skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Right. I don’t trust Mercedes to build an OS any more than I trust Apple to build a car. They should focus on their strengths.
There's no such thing as an unambiguous policy win. All public policies have winners and losers, and every public policy has alternatives. I would give a very poor evaluation to any economics professor who seemed not to understand those crucial facts.
Some severe typos in the current title. Presumably should be: A modmail bot for your Reddit sub.
I really have zero complaints or reason to move off Mailcow

https://mailcow.email/
Microsoft: Why Bing AI Chat Is So Fast and Up-to-Date
It goes both ways. Better training would go very far as would more money and better oversight in social services.

The current state of social services are an even bigger dumpster fire than policing; it's just less photogenic and more for bureaucratic reasons.

Given history and current culture the former is more realistically attainable than the latter IMO.
Thanks for sharing this perspective. We have a 9yo and it's already the case some of her classmates have devices that are connected to social media. Very handy advice!
I used it to make a nicely stylized prototype web app for a company using local storage for data in a few hours. Maybe I’m just not very competent at that stuff but the css I feel would have taken me hours alone
> exactly defining the specifics is not my goal

Exactly defining specifics is kind of important in having workable laws.
I wanted to say thank you for picking a business friendly license!

Watch out for the (presumably old) GitHub organization in .gitmodules: https://github.com/highlight/highlight/blob/d818969acddd7c74...

OT1H, GH does a 301 to the new name, but OTOH unknown how long that lasts and is one more thing to go off the rails for fresh clones. It has been my experience that using the https URL makes clones easier for users which may not have set up ssh auth, but it depends on the target audience and whether you have some internal tooling that depends on that submodule coming down over ssh
My understanding is that if you hold both the definition of rape and the ethnic origins of the boys constant rape has been going down for decades. Is this compatible with the evidence you've seen?
I evaluated it once, and ended up using https://mailcow.email

I think the fact that it includes SoGO with Cal/CardDAV and active sync was the main reason, poste.io doesn’t seem to provide a solution for contacts and calendars.

I’m still very happy with mailcow. And they include all features in the free version.
> Europeans have a nasty habit of ravaging any black-majority country that tries to build anything.

"Where the heck" did you see the above poster mention restricted?
FWIW the 16oz ‘grande’ is what most people would consider normal. A 12oz drink is usually viewed as small.
These cases are not comparable. You can't know what is on a website until after you visit it; but you should know the potential consequences of sex in advance, and can't plead ignorance.
I, for one, welcome it because it means I can get further ahead in an organization where there isn't an expectation of doing more than 4 days' work.
There is nothing obvious here.

If I draw the image using photoshop, including many of its ai tools, most would say it's copyrightable.

If I take a photo and use an AI denoiser (your phone already does), most would say it's copyrightable.

That denoiser could be stable diffusion (it can be used for "traditional denoising"). Is that copyrightable?

If I infill part of my manual drawing with SD, is that copyrightable?

What if I draw a sketch, and use control net to get an image of that?

There is definitely no clear line that would make this decision "obvious".
PingPlotter's instant feedback means you can solve internet problems faster
I found that turning of Bluetooth causes the beeping. I have it turned on and haven’t heard them in ages
> couldn't always be solved by power cycling the vehicle.

Made me remember when I turned on my new (dumb) TV and it did a startup sound. I knew it would get worse in the future.
We launched this last week! Right now it's only available on SaaS (sentry.io), but we've been developing it in public in our main server repository (github.com/getsentry/sentry) and plan to have proper instructions for self-hosted users soon.
Oh yes, that's what I want - permanently online, bug ridden OS playing me ads and forcing me to buy software "upgrades" of stuff already installed in my car.

What a Brave New World.
Physics and Mathematics Self-Study Project
That post was in the context of asking why black majority countries have done less well than other countries.
I'm waiting to go back to them, a bit of a juggle to get insurance to pay until the current sensor or maybe transmitter runs out. I got angry at their customer service when I knocked a sensor off, so I tried the Dexacom g6, but their software is insanely bad. On top of that their sensors are only for 10 days which is much more of a scheduling hassle. And after all the pain of their icky software the killing point is they have an unsilenceable "6 hours to sensor expiration" alarm that can and will go off in the middle of the night, unless you actually power down the device or your phone. I hated their device and the phone connected anyways. The Freestyle had much better software with sophisticated graphs showing trends over long time periods to spot typical low and high time periods.
Perhaps there is reason to suspect that Iran held the hostages longer because of a deal. But Reagan didn't make the helicopters go down, or are you suggesting otherwise?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/October_Surprise_conspiracy_th...
Gosh, your daughter is impressively eloquent and literate. I've come across rhetoric like that from a 12-year-old, but not very often. You should both be proud.
> if the system fails to detect any other vehicles for a period of more than about 90 minutes, it assumes that there is a sensor fault, and refuses to operate

I have a current model Sprinter and this behavior is frustrating (thanks for the explanation, by the way, I thought it was a random bug). Cruise will also disengage in heavy rain or snow, with the system saying the sensor is dirty. It wouldn’t be so bad if traditional cruise control would keep working without the active braking assist, etc. but unfortunately it’s all or nothing. I do like the system when it works, which is most of the time, and it’s never done something that felt unsafe.

