skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's not much reason to have 5GHz for smart home devices.

2.4GHz has better range and is ubiquitous. 5GHz has better throughput, but my lightbulb doesn't need 500MB/s of transfer.

Most routers will just create two networks with the same name on both frequencies by default, which will work out of the box for 95% of the people. As other commenters have mentioned, usually devices can communicate with each other across those networks without issues.
This should be told to management. That same HR person might be in cahoots with the scammer?? It also exposes a flaw that if exploited at a high level could scam all the cash in their accounts = all lose jobs.
This exploit exposed a foolish employee as well as an untrained one. In a case like this, escalation should have been done by the HR person.
That sounds like an issue with your router. There’s absolutely no reason why a device using 2.4ghz WiFi shouldn’t be able to talk to a device using 5ghz WiFi, with both WiFi networks are on the same logical LAN.

It’s not like devices can detect what frequency the other device on network is using, just like it can’t detect if the device is connected via Ethernet, plugged into power, or running on a battery.

I would check to make sure your router is properly propagating broadcast packets around your network. That’s the number one cause of smart home discovery fails.
Ask HN: Mastodon instance for businesses, orgs and side projects?
Are there any Mastodon instances dedicated to profiles set up for businesses, organizations, NGUs or side projects? Twitter is one of the to-go places to find news about many companies and orgs, but I haven't found anything comparable in the Fediverse, aside from more general tech-centered instances.

Big companies might set up their own instance, but for most it's probably total overkill to maintain their own server.

Personally, I have some side projects with dedicated social media profiles, so that their users can follow the project/site itself, instead of following me as the creator. Some have a Mastodon.social profile already, but I would like to have a dedicated place for them.
.. a neighbours 6 yr old daughter had to be rushed to the ER and was sourced back to the figs she ate minutes before. She had to be intubated, that's how serious her esophageal constriction and anaphylactic shock was. While rare, those with growing/compromised immune systems should be aware, esp. Organic since no chemicals are used.
Except Google is everything but an engineering-led organisation.

Google: "Here's some real responsibility over company direction"

Engineers: "So we get to work on things we want to move the company forward with, yes?"

Google: "Yes"

Engineers: "And we get rewarded for making good products that work well, yes?"

Google: "Only if the MBA clowns decide that's what they want"

Google's behavior is even more insulting than being purely management-led.
If you truly believe all that, what are you doing to minimise the inevitable damage?

The transition will suely be traumatic. What's your interest in mitigating the trauma? Does it bother you at all?

I agree with what you wrote above. I wish to slow implementations, to allow time for adjustment.
Vanadium redox flow batteries can provide cheap, large-scale grid energy storage
https://newpipe.net/ for mobile and https://freetubeapp.io/ for desktop. Best part is that freetube supports import of subscription list exported using newpipe.
Can I get an AI to generate a corporte profile photo for my resume too.
> turned Ukraine into the next Afghanistan

You mean a conflict where the imperial power is bogged down by endless partisan warfare until it retreats?

No, this level of war is not something that Russia can sustain for a long time. We're probably going to see it implode, again. The last implosion pushed the boundary of "free Europe" from the Berlin Wall up to the Baltic states and the Balkans, leaving it somewhere ambiguous in the Caucasus. I guess it will end up going further east eventually.
Unless the fuel rods were highly enriched, below usable for reprocessing.

It's literally why USA had been more or less legally trying to stop everyone from running highly-enriched fuels in reactor (or generally make itself a nuisance for projects that in turn require no enrichment at all, because that stops dependency on limited enrichment facilities).
In my case, I mostly use Linux, so I use the online versions of the office apps, except for Teams. The other day I installed the local clients on a newish computer (11th gen i7, win 11) and was shocked by how sluggish Outlook felt.

