skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not safety. It's more like extermination: domestic cats kill to play, not to eat. They have plenty of energy, compared to wild animals, and vets keep their life longer and more healthy. So the balance goes even more off.

(I love cats, and keep two. They have their serving of fresh air in the fire escape.)
screaming was mentioned, and im not talking about making ATT abandon the attwifi SSID im talking about the end user abandoning the onsite equipment.
> Essentially, people (and AFAIK, all primates) have a built in behavioural system to take excess credit for wins and minimize blame for losses.

Where did you get this from? Seems like a cynical view. I think it's just one end of a spectrum. I've definitely worked with people like this, but I also some that do the opposite - wins are for the team, failures are on them.
18.. hell I’m close to 40 and I have trouble self regulating.

YouTube needs an option to disable shorts. It’s just not healthy.

TikTok I won’t even touch it. It’s virtualized crack.
Absolutely not. Huge hater tbh. Just picked personalities that were of public interest.
I'm the only one that feels a weird mix of advance technical ability but also technical naeivity? I loved reading this.

It remembered me when I installed Ubuntu on my mom's 2009 laptop because Windows 10 was unbearable slow, and it worked much better.

Also the title remembered me the movie The Long Goodbye, what a movie, love Altman.
Thanks for this. I was able to disable auto join. It sucks that they pull this shit with out telling us.
Wonder what the title would have been if the simulation spit out the opposite result - “Not so lucky after all? Science confirms poverty caused by lack of intelligence, talent.”
Where does it indicate the identity of the decedent?
Monster Cables. I thought they were the ones always threatening others when they use the term "Monster"
VCs force-fed too much money into open source startups and now they have no choice but to un-open themselves.
I don't know when the last time you used Firefox but the answer to your question will always be yes. It's been steadily getting better for many years now. I think it's better than Chrome not just for philosophical reasons but also on the merits.

I encourage you to check it out again if you haven't in a few years. There's been some pretty major changes.

https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/introducing-firefox-quan...
Whenever someone sadly hits their personal "last straw" threshold for iPhone, one option to consider is the privacy&security-focused GrapheneOS variant of Android.

https://grapheneos.org/features

You can run GrapheneOS on recent models of Pixel hardware. (It usually has to be a unit purchased from Google, or that otherwise hasn't had OEM-unlocking disabled by the carrier that sold it.)

https://grapheneos.org/faq#device-support

https://grapheneos.org/install/web#enabling-oem-unlocking

You might also try minimizing the apps that you depend upon, though GrapheneOS has put work into supporting apps in a bit more private&secure way. There's also the option of the F-Droid app store, if you want to try to avoid commercial apps altogether, but still need things like an OpenStreetMap app.

There were a lot of things I liked about iPhone, but I overall feel more respected by GrapheneOS.

If you end up liking GrapheneOS, and have the means, there's an optional Donate page on their Web site.
I'm in the Baltics and Allegro is a good option where available, but I'd really like them to expand as not all items can be shipped here. I don't really understand the logic of what can and cannot as I've bought small items and large items (headlights), but quite a lot of things are not available. Last year they added English translations on the site, but searching for items in Polish returns many more results so it's not a great experience.

The market here is really ripe for a big seller as if I buy the typical "I'll just buy it from Amazon" products locally they are very overpriced - I joke that it feels like the distributor in Germany (or whatever other European hub it comes from) adds 30%, then the person who brings it here adds another 30%, and then the person who sells it here adds another 30%. For example last week I bought some insect screens from Amazon DE, they were 3 for €16. If I buy locally the cheapest price is 1 for €20.

Amazon DE ships here, but they have a €10 shipping fee so I save up until I have many items in the cart, and then it still takes a week to arrive. AliExpress is a good option now they've started charging VAT (no customs to deal with) but it takes 1 to 2 months for items to arrive from China.
Similarities between AOSP and any Android device build are unclear at best.

