skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Look again! Recently, I was happily surprised to find a way to share albums with friends.

Just a simple guest link.
Putin thought he could roll into Kyiv like the USSR did in Hungary and Czech, and like he did in Crimea. Bloodless coup. Massive show of strength no rational person would try to fight.

The entire world thought Ukraine was going to collapse.

Diplomats from big countries were telling Zelensky to his face that he had '24 hours' before Russia took Kyiv.

The pipeline thing is a bit of a mystery.
is that security vulnerabilities in it are no longer being fixed.

Are there? MS even released a fix quite recently for it.

On the other hand, I bet there are plenty more vulnerabilities in Windows 11 that still haven't been discovered yet.
> making telemetry mandatory with an open license

If it's mandatory to run the code that does telemetrics, it's not a very open license.
Are you going to continue your youtube experience?
As a developer your entire purpose is to make decisions for users. "Where should this service live, how should security work, how should I increment their billed service usage, when should I shut down their vm..."

I don't think the issue here is making decisions for users and not giving them a choice. 99.999% of software does not have a flag to change it. The issue seems to be more about the precise nature of this specific feature.
According to TFA, this method works not only on existing in-operation blades, but means landfilled blade material can be repurposed for remanufacture. That means less extraction of raw materials in the first place—presuming the chemical process isn’t obscenely resource-intensive.
UK Proposes Making the Sale and Possession of Encrypted Phones Illegal
> what about all the people scraping HN or permanently capturing the feeds?

And what happens if someone quotes your comment?
ATP synthase's shape is my favorite go-to random fact :)
This gives them even more instant control. Being raped does not mean wanting to increase ways of raping one
The substack was created today, then Russian outlet Sputnik ran the story hours later. Then a hacker news account with pro CCP content submitted this substack.

Why is this rubbish on top of hacker news?
It's effectively a subset of GraphQL, not a JSON DSL.
I tend to agree with this take.

That said, ChatGPT does a very good job of understanding what I am looking for. If Microsoft could just insert this understanding into its regular search algorithms it would seem likely to significantly improve the quality of search results.
I've asked this before, but is having a domain name with someone else's business name in it allowed? The answer I was given last time was you can buy it it but you might not get to keep it. Still, I can't help but think it would be inevitable legal trouble.
We keep working on actual benchmarking but it's somewhat tricky to get reliable numbers... We're working on it now. Sometimes it's 'favorable' sometimes it's not. That's kind of a non-committal answer from me, but that's the best I've got for you at this time.

I'd expect wireguard to often be faster due to its protocol/implementation. I've seen people complain about wireguard if you don't set the MTU. Maybe you'll try them both out and blog about it??? :) (that'd be pretty cool regardless of the outcome tbh).

What I usually tell people, is that I use OpenZiti/zrok all the time. As a human, I don't even notice it. Sorry we don't have better details at this time but hopefully that a reasonable answer
When in high school, early nineties, I got into the habit of going to the library and spending hours working through stacks of periodicals. Before I could read I systematically worked my way through my grandmother's 30 year Nat Geo collection. I was a hopeless information junky well before the internet.
He has decades of renown from his My Lai reporting, and he renewed it with Abu Ghraib. However, substantially everything he's ever written uses anonymous sourcing to tell a story of intrigue and conspiracy... and only those two stores amounted to anything. There's a reason he's publishing this on Substack: nobody reputable will publish him anymore.
I'm looking for something that can extract HDR photos from videos like Google Photos.
Huh? Indiscriminate bombing US-style will do that in a flash.

Heck leveling Kiev will do that too. Could be done in a day.
Software Engineering Mindset Model – any thought?
As the saying goes, companies ship their org chart, and Google's is what, 90% ads?
My new TV wouldn't work unless I agreed to it recoding and uploading those recordings to it's servers which may be temporary stored while they are transcribing the audio to text for more permanent storage.

My TV is forcing me into a employment agreement where I generated data to train their models or otherwise 'improve service'.

