skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting comment. Curious who you see to be the winning horses, or at least candidates. OpenAI is certainly something special. Not sure who else I'd add to the list. AirBnB has a really strong culture of experimentation and infra for it. Their product is boring though. From your perspective, is it about culture, product, people, something else?
I think it's proliferation as well. If I look at what I'm using day to day: VSCode, Postman, Slack, Teams, Spotify are usually all open; they're all Electron.

People definitely don't optimise their Electron apps as well as they could for time reasons, normally not too bad if you're running 1 Electron app, but if you're running several then it becomes more obvious.

Tbh it's a old/new software design principle I guess. We all hear the stories of some 386 machine in the basement running some fortran program that hasn't been touched in years; whereas modern JS-based codebases are expected to be constantly updated. I've worked in JS my whole career & it's very rare to see a project that's one & done like software used to be.

Maybe old software did get updated, but in long release cycles, version 1, 1.1 etc. Now JS-based software is updated (sometimes) every day!
That is beautifully said, and maybe even as a placebo it could go a long way.
I could picture this being more useful for realtors than the general public.

Consider reaching out to a real estate agency and seeing if they'd be interested in tools to help them search for homes faster?

Biggest problem that I anticipate is the visual aspect. The process is HEAVILY reliant on images. Not sure how you'd integrate that with a GPT system.
@Yegg: Just curious, but I suspect your users will not understand that this might impact login on accounts when registering using an email alias. What happens if your service goes down or is discontinued?

How do you differentiate which form fields you should offer your services on?
> My guess is they would move almost anywhere else in the country and buy a house just fine.

So to buy a house just leave your family and friends and the community you grew up in and that has deep personal meaning to you. Is that all?
This seems to be from the founder of bearblog, a "privacy-first, no-nonsense, super-fast blogging platform". [0]

[0] https://bearblog.dev
This is the last thing I expected to see on HN but after reading this I have to ask - is it ever remotely safe? Asking for a friend.
Are you sure those are GDPR-compliant? Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should.
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SBCL's save-lisp-and-die is my all time favourite function name. It's so unintentionally melodramatic :)
I reported about my own similar experience a few years back (https://puntofisso.medium.com/paypal-closed-my-account-with-...).

What's really stuck with me is that it seems that anti-fraud legislation in many countries allows PayPal and, most importantly, traditional banks to accuse a customer of fraud and close their account without having to provide the actual reason that triggered the anti-fraud checks.
there's a program called 'appimage launcher' or something along those lines, that will show a dialog window anytime you open an appimage and you can choose to just run it once or to integrate it, which copy it into a specified folder where the rest of your appimages are and then also create a desktop shortcut. it doesnt handle updates though

ive been using flatpak more myself these days but i hope the appimage format sticks around because its handy being able to quickly try out some software and then delete it when you are done, or to try out a new version of something and have both running at the same time
You might want to look at your levels of coverage and adjust to better suit your risks. I have USAA as well, and pay less than that for a truck I drive 25k miles/year. That includes comprehensive (and a not pristine driving and claims record).
Eye gouging remained quite popular in America through the 1800s
> The answer is of course that this is not what the EU is.

So all the economic justifications against Brexit are red herrings, right? Because when deciding about the fundamental nature of one’s country, people don’t really care if it’s good or bad for the economy. You have to be a pretty bloodless person to predicate the decision on that.
They've clearly stated it's a name. You can't make a company, copyright a name, and then attempt to claim all rights to it. See gail.com, nissan.com above.
Technically, noscript is a better solution. (I still use uMatrix sometimes)
That is a philosophical idea that exists apart from the realities of dueling. What actually happened is that violent reactionaries used duels as an excuse for murdering some of the best and brightest.
> All I'm suggesting

Not really, you are stating, matter of factly, that the big evil corp will own it and you are basically screwed. This is not true (in places I know, but might differ somewhere) if it’s not squatting and it’s actually your family name. It’s beyond reasonable.

Also, I find this capitalist overlord cynicism really quite annoying. I would help OP with legal fees to prevent this from happening. Just laying down and get pummelled just because it’s a big corp should not be the default.
There are people getting rich. They are getting rich off of the poverty and misery of the people below them. This isn't a story of empowerment and success. It is a story of grift, abuse, and greed.
Any any well designed website will work with javascript disabled unless it is absolutely needed for the task (i.e. we are talking about an actual app).

There is also no guarantee that the image being loaded means that the user opened the mail and it wasn't just preemptively cached by the server/client. There is also no guarantee that the user opening the mail means they read it.
You say that but when actually measured typing triples both development time and bug count.
Any chance you have model legislation (for me to use)?

Two years ago, I got fluffed up about scammers claiming unclaimed businesses. Like the food delivery startups (like Doctorow mentions).

