skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's the idea. The actual practice of it has never been near perfect.

https://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/02/us/02jury.html

> In North Carolina, at least 26 current death row defendants were sentenced by all-white juries. In South Carolina, a prosecutor said he struck a black potential juror because he “shucked and jived” when he walked.

There are other selection biases at play; any of those peers who oppose the death penalty are struck from the jury as a matter of course.
The risk that if Wizards moves forward with undertaking #3, that they can remain big and assholey for longer than you can remain solvent.

(Giving up 25% of your revenue is obviously an enormous blow, but seems possible to be in a position where you think you can just about squeeze by long enough to pivot if you suck it up and take their terms as you try to move away from doing any new 1.1-related works.)
And? There's nothing here denouncing nuclear. Also, Nord Stream AG? You mean the Swiss holding company of which Gazprom is a partner? So the millions of dollars that Exxon, Chevron, etc. have spent on misinformation to undermine climate change concerns over the decades implicates the US government as well?
On a daily basis I take Vitamin D, garlic, curcumin (turmeric), and glucosamine/chondroitin. Why? I live north of the 45th parallel and many around me suffer from colds and flus this time of year. Since I started taking Vitamin D and Garlic the effects of getting a cold or flu is much less severe as a rule and I have back problems so I want to make every attempt to reduce inflammation without pounding the Ibuprofen.

When I do get sick. I have taken a range of things and have had noticeable results with Wellness Formula from Source Naturals.
FWIW Pazio would probably have enough money to bring this up for litigation. Still, a crappy position to be in.
The question still stands. Why does the state bother to record them? What purpose does it serve for the pro capital punishment government to humanize those it executes?
He lived in extreme poverty, was neglected by his parents, got sexually assaulted by his siblings and was forced to have sex with his stepsister when he was seven. He shot himself twice, once trying to kill himself. The world he lived in was bad.
Retool Copy Cats
is it just me or are there a ton of retool copycats these days?

- appsmith
- superblocks
- budibase
- airplane.dev

what gives??
CR Campaign 1 was on Pathfinder until they started trying to broadcast. You can see in the first few episodes how they struggle with remembering that the rules are different, Taliesen Jaffe ended up with a completely custom class because nothing mapped.

The hunter also keeps thinking that her pet is useful, which apparently is a thing in PF, but is definitely not in 5e.

As for:

> I would like to see them try biting into that apple. :)

They are already getting a bite of that apple. It's called free advertising, which they've been getting for almost 10 years now and all of the attendant profits from people trying to start their own Critical Role and buying models and books to go along with it.

And in the case of CR, they're also the publishers for some books based on CR, which means they're getting royalties from that as well.

I said this is double-dipping, but it's triple-dipping. It's just greed. Of the same sort we often have to deal with here, where something is done to build a community and then the bean counters try to figure out how to maximize profits. This isn't just bad for WotC or RPGs, things like this continue to set precedents that every company is lying to you and any outreach project is just about getting free labor.
Pretty clever scam. He had a huge list of accounts, then set up a script that took advantage of the free introductory compute AWS gives to new users. When the script ran out of the accounts to cycle through, it fell back to the old system.
I agree here, but I think there is a simple and obvious middle ground. Allow for contacts to be connected through the address book (one time or continuous) but ALSO allow for contacts to be added without phone numbers. This could be through usernames or one time codes (like a QR or temp username). But importantly, there needs to be chat level handle specification. I don't want all my contacts to know I'm Godelski and I don't want all my contacts to know I'm [redacted]. I might also have other handles. It shouldn't be a difficult challenge to handle chat level handles (with a default option). It seems like just such an obvious solution. But I'm not a security person so maybe someone can tell me why I'm being naive.
I don't find it funny at all. Bureaucracies use that type of excuse all the time to justify piling on additional cruelties.

In Florida, inmates may no longer receive mail. No love letters. No Christmas cards. Nothing. FDOC claim it's because some prisoner's mail might have had "drugs" in it. That's the excuse anyway. As of last year, no prisoners in Florida may receive mail from loved ones anymore. Insanity is what I call it. Nothing justifies it. Having been convicted of a crime doesn't justify it, because we also find legal ways to be cruel to people who haven't been accused of any crime. I don't know what people get out of it. Something is wrong with us.
If you read up on the Delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment [1] you'll see how your "simplistic" explanation leads to paradoxes such as the present altering events that occurred in the past. But if you describe unmeasured states as being in a superposition then there is no paradox.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed-choice_quantum_eraser
Apple to Start Transitioning Away from Qualcomm Modem Chips in Late 2024 or 2025
As a Dota enjoyer, I kind of disagree, but that's just one game. I need to look up how much money it actually makes them.
Goldman Sachs is cutting up to 3,200 employees this week
Agreed that guitar can turn into work. I'm guilty of that too; when I first started out with guitar, I would overly intellectualize it. In fact, I had convinced myself that learning how to play the different modes across the neck and digging deep into music theory were important to my original goal: strumming and singing.
Agreed with both you and parent commenter - the story comes across as almost apocryphal; a warning both that if it's too good to seem true, it probably is, and that one must always understand the work done and the tradeoffs involved (IE: don't fall asleep at the wheel)
It absolutely matters. Reading messages from a message queue? Have users submitting some subtly bad edge case you've never organically seen? Just a crash-restart isn't saving you, and worse because you have a discipline of who cares, you probably have inadequate code helpers to diagnose the scenario that triggered your flaw. If you're business is dead simple, whatever but there's too much code in the world to be pumped into such a limited way of thinking.
> Yeah it would definitely be less acute, still there every day, but less acute. Like most trauma.

