skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if they would be more active in trying to fix it if it was some weird fetish porn site
At this point ours just shows pictures.
I grew up in a religion where I am expected to love my wife to the point of torture and execution if it would protect her from harm (or at least, that’s the ideal).

I doubt any “platonic life-partner”…
if you're the host. the end user can use gift cards just fine, and they're usually pretty fungible.

am 100% okay moving the risk to the operation/operator
This is definitely a big factor.

Another big one is housing in America is very difficult to obtain, so even if you live in the same city as your friends, it's difficult to live near each other because people live in the houses they were able to get, and American cities are very sprawled out.

It's very common to have to drive 30+ minutes in different directions per friend, which makes spontaneous meetings difficult.
How can you desire 3:2 aspect ratio display and 1080p resolution in the same time?

3:2=1.5 and
1920:1080=1.777…

or am I missing something?
I think email is a good standard that you can safely assume will be there for the forseeable future. Many communication platforms come and go, email staied thare from Internet's beginning to today and shows no sign of disappearing. Plus you can safely assume that a person on the Internet has at least one email account (exeptions are extremely rare, often is even your ISP that gives you an email account), the same doesn't hold true for other plarforms like Discord.
In my family and friends group, friendships and partners can often orthogonal: You do different things with different people and they add to life experience, not substract.

I can imagine that if you state to your partner that they are number two and always will stay, it might already put a strain on the relationship: In a sense a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Why would any organization migrate to twitter in 2023?
The reason why no one does “contract or spec driven development” is that in most real life cases the spec is not known in advance, and it’s very very hard to get the spec right before starting to write a single line of code.

It’s often much more practical to integrate early and then iterate on the implementation and the spec at the same time until reaching a stable point.
> The cron job canary was probably not a service that employees were uploading tonnes of company confidential material into, was it?

But they do to Slack and MS Teams. Also go mail services and other places.
This cannot be better than transporting electricity over wires. Currently long distance cables are laid for Internet. We already have experience doing that and does not increase sea faring traffic. Even if someone wants to just transport charged electrolyte instead of actual batteries why not use pipelines? Humans have experience transporting oil and gas over large distances over pipes so that too can be done. Poor investors behind this are so doomed.
So they just trust you that your archives are not manipulated?
There has been legislation that wasn't bought. There has been legislation that just had huge public support without major industry lobbying. Lobbying is effective, but it's reductive and dishonest to pretend that it's the only way to make legislative change.
They made ChatGPT even for premium users relatively useless. I made the same experience, that it did a very good job on many things shortly after release, but now the answers seem very flat. But I can certainly see why, regarding how many people are flooding their apis with requests. I just hope that in 10 years we'll have mobile hardware capable of running gpt4 sized models efficiently.

Edit: They definitely didn't make it useless.. It's still a very impressive technical achievement, since it can even browse the web and run code for you by now.
just the cost of doing business at that point
You have to pay yearly for a specialty plate on top of registration fees? Is this a Maryland thing or have I been lucky enough to only get a specialty plate in a state that charged a one time fee?
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It's easy to add subaccounts. It's hard (to impossible) to limit them to an exact budget.
"green book International Unix Environments. orange book Computer security criteria, DOD standards. book with man wearing pink shirt The Pink Shirt Book, Guide to IBM PCs. So called due to the nasty pink shirt the guy wears on the cover another book Devil book. The Unix Bible. another book Dragon book. Compiler design. large red book The Red Book. NSA Trusted Networks. Otherwise known as the Ugly Red Book that won't fit on a shelf."

Sorry, title took me down a nostalgic trip.
Yes, in Maryland. Every state is different (i'd imagine not every state even has "specialty" plates), I don't know what's more common.

But I imagined the whole reason they have "specialty" plates is revenue generation?

https://mva.maryland.gov/about-mva/Pages/info/27300/27300-29...

I think "specialty" plates are silly. I am old enough to remember when there was one option, and for every state it was white letters on a different solid color background, and that was fine.
The landingpage was built using Webflow and jQuery is the easiest way to make it interactive
Small communities are the best communities
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I should add though that with this alternative you lose the readability of SVG because it's binary encoded
I don't know how to find the center of an irregular multidimensional volume.

Surely for different purposes, different people matter differently. E.g. My spouse doesn't ride a bike (not like I do). For that activity she's nowhere near the 'center' of my life.
I love my AD2, way more than my Saleae, but I think it's time to put some effort into improving Waveforms on the digital side.

UART sniffing is incredibly primitive and could really stand to have some more features. Even the ancient HP4957 could separate Tx and Rx visually, Waveforms still can't do that. And maybe timestamping? Would that be nice? Yes.
Thanks for the insight!

