skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Any Kickstarter is obliged to be very explicit about the risks. They're required to have a section in the pitch dedicated to what might go wrong, and Kickstarter itself has text everywhere reminding you that rewards are not guaranteed. Tesla, on the other hand, never acknowledges the very real possibility that your extremely expensive vehicle never sees full self driving.
We’re in this place because one factory can produce food that will reach millions of people. The odds that a homemade food stand accidentally gives a stray peanut to a consumer with a deadly allergy are low. But the odds of a mega factory with poor QC doing it are high.
I cannot provide advice but I would like to follow along in your journey to learn as you learn. Consider a blog or vlog, I am happy to contribute financially. Best wishes.
Self driving trucks at mines have very limited routes but they are legitimately self driving and quite useful.

There are under 4.1 million miles of roads in the US. ~70 people could map every mile of that every year assuming average speed of 30mph and 2,000 hours of work per year. It’s literally trivial compared to building a self driving system.

Tesla’s insistence on good road markings is a far larger limitation than simply pre mapping roads.
We had cars on rails. It doesn't really make sense: The train is much heavier, thus has much lower acceleration and lower max speeds.

The mass & area needed per person is also much higher, increasing fares a lot.

Terminals & stops need to be much larger and take longer.

Self driving doesn't improve on any of this, even worse, it takes away the major advantage of not needing to drive.

There's a reason loading cars on trains as a way of travel is basically dead and self driving makes it worse.
This is a fair observation, and it’s certainly possible that they get disrupted like this. (I find the “cannibalizing legacy business” fear most plausible of these).

However I question your level of confidence. The idea that a company is incapable of avoiding being disrupted is pretty dubious; now that disruption theory is well understood by all executives, it’s possible to take steps to avoid it.

For example, DeepMind is an Alphabet company, and they could push them to make chatbots profitable completely ignoring Google’s ad market. They could even transfer tech/people over and to give them a boost in productionizing their efforts.
I didn’t feel that she was devoted to him. She was someone experiencing a first love, she’d been through a lot, she was losing the ability to read the alethiometer, and Will had the knife.
To be clear, we do it through the government because it’s otherwise inefficient: it imposes a bigger collective cost on society than the benefit to the individuals. Whether “it’s the right thing to do” is a moral construct. European countries, for example, have much narrower requirements for accommodation of people with disabilities than the ADA.
For me, it is often just serendipity (The occasional nice similar video, HN comment...). Sometimes a "Best Channels for X" google search will yield an interesting curated list.

Some analytics platforms like socialblade [1] offer simple lists by subscriber/video count. However, I haven’t see one with a detailed classification.

I feel we need more "classic" directories to solve this issue. Blogs are a natural candidate [2]. why not a directory of quality video channels?

[1] https://socialblade.com/youtube/top/category/tech
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33719983
What I don't understand, if everyone is going to pay for UBI, can't you basically just leave the UBI and be at the same point?

I think UBI is a lot like "Helikoptergeld" (copter money) which you distribute to everyone instead of trying to get help (money) there where it's needed.

I would absolutely just follow my dreams if I get UBI, and that won't contribute to the GDP, but rather to society.
use icloud with custom domain
Installing a working e-mail server takes a few minutes in a terminal, and you are basically ready to send and receive e-mail out-of-the-box, even from a laptop if you wish. Only thing you need is setup SPF records and other similar small-effort requirements, and then your e-mail should reach the inbox rather than the spam folder on must proper services.

If you do have multiple users, then you also need to protect them against e-mail spoofing. This can be done by enabling SPF checks for incoming e-mail.

For live servers with multiple users, you want to limit the number of e-mails being sent per minute/hour to something reasonable, because some unfortunate user is going to get their password hacked sooner or later, and then a hacker might abuse your server to send e-mail unrestricted, which can in turn get everyone else blacklisted.

E-mail security measures has a lot of AoE damage, because when someone gets hacked and spam is sent, receiving servers don't just ban the offending sender e-mail address, instead they typically ban the IP of the server, which will DoS all users of the server. Extremely inappropriate, and it should be illegal, nevertheless that is what they do, and to a certain extend perhaps understandable. But, this is why you place limit on how many e-mails users can send, as it hopefully avoids that issue.

Some hosting providers has insecure server images. E.g. Ubuntu where the root user has no password, since, as they might argue: "you login with key file on SSH anyway"; however, custemers might not realize or remember that anyone can login on the e-mail server with the root user if the port is opened, and the server will become an open relay, as automated tools find it with port scanning.

