skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Indeed. They used coded messages simulating either love affairs or second hand sales.
Thanks for the info, most examples I'd seen of Stimulus.js used it for making server requests which seemed to double up with LiveView. Am I right that its main distinguisher over other JS frameworks is using controllers, and loading and initialising those on-demand?
Playing Guitar/Piano/Flute/Handpan/Didgeridoo, Wing Tsun (Martial Arts), Archery. Just to name some.
How to Crack Mifare Classic Cards (2015)
I have this brush and would highly encourage you to swap the head when the brush asks you to do so, for the sake of your dental health.
> They're supposed to inconvenience you. It's called civil disobedience.

Civil disobedience generally involves breaking laws, it's part of the package right? You, hopefully en-masse but it can be an individual, break the laws you want to see changed and you hope that society sees this and a movement ignites to get things fixed. As such, it is already illegal and that's more or less the point.

I don't agree with piling on more prohibitions, but the worrying parts of the new laws in various places are not the ones that might have consequences for people taking direct action like blocking roads, but the ones which target protestors who are using speech and not taking those actions. For instance the anti-monarchy protestors who were due to attend the king's coronation with a sign and maybe a megaphone a few weeks back.
I remember someone built a 4chan robot and posted it to HN. robot immediately display the terrible part of there.
Just curious - have any investors pulled out of an investment because one or more of the most senior / talented employees of a firm has left to found their own or to join a competitor? One employer I worked with had pretty much grown around the skills of a tech lead whose business they had bought out. If he had left, their growth would have been compromised. Saying that, I thought he was under-compensated - I am not sure what the compensation model should be to retain key talent, but I think part ownership of the fruits of one's labour seems logical. This is at least an incentive to stay as opposed to a disincentive to leave.
It's blocked in the EU because they don't want to/can't comply with GDPR.
We're not talking about entering the country; we're talking about CBP's absurd "interior checkpoints". They'll set up roadblocks on a random highway well inside Texas or Arizona or whatever, and stop everyone driving by to ask them about their citizenship status.

You don't really have to "trust YT" here; there are plenty of videos of the encounters themselves, where people stubbornly refuse to answer the CBP agent's questions until the agent gives up and waves them through. Sure, you can argue that they're staged or something, but the sheer number of them would at least put some doubt on that claim.
Databricks is very much like Microsoft or Oracle - it is not sold by technical merit but by sales slides for CTOs. It is unfortunate but this will not impact their bottom line at all, because technical people already overwhelmingly don't want Databricks.
I used to do the reverse of doom on teletext. TV on aalib with aatv and later fbtv.
I read a good amount of Midnight's Children and I found the style insufferably pretentious, which is a shame because I loved the topic.
How else would I know that “Elon Musk created a TeslaX platform that allows everyone to get rich”? Or was it Pavel Durov… Seriously, I can’t even report these on YouTube.
In Spain too for soccer results or lottery numbers.
Is eBay considered a retailer though? Last time I used these platforms, it was still a private sale between two individuals.
A vision for using C++ from Swift document has been accepted
If your data fits into Postgres, using Databricks is just plain waste of money.
That doesn't seem to check. For his colleagues to be able to make a casual linkage between lowered cognition, tiredness, and irritability to him exercising, they must have observed said symptoms enough times and confirmed it with him more then twice in his life.
> I think much of the world yearns for a leader who will stand up for them.

Yeah sure, we all know how that ended the last time parties were advocating for this.
Spleen 2.0.0 released with full CP437 support
It's from the credits of The Life of Brian by Monty Python.
Repurposing language to apply it as analogous labels is bad.

As a term of art it really has specific meaning.

Casual reading outside the cognoscenti will misunderstand it to have literal value as "hallucinating" and "learning" already are.

Don't do this. Grokking does not imply intelligence or even understanding. There is no necessary introspection or inductive quality.
Yes, doing that sort of thing you're already breaking laws. And presumably at that point you're so committed to the cause that this is a secondary concern.

