skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like this solution is optimizing the wrong problem.

The bulk of work with managing a mail server (these days) isn't software setup and admin. On the receiving side, it's all the work dealing with abuse and attacks. On the sending side -- and this is the tough one -- it's getting sites to accept your email. When I finally gave up managing my own mail server (about two years ago), I found that about every six months I was involved in some panic where some large mail provider (Microsoft and Google most frequently) decided they didn't want to accept email from my server. Solving these issues is neither easy nor quick.

These days I'm very happy to pay somebody else to run email services using my provided domains.
I considered how one might give a prompt (the same prompt) at two different times and get two different images which started me towards thinking about a similar result in the context of other image editing software (GIMP, Photoshop, probably other things I haven't heard of).

> ... creative work loses its specialness (especially in the production of art and ideas) when augmented with tools.

I think about image editing software which does "fuzzy" stuff. If I don't drag my mouse in exactly the same way twice, I will get different results, however slight, when editing images but the end result is always something "I created". I do tend to land on the side that these things use different skills, which opens up these arguments that "generative" is not "creative". I just see a lot of gray when I consider these things in detail.

> it's the use of art

This is a very succinct way to put it. Your last paragraph hits home.
It seems like they go through phases of we-can-do-this-in-house followed by let's-just-buy-something-that-works. MB seems to be in the in-house part of the cycle.
Define “unprotected”. The particular server had a firewall and fail2ban along with other measures. But Roundcube is a webmail service, so you’re leaving 443 open in any case. No amount of firewalls or rate limiting will help you if the thing you’re running is a web service that turns out to have a SQL injection vulnerability in one of its endpoints.

Email servers in particular are going to be under attack all day long just from normal email activity, and that’s before you throw in any kind of web interface. It can be a big help to point your MX records at some other filtering service, but at that point why are you bothering hosting your own?
E-mail absolutely is user-generated content. Section 230 doesn't say anything about "posted publically". Now, there's not quite as much need for it to protect non-public content, because getting people to sue over that is a bit harder, but it really is rightfully protected too.
I would advocate a balance. There are very serious problems in the world. It's not good or realistic to ignore them.

But at the same time, there are very serious improvements in the world. It is equally not good or realistic to ignore those.

The safest (but certainly not surefire) way to predict the future is to say it will resemble the past. And in the past, as far back as we can look, we've always been facing very serious problems. Then we deal with them until they're less serious and they get replaced with a new set of very serious problems.

That's probably what will happen again.

I'm reminded of two things here...

the first is, as MLK said, the arc of history bends toward liberty. That's not just true about liberty! The arc of history bends toward improvement of man's condition overall. If you had to choose a time in history to be alive, the best time is right now, all things considered. And if you're reading this a hundred years in the future, the best time is your "right now", too.

The second is something my grandfather told me: every generation thinks both that they invented sex, and that they are the last generation before the collapse of society. Every generation (so far) has been wrong on both counts.

So, pay attention to your blessings, worry about the things you can affect -- and work to affect them -- and try to let go of the rest.

Your personal happiness is also an important ingredient in making tomorrow better.
I’m inclined to believe you. In my experience men are socialized to downplay mental illness whereas women are the opposite, they wear their illnesses on their sleeve.
Most commentators seem to be reading way to much into this, although NBC news bears some of the blame for that.

This is a case of the Supreme Court declining to hear a case, not a case of the Supreme Court hearing a case and then making a decision.

You can't really infer anything about the Court's opinion on the merits of the case in these situations, because there are a variety of common reasons for them to decline to hear a case that have nothing to do with the merits.

∙ They often don't want to take a case on some issue unless there has been conflicting rulings on that issue in different circuits.

∙ They often don't want to take a case unless the issue has been dealt with enough times in the lower courts to have hashed out the major arguments for both sides.

∙ Even when it is an issue that they think the Court should be taking up, they often like to wait until they get a case that presents the issue cleanly.

∙ If they think that the issue could be addressed adequately by legislation they will often decline to take a case.

