skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
if you have a deadly allergy like that, is eating at small restaurants really worth risking your life?
On the brightside, if you ignore it until you can’t see your screen properly it’s like the heavens have opened once you finish cleaning it.
A war was fought because one country didn't want part of itself to become another country.
It started in 2014 - it's ongoing today, it's a joke.

Yes, of course there is some magic macro, but I already declared the dependency, please just find it, I'm not here to put boilerplate into Find scripts.
A common thing with people who are constantly told they're a genius/amazing/etc... and get so big they don't have anyone to tell them "No." (think George Lucas, Madonna, and such)

It especially doesn't help that Elon surrounds himself with people who worship at his virtual altar, and go to bat for any dumb thing he ever says.
wkat, please, in the context of the resource (a well cited podcast episode) you're arguing against your own point. If this is important to you, check the research. If this is not important to you, well, ok.
Yes. Using Mailinabox.email on a €3 VPS, since 2016. Have had zero issues with it.

I mostly use aerc but recent versions of Roundcube are pretty slick as well.
> based on which laws (State or Federal) had primacy

Primacy to do what?
Ngl this sounds much worse than normal public transportation. AFAIK it's just the same thing but if you're rich you get special treatment. Imo more of a regression than an advance.

Cars were largely a mistake.
You don’t see that level of deception with Neuralink, which (he claims) will cure (in the near term) Parkinson’s, tinnitus, paralysis, etc.?
Glass act: Scientists reveal secrets of frog transparency – AP News
Literal billions of dollars are missing. Anything he might do relating to that money would be a new crime.

He could have handed some of that money to unknown criminal associates. Anything done with them could be more and possibly new crimes.
Completely agree with this and with your other comments in this thread.

There simply isn't that much money in designing cores. The money is in selling SoCs or devices. Arm at least has made increasingly high quality cores available at reasonable prices to all comers. A future where Arm's business is made unviable is not necessarily better for consumers.

You can license RISC-V cores from Si-Five today but they if reports are correct they were in discussions to sell to Intel. If that were to happen who knows what would happen to their offering. There will be others of course but as you say it's not obvious that what they offer will be any better that what Arm offers today.

And for the foreseeable future Arm is immune to takeover by any of its deep-pocketed customers.

I'm very happy that RISC-V exists from a number of perspectives but there needs to be a realistic assessment of its potential impact.
Any other stories you can share? I’ve started an IT Support job and theses are always useful.
Oh thank you so much for putting the mixins in this.

It would be the most massive DX positive change to CSS. It had been on my want list for years.

But it seems all the momentum went into shadow DOM and we stopped talking about it.

"All" we need in theory is someone willing to take the mantle and shepherd it. There is previous work on it from the `@apply` experiment that could be leveraged. In theory it should not be too hard.

But noone has the time in the people that want it it seems.
Well now they are clearly labeled as containing the allergen, people can steer clear of these products! Seems like a win.
Test it on kids:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OADXNGnJok
I host my own using a VPS with OpenBSD, OpenSMTPD, and Dovecot. I like having unlimited mailboxes and aliases.

In-bound is easy with DNS checks filtering all spam. Out-bound is somewhat out of my control, so I use a relay like smtp2go or sendgrid for reliable delivery.
See comments above ;-)

There's some kind of philosophical debate about what creation is... Another debate might be "is creation the most specific sign of intelligence ?"
Is there anything like "pure creation" or are all creation only adaptation from prior art ? And if so: when did the initial parts come from ? Is creation only the systematic exploration of a predefined space ?
IANAL but it seems like it could be a basis for appeal.