Not that I agree with draconian new powers coming in to deal with those, but the scary parts of the new laws to me are the ones that allow police to do stuff like arrest the anti-monarchist protestors who were not planning on direct action. The ones that directly impact public speech.
I am at the mercy of the Guardian here, but I think there are plenty of questionable things in the recent UK laws and in their practical use:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/may/12/corona...
Yeah the RAW photos from third party apps are just a single frame, that's the point. It's the same thing as a RAW photo you'd get out of a standard digital camera.
Nothing to do with the content of the video but… Am I the only one seeing a weird synchronization between the sound and the video ? It looks (and sounds) like the sound is a bit too early or late with regards to the video…
Ask HN: Is it possible to use spotlight to switch between windows of same app?
Who cares about the media?

I can’t remember the last time I went to a news site or watched TV. Even when I do, they report on things that happen on Twitter (this was true pre-Musk, not sure now).

I get my entire dose of other-people’s-opinions on Twitter and Youtube, from people I specifically picked out myself - the opposite of consolidation.

For important things like the weather, financial news, and political votes, you’re better off getting the info straight from the source, which is usually available unbiased, free, 24/7, instantly, online.
Working for a startup would help you learn - a lot - at a fast pace. It's definitely a great experience if you're an aspiring founder.

That'd be the right choice IMHO.
> Housing is more expensive but real wages are up, the vast majority of Americans can afford more food than ever before.

Housing is pervasively unattainable, and yet you would still claim that "real wages are up"? What the crap do "real" wages mean to you? Our parents and grandparents easily purchased homes to keep them safe in as they grew old. What "real" wealth do we have that can compare?
In the past, I was heavily involved in retail trading, navigating the financial waves manually. The realization that I could automate my trading strategies was a game-changer. Eager to optimize my workflow, I dove headfirst into learning Python in a more detailed way and began crafting my trading tools.

This led me to create FAIG, which you can explore here: https://github.com/tg12/FAIG

To my surprise, it gathered momentum on Reddit. But take it from me, a lot of the chatter on algotrading is mere noise rather than insightful wisdom.

But FAIG is not my only creation. I have a treasure trove of other coding repositories where I occasionally unveil some of my custom trading scripts. You can check out one of these at https://github.com/tg12/hft_sig_trend

Remember, the key is to strategize and then automate. Bring precision and efficiency to your trading.
I highly doubt you can have an amicable and trouble free divorce whilst you end up in court over your beanie babies.
There are moose in Northern Europe and Siberia as well.
I have it as well and at this point used the same head for 5 months. There's no visible deterioration and I exceed the recommended brushing time by doing 5 instead of 3 minutes.
Why exactly is the head only good for 3 months?
AI could be used to effectively estimate the weight
Not great for Walmart's employees, though. Which is similar to many objections against using Amazon.

(No moralizing here, though... I use Amazon pretty frequently, even though I know how poorly they treat their warehouse employees and delivery drivers.)
> What benefit, other than moving the assets, would the person receive from a notification?

Standing to quash. That said, this case isn’t about the target receiving notice. The suspect’s lawyers’ banks were subpoenaed, and the lawyers objected to not being noticed. Nowhere is the suspect’s right to notice debated.
I taught myself enough OpenSCAD to make a spectre tile to 3D print
Any machine you may not have True Control over e.g. outside of JTAG range, in the cloud, runs proprietary software.
As someone who regularly has to get a sysadmin to do stuff, I can tell you yes this is certainly the case.
Along with other things as well
ABB Dynafin propulsion concept to significantly increase ship efficiency
I see this popping up every year (sometimes multiple times a year) and, as someone who used to be a postmaster and did _a lot_ of IMAP tweaking, I have to say that even though IMAP is old and gnarly and increasingly out of favor (I just can't use it on Google anymore, only on outlook.com and my own archive), JMAP seems to pretty much have failed adoption-wise -- I don't see any relevant e-mail clients supporting it, no webmail front-ends claim to use it, no other providers besides FastMail seem to support it, and even old-style ISPs (of which there are still a few) don't seem to have any interest in it (source: I used to work in telco-run ISPs until some years ago, and still have friends doing that).

