skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Starlink, no public IP. A bouncer has been suggested and I'm gonna look into that, cause I do have tons of compute capacity and sufficient bandwidth to handle my cloud document needs lol
Neuroscientist here. Closer I got to the physiology of mental health - sleep, stress, exercise, and nutrition - realized it was another fractal for personal and population health. Problem remains navigating regulatory or reimbursement hurdles from wellness into professional care.
I learned something new today, thanks!
Why Review Geek Can’t Recommend Wyze or Eufy Cameras Anymore
I think "unknown" is more than that! Basically it's a way to say you don't care about the type, as in Record<string, unknown> or P extends Promise<unknown>
I drilled keybr from 30wpm to 110 several years ago and still come back every few days to practice. It is a great tool. I sometimes use it to "study" documentation by pasting it in as a custom prompt.
Yes, this, more of this!
One day this will be as obvious as a "how to google" guide
Surprisingly this hasn't been answered. Yes, smoking is banned (with probably 3 hours of exception, all at once and in one inconvenient place.) No, smokers aren't banned. They all hate the ban, live with it, and mostly use chewing tobacco. And then they go back to smoking.
Youtube recommended me a good rebuttal of that video yesterday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vUPhsFoniw
> What is Nostr?

> A decentralized network based on cryptographic keypairs and that is not peer-to-peer, it is super simple and scalable and therefore has a chance of working. Read more about the protocol. You can also reach us at our Telegram group (while we don't have a decent group chat application fully working on Nostr).

Telegram really has captured quite a role as a functional forum / irc channel.
I guess this is where employees come in
For me, this is about the most ineffective way to find travel advice. Reddit's great if you want to actually get a pro-con of whatever subject you're looking into, because people will argue for and against everything there simultaneously. Since I'm looking to be given recommendations, that means pretty much every recommendation will come with somebody else saying why I shouldn't "waste my time" on that thing.

I'm sure this varies person to person, but I end up spending way too much time on reddit trying to find the "right" advice and never end up feeling truly satisfied with any of it.
I have implemented YOLO v1 and train/tested it on synthetic images with geometric forms. Implementing the loss function thought me a lot on how backpropagation really works. I used keras/tf.
I think it'll be hard to find a specific article about this, but I've give you some pointers

You don't need a consistent public IP from Starlink with things like Wireguard, Tailscale, or Cloudflare Tunnels. You just need some server somewhere with a static IP which is pretty easy to get for cheap (see suggestions for where to get the server elsewhere in this thread). Once you have a public IP you can:

A) Setup wireguard on that server and configure your local machine to connect to it

B) Setup tailscale on both computers

C) Setup a cloudflare tunnel and point to it via a domain you manage in cloudflare (with added bonus of cloudflare protection out of the box)

From there you just need documentation on properly doing reverse proxying with Nginx or similar and setting up Lets Encrypt (certbot or acme.sh).

The "hard part" is getting past Starlink, but if you think about it you must be able to do that somehow otherwise how do you get internet? That is what the 3 options provide: a way to open the connection somewhere you trust to allow others to make requests. (The "others" may be you just outside the local network)
Twitter sued for not paying rent at San Francisco HQ after months of rumors
Poland has BLIK, a system where you request on your mobile app "I want to get paid X PLN". You get a number. You provide this number to the one who will pay. They input it in their app, the app shows the amount, you confirm and the payement is done.

We have Paylib in France, i did not try it yet but it seems that they want to do something similar. It is just that this is France and it will be impractical, limited and painful - as our banking is usually.
We're certainly approaching an Event Horizon with all these chatGPT threads.
Well yiz only gave women the vote in 1971...so the reactionary backlash hasn't yet had time to work itself out.
Andrej Karpathy is currently releasing videos for a course [1] that goes from zero to GPT.

1. https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html
Couldn’t your friend unlock it for you?
I use Overleaf¹ to great success. It has all the upsides, without the hassles to setup a build chain.

1: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/tagged/cv
Can't they get their 'fix' by applying a nicotine patch to their neck, or something?
It does work. Someone grabbed my Lumia 830 off me, realised it was a Windows Phone and chucked it in the grass.
Ask HN: How to gently push back on teammates who always want to call/do Zoom?
I have a colleague I have been training for a while. More often than not, a discussion will end with them deciding to schedule a meeting with other people, for questions that could be easily addressed (IMO) asynchronously on Slack. I receive calls instead of questions, which I always answer if I can. But this is steadily leading to "Zoom fatigue" for me.