You also need to make sure that whoever is logged in, and sending e-mail from a given e-mail address is actually the owner of the address. Postfix does not do that by default, meaning that users can just claim to be whatever@yourdomain.com, and there will be no check. Thankfully, you can not claim to be b.gates@microsoft.com, because that will be rejected due to DNS records. In the past you could because there was no check for that..

A lot of issues is of course prevented by simply limiting IP access to your own personal IP, and that's a good idea if you are the only user, but not practical when you got other users.
Given that every attempt to sandbox python failed, and that every system exposed to the public have been pwn, I assume this is a cat and mouse game we can't win.

At best I suppose we could put in place checks to get low hanging fruits. But we are, after all, allowing a turing complete and highly dynamic language to execute.

> or just disallow unfamiliar .pth files from being installed altogether

That would kill the entire plugin ecosystem.

Now, the next thing could be to have a permission system, requesting access to the network, fs, .pth, etc. It would not be a bad idea, given that we are, after all, installing things that are as powerful as apps.

But it would be a gigantic effort, and users still would just accept without reading, like they do with apps.
Entrusting your email to a megacorp that has zero feedback mechanisms and just bans users whenever it feels like it is much riskier.
I expect that "2 seat buses" would be quite popular in that scenario.
I use fastmail with my own domain.
I wouldn't be surprised if he had access to wallets nobody else knows about with some of the customer money stashed away
Not if you use a real email client
But realistically how do you do it?
I've stopped signing up for any new Google products for well over half a decade now.
Even moved my email to protonmail.

I have a little over 500 accounts tied to my Gmail over the last two decades. Moving them is a pain but still possible.

The problem arises when it comes to existing accounts with byzantine financial institutions. Trying to change email addresses that are linked to you as the username is nigh impossible in many cases.

Quite a few institutions won't let you use an email that comes from protonmail or a custom domain. So, many times I'm forced back into using a Gmail address to prevent a whole host off other issues
Texture and visually appealing I assume?
> after the intake period he would be moved to standard cells

Right [emphasis added]: "he would have had ample time to meet his cell mates in Bahamas in "scary prison".
It should be possible to download all mails via IMAP and upload them again (also via IMAP) to the new mail service server.

Then you can even continue to use the new mail providers webmail, you only need to use an IMAP client once! :)
This is used for checkpointing in userspace. Parasite code is injected into unused space in the process and jumped to (both using ptrace), and the parasite code uses various obscure system calls to save everything about the process state.
> 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.

I love this feature so much. It also integrates into 1Password and you can automatically create a masked email on any signup. I exclusively use it now. It's awesome
You're talking about gmail there are more providers than Google. How often does Fastmail just ban people whenever they feel like it?
The holes on my rotary phone are about 1 cm. One can make them nested, since it would have to be custom anyway: starting with the diameter of, say, 3 cm, adding a bit more than 1 cm on each side (3 cm, 4.5 cm, etc), and assuming that at least floor (pi * (1.5 + 2.5 * n - 2) / 1.5) keys fit in the nth such nested ring (1.5 + 2.5 * n is the outer diameter, - 2 is there since the holes won't be on the outer diameter, / 1.5 cm is to leave some space around them; that's not meant to be optimal, just a quick estimate), that'd yield 101 holes/keys with 6 rings, with the outer diameter of 1.5 + 2.5 * 6 = 16.5 cm for the last one. That's a rather small keyboard.

Edit: nested rings would also work for modifier keys.

Edit 2: fixed the formula.
QuiteRSS until the end.
I think the FSD causes more traffic argument boils down to induced demand. More people on the road, finite road.

Mass transit has been anecdotally shown to scale extremely well. If it can handle Hong Kong it's hard to imagine a density where it doesn't work.
I find chat gpt very helpful, way more so than Google for brainstorming and summarizing broad questions.And it's a lot of fun! It's a better writer than almost all of the humans I've met or read, including some professional authors. At work I'll sometimes ask it for algorithmic help too.

Dall E is endlessly amusing and a way better artist than I could ever hope to be.

That said, if it all went away tomorrow, it's be fine with me. As someone who always believed this stuff was inevitable, I'm glad to see it happen, excited about the future, but also not terribly attached to any of it. At the end of the day you get a computer system that's like having a bunch of really smart friends. That's cool, but there have always been greater intelligences that we already don't take full advantage of, whether that's asking a coworker for help or putting the best and brightest in places of power (instead of the conniving and ruthless).

