skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Been using this for a while, and I forget about it just as much as I did when using ublock (which is what this uses under the hood). I think I've had it installed for 2 months, and my ad spend is calculated to be about $400. Not bad.

It feels like the nuclear option, but the absolute lack of respect that advertisers seem to have for me has gone entirely too far, and it's nice to be able to punch back in my own small little way.
The problem is calling it "engineering".
Yes it's called a migration lawyer...
Smells like war to me.
I think the main thing to understand is that Debian is reproducible as a consequence of significant unenforced contracts around what the pristine build environment will be, what the state of the package repo will be when dependencies are fetched and installed, and so on (see: https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-source.html#repr...). Your local dpkg-buildpackage invocation has pretty much a 0% chance of being a bit-for-bit reproduction of what you pulled from the archive unless you cooperate with all this ceremony.

Nix, on the other hand, is reproducible by default. If you `nix build <nixpkgs/gitsha#pkgname>` you are automatically getting a local build that takes place in the same hermetic sandbox as the build you pulled from cache.nixos.org, and will be identical or very close to it. (Contrary to popular belief, not all of nixpkgs is reproducible— many packages require patching for various sources of nondeterminism, and this is an ongoing effort: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/labels/6.topic%3A%20reprodu...)
or papermill
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mardi_Gras
We need an extension that filters out hn submissions like this one. They come around once a year-ish and they're not news, they're just artificially boosted content.
The OSI model was standardized in 1984. The first TCP RFC came out in 1980, with versions existing in real life before that.

The OSI model isn't, and has never been, the be-all end-all of networking models, and it's bizarre to me that people continue to believe that the OSI is the only valid model to follow.

Maybe you can explain why you believe that the OSI model is canonical?
Find an AWS User Group
> There is no one in East Palestine who got sick from this.

You're saying this a decade or two early, don't you think? Cancer rates are a trailing indicator.

I'm not going to try to address the normalization of deviance implicit in the rest of your comment, because what would be the point?
I see tons of ads, sadly. They are everywhere in the public space, stealing attention and pretending to have something valuable to offer.
Jeez, I don’t think I’ll ever understand the american thing with Apple. It must be a social thing, I’ve seen people humiliate and even shun people who have Android (“the green bubble”) or other non-Apple devices.

I feel that they're always very biased in these comparisons.
Perhaps, but then they have to spend time and money doing that, only for their ads to still not be shown.
People forget that when Chrome first came out, Google was paying to have it bundled alongside antivirus updates, and pretty much every other place they could shove it in.

At some point I gave up switching my mother's computer back to Firefox, there was no way I could keep Chrome off of her machine, it just kept getting installed.
In the beginning, I've had questions downvoted. But after a while, I learned how to ask questions. I can say that this is not something I struggle with.

One issue I did have recently was with having one of my questions deemed a duplicate. And it was a duplicate if you only consider the fix or root cause. But the original question did not have the error message that i was getting, and hence never came across the original. Hence I did not think it was a duplicate. In time I was able to get the duplicate label removed, and the question opened back up.

I love SO. And I'm saddened by the OP's experience. I can imagine how frustrating they must feel. Hopefully, posts like this can lead to positive change.
Why would you say that? For me it's one of the best Chrome features.
I wonder if it'll be possible ever to do Native AOT if you rely on Newtonsoft (which is reflection heavy, last I heard). Yes, yes, I know, use System.Text.Json, but I already have all this code relying on Newtonsoft-y things :(
post a link that proves what you say
> fact that they released and burned off the vinyl chloride in order to expeditiously clear the tracks and get them running again

I was under the impression that there was risk of a Boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion which would have been even more catastrophic than the "controlled" release and burn off.
It's a nice thought that resources would be redirected to correcting malfeasance but in practice in most of the US it seems resources get redirected to pettier and pettier "crimes" when there is less serious crime.
> Every implementation I have ever seen of this concept has correctly avoided dropping tabs with dirty state in text boxes

Have you used iOS Safari? I use it because of private relay and extensions (I’ve written a few for myself that “clean up” websites I frequent). However, the dropping is atrocious. Because my phone is 4 years old it can barely keep 1 tab in memory. Sometimes the tab is even dropped even if I simply lock my phone and come back to it a few hours later without even opening any other apps. All state is lost. Worse, as I exclusively use private mode, when the tab is dropped the cookies are dropped too. So I can’t even stay logged in to anything. It’s a terrible experience.
SO is stagnant directly due to this policy.

Often time it is like taking a time-machine back ten years ago or more. For example a lot of JavaScript questions get answered with "use JQuery" even for things now built in, and no new questions can replace them nor is the timestamp on questions meaningful.