I started talking to my reps (city council, state) but haven't gotten any further. And I don't know where to start drafting the legislation.

With some sort of resolution or model legislation, I can shop it around, get the ball rolling. Like chamber of commerce, some scammed businesses, my representatives.

Thanks.
> If there's a "bug bounty" on fraud, there will be an enthusiastic market for identifying it.

Not to mention a cottage industry of creating then "solving" the ad fraud. I imagine Google's solution for this would be 100% Yelp.
> why is that? The move away from london didn't improve productivity, it's a pure cost.

I mean good for the UK. If the cancer cells voluntarily leave your body for somewhere else isn’t that a good thing?
As a primarily macOS user who works with geospatial data, and laments the lack of native GIS tools on macOS, it’s nice to see this in the app store. However, it seems like releasing this as a QGIS plugin would make more sense (though it would be harder to monetize I guess).
> actually works

Yeah. Without proper window management, middle click and other things I need 3rd party apps for.
Doh. I often get confused when people use "crypto" to refer to cryptocurrencies rather than cryptography and encryption when the context isn't obvious.

If you're talking about a product specifically built around cryptography, I'm definitely going to not think that the context is actually cryptocurrency without any other clues.

Guess I just spent too long being interested in and reading up on crypto before bitcoin was invented.
Ironically, to actually use this and obtain mobilecoins you need to go through KYC and provide detailed personal information from your name to your great-grandmother's blood group
> Yeah displaying data...that cant be dangerous ;)

It's not dangerous because it's coming from a good source, such as google ads.

> Do you really think your argumentation is good?

Yes, because that's what happens. I don't really think an IP is a good identifier because it's shared by others. Using cookies is a much better option.
"My code review dueling post has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my post."
An example of a feature I use very frequently would be find in files. Sublime does sort of have this, but the ergonomics are worlds apart.

In VSCode the search gets refined as I type, the results are in a sidepanel and clicking on a result will change the main editor's view to that location in that file.

In Sublime I have to first define which files are even subject to the search. There are options to add folders or to search all currently open files, however a bizarre omission of searching all the files in the currently open project, which is what I almost always want and how VSCode works by default.

Then I have to type out the search term, which is sometimes needlessly precise - because in VSCode thanks to the incremental search I sometimes already see that there are no results or just a few results when I've typed in only a small prefix of what I was going to.

Once the search is done, in Sublime the results are opened as a pseudo-file in a new tab and clicking on a result switches away to a different file tab. It works, sure, but it's very inconvenient for cases where I want to quickly click through a bunch of resulting files to see which is the one I actually wanted. Lots of switching back-and-forth between file tabs, as opposed to VSCode where it's all done in a single view context with the results always visible in the sidepanel. This is especially annoying in Sublime when a search result is in a file that I already have open but is very far from the search result pseudo-file tab. This means that to get back to the search results I can't even just switch the file tab, I need to first scroll through the open files tabs to even find the pseudo-file.

So in short, I guess I would describe Sublime's search as a sort of middle point between using grep and VSCode. It's serviceable, but annoying and wastes my time.
Distributed transactions across a database cluster?
> encryption hinders efforts to combat online child abuse

So do opaque walls and the absence of surveillance cameras in cars and homes. Oh don't worry - the recordings will be securely stored, and only available with a court order, only issued for "serious" crime!

It's strange that as surveillance proliferates, the shrinking scraps of privacy we have left are deemed a growing problem, not a vanishing one.
Depends on work. If you need lots of bespoke styles then you quickly realize Tailwind only is wrong approach.

For sure there is huge trap in webapp developers who mostly copy paste HTML partials from Tailwind UI who succumb to Tailwind marketing and completely forget CSS.

Developers mostly don't like CSS so not many care. That's why there are so many solutions how to avoid it.

But utility classes (and tailwind as most popular utility classes generator) are super useful even if you are not just copy paste UI guy.
Yeah, it's been a long time outstanding to ban redirects to other domains.
The stories I hear are when the domain name owners ask how much, and then reject the amount.

Do not enterain any offers. If they reach out, it is best to completly ignore and do not respond. Failing that, tell them it is your name, and your name is not for sale at any price.

If they ever try to take you to court, point the judge to nissan.com which is owned by someone with the name Nissan, and even the large car manufacturer did not have the right to take it.
> Cheats take advantage of buggy or poorly designed software.

This is not true. If a process can read and write to another processes memory, it doesn't matter how well written it is, its possible to cheat.

If you run your computer in a VM, you can do it from outside the OS, so that the OS itself doesn't even know its going on.
It is likely true.