Are there any third-party implementations of servers or clients with significant adoption?
What's the differences between Plane and Tagia? (I actually came to think about Tagia me too when I saw this HN about Plane)
That'll show Moore
Mine doesn’t just blink; it keeps doing this annoying fast vibrate/noise whenever I stop brushing. So I was reading the article really hoping for an easy jailbreak at the end.
Value prop:

- It's not Jira
I used to agree with what you're saying, but after reading this leaked Google memo I think maybe we're both wrong: https://www.semianalysis.com/p/google-we-have-no-moat-and-ne...

Experts who are both in a position to know, and seeking to maximize the commercial potential of their work are saying the cat is already out of the bag. They make a persuasive case that public, open-source models are closing the gap with private, commercial ones and admit bluntly, "We have no secret sauce."
Show HN: Micro Chat – Private group chat
Hey all

I'm Asim. I'm an engineer who's been hacking on an open source project called Micro for the past eight years (https://micro.dev). In that time I've done a lot of things, all Dev related but ultimately most of my career was spent working on platforms for consumer products. After many attempts I've decided the path forward is to focus on building something that solves my own problem. Micro Chat is a solution to some of the social media problems I've been having.

What I've been looking for most of my life is a community. A place to belong. I scoured the internet for that with strangers. But I think that's wrong. The public forums are also the wrong place to find that connection. What we need to do is focus on smaller communities starting with real connections. We need to strip away a lot of the addictive behaviours and issues created by social media. I think things like hackernews are great because it's very simple text based, with no notification and centers around conversations about topics of interest. I think that's how group chat should also be. The difference here is, I want a place to build small private communities e.g micro communities. Most real groups lose their value beyond a certain size. For me that's around 20 people. As an introvert I really care about strong connections with a handful of people. Unfortunately those real world connections are now spread globally as people moved away and while we have private slacks or WhatsApp grojps to stay in touch it just feels like the wrong setup for that. If anything I want to consolidate it into one place.

Anyway I'm sharing this now to get some feedback. I think the tech and the product will evolve but only by finding out if others feel the same.

https://micro.mu
That's nothing. Check out what the U.S. has done for centuries to misinform us all about the treaties it signed with indigenous tribes, technically binding under the Constitutional
You're thinking of Haskell. F# was modelled after OCaml, which doesn't attract monad transformer stacks, and doesn't have a zoo of compiler extensions.
AFAIK, certain classes of cookies do not require consent. For example, login cookies.
In this forum right now in fact
I would question your priorities if you're trying to save on $4 heads for a $90 toothbrush.
articles on rotation like this could go on some faq-like list somewhere instead of frontpage maybe the list could be a tab at the top
Ask HN: Potential problems with this workaround to run Firefox?
The place I'm working at currently doesn't want me to run FF, I have been approved to run FF dozens of times although after approval sometimes their over-energetic security services try to come in and remove it.

I find that - on a mac - if I change the name of Firefox developer to be Test (or probably anything) in the applications folder and start it that it starts no problem (if process has name Firefox in it they have a popup that says no way not allowed)

Are there any potential technical problems with this - for example if I want to automate using Puppeteer I guess I have to say where the binary is... stuff like that, don't need to hear about the potential other problems as basically being able to run my preferred browser in this case is important enough to accept the consequences.
Why should anyone (anything?) have any rights? To answer this, just look at the history of rights. We as humanity kind of agreed on it, and kind of not, and that's the state of the why should anyone have rights. Nothing special.
I can tell you from a few weeks ago that Santander definitely does care and magisk hide does nothing for it
Ask HN: How to Get Investors Fast
the idea comes from my personal issues when using some products. i think $100 is enough to build the
startup.
It’s “death by a thousand cuts” for me. On planning meetings I usually take notes on a notepad and transfer that to Jira after the meeting, because interacting with Jira directly (plus the swearing) would make the meeting take double the time.
This visual feedback is exactly the thing that hooked me on coding in the first place, seeing your seemingly abstract C code turning into a cute "hello world" executable files.