Data is so valuable companies are risking a huge PR backlash. Data collection is the business model and I assume the same ethos will make its away into open source.
The destiny of stuff in landfill is to be burned/recycled when the earth crust get melted back in millions of years.

The more I look the more the environmental movement is a complete scam. In almost all mesure we are still tiny on the surface of the earth.

Make some exceptions for fluorinated compound leaking into water, high grade nuclear waste, ocean overfishing, habitat destruction/diversity reduction.
Sick of hearing this BS.

Who can invade EU, Russia after their showing in Ukraine? China from half the world away?

EU militaries have multiple times the budget of the RU army.

We don't need 11 carriers to defend ourselves.
Yup -- assuming you don't need malware like EAC installed to run online games you can have a surprisingly good game experience on desktop Linux nowadays.
The tabs are due to mobile limitations, it's hard to fit a full-fledged query editor and documentation browser on such a small screen. Try it on desktop! It's much easier to manage there, more like a typical GraphQL editor. Full disclosure: I wrote it.
How is this establish a route to an IP that cannot be routed directly to?

Sounds like there’s a central server to coordinate and transmit piped data.

If so, does the central server have to transmit all data?
Do they have moderators running around telling people what they can't talk about ? No ? Then it is public enough
There are a few apps in this space worth checking out

Photorprism

Photostructure

Lychee

Digikam

Synology Photos (if you have a synology)

And probably a few others I am forgetting.
Google has figured out how to scale search to the current number of requests per second

Scaling a ChatGPT like product to that level would be challenging I assume - and extremely expensive. Is that correct?
Try and let me know!
Twenty-Five Ways to Suppress Truth: The Rules of Disinformation
Have you been able to export meta data from iCloud and import it into PhotoPrism? (e.g. custom photo comments)
I have ~1TB of photos and I liked the idea of hosting this on Digital Ocean, but it looks like a volume of that size would run me over $100/mo. I'll have to stick with iCloud Photos for now.
The thing that a good journalist would do is be skeptical of his crank sources and try to confirm them with reputable sources and evidence. He does neither.

But a broken clock is right twice a day and a bad journalist can break two big stories in a career of publishing lies.
WA picked them near Crystal last year. This year it'll probably be near Index. The forest service provides burn maps.

PNW Mushrooms FB group for more info. Here are all the rules on commercial, personal harvesting and maps: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/okawen/passes-permits/for...
When I was young I kinda liked them too. From the windows 3.11 / Win95 days until the end of Windows 2000 (let's forget Windows ME ever happened please). When office was already as capable as it is now and visual basic Kickstarted new rapid development.

Of course back then they were already full into megalomaniac mode with their attempt at having MSN (Microsoft Network) replace the open internet. No it was not just a news service then. However we all laughed them away.

These days I'm more cynical. And I hate telemetry and spyware which really wasn't a thing in those days for lack of always-on connectivity.

So, is it just my age or are things really worse?
In the same way that seatbelts don't stop deaths from motor vehicle accidents but do significantly reduce them, vaccines don't stop transmission but they do significantly reduce the transmission rates.

Similar statistical model as control rods in a nuclear reactor - they don't stop neutrons, they significantly reduce the numbe of free neutrons flying about and avoid an exponential increase and runaway chain reaction.
That is false, and you know it to be false. My claim is that they are choosing not to enroll in CS programs, i.e., that they have less interest in CS programs.

You dispute my claim, by which it must necessarily follow that they are somehow disproportionately prevented from enrolling despite wanting to enroll. Where is your evidence of that?
The computer isn't owned by them, but the operating system sure is. If you don't want Microsoft updating their operating system then use someone else's.
"You are now banned from /r/games" lmao
Go is actually well known for dubious choices they reverted later, like not using libc, their weird major version scheme, or the absence of generics. There's a good record of charging ahead against the popular wisdom and being proven wrong.
This. 2000 was perfect. No bloat except solitaire and minesweeper. Fast and stable <3
well i can't imagine what context they would put asimovs 3 laws in..... or how the llm would come up with it independently as part of its generic instructions.
Ah yes. The "alternate facts" angle. No one can know anything. Donald Trump won the 2020 election is just as true as Joe Biden won the 2020 election.
I'm guessing GP is referring to a PDF form that hasn't had the "allow filling out in Acrobat Reader" setting enabled.