I haven’t had any problems with the info system. This is my first vehicle with a touchscreen, and I was worried that it’d be a pain to use. But Mercedes provides real buttons for common actions, little trackpads on the steering wheel that can control the system without ever having to touch the screen, Car Play works great, and the built-in nav system is useful for those times I need directions and don’t have a cell signal.

My biggest worry is how these delicate parts will hold up over the years. My 10 year old car has a monochrome dot matrix display that loses a good number of pixels when it gets hot out. Will I really be able to get replacement parts for the Sprinter when the screen or computer start to die in 10-15 years?
Boys 15-24 committing suicide at 4x the rate of girls is not something that has changed much since at least 1975. If anything, the disparity was even greater between 1985-2000:

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6630a6.htm

Meanwhile, the premise of this piece is that social media has increased mental illness for teen girls. Yes, that's self-reported, but it's always been self-reported (and can only be self-reported), so that's not a factor which has changed for boys or girls. So why are girls, but not boys, reporting more mental illness and at greater rates than boys now than they have in the past. That's what this piece is trying to figure out.
Zuma may have acted like a shower could prevent AIDS, but he also oversaw the rollout of anti-retroviral drugs that pushed life expectancy up.

In fact, that was one of the reasons why he was elevated to power: Thabo Mbeki’s AIDS denialism led to huge numbers of deaths, and his political downfall in the ANC.

I’d say the real issue is not the ANC’s electoral dominance, but the party’s practice of Democratic Centralism, which allows the leader unfettered control. I would guess the closest modern analogue would be the Chinese Communist Party.

Zuma was allowed to loot the country, along with his cronies because of this, just as Mbeki was allowed to practice his AIDS denialism.

As you said, the ANC’s power is eroding, but until there’s electoral reform, to make MPs independent of party bosses, South African democracy will always be at risk of being captured by nefarious actors.
The runtime jumps through those hoops for you as needed, mostly, but there are consequences to that wrt performance.
Equally happy! Would recommend!
I used nintendo IP intentionally with the hope that they would end up having to act one way or another (sue or not sue) and have to make a statement on why they decided to make said decision. Nintendo have been known to be pretty trigger happy on DMCA'ing stuff that contains their IP without permission.

Oh, also I intentionally chose an image that was generated by an AI rather than myself and I did not use any copyright infringing terms to generate it. It also does not contain any trademarks and is substantially different from any previous works created by nintendo.
I have been playing with this a bit recently and it is incredible. Very well written docs and anything they don’t cover, the code is really easy to read. I am excited to use this more and see where the project goes.
China Has Special Clinics to Remove Stuck Fish Bones from Your Throat
Starlink is the future here right? You can’t sever a satellite link like you can with a cable.

Well, actually I guess you technically can. But it’s definitely way more difficult.
Unfortunately, you can't just ban social media for teen girls. That has negative mental health impacts as well, including on your own mental health as you try to enforce said ban. Social media is integral to the lifestyle of teenagers now, and not having it socially isolates you. It makes you a "weirdo" in the same way that being homeschooled or being in a religious cult would 30 years ago, in fact if you try to do such a ban, other parents assume you're a conspiracy theorist, in a religious cult, or some other sort of "weirdo" yourself.

Whether we like it or not, unfortunately social media is now an integral part of how people are expected to behave in modern society. So we have to figure out how to address the consequences of it on an individual basis in our home without resorting to flat bans. This is addressed to some extent in the article as well.
> have them carryout a variety of Darwinism tasks,

What do you mean by that? And how is this currently achieved?
https://archive.is/i1GbX will get you to the article.
And that is why I refuse to use the titles accorded to members of the Supreme Court. It is obviously an issue in which they take no interest.

Whatever it is they dole out at the Supreme Court, it's not "justice".
Nice work!
I'm assuming score rollover is detected so your awesome final score is correct.
Also saving game settings of total balls (3 or 5) and extra ball enabled is useful when comparing scores.

Anything pinball on HN is a good day :)
Agree to disagree about the future resembling the past, etc.

