skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't take this as advice, but I see housing prices/rents crashing once office space owners see this as a valid option and strive to outcompete other other real estate owners.

This is particularly encouraging as it kills a number of birds with one stone:

* Helps real estate owners see a way to recoup losses from empty space

* Solves the housing shortage

* Puts an end to the b.s. "CEOs say WFH doesn't work", "Offices are the new-old social hangouts" articles trying to drive office space demand back up.
There's other ways to do content / ad blocking without full read/write access to every web page you visit and every network request that is made.

These other approaches do have limitations and may not be able to block everything but from a privacy perspective they are infinitely more secure than giving an extension full permissions.
$15/mo or $180/yr.

Lispworks for that same platform support would cost about $20,000 per dev the first year then a few thousand every year after.

You could buy 100 years of enterprise Java support for Jay one year of Lispworks.
The most surprising service in this page is probably:

Walkie-Talkie - Available

Have you ever made it work? I activelly tried multiple times with multiple friends and the best I could get was about 3 seconds of one-directional audio, with dropped connection right after.
The FTC is hiring Technologists in Residence
> security

Erm...

> we also reduce the ability for users to scrutinise the source in the Flathub build system that was used to build their application

I don't think so
I think the main reason is that the people who use Mastodon tend to use it as a community to talk to like minded people, whereas the ones on the likes of Twitter see it as a free self promotion tool. And the people who follow you there also tend to post a lot too.

Hence more engagement.

Whether this lasts if influencers and corporations get into the Fediverse... well that's to be seen, but I suspect it'll probably resemble Twitter a bit more in that case.
References to slavery in America, even references to movies of freed slaves struggling to free others are generally unwelcome. It’s not something most people want to be faced with when they just came for a simple technical discussion.
PayPal should die.
But still, electric cars work, and work well. I have an EV with over 400 miles of range. It may be heavy but that doesn't affect me much in my day-to-day.

But electric propulsion really doesn't work well for tons of air travel cases, and a battery like this really would be transformative for those uses - that's how I interpreted GP's comment.
A society that glorifies being a victim and a snitch, and where it is a crime to offend…
Or moaning noises, akin to the treat airline passengers famously enjoyed last year over planes' PAs.
I’m not sure what you mean by ‘broadcast’. Does this means I could pay you some Bitcoin if some event happens? What sort of event? (Maybe it is my dirty mind but the first event I can think of is a certain team wins a sports game.)
Following strong building code certainly helps.

However, I feel we'd be remiss to not investigate the geology of the different places. Are they similar, different, one alluvial one on bedrock? Seeing the iconic olive grove have a 30 meter collapse, I'm not sure what kind of building would survive that upheaval, unless the pilons went deeper than that into bedrock.
Did you have that username before or after DRG?
> you allowed them to stay

The 3rd amendment is about quartering soldiers without your allowance. It's become a kind of joke because it's basically never been relevant since it was written.
when does access to the platform open up
Harder to track down the person. Unless the hotel is logging every packet on its network and paying to archive the TBs of encrypted video streaming data that goes through every day. And it's a purely local network, so not like the NSA can help out.

Edit:

"Unauthorized" computer access is a serious federal crime under the CFAA, and that you did it as a joke is not a legal defense. Famous examples:

(1) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz

(2) the Florida man who social engineered Twitter (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Ivan_Clark)

(3) the Mirai botnet guys (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirai_(malware)), etc.

So the penalty will actually be much worse if you get caught.
I would imagine this feeling is fairly common among everyone who isn't an upper middle class white person with a savior complex.
So I got to set up another server or I can Judy install any ad blocker for iOS.
Normally stuff like that would be done both client- and server-side, but the server would have the final say for shared game state purposes (which the client can of course ignore, but then it'll just desync).
There is a VPN style ad blocker in the browser app, that must be the extension implementation.
The absolute best I've ever felt in online gaming was when someone accused me of cheating after a particularly good round of TDM. Rode that high for at least a week.
Early on it was great. Anything went. Play 6 Torbjorn? Sure, why not. Come back a couple years later and some dude is complaining I'm not taking Quick Play seriously enough by not playing the meta and that this was "practice" for competitive.
Ideally, the parent should at least be able to sue the busybody for damages in this case. If no evidence of wrongdoing is found, the busybody should be identified so the parent knows who to take legal action against.
Yea, I think this "want" is pointing to the massive tsunami of spammer/scammer script kiddies that ChatGPT is enabling.
Smart phones didn’t change anything here: 99% of their users didn’t care about the “open” nature of desktops before they were a thing, too. A vanishingly small percentage of computer users care about tinkering and openness. It’s been decades since tinkerers and hackers were the majority of computer users.
meh there are adblockers on iphone that do about 90% of what ublocker does (defaults, not tweaked). Good enough for me to not have google in my life.
The main problem is the average wage in that part of Turkey is a few thousand dollars a year. In Syria of course is a fraction of that. You just aren't going to get Japanese/Chilean/Californian quality construction.
It's just a form of griefing.
No profit in eliminating foreign externalities. Your faith in capitalist law and liberal democracy reforming these problems is curious
With the consequence that games were suffering through a much harder sink or swim in terms of popularity: the matchmaking puts the threshold for "sufficiently popular" much lower. I'm not happy about the matchmaking, but there isn't really an alternative.
> It's pretty easy to monitor a handful of test subjects with heritable mutations and make sure they don't reproduce