∙ There are more cases submitted than the Court has time to handle. The case may simply have been pushed aside by more important cases.
Probably because it is not both sides issue. And also, this particular issue falls very easily into conservative/liberal lines.
Just because some people kill their children, that does not make killing children morally acceptable. (I have no objection to birth control that prevents conception.)
Meat chickens and egg chickens are not the same. Egg chickens take longer to reach productive age, so the market finds it harder to react to supply shocks.
I've used https://mailu.io. It works well, but your biggest problem is going to be getting over the spam filter hurdles of the email giants of the world. Even if everything is properly configured (including dkim / spf / whatever else they've added) your messages will get plopped in the spam folder.
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Introduction to Optimization: Theory
Any info on how much they're biased?
They already did the miniaturization with iPhone 14 Pro which is why I asked. I don't really need to go through a rationalization why this ugly hack is good for me.
That was kind of my solution, muting all but a couple of critical groups.
Are you capable of guessing the gender of any given Chinese/Indian/African person by their name without being told?
If I was running a service that required parsing emails from external sources, could I easily write a script that could parse inbound emails and then do $SOMETHING with them easily? If so, where would that sit in Poste?
Considered an appropriate choice by whom?
The invasion of East Timor was one of the worst genocides of the 20th century.
Is HN also social media? My girlfriend always tell me to stop behaving like a teenage girl. Am I at great risk here?
The time when Joshua Bell went busking in the subway, and no-one noticed (2022)
> Unlocking financial opportunity

bazinga
So the oil company argued that this man is an executive tool pusher?
What's Postgres got to do with AI?
So what do you believe is the solution that prevents hard drugs from running “unchecked” while not fostering a black market? “Education” about how bad drugs are for you?
You'll shit bricks when you read about the undercover Chinese police stations then...

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/12/04/world/china-overseas-poli...
> I think the direct impact of these competitions to hiring were minimal.

I can confidently say that this is not the case in India. I have a countless list of people (including myself) who received emails from Google recruiters for advancing to later rounds of Code Jam or securing a top rank in a Kick Start round. Even if people missed out on top ranks, they would put their results on their resume/LinkedIn and would get attention from recruiters anyway. Needless to say, these were strong signals for recruiters, especially for university students. Based on the skewed demand-supply here, they were closer to necessary than sufficient.
" such as ad-free chatting,"

uh oh, I haven't heard anything about ads in ChatGPT yet.
Democratic norms are on a troubling trajectory in the US. We as a people should have addressed this trend long ago. Now we’ll have to countenance much more discomfort to right the ship.

Some people are going to be upset, but in the end we can’t live in a “papers please” society with no freedom of expression. You want to cancel someone? Go ahead. You want to socially ostracize them? No problem. All that’s just freedom of association. Reasonable constitutionalists can have no problem with any of that.

But when you start arresting people? That’s a bridge too far. If the supremes say the law is good with this then we need new law makers, new laws, and new supremes just to be sure.
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Do you have any evidence that the methods to calculate inflation have changed at any point in the Biden administration to show negative inflation right now or are you just heavily implying that it's probably happening without any such evidence?
Car is an appliance, like a fridge. I don't want to have an internet connected display showing me ads and "upgrades" on a fridge, nor a car, nor a TV.
How can we expect anyone in power in these cartel countries to be free of corruption. They all have a choice of payment, in silver or lead -- https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=plata%20o%20...

The only sane answer is to legalize, regulate, and tax all drugs. This needs to be followed by treating drug abuse/addiction as a health issue (not criminal).
We need a new look at cosmological redshift. It bugs me tremendously because it violates conservation of basically everything (energy, momentum, angular momentum).

I find the entire thing extremely unphysical because of that. Why should just this one thing violate that? Just photons, nothing else? Are gravitational waves also stretched? Why can't we duplicate the effect in a lab?
I think it takes generations for the right culture to develop.

If you look back at early Western large-scale democracies (as opposed to the historic smaller scale Greek ones), most of them weren't all roses for the first couple of generations.
Dating apps select for anti social behavior by default. How many women actually need a dating app to find men?

Women also have the advantage on these apps ('putting the pussy on a pedestal') whereas IRL its far closer to equal.

Then once you do start getting matches the more formulaic it becomes and the more disenchanting and antiromantic it is until you've surpassed some high watermark among your sample size of interaction.

It's not how we're meant to function. Of course it works for some, that's a statistical certainty. The worse the sorting (or the more egalitarian) is the worse the experience will be, which is why Tinder is more of a hookup app.

The more 'serious' dating sites encounter the same initial problems despite better sorting. You're selecting for a certain kind of people who for whatever reason have low satisfaction in their personal social lives. Race to the bottom.
No, as usual, don’t hate the player, hate the game. Facebook benefits from a huge network effect that locks people in if they want to keep in touch with their close ones. There is no alternative as you can't built a concurrent because facebook do not allow any interaction from the outside world.
So people come to facebook to keep in touch, and stay because the content is addictive.
Note that moste people are not posting, so they are not even contributing to the content.
Note also that social networks are using our brain biase to keep us addicted.
It may be a bit cynical, but the other option might be to make sure they're validated by social media, not depressed. Pay for photo shootings and makeup so they look larger than life and get lots of likes. Do that enough and they'll be the ones with the seemingly perfect lives, body and beauty that others get depressed by while liking their pictures, and thus sending them positive signals that will improve their self-esteem.