SO's policy will be the death of SO. Nobody has a reason to participate, it is a super toxic community, and it is out of date. Much like Twitter it is a matter of WHEN something better will replace it, not IF it will.
Indeed, what a great story. Sterling really conveys that peculiar Balkan mixture of wide-eyed fanaticism, suicidal revanchism, genius crossed with madness, and sullen fatalism.

Along such lines, here is Michael Pupin in 1914, writing about the assassination of Franz Ferdinand and his wife <https://archive.org/details/independen79v80newy/page/n72/mod...>:

>The Pan-Serb propaganda does exist, I admit it frankly, and I ought to know whereof I speak, because I am a Serb and a former subject of the Austrian Empire. But this Pan-Serb propaganda is not a political conspiracy, born and bred at Belgrade or at any other place in the kingdom of Servia. It is a natural heritage of every true Serb, who is ever ready to obey the voice of the Serb minstrel, the gouslar, which commands him and has always commanded him for five hundred years to struggle for the "honored cross and golden liberty." This voice was always the supreme commander in all Serb struggles against the Turkish oppressor, and it is today the supreme commander in the Serb struggles against Austrian tyranny. The causes of the Pan-Serb propaganda are in Vienna and not Belgrade. The tragedy in Sarayevo on the 28th of June was being prepared in Vienna during the last thirty-six years; it was enacted on the very day—Vidov Dan—when every true Serb celebrates the anniversary of the battle of the field of Kossovo, in 1389, when the Serb Empire fell. Its memory always served as a reminder to the Serbs that they must avenge the wrongs perpetrated against the race, and that by united effort only can they regain the glories of their ancient empire which vanished at Kossovo.

This is, let me repeat, Michael Pupin. He was one of the most famous scientists/engineers in the world in 1914, far more famous than Tesla, and even today is clearly the second most-famous Serbian scientist. A building is named for him at Columbia. He had lived in the US for 40 years. And yet, when a man and his wife are shot and killed just because they happen to be royalty, and the murder is likely going to start a general European war, Pupin's response is this rant (I can't think of any other way to describe it), written for a mass-market weekly magazine, about how such actions are the heritage—no, the *obligation*—of every Serb and have been for 500 years!
wow - this is huge, wonder how a lot of the companies in this space will respond
But the T430 us legendary like that. I have written many scrapping and alerting bots, but the only one still running is the 'find me any new refurbished T430 trove nearby' and haul ass to buy some. I love this machine so much I'd like to retire with a stock of them, praying I'll still be able to browse whatever the slow web will be then and code the night away as I've always done with this beauty.
Everyone does. That's why its such a popular tactic, but trust is so hard. That is the reason for transparency.
Google should one up them and add banners to Outlook, Office, Bing, and Teams.

Based on customer surveys Google is more trusted than Microsoft.

I'm sure Microsoft will love it.
The design/usability of everything has gone backwards.
Nx is hot garbage imo. Buggy, overly verbose, inflexible, poorly documented, and I'm dubious about their peer review process.

If I don't need build caching I'm not using any tool but PNPM and its workspace toolset - that's literally all most people need for a monorepo. I've looked into Turborepo, and its simplicity versus Nx is a strength. However, it's not the taskrunner that I want.

I now work in a monorepo where build caching is required, so I'm excited about moon and keeping a watchful eye on the project's progress. From my evaluation so far, it fixes all of my gripes about Nx and I'm keen on it not trying to do too much, while allowing me to make it as flexible and extensible as I need. Extending configs is chefs kiss
But isn't taking advice from Munger, a super-successful person, an example of survivorship bias or appeal to authority?
> And it is very easy to avoid having them without losing anything if you want

It wouldn't be for me. I tend to keep hundreds of tabs open for various reasons. And when I reboot and Chrome screws up reloading my session, it's super frustrating. Do I _need_ those tabs open? No. Does having them open save me a 5-10 seconds a hundred times a day? Sure does.
It's about average for SEC fines.
You're not supposed to make comments like this on here because usually what ends up happening is that they did read the full comment and that you disagree with their interpretation of it, but then the discourse grinds to a halt because the discussion becomes about reading.

The reason you disagree FWIW is that you believes 'snapped up quickly' means near-instantaneous, whereas they see it as more of 'with the right strategy you can be the snapper'
Maybe it should be confusing to you why more such harmful derailings are not getting as much attention
no marketer optimizes for clicks, they optimize for conversions.

so unless this bot is going to go onto the advertisers site and purchase something, which can then be attributed back to the viewed impression, then this will just be ignored by ad tech like any other bot click
Jesus Christ. This is such an amazing idea.
Yup, classic SO bashing. "They closed my question for no reason!!", "I asked a well formed question and they down voted me!!". And people either refuse to give examples (because they know they're lying), or when responding it's quite obvious why they got the reaction they got.