I hope you realize you are co-opting someone's pain for your own political or ethical brownie points. A lot of people are completely happy watching their child's murderer/rapist be punished via the death penalty.

You're just trivializing an incredibly complex moral conundrum.
I would assume (IANAL!) that it would work similarly to software license upgrades. The IP created and licensed under version 1.0 would still be under version 1.0, and only IP created after 1.1 is released is affected, and then there must be some action on part of the small games company to agree to it.

I suspect it depends of course on the exact terms of license and what users of version 1.0 agreed to in terms of future binding.

Might be an interesting case with more than a little relevance for (US) software licenses
Not sure if you are referring to (S) corp in particular but currently, still an LLC w/ out S corp tax status. That might change this year though...
I think the point is the person is given the opportunity to say something for the public record. Some chose to remain silent.
See, here you just did it again: "muzzle the other party", as if it was causally connected to your disagreement about how the module proxy should work, and not to the abuse you inflicted on members of that community.
I think they will find they are screwed and this desperate attempt is the straw. We see this in computing world where everyone did their best to avoid going to x86 and went to ARM, but now that ARM is so uncertain now they will abandon and go RISC V.
Customer deposits are liabilities, but if the exchange acts as one would expect, each $ of liabilities has a corresponding $ of assets (ideally, in a segregated account, so that they're not considered the company's asset in the case of a default). But one may always doubt whether things are as they should, afaik Binance has never had a full audit report (not just proof-of-reserves or similar).

Banks work a bit differently, btw, they should also have more $ assets than liabilities, but there's generally no direct 1:1 link as described above.
At this point I'm hoping for some names of high quality open source high fantasy RPGs with a lot of content ready to jump in and play.
Those revenues have specifically gone up as a result of climate change measures. NS2 had a projected cost of 9.5 billion euros, and that's not even including any gas; you don't spend that kind of money without the expectation of making it back and more.
Reducing 90% cloud bill is not out of the ordinary.
The Last Communication
Hello everyone, I'm serious, this is the last post you can do, in gpl 3, what do you say. This is the last possible communication of knowledge.
If they're commiting to publish a man's last words before killing him, I wish they kept the profanity in.

Either it was generic profanity and it's not as if it would cause harm at this point. Either it was very specifically pointed at Gabby, and a at least a summary of the profanity would be useful to that person.
Would you mind expanding on that topic?

I keep seeing this suggestion many times, but I can’t understand what does it mean being a contractor, or how does one become a contractor. So would appreciate some explanation on the topic.
The Golden Age of Cocaine Is Happening Right Now
Yes, but doing that by undermining nuclear is a poor strategic move. It would leave Russia with no fallback strategy in the case that Europe did cease fossil fuels imports, and would undermine export of nuclear technology to other regions.
There is a documentary called "Los Angeles Plays Itself". Thom Andersen is as erudite about movies as anyone could possibly be, but he still saw value in movies like "L.A. Crackdown" and "Death Wish 4". Terminator and Terminator 2 are both given shout-outs for their depiction of L.A. and the LAPD in particular.

https://youtu.be/Ifii8LvR-ss
> PPS - Creatine's COVID and post-COVID price increase has made it more niche than it perhaps once was. It used to be near $10 per 30-day from a reputable brand, not it can be $20-30 depending on brand (e.g. Creapure is $32/30 day right now).

