skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraxinus_excelsior#Uses:

“The resilience and rapid growth made it an important resource for smallholders and farmers. It was probably the most versatile wood in the countryside with wide-ranging uses. Until World War II, the trees were often coppiced on a 10-year cycle to provide a sustainable source of timber for fuel and poles for building and woodworking. […] Ash timber is hard, tough and very hard-wearing, with a coarse, open grain and a density of 710 kg/m3. It lacks oak's natural resistance to decay, and is not as suitable for posts buried in the ground. Because of its high flexibility, shock resistance, and resistance to splitting, ash wood is the traditional material for bows, tool handles, especially for hammers and axes, tennis rackets, and snooker cue sticks, and it was extensively used in the construction of early aircraft”

I guess ash trees growing easily and producing timber that can be used in all kinds of way also is the reason Yggdrasil (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yggdrasil) is an ash tree.
Ask HN: Where do you meet new folks online? e.g., Networking
To people bringing anecdotes of their neighbors/friends kids crying forever and calling it an abuse, just one very important note.

Sleep training is lasting 1-2 weeks. If kid is crying forever, what you hear is not a sleep training.
Oh man, the SE 30 was my first machine as a kid. I still remember putting hours into shuffle puck cafe.
Unfortunately I am here only with a phone. Although I have tried it on multiple friends phones whom live here on mobile and broadband wifi connection, same result.
Also installed a trace route app and it just defaults to 0.0.0.0

My domain and same sever IP have been up for over 5 years
THANK YOU. This doesn't fix my original gripe, but it solves another one I've had. When doing conditional formatting rules, I thought I was stuck with a "dangerous" arrow key. F2 works in those boxes as well to let me position the cursor instead of clobbering my formatting rule with cell references.
You can't compare different times, not trying to downplay what Pelé did, but there is surely more density now, so statistically harder to do the same
>Humans have been cosleeping with their infants since time began.

Take a look at a graph of infant mortality rates since time began, chief. Appealing to "this is how things have always been" does not really work in this case.
Thanks for the summary, so there is still a portion that's really unknown.

And yes, I suspected it was hard to get proper data
Complexity is often unavoidable. The question is where do you put it?
There was a case recently of a couple in San Francisco holding their nanny against her will.
There is already a name for that: good books. Good books are not ultra, meta or uberbooks.

I know this sounds snob, but… After reading all kind of books, a lot of them often recommended here, If you want to actually find challenging books I recommend sticking with essay, textbooks (go to a university page and buy the textbooks listed for a course), and classics (stuff like Hume, not How to influence people), and avoid anything you can find in an airport bookshop. But careful, they are actually challenging, and won’t be as satisfying as reading some divulgation or self-help book, and will require actual effort.

I love to read books like How we sleep, or black swan, etc. but personally I think they make me feel good/smart, more than they challenge me.
We had a computer lab that overlooked our library, which also had computers. It was fun to pick a specific computer and `net send` messages to that person that made it clear they were being watched. I sure hope we didn't cross any lines messing with people, but I really can't remember.
The post specifically concerns ReDoS; I think DoS as a broader class has slightly more merit.

(Ultimately, I don't care if people factor out accidentally exponential regular expressions -- that seems like a good thing to do! I take umbrage at the idea, however, that they're a vulnerability class that deserves the serious attention we give to things that attackers actually use. My perspective is that ReDoS reports are better suited for linting and CQA than they are for security reporting.)
It's based on GPT-3 but is specifically amended to predict sequences that look like coherent dialogue, by an adversarial model that has been partially trained by humans. The resulting model is also quite a bit smaller than the full GPT-3. It's much more difficult to make GPT-3 engage in reasonable dialogue than ChatGPT.
https://archive.vn/BqE3U
I don't know why I wrote it that way. For the indenting, I have to use the space bar to line things up. No [Alt] needed in that scenario.
Encrypted DNS and NTP = Deadlock
Ask HN: Where to find meaty RSS feeds?
I am making a feed reader that (i) would like to show you a significant amount of text in the feed and (ii) builds models to cluster and classify the text

In terms of length I like the abstracts of scientific papers on sites like arxiv.org.

