skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You won't see it until you leave that place.
The firebombing of Shanks-Markovina should be a wake up call about the power of deeply entrenched corrupt and anti-democratic bodies. The existence of the private criminal investigation into Shanks by interest groups should leave one fearful on the path being followed there.

The Australian economy exists as source of raw materials for the world, a laundromat for wealth via gambling, and a ponzi around housing to enrich the ruling class. Any political force that challenges these pillars is not allowed to be.
I think both you and the GP are correct. I do think that consequences are being detached from actions, at least in the last decade of free money and rapid growth. But I also agree with you on the slow burning nature of small bad decisions made many times over years on end.

With the economy contracting and inflation skyrocketing, consequences should be back in fashion relatively soon. We're already seeing it in mass layoffs and other areas of business.
Sure! I use TP-Link Omada access points and a mix of managed L2 switches (TP-Link, Unifi, Brocade, Mikrotik). My router is VyOS running on a used commodity SFF box.

I know you can accomplish the same thing with Unifi access points and security gateway and of course Ruckus, Cisco, Aruba, etc will as well. I don't know of any residential equipment that will but I haven't used residential Wi-Fi gear for almost a decade.

The setup is:

- traffic on a particular SSID gets tagged with a VLAN at the AP

- That VLAN is tagged on all of the switch ports between the AP and the router

- the router's firewall is configured to block the guest subnet from the other local subnets and allow internet egress
9/15 ai and 12/15 human with a quick pass through.

Interesting challenge.
What about metadata? you can track based on metadata don't have to know the content inside the messages.
I'm not sure. I've been through some interesting ones. Some pioneering work on courseware for Apple II computers, one of the first Brazilian news portals, the third-gen Brazilian voting machines (the one with Windows CE - not my fault)... All these had the feeling that we were on to something big, not that we were writing history, but that history was writing itself, as if all we could do was to surf that huge wave. And surf them we did.

I understand the value of work-life balance, and I wouldn't compromise it on a normal day-to-day operation, but when you feel like you are doing something really great, it's almost like the art takes control and you need to chanel it into the world. That the thing you are building is begging to exist and you are the one who can deliver it.

It's a great feeling.
It seems to work brilliantly with Russian. Less than 5 seconds to translate a medium length wikipedia article on my computer. This exceeds my hopes and expectations.
I opt for meth heads
What's an "HN-like" environment?
If applied in the US, where a huge amount of people dont have access to decent healthcare who is responsible when a patient is misdiagnosed by an AI and
treated for the wrong condition?

If a doctor is responsbile for vetting all the answers then it is questionable
how much time will be saved.

All expected relevant information may be collected and presented in a handy report. That is good but doesn't require AI.

In order to pick a diagnosis in all but trivial cases the MD will have to invest real time into it and at that point making trivial diagnosis is also simpler to do manually.

I suppose the medical treatment can come with an EULA that informs the patient
that the diagnosis might not be accurate. (Though that can happen from flesh and blood MDs as well).

Watson did not work out really well
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/16/technology/what-happened-...
Ruby is a duck typed language.

What matters isn't "is" but "can act like".
I use the MacPorts build of Mitsuharu Yamamoto's port https://ports.macports.org/port/emacs-app/
As I type this, every top-level comment here is a criticism or a nitpick. A cool new feature is being added to Ruby. People have done difficult and meaningful work that benefits others. And this is the response here.

I'm psyched for this feature. As someone who has worked primarily with Ruby and Elixir, I really appreciate the design and safety affordances of immutable data. I'm glad there's a bit more immutability in Ruby and that, in general, the language keeps progressing. Thank you Ruby language devs.
> I can't force it to translate the pages

I see both an icon on the right end of the address bar I can click to manually translate pages, and the ability to click on the addon from the extensions list in the toolbar to open a popup to translate arbitrary text.
I believe previous comment is about 'the malfunction of two cameras in front of his cell' that happened during last successful attempt.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-people-jeffrey-epstein-ca...
Man, this brings back memories, along with webrings, guestbooks, etc. I even made a few for my own sites, long lost, I don't even remember what my sites were, was just a young teenager. But boy do I remember that I made a few of these.
self-employed, lifer. I d be wary of investing too much into a company i don't control, especially post-40 when i d be less competitive.life's way too short
I hear avocado oil is supposed to be good as well. What are your thoughts on butter/ghee?
16kB pages weren't too hard to get running before, iirc, it's just that most devices people care about went to 64kB.