Unless you think that an employer approving of employees killing each other is too far fetched ('it only took a few deaths...').
But I think those scars are cool-looking
Slightly off topic but I've been wishing Youtube would add something like Channel Blocker forever, thank you for mentioning it. Do you use anything that lets you improve Youtube recommendations? They've become almost completely useless for finding new content, only showing videos I've seen and/or videos from channels I already follow.
Do you still play ? Cheaters are a whole different league now compared to 10 or even 5 years ago.

It used to be script kiddies with aimbots downloaded from somewhere, nowadays it's cheat developers making hundreds if not thousands of dollars per month from renting cheats or selling carry services.
I initialized with that prompt and it did not give me any 0..1 certainty values on any subsequent output to my queries.
As a person from Mediterranean, It finally makes sense the 5% of Nordic genes in my 23andMe result.
> But flatpak has it sandboxed

With an open sandbox by default for many apps…
However, you can't verify that the client is trustworthy at any time. Any time i can load a kernel module or run the code in a VM its game over.
Free kernel livepatching, the whole Ubuntu universe is supported(more than 20 thousand packages), 10 years of support, compliance help.

Its also much easier to install on cloud servers than RHEL.
> Usually one contacts the vendor and asks for a time-limited full version of the product for evaluation.

Yes, if there is already the deep desire to acquire Lispworks, this would be the way to go. But I never arrived at that point. It is also a bit odd to have a personal edition which supposedly is usable for evaluation, but it really isn't.
As I said before, I might not be their target customer, but on the other side, my experiences might be more common, so I am presenting them here.
I can't remember the price i'm afraid, and i think the return leg was six hours from Barcelona to Paris. I then spent an evening and a night in Paris before going back to London, because why wouldn't you?
Maybe I'm reading this response wrong, but your comment doesn't seem to make much sense to me. The amount of freedom from surveillance the GP seeks is not something Apple hardware will offer to you at any price. Google makes it painful and onerous, but Apple makes it impossible.
Twitter shedded a lot of its real users due to the takeover itself and the decisions that ensued. It’s simple maths that there would be more bots now.
Understanding Community Detection Algorithms with Python NetworkX
I agree. Also it’s worth noting that there are multiple, reasonable definitions of “fair” and separately following these will not result in equivalent outcomes. So no matter what is done, there will be room for criticism.
I am curious if there are languages that would be able to use the same techniques but beat the number of chars. Code golfers often use Ruby due to what the syntax allows.

Also, a shameless plug, but if you are interested in a Sokoban like game, you might enjoy Pathology (formerly called Psychopath built in 2005). It is a 2d block pushing game where the goal is to go from Point A to Point B in shortest amount of steps. There's a level editor (thousands of levels) multiplayer, and active community (Many folks from the Sokoban online community play too)

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I’d like to know what the author or any of these commenters think the process would look like that would have actually stopped this advertiser. Some guy wants to advertise their Thai restaurant. They’ve got the domain name, the site is up, it works. What else is the ad marketplace supposed to check? It’s not like you can’t have the same name as another Thai restaurant. After all, the domain registrar gave them that name.

So what would it look like?
The poor man’s not even in labour anymore, let him rest!
It's better for my gaming use cases. I don't use controllers.
I think its some kind of standards body for the Linux desktop.
No particular link, but:

- it's free and open source

- it can be self-hosted (for fun or because you're working on something way too secret): https://penpot.app/self-host

- its' file format is based on open standards, no vendor lock-in: https://help.penpot.app/user-guide/import-export/
Businesswire & AP reported about Fractional Ownership in domains as NFT .Domain name systems play a crucial role in digital businesses by making the process of purchasing domain names transparent, accessible, and profitable for resellers, and brokers. Bringing the possibilities of Internet Domain as NFT to the general public, we make it possible for anyone to buy and own generic Internet Domain into many fractions, put them on auction, and trade them for a profit. This way, other users can also own a fraction of the premium Internet domain, which are expensive to buy for any single user, since it allows fractional ownership,braands.io, a marketplace that allows individuals and businesses to invest in and own any fraction of a brand asset, such as internet domains, and to create logos for these assets as NFT.https://braands.io/
Do you have perfect recall of every restaurant's website? Even if you do, surely one of them changed their site at some point.

You're probably joking, but even if you do order from a place a couple times a year it can be hard to tell which site is theirs. A local restaurant for me at one point had two different websites, each featured different indoor pictures of the location and their food. I never knew if I should use the new one or the old one, with the problem being solved when they retired and the new owners renamed the place.
If yes, I hope that means the bill is unlikely to pass
Look into the trademarks for the same name. (for example here: https://branddb.wipo.int/en/quicksearch)

You can't use the domain name for the same activity (the same Nice class https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_(Nice)_Classific...) as the company with the same name that has a trademark for the same activity class.

