skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had no reception and no data through most of my commute.
What pushed me to switch operator was when I realised my phone was showing it has reception, but nobody could call me still. So when I missed doctor's appointment I really needed - literally sitting by my phone and waiting for a call for a couple of hours. When my window passed I called the surgery and was told that doctor called me several times, but was not getting through.
The reason I didn't switch earlier is that I needed to keep my number and I was worried that when switching operators something will go wrong as my luck would have it.
Fortunately I switched it without problem and I wish I dropped Three the first day there was a problem.
I don't know how they are allowed to operate.
People in Afganistan, do not want to see progress in their country. Period. They chose this life of fanatism and hatred. They let the Taliban rule. All the money or support in the world cannot change that sadly.
What fraction of non-nude yoga videos are run by 250 lb dudes vs attractive women?
Why? Twitter is running like normal.
Try search "white couple" in google images. Results are irrelevant in 50%.

https://www.google.com/search?q=white+couple&source=lnms&tbm...

However "black couple" results are more relevant.

https://www.google.com/search?q=black+couple&source=lnms&tbm...

It's hard to believe that results are not manipulated for purpose.

This explanation seems reasonable, however should be fixed. https://www.seroundtable.com/google-image-search-results-rac...
At my jobs, employees routinely share passwords in Slack or use simple passwords.

Frankly, as an employee, security is not my problem.
Good. This is why open source is awesome. The current editor does really feel clunky to work with.
The implication in the title that this was a new thing put me off, but rest assured:

> It’s a neat trick, really. But it’s nothing new.

Is how it leads into a fascinating history of this kind of thing.
Are you planning a Windows or Linux version as well?
I have the same thing. I have to “force” myself to drink. Especially in Warmer weather. My daughters have the same. I’m not sure whether it is genetic or nurture.
I liked that there was an edit with further clarity for those that quickly feed back.
Thanks for taking the time to respond. As SuptleCrypto's states themselves:

> Warning: This API provides a number of low-level cryptographic primitives. It's very easy to misuse them, and the pitfalls involved can be very subtle.
Even assuming you use the basic cryptographic functions correctly, secure key management and overall security system design are extremely hard to get right, and are generally the domain of specialist security experts.

Errors in security system design and implementation can make the security of the system completely ineffective.

Given the potential volume of people's personal data that might be stored, this is certainly an area you would want to get right.
In a society everybody must sacrifice something if is for mutual benefit.

Wolves had proven again and again that produce more money that they remove. Had proven also that can save human lives reducing car collisions and that they positively protect agriculture and fixate water sources in the area.

Why should a few farmers (I agree that I should be more precise and use ranchers instead) force their will over the whole population and block the development of a local area?. Isn't this a democracy?. Who are this people to decide that their village can't receive tourism and that everybody in the area must be a rancher or migrate?

Environmental services aren't free. Some resources will need to be sacrificed to keep the machine working, and in any case cattle owners can reduce their losses to an acceptable level by several traditional and well tested ways.
It is difficult for the metadata in dNFT(dynamic NFT) to achieve “decentralization” and “dynamic change” at the same time. This blog share a new way to store dynamic NFT metadata decentralized and dynamically.
> Just wait when Go gets 20 years of existence and enterprise use beyond devops.

C# is really reliable language, great tooling and documentation but it does not change the fact that is cluttered and no longer simple (which was the point of my comment).

Also I can't see golang going to the same direction, by design go is a lot simpler.
The entire concept that you're financial responsible for more than you direct descendants is frankly absurd.

Plus on average you're so far removed from about... the 3rd generation of descendants that it doesn't really matter.

Nobody should leave their descendants that much wealth that:

1. they don't need to be productive themselves

2. that the initial wealth has a higher than 1% chance to pass to grandkids

Each generation needs to earn their bread.

Baby boomers kind of didn't and look at what people are saying now.
You're not limited, but most people just want to have at least one profile which has their name and photo where they can have a presence online linked to their real life persona.

By having so few generalist instances the risk is that they grow too large and gain too much power over the fediverse.
Normies. It is because of normies who are too dumb to use a computer. They couldn't work a boolean search even in english to another person so search has to be ruined for the rest of us.
> Renting is a service that is available to everyone

Go try to rent a decent place with no credit history and then tell me you still have that opinion.
PDM in my experience has been the best, plus it's rapidly growing, and is more PEP compliant than poetry. My go-to choice, been advocating it since I found out about it!
You can't outsource accountability.
Are you overlooking the fact that PFAS made the rain water of the entire planet unfit for consumption§?! In my book that is several orders of magnitudes more important than "many products and processes".

--

§ PFAS: Rainwater contains unsafe levels of 'forever chemicals'

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/pfas-in-rainwater-...
They work, but the organization needs to approve the token (and its scope). As an org admin, I prefer it this way because I can audit what access developers give out to what repositories.