If I had a few days, which parks in Florida, or really anywhere, would you say are the highest priority to experience for the kind of theming you enjoy?
I'm no expert on zig, but the one area I have seen it shooting up in popularity is game dev. Though I guess that is largely as a replacement for C, so "C-style" wouldnt be much of a concern
I certainly wouldn't recommend trying to figure out C++ by reading either of the three major C++ standard libraries.
Maryland resident as well. I believe you payed a few extra dollars for the commemorative license plate.

The war that is being advertised is the one where the British were a bit frustrated that we didn’t accept their ways, and they were coming back to take what was theirs. They rolled up to DC and burned everything except a few buildings. Legend has it that Madison and family left the White House so fast that when the British arrived, the food was still warm on the table.

The British then rolled up to Baltimore thinking it would be an easy capture just like D.C. was.

They were wrong, and we ended up causing them to pack up and leave in defeat.

The war is prestigious to Maryland because over 3,000 militia members from Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania successfully kept the worlds superpower at bay, saving Baltimore and probably the rest of the country.
Awesome news !
So true, but I had to actually go over the process to fully realize this.

They take over everything in life, work, hobbies, passions, sleep. Its so god damned hard to raise them, yet extremely rewarding. There is really me before kids and a different person afterwards, envying the previous guy all the freedom and cool stuff he did, but not really wanting to switch place.

The thing is, they eventually leave the life to forge their own path, maybe a bit and maybe almost completely moving away, while partner and friends are for longer and closer.
Capture auth packets of as many neighbours' wifi networks as you can and crack them on a GPU :)
Find some worthy open source projects and run mirrors/torrents for them?
There is no specific policy discussed in that article and there wasn't much specific discussed in the hearing either.
And would be a heck of a terrorist target anywhere along its length.
First time hearing about this client. I primarily use the Reddit iOS app, which seems fine. What's better about Apollo?
> Where exactly "is" a domain name?

In a database, which, for dot-org, would be owned by Public Interest Registry, which is headquartered in Reston, Virginia, US:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Interest_Registry

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.org

Though the technical side of things is run by Afilias / Identity Digital, located in Bellevue, WA:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afilias
If their romantic significant others are fine being number two in this way, and it's all consensual, then they should do it and move their lives the way they want to.

I would personally not be OK with this setup with a romantic partner (neither as one who would see a friend as my number one or if the romantic partner did with someone else), but that's obviously not supposed to limit them in any way, since I'm not part of their equation.

All relationships could do well with clear boundaries, understanding, and a ton of communication to continuously maintain that as relationships evolve.
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> sur hackernews

"nouvelles de pirates", sûrement? :)
why should I comment when everyone just downvotes me.
There's not, that I'm aware of, at least in the US market.

And using a feature phone for security reasons is laughable. Feature phones are notoriously insecure.

If you need tethering, just use a 5G hotspot.
As far as I can tell, this bug appears to be fixed in 6.3.5.
> I believe you payed a few extra dollars for the commemorative license plate.

I am absolutely 100% positive that I neither paid extra dollars for the War of 1812 commemorative license plate, nor was offered an option -- this was the "standard" plate in 2012, no other "standard" plate was available, this was what you got unless you wanted to pay for a "specialty" plate.

Perhaps in 2013-2016 it was different. Or perhaps if you already had a standard pre-2012 plate, you could pay to replace it with the commemorative one? But if you were getting new plates in 2012, you got this one as the default option. I am sure.

Other interesting historical facts about the War of 1812 include all the native indian nations who allied with Great Britain in the desperate futile hope that somehow they could stop their inexorable disposession and ethnic cleansing by the USA.
Then there we have it then. I use cast iron for anything that requires heat, frying and browning, and for anything like boiling, tomato sauces or stews I use the stainless as to not strip the fats from the cast iron.

Keeps it simple.
A tanker full of batteries isn't going to move enough energy to be worth it.

Chemical batteries are god awful for stationary power applications. You'd be better off synthesizing carbon fuel from the air or electrolyzing hydrogen...or using the technology we already have which can just do it (nuclear).
If I want to use drones to send explosives over a border, you can be sure I’m not going to care about what the FAA wants.
The maintainers of icecream and distcc have an understanding that we want to bring the two back together. It will probably never happen as nobody wants to do the work (and there may be some differences in how they work that are not resolvable)
Good luck releasing a client like that on the App Store.
Indeed. I live in Chicago. Several years back, mid-winter, we suddenly had a geyser in the middle of our courtyard: burst pipe. Called in experts, and several hours and one coffin-sized hole in our yard later, we had running water again. I asked them for the 10" / 25 cm spliced-out bit of pipe, and still have it -- it is amazingly heavy, and definitely lead.
This is amazing!!! Downloaded the Darwin arm64 release, extracted it, installed to /usr/local/bin, followed the setup instructions, cloned a Bitbucket HTTPS repo, it opened my browser and authenticated me, and the repo cloned!

