skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That wasn't my intent. You mean the US submarine commanders? Probably not, no..
They are protecting against the wrong attack. MitM is mostly theoretical. An irresistable government order (supplemented with people holding guns) for the DNS provider to insert the "correct" _acme-challenge record is something real, and DNSSEC makes this attack impossible.
On iPad you have hotkeys to switch between sets.
Yes I definitely agree with that sentiment. Some things unfortunately happen faster with community support. Platform integrations, toolchains etc that require a lot of busywork.
But I think I'll cautiously move with Odin regardless as I like how it's designed. Probably will end up learning both.
We're not yet rich enough to be able to afford such virtue. Give us some time.
Titanium is a, extremely expensive, alternative to steel and aluminium when strength and weight are an issue. I literally never heard anyone propose to replace lead with it...
Indeed, Sri Lanka's latest crisis is a heavy example of fertilizer disruption without long term planning.
Even at a cursory glance some of the things they suggest as the solution like being "migration first" is exactly in alignment with ActiveRecord, which has always been migration first. Even the | based syntax they post functions similarly to AR . chaining. This person is clearly writing from a problems with python's ORM perspective.

I am very happy with AR, I have spent a lot of time in data engineering as well and I find raw SQL perfectly fine and expressive for reporting, and data query though I understand why many don't get or like it, etc.

ORM's really shouldn't be used outside OO app dev but for application mapping AR is great and I'm incredibly happy with it's ergonomics and dev friendliness, quite frankly for SQL naive app devs I would much rather they use it because it tends to optimize SQL queries better than your typical app dev with lower-mid tier sql experience. SQL is basically a functional language (saying that ticks a lot of people off but it's true) though which is why many devs hate it as it requires you think functionally.

The only thing I think is an actual improvement recently in the space in terms of writing queries is what DuckDB has done.
> David was originally commissioned as one of a series of statues of prophets to be positioned along the roofline of the east end of Florence Cathedral, but was instead placed in the public square in front of the Palazzo della Signoria, the seat of civic government in Florence, where it was unveiled on 8 September 1504.

[…]

> On January 25, 1504, when the sculpture was nearing completion, Florentine authorities had to acknowledge there would be little possibility of raising the 5.17 metre high statue approximately weighing more than six tons to the roof of the cathedral.

So, no, that naked man statue was going to be placed in a Catholic Cathedral (but the statue weighed too much).

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_(Michelangelo)
I am not an appeal to elders? kinda guy, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Hopkins

Look at his awesome post history.
The difference is that there are tons of male characters in anime and Hollywood movies, but there were no female characters in games except this one.
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I've got friends and family that are physicians and they also work a lot. They're in the EU so at least the "getting sued" part is close to non-existent (there's still a risk but typically only if there's a real fuckup). At least one of them also complain that the job isn't paid well enough and that the job kinda lost some of its luster.

But...

> There's just no reason to do the job when you can get the same compensation working remotely in tech.

Compared to serving ads and/or engaging in surveillance capitalism, at least there's a lot of comfort in that they're doing (and you 're doing) a useful job.

So I know it's not much but thanks a huge lot for what you're doing.
Europe got lucky with the cold, but for (many) other aspects has been very effective at diversifying very quickly away from Russian supply.

Sure, even the poorest countries in the EU are significantly richer than Brazil, but it's not like we didn't get significant food price inflation either.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)...
You can earn by offering a hosted version and releasing an open-source version under the GPL license, similar to Plausible [1]. This approach can help reduce competition with the hosted version.

Alternatively, you can release the software under the MIT license and keep certain parts of the code under an enterprise license, following the PostHog model [2]. This allows you to offer an enterprise version and charge for it.

Ultimately, the decision should be based on your target users. Small businesses may prefer the hosted version as it relieves them of hosting and maintenance responsibilities.

[1] https://plausible.io/blog/open-source-licenses

[2] https://github.com/PostHog/posthog/blob/master/LICENSE
It was once. Lula literally wants to turn South America into a southern Soviet Union. Not even kidding.
…all for the cost of vastly increased complexity. You’re just micromanaging your pets there. If the load of failed login attempts or the log writes brings your servers down, you have a whole lot of other problems to take care of.
Native bindings can use libuv to offboard work to other threads and then re trigger the JS execution when it completes.

This is how a lot of the native node libraries work under the hood to allow parallel IO operations! It’s also an incredibly powerful performance optimisation tool in more complex, scale out NodeJS deployments.
Here's what looks like a manual for SCUMM, with examples and all:

https://tandell.com/misc/SCUMM-Tutorial-0.1.pdf
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Only if you also closed the borders, so that the internal and external prices were insulated from eachother.
> 99% of the QR codes you encounter don't have any missing bits

I see a lot of cutesy QR codes out there that include a logo in the center.

