skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eh, that was posted in another thread. It's really benign, and doesn't leak anything other than Tesla's website is a Drupal site... which was already known and easy to discover without the "leak".

I would not say these "leaks" are necessarily incompetence like some have been quick to assume. These "leaks" don't really leak anything at all... and it's possible their team reviewed the files and determined "who cares".

It's also pretty likely Tesla's staff has very little to do with the website, other than content. It's a Drupal site after all - some 3rd party might be in charge of hosting it, making this mistake theirs to own.
It is definitely "not suited for life" (or not safe for life)

As in, something nsfw is not okay for work, something nsfl is not okay fir life in general.
> But there is no reason the keep the account suspended once it’s clear there was no wrongdoing.

For you, Google is your everything. For Google, you're an tiny ant. If a tiny ant steps out of line, they kill it. They don't feel bad about the ant; they don't feel anything. It's a free service and it's not worth the cost to literally do anything.
no thanks, don't need I-Phone v2
They sound like someone that is attracted to chasing the high of the next technology to learn rather than picking a language like C/C++ that would have worked and given them way more career stability.

Rather than mastering a bunch of programming languages they should have focused on one and built clout as a problem solver that doesn’t see a new shiny tool as a way to label their career. Boring popular language + focusing on building stuff and solving problems are the key to actual career growth.
Yes. It is indeed a strong indication that they are secretly very jealous and don't want to admit it.

Hence why they are commenting and screaming everyday at Elon, letting him reign in their minds rent free; which I find quite hilarious on this site, Twitter and elsewhere.

I'm just laughing at the entire chaos being covered 24/7, and especially laughing at the angry 'dorks' attempting to escape it all; which they are unable to.
I was pretty bullish on Nostr back then, and still am.
> Every time crypto implodes (what are we, on the sixth extinction?) people love to stand by the sidelines and say "see I told you so!".

And each of those times there was more saturation of public interest to be achieved, which levitated prices across the entire asset class.

That’s now done.

Expect to see a steady waning of interest and prices until some stable state is achieved. The entities left in the space will predominantly be obstinate true believers and criminal enterprises.
What do you mean exactly by saying "easy to extend"? There's no support for external "script", right? It would need recompile, which means branching the source.
Yeah fair enough.

Though I have to say - are there really that many scenarios in 2022 where a GC is unacceptable? Hard real time systems, sure. Tight loops in a high performance game engine - I can imagine. But... web servers? Graphical apps? Daemons?

I think there is a sweet spot for natively compiled languages, with garbage collectors, but also let you have a tight control of memory layout. There's really not many in this category.
>Protecting children is important. AI is imperfect.

is protecting children more important than a software engineer with no backup's mistakes and first world inconveniences? yes.

the AI did its job flawlessly - detected a naked toddler. as did the human verifier. bravo. should it have been detected and flagged? yes.

should we be surprised at the chosen free cloud provider's attitude or dismissal? no.
https://www.tesla.com/MAINTAINERS.txt
You've changed your requirements here vs. your initial post:

Note from your original post: "It doesn't need to save,".
Same. I make an effort to choose angles that aren't too "revealing" but this got very difficult with video rather than photos. It's extremely disturbing to have to consider what a US company might consider "pornographic" when recording an entirely non-sexual interaction with your own child but here we are.

If the idea of an AI flagging an innocent moment wasn't bad enough, I can't stomach the idea of having to appeal this by literally having a stranger review a private moment in order to determine if it was sexual abuse. This just seems like an unjustifiable invasion of privacy.
It’s very common for the recording server to have some kind of WAN/internet connectivity in larger scale systems. At a minimum the recording server usually has access to other internal networks. Would be possible to execute something similar to the centrifuge attack to disable other systems, wipe data, etc. It doesn’t have to always involve internet access to do bad things.
exactly, I finally got them when looking at examples in other languages. I never could shake the interest off because I caught a glimpse of god when trying haskell. The language didn't stick on me but I always miss haskell monads.
Google has dozens of moonshots which add nothing to the bottom line, to say nothing of the software projects they launch all the time which people look at and go "it'll be dead in 6 weeks" (and they're right). Meta spent 10 billion dollars on Metaverse stuff no one uses. If Meta had done 0 Metaverse things, they would have lost no revenue, but would have 10 billion more dollars.

So those two have areas, probably entire departments, they can trim. By comparison, Twitter was all muscle.
people just say it's a systems language, it doesnt have to be only this.
> Ghana is shouting out loud I can’t get my hands on USD.

If you have gold but can’t get your hands on USD then something is very wrong, but I doubt that is the case.
Ask HN: What is the best tool for building LLM pipelines?
Chaining LLM queries & combining with other unstructured text tools is super powerful. Not sure what tools can help with this other than www.dust.tt

Are there any others?
Most people prefer coding newer systems over legacy systems in old dialects of C and C++. So that skews things more heavily in favour of rust.
looking at the time you seem to spend on this issue and the fact you're apparently only needing low double digits of those instances.

