skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't understand why this is such a big issue.

If you grew up in a heavily Catholic area in America, then chances are that you know at least one if not a few people who were resigned to becoming clergy because it was the easiest way for them buy into a system that either repressed their natural sexual urges or gave them an out from society for not having any in the first place.
Unless you will cite something specific it's hard to discuss it?
WRT Enum as key in object:

enum TestEnum {
Fizz = 0,
Buzz,
Bar,
Baz
}

type EnumKeyedObject = Record<TestEnum, string>;

type EnumKeyedObjectAlt = { [P in TestEnum]: string };
This has the same energy as saying, "If we ban nukes, then people will just TNT each other."
Sv. “förnuftig” ~= eng. “sensible, reasonable”.

IKEA’s product names are often annoyingly cute (precocious-kid-like), but I suppose sometimes the products actually live up to them.
The “security through obscurity” chant needs to die. It’s such a generalized concept it applies too broadly.

Encryption is “security through obscurity”.

Having few admins is security through obscurity; a guessing game of who is the admin?
> that's an expensive process that I think few would undertake so it's more of a theoretical advantage rather than a practical one.

You don't actually need to hire a lawyer to fight a subpoena. It would be smart, but not necessary. And how expensive that fight is depends entirely on how far you want to take it.

If you're broke, you can still appear before the judge and argue your case. It only really gets expensive if the judge rules against you and you want to fight it in a higher court.
> It doesn’t ping me

Well that's a crucial requirement. Should ping by default. Even if you can turn it on, I don't trust that they really put that feature first if it's buried in the settings.
> "A group of conservative Colorado Catholics has spent millions of dollars to buy mobile app tracking data that identified priests who used gay dating and hookup apps and then shared it with bishops around the country."

> Look, I support gay rights

Not sure how you can support gay rights and also be ok with organisations spying on gay people (specifically because they're gay).

One can debate whether or not this practice should be illegal, but it's clearly wrong, even by the tenets of Catholicism itself. Why are they not also spying on straight priests using Tinder?
I use hover, they are a tucows reseller, sort of.
Gotta love the casual racism/homophobia of old Hitch. \s \s \s
I'm asking because the GGP wrote "better more secure registrar". Since I'm using Gandi right now (and I don't care about their mailbox offer), I wanted to know if it was really insecure.
The chart of possible divisions reminds me of those coloured block card things they used for Jet Set Willy's copy protection in the early 80s.
The UK isn't doing that on purpose, it's a natural evolution of not having super-firms like Google and Amazon that have the capital and size to acquire and grow domestic companies. Which itself is an evolution of not having a domestic market the size of Chna or the US (the only two countries with a bigger tech sector than the UK).
Maybe because of ChatGPT being used as coding entries?
Raising the bar in the public sector is a complex topic: there are jokes about lazy public workers all over the (western?) world. There's no competition and the goals aren't as clear as profit VS loss.

But if you refuse to have competitive wages, no competent software engineer will want to work in government. Then you get some contractor job from a consulting company and good luck with that: many are happy to send a handful of junior developrts to fill their multi million contracts, with their seniors hopping in just enough time to justify the billing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpixel_rendering
>As far as why trees don't seem to evolve into grasses, (or grasses into trees)

They are different branches of the tree of life. Dicots (trees) vs monocots (grasses)
What is a perpetual fallback license?
Because your example is a breaking change, and breaking changes are hard to make in a runtime that needs to reasonably support two decades worth of web content.

For example, if you have a `binarySearch` function that returns -1 if an element isn't found, a developer might do something. `const result = arr[index]; if (result !== undefined) { ... }`. This would then start returning the last element instead of undefined at that index.
But it's an aggressive default. Tbh I didn't even figure out how to opt out of it, I just grumbled and made the account. It's wifi for crying out loud, should be plug n play.