Re: Transparency, Apple is obligated to cooperate with governments when presented with legally-valid warrants. This is not so much iOS as iCloud services though, and it applies to every service provider in the world.
I am pretty sure apps can do this as well. Have noticed hotel apps doing it in Las Vegas and elsewhere. Adding in a Wi-Fi network that is to aid in connecting. Threw me for a loop when I was there last.
Maybe? I certainly still have more control than on windows.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9148440/ I can recommend this one :) Should you have access to a Finnish IP you can watch it here
https://areena.yle.fi/1-50472616
I agree. It's one thing to delegate labor to a machine, but I find myself very uncomfortable when the machine takes the role of creative expression. Art is a form of communication which transmits feeling, experience and emotion, but there's nothing a machine puts into this, there's nothing being transmitted, it's just a rendering, it's just pushing your buttons that make you go 'neato.'

I fear people will start taking the beautiful and profound for granted, it'll just be content.
True, but this trend could really accelerate. I imagine something akin to how ultra-performance cars are priced compared to regular cars, and this gap doesn’t close anywhere near as fast as it used to.
Drinking neurotoxin is not good for you? *surprised Pikachu*!
Thanks much appreciated! It was a mixture of some the latest TTS models. Azure speech to text. Gpt ofc. And some other tools for handling conversational stuff (like interruptions).
Editing for the Web (1996)
It doesn't, but the poster is a reputable account. I have to assume this is correct.
Fortunately my carrier doesn’t do this, but having to manually select my own Wi-Fi every time I come home (so that I can reach local devices) sounds extremely annoying.

I‘d hope that the iPhone would at least periodically rescan for higher priority networks.
> The problem with the newer options is that they are not paid strictly with money anymore. Windows 10/11 use a ton of telemetry you can't turn off.

Enterprise, Server and Education licenses support "Diagnostic Data Off" telemetry level. I think they'll sell Server to anyone, and even though Enterprise is only sold to "businesses", it doesn't cost much to set up a corporation, and now you are a business customer.

Not saying I'm a fan of Microsoft's telemetry policies–but it is not like people are forced to buy Windows, especially nowadays, there are other options: macOS, Linux, Chromebooks. Don't have to worry about telemetry on my Linux box, and Apple is a much more privacy-friendly company than Microsoft. If people don't like Microsoft's policies, they can vote with their feet.

> You can't really compare enterprise class software with something that is sold directly to consumers.

Microsoft no longer supports Windows 7 for consumers, only for certain enterprise use cases. So in the context in which it is still supported, it is enterprise class software, and other enterprise class software is a valid comparison.
That's totally fair. Among other things, I care about supporting a foundation that supports open source rather than an infinitely monied, privacy eroding advertising conglomerate.
On Android with tmo if I go near a home depot my phone will hop on their wiri and get a little R next to the wifi signal icon. This R doesn't go away even after I go home and get on my home wifi. Can only get rid of it by rebooting the phone.
One person can keep a secret, but not two.

In my opinion, the idea of limiting access for a group of friends looks controversial. Your friends, relatives have not signed up to not redistribute the content to other folks/friends. Taking that into consideration, it is reasonable to edit out all private content and then make the posts public.

The other rationale for public posting is that hidden, close circle posts do not bring you more friends or co-thinkers. Hidden posting is not about being social, IMO.

However, in case of closed, invite-only community with some kind of regulation enforced or in case of company staff bounded with NDA, your approach sounds reasonable.
Maybe your project should target corporate segment. All that crypto ciher gears, preventing data leaks, would be much more relevant there.
yes you have it right. this has been done in the past, and can still be done.

legally, you dont want to do it. i have had experiences with seeing my SSID coming from a router that is not mine, and the nieghbor basically said effoff ill do what i want. in that case i did what i want as well.
Lazy journalism. And also lazy framing.
Agreed -- Working hard and strategically for an extended period of time drastically increases your odds of "getting lucky."