The new tokens are still in Beta, so there are some other limitations: for example, GitHub Packages do not support them yet, so you cannot use them in NPM/yarn to get your private packages hosted on GitHub.
> Wasn't there a variation of that done for some property taxes: you could assess your own property, but they reserved the right to buy it at the assessed price, discouraging lowballing?

I've come to the conclusion that this sort of property tax (on everything, including land, equipment, trademarks, and copyrighted material) is the only kind of tax that actually makes sense economically. Fundamentally, "property" is one person or entity taking something from society as a whole (backed in the end by society-sanctioned violence); "taxation" is its natural inverse: society as a whole taking something back from a person or individual (backed in the end by society-sanctioned violence). There's a pleasant symmetry that the people who have benefit the most from the setup of society should be the ones who fund it; and that in a sense, ownership must be continually "justified".
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> Everyone who claims 20 years is more than enough is looking at highly successful works.

I would argue the opposite: that for non-bestsellers, income after 20 years is completely negligible. NO one is buying 2nd rate fiction 20 years after it was first published, only bestsellers will still sell a significant fraction after that long.

I also don't see how potential income 20 years later could ever effectively motivate or enable a person...
Whenever it does launch, I'm hoping to see significantly more memory bandwidth. It's the achilles heel of the current Raspberry Pi 4 design. CPU and GPU are severely memory bandwidth starved.
Check out the Calculated Risk blog, where I learned almost everything I know about the events leading up to the Great Financial Crisis, and the GFC itself.
I wholeheartedly recommend PDM as a modern python package management tool: https://pdm.fming.dev/latest/

* greater PEP compliance with respect to poetry (and no upper
boundary constraints on packages)

* support for scripting

* parallel installation

Here is the opinion of somebody way more qualified than me:

- https://iscinumpy.dev/post/poetry-versions/

- https://iscinumpy.dev/post/bound-version-constraints/
I'd like to see calendars that can be non-publically shared with (and maybe even written to by) non-Fastmail-Users.
DNR doesn't cover all use cases that uBO tries to address, AFAIK, so some tracking will still be possible.

Regardless, the point about a Google-only web resulting in restrictions stands even without that: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b...
Needing community support to buy 1kg of carrots is kind of insane.

> As I've said elsewhere, my relatives lived in the middle of nowhere, and had to travel 60 miles - an hour and a half each way - to go to the Costco to stock up on staples.

That's a very exceptional situation and not really representative of how most people live.

> You have to drive for 15 minutes to a grocery store??? Oh, misery. The world is coming to an end.

Well yes, polluting the world with inefficient land use forcing 100s of millions to drive everytime they want to buy milk is a problem.

This is specially a problem when you can only go when you don't have to work and maybe at those time there is also traffic. So you only go once a week or every 2 weeks, meaning you end up buying less perishable foods.

15min, lol, in 15min I walk to the shop, buy something and I'm back home already.

Also, simply complaining that people are how they are isn't helpful, its just a reality of the situation. You can either have an urban planning and infrastructure policy that supports what makes people lives better, or you don't.
I use their 5G as home broadband in Edinburgh. Their service is better than Vodafone’s where I am.
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> Demonstrating a proven track record of financial responsibility

credit is a record of your debt load, nothing else, but landlords use it as a proxy.

I have no credit and had to laugh when I realized no one would rent to me despite my 6-figure income. I had to start vetting THEM to see if it was a waste of time or not.

These kinds of things sound good in your head, but they're just not reality.
I am afraid that I'm just like that. When people jest with me in the real life I often choose to respond as if it was said seriously. I mean, I don't get upset or anything. Just refuse to recognize something as a jest and respond charitably but seriously as if someone was only half-joking. Not sure why I do that. I think I feel that's the best I can do for someone who attempted humor in a way that fell flat on me.

I'm not talking about GP right now. "Thanks, I hate it." actually made me smirk a little bit and his links to assembly were actually super informative. So in this case humor was great but there was also substance which I felt I need to respond to with "what's in it for me".
Tesla and SpaceX don't have free food
Where does it end then ? Burned in the air ? I don't know if it is worse or better, I have no data about it. But I suppose it's neither neutral.

Recycling plastic is very hard as a single product is often a combinaison of different kind of 'plastics', which happen to be a generic name for different materials, and which impose different kind of treatment for each of them. Colored plastics add up to the issue as you can't recycle different colored plastic of the same kind together...

For example, a single coca-cola bottle is typically made of 3 kind of plastics : the bottle itself (transparent), the cap(red with white or black scripting), and the wrapping around of the bottle (made of 2 or 3 different colors).