Generally linux is happy unless you try to make pages smaller than 4kB,then all sorts of hell break lose in VFS
It used to be Zanterra. Why is this allowed to happen? Parks should be staffed by the US Parks Service and like, retired volunteers and such. Not a bunch of vendors.
Did you accidentally press the "Translate this tab automatically as you browse" button? Maybe try in a new tab.
Data could override method_missing to throw a different error for method names ending in =
Well to be fair the prior management team (and board) sucked. Stock was trash, company was bleeding money, and being insanely biased in their content moderation, etc. Elon is a systems thinker and problem solver. He didn’t know rockets before SpaceX nor cars/batteries before Tesla and those ventures, including their associated challenges and failures, have done pretty well. Time will tell.
I don't know you from Adam
"Campaign against Frames" A quick google search lead to this https://tintara.tripod.com/FramesSuck.html It is interesting to see what are now basic html features used to be contested.
Borges´ paternal side of the family had strong British roots. His grandmother was called Frances Haslam - she was born in Staffordshire in 1842.

In 1871 she married Colonel Francisco Borges in the Argentine province of Entre Ríos. But the colonel died (or rather, deliberately got himself killed to prove his honor) in the Battle of La Verde (1874), final skirmish of a fruitless insurrection.

The couple had two children: Francisco Eduardo (who was to follow the military career of his late father) and Jorge Guillermo (who instead followed the bookish tradition of his British ancestors, and would eventually become the writer´s father)

After the colonel´s death, his widow, Frances Haslam was left to fend for herself - without ever having learned to speak proper Spanish.

British, Borges´ father was thus raised in a fully British atmosphere. His mother only spoke to him in English and he grew up reading reading English literature.

Colonel Borges´ premature death thus had the effect of duplicating his British widow´s British influence on coming generations. Even though Borges´ father was half "criollo" and half British, he was raised in a fully English household reading English literature.

He then passed this British tradition on to his son, the writer. Borges clearly states in his Autobiographical Essay that he first heard poetry in English and that his first acquaintance with literature was in English. He even remarked, that he first read that most famous of Spanish-language novels, Miguel de Cervantes´ Don Quijote, in English. And when he finally had the chance to read it in Spanish, he deemed the Spanish edition to be a poor translation from the English "original"
I will, i set an end date for the campaign and don't plan to use it ever again until i am forced to (and maybe alcohol will help)

I'not arguing to remove javascript altogether, just to stop this bloat
I get sick of that kind of clever that consists only of playing with language. I know The New Yorker is known for this sort of thing, but I expect more of them; they are, when at their best, both clever and thoughtful. This particular piece is insufferable.
That's an extra service provided free of charge called "Hide the item from porch pirates".
> "Prove it."

Workin' on it to the best of my ability. 'Tis taking far longer than I'd hoped, and all the while the pain and lack of sleep drives me slowly insane… It's a race against time, and so far time is winning. Ah well… Live alone, die alone, even surrounded by 8 billion others… C'est la vie…
>> Most popular libraries can be sped up by avoiding unnecessary type conversions or by avoiding creating functions inside functions.