My parents replaced the Ubiqitis themselves when they started having issues I wasn't there to fix, with some no-name Amazon wifi APs. MAC address manufacturer lookup just said "Shenzhen." Plugged in, and they worked.
I believe that L2 would be weaker than L3 in practice, which likely explains why I've also never seen it implemented (If you know about an L2 instance I would be genuinely interested in taking a look)
AMD flips the bird at Intel as it glides past in CPU-GPU stakes
Which is probably less harmful than burning oil. At least that forest can regrow in 50 years, whereas the oil will take millions of years to reform.
I honestly cannot believe the hubris. A 20% price hike and removal of features mid-term. If I don't pay for the email accounts I apparently didn't pay for, I will lose my business email accounts. I get the impression I should just have stuck with : <official sounding>_<country> @ gmail.com and moved on with my life. Maddening.
Training Transformer Networks in Scikit-Learn?
Have you ever wanted to use handy scikit-learn functionalities with your neural networks, but couldn’t because TensorFlow models are not compatible with the scikit-learn API? Now you can with one-line wrappers for TensorFlow/Keras models that enable you to use TensorFlow models within scikit-learn workflows with features like Pipeline, GridSearch and more.

All you have to do is swap out: keras.Model → KerasWrapperModel, or keras.Sequential → KerasSequentialWrapper. The wrapper objects have all the same methods of their keras counterparts, plus you can use them with tons of awesome scikit-learn methods!
Just as it's a fact that PI is 3.14 when approximated to 3 digits, it's also a fact that a particular recording can be represented by an MP3 file when approximated to about 3 MB.
Yeah I'm the same. I try not to worry and learn everything, but I try and at least read on new changes just so I'm familiar with them.

Then when I see it in the code, I'll know what it does or I'll be like "Oh wait, that new feature I read about, maybe that could be of use here".

I'm never going to remember everything and I'm okay with that :)
That is all good and clear, but its not open source and the government would not need have a back door, they can just request the received messages, or am I wrong here?
Wow...

"By 2017, National Public Radio reported state lawmakers were seeking to close a $900 million budget gap, following nine previous budget cuts. Earlier efforts to close budget gaps had left Kansas "well below national averages" in a wide range of public services from K-12 education to housing to police and fire protection."

As the saying goes, Conservatives: Not Even Once!
Poverty in this context is the lack of financial mobility within a given economic body. If some people starve while others don't because they can't afford the food, that's a socially instituted poverty. Starvation that is equally suffered because there IS no food isn't the kind of poverty being discussed in the article. It's a lack of necessary resources suffered equally independent of financial mobility. We can argue all day on the degrees of implementation of primitive economy, "yeah, but one guy traded a shoe horn for a rabbit leg", but the type of extreme (and extremely disparate) poverty that occurs within modern economic systems is not comparable to pre Columbus North America.
Always separate vendors for separate services.

Choices of convenience will always be waiting in the future.

Choosing a path that is not the most convenient (just slightly less) can go a long way.
Am I the only who thinks this is the way it should always be for products that want to use a subscription model?
Is there not some way to undue that? I'm sure it would be a hassle, but hacking someone's account and transferring their domain name is a crime, it also leaves a very obvious paper trail. Seems like the registrars involved would be willing to reverse transfers under such circumstances.
Integrate ChatGPT with 1,000+ apps
I don't think EUI-64 being built into link-local fe80 addresses is a privacy issue. Link-local addresses don't get routed, so nothing outside of that network will see or know about them. As far as the router itself, e.g. your ISPs router, it can already gather MAC addresses if it wanted to, so IPv6 using the MAC to generate link-local addresses doesn't add or remove to that situation.