We have to get this packaged in Homebrew!
At full speed they overheat after 20 minutes or so.
Maybe give https://aligna.team a try.
The chips and scratches are the signs to dispose of non-stick pans. Wooden spoons before that, and no stacking harder pans inside of them.
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CQRS time baby.
"Dear government, yes, I was spending my money accessing an illegal minution, please don't throw me too far under the jail"

I'd like you to stop and think about this for a minute... which country is going to be exporting powerful GPUs? If the US blocked GPU resources, do you think China will suddenly start allowing everyone to have them? No, they'd jump right on board with their own limitations so they didn't have to worry about internal issues.
Only if you are well-off due to your parents, or lucky, or lazy. I've moved around, and folks I've met everywhere definitely don't fit into this description, including me. I ended up in Switzerland, a country full of EU (and other) immigrants where almost nobody fits that description, even locals we know come from various parts.

Depends on what your ambitions are in life. Which goes back to first sentence.
I suppose you could write a few line wrapper that panics :)

But yeah, most of the time I don't even want to think which allocator to use let alone handle it's errors.
I thought Deep Mind had solved all of the folding we would ever need.

Did some digging and the answer is "apparently not": https://foldingathome.org/2020/12/08/protein-folding-and-rel...
I think they just mean ‘not 4k’, which is overkill for most use cases.

The 1440p suite includes a 3:2 resolution at 2160x1440.
https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/pfas/health-effects/us-population....

I found this website useful and I found this encouraging.

>Since 2002, production and use of PFOS and PFOA in the United States have declined. As the use of some PFAS has declined, some blood PFAS levels have gone down as well.

>From 1999-2000 to 2017-2018, blood PFOS levels declined by more than 85%.

>From 1999-2000 to 2017-2018, blood PFOA levels declined by more than 70%.

Of course they may have just switched to other PFAs but it is something.

I also found this recommendation useful-

>Below 2 nanograms per milliliter: If blood concentration levels fall below 2 nanograms per milliliter, people “are not expected to have adverse health effects,” the committee said.

When looking at the charts remember that 2 ng/mL is the same at 2 ug/L, the units used in the graphs.
Plenty of Americans stay put, they're just poor, so you are ignorant of them
Is it legal for US citizens to use that gambling site in the US?

I thought the US courts believe .com and .org to be 'in' the US and have seized gambling .com domains that are targeting US citizens in the past.
post your public key to github, the rest takes care of itself.
Trying not to be negative with any cool project, this feels like the wrong layer in which to build SVG functionality.

I mean, if the path can already be generated, an intermediary executable can easily pipe that in and turn into an SVG file. That can be implemented in python, node, rust, whatever and can be given any number of styling options.
Different strokes for different folks for sure, but I personally cannot stand the "official" app. It's popular for sure, but mainly because reddit is popular and most people simply opt for the "official" client by default. The one time I tried it I hated all the ads, the inability to follow comment chains properly, the sluggishness -- really, everything. Apollo was a GODSENT back when it was announced. And I'm not even talking about tasks you would do as a moderator. I do hope that they reverse their decision.
Curious, how did you handle the result?

I never trust hardware mute, I rather see the software also show a mute icon as well.
Yes. I've been working for 20+ years doing web applications. There have been various tools or movements over that time that had promises of generating code for developers (like GPT may do today) with associated benefits of not having to write software, jobs going offshore, etc. None of them came fully true.

I don't expect AI to help in any significant way in the next 3-5 years where there is an industry wide shift in how we work. Writing boiler plate code for a brand new web app is super simple. In the span of 20+ years, I've maybe done that a handful of times where that was needed for a work project (many more times personally exploring things, etc.)

The hard part about software development isn't typing/generating code, its getting to a level of shared understanding about what is being requested from other humans and what constraints there are with delivering that and making decisions about trade-offs. Then there is all the non-functional elements of running software in production: scalability, maintenance, patching, security, monitoring, etc.
I think 30 seconds of downtime over 3 years probably isn't that much of an issue for anybody. Floating point calculations being wrong though.. that's a bigger problem.
Amazing, how are you posting from 20 years ago about today's events?
Not close:

https://www.livescience.com/record-number-of-pi-digits.html

108 days on a 2021 supercomputer is a lot more compute than $10k.
Let me qualify that:

(a) it attracts tons of free publicity

(b) allows them to sing the praises of their AI services as not just a nice business, but also as "extremely smart" to the point of being (eventually) dangerous

(c) they already know the "moratorium" is BS, and ain't gonna happen, so no districtions to their AI business by their "suggestion" about having one

(d) they're poised to talk to top political and military leaders to discuss this, present their businesses as national assets, get nice deals
Yes it does, because of LIMIT N. An unordered result set will stop after the first N matches.
> Shareholders are spending these extravagant sums for tasks that can now be done just as well by an AI program trained on 100 years of corporate reports and Wall Street Journal texts.

