skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What's incorrect? You don't think sleep increases working memory and long term brain health? Exercise doesn't fix everything? Water isn't the best thing to drink? Don't dispute universal givens without strong evidence.
Who said that, somebody with dementia?
Mostly agree, but:

> The EU needs to clarify their legislation

No, from what I understand, the law is already clear that “reject all” must be as easy as “accept all”. Those who doesn’t show this are already breaking the law.

> but for now they’ve made the internet objectively worse for everyone.

No, the companies with cookie banner web sites did that.
Lacing cables together isn't worse than running them parallel using other means e.g. velcro loops unless you're lacing them tight enough to crush the cables.
The whole "preventing fraud" thing is 95% strawman. Most of this dystopian bullshit within various nations welfare/safety net systems is implemented in the name of "nudging these people into making the right choices" to the applause of the very same people who are generally enthusiastic about the existence of these systems in the first place (whereas the whole fraud shtick mostly comes from people who don't want these systems to exist at all). The people running these systems are not incentivized to care about fraud, quite the opposite really. The more money they dispense and the more people the serve the more important their program or department is and important they are.

When government says they're doing something that increases their power over people at their expense you need to look at it the same as BigCo doing something that increases profit at the expense of consumers. Sure the pretext of fraud or theft or ambulance chasing lawyers might exist but it is not the whole story.
I also have an eco tank. L3160.
google "epson ecotank reset `waste ink pad` counter". And see how much those software keys to unlock your printer cost. I don't say it is as bad as ink scam, but still a way to go
I have not noticed this with the paid version, at least.
Top-down effect of dialogue coherence on perceived speaker identity
There are concepts like filtering that let you operate on booleans without branching:

const published = posts.filter(post => !post.draft);
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I suspect the people that said that though thought that VR was a bad place for anyone to throw money. (I happen to agree.)
Download, print, and store them in a safe or safe deposit box. It's not like people lose their phone often.
> People are free to choose to do a Technical Interview instead.

Ah, I missed this, and I'm sorry. My experience has not been this over 100+ technical interviews over the last 10yrs.

Almost all of them have asked for crazy take-home projects. I'm pretty bitter about the fucked process.
Even more unsettling, when you realise there must be a lot of children talking to a lot of adults, about who knows what, on discords invisible to parents and police.
I'm pretty sure he talks about totp too.
I think it was Ron Swanson as a joke.
Why we usually can't tell when a review is fake
IDK, schools do it all the time.
Hopefully you have recovery codes for all these accounts.
With that said, I don't like to rely on these recovery codes bc of some horror stories.
Alternatively when setting up 2FA, you can for example:
- use Authy bc it syncs tokens in the cloud and so you can recover your 2FA tokens on a new phone based on your phone nbr. I used to do that but have stopped bc Twilio (owner of Authy) is slowly retiring the product.
- Keep a copy of each token when you set up 2FA. I keep an encrypted disk image with a list of my 2FA tokens. Yes, it weakens a little bit the security. But I sleep well bc I won't lock myself out in case of trouble. It's a trade-off I embrace.
And in videogames. This classic creature feature would go on to inspire Donkey Kong and Rampage.
The LLaMA is out of the bag. Should we expect a tidal wave of disinformation?
Dynamic host configuration, please
Happens all the time when I get a new phone because for some reason Auhenticator (MS) never transfers the authentication codes while setting up new iPhone (just why?).

Providing any services that I don't have backup codes with identity documents solve the problem. Never had issue with any service but it's annoying.
Can't you get the seed values out of Google's Authenticator (which is TOTP?)? I would put these somewhere safe--rather than save a bunch of backup codes.
If you’re reading this and don’t have backup codes for Google auth stored somewhere offline then this is your wake-up call to do it now.
I challenge you to add more emojis to your bio ;)
Does anyone remember xfire? I had such a popular username on there that I'd often get messages to sell the account for several $100 as a young kid, which I never did because I liked the name so much.

That was my favorite chat/IM app for gaming. That plus IRC + whatever in-game messaging/chat service, worked just fine. I dont know why they need "community" now ... or "archive" ability. Seems to overcomplicate things.
Show HN: NESFab – Programming language for making NES games
This is a long-running personal project I've had to write an optimizing compiler from scratch. Everything was done by me, including the lexer/parser, SSA-based IR, high-performance data structures, and code generator.