And that's nothing compared to toothpaste tubes, which was taken as an example in a recent 'Der Spiegel' issue to illustrate the ecologic nightmare plastics represent. And let's not forget ketchup plastic bottles, which is also some kind of marvel of assembled plastic enginering.

Plastic recycling is currently more a matter of vertue signaling than a reality as only 1 to 5 percent of plastic (I don't know the exact numbers) is curently recycled worldwide.

In western world (or at least in europe), most of them are incinerated in electricity thermal generators or buried in waste dumps.

Until recently, american waste (plastics) were send to China to be buried or burned, until the chinese government made it illegal.

The real indicator should be some kind of a 'plastic consumption index' by countries and/or companies and/or household, used to monitor the amount we produce it, use it and get rid of the waste.
I’m more than a decade older than you.

that’s what my girlfriend said: “Can’t lose weight after a certain age”

She looked at me one day when I was down around 25 pounds and declared “It does work”

Next thing I know, she lost 15 pounds.
A swarm of robots built this tunnel [video]
It may not be helpful in your particular case depending on how your Slack is administered and similar, but my setup is like so:

- https://github.com/wee-slack/wee-slack with WeeChat (weechat.org) for IM only (i.e. configured so that it only notifies when an IM (one-on-one or group) is received); and

- https://github.com/tomhrr/paws for retrieving messages from Slack as email, and sending responses to those emails to Slack.

https://github.com/nicm/fdm is used for all filtering of email, including Slack messages. This allows for rules like e.g. marking everything from Slack as read, unless it's from channel X and matches your username, or it was sent after 6pm, or similar.

With this setup, IMs still come through as IMs, but everything else goes to email and is treated like email. Retrieving email and Slack messages happens based on local configuration, so it can e.g. be set up to fetch once per hour, and then all of those messages can be dealt with in one go. As the filters are refined, the number of useless messages that have to be reviewed decreases. With this configuration, at least in my experience, Slack is much less of a nuisance.
There was a period about 7 years ago where they were fantastic, their 3G/4G network wasn't too bad unless you were out in the sticks, and they were CHEAP, about 13£ for 200 mins/200 texts _unlimited_ data. And the kicker was pretty much unrestricted high speed roaming.

Have since moved over to EE which is better performing and better coverage but much pricier. 3 sadly will fall over in the next couple years I would bet.
Core Scientific, One of Largest Bitcoin Miners, Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Sure, but this is for those arguing for copyright from date of issue + X years, irrespective of the author being alive still or not.
> You're not going to get too much sympathy from them

Why not? That someone makes much more than someone else and endures a higher cost of living does not establish anything other than that the people who work those kinds of jobs want to live in those kinds of places (or the companies want to be there but it is hard to disentangle the two). Lack of sympathy because someone is in a different situation seems somewhat course considering that there are problems which either party does not experience but are objectively bad and should be remedied. Because they are different does not mean they are less impactful to quality of life.
Wells Fargo Penalties Since 2000: $22B
No, you are not. I have one persona that moved over from twitter, one for ttrpgs.

I think, we need to go back to the basics with people. You are allowed to have more than one email, for example. Facebook brainwashed people into believing they can only be one thing online.
Why is it a warning, wouldn’t it be a good thing if we could more efficiently allocate resources than the current system? And aren’t most corporations centrally planned economies on the inside?
You've no right to access private property even with ID, as TFA illustrates. ID or no ID, the private property owner can eject you if they wish (unless their ejection is based solely on your membership in a protected class).

I'm not sure where your question comes from. Of course any private property owner can reject you for any reason, including failure to ID. But that's nothing to do with ID.
> I could write a long essay on why we're not on the verge of expanding beyond our home planet

The reason that essay would be long is because you'd have to explain away so much progress from multiple independently operating space industries.
Past generations used dogs to guard their flocks.

Driving wolves to extinction wasn't a deliberate effort, it's just what happens when humans expand into a predator's territory, displace its normal prey, and then opportunistically kill it, while denying it access (via the aforementioned dogs) to those succulent sheep they replaced the deer with.
> But poetry was deliberately non-deterministically failing CI builds that used a deprecated feature.

I’m having difficulty finding a reference on this, could you elaborate?
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Discussion on GitHub: https://github.com/boringdesigners/boring-avatars/issues/57

Third-party deployment of the site: https://www.boringavatar.com/ (without the 's')
What I can't understand is why we still have controls overlaying the video.

It does make sense in fullscreen (there's no other place to put them). But in any other context? Have them below the video, damnit. You don't even need to hide them then.
Yeah, once you get to "user" and "submit" it starts to appear as if these folks take offense to those words ever being defined in the first place. I refuse to apologize for useful words that exist not only in our language, but that are also deeply embedded in our minds. These people are demanding that we "forget" what we know is true, and replace it with something that is not true.