Citation needed, etc. I think this is just meant to be funny but if anyone wants it to be more than that I’d need to see some actual proof.
They key question is whether death penalty or life sentence acts as an effective deterrent. We all heard that Chinese execute for big corruption. Does this mean China has eradicated corruption? I have my doubts (and believe me, I don’t ever jump on CCP hate train).
You can damage it yourself. Seems pretty straightforward.
Very interested about this too. It’s missing important features from the official app like chats and live threads.
I'm a bit confused why nobody suggested cryptocurrency mining? not feasible?
I have worked in cyber for 20 years, here are some of my greatest hits:

- being able to translate vendor BS to "if you don't do $X, $Y will happen with $Z likelihood"

- getting things to play nicely with each other, specifically in a SOAR or SIEM context (integrations suck, they are buggy, have varying levels of completeness, etc)

- knowing whether a tool is deployed, working and healthy

- having so. many. agents.

My biggest recommendation for selling/pitching/positioning anything in cyber is to solve problems I already am dealing with. Do not go to a customer with a flashlight that points out new, unknown issues and requires additional resources to fix... it's fine to point out problems, so long as you have an easy button I can smash to fix it, without having to pull in someone to deal with it.
What you propose is basically a form that can be served over https.
I've been thinking about using it for Python hot paths. I'm not smart enough to write rust (at least without limitless supplies of aspirin). And I'd like to avoid C for all the obvious reasons.
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I'm sure there are many HN users who don't dabble in the android ecosystem, not enough hours in the day lol. I've been in the apple ecosystem after I left Symbian when the first iphone came out. Apple works well for me! Grapheneos looks great tho. :)
Me too, that is why I said the problems are comparable, not the same.
I get what you're saying w/r/t CSRF. While every app could be different, in practice most websites do real bog-standard CSRF tokens, and I could see a user agent be able to get things working with like 95% of websites. Though I could think of many schemes to obfuscate things dynamically if you are motivated enough! But I like the idea of a user agent that is built around making it easier for you to just get "your" data in these ways.

> introduces no new holes - everything I ask for is already possible when running a native application.

A native application involves downloading a binary and installing it on your machine. Those involve a higher degree of trust than, say, clicking on a random URL. "I will read this person's blog" vs "I will download a binary to read this preson's blog" are acts with different trust requirements. At least for most people.

I suppose in a somewhat ironic way the iOS sandbox makes me feel more comfortable downloading random native apps but it probably really shouldn't! The OS is good about isolating cookie access for exactly the sort of things you're talking about (the prompt is like "this app wants to access your data for website.com)), but I should definitely be careful
Fine them 10x the ill gotten gross profits and imprison the perpetrators.
I'm gonna go ahead and say everything. It's faster, no ads, beautifully designed so that it really shines on iOS, you can customize it to no end, ... the list goes on. Check it out on the AppStore if you like (or wait and see how this all turns out beforehand).
Fart around in the free section of itch.io and you’ll likely see you’ve just been playing too many games people are trying to sell you.
I am not much of a Zig-head, but the best compromise I can think of is having a few operators which purely and solely exist for this purpose. In other words, there is no operator overloading, but you can define, say, "#+" for any two structs, or something like that.

So if you want to encode matrix multiplication, then you'll always have to write `mat1 #* mat2`. This feels like a hack, and isn't all that elegant, but it'd be clear that every usage of such an operator is a disguised function call. (And according to what Andrew Kelley said, it's all about not hiding function calls or complex operations in seemingly innocent 'overloaded' symbols.)

If you want to take this one step further you'd probably have to allow users to define infix functions, which would be its own can of worms.

Honestly, I am not particularly happy with any of these ideas, but I can't think of anything better either!
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I think the developers wanted "the mouse to be your hand" and you could aim the gun with the mouse without also moving the viewport. I remember missing this aspect in later FPS games.

This was reasonable thing to try out and this was partly developed before DOOM so how FPS games works wasn't settled yet.

Actually this problem with moving your hand independent from viewport wasnt solved unitil Oculus Rift CV1 with its hand controllers.
…writes a person who's never been a CEO before.

Which is not to say that AI won't be immensely helpful for running companies; just that once you're in the role for two days you realize that replacing that role entirely isn't going to happen.

> AI can win at chess now. You think being a CEO is harder than chess? Come on.

Being a CEO isn't like playing chess. Being a CEO is more like a really complex version of self-driving cars. Why? Because it involves interacting with other humans, all the time. It's all people problems.

Chess isn't. Chess is decision-making with a finite (if immense) set of possibilities. Very different set of problems.
Train a model then burn it to the ground.