And what's the point of putting in months of work hearing a case if there's a chance that it will all get nullified.
used to be also on protonmail for a couple of years. acutally since they started, but i dont like the mobile clients or the bridge. also there had been some shady messaging in the last year (previous discussions on hn).
what i also dislike is they cancelled a bunch of pro plans and replaced with way more expensive ones, and i had no way to continue my older plan.

i recently moved to microsoft o365 basic, which is good and also gives the smtp etc, so you get any client to work. The biggest pro i miss is a catch all mail solution, which was amazing for protonmail. i didnt have enough time to tinker with o365 to find out catch all mail so far, everything else it beats protonmail hands down.
He is selling waaay less ads and way cheaper then used to be. And while it has many reasons, him firing people who were actually selling those ads is one of them.
Thanks for adding more info to my "back of napkin" comment. Heat pumps are fantastic where they make sense, it's -5f here and my 24,000 btu unit is keeping up in 1,000sq ft (DC Inverter Type).
Lease it to someone who knows what they're doing, is able to make a living as a farmer, and wants to take care of the land, as opposed to trash it. You're in a much better position to be a good landlord than you are to be a good farmer.
Have you tried putting gravel in your socks at the beginning of the day? It feels great when you get home and finally take them off.
> This allows any sudoers user to obtain full root privileges

The way most sudoers files are set up, if you're in the wheel or sudo group, you're only a "sudo -i" from a root command prompt, so I'm not sure I see why this is a vulnerability. Can anyone elaborate?
There's more than one way to progress! Reducing start-up capital requirements by tearing down regulations is one, sure. Other ideas:

- Govt subsidizes new businesses with capital/staff/what-have-you so they can comply

- ...and to steal a libertarian arg against welfare: charitably-minded private citizens could do the same :)

- Expand social safety net so private businesses don't have to provide the same for their employees, freeing up capital for compliance

- We can just deal with a higher threshold starting businesses... like honestly what _is_ the proper threshold here? Are we even optimal now? Lots fail and ruin peoples lives, when honestly maybe it's better for those same people to go work at a successful business as a manager.
the candle and knife edge needed for the interferometry are indeed quite widely available in human history, but the necessary knowledge of the wavelike behavior of light is only about 200 years old
Even when it was called OpenPOWER it was not as open as RISC-V. Its only much later that it became so.
What's definitely clear cut is that via an elaborate plan he fled the country to avoid getting any of those questions answered definitively, which is the part that concerns me in relation to SBF. As many people have mentioned, pretrial detention can't be about actual guilt, just the likelihood to show up to trial.
I like to reverse-engineer web APIs (working on the NBA's stats API right now) and sometimes I have to open/autoformat JSON files with 500k+ lines.

As a firmware engineer, it's also frequently useful to be able to do hexdumps of large binary files in VS Code.
I use Gmail. I used to self-host when my time was worth $15.50/hour (college), but these days I have many things more important in my life than meddling with email servers and fretting about deliverability.
You could almost say that it's such an obvious invention that the first person who had access to an internally programmable digital computer came up with it. Scanning and printing over a wire were implemented in the late 19th century[1], so the only thing left was to be able to store the signal and replay it.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirephoto
i think the big issue is simply that the english speaking world, on the whole, prefers its truth tellers, prophets, and poets to be safely long dead, sainted, and rendered harmless thereby.
I also added a rule in Fastmail to automatically label things forwarded from Gmail. This became an easy map of what to update. In about 6 months almost nothing still comes to gmail.
I consider myself a thoughtful person and I enjoyed reading HDM as recently as 2020 ;) There is no need to broadly insult everyone who likes a book. Each to her own.

Having said that, I felt ‘the golden compass’ holds up much better than the sequels — better character development, less didactic, amazing word building.

(Edited to avoid potential spoilers)
> Linux and OSX, for example, cannot run software compiled 20 years ago (I'd love to be proven wrong, but my experience hasn't been so great!).

Just get the copy of libc it was compiled for (and any other libraries), and add them to LD_LIBRARY_PATH before running the program. Linux's ABI is stable, so this should work fine. (It's always worked for me – though I haven't tried terribly much software, I'll admit.)