Originally I wasn't targeting the NES. It started as a scripting language, then it morphed into a C++ replacement, and then finally I turned it into what it is today. The large scope of the project and colorful history means it's still a little rough around the edges, but it's now working well enough to post.
ChatGPT: Chatbots can help us rediscover the rich history of dialogue
Just as exploding messages are subject to retention by the other party. Yet the friction of doing so makes opportunistic abuse harder by somewhat trustworthy and decent people.
Nobody has a secure password on their phone, so your requirement fails. There is no way to get a secure password on a phone as one of the requirements of a phone is quick access, and no fast password is secure. (maybe finger prints, but I have found them unreliable and so I quit using them)

If your phone based code system is also available on other accounts, and you can access those other accounts without the phone then maybe. However many people only have a phone, and no other computer (or at least not a computer they use often enough that we can trust the 2fa isn't expired).

The 2fa I've seen mostly has a SMS based fallback, and thus is no more secure than SMS.
Not a solution for the OP, but to anyone else reading: do not set up 2FA with a single point of failure. If you lost any one thing, would you be locked out like the OP?

If you have to use TOTP codes be religious about saving your backup codes. Otherwise, using multiple security keys means you can recover from losing one, with the bonus of phishing protection (since they can't be tricked into supplying your codes to the wrong domain).
Microsoft Authenticator also provides the same.
When you’re building a ‘parser’ (in this broad, type-narrowing sense) to handle user-supplied data, the result type really needs to be a rich mix of

- successfully parsed data objects

- error objects

- warning objects

That way your consumers can themselves decide what to do in the face of errors and warnings.

(Of course one ugly old fashioned way to add optional ‘error’ types to your return signature is checked exceptions, but we don’t talk about that model any more.)
Actually synchronous in this context has nothing to do with clock. It refers to the fact that the data does not come at regular intervals (synchronous), but asynchronously.
Watchdog says US cyber agency lacks a plan for communicating during major hacks
True, though I know of stodgy places that are staying with Jira despite having to move from on-prem to Saas. The on-prem part is part of why they pick things like Jira. But I think the overly-customizable workflow/customization is a bigger driver.
There is on a rooted android phone with an adb shell

sqlite3 /data/data/com.google.android.apps.authenticator2/databases/database \
'select email,secret from accounts'

not aware of any other way on none rooted/ios
The pattern repeats fractally in everything. Since you mention Github - it happens to be by far the widely-used, centralized repository hosting, and promoter of pull-request based workflows - for a version control system whose whole entire point is for you to not do that. I mean, the "D" in "DVCS" doesn't stand for "has no manual file-level locking".
>But the real question is why they don't do the same for tax evasion?

Because "taxpayers" are a big enough demographic that you can't just kick them in the dick without consequence. Welfare recipients are a smaller and poorer demographic so the state can abuse them with invasive policy with less blow-back.
Backups: you MUST have a backup! One thing I do is avoid proprietary apps like Google Authenticator and make sure I store the TOTP key separately so I can reconstitute my TOTP codes in another app if necessary. Backups are kept on a backup handset, on my computer, and in an encrypted volume in the cloud at a minimum. What's a little harder to deal with are the services/providers that insist on SMS 2FA (and not to a VoIP number).
President Ronald Reagan.[1]

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCedOQJ0ZEA
Why weren’t wire ties used? Or twisty ties (the kind used in garbage bags)?
You also get "more" because fresh bread tends to be thick slices. Even at home, it's difficult to slice a fresh loaf thin enough to stretch as far as sandwich bread.
What is recommended?
Yes I know some people look down on that. I hope it doesn't take away the merits of the article for you hehe.
Especially because Black Lotus Labs exist and researches malware.

https://www.lumen.com/en-us/security/black-lotus-labs.html
I mean, it's not particularly shocking that even young people don't have innate familiarity with the care and feeding of a photocopier.
Sleep does increase working memory and long term brain health. Exercise is one of the best things one can do to remain cognitively fit. Water is one of the best all-around things one can do for your health.

But: your claim is that all of these things will out perform every fancy nootropic. This dismisses the entirety of pharmacology effectively... which is quite frankly the citation that needs evidence. There is a lot of nootropics / pharmaceutical drugs / herbs / mushrooms / etc out there. It's simply incorrect to assert that sleep, exercise and water are more effective than the intelligent use of some of these things. I get your overall point and I appreciate it and believe a lot of it, but I just think you're wrong in how heavily you assert it.
I so wish u2f/yubikey was supported on all websites :-(
I thought I was decent at SQL until I saw this. Nice article!
Because with welfare your "adversaries" are people in dire situation who won't be able to fight back much.

Tax evasion will generally run up against well informed and heavily lawyered entities (people or corporations).

Alternatively, it will again degenerate to destroying the lives of small time tax dodgers.
If go out for walks in my neighborhood, I interact with plenty of real people. I am on a first-name basis with persons living five blocks away, and know the names of dogs belonging to families I haven't met. Working from home for a year and some months increased the number of walks considerably.