And the most successful people in the world aren't "just the luckiest." I'm sure that they required luck to achieve their wealth (as most if not all of them would probably admit), and if they started again from scratch, they may not reach the same extraordinary heights of success. But that doesn't mean they're just lucky. If you study any highly successful person, you'll almost certainly find specific qualities that made success for the person (in some degree) exceedingly likely.

Many people might read a headline like this and then, consciously or unconsciously, marginalize the accomplishments of successful people. I think that's the wrong approach. Instead, I think it's better to focus on (i) improving yourself and your circumstances, (ii) taking action on what's directly within your control, and (iii) learning from successful people. That way, you'll increase your odds of success, and even if you don't reach your goal, you'll be a better person.
Hey HN! Fun to see this project from my college years on HN again. To clear my name, I have actually written other languages that are arguably more useful, like Oak [0] which I used to build a bunch of personal software infrastructure [1] including my current daily-driver apps for notes, longform writing, a Twitter client, a personal search engine, and a few other knickknacks.

I find building little toy interpreters and programming languages fantastically fulfilling, creatively energizing, and a really fun way to learn how such a common element of our work that's often a black box functions inside. I've written before about how to get started [2] with these kinds of little toy programming language projects if you're curious to dive in.

[0] https://oaklang.org/

[1] https://github.com/topics/oaklang

[2] https://thesephist.com/posts/pl/
> He always starts it out really vague too with “it was brought to my attention <re-opens topic>”. I’ve long wondered if anyone really does bring anything to this guy’s attention or if he just is being vague

In USA English that's just a way to introduce a topic, like if a journalist is interviewing someone and asks something like "what would you say to those who disagree with your puppy kicking policies" it's not like they have any specific disagreers in mind it's just verbiage that is part of their question.
Not that approve of this at all, but this alone could make China win the space race.

If they can reliably engineer humans that can easily survive extended periods of time in space they will colonize and control way faster than any other nation.
I believe the Title is typically not written by the author. I would guess the Title is optimized for clicks.
They're just using the available models.
HN is social media. So are old-school forums. Hell, Usenet and IRC qualify in my opinion.
> When your phone is on 5g it is not behind a strong firewall, or any firewall at all.

I‘d be surprised if that’s true for most operators.

And even if there really is no stateful firewall: On IPv4 you’ll be behind carrier-grade NAT (so no inbound connections), and on IPv6 (including NAT64/DNS64), successfully guessing somebody‘s IP address seems extremely unlikely. (A server that you’ve visited might "dial you back", though.)

And for most users, the most visible effect will probably be that they can’t connect to their Chromecast, smart speakers, AirPrint etc, not decreased security.
It's definitely a strange thing to go from _using_ "raw" GPT-4/chatGPT and how amazing that is for productivity - then having to go back to the old ways of doing things to build a langchain app.

You would think the "prompt-plugin-engineer" API would be as easy to use, if not easier.
You can enable classic mode up to Win 7. Mostly the same experience.
I lived a block from here prior to Covid, and I would've called this a safe part of town. Honestly incredible there was a stabbing there.

My condolences to the family. The guy was too young.
We all thought we will live into 80s but you never know if tomorrow is not your end.
> nothing really stopping home depot or whomever from shoving a pi-hole in front of competitor sites either.

And this is why people who say "DNS-over-HTTPS is bad since it bypasses Pi-hole!" are wrong.
I agree the reserve mechanisms provide the incentive to pay generators to exist with an entire gas turbine, generator, switchgear, operations staff, health and safety staff, maintenance staff, transformer, interconnection, land, environmental permits, hr and accounting departments to be “available” but not generate except in the time that renewables can’t. The only difference in cost for the plant to exist and not run but be ready and to run is the cost of the fuel.