I don't know about macOS; iOS has compatibility problems, but Android basically doesn't.
> a user did not have to find a rssCloud server for their feed to reference – their own site could handle feed registrations and notifications to feed reader apps. This created a supply of literally millions of weblogs that could support quick notifications to their readers if their reading app supported the use of rssCloud.

Um, is it just me or does that sound like a DDOS waiting to happen? (I'm out of the loop on these things.)
I’m not sure why the idea of perpetuating inequality “doesn’t make sense”. For most of human history that’s literally what civilization has been about: building on the efforts of your ancestors to be better than your neighbors, other tribes, and eventually other empire who would rather see you fail.

Note I am not arguing that inequality is an unvarnished good or that history isn’t filled with violence and sin. However, that’s a far cry from saying simply that “birthright” doesn’t make sense at least when talking about purely physical items to be inherited.
This doesn't require a law. Government agencies already can manage which applications are used on their devices.
I'm self-hosting since 2005, moved from Courier to Postfix/Dovecot/Rspamd to dual server Maddy/Dovecot (replicated)/Rspamd + legacy Postfix (to be scrapped when I find time) setup. I've changed IP addresses and domains over time, and everything was perfectly smooth. Both machines are my own hardware, on residential ISP connections on different continents (with some tunnels for one machine where ISP is less friendly). Have some plans to throw in asymmetric encryption and add some MTAs running on machines outside of my physical control (a VPS or something) - but I'm quite fine with what I currently have.

Maddy instead of Postfix because Postfix configuration gets quite messy with complex virtual users logic. I was trying to refactor it, trying to devise some sort of DSL to make things more bearable - and found myself wishing there'd be something more straightforward. Maddy was a good fit (and it has a modern easy-to-understand codebase that I can hack on it if I need to). It's much smaller and simpler than Haraka, but still has all the features I need, and looks secure (I swept through the source code and found nothing obvious).

Dovecot is a very fine piece of software. I was considering Wildduck, but haven't figured out a contingency plan if I'm going to dislike it in the long run. As long as all my mail is a Maildir (with some extra indexes I can just ditch), I have no worries - I'll always be able to read it. So I've just set up dsync for the failover (in case one of my servers has a network or power outage) and can't be happier.

Once (somewhere in early 2010s) I had a backscatter issue that put me on a couple DNSBLs, fixed that the same hour I've learned of the issue, filled out some forms on RBLs I was listed on, got removed in a couple days.

Delivery-wise, I've had some issues with Outlook (to an extent I've almost set up an "embassy" there, tricking the system into thinking that my domain is hosted with them and using their own MSA for my outgoing mail to Outlook-hosted domains - proof-of-concept had worked, but I haven't really bothered to implement it in practice as they had suddenly started to receive my mail without issues, and this whole idea is a dirty hack), but otherwise email delivers fine. A couple times Gmail put my emails into spam, but mostly everything worked as expected. Not that I send many emails, maybe a couple dozen a year - it's mostly receiving.

I'd say the main problem is lack of decent mail clients.
If you assume some upper bound of checks per tick/checker (10k in the example), then they're performing that same, large amount of work at a regular interval. The author lightly addressed that when talking about O(1) vs O(C) work.

The problem being addressed is that if work increases over time, when shit hits the fan, ..., then you're prone to running into cliffs or modes of operation, where the system transitions from behaving perfectly to failing completely. If you don't push the limits regularly then you're unlikely to know what those limits might be. The solution here is to do extra work (you're definitely right, 10k checks is more than 10), but in such a way that you're constantly exercising that limit and have no variance in the work the system does. Running a short period of time in that configuration gives you confidence that your bounds are reasonable and protects the rest of the system from an explosion of extra work caused by retries and whatnot.
> a school that will throw your lunch snacks away

What is the reason to that?
Just a “standard” convention. I’ve been doing a bunch of analysis work lately and almost all of the scripts start with something like:

import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
import seaborn as sns
import sympy as sp
I’m hoping real companies will emerge out of the deflation that we’re currently seeing in the space.