I don't feel comfortable saying "no" to them, because they are more senior than me, and I don't want to hurt any feelings. I have stated my preference as in "I think you can just ping [person] instead of setting up a call" a few times, but they don't seem to get the message.

I suspect some people for whom English is a second/third language find it easier to speak on a video call over typing async messages, so this might be more of a "culture clash" than a problem. Still, I want to get more comfortable saying "no" to meetings in general and am looking for ideas/tactics. Thanks.
I’ve seen a hundred takes on the reasons by a hundred qualified people. You don’t provide any sources and even if you did, sources are wrong all the time. Because of this I think it’s unfair to call anyone dumb here. Misinformed, sure, but misinformation is everywhere these days
A small modular nuclear reactor just got US approval – a big milestone
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Reddits "new UI" is so bad, surprised they're still trying to save it.
Scribus is amazing. I published a hymnal using it and other open source tools, and it was the easiest part of the toolchain to make do what I want. It's even scriptable with Python.
Don't make me laugh dude. I've lived in Argentina for a decade (European here) and all Latinoamerica is broken by their society, their lack of self analysis, the populism and the short-terminism.

It's time to stop the old speech of "that far away evil empire destroyed us". It doesn't work anymore dude. Grow up.
Well yes - at least as things currently stand. It's interesting to me not for what it is right now, but what the trend might be. The extremes are probably something like:

1. Damp squib, goes nowhere. In 3 years' time it's all forgotten about

2. Replaces every software engineer on the planet, and we all just talk to Hal for our every need.

Either extreme seems reasonably unlikely. So the big question is: what are the plausible outcomes in the middle? Selfishly, I'd be delighted if a virtual assistant would help with the mechanical dreariness of keeping type definitions consistent between front and back end, ensuring API definitions are similarly consistent, update interface definitions when implementing classes were changed (and vice-versa), etc.

That's the positive interpretation obviously. Given the optimism of the "read-write web" morphed into the dystopian mess that is social media, I don't doubt my optimistic aspirations will be off the mark.

Actually, on second thoughts, maybe I'd rather not know how it's going to turn out...
Firefox has improved a lot on mac in the last two years. It's still less battery efficient than Chrome, but not by too much anymore. I've just switch for it's better tab management features (tab groups).
The Four Quadrants of Cities for Transit Revival
This is a great from-scratch (non bloaty) tutorial on this imo https://colab.research.google.com/github/huggingface/diffusi...
I'm sorry, you are 100% right. I don't know why I thought it was more complicated than that. Thank you for pointing this out to me.
This is interesting:

> Many bypassers have claimed solutions to T2 macs (I have not tried or confirmed they work…I am skeptical) but they admit they have had no success with M1.

Well... The T2 was actually based on the A10 Fusion chip, which is vulnerable to the checkm8 boot ROM exploit. Which, then makes things much easier when you can run arbitrary code. Apple partially fixed things in the A11 and fully fixed them in the A12. Meanwhile, M1 is based on A14 and impervious to the Boot ROM exploit... so no wonder they haven't had luck.

It's probably hard enough to disable when you can run whatever code you want. But when you can't even run code or get in the door...
"I guess it wouldn't be too much work for Apple to provide a way to contact the original owner"

I actually prefer if Apple doesn't provide anyone with a way to contact me, ESPECIALLY if they have something potentially stolen from me.
I've used openvpn to set up a tunnel into my network before, which worked great. I'd check out wireguard if I were to do that again from scratch, I like netmaker personally
You have to find a company that would convince the authorities that they have been looking for qualified workforce on the Swiss/EU market and were not been able to find anyone suitable in 6 months thus you deserve a visa.

Google still has some open positions in Zürich!
So the same performance as an intel mac without having to change anything in the docker config ?
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Setting up a cybersecurity system is expensive. Training your staff to be cautious is cheap.

81% of phishing attacks target SMBs, 60% will result in company closure. And yet, less than 20% have a cyberattack response plan in place.

it's easy to harden our defenses and make infiltration just a tiny bit more difficult. Find out why small companies aren't being more cautious in today’s blogpost.
People who work with fleets of laptops will have and admin account on each and/or use Jamf or similar, making reset trivial

And if they don’t, all they need to do is contact Apple supplier with their proof of purchase
A joke, in other words. I didn't think it was "illegal" anywhere in the US. I'm glad to see other countries take it more seriously.
Exactly. In the instance it doesn't seem warranted at all, but at some point we will have to accept 'whistleblower' type accounts of the same nature with a bit less excoriation.
How do you measure the impact on insulin resistance?
Sounds like you didn't fully read the article. Nothing is said about stolen property.