These are basically intentionally damaged and depend on error correction to recover the missing bits that are covered by the logo.
I guess we have to ask ourselves: how much do we trust Amazon and what would goods and services would be being willing to purchase from them?

houses?

trains?

ships?

elevators?

airplanes?

pacemakers?
So in theory, if we ported python libraries into JS, the performance could be better than Python ?
Here's an interesting tidbit about Jorge Luis Borges that may have inspired him to write that story. First, some backstory:

"Under his grandmother's tutelage, Borges learned to read English before he could read Spanish. [...] In Borges's autobiographical essay, he recalled reading even the great Spanish masterpiece, Cervantes's Don Quixote, in English before reading it in Spanish."

The funny thing is, when he finally came across a copy of Don Quixote in its original Spanish... he dismissed it as "a bad translation" of the book he had read in English.
https://github.com/usbarmory
Simple, you just submit your resume with this open source project and can earn money as an employee.
I wouldn't call the 3090 at $700 underappreciated. Look at any number of AI projects on github: All numbers you will find mention testing/running the models on one or two 3090s. Among people doing AI stuff it's pretty much the standard consumer card.
This makes my head hurt. It seems so bizarre to outright BAN books and take them off the shelf... I don't care if this is the bible or any other book. Education should teach children to think, not prohibition
Where are you getting these numbers? 4000 hours for what specialty? Let’s take Pediatric Emergency Medicine as an example. 4 years of med school, 3 years of residency, then 3 years of fellowship.

That’s many times 4k hours. The difference in training time between a newly minted PA and MD working in a children’s ER is not 2x, it’s many times that.
How do camera apps recognize where the QR code is in the image, and what part of the image it should decode? I guess it also often has to some processing on it, as it will be scewed/bent/etc.

Looking at this guide, it's easy to understand the steps. But I don't get how one actually would apply them in code to a picture of a QR code. How?
Eagles - Account California.
One has hard dependencies with Nix, so a modification down the line will cause a cascading recompilation.

As mentioned, you doesn’t have to, but it has great value to be able to checkout any version.
But my point is "complex issues often have solutions in other places".

You just hate operator overloading, I understand. Hope you don't write much C++.

I do have a tendency to overload solutions, since there are so many problems. For instance, just to give you something more to kick, I believe all democratic issues would be solved by three changes in the electoral process:

(i) no political nominations, instead have a population-wide lottery, arbitrarily selecting 10 or so people as contenders [1]; (the principle behind: power should belong to those who do not want it)

(ii) to be able to vote "No", invalidating all the candidates, if majority vote, reducing the mandate duration, if not; (the principle behind: you are not free if you cannot say "No")

(iii) tie the mandate duration to the voter turnout: if only 60% vote, you get 60% of the duration of the mandate, not 100%. (the principle behind: politicians are better if they are changed often)

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
The tax base is correlated with population size.
The user isn't even American. Nor is it clear that they are "liberal"
It's not about not buying stuff at all. Just buy it from different sources. Morocco for example.
I'm definitely loath to use something that's not been updated in that long considering the speed of change in web development. How do you know it's not missing some stuff? I agree the interface is much superior to the advanced ublock interface. Much more granular control. I do wish it was getting developed still or unlocked interface updated to uMatrix style.
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It's not exactly what you are asking, but the tribunal wasn't even internally consistent. Look at Albert Speer. He wasn't executed and was about as high in the Nazi organisation as one could rise. Uniquely, he accepted (some) responsibility but other than that, the ruling is not very consistent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Speer
Greek letters used in mathematics, science, and engineering
> "Since the 1960s, many observed cognitive behaviors have been shown to violate rules based on classical probability and set theory. For example, the order in which questions are posed in a survey affects whether participants answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’, so the population that answers ‘yes’ to both questions cannot be modeled as the intersection of two fixed sets. It can, however, be modeled as a sequence of projections carried out in different orders. This and other examples have been described successfully using quantum probability, which relies on comparing angles between subspaces rather than volumes between subsets. Now in the early 2020s, quantum computers have reached the point where some of these quantum cognitive models can be implemented and investigated on quantum hardware"

to me this sounds obviously dumb, they must be writing this with a specific audience in mind
Looking at America vs Singapore. Pretty sure America is WAY more miserable. Singaporeans are probably miserable about the heat if anything. Because the safety of the country is amazing. You can chop a table in a cafe with your phone and no one will touch it. You can walk down the street with 100k hanging out of your pocket and no one will touch you. You can be a female walking in an alley at night and not worry about being raped.

