skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unlikely they're doing packet analysis, and Wireguard can be run on any port. Just change the port.
Depending on the type of ad/adblocker combo, the website might still get the money for them, so the only “harm” you do is to the advertisers.
Surprised this point wasn't higher up. I'm starting to see this everywhere, dry grass, yellow leaves, dead trees. Growing up in Ireland I never saw anything but green but it's become visibly more lifeless year on year since around 2017.
Not sure what you earn, but I think the average tech salary can get you an enormous place in a non-centrally located area of basically any city.

Even in the UK, where home prices are exorbitant right now, you can get a 4 bedroom home in the outskirts of Birmingham for the same price of a 2 bedroom flat in central Birmingham.

Heres a couple of homes to show the price difference. Note: that the prices themselves are not relevant only that they're the same.

Flat: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/132806696#/?channel=R...

House: https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/131243774#/?channel=R...
The typical engineer will absolutely be able to afford this, especially as their remote status allows them to live in a low-cost location where they can rent a small house with a yard for the cost of 1br in SF.
Why doesn't Reddit just disable the ability to "go dark"?
airbnb, adobe and apple, are in sf.
and that's just the As
>To me the only thing lost when WFH vs working in the office are the random conversations you eventually pick up when passing by the coffee machine

The way to get these is to basically ban private conversations. Have everything as a thread in Slack or somewhere, create topic channels where people can actually join these conversations
Then call it slow development, not stopped. A stable a year ago and a beta a month ago is more active than most software out there, for which development literally stopped.

Or do you have any affiliation with WinRAR?
No. But I do think he's a war criminal who irreparably damaged this country in countless ways and not subjecting himself to the ICC is a denial of everything America says it represents.

Bush did more damage to America than Russia could ever hope to have done. I think he damaged America more than Trump.

I think America's time in Iraq was not fundamentally genocidal and I don't remember America violently putting down opposition to the war at home so I think it falls short of "Hitler". While we did destroy the regime, I don't think we tried to destroy the notion of "iraq" or of being "iraqi." I could be convinced that we were worse than I think.
Most likely being noticed because https://webkit.org/blog/13706/interop-2023/
just open the windows the more you can
Video ads are an exception — especially when your country pushes their disgusting propaganda through it. I could honestly throw my phone at a wall when I hear that ad, and it is constantly everywhere — I don’t even understand how come I can’t report it or make it not appear to me in google?!

(Country is Hungary..)
Not leaks. On filter exit. Air moves around on clean side of filter but it's not a straight line. Dirty air will flow into the clean side from the room due to turbulence of the air on exit.
You must be american if you think it's that easy. I think american don't realise how brits end up learning both our versions of words and theirs too because so much TV is american.
Here we are talking about 1-2 ppm accuracies. I don't need more than 100ppm accuracy from my CO2 monitor. Hell, just show me one of 4 values: 400, 600, 800 and 1000+ but don't lie.
they will definitely not give a choice whether they want to see ads and which ads, they will do opposite recently they started not allowing adblockers on youtube web
FLOC and topics was exactly that FWIW.
That sounds like wishful thinking that there is an easy solution for this. Controlled burns can help, but the real issue is that global warming makes areas dryer and the vegetation there is not adapted for the dryer/warmer conditions. We have to tackle more seriously the elephant in the room.
Of course it's not the biggest loss here but it's striking that there's talk of canceling the a Canadian Formula 1 Grands Prix in Montreal due to the fires. This would be the second race since the beginning of the season canceled due to climate emergencies.
The summer weather in central Texas is not to my liking. When I was there it was very hot, very muggy and dusty. It's better than San Antonio, but if I lived in Texas it be down by Corpus Christi. Rockport was really nice. I once thought about retiring to the Gulf Coast. Fort Walton Beach Florida with it's white sand beaches was a real find for me because it was cheap to live too.
With your view of the world, no one can campaign for any improvement in their conditions if there is someone who has it worse than them.
Once they develop past 3 years olds in reasoning abilities…
I don't think I've ever seen a website that broke when I clicked "decline", or "disable all+save".

(Yes, I manually click or click click for every website. Also I don't think that EU "broke the internet", rather they made me painfully aware that every f.in website uses cookies and other tracking methods just to give my browsing history to ~300 total random company for no reason.)
I wonder, if Nat Friedman, who was the CEO of GitHub until recently, would work to tie this to the Microsoft/OpenAI LLM empire?