CGNAT is not the Internet working well. CGNAT makes you have to have your ISPs permission and coordination to originate outgoing traffic--imagine if you had to ask the power company for permission to operate each electrical device in your house.
If you take a look at some of the examples in https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/equity-for-software-engin... you see that you really don't have to be at a "first 50 at google" level of success to see 8 digit equity values. Bear in mind that even private companies have some level of liquidity for option holders via secondary sales.
Cmd + Shift + - on Mac
I can say at least with food... sustainable food is much more expensive than factory production. And it's likely as much to do with the trendiness than pure costs, which are also quite a bit higher/harder. Meat alone is generally 2-3x as expensive. This doesn't account for higher waste from not vacuum/nitrogen packing everything in plastic either.
While I truly appreciate the effort... what the hell exactly goes into the Chromium's PDB file that it barely fits on a DVD-ROM? I am willing to bet that the executable and the source code combined together would take less space, so what is even in there?
ha! thank you, this is perfect. Being new to Mics I've never even heard of a Yeti. I'll try out that Shure MV7 as it's in the budget range I set, although maybe the cheaper Samsung Q9U would be sufficient enough for my needs (I only need it for work video conferencing)

Are pop filters recommended? Something like this: https://www.bswusa.com/Pop-Filters-BSW-RE27POP-P1419.aspx
I'm generally interested, but it would be helpful to understand what the different plans are actually offering? I have no idea what the difference is between:

- Starter Developer Bot
- Pro Developer Bot
- Enterprise Developer Bot

Also, the music on your demo video is a bit excessive, I don't really expect hype music when I'm looking at a demo. It would be more helpful to have someone talking explaining what's going on (or silence)
Lithium-ion battery fires are happening more often. Here’s how to prevent them
Where the hell is the date on this press release...

> "Gandi SAS (“Gandi”) and Total Webhosting Solutions B.V. (“TWS”), today announced"

when was "today"?
You can look into LFP (aka LiFePo4) cells, which have higher durability than lithium ion. Beware they have different chemistry so charging voltages differ from standard Li-poly or Li-ion (they are also safer, which is nice). I haven't looked at the data, but I suspect supercaps may not be optimized for very low leakage, and generally the energy density is not so good (though if you have access to energy harvesting I guess it may not matter!).
Hmm, there's no good reason the system shouldn't alert you of that by default. It's like if my Heroku jobs crashed and nothing told me.
"Every time I fire a linguist, the speech recognition system gets more accurate!"

(https://www.intefrankly.com/articles/Every-time-I-fire-a-lin...)

The fact is, linguists failed.

They might have beautiful theories, but the theories have no utilitarian value (unlike the laws of gravity).
Old people vote the most and "death panel" rhetoric works really well. This is the result unfortunately. Overprescription is generally a huge problem in medicine because of asymmetric information and the incentive structure that fee for service creates. That's why medicare is trying to move to a capitated system in which health care providers get paid per patient they cover per year, not per service they provide.
Yeah, nice, but I will still use YouTube and Reddit for classical music. I can get access to lesser known composers and artists on YouTube, and Reddit will surface better suggestions and commentary. Even the YT comments are good quality in classical music videos.
IMO more than made up for by providing the tooling out of the box. It's easier to write your basic tests in Rust than it is in many languages because the Rust ecosystem already knows how to do unit testing and doc tests as supplied.

If you write comments with triple slashes, they're (Markdown format) documentation in Rust. If you use that Markdown to write an example of how to use something in your documentation, Rust's out of box tooling will assume that it should check your documented code works, by default. So you go from "I wrote an example in the source code of how to call my foo() function" to "I have basic HTML document for foo() and a test proving foo() basically works" in zero steps.

/// Appends an element to the back of a collection.
///
/// # Examples
///
/// ```
/// let mut vec = vec![1, 2];
/// vec.push(3);
/// assert_eq!(vec, [1, 2, 3]);
/// ```
Well they can force CAs to not issue certificates either, which means unencrypted connections that the media conglomerates can ask ISPs to intercept, or having to fall back on a web of trust model, which, unfortunately, hasn't really scaled so far.
Wow I thought you were hallucinating but my Ryzen 7 5800X is SUFFERING to render that APNG. What the actual hell, why is that? Interestingly enough that stat doesn't seem to reflect in HTOP nor in my (really loud) fans so I wonder if this is a Firefox bug.

edit: I checked it now and I don't actually see any APNGs in the website? Only auto-playing mp4s which Firefox allows because there is now sound, and also some webm. Didn't really notice a pattern on why each one was a different file format and displaying one or the other didn't show noticeable performance impact. JavaScript disabled by the way.