If I go out for walks from work, admittedly I see a greater variety of people. But my interactions with them are limited.
So, if you know you’re doing research on a new product that as far from a sure bet, don’t you have enough self awareness to save a fair amount of your outsized Facebook compensation, sell your RSUs as soon as they vest and diversify and be ready to interview?

Or am I just old and not naive and start doing the same thing they do I got my first check + prorated sign on bonus when I was hired at BigTech almost 3 years ago?
Has anyone experience with ash framework?

I'd like to make an erp in phoenix & liveview. Should I use ash as well? Or avoid it.
And here the formalized proof in less than 150 lines of code (in Agda) for Brzozowski Derivatives for regex matching (and additional regular languages theorems): https://github.com/desi-ivanov/agda-regexp-automata
Is Violence the Answer? – History Today
For the services that don’t allow their keys to be included in the backup this is a common occurrence and they will probably have a support system that will allow you to reset the authentication. Which makes 2fa worthless theatre but that’s reality.
Also similarly: https://text.npr.org
I'm also building a personal ChatGPT client for a similar reason as the OP, which is to address the issues of buggy and slow UX, among others. As you mentioned, many people are currently working on projects using ChatGPT API. In fact, in the past 24 hours, around 12 new apps that have been showcased on OpenAI Discord channel alone. Some of these apps are open source, which makes them a great source of learning and inspiration for me.
Gitpod > Codespaces | Plausible > Google Analytics | Cal > Calendly | Ghost > WordPress | Dub > Bitly
> Tesla refusing to allow

They cant and they dont.
I agree. https://xkcd.com/1053/

Printers are even more difficult. I have to print sometimes in paper with a nice preprinted frame, and each time I have to make a few test until I find which one of the 4 orientation is the correct one.
Same as conservatism
This is just a repost of a blog post discussed on HN last week. And it's not clear if that blog post was even correct: it's quite likely that the poster confused the USB C e-marker with the MFI program and chips.

Not that Apple might not put some restrictions in place -- there is plenty of opportunity -- but on the power side there's no win for them beyond defending against dangerous power supplies.
hmm this product looks pretty good, and it even has a native-ish mac app (i really dislike having to use jira in a browser and juggle even more tabs)

https://linear.app/
No mention of the legendary NASA cable lacing guide?
https://workmanship.nasa.gov/lib/insp/2%20books/links/sectio...
Tencent Data Engineer: Why We Go from ClickHouse to Apache Doris?
Does iSIM allow having multiple iSIM accounts loaded on a phone? For someone who travels a lot a great feature of eSIM is that I can load several accounts onto one device and then select which eSIM I need based on where I am for business. If iSIM doesn't allow this then it's a massive step backward.
> I really feel like what you need is omni-directional treadmills.

Gaming platforms (and games) that require dedicated hardware are a very tough sell.

Gaming platforms (and games) that require a gaming rig that probably costs >$1k, that is really big (2m x 2m, from what I see) and that weighs 200kgs are close to impossible to sell, I'd imagine.
I use the yubikey authenticator app for the ones that don't. The secrets are saved on the key and you can password protect it... and as with all keys back it up to your spare.
The United States is arguably one of the least "socialist" of the developed countries and by far one of the worst for surveillance and authoritarianism. Indeed it's on the cusp of a full scale fascist take over. This isn't nearly as simple as "socialism trends toward authoritarianism".

Which let's also clarify what we're calling "socialism" here. In this case we using it to describe having the government provide a social safety net. All too often "socialism" gets applied as a blanket term for "any government provided service" which obfuscates the actual issues rather than clarifying anything. It just makes the whole conversation devolve into a pointless ideological battle.
On a decent quality cable you are unlikely to run into any scenarios in a typical residential or small business install where noise and interference causes a degradation in throughput.

The balanced signalling used in twisted pair communications is very robust these days, and then you have various protocols on top of that which can handle small errors natively (eg: TCP retransmissions).

It is highly recommended, and often required by code, to keep low voltage and high voltage (high voltage being 120V AC power lines, which really aren't that "high" of a voltage) separated physically. This can be air separation, keep them several inches apart, or conduit separation (don't ever run them in the same conduit). This is mostly a safety issue in the case of insulation breakdown to keep any high voltage leakage from entering the low voltage cable and equipment.

Similarly, things like minimum bend radius, and untwist amount at termination can often be wildly violated with no ill effects. But, it's still best to not temp fate if not needed. Even max cable length can often be exceeded by 20% or more.
In my experience, data center cabling is either a huge mess (random cables just hanging everywhere) or is tied down so much you can't do any repairs/replacements (velcro, tie wraps, etc). There is a fine line between cleanliness and usability.