I personally know quite a few folks who have been scammed in one way or another via crypto, but I still hold out for the future state. I think all this noise just needs to fall away.
Switching to Hinton's new Forward-Forward algorithm might get you that faster training time, rather than focusing on tweaking existing approaches.
The idea that only rich people have something to lose is a) ridiculously classist, and b) not applicable here: SBF supposedly doesn't have any money to lose, so by your logic we should be controlling him with violence.
Lupine fixes nitrogen from air, making it effective as fertilizer.
The gift that keeps on giving!
You’re taking about unelected billionaire oligarchs as it’s a bad thing and saying Google is more of a threat than the CCP? That’s interesting.
Are you aware of the fact that Chrome stores credentials in a simple SQLite database whose encryption can basically be bypassed if the user is logged into the system? https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-Chrome-stores-your-use...

If you left LastPass because of its security flaws, then using Chrome's passwords is a bit like driving a scooter with a pasta pot on your head because you feel like a normal helmet is too unsafe.
It's a good idea, but it's too late for that. I've said too much about the book under my real name.

At the time, I hadn't decided whether I wanted to use a traditional publisher, and traditional publishers hate pen names. You pretty much have to prostitute yourself on social media for traditional publishing to be an option these days.

I realized that self-publishing was the only way to retain the creative control this particular project works, but that was after I had talked about the project under my real name. I do agree that pen names are great for self-publishers, especially if they're trying to differentiate product lines or involve themselves in some of the most lucrative subgenres.
The dealers were?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cFTlx68itk
Bangkok, Thailand
That's still your fault, you could have read the newspaper in time to look for raffles.
This is such a wild take and would be so toxic to any organization.

Assuming you’re not trolling: you might be surprised to know that your colleagues are actually not, in fact, idiots, and will sniff this out.

For how many years do you suppose you will find it rewarding to fake your way from one thing to another? 5, 10, 20, your whole career?
This sucks. As someone with a mild to moderate peanut allergy, I’ve been able to gladly eat whatever “may contain peanuts” food that I want, but with laws like this, it’ll cut off a huge portion of what I can enjoy. All my friends with severe peanut allergy never ate these foods to begin with, so it’s not helping them either.

Why can’t the government just let us decide what risks we want to take? I’m sick of this shit. I don’t need the government to regulate which port is on my phone or the direction I wipe my ass or the snacks I can eat. Just let me freely live in peace goddamnit.
"Tradeoffs" that consumers don't get a say in. They don't deserve good faith discussions when they treat us like children and throw away the key when that infantilization destroys stuff in _our_ lives.
It’s almost like it’s not possible to judge the necessity or required quantity of software engineers from outside the company!
You win. I chuckled. You know I was making a bit of a joke too, right?
I don’t think it’s tremendously slippery, but I do think it’s a slope. It’s hard to imagine the government ever removing an allergen from the mandatory labeling list - if they did, a lot of people who got used to having it would find themselves in more trouble than if it had never been there.
Maybe not what you're looking for, but I have a catchall alias setup using Cloudflare, so any mail @mydomain gets sent to my Gmail address.

I can only receive mail, but having my own domain is useful because now I can move without telling everyone a new address.

For my websites, I use Zoho's free mail plan + nodemailer for sending automated password reset emails and the like. It works pretty well.
Losing access to your mail account causes significant and critical damage without ever considering the existence of backups.

Backups don't help with the painful (and sometimes barely possible) migration of your accounts to a new address, updating contacts, loss of mails that arrived after you were locked out, et cetera
I’m not following…

What i am saying is that regardless of whether or not you take a stance on illegal immigration, the fact that the issue is ingrained in our political system means that it does in fact affect you albeit indirectly. It follows that you should probably have an opinion on the matter and be open to discussing that opinion even if you are not directly affected by it.
zkSNARK allows you to make a proof for a statement that some boolean expression is satisfiable, without leaking any information about how the expression can be satisfied. That helps prove something but not work on any data. The technique you described sounds more like homomorphic encryption, which currently is lots of magnitudes slower than native hardware and lacks practical use.
I don't know about the rural-need-car argument. In Switzerland even little villages have rail connections.