I understand the online versions lack some features, but for my use-case they are great.
Sometimes when no other options exist, and I need to capture untrusted traffic as root, I use 'tcpdump -i eth0 -s0 -n -w some.pcap' to save the packets to a .pcap. Just recording the frames shouldn't (invoke any parsing code although I have never actually checked). Then I open the .pcap with wire/tshark or even tcpdump in some safer sandbox.
The first and most important step: don't get a smartphone.

That alone will reduce the value of your profile considerably.
So "Mary had a little lamb" actually means she only had a bite of food for dinner? I never knew.
Not sure if I agree with the rest but I love the scale.
Fixed. Cheers!
How well would it do as a “expert system” trained only in literature for a particular field. Say medicine?

“Doctor GPT3 I feel faint whenever I eat a muffin…”
That's how I/we do it. But I don't like long first lines in commit messages, so I'll put the WHY in the commit's message body.

And yes, workflow needs to fit the needs of the people working on the project.
The difference is voice does not have to be a replacement for a button but just another option. My light switch in my bedroom is on the other side of the room to my bed and if I'm falling asleep it's much easier to give a voice command than get out of bed and press a button on the wall and then fumble back to bed in the dark. Not to mention when you notice you've left a light on in the hallway/another room. But I also have my lights on a button on my remote and yes, often it's easier to just press that.
The drop-off after launch is pretty wild.
You could add that comment after every other on HN so maybe don't?
Screw that. The employer wants me to dig trenches? They provide me with a shovel. The employer wants me to do computer work? They provide me with a computer. Quality of my work will be directly proportional to quality of the tool.
Emotive analogy, but lets run with it.

We've all decided to build with sustainable local materials, which anybody can dig up without harming the environment. That's wonderful! Unfortunately, the materials sometimes turn out to have asbestos in them.

Canonical and a large number of friends enjoy digging, and they make those local materials available for free, no digging required, as Ubuntu. So Ubuntu happens to be a free source of pre-dug materials which is popular for lots of reasons.

People with big buildings who like using Ubuntu need the asbestos removed if its found, and Canonical has started to do that for them commercially. Canonical have also said they are happy to remove the asbestos for free for small buildings, as long as the big-building people keep funding them to do it. The more big building people choose Canonical to sort out this issue, the better it will be for everyone using Ubuntu, even if they don't do any digging themselves.

Seems like a great deal for people with smaller buildings, as long as people with big buildings also think it's a good deal. Since I happy to like helping people with smaller buildings, I think this is all pretty square.
You seem to be thinking ideologically-driven, while I'm more goal-driven. Is absolute freedom the end-all purpose? Shouldn't I be allowed to murder my enemies, if I'm willing to risk the vengeance of their group? I know it's an absurd question, but my point is that the social negotiation for where regulation and limits should come into effect has been abandoned by many.
Thanks for encouraging productive discussion! Your original question made me come up with #2 - I couldn't find active development on that specific concept, but I found something pretty amazing.

"Deepfake therapy" lets therapists simulate the presence of dead or non-cooperative people [1]. A study showed positive results when sexual violence victims could safely discuss with a deepfaked version of their abuser [2].

[1]: https://deeptherapy.ai/

[2]: Initial development of perpetrator confrontation using deepfake technology in victims with sexual violence-related PTSD and moral injury: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2022.8829...
You don't get to Daniel Russell's level by sleeping in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_M._Russell
You're opening another can of worms with that example. An adult, informed smoker that takes care to not cause second-hand smoking and that doesn't have any dependents, causes harm only to themselves. If they think that the reduction of stress or whatever else they gain at the tradeoff of their health is worth it, that's their choice. That's part of their bodily autonomy. As such, the tech is still not inherently bad.
Yeah, I'm waiting for adventure mode. That's the only part of this game that ever interested me; I wanna play it like a roguelike/dungeon crawler.
Businesses rely on technology to not only expand, make their operations efficient, and communicate effectively, they rely on it to make them secure as well. The need for quality assurance (QA) engineers today has never been greater, especially when it comes to online businesses. This is a good article that provides a comprehensive guide to help you hire the QA Engineers you need.
No, not like this. You'd get a different kind of variation in line thickness. That was the main point of my comment, but apparently I didn't explain it well.
Anyone who has heavily used Anki will know that loading some deck with complex content that you haven't learned beforehand won't lead to any satisfying results because cards in spaced repetition lack 1) meaningful pedagogic order for learning content and 2) meaningful context for the big picture. Anki is meant for not forgetting, not much more.
While the principle itself is sound, this is seriously exaggerating the threat. I mean sure the tools are written in C, but so is your whole network stack.

