazygit https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
You can read the report about the infamous Oracle-produced CAPSA financial system which had terrible problems twenty years ago at the University of Cambridge: https://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/reporter/2001-02/weekly/5861/1.h...
I couldn't for the life of me find a decent/updated macOS first development book. Basically ended up reading open source repos for creating a menu bar EQ visualizer & Apple documentation is just too steep to absorb.
> Cassidy found that infected wolves were 11 times more likely than uninfected ones to leave their birth family to start a new pack, and 46 times more likely to become pack leaders

I thought we now believe that wolf packs are purely family units - mother, father and their cubs. There's no alpha wolves leading a pack of other male and female wolves, just stray wolves and family units. So a wolf pack is only comprised of the leader and its cubs.

https://wolf.org/wolf-info/wild-kids/wolf-families
On many of those cables you can slide the sheath away from the plug so it's easier to push down the latch
I do not know how much energy can be extracted from plastic bottles by burning them, but ist using oil for plastic bottles and then burning the plastic bottles better than burning the oil straight away?
> While the locale implies a country, it does not imply its currency. Many people set their computers to en-US without ever living there.

And the relation between system and browser language is not always simple. For instance Safari on macOS doesn't (seem to) reflect all the system-configured languages, it just returns the primary (or whatever you configured for safari specifically).

So if you habitually configure your system in en (-US or -GB) then add your "mother culture" as secondary, won't work, you'll get USD or GBP which may mean nothing to your day-to-day.

> It's a hack in my book, but it's the best hack I could come up with.

Since it's your own site, why not add a `localStorage` override?

Obviously it requires additional work (a currency picker UI of some sort, and a way to get to it from the tooltip), but it should allow users to fix things up when the defaults are not right for them.
I’m confused. If it’s a “heap buffer overflow in the GPU”, does this fix the chrome path to exploit and leave the driver for the manufacturer to patch ?

Or perhaps the bug is not actually “in the gpu “ ?
What judicial permission are you referring to? Earlier this year, they were about to get their sales suspended by the ministry of justice, plus a 2.2 mi dollar fine. The court decided to postpone suspension and fine until they determine if Apple is trying to circumvent the restrictions[1]. They should comply with the law of the land if they want to continue operating in Brazil.

[1] https://g1.globo.com/tecnologia/noticia/2022/09/06/ministeri...
You reminded me of "One, Two, Three" another awesome Cold War farce (that I recommend).

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055256/
Does it even matter if the cable is solid or stranded? When you put on that new RJ45 connector the cables go into the connector with the insulation on.
Pensioner spends 6 years building full-size replica bomber cockpit in his garden
the fourier transform is very special indeed because of what its basis functions are the eigenvectors of
> I think when this all shakes out, most people are still going to be on a Meta-like platform run by a for-profit company, but one which has capitulated to opening up a pipe into and out of the garden so that those with the ability to manage their own data are able to do so.

Reality has gone the exact opposite way: Facebook accounts used to accept email, and their chat used to interoperate with XMPP. Both features helped them grow, and were switched off once they'd reached a dominant position.

Twitter followed a similar path, with many third-party clients and other projects built around their API (plus native support for SMS). Once they grew, those APIs were removed or restricted, to funnel users into official clients (which display ads).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
You ultimately need to pay in some common currency so which common currency do you trust to be secure from inflationary pressures or government interference? Do you trust the Euro to not implode? Do you trust the Chinese Communists with their Yen manipulation? The US dollar is the last currency standing after all others are disqualified.
Unusable website
,,Are there actually people who want to have a charger included? I have about half a dozen of them already, what would I even do with another?''

You should check your priviledges before asking such a question.

For a huge amount of the people in the world with an iPhone, their iPhone worth more than all other assets they own together (Brazil is such a country).
Map of the Universe (Johns Hopkins University)
TikTok’s Dabloon Cat Meme
That would be a passion project. I find it hard to conceive of Teams as a passion project, except possibly by people who have a passion for hating the world.
There are dozens of companies producing chargers. If anything not getting a charger gives you greater freedom of choice, since you do not need to get an apple charger.

If you do not have a charger buy one. It is not like these things break every year or so.
There are lots of similarities indeed. No idea exists on its own, and it is not surprising that there are many others trying to solve the same problems and arriving to similar conclusions. I would consider Chatter Net to be a parallel experiment exploring similar ideas.

I think I can also address the elephant in the room: Bluesky is built by a team of (very likely talented) individuals. Chatter Net is, well, Chatter Net xD. The atproto project is very interesting to me, and part of the reason for pushing Chatter Net so early was to make sure its have a chance to be heard before the space becomes too crowded.