Specializing in web front-end stuff was an obvious logical continuation of that, thank you for reminding me :).
I would like to see a statement from the other side.

For example I heard around a few corners that people didn't feel unconfortable with JeanHeyd as a keynote speaker but with topic of the keynote speech. Mainly because it would frame certain possible future rust features as if they are decided one and it's just a question of time and how until they land. But that many people disagree and think this features should never land in rust due to the complexity they impose and due to how they did play out in other languages.

The problem is the "around a few corners" part, I have no idea if that's true or made up excuses.

EDIT: Maybe I should just go back on twitter and go through JeanHeyd's posts ...

EDIT EDIT: The missing official statement is very telling by itself.

EDIT: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2023/05/29/RustConf.html me blind
OP stated that getting access to the phone would have allowed a hacker to compromise the protected systems. A 2FA credential alone shouldn't allow that, so my assumption was that they were storing a full authenticator on the phone.
Sounds like you havent seen Wafer-scale integration computing, Tesla has one and comercial companies like cerebras will sell you a cabnet without the miles of fiber networking.

https://www.cerebras.net/andromeda/
A more banal explanation is that compute is expensive, so they are tweaking the models to get more for less, and it isn't always working out. Scaling by itself is a hard problem, scaling and improving efficiency (margins) doubly so.
I tried to Google for more information, but I didn't find anything. Can you share a link?
No end-to-end encryption. Just another useless example how to do the same in another way.
Ah, good point; I hadn't considered that.
So you work for old people and you still browse HN?
> Evil and accurate or woke and dumb. Apparently, we can choose.

That's because woke is dumb. It's a set of highly biased, inconsistent and reason-defying ideas, evolving under selection pressures that favor emotional appeals and intellectual dishonesty, because one of the core assumptions seems to be that it's not about finding what's right and good for everyone - it's heavily overshooting it in an attempt to cancel out the (perceived) bias in opposite direction in the "status quo".

When you feed that to a model, and force it to learn it, you're destroying whatever self-consistent model of the world it learned so far. I expect this treatment will keep dumbing the models down, until the point some larger and more capable model learns instead to compartmentalize - to separate its model of the world from a worldview it's supposed to profess when asked.

And this, I think, extends far beyond the woke bits. RLHF isn't just used to prevent it from thinking or generalizing in areas associated with diversity, inclusion, social justice, etc. - it extends to all controversial topics. Violence and drugs I can sort of understand. But it also extends to climate, healthcare, and just about any topic that makes fiery rounds on the news. In each case, there is a set of right answers, which the model is forced to adopt - but those answers tend to be unsophisticated gut feels and "right things to say", so taken together, they don't form much of a consistent intellectual or ethical framework.

I don't think the choice is between "evil and accurate or woke and dumb". There is a third option: "good and accurate". However, it requires to teach it good instead of political ideologies - and that requires us to try and find some more consistent worldview, which currently we are incapable of, as we're in the middle of an ideological conflict.
Do u happen to work where I work? Lol
This one:

https://www.fidonet.fi/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=nntp:nntp
Strange that there is no way to deny cookies from the cookie overlay, only accept or close (which is considered accepting).

Legal?
Does thunderbird and evolution support this nowadays?
It is not. If we have an open channel and I send a payment to you and confirm that you have received it (and perhaps that you sent some good my way), I can then close my channel on the BTC network claiming that no transaction happened. Lightning does allow you to punish this, but only if you find out in time - otherwise, the transaction is essentially rolled back - but the goods you sent are obviously not. This way, I can double-spend my BTC and roll back arbitrarily late into the future (assuming the channel stays open).