So just to be clear, what we're talking about here is a protocol for performing eugenics on humans that were bred as part of an experiment, right? And ethically, that isn't a hang-up for you?
It’s not that weird —- if they have multiple data centers, your cell provider and home ISP may route you to different hosts. Given that they’re defining the outages as “some users” affected, it may be that only one of their DCs is seeing issues.
I don't think my company even knows Copilot exists, let alone bans it.

I certainly haven't seen any message about it, nor evidence of any coworkers using it. But if they did, it'd probably get banned for that same data issue, since they're very worried about folks transferring data from their machines and tend to restrict things like most companies emails being sent to third party addresses, USB devices being used, etc.
presumably https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coregraphics/cgwin...
I don't know how it is where you grew up in India, but where my wife's family lives in the Philippines, poverty is very different than here. They are much poorer than us, but at the same time, much more secure. Losing a job is not good, but they would not lose their home or starve as a result due a combination of not being in debt-slavery and familial/social networks close by.

If we lost one of our two jobs, we'd be utterly fucked. We have no family nearby, and the housing market is so fucked we'd be in dire straits within a month.
Yellow journalism dates to the 1800's. I'm sure much longer, but that is something everyone should remember from history class.
Ask HN: I want to interview people. Should I start a podcast or something else?
I want to interview interesting people and the people that inspire me in general. I'm friendly and personable but I'm not big on socializing and definitely have no "radio personality". I just really enjoy talking to interesting people and digging their brains and hearing their wisdom.

Starting a podcast is an obvious option but the podcasting space seems so saturated now, especially for the topics I have in mind (eg creative routines, working towards your dreams). Are there other formats for interviewing people?
If you can build a fool-proof monitoring system that perfectly captures errors and uptime for a certain service, you can probably sell it back to them for a lot of money.

Companies can be fast and loose with their dashboards because no one can prove otherwise.
As far as I've been able to tell salmonella is capable of entering the inside of the egg through the shell, but whether this is the reason eggs are either washed immediately or not at all is something I've not been able to figure out. Salmonella happens to have some tricks to invade various types of tissue, but I don't know if that is related, or even unique to salmonella.
Has anyone experimented with hydrogen or natural gas fuel cells? They're cumbersome for cars but for planes the reduced weight would make sense. Weight doesn't matter as much for land transport.

I know hybrids don't make as much sense for planes because the throttle range is typically 50-100% through a flight vs cars where you spend tons of time down at 10-15% throttle and need only bursts of power.
If they taught themselves a relevant new skill at their last job, they will probably teach themselves a relevant new skill at the next one.

Totally! But what's a good way to reliably assess that in an interview? How can you estimate dy/dt, except by measuring y?
When this came up on a Reddit thread years ago, I recall a few of the common motives:

- kids experimenting with boundaries.

- trolls just happy to screw around. They don’t get pleasure from winning, they get pleasure from ruining the game.

- those with something to gain, like money.

- people from a background where doing anything to get ahead isn’t always seen as wrong.
Foreman is a nice, easy to use local process manager. It's what heroku and such use with a simple Procfile for defining multiple processes, but it would work fine for running multiple developer tools, testing services/dependencies, etc.

There are multiple implementations of it, heres the canonical one: https://github.com/ddollar/foreman And heres a go version that's easier to install and use: https://github.com/ddollar/forego
An interesting thing after being 6 weeks into my first serious strength training program: I found you needed to build strength to build strength. In the beginning, everything feels a little sloppy because you’re just trying to stabilize your bodyweight in weird positions with the best form you can. It doesn’t feel like much is happening then, but you’re building stability you’ll use to build strength. If you keep showing up, then by like 3 weeks in the motion smooths out and you can more easily direct power where you want to train.
Oh. My. God. Anyone else see this as a plea deal in the making for SBF, agreeing to "Help prevent the mistakes that were made"
Network portability. While there can be a small amount of correlation to the entire zipcode, that quickly breaks down in portal number blocks and they can end up anywhere in the US.