I have more scientific papers now than I can stand, so I am looking for high volume RSS feeds of a huge paragraph or a few small paragraphs on any topics: the subject could be sports or javascript programming, product reviews, any kind of journalism or other non-fiction.

Good length is the first qualification but to feed this beast I would love feeds that get 10, 20 or 50 articles a day.

Any suggestions?
Consider each program as a node in a graph, with the edges as the possibility of interop -- output of program A working as input of program B. With UNIXy command line programs this is pretty close to a fully-connected graph. So, per Metcalfe's Law, the value scales with the square of the number of programs you know how to tape together.

Command line programs compose like this, GUIs don't.
Completely understandable!
According to this article Rebekah Jones is “A scientist with no criminal record” but according to her Wikipedia article (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebekah_Jones#Legal_issues) “Jones has had prior criminal charges” including cyberstalking and domestic violence. While I am generally inclined to believe anyone vs the state (of Florida or otherwise), it is also possible that she’s an… unreliable witness.
Aaaand this post gets flagged, too. As if The Verge is not tech news.
My Uk school was still doing collective punishment beatings (“Who spoke?” (No-one replies) (30 boys get caned) ) in the early 80s.
Well it gets weird. Some of the TV channels here are registered here, but they hire lawyers from states to deal with “competitors” outside the country. So i get the odd DCMA request from a US lawyer for a company registered in Albania/Kosovo. I’m not even sure how that works, but I have complied with them.
Second this. Plus you can skip the socratic dialogs (the turtle and Achiles ones) without feeling guilty.
While source code access is certainly a concern for some, it is worth pointing out that Enpass supports database sync methods such as Dropbox, Google Drive, and a proprietary "wifi" sync. This means that you can have sync like Lastpass or 1Password but retain complete control over your own data.

I can't speak to Enpass's security, but I have been a user for several years. It feels less polished than 1Password but is freer and more open.
I must admit that you made me chuckle, but the truth is that for the last 15 years I've been using Neo FreeRunner, Nokia N900 and then Librem 5 as my phones and couldn't be happier.
Indeed. You just drop down to smaller units.

The Intel 8088 chip was made on a 3 micrometer process node and a decade later they had to measure in nanometers for the 486 which launched on an 800 nm process node.
Specifically which UNIX/NeXTSTEP/OSX components are you missing in the current MacOS? It seems like everything is still there to me.
"As a genderqueer queer Korean I have always experienced violence going through security. So this is an added factor I am always aware of whenever I do anything against the current.

Sometimes I have to weigh the violence of my data being harvested from me against the violence of harassment (physical, verbal, and mental)."

I've never seen such a liberal definition of violence.
Fiji's New Pro-Bitcoin Prime Minister Ponders Legal Tender Bill
Or someone has a lot in stock and wants to offload it ;)
Worm dehorser
Any new or good ways to do this? I used Excel-Dna 10 years ago.
That's a great point, and I agree: the subway doesn't do a uniformly good job of serving the city's population. There's a reason the wealthy areas are around the lines that they're around.

That being said: that's been true for 100 years. The claim (which I agree with!) that the subway experience is worse when poor doesn't have the temporal aspect that your original claim did (that subway performance has gotten worse recently.)
The wood of ash branches in particular is especially nice for this purpose. Hornbeam as well!
Football fans always argue about who's the best player in the history.
In Pele case, it's not only about what he did on the field, it's also about what he did outside. Coming from a poor family, Pele dad taught him how to handle a football by practicing with mangoes. Not so many years later he carried Brazil for 3 world cup winnings (in the first win he was only 17 y.o!), making Brazil popular all over the world and bringing a lot of respect for his country and South America.

Without Pele football might not be popular as it's today. His skills, personality and charm made millions of people all over the world fall in love with the game.

Such a great person and amazing player.