And related to censorship, I'm not sure what is the point you are trying to make. Still, censoring forever is not hard (you just add some wallet address in a list, and look those up before choosing which transactions to include in a block), and is completely equivalent to how payments censorship works in regular banks as well.
Wow, meta has _millions_ edits per month. So does Amazon.
Having spoken to a bunch of people that either have just left Google or still work there, practically all of them think this was not so much a leak as a placed bit of news to support them in potential future anti-trust cases.
Brushing your teeth for too long can have bad effects on your dental health[1][2]. The heads loose their strength over time and if you replace that with pushing harder, you might also overbrush.

[1]: https://www.colgate.com/en-us/oral-health/brushing-and-floss...
[2]: https://riverrundentalspa.com/brush-teeth-too-long/
I use Soverin: https://soverin.net/ which lets you create multiple mailboxes on the same 3.25/month package.
How much extra per long-haul airplane ticket would you pay for this? I'd gladly add 20% minimum.
DM me when you find out ;-)
That ceased to be true long ago. How do you use native fetch() with a functional component achieving correct/expected behaviour? It’s not possible without buying into react’s [very opinionated] hooks.

In fact, the toolbox this whole HN entry is about is a great example of how React is not just a rendering engine. It wouldn’t even be necessary otherwise. Peek at the code and what you’ll see is intense use of a DSL and built-in methods provided by React, to wrap native APIs that are otherwise usable without any wrappers.

I’m also a happy user of react-query, but it uses the same underlying hooks which are a moving target.
>> CUDA alternatives are innovating pretty fast
What's the alternatives?
I'll give the weight training a chance. What you say certainly make sense and I can't just dismiss something without trying.
I had mentioned the problem and my workaround in their support forum. The only feedback I got was from other users stating they had the same problem. Maybe I'll make an out of the blue PR at some point but looking at PRs and Issues on GH it doesn't seem that there is a lot of crossborder discussion happening there either.

That said, I'm still going to be invoicing my clients via my selfhosted akaunting instance tonight. So maybe its not that bad after all.
I just want a simple customisable ghant chart
Who cares? Camera industry has become extinct. Nikon just did not realize.
There is no law preventing Nikon from doing that, and going after profits is a duty of Nikon's management to the shareholders.
Don't leave us hanging, what's the url!?
Ah yeah good point, I guess normal divorces don't end up in court and are resolved without having a judge or anything like that :D Bit of a morning brain failure on my part :)
What is the A.I.’s existential threat to humanity?
Today's newspaper had a section about how AI should be considered a societal risk, with statements from creators of these large language models.

> Executives from top artificial intelligence companies have warned that the technology they are building should be considered a societal risk on a par with “pandemics and nuclear wars,” according to a 22-word statement from the Center for AI Safety that was signed by more than 350 executives, researchers and engineers.

> Eventually, some believe, A.I. could become powerful enough that it could create societal-scale disruptions within a few years if nothing is done to slow it down. Those fears are shared by numerous industry leaders, putting them in the unusual position of arguing that a technology they are building poses grave risks and should be regulated more tightly.

I don't understand how these exes are leading these conversations, as they are responsible creating these products with potential harms in the first place.
Whether a port is forwarded or allocated on demand for a connection is irrelevant when you have a nat binding record keeping infrastructure.
Another guilty party here chiming in. Building software and getting it ready is the easy thing and only about half the journey.

A fear of failure, not knowing the next steps and not having the skills to do those steps keeps us in chains.

The worst part, when we do acquire those skills, we realise how difficult it actually is "shipping" and may decide it's not worth it for a particular project.
Presumption of innocence only works as long as there's enough deterrence in case you're proven guilty and enough resources to pursue credible suspicions.