Also, while trying to reproduce I reopnened Firefox process manager but it only listed the website as using 20% CPU which is still a lot but somewhat to be expected with the amount of auto playing videos. Previously the flame graph for the page performance had a huge bar dedicated to "Image Decoding" however I couldn't really find the culprits unfortunately. What I found is that the issue intermittent, it's possible when the videos in the page restart Firefox for some reason had to decode them again and thus a spike in CPU usage.

https://i.imgur.com/R1cyqhw.png
Another example is orchestras that record historical pieces with period correct instruments that are intonated/tuned/tempered in a period correct way as those changed over the years.

Look up Well Temperament versus Equal Temperament, etc..

These kinds of changes can make things sound quite different than a modern interpretation on modern instruments setup in a modern way.
Yes continuously. This capacitor has 11mAh capacity, which could run a flip phone with an Ambiq processor and a monochrome screen for 2-3 hours continuously. The 250F size has the equivalent of 90MAh. They used a capacitor that has much lower capacity, and Lithium-Ion Capacitors were not very common in 2020: https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/3816249.pdf

https://www.farnell.com/datasheets/3816250.pdf
Fungible, budgetable, money is not spent on social security. Social security is funded by it's own tax, and is it's own account. Measuring it against voluntary expenditures chosen by congress is inaccurate.

Money can be borrowed with interest from social security, and while paying down that interest is closer to a voluntary expense, it is still a much more serious decision than simply deciding not to do so.
As someone without ADHD... this sounds like literal torture too.
Interesting. In your opinion, how should we decide when we're close enough that we're talking about something concrete?
This could be an interesting way to measure your true basal metabolic rate. A bathtub, an Arduino and some temperature sensors would get you a number much better than one of those online calculators.
Commodore Amiga 4000 Tower 060 R1 vs. R6
It's not entirely clear to me why would I want a non-deterministic language model like Chat-GPT commit into my source tree. That sounds like a generator of complexity and code pollution I won't be able to control.

I want to commit my list of requirements in a well specified format and then generate a binary reproducible version of the site that is 100% stable for a certain version of the tool. If I don't like that output, I commit another requirement and the CI loop will take care of generating those .css etc., they are build artifacts not source files.
Dynamic host configuration, please (OpenBSD)
Also pair for ~20 years. Not one single service issue in this time. Very quick response from queries raised, technical or otherwise.
Also been at Gandi over a decade, this really sucks.
I don't think it's common, but it isn't uncommon either.

I'd encourage her to try to reach out to HHS. https://www.medicare.gov/basics/reporting-medicare-fraud-and...

It may take a bit of effort, but a huge part of Medicare abuse is that HHS can't know all the details of all procedures.

But if they're alerted to "you may want to look at shoulder replacements by this provider" then they can definitely put it under more scrutiny.

It'd be great if they had proactive systems to alert... but my guess is the size of the healthcare market at Medicare scale somewhat preclude open-ended, continuous queries.
Because taxes are meant to keep you as a serf.
Citizens United was that spending money on getting a message out about electoral candidates - "express advocacy" - is protected. That doesn't mean spending money on other topics is protected.