Mind you, I believe SO could be more friendly. But if you've tried moderating and being active there, you quickly understand the bluntness. With hundreds of useless questions being posted an hour, you quickly get jaded. Like, I genuinely want to help people there, but when you spend literally no effort asking your question you're not getting much in return.
Usually there is very little harm from these type of leaks. The actual harm will come from all the political fake news that will take advantage of it.

For example Hillary Clinton's leaked emails turned into 1980s style hysteria about "pizza-eating gay satanic pedophiles" running DC.
You don't even know what the other situation was! You don't even know if the other situation even involved upper caste Indians. But hey, don't let that stop you from asserting it's the same behavioural pattern.
PBS: Supreme Court considers legal liability for big tech companies [video]
It's rather that developers don't want to work for idea people because they usually are not Steve Jobs, who is the exception to the rule.
It goes deeper, Google forked Apple's WebKit, which was forked from KDE's KHTML forked from khtmlw.
Not at all. Most people use Chrome as their browser. It would be trivial for Google to show a Gmail ad when you visit outlook.com using Chrome just like Microsoft are doing.
They "want people who are devoted" to helping skirt financial reporting laws?
The escalation here (moreso than the size/language) is that there appears to be zero indication that this banner is part of the browser chrome (unlike previous iterations). I believe that it is still technically browser chrome, but the UI is indiscernible.
Some big problems that jump out:

* Infiniband hardware didn't get cheaper as fast as RAM + disk

* Infiniband hardware didn't get faster as quickly as locally-attached RAM + disk
Merely pointing out that a theory for attacking the system exists is not equivalent to attacking the system; you have to assume malicious intent. There is no way to differentiate merely scarce resources from supposedly adversarial depletion. This market is fixed. Abject failure is indistinguishable from success, in any form. You are merely saying, “I assume you are malicious,” which is a premise—not a conclusion. The same phenomenon exists with the Piven-Cloward opponents. There’s no ‘name-calling’ here. The point stands on itself.
Tab dropping is one of the main reasons that iOS safari is horrible for proper work.

Seems that we are going backwards
They evacuated people first.
A four-day workweek pilot was so successful most firms say they won’t go back
Investor left their bottle of Tequilla sitting on the delete key?
I used to work for a very high level director who was promoted many, many times (probably VP level+, $300k/yr easily total comp, probably 80 indirect reports overall in the org, probably 10-20 years experience) whose entire incident playbook handling philosophy was "how quickly can we roll it back/why hasn't it been rolled back yet/have you tried rolling it back yet"
It's a settlement, not a fine; the SEC took what they could get, which was apparently...not much.
Exactly. Public schools are finally starting to re-evaluate having high school students start the earliest, especially when younger kids are the ones naturally up earlier.

Sadly, a lot of the reason for this scheduling is because no one wants sports practice to start at 4pm and we all know how that's always prioritized in our society.
For me it looks like the "old" reddit design is especially affected by the outage. "new.reddit.com" works fine for me.
Its a question of choosing when and how you encrypt.

For internal datacentre traffic, it depends on the value of the data. But you will need to do application level encryption.

For links between datacentres, encrypting links based on rules is a sensible and not horrifically challenging thing to do. If you're big enough to have to worry about the volume of encrypted traffic, then you have rules based bandwidth priorities.

for virtually everyone else, just use wireguard or some other VPN with encryption.
Now you're being deliberately obtuse, and/or disingenuous in your response.

> the central tenets that is mentioned in the article being a pedophile ring in the government

The central tenets (plural) of the study the article references are as follows:

-The government, media, and financial worlds in the US are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex-trafficking operation.

-There is a storm coming soon that will sweep away the elites in power and restore the rightful leaders.

-Because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country.

Quite obviously that's significantly more extreme than your ridiculously watered-down interpretation of the survey's questions.

More interesting tidbits:

-43% of QAnon believers are Republicans, compared to 19% of Democrats.

-QAnon believers are 2.7x as likely to be conservatives than liberals.

-QAnon believers are 4.6x to get their news from far-right sources than from mainstream news outlets.

QAnon is predominately a right-wing problem. Trump rallies were rife with Q imagery. It also permeated the January 6 riots.

In your mind, "both sides" is valid. In reality, "both sides" is complete horseshit. The right is full of morons and assholes, and imo intentionally obtuse and/or disingenuous people such as yourself fall squarely into the latter bucket.
Whoever painted the work, the picture is clearly too ugly to bother including a decent photo of it in the article. No-one cares what it looks like, and everyone cares about what name they can attach to it.