Misappropriating and subsequently weaponizing commonly used words is a trash move, imo, and it plainly exposes the lack of moral integrity of the persecutors. I find it very difficult to believe that such behavior is made in good faith.
As always, these lists teach something bad. Expressions that were new to me include Jewed, peanut gallery, Indian giver, and circle the wagons.
I have published some extensions with about 300k users in total. So far, I've only had two people ask me to publish on open-vsx. I did make one attempt, but something broke in the signup procedure, and it took 3 weeks for someone from support to come back to me with a fix, so I had moved on.

If more people were asking for it, I would try again, but the time spent per user to set up a pipeline for each extension just doesn't make sense at the moment. I'd rather spend those nights adding features for the existing mainline users. Cynical perhaps, but there's no reward for making extensions, so there's a limited amount of time I can spend on it.
It varies by person. A quick search of body weight percentage is about 4-5% per arm and 16-17% per leg. For a 150 lb while intact man that would be about 70ish to 80ish pounds. Baskets may be carried by multiple people or dragged though.

Apparently according to one source the basket case origin was a result of rumor telephone and loss of context.
https://www.grammarphobia.com/blog/2014/08/basket-case.html
This isn't true. The Gore-Tex layer isn't damaged like this. You're referring to the DNW coating, and there's no reason this can't be a waxed layer like old-school rain jackets. In fact a lot of companies started offering wax based DNW coatings in the name of environmental responsibility.

The actual "Gore-Tex" layer, now no longer under patent and produced by many under names such as Dermizax, H2No, Sympatex and many others, is a thin, flexible, *fragile* PTFE membrane. This allows air through, and via a heat-pump-like mechanism drives water on its surfaces from the warm side to the cool side. There is no 'old school rainjacket' equivalent for this.

Usually when your Gore-Tex jacket stops working it is because the DNW layer is gone. If you used a wax replacement the actual Gore-Tex would still be fine and your rain jacket would still be miles better than anything available 100 years ago.
Can you explain something to me?

An example is generally a way to solidify or convey an idea.

Why do some people think that attacking the example somehow invalidates the idea?

It's an excerpt from a fantasy book.
In my personal experience, I bought a Three SIM card for some testing, and in about a month after not using the SIM for anything besides calling one of my own numbers I started receiving marketing calls. The marketer was upfront about how Three will give out your number to advertisers.

The only redeeming quality they have is their US data plan.
They renamed it to "Go Roam" and if you've been with them since before October 2021 it's still free in 71 countries (otherwise it's pretty steep): https://www.three.co.uk/go-roam

"If you’re on Pay As You Go, or your Pay Monthly plan started before 1 October 2021, these charges won’t apply."

(I'm a happy Three customer since 2011, can't recall significant signal woes in London while I lived there and have reliable, fast 5G out in the sticks now)
In a same sex relationship, one parent will naturally not be the bio-parent. This seems to be the crux of the issue as there was no issue with the main couple in the article obtaining a Bulgarian passport.

It appears that the only source of contention around the Bulgarian passport was recognition of two mothers, which is a naturally impossible, the same can be said for gay men. In same sex households one of the parents in naturally an adoptive parent, unless the child is adopted by both and not biologically related at all (there probably is a process for that scenario already). Allowing anyone to be added as a parent will result in erasure of bio-parents. Everyone has a right to know their genetic/ family history.
An annoyance of mine is that video controls seem to always overlay videos even when they're not full screen and there is room available below, this for obvious reasons goes hand-in-hand with the video controls then auto hiding themselves after a short period making skipping through things like meeting recordings far more painful than I'd like.

I've had to resort to a browser addon which allows me to use shortcut keys for any video to do things like skip ahead 10s, but it would still be nice to be able to see the time complete/remaining on a video without having to move my mouse to temporarily unhide the controls.
They just gave you a real-world example, umbrellas...
Why don't they get dogs to guard the herds then? And seriously, you're claiming that there's going to be wolves attacking people?

...do you know how modern wildlife management works? If wolves are reduced to hunting humans, it's because of a massive imbalance between predator and prey numbers, for whatever reason. Any half-decent forest service / whoever has rangers in your country, will be monitoring that balance, and stepping in to prevent a) animal suffering and b) potential risks to humans
Check out pip-tools [1] which does exactly that, albeit in a slightly more polished way.

[1]: https://github.com/jazzband/pip-tools
There's nothing in Okta that isn't already open-source in projects like Keycloak or Ory.

Okta is a terrible, expensive, and potentially incompetent (this is not their first breach) hosted knockoff of the above.
I didn't know who you were referring to, so looked it up and learnt a little about Ray Dassen [1]. It's nice seeing ppl memorialise a person as you have done here.

[1] http://www.gnumeric.org/announcements/1.12/gnumeric-1.12.3.h...