(I don't recall the actual text of the setting).
Surprise Used-Car Price Jump Adds to Fed’s Inflation Worries
Try www.theschoolofai.in The live course happen only 2 times a year, and is one of the most rigorous out there.
I’ve heard that feature is WIP currently.

And yeah, the classification is funny. Apparently I classify as a wall now.
like many, many bacteria, b.subtilis can infect you in bad ways, particularly if you are immune-compromised. in general, it is probably not a good idea to mess with your body's microfauna, which normally balances itself, unless you have a patent infection, in which case you want antibiotics.
This has always been true. Some tight C code running on a raspberry pi could probably handle most of the data needs for ordinary businesses today. But to acknowledge this reality makes CIO's sweat ;)
They [0] are reporting that "Welcome to TweetdDeck, a feature of Twitter Blue" was found in the source code of the new tweetdeck.

[0] https://twitter.com/TitterTakeover/status/162312359733297971...
In what ways do you view working for OpenAI as a bad thing?
Well XP didn't have HiDPI. I would have missed that with my 4K screen at 200% scaling. Even though they still screw it up to this very day.
I find it funny that the same kind of people seem to attack Jordan Peterson and not it "here is why you are wrong and here is evidence" way but in "<a bunch of insults>" way.
"Rebounds" also seem to be really common, so it's not really very clear it's actually helping clear out the virus in the first place.
We need high quality studies by multiple reputable organizations to research this question. Odds of this happening/getting funded - close to 0 right now.
Or figure out why they, and all other streaming services, are unable to retain subscribers.[1] (Like, say, people subscribing to a service to watch some content, then unsubscribing and joining another service. Or the ripple effect of one subscription raising prices and people suddenly reassessing their subscription spend.)

So of course the response to rational behavior anyone not in a boardroom can easily understand, is to lay off some of the people who aren't in the boardroom.

1: https://www.investopedia.com/should-disney-investors-be-wary...
Sometimes I just wish that there were a BART platform sign right outside my bedroom window. Yes, that would be so cool. Well, so unrealistic, too. Fortunately, the next best thing is very much doable with a little help from a Raspberry Pi. Introducing BART Platform Sign Portable - an authentic BART experience that you can (literally) put on your desktop.
> The debate isn't settled, but a lot of the issues raised here have been addressed.

That's not addressing the issue as much as dismissing it.
Not to defend Ivermectin use, but your BMJ link advises against Ivermectin due to a lack of evidence one way or the other and the current analysis methods may be misleading either way, not because there is actual evidence of failure.

"These websites show pooled estimates suggesting significant benefits with ivermectin, which has resulted in confusion for clinicians, patients and even decision-makers. This is usually a problem when performing meta-analyses which are not based in rigorous systematic reviews, often leading to spread spurious or fallacious findings. Concluding, research related to ivermectin in COVID-19 has serious methodological limitations resulting in very low certainty of the evidence, and continues to grow. The use of ivermectin, among others repurposed drugs for prophylaxis or treatment for COVID-19, should be done based on trustable evidence, without conflicts of interest, with proven safety and efficacy in patient-consented, ethically approved, randomised clinical trials."
If Russia levels Kiev and starts moving in to the rest of the country, a) Ukraine will almost certainly not surrender, leading to prolonged insurgency, and b) I expect ground troops from neighbors, EU, and possibly NATO will come into play.