Now I can easily see the argument being extended - and it has is some small ways (e.g. FEC vs Cruz) - but Citizens United is pretty controversial even in the legal academy so I don't think it's a given that it would be.
Most rural areas in the US are ravaged by meth and opioid abuse and the crime that comes along with them.
Palm Tree is monocot, and it is a notable tree. A lot of grasses are dicot, any one with ornate leaves (monocots have blade-like leaves).
A significant amount of healthcare spending is in the last year of life due to an unhealthy relationship with death at a cultural level. Until that changes, people will commit to exhausting healthcare and medical resources to cling on to the last part of life (note: I am not advocating for withholding care when a positive outcome is possible, and I have had to make end of life care decisions for loved ones). There is also evidence the system is incentivized to consume resources versus allowing someone to choose to die at home.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6610551/ (Medicare Cost at End of Life)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2708119/ (Place of Death Among Older Americans)

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5326787/ (Thanatophobia (Death Anxiety) in the Elderly: The Problem of the Child’s Inability to Assess Their Own Parent’s Death Anxiety State)
If I had to guess, symbols for a lot of template instantiations.
You're talking about using NPTv6 with ULA's. Remember, IPv6 is explicitly designed to allow having multiple addresses on an interface - you can have a ULA for internal connectivity and a GUA for everything else.

This is the situation I settled on for my home, because having redundant ISPs means a lot of headaches and I obviously do not qualify for a PI allocation. Every machine on the network gets a ULA address that remains stable, and to deal with ISP failover I have a script on my Mikrotik router to change advertised prefixes when the primary ISP goes down.

Took more work than my v4 NAT setup, and I hope more network vendors build-in support for the WAN failover bit in particular because every consumer/prosumer kit I've used does absolutely nothing for v6 traffic (I literally could not have done it without Mikrotik scripting or rolling my own router because no off-the-shelf distro like opnsense/m0n0wall/etc have support for this).
> Going the extra mile: Fixing refraction artifacts

> As you might have seen in the previous clip, the refraction we have right now is flawed. When an object sticks out of the water you'll see that the refraction effect is present in places where it should not be.

> One way to solve this is to perform a depth check to see if we should use the distorted or the undistorted UVS.

I've seen these artifacts in new games for almost 20 years, and the whole time, I wondered if there was any way to fix them without redoing it all using ray tracing or something.
love this. We tried following the diataxis framework with the flox docs. I also agree that getting all the documentation in one place would be a huge boost to Nix.
It’ll be interesting if this goes to users not being able to trust their DNS, because router manufacturers can just include their own. Unbound DNS has been around for a while, and they can’t stop a pirate site from broadcasting their own host name.

If we all ran our own DNS they can’t sue all of us.
They can certainly get a warrant to seize and search a phone, yes. They can also get a warrant to seize the contents of the WhatsApp server, for what little good it will do them (assuming we believe they are in fact end-to-end encrypting the messages effectively).
Does this actually get 1080p? I thought L3 was limited to 720?

L3 is weak enough that you can dump it by just hooking the decoders.
ShutNet v3.0.0 – New open source prank
The AI Seinfeld Show 'Nothing, Forever' Is Back on Twitch
How can you say money laundering for the Eastern Bloc Mafia without saying you're doing money laundering for the Eastern Bloc Mafia ;

"Revolut, sort of. Bank license in Lithuania, founders are Russian and Ukrainian, but headquartered in London."

-

On a serious note: can we determine if any of the Ukranian AIDE went into / through this 'bank'?

The City Of London is the money laundering capital - with all their insturments pointing to the companies/countries of the Panama Papers and the other laundering/tax evasion scandals....
I kind of read this article as the cops being lazy and requesting literal everything, not because they'll use it but because it's easier than understanding the job they actually need to do.

In that case it'd probably be OK to hand over footage.

But the more sinister and intentional motive among law enforcement also exists. The whole thing is a crapshoot and every case is probably different. If you're lucky, a responsible cop is involved. If you're not, it can be really bad times.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p03062mq/the-computer... / https://archive.org/details/computer-programme

Originally broadcast 1982. That's basically the contemporary coverage as it was happening.
Nonstop reminders until you do it
"when I see it in a code base I won't be so confused at least"

When I first started using node way back when I discovered all kinds of idioms in use that I had never seen. It was a confusing few weeks for sure.
US man puts phone on drone to send rescue message