At a high level I can spot a few differences in the approaches:

- Chatter Net is smaller project focused much more on the data model, whereas atproto is more of a holistic solution specifying not just the data model but also how it should be shared and stored to some extent.

- Chatter Net builds on the Activity Pub (and JSON-LD) standard whereas atproto introduces a new data format.

The core ideas atproto are very similar to the ideas in Chatter Net. Those ideas are extended to touch on some complicated topic that Chatter Net is just starting to address (their big world vs. small world discussion).

However, I'm not entirely sure yet how decentralized Bluesky (atproto) will be. In security the system is only as strong as its weakest link, and I think ultimately whether Bluesky is decentralized, federated, or run by a consortium will depend on:

- how personal data servers are created / managed
- how easy it is in practice for a user move between apps, servers etc. The signing key is not controlled by the user, but they do control a recovery key. If a platform changes direction or becomes otherwise incompatible with a user, I can imagine this system working out quite well, or it becoming akin to asking for your post history from one platform, and then manually uploading it to another and having to rebuild your network etc.
I feel like this particular verse would not support reselling 300k worth of stolen baby formula on ebay.
I don't k ow anything about wolves or parasites, but those two things don't contradict each other. Maybe wolves with the parasite are exactly more likely to form such a family unit
"More likely to become pack leaders" simply means "more likely to leave and start their own family", right?

Current understanding of wolf behavior is that the "packs" are actually the wolf's direct family, i.e. its breeding partner, their cubs, and their young adult offspring. So the "leader" is simply the father. So is this piece of news saying a (young) adult wolf in a family, if infected with the parasite, is more likely to leave his current family to start a new one?
This reminds me of the whole Huawei thing: no actual evidence of any problem, no economic reason, no real political gain, but "feelings". I wonder if a US CCTV provider is about to get a multi billion pound contract having recently "donated" to the groups making this "necessary" "security" decision...
thanks!

Unfortunately it seems there is only text editing, not spreadsheets or forms (those I use a lot)

But I'll look into it, and probably transfer my docs there

It is important to use user respecting software when we can :)
Its all just thesis, nothing is proven yet.
It is how I read that. They start their faimilies. Alpha male/female = parents. A pack is their extended family.
Webb Mid-Infrared Instrument Mode Returns to Functionality
Jeezzz!!Another AI assistant. Can't people even think these days? The Q&A and math bits are interesting, though.
> good enough frequency resolution

phase vocoder, little man
They used to need ie for the live feed iirc, but my current colorvu ones work fine in Firefox.

For home use they suit me perfectly, but I see what you are saying, I too thought that there was a more “pro” brand that govs would use.
So.. Chad parasites.

I'm off to find a parasite, wish me luck.
Factorio runs on Apple Silicon
I'm fairly certain European networks can deny roaming at any time to any specific out-of network phone without giving a formal reason.
Can we please do the same study with politicians?
Sure, but there has to be stray wolves forming new packs. Every pack in existence started that way. While there is no fight for who will be "The Alpha", obviously there is a patriarch and matriarch of the pack.
Perhaps its just bad wording and they mean "they are 11 times more likely than uninfected ones to leave their birth family (BUT don't necessarily start a new pack), and 46 times more likely to (create a pack and) become pack leaders.
Lets get this straight:
If you are money sensitive you want to pay extra for apple to include a charger, instead of getting the cheapest one that reasonably works and saving a few dollars.

Thanks for the great advice.
On thing i often hear in the DDD universe: I do not want to know what the underlying database is doing. Just wanna safe my stuff. And so it goes that you have slow queries, both on sql and nosql databases because the programmer does not want to use the DB's own features correctly...
This description is barely intelligible for programmers. You need to work on making your concept more clear. I'm guessing you are trying to make a decentralized twitter so that no one can gate keep, but its insanely difficult to understand with your description
Possibly stupid/overly paranoid question: if most products are being made in China anyway, how do we know they’re not putting backdoors in everything including goods branded for non Chinese companies? Cables, power adapter etc all house chips nowadays. In theory couldn’t they have some kind of silent zero day virus on them, keylogger etc?

Does every product on sale get periodic testing to check for this kind of thing? It seems like they could manufacture clean devices to send to a test centre and then back door ones they release in the wild. In the case of non-brand goods such as cables it wouldn’t even really matter if they got caught because they could just spin up another drop ship company under a different name and keep selling.
I have not seen this, thank you for sharing! I will have a look, it does seem interesting.
> I’ve also noticed a weird tendency to downplay theft lately.

Happened before in history. See the Russian Revolution and the creation of the Soviet Union. Widespread moral justification for theft of private property on class-based "social justice" arguments. It's even happening right here in this HN thread, people justifying stealing.