Are you really sure you shouldn't just buy a bunch of machines (500cores/2TiB go for ~60k€), throw them into a colo and then spend that time on actually doing stuff?
OMG, I've lived this long and used the web without knowing about this. <bowing>
And it isn’t clever there.

Elon makes a bunch of moves and posts that all revolve around pruning the company. And it’s become “omg he wants code printed, he’s so stoopid!”.

If I was going to prune a company, I would do the exact same thing to immediately weed out the people that came (figuratively) empty handed. They know they’re done and it would save me the time.
Indeed. I'd use Plone, but it's overkill for a website like this.
Stocks are different because there’s actually an underlying business beyond “waiting for the next guy”. For example in a non-ponzi security there is long term value as a business grows. No such thing for shitcoins. Nobody is saying sentiment doesn’t matter in the actual economy, it’s made up of humans, of course sentiment matters. It’s “is sentiment the only thing that matters?”, and in the case of crypto the answer is yes.
Expect that the software did not work as intended. It’s intended to identify child sexual abuse material and this was not that.
I think i had something like that. If you do “review more photos” too much and your pretty similar to your partner - you will get this.
Several detransitioners have claimed that being prescribed cross-sex hormones took just one or two appointments. Any previous safeguarding of this process seems to have been greatly diminished in recent years.

Regarding surgery, there is a rather infamous 'gender-affirming' surgeon, Dr Sidhbh Gallagher, who specialises in double mastectomies for young women and children. The youngest so far is apparently only 13, and patients report not much gatekeeping for this procedure either, from her surgery. She's infamous mostly for TikTok videos where she exhorts Gen Z viewers to "yeet the teets", but also for some horror stories about poor follow-up care, with some patients nearly dying.
> Protecting children is important.

Google protecting children is not important.

> This man is innocent of doing anything wrong

He is not entirely without fault: He negligently enabled surveillance of his personal files, including allowing Google to make copies of his son's genitalia / his son's private personal medicall information. He's not exactly innocent - but of course, his misdeed is not vis-a-vis the state or Google, but vis-a-vis his son, his wife and himself.

> We allow the state power to protect children

You don't allow the state anything. The state allows itself and you pretend we control the state because we get to make some choices via elections every once in a while.
> What I am saying is that in practice, for the huge majority of interesting problems, it is not useful to finitize the actual program but instead to abstract over the program that assumes no meaningful resource constraints. Wandering off down a road of looking for efficient algorithms that take advantage of the actual finite nature of real programs will only harm you in the enormous majority of cases.

You may very well be correct, but there's no formal result that proves that, right? So your assertion could be wrong.

> Again, people only "get it wrong" if you are being maximally pedantic in a way that provides negative value to thinking about these problems.

If everyone believed that the Halting problem is undecidable, then nobody would even try to find cycle detection algorithms.

Fortunately, some people have proven that these algorithms exist and have created such algorithms. Some have even created new such algorithms, improving their efficiency.

I just want more people to try and find more efficient versions of those, which is why we should not be spreading mistaken beliefs that the Halting problem is undecidable when a program runs on a computer.

Which is why I would argue, in fact, that saying the Halting problem is undecidable is what provides negative value, because this is only of theoretical interest and generally speaking, it's only a useful result in practice if the program you're analyzing is trying to solve a mathematical question (i.e. one about infinity).

For most real-world programs, the question of whether they would halt (or whether they behave correctly, in general) if they weren't allowed to consume infinite memory is much more interesting and useful, and actually decidable!

So let's focus instead on improving the time complexity of such algorithms. Let's not focus on saying that they are impossible to solve, which prevents from focusing on the former.
You're evading the point. Money given to a candidate during primary season can and does get spent during the general election, too.
That assumes a whole lot about their goals. If everyone sticks with C++ we would never have nice things like Zig/Nim/Rust that are advancing the conversation about how we should be doing systems programming tasks with code. C++ is quite influences by a lot of this. Like, let emm hack and learn. Also I think Nim is a very productive language to be hacking in and much easier to get going with than C++.
They build cars and batteries, not websites.
That is an apacheism to avoid serving .htaccess which can include hashed passwords. It's not a general thing.
It only has to be available to paying customers. Or even customers over a certain paid usage threshold.
I do not (currently) use this but I am interested in this. My reason is simple, I have a Mac and not a PC running Linux because my employer provides Macs and not PCs. If I got to use the computer I want, than I'd use a PC and run Linux (have at prior employers who didn't have/care about MDM).
Anyone running the Keepa extension or one of the alternatives can see that Amazon aren't discounting beyond what they've done in the last six months on most items.
What’s the LSP and linter/formatter story these days? Last time I tried it the lsp was miles behind what I am used to from TypeScript land in vscode. I have gotten sooo used to all the auto completion, helpful error tooltips and auto imports and formatting on save that it felt tedious not to have that in a similar capacity. Maybe I was just doing things wrong and it’s been a while. In general I am super intrigued by nim coming from python originally. I wish I could use it professionally on a project just to spend more time with it
> The Dad has legal path(s) to take if he feels he was truly wronged. Paths that would ultimately cost nothing if he prevailed. Paths that would likely force Google to undo their decision if Dad's statements are in fact the truth and Google has no other data/evidence.