If the AIs ever took my job, I'd be happy for them and move onto something else. Less screen time would be wonderful.
I am selfhosting using Cloudron. Works great and I haven't really had any deliverability issues as such (Digital Ocean with Postmark relay)
Throwing out paradigms because they are complex (but flexible) in favor of paradigms that are simplistic and easier to understand. A good example is Object Relational Models.
yes for years. Own SBC Hardware Olimex A20-OLinuXinu at home via cable internet.
SMTP sending through a smarthost from a local mail provider with good reputation to avoid delivery problems.
Software: Debian stable, exim4, courier, spamassasin.
Works great. No problems.
They'll never accept crypto.

They generally take cash, debit card, and a prepaid debit card (something prepaid like that) and use modern PoS.

Bank access is coming soon too.
Sure. That is DRM and obfuscation in a nutshell. How annoying can I make this for you to reverse engineer?
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Don't forget to delete the passwords on LastPass. Maybe deleting your LastPass account does that.

And consider changing your passwords on your most important accounts (email, bank, ...)
I use fastmail (personal) and Google Workspace (business email). Both are great. The point is to have your email under your own domain in case you need to switch providers in the future.

I have no interest in managing my own email server though.
I believe you’re being downvoted because the solution you’re proposing does not handle any of the problems solved by a bank.
Use a provider that offers POP3 and download everything. This is what I do. My archive goes back to the last millennium.
Do your emails ever end up in people's spam folders, or bounce outright? Considering this setup for myself
At the time, Apple was using AMD GPUs in their macbooks.
You can totally make them at home, it's worth it. I don't use sodium hydroxide so they're not authentic but still delicious. Everyone I share them with loves them.
The current treatment of peanut allergies is already an over-reaction.

My brother was deadly allergic to even trace quantities of peanut products as a child. Nonetheless, we routinely ate peanut butter sandwiches and peanuts at home, never mind school or the many other spaces a child occupies, and it was never an issue. Reasonable precautions were sufficient to eliminate all practical concern and it didn’t require sterilizing the environment of all peanuts. This was easy and effective, same as with other kids with dangerous allergies. The only incident I can remember involved some Korean food that used peanut oil, and he knew it contained peanut the instant he put it in his mouth. He was quite capable of avoiding peanut products on his own.

Banning everyone from eating peanut products anywhere in the vicinity of someone with a peanut allergy is just another example of pathological safety-ism. And it goes far beyond actual deadly allergies now, we accommodate all manner of imagined hyper-sensitivities “just in case” with no rational or pragmatic consideration of the risks and costs.
Not really,no.
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The problem is that this trade off is between your usability and Google's security, so the choice of their security wins out every time.

I have never bought into this regressive corporate security model in which my desktop computer is supposedly less trusted than assorted web app accounts. Unless I've opted in to something different, knowing the password should grant basically full access to the account. If there are additional rules around changing the password or other sensitive meta tasks, then those need to be spelled out in a well defined manner, and not punted to some opaque fickle machine learning scheme based on IP addresses, browser vulnerabilities, phase of the moon, etc.
I don’t really understand this. So, are you saying Twitch should not allow IRL streams to go to China?
The Feds should never fear interfering with state laws when federal law is in direct opposition. It's the basis of the entire system.
That's most of the web, lol. The AI output may not be better than the best human output, but it's way better than average. Mediocre AI is already leagues ahead of the average human.
Do your emails ever end up in people's spam folders, or bounce?
Perhaps we can peg it to income? Progressive taxes are wonderful
This problem was 'fixed' before Reddit even became a massive platform. Discoverability means people can easily leave draconian instances/sites in the dust, as is the case with almost all of the community splits back in the 2000s. Unfortunately, anti-discoverability is the norm now.
I am pro legalization, but I hate headlines like this. It's not accurate and it's not productive. Cannabis is prohibited by at least one law everywhere in the US.
Can I plug Haven: https://github.com/havenweb/haven here too?

It is a solid RSS reader, while also letting you publish privately. The plan is for this to expand into a social reader[1] soon!

[1]: https://indieweb.org/social_reader
There was some articles here about some people asking to ChatGPT to explain jokes... and it wasn't really convincing.