I stopped reading there. This performance overhead is insignificant. The way to speed up libraries is to keep time complexity low; e.g. don't search through every item O(n) when you could just have done a constant time lookup O(1)... Or don't have nested for loops with O(n^2) complexity when the problem could have been solved with two non-nested loops in O(n) time (e.g. using a Set or Object for lookup).
slightly better behaviour than reddit but that said, /r/AskHistorians comes to mind. It's gatekeeping but of a pretty understandable kind

"like HN" is where its text only, simple interface, web based and based on good behaviour but otherwise is pretty much discussive in a simple nested tree thread model. reddit is not text only.
Really nice analysis. Thanks.

I wonder what it would take to host a website and be reasonably outside the blast radius of any of the parties you named as controlling the internet.
Nope, I have a perfectly good personal laptop for that.
You can do an RV32I in 10k gates, RV64GC in maybe 30k gates? I think the GP meant barely enough to run a thin OS, but not an antique. In-order, small to no cache, you get it.

A visual RV64GC would be a pedagogical tool, not something necessary for a tape out.
No, it’s too difficult to discover content outside the instance boundaries.
I meant from these newly unsealed documents. What conspiracy theory is the parent comment alluding to?
Is there history news?
Software freedom isn’t about licenses – it’s about power (2021)
Ask HN: How to start an online radio (for cheap)?
I'd be interested to learn more about hosting, creating and managing an online (+ maybe archives). Where does one start? Which software (hopefully open source) and which services could be used?

I came across https://www.azuracast.com/ so far, which seems to be a nice starting point, but what else is out there to look into?
Nope, just stories from my day job.

One time, to solve the problem of "we want floating point numbers that are close to be considered equal" on an object, the programmer decided to take every field of that object (reflectively of course) turn that into a string, and then compare the two strings together.

Another time, in order to convert a LocalDate to our own internal date representation, a dev decided to toString the local date, split on the `-`s to extract the day month year. (Yes, localdate has day, month, year methods).

One time, to convert an int to a double a dev decided to turn that int into a string and then used "Double.parseDouble" to turn that int into a double (I wish I were joking).

All these and more were found through the joys of profiling :D
Weird. Why give your biggest competitor insight in your usage numbers??
No one I know is on it, so no. Most journalists go to Reddit anyway.
depends on the business and the size i would say. Maybe for business with < 1M in assets should not be required to be public
I guess I should have clarified more: I dislike everything running entirely separate OSes that you have no control over at all and are complete black boxes.

The fact they are running entire OSes themselves isn’t that big of a deal. I just hate having no control.
Sony steps into the Metaverse with the 'Mocopi' motion tracking system
But generally speaking the code is only 1/3rd of the size. So you have a lot less to read.

The only place monkey patching is typically used is in places it has no effect on code meaning such as GEvent.
I gave up after 2 images and 6 or 7 captchas.
Half of the time it was asking me captchas so I just gave up
My point is there seems to be no ban on factory-installed alarms (source: I have purchased new cars in NYC in the past decade with working alarms).
You would need to stitch blocks on a server
Sure, I prefer not shading but that works too.
they are not solely for rich and powerful. it s cheap to make a company and for many remote workers its the most sane way to be paid, because tax laws are insanely backwards. The secrecy of UBO is a weird concept though, i agree
AdGuard is a Russian company with headquarters in Cyprus since 2014. Cyprus hasn't a good reputation for business.
Feels like data science outside of deep learning is slowly edging towards the trough of disillusionment. Time to rebrand your CVs folks in line with the new hype, while waiting it out to get to the plateau of productivity ...
A Rune Lang-style `secret` type for Python
It keeps asking me to do arithmetic problems to prove I'm not an AI (several in a row) and then loses its place and starts over with #2 (not necessarily the same image).
But the real question is unanswered: was he actively playing league of legends during the interview?
I'd like this to be able to translate just a selection, like Safari can do.
> there is an implied intentionality that I don't agree with. We are all just plodding along, doing our best with limited information and skills.

Never got the feeling the author blamed the data scientists (he was one himself), but rather management, and not their bad intentions but their incompetence.
Sounds like they are just trying to set up the expectations by drawing the analogy to 3.0 release. It’s happening, it’s going to be slow, incomplete, rough, etc, but we hope to see the community helping to fix it.
My dad was gifted a vial of mercury, and he let us handle the mercury until it got dirty. And he was a primary school teacher!