Meanwhile, all the rhetoric of Russia “saving” a brotherly nation goes flying out the window.
I said somewhere else in the comments I was working with a fella and he shared his vault instance with me via ngrok (zrok didn't exist at the time). So ngrok/zrok are great, dev-focused tools (p2p). (zrok might grow past being a great dev/p2p-focused tool too)

For what you're describing, the OpenZiti overlay might be more your ball of wax. It's a bit more complex than just "share" this and "access" that so there's more to learn (which is why ngrok/zrok are so nice, they are *EASY* to use) but you might find value in the tech that is under zrok, that OpenZiti overlay
Atomic file/directory renames/moves is the fundamental feature of JuiceFS, which makes it truely a file system rather than a proxy to S3, please check the docs for all the compatibility details [1].

https://github.com/juicedata/juicefs#posix-compatibility
For every useful post reddit allows a ton of shit posts, humblebrags and double standards are everywhere, it's a dirty echo chamber ran by former IRC ops. They also logs your chats in clear text.
>doesn't exist with other OSes

Those other OSes have a much smaller market share and do not care about security of their platform.
Is there a good reason to not simply burn it all, filter the fumes, etc.
At high temperature you end up with CO2, H20 and other bening products.

I don’t think the amount of waste is that important, relatively speaking.
It’s probably far, far less than 1% of solid waste.
As a counterpoint, I'd say that my kids have brought a return novelty for a lot of things. Doing stuff with them that I've done before but they haven't is completely new again for me, too.

edit: to be clear, though, I'm not suggesting OP has kids to bring excitement back to life ;)
Vaccines do reduce transmission. From studies I've seen VE against transmission is around 60-80%, though it wanes quickly after 4 months. Not as good as 95% VE against hospitalization but not nothing either.
I feel the same way about the one here in Australia -- I always double check it's scanned the correct numbers. Haven't been cheated out of millions yet, unfortunately.
And yet TFA is about yet another vulnerability caused by something that Rust is immune to.
Manhattan project was a huge success, what are you talking about? Or would you prefer nazis or commies building nuclear bomb first?
So I think there's lots of examples of diagnosis's helping individuals, my specific concern is why it is if all this diagnosis is apparently just helping everybody, why is the general population getting more mentally sick over time? I can think of only two reasons -

1: That the mental health system is actively harmful at the population level.

or

2: That the mental health system is impotent to address mental health issues (more keen on this idea honestly, but I can't even rule out 1)

The latter case means that the mental health system could be helping, but at the very least, the mental health system is a distraction from the bigger issue of mental health. I believe declines in mental health are driven by things like increasing inequality, scarcity, competitiveness, loneliness, and so on which we can't nessecarily solve by telling people you are disordered with such and such so live in such and such a way and you can maybe be better adapted to a society which has their collective mental health in freefall which I dunno is something but it's pretty depressing.

P.S. I specifically resent the label of "disorder" in general and think that label is part of the problem, because no matter how you spin it, somebody saying you are "disordered" is an insult, and as we call more and more of the population disordered I think the adjective will become untenable to keep using. I'm more keen on the concept of neurotypes, because neurotypes CAN be negative, and CAN require accommodation, and CAN require treatment, but none of those things are NECESSARILY true becuase "neurotype" isn't loaded in the same way "disorder" is. If you discover your "neurotype" you can try tools and techniques that helped others with that same neurotype. Whereas the word "disorder" sort of has an intrinsically negative connotation, and I don't think it's medically necessary for psychiatrists to regularly insult their patients.

The mental health system is so condescending and some of the shitty things they do don't really get examined or critically looked at that much. Like why don't we ask, is telling millions of people they are "disordered" likely to improve their mental health and confidence and self-esteem? Probably not and it's totally viable to avoid doing this.
Am I dense, or is this article and https://arstechnica.com/science/2023/02/lost-and-found-code-... (mentioned by another commenter) almost completely void of details about the cipher? I'm most interested in how Mary was encrypting these letters, but apart from an image or two in the article mentioned above, and this quote "The documents contained only graphical symbols (more than 150,000 in total)", there's nothing.
Any games requiring directx 12.
Yes that's exactly correct. The underpinning of zrok is an OpenZiti overlay network. That network relies on a fabric of routers all meshed together. (self hosters would probably have _one_ router, but you get the point).