So we still have to pay for dispatchable generation if we want to have power on a calm cloudy day week. We can add that cost to the cost of the storage and overbuilding of capacity that allows solar or wind to deliver rated power overnight. Or live with blackouts
Pseudorandom generators are deterministic. Job done. Turing award please.
Reminds me of a great quote from John Waters about hacker aesthetics, specifically the hoodie.
“Well, the Unabomber did that first. The Unabomber owns the hoodie, come on.”
https://lavendermagazine.com/our-scene/the-wisdom-of-a-filth...
Many of us have 20, 30, or more years of written electronic communication.

Main issue preventing just* chucking this into one of the LangChains is (a) unrolling email threads mixing many people's writing, (b) keeping partitioned tones (workplaces, topics, networks, cultures) distinct.

* No such thing as "just".
The pricing is too high. There should be some option to use existing chatgpt subscription. No way, $29/month but maybe at $3-4 / month I could see myself using something like this. That said, I am not sure how far away is microsoft loop away from this given they are starting copilot option.
None. In fact, it's expected to be the Nash equilibrium for nation-states & their leaders: Any leader that doesn't utilize it to create their own loyal army will inevitably encounter internal resistance & therefore be less effective than the leaders that do use it.

The only thing stopping such an event from occurring is the near-universal human moral belief that there's something fundamentally lacking with such loyal citizens. However, for such leaders, there's no such difference.
>I am not entirely sure why some websites do not work properly in Mypal browser. But a growing number is not. The problem is always content loading, or rather a failure to load all or parts of a website's content. My best guess is that the JavaScript code in these malfunctioning homepages are too modern and that the JavaScript engine in Mypal browser is somehow limited in how it interprets the code.

That is because MyPal is a fork of Pale Moon which forked from Firefox back when Firefox was still Firefox (before removing extension user freedoms, adopting Chrome's extension over it's own, and the heavy ram-bloat of multi-process, etc). Pale Moon only implemented "web components" last week. Sites that use web components features like custom html elements (defined by javascript) would just be blank spaces.

I wish Pale Moon hadn't added support but it should filter back in to MyPal eventually.
Western Digital hacked: Multiple systems breached
Most girls today will make more than any other female generation in history. Your statement would hold true for boys. But the rates of mental illnesses and suicide are growing faster among the former. So it's probably more complicated that economic success.
I miss XP sometimes too, but this is madness.
Does a judge ever look at a suit like this and just nip it in the bud, immediately ruling against someone like Monster without hearing whatever they have to say? I mean, it's just absurd and a waste of a court's time to deal with this stuff.
Yeah even though the moves are all the same in 4d space, some of them get complex in 3d space.
Mostly? They're definitely true.
Could you clarify why one might assume that Russia is politically unstable without this article? The same man has been in power in one way or another for the last 23 years.
Show HN: Venmore – Recurring Payments for Venmo and Cash App
Do you send someone the same Venmo or Cash App request every month?

I'm supposed to, but I always forget. So I created Venmore, a super simple web app that schedules a payment link text to be sent to your phone on the day and time of your choice. When it's time for the payment, you just click on the deep link and press send!

Venmore only stores and tracks what it needs to - there's no logins or accounts.
Be careful out there when using Pinecone. The pricing seems to be confusing. https://twitter.com/Exploringfornow/status/16426070792852193...
I don't think those things are good at all (especially 2., that was a mess), but the Verge has hundreds of people working for them, and I think overall their content is amazing.

Nilay Patel is... uh, a mood, he's probably my least favourite part of the Verge.
Thank you for adding some technical context to this discussion. There's a lot of (sadly) uninformed people in this thread spitting mad prophesying about a topic they clearly do not understand with any technical depth. If only the retail stores replaced their enterprise gear for EAP with a "pi hole". P.S. nice username
Thanks for the explanation, this is very interesting! Just so that I’m sure I’m understanding, this doesn’t have to do with what GradientJ currently offers, or does it?
At least on the iOS ones if you click through them, they go away (even if you don't take their suggested action).