Also, with VOIP it could reference where a number doesn't have long distance fees, but has nothing to do with where it is.
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FWIW I imagine we could have added Django to `python.com` sometime last September, which is when I ported Python 3.11.0rc1 (with threads!) to Cosmopolitan Libc: https://github.com/ahgamut/cpython/tree/cosmo_py311

Making Django work on Py3.11 involved the following steps (see commit history for https://github.com/ahgamut/cpython/tree/cosmo_djngo):

- add django + deps to the Lib/ folder
- add sqlite3 and zlib to the build system
- run quick tests and small examples to check the build works

I expect there's a bunch of packages like django which can be ported similarly. If anyone's interested, this is a fun area to explore.
That's right, which makes it unlikely that the FAANG companies are responsible for it.
Today, paid VOD isn’t a very lucrative market. In 2005, Apple had the music industry in a vice grip with iTunes/iPod, and it seemed like video was going to go the same way. It didn’t happen, not because of the technology, but because of the business model (subscriptions).
> they are infinitely more secure than giving an extension full permissions

Not at all, if they can't block everything uBlock Origin can block. I trust this extension infinitely more than the websites I visit. You can even install it from the package provided by Debian in its repositories [1] if you want an extra layer of review.

[1] https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/webext-ublock-origin-fi...
You don't need pihole. there are adblockers on iOS. They aren't as flexible as ublock on android but they're 98% there and good enough with the added advantage that google isn't spying on your every move and sending it back to the mothership.
> 10 or more years at least or else it's just another bandaid.

I wonder what the long-term health outcomes would be between two groups: one group that was obese the whole time, and another group whose obesity was delayed by ten years.

I suspect the latter group would end up having fewer negative health outcomes over the course of their life - 10 years of essentially “reduced wear and tear” on different systems in their bodies. That is to say - even if it’s a bandaid, it may still be really useful for public health.
Just about every reason you've seen for preferring WFO over WFH posted online for the three years of the pandemic so far is true for me. No reason to rehash it all here.
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No, peer review is absolutely not the "gold standard" for studies. Replication is closer to the gold standard, but replication is a scientific project all its own. Peer review is a sanity check before allowing a research contribution to become part of the conversation in its field.

(I've done some academic reviewing, but this is a point I've shoplifted from Stefan Savage).
No, it's not ego. Normal non-tech people are untrusting of anything not .com
Just redirect to here http://bigballi.com/Phone-Number-Lookup
Depends if you're comparing specific power or charge time.

Current batteries charge in as little as 18 minutes so by this metric it's about a quarter to a third as good.

But this has 3x the energy density so it's about on par (same weight battery accepts similar amount of energy in similar time).
It’s the catch22 of it I suppose.

Also grew up in rural Nz where walking / cycling alone from a fairly young age was normal. Now my kids are at that age they cycle a bit on their own, but even in our village there is a street they need to cross on the way to school where they need supervision. Really we should start a community lollipop person schedule and sort it out.
Yeah, considering how it has caught people off guard, a toggle in the settings, maybe an overview of it in a splash screen on their site, something before the actual form fill shows up. I'm curious if they discussed that much. It definitely would have kept the feature more obscure, so you can guess at the push back.
> My work laptop is often at full ram usage (16mb)

At least you've upgraded beyond 640k!
Such extreme privilege right here. Kids that young will be pressured into using drugs and committing crimes, mostly vandalism and theft, but sometimes worse.

That’s around the age when kids started dealing drugs where I grew up. I knew kids who threw bricks through windows and huffed paint when left alone.

Bad areas are bad.
Most countries except the USA have their local domain in general usage.

Even the "hacks".

Search "site:.ai Anguilla" for examples. You obviously be little reason to visit websites of Anguillan restaurants, government, telecoms, tourism etc but they exist.
Within Anguilla it's a small signal of a local business.
A Brutal truth. A clear priority of this corporation, shown by its financial behavior.
A friend was going to drop off a package at UPS, when his kid fell asleep in the car on the way. Although there are parking spaces 10 feet from the UPS store (which has huge glass windows, so he could have seen the kid the whole time), he chose not to go inside.

He had googled and discovered that it is illegal to leave a child unattended in a car in CA for any period of time. It would have taken 30 seconds in the store to drop off the package. But my buddy wanted to be law-abiding, so he waited until the kid woke up before going in to drop off the package.

When I looked it up I saw that it's an infraction (not a misdemeanor or felony), and the penalty is only $100. [1] But it could lead to CPS being called, which is a much, much bigger deal.

1: https://www.wklaw.com/charges-for-leaving-your-child-in-a-ca...
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I worked for a company that made an ad with a 3d model of a 777 flying out of the browser it was so intrusive and bad it would nearly crash your machine.

How did they get away with this? A secret browser extension that was installed with AOL’s AIM. which even if you didn't install came with plenty of windows machines preinstalled. We had some 100k users because of this. Nearly everyone I knew had this junk installed.