In America you get shot just for being yourself.
Oh cool.

Thanks for making it available online.
Why? They are dead.
Those monsters took a crushed Germany and turned her into an economical, technological and military power house capable of waging war against the world. Would you "disentangle" yourself from something like that? Remember, they were once popular.

It's a mistake to think you're not crushing a nation's pride and self-respect by exacting vengeance against your monsters. Their restraint was wise and showed they learned valuable lessons.
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Are renewables economically viable? I don't expect any nation that isn't "rich enough" to go green, but the trends of it becoming cheaper means it will become the cheapest means.

Are we there yet? My assumption was the political climate of Brazil was primarily pushing oil dependence
The people who think the 2020 and 2022 elections were fraudulent do not care about truth or facts. No amount of new facts about the event will convince them. They are using numerology and QAnon baking techniques to try and make sense of the election, not rational logic.

Trust is the wrong word. Trust is earned and is based on evidence, exposure, and time. I have trust in the election system because I have read the legal challenges, I understand what parts of the election system are networked, I have entertained the possibility of some of the 2020 fraud claims, I volunteered in the 2022 election as a poll worker, and I have looked at the reputation/trustworthiness of the people bringing challenges to the election.

What these people have is faith that the election was fraudulent — faith is the conviction in something unseen. They are convinced they are victims without being able to show anything except hypotheticals.

I might agree with your statement if the same group of people who supposedly perpetrated the fraud were the ones who removed the videos. Eg. Police officers who refuse to take written complaints about police violence within their department. But YouTube, Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc are not part of the election system. Those companies are allowed to treat their property how they like; the YouTube ToS has nothing to do with trustworthiness of an election run in 50 states across 3300 counties.
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> If you went "meta-nix" and had a nix package hierarchy that was just constructed out of operations and inline literal binary blocks, then the results of those purely functional operations (splice, insert, f(n), swap, etc) could be content-addressed and deduplicated.

How do you build with an arbitrary build tool then? You have to call out to gcc/any other compiler in the process.
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They are responding to a factual statement: "... caused widespread misery in Europe".

I live in Europe and have to laugh at that. The misery they're talking about is a 2x increase in the electric bill, which some of the richer governments (e.g. Sweden) paid back to most consumers (I got two paybacks so far, making my electric bill for the year about the same as the year before, I would say). If they think this is "misery", I think the commenter has absolutely never seen anything even close to real misery.
To be fair, it wasn't even their natural resources
Any discussion of classic Tomb Raider is incomplete without mentioning that the first Tomb Raider games are essentially exact copies of the original Prince of Persia game, translated to 3D. Not the level layout or story, but the control scheme – very distinct and not used by any other games – is identical. Also the standard traps are replicated, like collapsing tiles and spikes emerging from tiles.

Tomb Raider does add some flourishes, like the swan dive and hand standing ascent, and some necessary additions for 3D, like the ability to turn and jump sideways, but the rest is straight up Prince of Persia (the original 1989 one).
And risk management in this sphere consists of subsidizing local producers.

The world is three meals away from anarchy, being dependent on the caprice of global markets for food is a great recipe for getting regime-changed by starving people.
That’s a solution to drug addiction. Homelessness is not coterminous with drug addiction. You can be a drug addict with a home quite easily. It’s hard to be homeless and not use drugs or drink. You have numerous incentives to use and almost no incentives not to.
Depending on the specialty, 4000 hours is off by many multiples. And that’s on top of 2 extra years of classroom training.
Pretty much the gold standard in Amiga emulation.
The things you’re describing are done by the government to its own citizens, theoretically for the benefit of the citizens; the things being described as psy-ops are a government controlling other countries’ citizens for the benefit of the government
That's bullshit, sorry.
This just sounds like trolling or badly formed sarcasm.
Maybe. I'm not sure how it was implemented and I didn't see much in depth discussion about it, but it seems to me like that's more just a normal SSD sitting on the card, I was thinking something closer to an SSD with a vastly different (and likely more expensive) interface allowing for much higher bandwidth than an SSD typically offers, since there's not much advantage to having the SSD if you can't read it into cache quickly.
> we found out very early on that this virus didn't spread on surfaces, by spring 2020

No we didn’t and it obviously can. What we found out is that it spreads very efficiently through aerosols, thereby making contact-based infection nearly irrelevant for public health.
> Utah's Republican government passed a law in 2022 banning "pornographic or indecent" books from schools.