The day they don't is the day I throw my iPhone in the river.
Based on Google Translate and Node.js, a translation plugin was developed
language-translate is a plug-in that converts ts/js/json multilingual files online based on Google Translate and generates or inserts specified files in batches. It supports incremental updates, can use bash to translate a single file, and can also be integrated in the project for continuous batch translation , support single file to single file, single file to multiple files, multiple files to multiple files, multiple files to single file
any reason to believe it was targeted/burglary or just random/senseless?
I cannot get this to work on iOS Safari. Microphone permission is enabled but the voice assistant can’t hear me.
That’s a very obvious omission in the iOS privacy/security settings I‘ve never understood.

Why can I grant fine-grained access to my photos, location etc., but not just outright denying network access to an app that works offline, which would make all of the other concerns mostly moot?
If you're happy living with EOS Windows, give Windows Delta a try:

https://xpdelta.weebly.com/
Regional experts weigh in on housing markets in the Dakotas, Minnesota
It was first reported here on Twitter (https://twitter.com/lucy_guo/status/1643451123230031872) -- I'm friends with a bunch of people at MobileCoin where he was working and unfortunately it is true. I only met Bob once but he was a great man.

(Trying to just be sad about his loss and not angry at what San Francisco has become, but it's hard.)
It might've been Dave Barry who said suggested that one say "it's been brought to my attention" as a way of signaling that one must be an important person, to have matters brought to their attention. :)
Cars are expensive AND the vast majority of the population use them because they have to.

> You’re going to bike to the restaurant in the rain or snow?

Yes, yes I am? Why would I not; I own clothes for being outside in bad weather. Those clothes and bike were cheaper than a car, so why would I not?

> You’re going to bike to work in the snow or when it’s really hot and you’ll show up there gross?

Also, yes? You know people used to have to walk to places of work before cars, right? And while cars allow us to not experience any of those mild annoyances in exchange for huge sums of money, most economically minded people would rather be a bit sweaty than pay an extra pile of money for a car.
I mean, Clubhouse is dead, why would this stay alive. Sucks for all the devs who worked on this though.
> just needed to enable e.g. Nouveau with the appropriate kernel module parameters?

And that's why Linux will stay in the server for majority of people, not on their desktop.

"You just need to enable something with some parameters and you're all set!"

Seriously?
>> A mindset of gratitude can coexist happily with regular complaining

No, it cannot. It is the case that one may not have a mindset of exclusively complaint, as one may have developed a capacity for more gratitude through the effort of being conscious. As long as there is any energy being exerted for complaint, that is energy that can be conserved and utilized for higher purpose.

For a complaint to reach all the way through the body and out the mouth, it must have already been processed through the brain. Complaining in all forms is a type of negative expression, and drains energy. The OP was commenting about how they complain going to the gym, at the gym, coming home from the gym, and while showering after the gym. I'm not sure what you're looking for as a definition of 'mindset of complaint', but this I'd suggest this is suitable.

You can think of complaining, an expression of negativity, as basically a polar opposite of gratitude. To begin cultivating something of a higher order, it will help to attempt to 'reconcile' the feeling of the two by feeling them both simultaneously. When you feel like complaining, or catch yourself doing so, make attempts to begin feeling gratitude. You'll soon find the gratitude will replace the complaining. After doing this enough, you will develop enough sensitivity and acumen to begin actually feeling both sensations at the same time, holding onto the 'complaining' feeling, while reaching toward the gratitude as well. Over time, you will be able to find yourself 'integrating' the two faster and faster, nearer the moment the feelings come into consciousness. Eventually (years), your 'complaining' will be supplanted and you will have a different mode of experience.
There is indeed such an API, and frustratingly there does not seem to be a way of preventing apps from doing it.

My contact with this was via "iPass", which was a Wi-Fi subscription that also included many in-flight network providers.

I was not really interested in connecting to thousands (in my city alone!) of horribly slow, insecure networks on the ground, but it was all or nothing, and required reinstalling the app every time.