If you follow this rule no company will be able to contest your domain name.
"#girlboss" (and the possibly even more nauseating "#bossbabe") are what some of us feminists (oooo, scary word) describe as "empowerful": something that sounds superficially like it makes women more powerful or freer, but absolutely doesn't, instead actually contributing to making things worse for most women involved, trapping them even more firmly in the situations they're trying to escape or improve.

I think "empowerful" isn't the best term for this phenomenon, as it's used widely for all sorts of things and programs that are anywhere from helpful, to probably well-intentioned, to unironic examples of the very thing I described.
Never mind signal, what would Apple do if the UK government forced them to compromise E2E crypt? Someone hasn't thought this thorough properly...
You CAN call yourself Coke, Pepsi, or whatever you like. What you cant do is cause confusion with other uses of the mark.

Trademarks dont mean you own a word, they mean that the use of that word is to be protected from passing-off/impersonation (intentional or otherwise).

So by all means call yourself Coke - just dont market yourself as a soft-drink (or whatever other categories the mark is held and/or defended in).
That article also appears to predate getting in touch with Winters. It's clear they continued to research the topic and a little shame there wasn't an update, but perhaps nothing came of their contact worth sharing.
Accidentally clicked the Twitter one once in safari. Now every Twitter link opens the Twitter app.

Complete nightmare considering the alternative is clicking no every time or I guess just deleting the Twitter app.

“App Centric” design seems such an absurd evolutionary dead end considering where all disruptive tech of the last 24 months has been browser based.
If my paid ad for my restaurant is right above the organic search result, how is Google adding any value?
> Baseless

Great evidence you have there I see.

> Proof of what? That Russia has the right to protect fellow Russians? Or are doubting the slaughtering part? If it's the latter it's ridiculous, cause even western media (if understated) but wrote about donbas shelling by Ukraine. Read some OSCE reports for example.

The Donbas shelling by the Ukrainians, started after the totally not Russian soldiers appeared. You know the ones who were operating that BUK that shot down a passenger jet?.

> Ah yes, I forgot, the west bans all even slightly pro-russian outlets (in a very democratic way of course), that's why you didn't see any proof of Ukraine military commiting actual war crimes. But hey, I guess the west just doesn't care. They will fuel the conflict and they will "fight till the last Ukrainian".

I am free to read RIA and other Russian government run media outlets, so I not sure what you mean by this.

> I can call my position "the truth", what makes your "truth" better than my "truth", huh? Oh, yes, it doesn't paint the west in any negative connotation.

my truth is better because it's objectively true, where yours is trying to muddy the waters to further Russian agendas.

> Attaching negative traits to nation that is. It is alike saying "all [nation/race] are criminals", don't you see?

But the Russians are doing this because we have confessions and video evidence?.

> If you don't see how HATING ENTIRE NATION makes you a nazi, something is seriously with you.

It's not really about hating the entire nation, its more an expression but I can see why someone who doesn't have English as a first language would mistake that.

> Idk, as the tg admin who posted it (btw, if you believe tg channels you have no right to question my sources, lmao).

What sources, you haven't posted any?.

> I'll tell you what... intimidation. It's psychological warfare. Every side will try post something that is scary to the other. Doesn't matter if it's fake or not.

But why would they post a video of _UKRAINIANS_ castrating Ukrainians, claiming for it to be them?.

This still makes no sense.
> The problem with that in the US is that we have no form of ID that almost anyone who is eligible can obtain for free or very low cost.

Wrong. Every American citizen has Social Security Card as well as Birth Certificate or Naturalization Certificate.
If you make a law that diverts 20% of election funds (and PACs) towards Social Security Administration they can make Social Security Card into a proper ID. Added benefit would be reduction in identity theft.

Functioning democracy is not cheap. But if a poor county like India with population 5x of the US could manage the voter IDs, we have no excuse for dragging our feet.
> Shouldn't we all feel the same about another sentient species?

It really depends on how they taste.
Also, the amount doesn’t matter; OP describes, in enough detail, that they are proud of this name.
Over here on my bubble, Adobe reigns supreme as always.
The likeability of the CEO of Pfizer or Boeing or Raytheon doesn't seem to bother the ethics of their investors .. in this case its more that Musk is just too successful, and overt about it. I think that's what really pisses people off... he's in a league of his own, and anyone on Earth is capable of cutting that poppy...
1000 cycles is bullshit. 3 years of lifetime.
And they forgot to say what those cycles are (how much discharge, from which capacity, at which temperature).
You would have to be like <15 to not remember landlines.
The utility of knowing more precisely when I started and stopped sleeping with adjustable sensitivity.

“Sleep sufferers” as in insomniacs and sleep-apnea folks. I’m lucky to be both. :/