San Francisco Police Department:

> “I determined that the incident did not meet the elements of a crime and that no crime occurred,” Mr. Hillard wrote in his report. The police had access to all the information Google had on Mark and decided it did not constitute child abuse or exploitation.

What more do you want from him Alupis? He was exonerated but you are suggesting he did not "do any of that" (false) to clear his name. Why would you say this given the article already rules it out?
There are a couple of players in town, namely MXRoute and Migadu (that I know of). The only thing that keeps me off switching to them is, well, bus factor and support. I was on Proton too, and the encryption finagling is what made me switch to Fastmail. Unfortunately for most people, Google IS the internet.
Generally if you don’t have hour specific verbiage in your contract, there is much more room to maneuver, but a lot of people are working through billing hours. At this points things get much more complicated and most people won’t have the organization to compartmentalize enough to get through an audit.
Most companies are just using their own equivalent PTFE membranes because it's cheaper
Are you sure it isn't .ht* that's blocked? That's what the default config is on my system.
It's not about shutting down existing machines. The power grid operator might be less willing to approve upgrades to serve increases in capacity. (No idea whether that's the case.)
As a non-American who lived in the US for many years, it always astonished me that they have so many levels of law enforcement.

It would be somewhat hypocritical for America[ns] to call other countries "police states".
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I said that turning off JIT with two a few clicks makes your browser significantly more secure

Rust is an improvement to memory related issues
>I would prefer that you use firefox, but chromium works fine too.

The rest of your comment seems fair, and equally very interesting, and I'll follow up with fastmail and nextcloud - thanks, but just the particular "I would prefer that you....", seemed jarringly out of place, and made me somewhat happier I use [a heavily customised] Brave [with a very edited hosts file], for no other good reason than ff just doesn't do it for me, as much as I've tried, and tried to like it.
I come here to read smart, creative people having discussions. And, sometimes, cracking jokes. I don't mind it at all.
That’s my point. It’s not ok. This is a trend that Cisco and China started. It’s now snowballed to Western democracies
I'm still convinced Ruby almost displaced Python because of those years where web forums would just shred any Python you wanted to talk about.
That and I have PTSD from IPv6 routing to random places being broken which nobody notices because the fallback to v4 is still working ...
I had a similar experience. I took a very small project from Python and turned it into Nim: it was about six times as fast to run and took roughly the same amount of code in both. I have plans to learn more but this article is actually a little more fuel for my fire as I think one of my next explorations would be transferring and running code on other systems. If portability is as easy I could see this being used for some work tools I am building. We will almost surely never replace the current language all the major code is written in, but for small self-contained tools it would be great.
> [..] I decided that I need a safe, fast, and statically typed language that can be compiled and targeted to both mobile and desktop environments, as well as being made available to scripting languages via FFI.

And you eliminated Rust because.. it’s too complicated? It meets these requirements to the letter! Since this is a greenfield effort, would it really be too expensive to invest some time to learn it?

Anyways, I wish OP the best with Nim. I’ve always found it to be an interesting language.
Why do you continue to insinuate this man may be a pedophile when he has been completely exonerated?
Just flag bad posts. Meta-fuming only makes everything worse.
The entire economy and business world is based on TRUST and REPUTATION but by god it is impossible to get crypto cultists to understand that.

The human element seems to completely elude them.
I'm more of a Red Breast kind of person.
Aside from the fact that Google likes to randomly lock longtime users out of their accounts too sometimes, yes. Those cases happen unprompted.
Author of the post here. Not really sure why this is being upvoted so much, I would have thought it was off topic for here.

If you're looking for a 3D Sonic game that plays _like butter_, check out Spark the Electric Jester 3 on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1629530/Spark_the_Electri...

It's fantastic and I'm gonna end up writing about it at some point.
He should use the legal system for what it was designed for - to settle a disagreement as per the ToS for his paid Google One account. The article even says this is an option - but he chose not to pursue it.
Something I long assumed about Rust before really getting started is that it is /slower/ to develop with. And at first that is definitely true because it introduces some pretty big, powerful, and constraining things. When you learn to work with these things and have taken your lumps discussing your code with `rustc` it is a lot of fun.