For the folks that work with me, I explain the importance of air flow, proper cable length, and component serviceability. You definitely don't want "piano wire" stretched across the rack that prevents someone from replacing a PSU or NIC without affecting other gear in the rack.
>> Ok. I’ll kill myself then

> Oh, don't be silly. The only thing dead around here is your sense of humor.

It responds very differently to me.
So ... your solution is no tfa?

Putting second factor material in password managers is terrible advice. For reasons unknown to me, it might be the right solution for you. But in general, it defeats the two factor authentication purpose if you reduce the factors again to knowledge alone.

The whole point of tfa is, that the second factor is something you possess and not something you know (which is the first factor).
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Sounds like a problem related to means tested benefits which could to some extent be avoided by transitioning to a universal basic income which has no such strings for manipulating behavior.
That’s still great feedback though—especially when you mention PPX support which is pretty common.
You may have tried this already, but the QR code gets bigger the more entries you export - have you tried selecting them one at a time?
> You really want to push it upward if it's a high-level concern, and downward if it's a low-level concern. E.g., suppose you're working on an app or service that accesses the database, so the database is lower-level. You'll want to push your database-specific type transformations closer to the code that accesses the database.

IMO, database code is at exactly the same level of concern as network code or filesystem code. By “upward”, she means push parsing to the boundaries of your program — as close to the point of ingress as possible.
If you read between the lines of the article the root of the issue is not that but rather the destabilising effect of large numbers of immigrants.
As I see in that thread, he speaks openly about his disabilities in great detail. I don't see Elon leaking anything confidential.

https://twitter.com/iamharaldur/status/1633082707835080705
I am a different person than root, just calling it out though our views are the same and we might as well be the same for practical discussion reasons. Anyway, your statement above is reasonable. I personally find all nootropics to be absolutely useless, except uppers - coffee, energy drinks, etc. They work, but there is a heavy cost afterward. I am very interested in this topic and have read everything from military research to micro-dosing bros in the valley, and I haven't found anything that is remotely effective in improving memory / brain activity / focus. Again, Adderral gets grouped with "effective, but side effects too costly".

The benefit of the things listed above is that there is absolutely no downside other than time.

Edit: If you have an example of something that you consider effective, definitely list it please.
It would be more shocking if old/young/baby/middle-aged people with 0 experience of copying/printing could nail the process on their first try.
"Magicians are wearing not just better, but fundamentally differently shaped lenses to the rest of us. And regardless of your skills and experience, it is likely that you are a magician to someone else."

----

something so beautiful

Deserves more than a poem

but this cage in My house

I won't never be home

I love you, being right

why do i make it so wrong

cut into my songbird

in search of the song
That is such a non-answer. It's like saying "guns don't kill people, other people kill people". Yes. Also, unhelpful and pretentious.
My go-to serial adapter is an esp8266 dev board with EN connected to GND to stop the chip itself from booting. The TX and RX pins are then conveniently printed on the board - I just have to remember that, in this case, TX goes to TX and RX to RX, because it shows what's usually the chip's side of the dialog.
Seems like a direct implementation of how Nostr handles verification. Nip-05 describes how it's done and is successfully implemented in most Nostr clients:

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/05.md
Well, the Sun vision was that everyone could remote to a workstation in the cloud using a very cheap almost brainless terminal that understood card based SSO, but that workstation you saw was using the standard UNIX desktop environment with filing systems, clipboards, command lines etc.

What we've got now is almost the reverse: we pay for quite expensive machines that have those things and then remote the app UI backwards. The server spends relatively little resources on our requests and doesn't think in terms of pixels at all, whilst our machines spend a lot of resources doing graphical heavy lifting. And instead of all the user's data being brought together in one place (the file system) it's all scattered in different databases the users don't have access to.
I made something similar too for my own use and opened it to public last week. Try it out maybe: https://t.me/spy16_avabot

Privacy Policy: I DO NOT log/store anything from users chat (except the numeric telegram-id and the language preference). And I DO NOT send any user info to OpenAI as well (I would rather shut it down)
If doing long runs just run fibre. gigabit Ethernet is about as fast as copper can get - yes 10gb Ethernet exists, but it is power hungry (one reason 2.5gigabit starting to appear). You can send a lot more data with fibre, there are no cross talk issues, and it is cheaper than copper. Transceivers are still expensive though, so copper is best for shorter runs (within your house distances), but still everyone who might run some cable in the future should learn about fibre and how to work with it.
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