> Most of the books that have been banned so far pertain to topics such as sexual orientation and identity.

I have a feeling that people who made this law about "indecent" books have never read the Bible. Otherwise it would have been obvious that Bible will be thrown out of schools as well.
The snake begins to eat its own tail.
I haven’t tried. What I have done successfully is cold outbound. Identify your offer, identify what kind of startups would benefit, and then go to job boards and find startups hiring and reach out with your offer.

I’ve won many contracts this way. If you want to know more email is in my profile.
Use a better QR scanner app. I use Privacy Friendly Apps' "Privacy Friendly QR Scanner", which always presents you with the scanned URL or text in the app before doing anything, and asks you to verify that you want to visit the site. It also includes the ability to generate your own QR codes.

See https://secuso.aifb.kit.edu/english/105.php for that and other apps developed by that research group.
We are commenting on a thread about a tool that uses git!
I think that one of the concerns about a TRC in NI is/was that both sides saw the future opportunity for justice within the existing or likely to exist legal framework. A TRC would have nullified that and many people felt that the state actors (in particular) should not be allowed to evade potential accountability.
exactly. that trial never happened.
Well, on Spanish speaking countries, Fraga (Spanish Tourism Minister at Franco's dictatorship, right wing) and Fidel Castro were friends.
At work we do some pretty significant parallelised computation (using Node and Rust) and that has equivalent performance to a relevant python based library.

There are nuances to how data enters and exits the VM runtime which means I couldn’t say with confidence if performance would be better or worse in the general case - but either direction is at least technically viable.
Yes, perfectly doable, but the expertise and time needed to do it (without fatal mistakes) and keep it running 365 days a year is non-negligible. Doing this by unpaid volunteers is more than challenging.
> ESG investing exists because there is demand for it.

Which demand? I can't imagine that suddenly shareholders woke up and considered that "we don't care about making money anymore, now we are going to add metrics that have nothing to do with making profits"
“You sure have been busy Amir, but why are all your task entries Haikus?”
> I'm definitely loath to use something that's not been updated in that long considering the speed of change in web development.

I mean, all you are missing out on, is even finer granularity. Details don’t matter, you got the basic blocks: cookies, css, images, other media, script, XHR, frames, and "other" aka everything else. Those don’t change, the "other" category will simply very slowly grow over time.
This does not answer my question as to how it works, can you assign a hotkey to switch to a specific set, you use numbers to switch to sets in order of recent use, etc.?
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Having unlimited PTO and coping with absences at work are orthogonal problems.

When you are going on vacation you can pick somebody in your team as the to-go person and communicate that fact to them, to your manager, and add that information to your automated "out of the office" emails.
The attraction of owning a home is your landlord is the bank, who has set a long term profit goal on you loan.

Not some landlord trying to extract futher value from your home.

Since purchasing my home, my stress has evaporated. The freedom and lack of harrassment is priceless.

Do I care about the future price of my home - no, because I don't intend to move in the mid-term, and my mortgage is just rent. I bought my home to live in, not to speculate with
I love electric vehicles. But increasingly I feel duped – Rowan Atkinson
To get good at something do it repeatedly.

Focus on one problem, one tech stack, and master it. You can make a whole career out of this and you don’t need to constantly start from zero.

Picking companies based on tech stack and process makes it easier to get hired and easier to perform.

Don’t fall into the trap of being nothing to everyone. Trying to learn different frameworks, hopping between domains and jobs, always at the bottom of a learning curve.
I guess we aren't waiting for a trial then.
Full title (too long for HN): “I love electric vehicles – and was an early adopter. But increasingly I feel duped
Rowan Atkinson“
Current political climate seems to favor making gasoline cheaper for the poorest brazilian consumers at pretty much any cost. I've read that they want to uncouple local fuel prices from world wide market prices. They really want to wash off the bitter taste left by the utterly insane prices during the pandemic.

Thus their move will likely be to somehow dictate prices to Petrobras, profitability be damned. Petrobras stock has already taken several nosedives since this guy took office.
They're also free advertisement for a franchise owned by a multibillion dollar corporation. It's almost like being a useful idiot for a megacorp.
Git is 18 years old
What is a nutshell explanation of how healthcare got to the overall shortage state? (For the USA, but curious about other countries.) In the past 20 years, costs have shot up, doctors are seeing many more patients, and quality of care seems to have generally declined. Where have the resources gone? In the 1990s my GP had time to shoot the breeze for 20 minutes or more. Now I get a 5-minute diagnosis on the run, after scheduling months in advance.