There's no reason to be using anything but generic creatine monohydrate - studies show no difference in efficacy between different formulations. BulkSupplements current price is ~$56/kg at ~28 cents per dose per day. No reason to let price scare you away from one of the few supplements with a real body of evidence.
Who owns Nord Stream AG?
Inconvenient Victims: A woman deserves more sympathy than her killer
Very interesting distinction, thank you.
ESP-CAM
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-cam-video-streaming-fa...
The main one-- Trump is a Kremlin asset, etc.
Would be interesting to know the breakdown how many of those withdrawals were on-chain versus fiat.
> Not a lawyer, but my understanding last I looked into it was that names and rules cannot be copyrighted (names can be trademarked though)

That's what the person you're replying to wrote.
Is there some reason that's interesting? What they do here is just hack the phones, so get access to all the texting apps from the client side... Was there some implication they did otherwise in that case?
> and I'm not planning to

If you run a business, it becomes a necessity. The problem is that expenses like payroll have to be paid immediately, while accounts receivable are erratic. The choice is to keep a large amount of cash in a checking account earning 0 interest, or have a revolving line of credit at the bank.

Having the credit is cheaper than having large amounts of cash sitting idle as a buffer.

In fact, buffer is the right word. If you're a programmer, you use buffers to compensate for the mismatch between input and output.
There Is No Right Side of History
Gone up in the short term, but likely to fall in the long-term.
I understand it to be:

- retribution (revenge)

- deterrence

- rehabilitation

- incapacitation (they can't re-offend if they're in prison or dead)

In these sort of discussions about justice online, the first is often cast as illegitimate, the second as impossible, the third as the gold standard, and the fourth is frequently ignored completely.

Few people ever defend retribution, so I will here. Many people who are victims of crimes have a desire to see retribution done. If the government does not play at least some lip service to the desire for retribution, then more people will take it into their own hands. They'll seek vigilante justice. Vigilante justice is dangerous to society because it's often capricious and disproportionate. It is better for governments to sate the desire for retribution using official processes which can be checked with safeguards, such as trials.
Other communities were also concerned about the core team trying to take control of the system/assets. The Fate core folks specifically went with OGL to allay those concerns.
Fair enough. For the relatively few tools that don’t support streaming, you may generate temporary plain files in your pipeline. Spades itself is a pipeline and writes temporary files. It is anyway not realistic to expect wide adoption of zstd in the near future. If you want to save storage cost now, you have to take some trade off.
Didn't you start this whole argument by doing just that and trying to coopt the pain of a victims family to try and prove a argumentive point?

How is it different when you did it?
Web servers and http enabled services can limit the length of headers and url. While this can be done it runs the risk of having surprises when unknown limits are encountered. Most of these limits are buried deep in docs, not easily visible.
Only if hardware is completely locked down.
Oh me and Reggie Jeeves go way back. But I'm pretty sure that being the brains of an operation like Wooster and Jeeves holds no appeal for me.
Do you know what makes them asymmetric? Is it just traffic shaping at the ISP, or is it some hardware limitation?
I am willing to entertain the possibility that specific supplements don't work, but saying that all supplements don't work for all people _must_ be an exaggeration.

Obviously, some things work for at least a subset of people. I admit it is hard to distinguish real effects from placebo, but stuff like... creatine, which someone mentioned earlier do work.
Wizards seems to think this will explicitly not be the case, and they can effectively force everyone to abide by the terms of a new license just by making one. Which maybe they can! But it seems like the right move might be to force them to try it.
I would recommend reading the article and not just the title and url. Editorializing also plainly violates HN guidelines.
I had a pretty bad experience with a Sandisk branded "Industrial" SD I purchased directly from Odroid (they put their sticker on it, partitioned it then added the payloads) as died within 1 year of very very low use.

I'm wondering if it was a real Sandisk.

Since I got about 10 at the same time it sucks: I'd have to individually test them before entrusting any of these with any data.
I've been using these with overall good results:
Le Potato https://libre.computer/products/aml-s905x-cc/
I've heard of these high dose Vitamin D regiments, and I have to ask, how and where are you getting such high doses?

I take 2 tablets of 1000 IU per day, alongside a magnesium citrate tablet. What am I missing? You're not taking 30 tablets a day are you?
Doesn't that mean one'd miss emergency calls or urgent texts from family and friends?
Out of curiosity, do you have any idea how the term "brick nogging" came about? To me that's a vertical PCB mount connector, and I cannot fathom the tortured translation path...
one problem to me is that I run a script remove parameter in url(for tracker)
ofc I can set a whitelist but it is a issue i consider
I've been taking Ashwaghanda, it has been proven to slightly increase testosterone. It appears to do this by lowering cortisol levels, I have felt very relaxed and things rarely make me feel stressed.

I started taking it to increase my strength in the gym.
Supplements can "work" - but the quality of the supplement can be very low and filled with lots of bad stuff.

Since supplements aren't made like pharmaceuticals, this can be a pretty big problem.
Athletic Greens, however I can't speak to specific scientific backing.
> A few months later costs started to rise again. Each time a GCP free-tier account did not work, data was sent back to the old AWS system.

