skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Agreed. Supernodes should be near zero admin, and be able to run where advantageous, not just where an expert is available. OwnCloud/Nextcloud running every more services and at least looking at fediverse integration. Various NASs allow local applications for photos, plex, etc. All targeted at being nearly turnkey and friendly to the average consumer.

Ideally things become easy enough that people can depend less on FAANG and do more with services that are distributed. Hopefully the software can get to the point where your server helps when it can, but if it's down other servers would help out. I just bought a $120 ($140 with case) router, 8 cores, 8GB ram, 32GB storage, GigE + 2x2.5gbe. I've love to dedicate it for messaging, filesharing, mastodon, photo storage/viewing/sharing, etc and even have it exchange services with others so that message/photos/whatever can be shared even if it goes down. Hopefully it gets there, pretty amazing resources are available cheap these days. I'd happily trade 2/3rd of my resources for other peers ... if they did the same for me.
The Humanity in Computers, Part 1
We can look to computers as a reflection of our present day existential struggles.
And this gets to the heart of the problem. Twitter users think that because it was parody, the photoshoot was neither child pornography nor sexually abusive. Human beings recognize that it may have been parody but it was still child pornography and sexually abusive. It introduced, nay, immersed children in those scenes and behaviors.
You can buy a greaseweazel board (open source floppy controller designed for this purpose) and read them with an old PC floppy drive.
moderation is still important, but it too shouldn't be excessive.
The meta is different because they know their opponent also can't play the best move which impacts what move you play (ie. intentionally hanging queen for advantage)
Theres also liquid or powder detergent, which allows you to use a fitting amount for the dishwasher load.
So, let me get this straight. They will block ads on the internet, only to replace them by their own ads? So the money will go to them instead of the creators of the content you're watching?
What about having low testosterone would make someone eat more products with soy?
That's a different trade off. It's not a solution.
> Brave Search only uses your search query, country, and device type to show you ads

This, by definition, is not "fully private."
The "sides" of this argument have flipped. The pre-Musk arguments about Twitter's responsibility as a "public square" are now about how Twitter can do whatever they want as a private actor. And vice versa on the other side.

I wonder if the left will be able to take advantage of Texas' social media law[1] now that leftists accounts are being banned[2].

[1] https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/09/technology/texas-social-m...

[2] https://theintercept.com/2022/11/29/elon-musk-twitter-andy-n...
Similar frustration and mind boggling for me when I found that the "custom focus" feature on iOS just does... nothing. It's a feature where you're supposed to be able to select which specific apps can send notifications to you, so I made one which allows Slack to come through (for work) and blocks everything else. Instead, it just allows everything through as if the "custom focus" wasn't enabled at all.

No seriously, I'm baffled. How was this released?
I haven't actually been able to find an example program where Swift violates memory safety in a multithreaded environment; I'd love to see an example.
I noticed FEAST last week.

It is a little off-putting. Maybe I’ll come to like it?

…I’m thinking I’ll get the wordle in one guess next Valentine’s
This is a link post for https://www.vice.com/en/article/ake8n5/government-scientists...
Don't resort to cold calling to sell your product. It rarely works. Instead, change your approach to broadcast what you're all about in areas where your target demographic pays attention

Look at what other successful promoters are doing and see if you can do something similar. You could create a generic release PR and tailor it for each spot where you are going to promote it, then submit away
An HSM is going to make that difficult. The whole point of an HSM is that you can’t get the key from the HSM, you can only take the entire HSM with you.

Of course it is possible to read a key from an HSM, it’s just designed to be incredibly difficult. I don’t think I would be able to do it, at all, even if I could bring the HSM home with me for a couple weeks.
You wouldn't need a digital, dynamic tag for that?

The only time I've seen dynamic pricing was the KMart blue light special.
This is one of my favorite sci-fi books of all time. The explorations into autonomous corporations comprised primarily from software as some of the main economic and legal actors was quite interesting.
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I love questions like this because it forces you to examine your assumptions. My first reaction was "Of course it's a chemical change!". But after reading the article I'm putting it in the "it's not clear cut" basket or maybe the "it's both" basket.
Thank you, I have been looking into SOC analyst as it does sound interesting. It's some solid advice
yes! what an amazing channel! those minks are murderous assassins! 5th Avenue would run red with rat blood if they set joseph carter free in NYC
don't use rinse aid, or use an "eco" one that doesn't contain Ethoxylated Alcohols
This has no bearing on the project but since I am implementing a toy server I am wondering about the choice of the PUT method. I thought that it was mostly unused (browser don't send PUT requests) and was replaced by POST request most of the time.
I wonder about sulfates, specifically SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate - which has many whack-a-mole names). SLS is a surficant, and although not named in this study, it has been shown in other studies to interfere with mucous membranes (canker sores, etc)

I would wonder if that happens in the gut too.