RIP
That makes me instantly sceptical that the arthritis and/or associated conditions might have played a role. I'm sure they've controlled for that as much as possible, but it's easy to miss some confounding factor since the cause and mechanism of AD is poorly understood. That makes it harder to tease out what confounders to look for.
I recall in the late 80s on vt100's accessing BITNET allowed you to 'net send'-like to other BITNET nodes around the country. I used to randomly try to contact other users at other random educational institutions after using the 'finger' equivalent to remote BITNET sites. I can only imagine how my messaging probably messed up their terminal session screens and just end-user confusion ensuing.

Another 'write' unix shenanigans was the ability to send control sequences, so one could send a 'terminal reset' sequence to any user online a terminal room using a dumb terminal (wyse, vt100 etc) and it would quickly reset the terminal and log them off. One could even send a long sequence of control strings to force a crude ascii animation, then reset terminal if you wish. (not me of course)
Not only is the density still improving, but new processes come with better characteristics for dealing with current leakage, smaller voltage requirements, and faster charge carrier propagation.

In other words, the transistors are being redesigned so that they work better.

Things are just not moving on the same rate they used to be, and costs are going up instead of down. But there is plenty of movement.
> P. S. Again sorry for my tone, I'm super angry for how the entire medicine treats Co-sleeping like a horrific thing

This is a theme across all kinds of expertise. In my opinion a good expert will understand that the world isn't black and white. They'll understand that there are many, many more variables that go into a decision than their particular line of expertise. They'll understand their job is to clearly convey the risks and benefits that fall into their scope and more important they'll clearly state that they alone cannot make a decision for you.

Bad medical professionals think their expertise is all that should go into a decision. Good medical professionals will understand that there are countless other factors that go into a person's decision that fall well outside of the scope of their expertise.

Based on what I've observed over the last 3 years, there are plenty of "experts" out there who seem to think that only their line of expertise should go into any decision.
English translation:

https://www-sueddeutsche-de.translate.goog/bayern/tesla-bamb...
Ethereum Employee Jailed Wanted to Clone Dogs, Become “Crypto Hero”
What's this? An SV newspaper posting copium about office space in SV?
Will it give us beauts like this?:

=IFERROR(IF(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Banner",AC5),SEARCH("EBL2",AC5)),SEARCH("Movie Art",AC5)),SEARCH("Use as is",AC5)),SEARCH("TTT",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1)<IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Banner",AC5),SEARCH("EBL2",AC5)),SEARCH("Movie Art",AC5)),SEARCH("Use as is",AC5)),SEARCH("TTT",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1),MID(AC5,IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Customs",AC5),SEARCH("Custom",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1),IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Banner",AC5),SEARCH("EBL2",AC5)),SEARCH("Movie Art",AC5)),SEARCH("Use as is",AC5)),SEARCH("TTT",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1)-IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Customs",AC5),SEARCH("Custom",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1)),MID(AC5,IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Customs",AC5),SEARCH("Custom",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1),IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Banner",AC5),SEARCH("EBL2",AC5)),SEARCH("Movie Art",AC5)),SEARCH("Use as is",AC5)),SEARCH("TTT",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1)-IFERROR(IFERROR(IFERROR(SEARCH("Customs",AC5),SEARCH("Custom",AC5)),SEARCH("Generic",AC5)),LEN(AC5)+1))),"")

(source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-longest-excel-formula-you-... )
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebekah_Jones#Legal_issues
Freedom Mobile's 4 digit password limit
It's clear I don't know how to handle this. I'm hoping someone here can pass it along to the correct people and have them actually listen.
Oh look the exact scenario musk promised their car would handle to obtain the approval for testing their system on public roads

-Wow tesla bag holders are rabid this season.
This is going to add fuel to the fire of demand for autonomous/remotely piloted aircraft.

Airlines would like nothing more than to be able to fly passengers in drones and fire all their flight crew.
I had to buy The Survivors on DVD because no one was seeding it, and no one was streaming it, either. I wonder how common that is for obscure TV shows?