> Responsible recyclers and refurbishers wipe the data from used devices before selling them on. In these cases, the data is wiped, but cannot be assigned to a new user, making them effectively worthless. Instead of finding these machines a second home, Bumstead and others are dismantling them and selling the parts. These computers often end up at recycling centers after corporations go out of business or buy all new machines.
I don't think it's working as intended. Like the article states, there should be a path for machines acquired legitimately to be unlocked. The example given is a registered recycler can submit the serial for unlock, then apple attempts to contact the registered owner. If no answer is received within 30 days, the machine is unlocked.

Plenty of companies don't care to unlock these properly before recycling and it's creating excessive waste.
> obvious tension with relativity

Quantum nonlocality is perfectly compatible with special relativity. The spacetime of the standard model of particle physics is exactly the flat spacetime of special relativity.

Far from being ignored, the compatibility between special relativity and quantum mechanics has been investigated and demonstrated experimentally over the past century.

In modern graduate courses this is best seen by studying the relevant group theory.

You can read more about the SO(3,1)+ Lorentz group (which also applies to the Maxwell-Heaviside field equations for electromagnetism and the Dirac equation) at e.g. <https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Representation_theory_of_the...>.

These are also excellent lecture notes: <https://arxiv.org/abs/math-ph/0602018> and <https://www.ippp.dur.ac.uk/~krauss/Lectures/StandardModel/St...>
I enjoyed doing this through the Coursera deep learning specialization:

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning

The lectures take you through each major paper, then you implement the paper in the homework. Much faster than reading the paper yourself.
"Do those things matter once the code is actually written though?"

That's a great question.
I guess it depends on how much the code will change in the future. These things CAN get relevant again when you consider changing that code. E.g. if it turns out later that the library I've chosen isn't maintained anymore. Or we would need some more functionality, but this library doesn't provide it. In these situations, it's useful to see which other alternatives we've considered.

That said: I can't really estimate how often this turns out to be relevant, indeed. I guess the answer might be very different for different projects.
Honestly, it's not that bad. I've used Beamer for years, and every time I make a presentation using it I fantasize about finding something like Powerpoint to use instead. You think adjusting things is bad in Powerpoint or Keynote, but it's much worse in LaTeX where you only have loose and indirect control over layout, unless you use something like PGF/TikZ, which is just... tedious, let's say. I have thought for a while that taking a class to learn how to properly use something like Adobe Illustrator would repay itself many times over.

Also, a poor craftsman blames his tools... things like Beamer might "look nicer", but the downside is homogeneity. I've you seen one Beamer presentation, you've seen them all. On the other hand, the "ugliness" of a Powerpoint or Keynote presentation is probably down to your lack of skill at visual design.
> how do you think it works literally anywhere outside of Canada and the US?

Being 100% honest, I was of the opinion that because of tipping in America, waiters/waitresses stand a chance to make $150-$300+ whereas in Europe, you probably make less than that.
> The higher the tier you reached, the more money you got, independent of how other students fared (probably subject to budget constraints, though).

It worked the same way at my University with the same outcome as yours. 7 years after graduation we still maintain regular contact as a group with my classmates.
You said main outcome, not me. Cardiovascular stuff is really common, but it's a less common association: "breathing smoke makes lungs get sick" is easy to believe. "breathing smoke makes brain leak" takes a little more knowledge.

If you still have doubts, consider the prevalence of vaping. Sure vaping is healthier than smoking, but it's way way worse than not using nicotine in any form.
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I guess the jetpak demonstrations where they actually seem realistically usable are very cool
I would watch this
Agreed, I wish more sites were like HN, fast, free and ad-free, text only and no bullshit algorithmic garbage shoved in my face.

All it needs is dark mode and it's perfect.
Apple should go with a blade design for the Mac Pro. Just stick in as many M2 Ultra blades as you need to up the compute and memory.

Will need to deal with NUMA issues on the software side.
The world is 'clearly' not prepared for cyberwarfare
Well, there is no way for person A to transfer money to person B using a debit card.

Paypal is indeed less use din Europe because we have wire transfers (that take three days, except if you get the "immediate one" which in France is premium (premium destinations (i.e. other banks), not price which is zero)

Ah, and we have cheques in France too. Yes, the paper ones.
I completely agree on this. I have nothing of substance to add, just say thank you.
Actually I think you're right, what I had been thinking of was Clinton's speech about the boxers vs. briefs question, which is readily available.
Thank you!! Finally ayayay
DD in the midwest discontinues any donuts with allergens. Bye-bye peanut, coconut, and butternut (my favorite). Their donuts are pretty bad now.
Solvent-Free Nonthermal Destruction of PFAS by Piezoelectric Ball Milling
That already exists. If you buy a bunch of laptops from apple and use an MDM, it already associates the serial numbers with your account. You can remove the serial numbers from your system at any time, then they are unlocked.
Sunk cost fallacy undoubtedly.