It is in many things. toothpaste, shampoo, dishwasher and laundry detergents, and lots more

Since people are trying to avoid SLS, MANY tricky marketing synonyms have appeared to obfuscate ingredient lists:

https://chem.nlm.nih.gov/chemidplus/rn/151-21-3
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There may not always be 1 possible move in a given position either; how does regular chess handle that? (Presumably you'd use the same rule by default for human^n chess.)
I'd go further and consolidate the chart into one line: engineers per open tech jobs. It's really hard to get much out of the red line being so close to the bottom.

Doing this would be easier to understand as a job seeker. For a given job post, I want to know if I'm competing against 10 or 50 other people on the job market.
Similar to how Bethesda shipped the DRM-free version of Doom Eternal alongside the download for the DRM version.
Are you familiar with the threat model an HSM is designed to counter?
Yeah, I'm trying to fill that gap a bit here.

My app Nihongo was the app I built for myself when I was getting to the advanced level, and wanted to focus on learning from native content. It helps automatically create flashcards from words you look up, OCR, etc.

Nihongo Lessons is a companion app for people that want something more guided to help them learn vocab/grammar. It covers everything from beginner-advanced, but is probably most suited for intermediate folks who want to make a push towards advanced.
Most small water mains (like the 4"-6" stuff that runs down a residential street) are PVC in my region.
Or run half in the pre-wash cycle and the other in regular cycle.

Can also help to run/prime your hot water tap before starting cycle to start off with hot water (in places where it’s hooked up to hot).
We are actually migrating from Fly because of bad performance and unreliability on the pg services.

Still love the company tho but can’t support it more :/
That looks very affordable - and I do have some old 360k PC floppy drives around. Thanks!
Run `xcode-select —-install` on your terminal. It’ll install the Xcode command line tools only, no apple account required. I’ve used multiple macs at work and never sign in with an Apple ID on them.
> 1) Don't allow unsafe (you can have an easy code search for this) 2) Forbid unsafe cargos

This can be accomplished with cargo vet (https://mozilla.github.io/cargo-vet/how-it-works.html?highli...)
> Do games even work on a MacBook?

Windows games and Steam games? Some. See https://applesilicongames.com

App Store games, including iPad games? Lots of them.

Apple Arcade? Check, some 200+ curated games including some interesting exclusives like Fantasian.

Game streaming services? Yep.

Remote play from Steam/Xbox/PlayStation/etc.? Yep.

> Does it have Excel with macros?

Yes, it does. You might be surprised to learn that the first release of Excel was for the Macintosh in 1985. A Windows version was released in 1987.
Chess has the 50 moves rule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifty-move_rule about

A "player can claim a draw if no capture has been made and no pawn has been moved in the last fifty moves"
Give me consumer choice over great products any time.
maybe https://docs.rs/cap-std/latest/cap_std/fs/index.html would prevent that?
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The HTTP examples are fine, but a lower-level network module would enable all sorts of amazing plugins like a JDBC style ecosystem (WDBC?).
As a Windows user, I'd be pretty concerned about the multiplatform story here. They say that this is MacOS only for now but they intend to eventually ship a Windows App, Linux App and web app.

It just sounds like a recipe for a Sketch situation where it's really just a Mac app and web (and other platforms) is a second class citizen.
Which blockchain are you talking about? Ethereum switched to proof-of-stake almost 3 months ago now, and gas fees were pretty much unaffected from what I can tell.
For the uninitiated, which MacOS GUI app is this library most likely to show up in first/best? DiffusionBee?
> If you scroll down to the very bottom there is a big "we are hiring" icon.

Layoff expensive workers to hire cheaper ones.
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And in the case of the HSMs I've dealt with, just taking it home is enough to render it useless without some incredibly specific and difficult precautions.
> If someone (for example) got Apple's iOS signing key and Apple's HTTPS certificate, Apple could suffer catastrophic damage.

...people could see what's going on on their phone. I think this could be a good thing.
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> I don't know a single Gen X, Millennial, or Gen Z (in or outside of the tech industry, in or outside of the US) with one.

*what?*
For a many million dollar key, a few armored robbers with guns would solve this problem. Or to quote xkcd: get the hammer
Unless you choose to not bake a cake for a gay marriage. Freedom of association applies both ways.
I'd like to see a concrete example. The article says Firefox is badly designed but doesn't say what's wrong with it. I'm using Firefox right now and have no issues with it. But then, I'm a developer.
Spotify didn't release wrapped this year for some countries for no reason
Spotify wrapped, the story like thing that shows you the stats of what you've been listening to every year like what artists/songs/genres you've been listening to the whole year just dropped.

but the thing that's not talked about anywhere is that Spotify wrapped didn't release in some countries/regions where it was released previous years such as Rwanda, Venezuela, Bangladesh etc.

This is a bfd because Spotify wrapped is insightful and actually useful and them just removing the feature overnight for premium users without even notifying them is weird. the Spotify community site is filled with these complaints but staff won't reply or say anything about it, completely ignoring it. I kinda wished some media sites atleast reported it and then Spotify would say why they didn't release wrapped for some countries (mostly developing countries).