Have your prod boxes set up with proper permissions for sure but there's hardly a practical risk doing this in dev/testing.
TOGAF is enterprise-ware. I sometimes see it as a requirement for business analysis contracts. But I have never come across it actually being used.

TOGAF diagrams look really good on power points, but I doubt they are much use to the engineers having to make the designs functioning reality.
Recommended videos are how I find the new content and I find it valuable. But my home page is set to /feed/library, so I'll usually just finish watching videos from history or from watch later or some other list I curated.
I'll open the main page when I really have time to spend. I use that time to fill my watch later lists.
> as vapid as the old-style "in Soviet Russia" reversals.

The genre never made any sense, but the original joke was quite good.

In Soviet Russia, television watch you!
So does LinkedIn
You meant "something to fall back on" instead of "someone". If you write it like that suddenly you're not anthropomorphizing anymore =)
Clickbait remover for youtube, makes the thumbnails a bit less cringy [1] [2]:

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/clickbait-rem...

[2] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/clickbait-remover-...
I really like being able to easily statically link libraries into the lua interpreter. Spawn a process using libuv and wrap it in a native coroutine to get concurrent execution with fewer failure modes than normal. Embed sqlite and get a friendly repl over your database. Find some utility written in lua and it's similarly easy to embed.

I replaced python with it for misc code generator and admin tasks for that reason. Instead of whatever pip is called these days and global installation conflict nonsense, I can clone a single .c from github that contains lua and all the libraries I've found useful so far.

Mostly it just gets out of your way. Compiler feedback isn't wonderful when you get something wrong but it's adequate. Some conventions are a bit weird but it's fine. Lexical closures, garbage collection and native coroutines make up for them.
A big multinational should have a fraud dept. immediately inform them of this incident as well as your direct manager.
The fine print can be rewritten as follows:

*:Unless you use with Wayland backend, since Wayland is not mature enough.

Because my installation both has large network mounts, and I sometimes drag tons* of icons around.
The UK is currently going through a series of scandals about rape by officers: https://news.sky.com/story/metropolitan-police-officer-david...

If the police don't want to be hated, they should simply address crime among their own ranks.

Singapore is a brutal police state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disneyland_with_the_Death_Pena...
Yeah, my wife applied for and got Irish citizenship after the Brexit referendum on account of having Irish grandparents.

She now retains the right to freely work and travel in the EU, whilst I have now lost that right. Our children will automatically get it though, so thanks Ireland!
There are languages where this can be written +/ 1 2 3

e.g. APL
Quick reference to add permissions: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Wireshark#Capturing_privile...
Still better than private company fucks up and hides their mess, continues polluting environment for decades.

The funds for this kind of search and similar emergency cleanups really need to be collected ahead of time (e.g. via taxes or required insurance) as making the company pay for it on the spot only encourages coverups.
Do you have a link to this notice? Microsoft has been pushing to disable basic authentic for some time because of security around it. The replacement is to use oauth2. Is that what's actually going on here?

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/exchange/clients-and-mobil...

It wouldn't shock me that developers have ignored this. Really you should be questioning the app for not keeping up with modern methods instead of bashing MS on this point.
What dropoff? The newest number is on top.

(Though yeah, there will be a dropoff for sure, it's just not visible here).
I don’t think it makes sense to say C begat the modern OS/CPU or vice versa. These things tended to develop in tandem over time, which is kinda the author’s point. There are of course many such examples regarding OS’s and chip features, languages and frameworks/ecosystems, etc.