I like this part. He may have run a total scam, but he still wrote good code, dammit.
Again, I don't see anything here that requires a third-party as intermediate. If you have a system broken in another way, go right ahead and fix that. But it is not sufficient justification for incredibly bad actors such as Experian et al to exist.
From the article:

> The current approach is for the websites to use WebSockets API to communicate with the application directly.

Is this really current best practice? I know of a handful of applications that implement webapp to native app communication like this, but it doesn't seem especially stable/portable to me, considering that it usually uses some ephemeral port that applications have no way of globally reserving.

Also, how does HTTPS work in this scenario? Wouldn't there be a self-signed certificate or mixed content warning in many cases?
Yeah, I wouldn't want every website to look like this but it's a very refreshing design that works super well.
I don't think "cloning D&D" is what any of these third parties are doing. It's producing add-ons, source books, or videos of them playing. That is, original content that is compatible with, and tuned for the rule system.
From your tagline:

> Build funnels and measure trends directly on your data warehouse, without paying for costly ETL and duplicate storage in outdated analytics tools.

Not being snarky, I just don't understand. The output of an ETL is data in your data warehouse. Then you build reports on top of the DW.

How does Fabra prevent me from needing an ETL?
John Deere Introduces ExactShot, Cuts Starter Fertilizer by 60% (40 SEC video)
A corporate death penalty would be:

(1) Dissolution as a viable entity in the US

(2) All assets sold paid out to wronged parties before debt servicing or shareholders

(3) All officers barred from holding political, non-profit, or corporate office at any level in the US states or territories, as well as removing the veil of corporate liability from officers. All technology and security employees have liens put in place to pay affected parties as well.

When we mean death sentence, we mean it.
It seems like they owe us all compensatory damages. Big damages.

I never really understood how they could take my information, which presumably belongs to me, and then could use it to make millions. How about my cut?
Otel logs aim to record the execution context in the logs.

In languages when the context is implicitly passed (e.g. via thread-local storage / MDC in Java) Otel automatically injects trace id and span id in the logs emitted using your regular logging library (e.g. log4j). Then in your log backend you can make queries like "show me all log records of all services in my distributed system that were part of this particular user request".

Disclosure: I am an Otel contributor, working on logs (work-in-progress, not for production use yet).
Yeah, there’s another one of those sweeping generalizations I was taking about.
Any optional activity has some risks and activities that are most fulfilling and exciting tend to have the most risk. Taking maximum precautions also tends to take away from fun, like flying commercial with an experienced pilot vs hang gliding. For me the takeaway is simply to weigh pros and cons of different options and if someone doesn't make it, it was still their choice.

I once decided to climb Half Dome cables despite clouds that could have brought a thunderstorm and electrocuted me. On the other hand, I feel that 1. having had the experience of climbing Half Dome was a great asset to me in two decades since, 2. due to various life circumstances since I would probably not have come again later and 3. By now I am probably too old and busy with other priorities to manage requisite backpacking trip with two full days of hiking. So in retrospect, I don't regret my decision and, had it not worked out, well I would not be around to regret it. So long as one goes into things with eyes open, I am not going to judge.
How are we even in a scenario where the ideas from one game can be covered by the copyright of the author? What law today covers the ideas born out of a copyrighted work? Or is it mostly that people see this OGL as explicit permission where otherwise there'd be none which, despite the fact that they'd win, would still leave open the possibility that derivative authors could be sued (and out resourced, legally)?
Whatever your politics I think we can (mostly) all agree that widespread availability of location data from mobile devices is a population scale security threat. Today it may be someone you don’t care for. Tomorrow it might be you. It is always in someone’s interest to demonize whichever groups / tribe(s) we belong to.
Not quite as affordable, but the o.mg cable is an existing option for this that's likely a lot easier to use.
If this paper is correct and we can experimentally verify different QM interpretations, then this is really groundbreaking stuff. I wonder why this news isn't everywhere.
> The entire thing is obscenely difficult and completely inscrutable for the average human.

For a particular kind of perspective (which I don't subscribe to), that could almost be seen as a feature rather than a bug.

The scenario is the one cryptocurrency has actually replaced fiat currencies but the only people who can secure their assets are those with the sophistication and power (basically, weapons and private armies) to maintain the required opsec.

And then we've basically recreated golden treasure hordes and the warlords who own them.
Omega 3 and CoQ10
A teiú (Google says it's called "tegu" in English, no idea if this is correct).

They are mostly harmless. If you don't go and directly touch it, you'll be ok. They are most interesting when those 1 meter long lizards decide to run on two feet only, like if they were small.
It’s so well known that it’s absurd to even try to argue the point:
https://www.thedailymeal.com/cook/5-reasons-top-chefs-prefer...

Watch a cooking show sometime. Better yet, ask an actual chef.