1.) Moves / borrowing / memory model
2.) Adopting a more functional style [to support 1.)]

My observation is that a lot of people /really/ want Rust to be imperative and treat it very imperatively they fight the borrow checker way more than if they adopt the idiomatic norms of Rust. There are some edge case data structures that can be a little painful and require some specialized knowledge, but once you are into Rust I don't even think it is unpleasant for side projects and general purpose hacking, but to get there it demands a higher level of mastery than most languages, but when you get there it can feel extremely productive.
etherpad https://pad.riseup.net/
It's a very good read. Helen Joyce's Trans and Kathleen Stock's Material Girls are also excellent critiques of this movement.
I’m referring to a Western corporation by name instead of blaming it all on China. What more do you want?
I use Fastmail and love it.

The key is not to forward your email from gmail and just start fresh. Slowly migrate all comms and eventually you’ll never look at that email again.
The simplest one I know of is https://textarea.online, which I use when I want to get some thought down without waiting for some word processing application to open. It's just a simple <textarea> HTML element with a monospace font.

My only issue with it is that it does not allow you to scroll down if the text fills up the screen; my way of fixing this is removing the "overflow" CSS property with my browser developer tools.
Maybe naked toddlers should not be flagged? You can see naked toddlers bathing in lakes and such. They are naked, cause overwhelming majority if people dont see toddlers as sexual and they themselves are not ashamed of body yet.

Naked pre-teen? Sure flag absolutely. Toddler? No.
Someone else confirmed my guess https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33744179
As they say, let people enjoy things
That take detracts from the amazing work people have done over the decades to research and implement improvements to C and C++. We can innovate without throwing things away, even if it may seem boring to the uninitiated.
You must have missed the part about waking up every morning chanting your companies mission statement and going above and beyond to help the company achieve dominance.
Is There Even A Suburb Comparison Tool Out There?

Hey all,

As first home buyers, how important is suburb research when starting out your real estate journey? I've used tools such as realestate.com.au, onthehouse.com etc to find historical prices on Suburbs, but i'm finding it very hard to compare them side by side... Ended up having to tally them all up in a spreadsheet which is such a pain. Anyone else having the same problems?

If so, would something like this help?
That laptop is not “high-end”. i7 processor, standard (not 4K) screen resolution, Intel graphics.

I also have a thinkpad, and it gives me no end of issues, presumably largely due to the Nvidia GPU. There are also some weird non-GPU-related quirks; for example, charging over USB-C sporadically stops working (requiring an unplug and re-plug of the cable), especially when the battery is low.
An absolutely amazing city. And fascinating in that in this more collectivist society you have actual individualism whereas most American towns are heavily conformist and enforce this through law.

A curious glimpse into the fact that societies are not simply collectivist or individualist but so or not so across multiple axes.

One thing that I find interesting is how much laws influence these things and how a society moves from growth to preservation.

It seems that societies grow greatly and then settle into a period of stagnation, constantly talking about golden years while actively stifling them in the present - moribund European economies, the erstwhile innovation cities of America.

Curious. You can only create greatness while your populace is weak because once it is strong it seeks the status quo and slow decline - loss aversion trumping exploration.

Ultimately, in some way, cities and states suffer the Innovator's Dilemma too!
I used that [0] when I've needed some kind of markdown markup. But this day I just use a small app called Tot[1] to jot things down quickly.

[0]: https://stackedit.io

[1]: https://tot.rocks/
Automating Rigid Origami Design
“Is there a way to do what you're suggesting with identities”

There are certainly solutions, but I don’t know what the best solution is, hence why I called it an open problem.

An example solution would be something like having your identity be a hash of your initial public keyset, making each key have a set expiration date, adding new keys by signing them with one of the existing keys, and then storing all of the rotation operations in a transparency log.

“the only way to solve this without centralized providers is with blockchains”

That’s not true; you probably want a transparency log, but that doesn’t require blockchains.
That made me think... it should be pretty easy to set that attribute on every element in the DOM (overkill, but then it makes every piece of text on the page editable, poof!) I can imagine giving that to not-too-technical users to play with changing things on a page - as long as they could paste a one-liner into the dev console:

document.querySelectorAll('*').forEach(function(node){node.setAttribute('contentEditable','true')});
CSAM stands for Child Sexual Abuse Material. It was not CSAM, quite the opposite actually.
He was not exonerated, that is not what this word means. The rest of your statement appears to be a straw man, because I have not once stated he is in fact a pedophile.
How am I endorsing corporate centralization when I’m lamenting censorship? Censorship is much easier the more things are centralized
No big deal... Reddit's video player has been hot garbage for a couple years now.

Maybe they need to fire half the programmers and then force the remaining ones to pledge to work "hardcore" ;)