[edit: I might be too harsh, I'm reading through the archive.ph link and maybe that is dropping some of the images?]
Pre-IPO jitters?
It's limitless in that it's not outside the bounds of physics or economics if we really wanted to replace 100% of our energy with solar, night time/inclement weather storage notwithstanding

There's nothing but a lack of willpower preventing us from being on 100% solar and wind

It's limitless in that in a closed system not connected to the grid, it's not automatically a bad thing if you waste it. Waste some solar power, nothing happens. Waste some coal or oil and you either have a slick on the ground or a ton of new CO2 in the air
I'm assuming this will be a future super fund type of site
that sounds Twitter-Musk-esque, amirite?
On the contrary, search ad revenue is but a relatively small part of Microsoft's overall business. If you want to place bets search is a critical battleground for AI (Microsoft/Satya clearly seem to), it makes sense to attack them here.

For google, search revenue largely is the business. Every point Microsoft can take out of Google's search marketshare hurts Google far more than the reverse. Attacking Google's browser share will also reduce the number of people with Google search as the default.

Forcing Google to adopt more LLM/AI features will also significantly increase their cost per search query in the near term, if Microsoft can meaningfully change consumer expectations of search. These LLM queries are much more expensive to service today than a traditional search.

This is all the more interesting because for the first time ever Google have wobbled in their dominance of search, there might actually be an opportunity here for Microsoft. That was almost unthinkable a couple of years ago.

I personally don't see how this is any better or worse really than the billions of dollars Google pay Apple every year to secure the iOS default search engine setting, eliminating vast amounts of rival marketshare in a single move.
First of all, thanks for building it and as a user, the product is solid that matches the needs well. Note that I used 'matches' not 'solves' as the problem itself is so messy and difficult that a product like this could help but fundamentally it requires two people working together, which is super hard.

My way of somehow hacking it is to come in with low or no expectation. There are otherwise tons of great people on YC co-founder matching site, and almost all conversations I've had were excellent. Even if it didn't help me find a cofounder, I still rate the product highly.
> fuzzy logic [...] how does adding this ... make the product better

The Japanese use/d it extensively with very good results.
Soon, however, I expect AI to write even better, more personal, and more riveting stories than humans. It is just that they are bad now that they are blocked from submissions.
Intense meditation and self-introspection will dredge up long suppressed trauma you may not even be aware of. It may be beyond your ability to cope with its sudden release. Western appropriation of Eastern tradition can be fraught with peril.

"Yet, somewhere six or seven years into my practice, whatever progress I was making petered out. I was experiencing a growing sense of bodily agitation and began self-medicating with drugs and alcohol. Looking back, it was also during this time period that I had my first dissociative experiences, in which elements of my sense of self became separated in a way that impaired my ability to function."

Also, recreational drugs may introduce negative experiences in your meditation journey.
And what I'm saying is ... that's OK for 99% of users. I'm not sure it's a problem that it is hard to participate beyond voting, commenting and asking/answering.
La Rochelle. Barcelona and Lisbon maybe. Although all three cities are plagued by tourists once summer is there.
I think it comes down to development cost. A lot of suburbs are developed by a single housing developer, and they essentially have a "theme" with similar styles and just a few floor plans to choose from. So some suburbs end up looking very cookie cutter. They also do things like clear all the old trees out prior to developing the land, which is cheaper and easier, but can create a very desolate environment to live in.

There are plenty of suburbs that aren't this way though, especially older ones.
Don't worry. These publications will be replaced by completely AI-driven ones soon enough. Once everything is shit, people will have no choice but to learn to like the taste.
This already exists in many of the Sales tools that are out there today.

Zoominfo, Apollo, and Seamless all have the ability to show what types of technology a company is using.
>> Dating only coworkers and friends gets boring and limiting.

It's a network problem; this is where you start but not necessarily end.
Please don't post flamewar comments to HN, regardless of how strongly you feel about something. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Edit: actually, I've banned this account because you've been breaking the site guidelines repeatedly. If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future, specifically the ones about flamewar, ideological battle, and name-calling.
Why isn't the EPA offering trailers outside of town to any worried residents?

News reports indicate that people seem to be being poisoned in their homes and staying because they have no other place to go.

Edit: Jeesh, of course I mean "why aren't the Feds overall offering trailers". I get the impression the EPA is currently organizing the remediation but that's a side-issue, darn it.
If you actually want to save the rendered HTML of a page you can use the SingleFile Firefox addon: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/single-file/

I think it's available for Chrome as well.

It is able to embed images in the file as well as data urls.

Edit: I use this to capture social media web pages that I have contributed to so that I have a copy in case they get deleted.