Also, not to be overly Neoplatonic, but is it not the case that C is basically what a smart person would come up with as a way to write portable-but-not-very-abstracted imperative code on a Von Neumann machine?
My private daily is Linux, too. It is dual boot, mostly for gaming and because I am too lazy to figure out wireless scanning under Linux. Libre Office runs under Linux, school teams, some fames and scanning under Eindows 10. Plus, I can keep my kids stuff seperate from mine for the most part.
That's incredible! Congratulations to the generous indeed. I played the old game many years back and was once also a monthly supporter, but these days I have less time to play, so I bought the Steam version primarily to support Bay 12.

It's so nice to see such great support. I wonder what the monthly level of income from Steam will be in the future.
If you want fly with 747:

Book a flight from/to Germany with Lufthansa or from/to South Korea with Korean Air. They use the 747-8i and Lufthansa even the older 747-400 (delivery issues with B787 and B777). It is a nice plane and efficient between high demand routes of major destinations (e.g. JFK<-->FRA). If you want spend more money, I recommend the upper-deck which is provides a private atmosphere.

Question: But I'm not wealthy?

Answer: Me neither. I had a nice talk with a complete stranger in the middle row in the Economy during the last intercontinental flight. No Champagne but nice memories.

If business: Lufthansa business-class seats allow for lay-flat but with older screens. I like them because use an open interior without the closed "office-cubicle" interior of other airlines. Look out of the window, drink champagne, eat a nice meal (or two...) or sleep.

PS: Booking the 747 keeps her flying.
Can you elaborate what about +(1 2 3) makes it not homoiconic? Isn't it trivial for a hypothetical Lisp implementation to treat +(1 2 3) as the list [+, 1, 2, 3]?

Not sure if I am missing something. This is an honest question.
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The older I get the more I feel it doesn’t really matter. Somehow we’re all getting paid healthy salaries for playing office all day..
You can't "wait for pricing and capabilities" as they're cutting access literally one week from now.

No attempt at making this seem like reasonable behavior and communication with developers can succeed here.

And by the way if you expect reasonable cost, you're in for a surprise. Twitter is DESPERATE for cash.
Americans did not happened to be the invading brutal oppressor commiting genocide in WWII. Their standard behavior during that time was was remarkably better then behavior of Soviet army which was better then behavior of German army.

Your position is that joining Jewish resistance is as bad as joining SS and both are totally the same as being member of an American army.
The possibility that nuclear deterrence has helped the world to be more peaceful in comparison to the past means that it's not such an easy answer. Hasn't even been a century since nuclear weapons were invented though, so no clear statistics.
You don't need to complete the work. Your employer needs you to complete the work. If your employer gives you tools that make you work less optimally, they get less optimal work in return.
Yes, in fact one only has to look into what was happening during the late 50's in systems programming, starting with JOVIAL in 1958, or outside Bell Labs, to see it was indeed so.
Salt kills most plants. Bringing it inland would basically stop agriculture for hundreds of meters surrounding the canal. If it goes into the aquifer it's even worse.

Also, inland is usually higher than sea level (where it's lower you get lakes / ponds / swamps, unless it's actively managed), so you would be creating ditches a hundred meters deep if not more.

I'm also not sure that local water would increase rainfall, any amount of wind would sweep moisture off immediately. The most it can do is to increase the humidity of the surrounding area when windless.
https://github.com/ggeorgovassilis/superstartrek

Offline browser game, PWA, mobile friendly. Looking for UX/gameplay feedback.
PlayCanvas adds support for Microsoft Volumetric Video
I guess the same way as in other jobs.