Might trigger some narcissism issues, but that might be an acceptable trade-off. In the end, it's a game like private schools and universities. You're not the ones making the rules, but if you want your children to succeed, playing by the idiotic rules might be your safest bet.
Perhaps one thing to say is that not that many countries developed in general in the last hundred years or so, depending on how you count them. It seems there isn’t really an easy path to development and many African countries started a very poor quite recently without the smoothest transition out of colonialism.

You might count a few Caribbean countries for your initial question, eg the Bahamas is 90% black and has similar per-capita gdp to Poland (a lower hdi though). But maybe it’s easier to be this developed if you’re a small country (population 400k).
That's because large companies are good. They're easier to regulate and more productive. If you're a small company, that means you're not good enough to get big, and if you've met SMB owners they're often the most reactionary class of people.
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Your preferred model is the one in my CX5, I selected a lower trim level especially for those knobs! It also gave me a good reason to spend a weekend with my dad to sound proof the car and upgrade the audio.
Ask HN: How do I get anonymous mobile phone data for NYC?
I'm looking to do research the impact of COVID and post-COVID on NYC and believe that anonymous mobile phone data can answer all sorts of questions, including why rents skyrocketed when the city (in theory) didn't see net migration.

Specifically:
- location fine-grained enough to know which borough in NYC (but finer is better of course)
- anonymized unique ID
- timestamp to within an hour (but finer grained is better). Ideally, SUM the number of pings for the timerange.
- x% sampling might be ok, but I'd need to understand bias(es)

I'm happy to pay for the data but I'm doing this out-of-pocket for now. If interested, I'm happy to co-publish the results with you for marketing purposes: I plan to make the initial results public.

thanks!

(see my HN profile for credentials)
The Elves are leaving Middle-Earth.
I have hiked plenty with basic, free gps apps with pre-downloaded maps plenty times. While manually disabling phone signal for conserving battery. Never had an issue. It is really really simple actually. The person in question was totally unprepared. One should never assume that they are going to have signal in the wilderness and they should definitely not depend on that to navigate themselves while hiking.
I have not consumed soylent in years.
I'm a parent, and I was what you call a "non-participant" kid who was bullied when I was in junior high and high school. Here's the thing: School ends. It's a tiny part of one's life. I know, when you're in it, it feels like it takes forever, but once you graduate high school, nobody on earth gives a shit about where you were on the social totem pole. In the grand scheme of things, the cliques and social circles are entirely unimportant, and I plan to teach my kid that. Keep your eye on the prize. K-12 school is something you simply endure until you are an adult in the adult world.
I agree generally, it is an inferior approach for the user, but it is more approachable. Also, I would say it depends on the implementation. Even if there is no solution to that, surely it's better to have the capability than to not have it.

For many people, this could simply be the beginning of the funnel, a gentle introduction to Tor, which could be accompanied by a message instructing them how to download and use the Tor Browser Bundle. I doubt that will happen any time soon because of the existing business models, but it would be a major step if it did.
Why not champion for both?
>even if his Facebook page was obviously a parody.

Here is the page in question:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8h4PIC4HhI

It had the police department logo, with no mention that it was a parody. The post said people would be arrested if they went outside at certain times.

I would like to think that most people would question and fact check clearly weird shit like this. But, as we now know, the vast majority of people do not fact check. They take dumb shit like this at face value, hook line and sinker.
> It's entirely possible Scott was one of the anonymous submission reviewers.

Considering that Scott works in theoretical quantum complexity theory, I highly doubt that he reviewed this experimental quantum error correction paper.
Have you tried Office lately? Feels like all coding is done by 14yo olds that just discovered programming.

Also feature wise, why do I need a LinkedIn option on Excel.

But that’s what you get when there is 0 competition.

What we need in competition and anti-monopolistic policies. Not splitting up companies.

For starts let’s get rid of the fucking patents for all software.
AFAIK most orgs that use something like Azure DevOps pipelines for builds will deploy a VM Scale Set Agent Pool with the runner image. This provides layer caching and incremental builds. Ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/age...

What’s the advantage of your platform over this?
The vast majority of possible impact zones on Earth are mostly uninhabited. We'd be really unlucky to have one of these hit a city.

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/...
Of course you are, otherwise jailbreaking would be a crime.
Natto is it - thanks!
On Ugliness and Art
And the rapist should pay a very steep price in such cases, to punish them for forcing that on a woman. Castration and lifetime imprisonment should be the minimum penalty for such a horrible crime. In addition, society and the state should provide all the support possible to the victim. But the baby doesn't deserve to die for his father's sins; one innocent body violated is more than enough!
I mean their self driving tech seems to be the most impressive out there
Conventions aren’t the concern. Mental preparation is.