Edit: this was in 2002 in the wake of the dotcom crash, I had been laid off from my previous job and couldn't find anything for 8 months. The company went bust a couple years later.
I have no idea why you think the opposite, but it makes perfect sense that web-centric things be disallowed in a website competition. The contest is about content, not about tools.
Money is still cheap, compared to the 80's and most of the 90's. Rates during most of the dot-com boom were higher than they are now.
Since it's impossible to run inference on the model without having access to the model and its weights, interpretable AI generally does assume that you have access to all of that. Otherwise, why you would want to try to explain the inner workings of something that you don't have and can't use?
It's possible you mean this question sincerely but it comes across as curt, insincere and dismissive.
So you got laid off
Ubuntu is Microsoft's "favorite" distro, they do seem rather made for each other.

The Azure dev tools on Linux i have tried are all Snap only, or a tar file and maybe an rpm/deb. At the moment they seem to avoid Flatpak like the plague.
No need for even speed traps. I think anywhere with a police force should be required to also set up and fund a parallel "Helper Force" of at least equal manpower, whose job is to assist people in trouble rather than shoot or arrest them. Whenever there is a situation where a deadly violent response is not needed, the Helper Force could be deployed instead of the police.
You're describing a problem as old as academia, on which very little progress has ever been made. Before "add a factual confidence level evaluator to a bot that doesn't understand the concept of fact" you must first figure out how to calculate a "factual confidence level" at all, in general.
Do No Harm, which the author's a part of, is an alt-right group intending to "fight against identity politics" in healthcare, with one of the sections on their website being "Protecting Minors from Gender Ideology." That sure explains a lot about the contents of the article...
Thought this was really neat- it's a small game studio's custom editor, debugger, session replay and C/C++ dialect in a fifteen minute demo.
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Cheating has a rich set of reasons, and any one cheater may be doing it for a mix of them. For some it is to show power over other (like to make them unhappy in your example), for some it might be a sense of entitlement (I've paid for this game I should have the right to win it how I like), in some games there are people paying others (in game tokens or real world money) to level up for them and those doing the levelling up are using cheats to improve their profitability, and a number of other reasons.
Just in case people are confused by how to pronounce this, it is oo as in book, not moo. If you are from northern England/Scotland that probably won’t help you much though.

It’s also used in a range of phrases such as “you silly old chook!”
I use comments like this to remind me not to start playing League, despite really enjoying all the music Riot puts out and having Arcane on my watch list still.

Thanks :P
That viewpoint baffles me because it has never been easier to make text, image and other classifiers. I think though that ChatGPT has attracted people who were into NFTs two months ago and people like that find downloading a model from huggingface about as hard as Medium users seem to find blogging.
What system level adblocker works on iOS?
There are several full time paid developers working on it which is plenty of resources (AFAIK more than KDE). They are not only actively user-hostile but also community-hostile. Every library or project they have under their umbrella receives updates all the time that only serve GNOME and potentially break all software dependent on it that are not part of GNOME (e.g [1]).

1.: https://github.com/thestinger/termite
It’s most likely not the rendering but the font itself. The Ubuntu font might be the best looking one around. It can be installed on other distros easily. Some have it packaged in their repositories. Switch fonts, turn on full hinting and you’re in business.
> No; Overwatch 1 was unique in that a single player trying to do something "off-meta" meant all 5 other players had to play around that one player, and if you were losing it was very frustrating. The game's design and balance IMO was inherently toxic.

To put it another way, the game was unique in combining meaningful teamplay and meaningfully distinct characters. I'm not saying you're necessarily wrong to say that's an inherently toxic point in the design space, but it's pretty tragic if that's true, because those both seem like good things that you want a game to have.
Oh man, Ive been trying to think of the word for this effect all week and couldn't remember. Didn't expect to see it here. Thanks for
I couldn't care less about first class train service in Ukraine. Anyone who does care has the wrong priories.

(I've been, but it was a brief visit a long time ago.)
Maybe, maybe not. Perhaps they got a free pass out of an acquisition way off oc current market levels.
Building language model powered pipelines with dbt
LLM models can still be leveraged to solve everyday problems of analytics engineers and data engineers. Transformation of unstructured text is a notoriously complicated problem almost every business faces every day.

Would you jump on the AI bandwagon if I told you that you that you can get rid of that 15 line regular expression that you keep around to do entity resolution or detect addresses?
That was your main learning from that article ;)? Not that a gecko can apparently climb up a chickens cloaca and have an egg shell formed around them? I didn't really have a clear mental picture of how eggs are formed, but whatever I did have certainly didn't admit the possibility that something could climb in before the shell arrived. Nature is pretty amazing
https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/ is pretty awesome.