Surely there's some jokes in the training database... enought to allow generating "new ones" by switching pieces

The question about: are humans doing differently is the one about creation. Let's say that maybe 90% a "just" simple pattern matching (same mechanic as already existing jokes) and 10% is new mechanic (original joke)
I'm sure there several companies would pop-up for a "X as a Service": you connect your own car to their API, and things like scheduling, mileage, depreciation, etc, would be computing for you. The company could also offer to sell/lease you a vehicle (NetJets-style).
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It also means energy prices will not rise high enough until the government becomes incapable of subsidizing them, if you (s your argument does) neglect the possibility of political shifts.
Oh yeah, and when you delete a masked email it's archived forever and you can restore it at any time. Useful if you really need access to an old masked email account you deleted ages ago. It's a killer feature for me.
I would not recommend git for organizations with monorepos, and not for companies that need to store large binaries (like games; git-lfs is a start but still a royal pain). Also I probably wouldn't recommend git for projects that are significantly more media than code. Depends on the team.

Git dominates open source, yes, but I wouldn't call it a lingua franca in general. Most companies I've consulted with were doing just fine with something else.
Welp that's the product you signed up for.

Much like PayPal stealing from millions of Americans for a full decade+

Can't backup money either. That doesn't stop these policies of zero human support and only infinity robot responses from remaining until today.

Writing a law and getting it passed to curtail this behavior absolute nonsense.

Complaining about the next 1000000 people to lose access without doing 1 single thing about it. Sign me right up!
That's, what imapsync is for:

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I've been thinking to move away from Gmail for a while now, what alternatives do you suggest?
Hm, I wonder if that guy realizes that there are other languages than English in the world, and that there are different calendars in use.
As far as I know, the largest Supercharger in California only has 98 stalls (Harris Ranch + Coalinga, which are technically two stations but collocated in the same parking lot).

The next largest are:

* Kettleman City (again technically two stations, this time across the street) with 95

* Tejon Ranch (again two stations about 1000 ft distant) with 80.

Quartzsite (sic) AZ with 36 is scheduled to have, in the future, 124 stalls when expansion is complete
Love this comment. In general I think developers shouldn't change the height of things, animation or no. If you're using vh then the page shouldn't have a scrollbar at all. You should only ever use it to fit your whole UI on one screen.

I actually can't imagine any other use for vh that isn't related to screenjacking (giving you a "full screen experience" mid-article) or scrolljacking (changing how the page scrolls). Parallax effects, maybe? I like the current limitations.
Is wood from coffee trees worth anything? Such as for building furniture.
I mean, have you read Durrell’s Alexandra Quartet? It definitely has a sort of melodramatic angst to it akin to the tone of Twilight. I like it regardless, but I definitely can understand the his opinion.
Yes, I have my own cobbled-together mail setup on a home server. I would probably use a commercial service if I didn't already have a server running numerous other things, though.
It might motivate someone to implement an IME for Roman number input.
I did a bunch of research on this earlier this year. I really do enjoy Gmail, even if it is technically a cloud service. So, I split the difference on this one. I use a Gmail account as "primary", but I still have my own domain for email inboxes. The best option I found is to have my own domain (e.g. at Hover) and then have the MX servers managed by Cloudflare's new product, email routing. They also handle SPF, DKIM, and DMARC. That's described here[1] and here[2]. What's nice about this setup: you have your own domain; you can setup custom forwarding rules; all email flows to a single GMail inbox. You can also still send email "from" those domains if you use the Gmail SMTP server[3].

So then your only concern is backup and email message export. For this, I setup automation with a script called got-your-back (gyb)[4]; it's a nice Python script with incremental backup that can archive your Gmail account and restore it to another account. I set up a second Gmail account to test this restore functionality.

[1]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/introducing-email-routing/

[2]: https://www.cloudflare.com/products/email-routing/

[3]: https://jhart99.com/cloudflare-outbound-email/#outbound-emai...

[4]: https://github.com/GAM-team/got-your-back
As long as we're using dueling anecdotes, I've lived in SF 20+ years, and as far as I can tell crime levels are about the same.

Is it possible that criminal groups are doing some organized shoplifting? I'd believe it. But this may be just a change in method for existing criminals. Or it may be that we're hearing about it more because it's a topic that has gained sudden media interest. In any case, that cuts against your theory that the cops don't care, because doing it in bulk or in an organized fashion will turn it from a misdemeanor to a felony, making cops much more interested. And indeed, SF just announced results from exactly that kind of operation: https://sfist.com/2022/12/16/sfpd-touts-60-arrests-in-new-re...
Firefox Money: Investigating the bizarre finances of Mozilla
Better still, AMD was the GPU vendor for Macbooks at the time of Mantles release. Sounds like classic Apple to me.