Where do you find these seeded? I only know about Pirate Bay and 1337x.
I prefer it, but I haven’t used LastPass in about 3 years so I can’t give an up to date opinion.
> I don't beat myself up over "only 10 minutes" spent on the side project anymore

This is like the "1 pushup" rule for exercise. Stated briefly, you don't consider any day a loss where you have done even the smallest amount of deliberate work. This has many benefits, it makes for an easier on-ramp to doing the work since your goal for the day is the smallest possible amount of work. It builds the habit of doing something every day. It more often than not leads to doing a lot more work than the bare minimum. It builds a sense of achievement as you continue streaks of work and see progress. Most importantly, it actually does move you towards your big goals one tiny step at a time.
If the gates of the transistor are taking up all that space, but FinFETs and newer gate all around FETs have significantly sized voids in 3D space, you just can't practically use those voids for anything else without cutting into yields or having awful leakage issues.
> Every person on earth has a story about how a vending machine failed them.

Can you give an example? Because I have a hard time remembering if a vending machine ever failed on me. Even the ones in school, with lots of rough teenage boys, always worked. There were ticket machines that stood out in the open that had a hard time accepting EC/Geldkarte. One needed to insert the bank card up to six times. But that was 20 years ago.

And ok, one could say the UI on the touchscreen driven ticket machines form Deutsche Bahn (German railway) was a fail! But they still printed a ticket. (They where introduced ~15 years ago. I booked online ever since. No idea if they are still bad. The machines before that, if you where a regular, you cold buy a ticket in 10 seconds.)
More feature rich but perhaps this? Been dying to toy with this and fslite

https://github.com/pocketbase/pocketbase
Uh, Organic Maps has live traffic?
now im curious what its like to opt out of Korea's SES biometrics system.
As Kasparov said about comparing players like Kobe to Jordan or Carlson to himself, it is difficult because they later players had the benefit of being able to study them earlier ones.
GTCE: GitHub Twitter Card Embed
The Best Realtime Tweet embed with 60+ awesome themes
Just like Elon running Twitter... the metaphor is spectacular here!
What was the incident?
You are wrong about copying. It was perfectly normal to photocopy books at schools and universities since these were long out of print, the libraries didn't have enough copies, or whatever other reason, in some areas of the world even before computers.
What does it mean to be "wrong" in this context? Maybe they've looked at the information and decided that the pros outweigh the risks? Who gets to decide that when such a decision is well outside the scope of science or facts? Such decisions fall into a persons values and risk assessments. No expert can, nor should, make such a decision for an individual.
>This is tptally wrong

its not, Ikea Tradfri lights I believe are just Zigbee today which can connect to other hubs. Some Aquara products are also just zigbee, and will support matter so any Matter or Zigbee hub will work with them.

Not sure sure about the Xiaomi

Of course the vendors will try to sell you a hub, but you can connect just about any zigbee device to any zigbee hub
Twitter outage

https://nypost.com/2022/12/29/twitter-back-online-after-glob...
This is not actionable general-purpose advice: many languages have regular expression APIs built around PCRE, which is much more of a "general advanced pattern matching" language than just pure regular expressions. Many of PCRE's features (like backreferences) are widely used and allow for parsing of non-regular inputs, meaning that you can't transform them into a linearly-evaluable regular expression.
Show HN: S3 to Cloudflare Stream Migration Tool
Honestly, GPT is pretty good at this type of stuff.
Thanks for the tip, I'm checking it out now[0]. I wonder what percentage of cards support 3D Secure 2.

[0] https://stripe.com/en-au/guides/3d-secure-2
Hey, sorry for my tone previously, I'm particularly irrational when it comes to co-sleeping due to being treated poorly due to my choice.
I did research based on 5 books and talking to professionals (extensively), my research stopped when I assessed that it's not as high risk as depicted by the verbiage used by some professionals at the hospital.

This is not my field of expertise, so of course my knowledge is limited.