Back then, some toys not only had lead paint, they were literally made of lead! There were capsules that "walked" down an incline. They were easy to open, and inside they had a lead ball lubricated by metallic dust (which I hope wasn't lead because it stuck everywhere). Crazy to think that was normal.
I thought it was something like this at first but no. It suddenly happened around the update to 107 and happens for every site and container. Maybe a bug?

Ps: I'm on FreeBSD for which mozilla doesn't make a version so I'm using a community release. It's been working totally fine though for years with the exception of D
Hardware DRM which is just not supported on FreeBSD (and I agree with that)
LLCs impose social costs when they go into liquidation, I feel like there's some concessions to be made.
From my experience with a friend who went off the conspiracy deep end quite a bit before the pandemic already, I can't see it helping at all. I deeply care about the friend and I tried to engage with him in many ways, assuming that he would somehow be accessible to reason. The reality is, he was not. Every argument/fact I brought to counter a claim was dismissed, because it was mainstream media/science/... At the same time he would happily use the same sources if they supported his point of view.

I also tried the opposite trying to push e.g. the lizard people conspiracies, to show the fallacy of his arguments. He would completely dismiss those, because "everyone knows that is rubbish", while arguing for a conspiracy which has hidden the true laws of physics for financial gain.

Unfortunately I do not have an answer how to talk with people like that, but it needs a much more serious intervention than rational talk.
How to give good gifts (2013)
That's not a thinclient. That's a doorstop. PC vendors have the Microsoft Zune design auteur and it gets no better at the higher priced end. That 32Gb ARM devkit from Microsoft has the Zune design problem, the latest Mac Mini sort of is like that too. Glad the head of Apple design is moving on.

Enthusiasts have the option for new SBC [0], but piecing together the accessory hardware is a minefield for those uninterested. I'd like a no fuss flirc case for the Rock5 and all the cables.

[0] https://ameridroid.com/products/rock5-model-b
Not for determining the truth of all statements made. At the most just of those made about people when the people they're about make a complaint.
TypeScript is definitely the most successful (in terms of popularity and in terms of I think they did a good job) language to try to tackle this.

But it took possibly the best living language designer on Earth to do it, the type system is (deliberately) unsound and will never be able to be used for optimization, and the type system is just incredibly complex. Literally a Turing-complete language running in the compiler.

And that's the least bad that anyone's been able to come up with. I applaud the TypeScript folks for doing it, but I think it's a worse user experience than most other modern statically typed languages unless you happen to be sitting on a pile of JS code already.

It's like plasticine with wires through it. Sure, the wires help but it would have been better to not start with plasticine in the first place.
A lot of people called doom when GDPR forced WHOIS to remove DNS domain owner names. But the sky hasn't fallen yet.
I am a VI user but prefer to use emacs keybindings in bash. If I need to do significant editing, VIM is just a C-x C-e away.
> The extraction of these keys would then allow anyone to play UHD Blu-Rays outside of Intel SGX.

AS IT SHOULD BE. UHD Blu-Rays are not cheap [1]. If I am going to buy one, I damn sure should able to play it using whatever program I want. Its quite sad how many people have just accepted this reality without a fight. If you buy an apple (the fruit), does the grocery store get to choose what knife you use to cut it, or what plate you use to serve it?

1. https://bestbuy.com/site/dvd-blu-ray-movies-tv/4k-ultra-hd-b...
I seem to get a LOT of captchas and I seemed to be unable to complete the quiz.

I tried again and was able to get an 80% accurate classification rating by racing through before it broke. Quite a fun and interesting quiz!
I've tried them but they're nowhere near Lenovo quality sadly. Unfortunately Lenovo is on a downward trend with ever less travel with each generation so I guess they'll be on par in a few years :(
That works so long as:

- Small instances can still participate and engage. "Personal Mastodon server" might very much go the way of "personal email server", in a world of majors (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook.com, etc.)