But totally agree about looking at the good shit, helping people out, and laughing.
No, that kind of software optimizes a very important problem. It’s quite cumbersome to set up all components of a mail server by yourself. At some point you start hosting a domain for a friend. Then then friend wants to create some mailboxes, forwardings and so on by themselves. So you just give them SSH and tell them to edit the postfix config? Having a web interface that does it all and doesn’t break things is very important.
fair, my fault for misreading
The kind that leads the world in software development and also happens to have the highest ceiling for take-home pay.
You can't do that by repeating the same behavior! You fix this problem with the "flag" button.
Frankly I bet there will be be a cure for Type 1 diabetes of some sort before this tech ever materializes.
This is a strange situation where I don't think that Congress could easily fix the situation, though maybe someone with more expertise can correct me.

Since the concept of qualified immunity is something that the courts came up with, normally Congress could reign it in.

In this case, however, I can't think of an enumerated power that would allow the federal government to dictate policing liability to the states. With few (questionable) exceptions, police powers are reserved to the States.

This would need to be legislation passed in every state, unless there was enough appetite for a Constitutional amendment addressing it.

Until then, we're at the mercy of the courts - hoping that they revisit the concepts involved in light of historical case law and police abuses.

Civil forfeiture is another one, though I think Congress has a strong case for regulating that under the fourth amendment, though it shouldn't be necessary [1] - the fourth amendment is pretty clear about due process for seizures. It's just that somehow everyone just ignores it.

[1] https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/civil-fo...
Thanks for pointing out. Corrected.
Really dislike that idea. Forces all the ios stuff on the dashboard, usually in low quality and limited controls.

BMW CarDrive starts getting bad but it’s still pretty decent good quality, fast os. What irks me about it is that the BMW people start dumbing down the ICE UI to match the simplicity of the EV, which takes away a lot of of good stuff.

Best visible when comparing the 2019 vs 2022 model UI. 2019 was by far the best.
> Well, they are embedded in the PDF as a Type 1 font. That support can in principle be removed (e.g., if your font rendering depends on a library shared with other software that drops Type 1 support), although indeed that would not be in the spirit of PDF (and go against what is now an ISO standard).

Type 1 fonts are a subset of Postscript sufficient to describe glyph outlines, plus hinting and font specific metadata.

PDFs are a larger subset of Postscript that keeps more features but still strips it down from a programming language to a document description language while adding a stricter structure, embedding of files, and other features relevant to its use as digital paper.

The Venn diagram of PostScript, PDF, and Type 1 fonts has a LOT of overlap. Any useful Postscript or PDF viewer inherently has to support everything about Type 1 fonts other than hinting, and hinting only matters at sizes where subpixels matter.
Can't say I've found anything. Even the default apps leave a lot to be desired (like lacking note dictation to Siri on default watch apps)

I like that the watch provides some benefits like sleep tracking + vibrating alarm for a calmer wakeup, and buzzing on my wrist while using maps on silent to remind me a turn is coming.

I can live without the benefits the watch provides. Sometimes I take it off for days because I find wearing watches hurts/annoys my wrists (I had pocket watches until cellphones/PDA's took over for this reason). Although I am amazed that it's more comfortable than other smart watches/fitness bands I've tried to wear in the past.
ChatGPT has no idea what parenting means. It parrots what other people have written about parenting.
In the past, for customers in healthcare and fintech, we've had to actually pass on signing more restrictive contracts (BAA's, etc..) due to the liability. For such a small company, it was hard to be comfortable with situations like that.

Since then, we've done a couple things that will hopefully open up more opportunities to work with these sorts of companies. First of all, we have a "privacy by default" mode that obfuscates all text by default (see https://www.highlight.io/docs/getting-started/client-sdk/rep...). And secondly, we're hoping that open sourcing the tool will help these companies control the data they're collecting so they don't run any risks, and long-term, these companies pay us a license of sorts.
I think this is a fallacy, the expected value of most monogamous relationships is zero or microscopic - most fail, many have negative value (abuse, homicide, mental illness), etc - so in some ways it's like playing the lottery.

A tax on the romantically challenged :)

Again, I say this as a proud and happy husband of 19 years!
Fixed, now.
Is this a real statistic or hyperbole?
It's likely using Jolla's AppSupport (no official announcements, just my guess). It's not Android Based but an Android compatibility layer.

Kind of how WINE lets you run Windows apps in Linux. I have a Sailfish OS, and it's a linux system (full command line, UI built with QT) but also has Android support via their translation layer.
On the carpool lane case—the woman and her child are two different people, but combined they occupy only one of the car's seats, and the latter is more relevant to the purpose of HOV lanes.
> These numbers are self reported…

But aren’t the data for both girls _and_ boys self-reported in the cited CDC study? In which case, if the data for boys is unrepresentative relative to that of girls, then there is either systematic underreporting or a gender-based methodological flaw in ascertainment. Either is possible but I’m not sure how one would glean that from what was published.