Reddit is really unusable for me with the new UI.
I was having ChatGPT give me wildly wrong answers and when I asked for a source it provided me fake websites and confidently quoted information from those sites that have never existed
Yeah, that's hard to disagree with. That's definitely true for a lot of Netflix series.
It's kinda embarrassing. It's been I don't know how many years, and pasting text in the comment field still breaks the new reddit UI.

I don't know how to explain it. Does everyone on the new reddit dev team use old.reddit.com so they don't notice this extremely obvious bug?
Try https://teddit.net
I think it's bold of you to assume that in a world where Apple decides to have 1st class support PWA's that it won't also come with the same restrictions as native apps.

They'll make you submit your PWA for app store review, sign your asset and JS bundles so all other's won't load, make you support "Web IAP", and go through review again every time you want to update your bundle.

Hitching your "I want to be be free of Apple's platform control" to "I want PWA's" is a recipe for disappointment.
Unreal Keanu: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FeHzQizPDNg

people in the comments have no idea it's a deepfake. Without knowing beforehand, I wouldn't recognize it too.
If TikTok is the bioweapon, what does that make the smartphone that TikTok is consumed on? It was designed and intended to give users audio and video like this.
I spent some time last week tinkering with a SOQuartz board and ended up getting it working with a Pine-focused distro called Plebian[1].

Took awhile to land on it though. Before that I tried all of the other distros on Pine64's "SOQuartz Software Releases"[2] page without any luck. The only one on that page that booted was the linked "Armbian Ubuntu Jammy with kernel 5.19.7" but it failed to boot again after an apt upgrade.

So there's at least one working OS, as of last week. But its definitely quite finicky and would probably need some work to build a proper device tree for any carrier board that's not the RPi CM4 Carrier Board.

[1] https://github.com/Plebian-Linux/quartz64-images

[2] https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/SOQuartz_Software_Releases
Popular article here: https://phys.org/news/2023-01-farewell-destroying-pfas-addit...

Note this method can not only be used to destroy concentrated PFAS but can attack PFAS in contaminated soil.
Is there a specific section of legalese you meant to link to? If not, it's a bit foolish on your part to expect the average (non-legal expert) to parse this. I let ChatGPT do it for me.

Prompt: Summarize the contents of EU 2015/2366

Response: EU 2015/2366, also known as the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2), is a European Union directive that regulates payment services and payment service providers within the EU. It aims to increase competition and innovation in the payments industry, as well as enhance security and consumer protection. The directive requires payment service providers to implement strong customer authentication for electronic payments, and also allows for the use of third-party providers for certain payment-related services, such as account information and payment initiation. Additionally, it also includes provisions for the protection of consumer rights, such as the right to a refund in case of unauthorized payment transactions. Overall, it's a set of rules to increase safety and transparency of online payments and to foster competition between payment service providers, which ultimately should lead to better services and lower prices for consumers.

The only consumer rights mentioned are the right to refunds for unauthorized transactions. To the best of my knowledge, these companies can choose to cease doing business with you for any or no reason at all. Feel free to prove me wrong.
Opinions on Sharknado movies?

If your going to ditch science, may as well go all in.
> and even determine what we can think

The strong Sapir-Whorf hypothesis has been discredited. People can and do easily create new phrases to describe new concepts that don't exist in any language they speak.
I've seen too many businesses handling their business logic as a black box. I'd bet their will to BS is big enough to not care about that side-note.
That's completely fair. The reason that everyone is half-in on Wayland is likely because it's not yet default on Ubuntu. That, and Gnome window decorations.
For MacBooks? Assuming they’re five years old, which is already quite old for an enterprise fleet, we’re talking several hundred dollars per unit still. Easily worth spending time resetting them with jamf
... and that was enough to completely destroy competition, and get a near monopoly for many years. Clearly amoral move enough that they got slapped with quite a big anti-competition fine from EU for this.
The process of recovering lost documentation for a car (at least in the UK) is much easier than recovering an Activation-Locked macbook
+1 dark mode on mobile would be great. They let you customize the color of the header when you get 500 points, it would be nice to allow custom CSS as a feature (without extensions).
I know what you are saying and I agree and am grateful for it's existance but keep in mind that HN is a marketing tool of a big VC fund.

It has money to pay a moderator and doesn't need to directly make money from it by putting ads or tracking scripts up like other sites.