And it's not the first time either. many Spotify features are unavailable in my own region without explanation even though I'm a premium user. The list includes: Spotify canvas, video podcast, audiobooks, hey Spotify, karaoke mode, the Storyline feature and more... We are just treated unequally and it sucks.
Other comments haven’t pointed this out, but the key thing is that each account gets a different input (so it's a little harder to cheat).
So, you think you don't need curation but actually you do. There is some malware filtering that goes on, and some minimum (and I do mean minimum) quality control. There are content restrictions and such, that make the platform widely appealing. You might not want them, but the reason more and more and more apps are written for the platform is because of market power that comes from being content friendly. So the app you think doesn't need gatekeeping might not have ever even been written had it not been for this gatekeeping.

Kind of like saying, what has a cop ever done for me?

That said, yes, everything about it could be better. I very much detest app discovery in the app store, and it's almost as difficult via web or other means. At least in amazon you can filter out under 4-star products. And if you apply at least one category filter then you can also filter out marketplace sellers. The app store should have at a minimum some kind of stars filter.
I hate this excuse. AWS, GCP etc are not designed for children. They are designed for serious, enterprise-level workloads.

People need to do their due diligence.
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No abuse that I've heard of. But very offensive. Look further (not at work). It's too gross to describe on HN.

I'm pretty strong on free speech myself. But if you want to repress awful stuff, Musk is not the place to start. And the narrative that he's somehow lowering the level of discourse on Twitter is absurd.
Like water cooled alternators and fibre optic audio bus, this seems like a high risk of expensive repairs for not much gain.
> All of these things are really important, necessary, take effort, and are awesome. But they are not the point of life. They’re meant to aid the point of life.

There is no point in life bro. :)
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C++ is still essential for Android, but you won’t hear that from the security team bubble.

They should have the dev teams write about the good, the bad and the ugly of using Rust instead of having the security team write a sanitized rainbows and sunshine story.
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That may be, but that is not what TFA was about. It was about human sperm counts dropping, and that is absolutely not an emergency. Humans are in no danger of going extinct.
/dev/disk3s5 926Gi 857Gi 52Gi 95% 8067489 540828800 1% /System/Volumes/Data

It normally hovers around 30-35Gi free.
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We’ve gone to great lengths to abstract out the platform dependencies. Adding a platform right now doesn’t teach us enough for it to be worth it just yet, but we’re seriously planning for it.
If you have a mouse, get a cat.

If your problem is hundreds of mice, get terriers. They just kill and move on, they don't play with the mouse or eat it.

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Kurzweil's first book, The Age of Intelligent Machines,
was published in 1990.
Here's an off-topic but somewhat related question that I've been meaning to ask somewhere.

How do "plug and play" consumer devices that receive an incoming call / connection work behind the typical home NAT router? I have an OOMA VOIP phone service which is plugged into my home router with no ports forwarded. It has no trouble receiving an incoming call.

Does it simply open an outgoing connection and hold it open indefinitely?
Epic is appealing right now and there was a hearing last month. DoJ even showed up to say they think the case was mishandled.
> Having over-hired and still doing just fine means that for the period that companies were over-provisioned they were disbursing profits to labour (workers) rather than capital (shareholders).

Shareholders caught wind of that and are taking corrective action.
They've had a decade to respond. The response is "we can get away with it, you don't have any leverage"
Yeah but why bother having an exception for this?
>you cannot just chase money. Chase your dreams of doing something that you want to do and money is always the side effect.

I enjoy waking up late, quiet enjoyment of nature, listening to music, and unstructured enjoyment of various hobbies.

Unfortunately, none of those are particularly lucrative activities.

So I'm forced to chase money by doing things I don't enjoy.
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I use HoudahSpot and/or DEVONthink for this on Mac. Can anyone knowledgable tell me whether I’m missing out on something by not using Recoll instead?
They use it alright (as a pantry/place to store dishes).
Those with toxoplasmosis are perceived more healthy and attractive, have more lifetime sexual partners[1], take more risk and start their own business more [2] . Seems like a symbiont to me.

[1] https://peerj.com/articles/13122/
[2] https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2018.082...
Please show me where these different rules are codified? It's a bullshit argument and you know it. Social media does not make sense globally. You cannot appease both the US government, conglomerate of EU governments, and the Chinese government without being in conflict of what one of them wants. 'free speech' cannot exist with current national laws in most places and would be banned at DNS level, with the more authoritarian governments banning it at the transit level.

You again want access to someone else's network and software you have absolutely zero right to. You use these services under surveillance capitalism without paying directly yourself and make demands of them. Their platform owes you less than nothing and we see this codified in the TOS's that state exactly that.

Disconnect from them completely and take their power away. Run your own services and control what is said on your own network. Demanding that someone else do it is insanity.