I didn’t read the methodology carefully but the ascertainment almost certainly did not involve asking (non-silent) people with distress to identify themselves; but rather to take a representative sample and assess the rates of mental distress within that population. So the point about being aware of silent suffering is entirely valid but I’m not sure that it explains the delta between observed rates of emotional distress in boys and girls.
This is all true, but those points don't apply well here. This was a Qualified Immunity case[1], and one of the clearest abuses of that broken paradigm. There was genuine hope that this, finally, would be the case SCOTUS would take to clear up this mess. But I guess we have to keep waiting.

[1] Essentially, as interpreted: you can't sue a cop unless some other court found another cop liable for exactly the same abuse. And since other courts are bound by the same principle, there aren't any such rulings. Obviously wikipedia will explain this more dryly, but the actual principle as applied really is this circular. It's a disaster.
No, it doesn't. What I wrote is the exact same thing you condensed here:

> Companies don't buy 300 company car because it has the best center console OS.

However, I centred mine more around personal consumers, rather can organisational buyers. It's also not just some console OS, but an ecosystem that also reals with sensors and self-driving features.

I also went more into the technical aspects of operating system success, but rather than say something to the extent of "yet another QNX-style lineage is about as useful as Windows Mobile", I wrote a slightly more expanded story, just like Mercedes-Benz did on their announcement (but they added a whole lot of extra fluff about how their OS is a value add).
Chmod Tutorial
I use http basic auth in front of every https internet exposed service.

The services may have their own auth system on top of that, but htpasswd in front solves the vast majority of problems. Can’t exploit an SQL injection vulnerability if you can’t reach the endpoint in the first place.

I’m less concerned about apache2 and nginx http basic auth vulnerabilities. They’ll get fixed much quicker than random webapps.

Anything else goes behind a VPN.
(South African here) I think so. It has to be better than living under a state which regards you as something less than human.
Raycast AI
Jami “Világfa”, towards a distributed, free and secured social network
The M2 air was a major hardware upgrade from previous airs. I love mine dearly, from the long battery life to the super cool blue/black color way. The performance is unreal for something without a fan.
Many reasons I can see:

- I traveled, met people who had had a much better life and way more success, and basically got angry/ashamed enough that mine sucked that I got motivated to change it,

- I cut ties with a couple friends/family members who had issues of their own (that they refused to work on),

- I'm a competent tech worker, which means no money issues, less stress, social contact through school/work, and the morale boost of one part of my life going right at least,

- having a few good (now remote) friends who helped me navigate through things.

People who stay in bad situations probably don't have most of these things. GGP doesn't seem to know how hard it can be to fix this. Years after the bad times, I still have some social/emotional issues. And these were mild problems.
It’s careless language which positions scientific theories as normative rather than descriptive. This makes refinement look like failure (“Science told us things that turned out to be wrong!”), when actually refining theories is progress that should be celebrated.
We hire people to write distributed systems, and for those people, distributed systems is extremely relevant. We also hire people to do low-level Linux kernel stuff, and for those people, it's less relevant. I'm having trouble figuring out what it is you think you've found to dunk on here.
Congrats on the launch! I'm not your target market but am curious to learn how this gives AI "unlimited" memory. Whenever I try to use GPT-3 API, I'm blocked by the token limit for most practical applications. My two cents for the product itself is it seems more like a tool for developers than novel writers. Have you done any beta testing with your target users?
It's been $1.99 for years. It's my bellweather for price increases.
When was the last time the Border Patrol / DEA / Coast Guard got into a shoot out with drug gangs ?
Here's the issue. If a fetus is a person, that person has the rights granted to them by the constitution. This includes:

* Right to an attorney to represent it and its needs. (6th Amendment)

* And the right to bring a Habeas Corpus suit before the court.

In short the argument is going to go like this:

Jail is a dangerous place. If the mother is killed, likely the fetus/person will be killed as well. Hence the Habeas plea.

I think if you are at all serious about fetuses attaining personhood status (with all the rights and privileges thereof), you would want the court to do something to protect the life of the fetus here, even if the court can't separate the mother from the fetus.
Cold death!

One trillion years from now, matter and potential shall be so far dispersed, composite mass floats as dry cinder upon momentum of expansive cosmic debris.

Use the time you have!
You made an argument that sounds like it was meant in support of the concept and I responded to it as such. It sounds like you're now saying you meant it to read as something akin to sarcasm, which is fair as far as it goes, but it is a bit rich in that case to call me disingenuous for responding in earnest to disingenuity too deeply buried or poorly executed or both for me to recognize.
I walk through my neighborhood at night, and some houses have streetside lights, but most do not. I always bring a flashlight but typically don't use it. I do teach my kids they have to be very careful of cars, because they are too short to be seen.
Docker Mailserver
Coroutines are for when you would normally use callbacks or a state machine, but handling the callback’s state or the state machine is complex enough that it becomes much simpler when expressed as a coroutine (simpler to reason about). It isn’t really an alternative to multithreading.