Academic controversy within your field of research I doubt they care as long as you continue to bring in money via grants, if you're in the national news bringing down the reputation of the institution/university then you'll be probably be sacked.
Or, alternatively, https://piped.video
There should be hosting providers popping up soon. Takahē (https://takahe.social/) project should make it relatively inexpensive to run such instances.
Right? They advertise as an "Open-Source", MIT and self-host. But then they make it difficult (you need to figure out how to install this thing, lol). That would be understandable if this was done pro-bono (the paid service didn't exist). But they have a team and a paid service behind me.

It's not the model that bothers me (if you want to mix OS with SaaS/Paid, then it's all good) but the false and dark-pattern advertising.
You can setup one in the anki-connect configuration - or just put in a dummy value that is ignored in case you dont have an Key set.

You might still get 403 error, change the allowed origins to "*" in anki-connect.
A lot of us have tried very hard to design software this way and afterwards had to admit it did not work. There is a big difference between making a web browser and a web application, the first needs specs with careful semantics but with the second anything goes. At some point the specs ala W3C just get in the way of the creativity of building something. The comparison to the complex numbers is unfair, they are actually useful and show up in physics in all sort of places.
99% agree. The 1% is for the potential for deepfakes to solve blackmail. If producing deepfakes becomes trivial, any blackmail threat can be dismissed with “Whatever, I’ll just say it’s a deepfake”.
Sorry for the late reply, I would recommand Famitracker for begginers as it is the most user friendly out there. For a modern tracker try Renoise, it is basically your every day DAW in tracker form.
We've not had the test case, but in places where nonconsensual or "revenge" porn is criminalized, deepfakes may well turn out to be illegal. They're certainly distressing for the victim.
If you mean in player count, that's normal.

Peak is always during launch day, then there's a long tail, and very successful games might slowly rise after a couple years and surpass the launch peak.

While Dwarf Fortress has had a fantastic launch, it will never be a wildly popular game to increase its player base by much more than its release, especially in the oversaturated gaming market of today.
I think transformers, which power ChatGPT, will go down in history as Google's biggest invention. Good thing they didn't keep it for themselves!
You're still approaching this from a human (and indeed personal) perspective - well, if I was eternal, omnipresent, omnipotent then I would feel a particular way. Who knows how a being might behave?

With your example about being insulted by someone so wretched, I agree - I would feel compassion but that's an emotional response based on my current personality. You do sometimes see very successful people being riled up by minor criticisms from nobodies and you do think "Why on Earth do they care?". Some people are just petty minded and cruel, even when there is no need.

I'm not a believer, but I must say the idea of a God capable of petty cruelties does at least seem to match how the world actually is vs a God who is both omnipotent and all loving.
both platforms are filled with extremely talented comedians, dancers, musicians, and artists
This is not how humans work. False statements about someone damage that person, even once everybody knows they're false.
I’m not a vegan, but I think this take is way off. If you purposely exploit an animal for food, especially in unfavourable conditions, like putting chickens in cages and harvesting their eggs, farming animals for meat, that’s not vegan.

If you are out in the woods and eat the fruit of a tree that an animal died under and fertilised, that’s fine. It probably also doesn’t extend to animals that were dead long enough to turn into oil.
Buran’s Razor
I’m not exactly sure why Disney wants to track the fuck out of me right now, but if they value my information for some reason maybe I should too. Maybe someday I’ll find out why they wanted my information, better be prepared now.
In one of the articles yesterday, Rio Tinto said they'll pay the full cost of the recovery if the government sends them a bill.
So it's more like a one-time thing, when somebody wins the challenge, the challenge is done. Also if people likes it I plan to make it multi platform, such that you can challenge others even if you don't have your running data on the same platform (strava,garmin etc.)
I’m not sure what I just read, but it was awesome.
Do you think Rust will replace these over time? What are the blockers for this? Is Rust perceived as a "better" language by those in your profession but of cours e you can't rewrite everything every 5-10 years?

Would finance apps be written in Rust today if all of the C++/Java applications weren't already written?
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In general, I think that’s not established to be true at all. Going to prison raises the risk of future crimes, compared to e.g community service.