Both ends attach to the overlay, then the overlay mesh fabric is responsible for getting traffic from one place to the other securely in a zero trust way (you can read about OpenZiti if you want but I think you 'get it' already, but let us know if you have other questions)
It's not FOSS in the distributed form. But with a FOSS license on the source, anyone can build from source and run without caring about the TOS. So the source code is almost FOSS, and can be legally turned into FOSS by an end user.
I think his point was that free health care would've prevented his daughter's health issues.
> What role does JKRs crusade against the trans community have to do with politics

Is she on some kind of crusade I'm unaware of ?

All I've heard from the ones complaining was not a single quote or anything actionable, and all I've seen from sources trying to just report on the situation was some spicy tweets that summed up to "biological women are not the same as trans women" and "I will wipe my tears with my royalty money" response to the twitter abuse.
> The constant politicization of things was not wise for Dems.

In what possible world is it "Dems" fault that Elon Musk is a shitbag?
Andrej came to fame by working for Tesla. It’s not exactly a charity.
Epson has been the absolute worst home printer I've ever had, restricting access to the scanner because one of the ink cartridge was empty.

I've tossed it into the e-waste container and bought a Brother laser printer, and it's been rocking on for 8 years so far.
> because criticism of mass immigration and the strain that puts on society is now categorized as racist hate speech

I do not think the Tory party are categorising "criticism of mass immigration and the strain that puts on society" as "racist hate speech" because that would put most of them and their manifesto under that banner and, dumb as they are, they're not quite -that- dumb as to out themselves directly.
Hey Lee, thanks for the response.

I'm still getting familiar with all the different tools involved. You mention Turbopack as something that will speed up production builds, but I'm seeing similar build times (using npm run build) with that demo project (npx create-next-app --example with-turbopack) as I was with the normal Next.js toolchain.

Is there any way to have the production build re-use build artifacts from a previous build so that my 1 line code change doesn't trigger an entire rebuild?
Twitter Is Blocked in Turkey After Earthquake, Internet-Monitoring Group Says
> I swear to god, this website is so infuriating

I posted elsewhere that I thought this would be cooler if it was open source. My comment fell flat and was modded down a lot, I felt a little bad about it. Now I see this and I'm glad I posted. You post an ad for your paid software, in Show HN, then you get upset when people point out open source alternatives and criticize you for your business model. OK
Hey you should switch to my religion!

Trying to keep you from going to hell is spam? mmmkay. <takes notes>
or edits it after you quote it? :]
Taibbi, who is active on Substack, confirms using his verified Twitter account:

https://twitter.com/mtaibbi/status/1623352901111517185

Reuters reported on it, the White House bothered to refute the story. It is Hersh.
Another inconvenient truth is that immediate global climate concerns need to take priority over the localized toxic mining, manufacturing, and waste problems that might be associated with renewables and electric vehicles.

We really don't have time to care whether broken solar panels end up in landfills or whether lithium mining ruins some picturesque landscapes in Australia.
Presumably the lure of all that hardware was too much to resist!
South Indian filter coffee made with Robusta is my usual drink. To me that is what coffee should taste like. Vietnamese coffee is very similar, right down to the brewing apparatus.
No unity was built as a standalone product.

Then later they stopped development and skinned gnome 3 to mimic the look.
What? No

OpenSSH and OpenSSL are completely different projects run by completely different people

Hell, The OpenBSD folks had a "fun" time forking OpenSSL to create "LibreSSL" (before it was promptly ignored by the rest of the open source community unfortunately)
PikaPods has much better storage pricing for PhotoPrism.
Bob Iger announces 7k job cuts at Disney, signals ‘transformation’
The discussion was about innovative products. An already explored idea, but executed properly, only counts as innovative if Apple does it. And even then, it only ran for a couple years, so even if we want to give points for taking an idea and making it work, they don’t pass there either.
I'm not sure about that given the amount of jobs I have had and found in Elixir, which also has a more vibrant ecosystem. I have strong confidence that I could get another Elixir job. I would be surprised if I could even locate an F# job.