I won't give recommendations from the medical perspective, but I will strongly suggest to reconsider the stance toward co-sleeping.
I also transitioned to bitwarden about 18 months ago, but I haven't deleted my lastpass account yet.

I've used LastPass for password history once, and a couple times for notes (which don't get exported).

Now I want to delete my lastpass account completely but what would be helpful is if I can mark all my bitwarden passwords that are still the same as the ones in LastPass, as I'd like to change all of them. Anyone know a way to do this?
IMO I don't think it's mentally healthy to not at least 'enjoy' your work and have decent professional relationships with your coworkers. Work is a significant part of your life and to be socially disconnected and emotionally discordant about what your doing is not good.
I've been buying cheap combo 4G/wifi routers that contain Sim card slots, setting the router up as usual, and then connecting the esp32 to the router's wifi network. So far it's been a more stable solution than any standalone microcontroller / module I've used, and easier to replace with local parts if anything happens.
Which scenario?
Greg Bear Obituary
It is worth noting that there is another libre "natural method" book called Salute, Jonathan.

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Salute,_Jonathan!

Anyone can translate this into the language they are trying to teach as well. However, it may work best for western european style grammars, I am not sure.
I am not 100% sure on this. It’s gotten really muddled up because these new ISP companies have spun up and started to create “package IPTV” deals.
Although they also illegally provide other countries TV services (Sky Sports, BT Sports, etc) through their package.
Instead of sending me a takedown request, they seem to have resulted to just banning competitors. It just does not seem right for an ISP company to have this kill-switch privilege.
Why would autopilot, the normal driver assist all of the cars have, would respond to police? No where is that advertised as a standard feature. Now, the car should have eventually stopped after multiple failed driver inputs. But the part about ignoring police is a bit silly to hit on.

Edit: Newer software versions do detect wheel weights as quite a few people have reported on the various Tesla forums.

Edit 2: They didn't crash. That's the real story here.
Im sympathetic to the authors experience of feeling scrutinized due to gender, but it strikes me as odd that opting out of what tiktok and instagram do to others constantly is a hill they feel is worth dying on.

If data collection is violence, then walking 30 feet in any major city of USA or S Korea must be ... debilitating.. for me that requires that i calibrate my definitions of violence to allow me to peacefully continue forward in our brave new world.

The alternative they suggest where we all "resist" as much as possible seems difficult to get buy in on. Its like a prisoners dilemma where most people will opt for "dont resist/ get through customs quicker"
If anyone from StackExchange is reading this, please actually ask the question in 2023! You know the one. The one the headlines keep implying.

"What OS do you write most of your code on?"
Notion.so is great. There are good extensions that bookmark tabs directly to its databases [1] (no webhooks needed)

And there are scripts to import your existing bookmarks using the Notion API. Look at this API too if you want to webhook other custom content.

It is Online so it will auto sync between devices.

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/notion-web-clipper...
> But please feel free to let customers browse TikTok with their headphones on.

If my experience with trains is anything to go by then I can guarantee you that there will be at least one person doing it without the headphones and volume set to 100%.
We didn't sleep train our oldest, but we did our other three. All of them are very different people (ages 5-13). Every kid is different, and I don't think you can attribute it exclusively (or even primarily) to any one thing most of the time.
If you want pseudo-random counters for something that are guaranteed to not have collisions, consider using a "linear feedback shift register". LFSRs allow you to choose the number of bits in your id, and "complete" LFSRs use a starting seed [+] value that guarantee they will exhaust the entire bit space before repeating. They are very cool.

In distributed environments, you can assign different seeds to individual nodes, include the seed in the id, and guarantee no collisions across your entire network.

[+]: edit: sorry, I meant "taps". It's been a minute since I got to do something new with an LFSR. LFSR output is determined by "taps" & "seed" & algorithm. Galois LFSR is an easy algorithm to implement. There are publicly available references and datasets for full-cycle LFSR taps for different bit sizes.

I have a php implementation at https://github.com/robsheldon/asinius-lfsr, but the code is absurdly simple and trivial to translate into any other language. Some references and further notes are included.
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34176601