- Instances aren't acquired. One of the insidious aspects of capitalism is that firms can buy other firms. Yes, it's possible for a competitor to emerge, but a large established giant can buy out that competitor. Or take other actions, e.g., lock out any entity which supplies or interacts with that competitor. See former "Facebook killer" Ello.co (post-acquisition its new owners are exceedingly opaque and all the B Corp language has disappeared), or Mastodon instance Mastodon.cloud, acquired from its original owner by a Japanese concern.

- Management doesn't otherwise change.

- The operators don't simply diasappear (Joindiaspora.com, mastodon.cafe), or die (pluspora.com).

I AM a fan of Diaspora* and Mastodon. But I'm not blind to their actual and theoretical failings.
The captcha should only appear once per quiz session. Do you have cookies blocked or a similar configuration?

Visiting https://aiquiz.ronsor.com/session_dump.jsp will show you your session information.
Number one: you're using an overloaded term, but I suppose that your specific social conditioning has given you a specific concept of the definition of normal self expression that this clearly falls out of those boundaries.

Number two: this person's goal CLEARLY isn't to fool anyone, it's not a deep fake video, and it's frankly none of your business or concern that they enjoy using an animated avatar.
I tried to do the test but I was shown captchas three times in a row multiple times and it reset the test ...
Great work! Seems like Apple could make this a whole lot easier by giving even the slightest support...
That's certainly crass, but it shouldn't be illegal to say.

If people don't want to support their country's military and servicemen, that should be their business; it's a legitimate political position to take. Not least because all British soldiers are volunteers, and most of what British soldiers have been doing for the past generation is tagging along with American imperial military adventurism.
Very well articulated comment from someone with highlights such as

"you write for the Gaurdian and relentlessly spout feminist propaganda"

"destruction that activist hooligans created in Portland"

"Neurodiverse isn't a real medical term"

Sounds like you've got a very particular axe to grind from a very particularly narrow world view. I hope one day you learn to enjoy your fellow human beings for who they are
This feels very ethically icky to me. Folks are working hard to write these articles, and need to get paid.

If you don’t like paywalled articles just don’t read them, I don’t think it’s ethically sound to do this.

Just my $0.02
"If you don’t have a second Pi-hole, you can also populate DNS 2 with a public DNS server such as Cloudflare (1.1.1.1)."

This make pi-hole useless. I would prefer to let DNS2 empty.

Also pihole won't catch DoH queries, that could be set in browsers or other apps.
For all the three users flocking to Mastodon
its a pretty amazing hack though

the human body can scale from 1 cell to several trillion without going down for maintenance even once all while differentiating to different functions

it can take a high level of damage and heal without needing a shutdown as well, most software crashes completely at the first exception

cells give you that highly scalable and fault tolerant system that we all want
>> CAPTCHA: In order to prevent bogus quiz submissions and reduce required network resources, please solve the following problem: (add/subtract two number)

>> Repeated CAPTCHA prompts, image, repeated CAPTCHA prompts, image, etc.

Wow. No idea what is going on, but you managed to make the most unusual and annoying experience I have had on the web ever. Curious, what was your reasoning for doing this?
Insane captchas creates a completely broken experience. Filled out more than a dozen before giving up after being reset multiple times.
>And for the record the UK and Australia are generally higher up on the various freedom lists that rank countries.

Do you have a source for the ones you are referencing?

I looked a few and they track things like "whether both men and women feel comfortable expressing themselves in public"

https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/countries...

And very few seem to give proper weight to objective measurements like laws and actual consequences of speech.
Hector Martin (assuming they're the same person) looks perfectly fine on camera. They're an average looking person but I fail to find anything anyone would criticize about his looks.
n=20 in the smallest section and n=58 in the biggest section. Developers have a marginally better experience with some of these cherry-picked queries?
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