Imo it's about planning and values. America just doesn't value spending on general welfare. We'd prefer to have wealth hoarded behind closed gates it seems.
late 19th

early 19th, as a powder
What I don’t understand is WHY these more automated systems cost so much.

And it’s not like there isn’t competition, we have both Lyft and Uber overlapping in many places and people can chose between them.

I’d really like to see a chart or something shows where Lyft/Uber fees goes.

There has to be a lot of inefficiencies. My suspicion is there is a lot of white collar bloat.
The best of all worlds is to use your own domain, and point it at a paid professional mail service. It is reliable, and you can easily switch services in the future without changing your email address.
More on smoothness of the curves https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvPPXbo87ds

As seen on HN this month.
I think OP is correct. Think about the extremes of the urn, full vs 1mL in it. It will require much less energy to heat the 1mL state than the full state.

Regarding the contents, the thermal conductivity of liquid (Water mostly for coffee) is higher than that of air, so it transfers heat out of the urn faster than an urn full of air. It also has higher heat capacity which requires more heat energy per degree change of temperature.

Heat capacity is given by (C) = heat absorbed (Q) / temperature change (ΔT); heat capacity increases with volume
Why do you need to waste screen space for the gutter?

Check your mobile devices that use such scroll indicators. We haven't heard any major complaints about them.
Federal laws do trump state laws in most cases, it is settled. This case is due to the fed's noninterference policy, which they chose for themselves, it's not being forced on them because of some Civil War-era debate.
> Microsoft's similar service

Would someone remember the name? I've tried to search for microsoft's postmaster but did not find anything.
It doesn’t make sense for the modifier keys to be on the rotary dial, but the rest you code encode by a pair of dials (for 10x10 keys). Labeling would be a challenge.

I wonder which of Emacs and Vim would have the advantage here.
Someone change my mind but I find hosting your email to be risky. I could lose my domain through social engineering or just by being in a coma and there is 0 grace period so if someone registers I lose everything.
It’s political. I’m in the tribe that loves what Elon Musk is currently doing. But many are in the tribe that hates what Musk is doing because it threatens the arrangements that benefited their tribe for many years.
I only knew the painting from the meme with the badger. Thought it to be a random scene.
Actually, a machine may be programmed to act like it understand something without understanding as we consider it usually (through a kind of intellectual model)

So the question might be: is the capacity to build "internal intellectual model" the sign of intelligence? Can we consider that attributing weight to AI neurons a "internal representation of an abstract model"? When we dump an trained AI model, can we consider this as an "abstract model construction"?
Very relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvPPXbo87ds
Probably use BSplines
The Ghosn thing is an aside; the relevant part is that he indisputably committed more crimes to avoid facing a trial.

As to the latter bit, I think that's all current justice systems. Certainly the one here in the US, which inherited English common law and then added on a two-tiered justice system for race-based slavery.
and you still lost all of old email if you switch to another mail service right?
I have a catch-all setup on my server that forwards everything from my domain to gmail and I usually give unique addresses when asked. One caveat: I haven't set up sending because I'm too lazy, so I send from my gmail address. Thankfully I receive orders of magnitude more email than I send.
Elon Musk Builds Time Machine to Undo Purchase of Twitter
I Used ChatGPT To
Most of them let you turn it off, at least temporarily. As always, the ethical choice is opt-in.
I just use FastMail with a custom domain. What's especially nice is that it lets you generate aliases that use the fastmail.com domain. Great for signing up for sites where I don't want them to be able to identify me. This wouldn't work if I was hosting my own email since you'd be able to link all my identities by matching the domain.
Honestly, I think the content on TikTok is doing more harm than anything else.