The agile process does not need as much cognitive overhead, features are iterating (and revising) in smaller unstructured increments.

Cognitive overhead foresees problems, pre plans, and usually prefers working to spec. This approach also takes too long to discover over/under-sight.

Slower, sure, yet everyone can relate to products that feel well thought through versus those which are wired together to provide certain features.

With AI assist, those with more competent language and planning skills will produce more consistent results (though the less experienced may explore more).

Which brings us to an actual intrigue: CURATION is king , whether it is features or art or content. Bringing a gratifying experience together (form or function) is the ultimate product.
This is called marketing, a way to differentiate.
Instead of telling what the product is "a 2d animation library and editor", you tell what it's purpose is.
That's a pretty nice rebuttal!

It would be interesting to have her comment on "Why Nerds are Unpopular - Paul Graham" [1]

[1] http://www.paulgraham.com/nerds.html
Yeah I feel like for development, OBM is great and super flexible.

But when you actually want to deploy, a lot of tiny, more efficient models would probably be the best bet.

I read somewhere that the a company ended up fine-tuning FLAN-T5 instead of going GPT-3, which I can imagine saved them lots of $$.
> ...that many people would find offensive. It's a lost cause to suggest that corporations implicitly understand something innate about female psychology...

You are wrong. Feminism as a broad social movement, and as an academic discipline, explicitly sought to question and attack the social structures and behaviors that were often insisted to be "innate" about female psychology and well being. Basically no one would find that offensive today. It's profoundly mainstream.

Many more people would find it offensive to imply that social media addiction, or that an increasing trend of suicidal ideation as a result of social media use, is somehow a result of femaleness tout-court. That's downright archaic.

Social media companies take advantage of the ways women are socialized into an incredible and unnecessary focus on their bodies by pouring rocket fuel on it.
Big and well paid doesn’t equal quality. The fiasco of id3 is the best example. Or the whole Audi/VW drama. It doesn’t change the fact that their management just doesn’t get software. Pouring more money over that and hiring more “talent” isn’t going to change that.
Now they're just exceptions? You couldn't even think of the existence of exceptions earlier. See the problem? The Apple world is designed to work in a certain way and that is ok but people are saying some exceptions exist and those exceptions should be 'handled' instead of assuming they don't exist.

Also, to be clear - I said I was earning $500 a month a few years ago. At that point, I could afford the $99 fee but discovered the superficial constraint imposed on local development in an unexpected situation. The figure is also beyond the minimum wage I mentioned earlier. Essentially, your $500 hard line doesn't reflect how people can adjust their cost structures depending on their local economy, preferences and ambition.

I initially ignored your offer because I'm not from the two countries mentioned. There's a dev talent program I know of that occasionally gives out PCs and Macs to people who are getting started in tech but can't even afford a decent PC/Mac - can I link you up so you can donate?

I'm sure they can also target those that have already benefitted from the free devices to meet your specific intent.
I agree they are different, but they definitely share some things.

Moderation with video games is hard for young people. Same for social media. That's why I mentioned it.

And, I wasn't suggesting a ban on video games.
So, banning marketing lies, and fraud? No need to touch 230.
It's not weird. It's how tech vendors make money and they spent lots of money to convince us that this is the way to go.

Tech vendors don't make money from simplicity but from complexity.
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Thanks! Yeah, there was a similar issue on Github - https://github.com/astashov/liftosaur/issues/37.

But I'm frankly not super familiar with FDroid and alternative stores, and have no idea how hard or easy to distribute it there. The main benefit is that'd be available for devices without Google services, right? Or something else?
> I would also stop tracking my time for any break I took - no exceptions

Depending on how granular your tracking was, that may be the trick. It is possible that you did not count in the time needed to recover and transition time. Let say that a task took 1.5h to complete, but you didn't count in 15 minutes you needed in between to relax and gather thought or perhaps you didn't count in another 15 minutes that you needed between two separate tasks. Can you elaborate this?
It's not law suit related because it's a really small building and we would know if another tenant had an issue of that scale. It could be insurance related, but I doubt it. The unfortunate reality is he's just an awful person. There are very easy and cheap ways to make it so the lights don't shine directly into people's windows he just doesn't care (we've asked).
It works quite well actually as long as one spends the necessary effort beforehand to prepare with downloading offline maps, checking the paths around to have an overall idea of the place etc. There is nothing that complicated nowadays actually. If one depends on phone signal and internet, that is definitely a problem.