Or am I just being paranoid?
Not only that, half this supposedly necessary tech actually slows you down: containers and kubernetes, websockets galore, clients like giant barnacles on your server, then we get these best practices that weren’t thought out well: sessions, etc… mostly it’s the cargo cult implementation knee jerk response “gotta have it” like some frontend maniac from 2010 adding jquery to everything, when what is needed is to keep the hood open and keep people talking about the engine parts instead of calling it done and schlepping some guys tractor drag race motor around town delivering pizzas
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Donkeys years ago means a long time. You don't prefix it with a few.
> If it's a cash offer, it's a seller's job to determine if you have the money, not if you paid taxes on it.

Yes, but your bank and the bank of the seller both have strict KYC/AML rules to respect. And the seller probably doesn't want to accept a pile of bills that requires laundering.
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Lots of things are scams in crypto, but Binance is not one of them. The allegations that they misappropriated user funds in any material way are absurd. They didn't. They have never had any serious problems meeting redemptions or withdrawals in any of their products, and despite this lawsuit dropping and the asset freeze being granted by the court, still aren't. If they were insolvent, withdrawals would have been frozen a long time ago.

This is a political stunt. Nothing more. Some helpful context:

https://twitter.com/superanonymousk/status/16666372273239982...

Gensler is a man who's overtures to work for Binance were spurned. He came into power at the SEC, and then he went after them, literally since the day he entered office. They were originally going to drop this case right when FTX blew up, but they knew how bad the optics of that would be, so they waited. This isn't someone impartial, looking out for investors. This is someone spiteful, looking out for himself.

If he wanted to protect people, he'd have done this when the market was hot. That's when investors need protection. That's when a good regulator acts - when a market is overexcited and people are being exploited. Who, exactly, is being protected now? From what?
Python PEP for Making the GIL Optional Doesn't Get Enough Support
from the PEP author Sam Gross:

Hi Gregory and the Steering Council,
Thanks for reviewing the PEP. The PEP was posted five months ago, and it has been 20 months since an end-to-end working implementation (that works with a large number of extensions) was discussed on python-dev. I appreciate everyone who has taken the time to review the PEP and offer comments and suggestions.

You wrote that the Steering Council's decision does not mean "no," but the steering council has not set a bar for acceptance, stated what evidence is actually needed, nor said when a final decision will be made. Given the expressed demand for PEP 703, it makes sense to me for the steering committee to develop a timeline for identifying the factors it may need to consider and for determining the steps that would be required for the change to happen smoothly.

Without these timelines and milestones in place, I would like to explain that the effect of the Steering Council's answer is a "no" in practice. I have been funded to work on this for the past few years with the milestone of submitting the PEP along with a comprehensive implementation to convince the Python community. Without specific concerns or a clear bar for acceptance, I (and my funding organization) will have to treat the current decision-in-limbo as a “no” and will be unable to pursue the PEP further.

Github Link: https://github.com/python/steering-council/issues/188#issuec...
If your threat model includes getting hacked by the government, then your only choice of OS would be some hardened open source OS with fully reproducible builds and no proprietary driver blobs installed.
Acceleration would include changes in gravity.
Yeah the 747 was originally designed as a freighter in the first place, the A380 wasn't
Much easier to track them via their smartphone, which already gives approximate location, and which is already collected in bulk by carriers and accessible 24/7 without a warrant by federal spies. They also have all the historical data so even if your phone is off or not with you they can estimate with a high degree of probability which city you are in at a given time.
Just as well! Oligopolies are almost as bad as monopolies, for rent seeking and stifling competition.

I don't know about US law, but EU competition law is concerned about “significant market power” and not (just) monopolies.
Not the person you asked, but, ADHD/ADD covers quite a lot, and what works for some might have adverse effect for others. It's not uncommon to be extremely focused and productive on certain tasks, then struggle immensely with distractions and procrastination for other tasks. I say immensely, because this applies to some degree to everyone.

I too felt I was only productive during certain times and deadzones. But, it turns out, I just need to be left alone to focus. Which not only means not being disturbed by others, but also not so easily doing it myself by wanting to interact with others. If no one else is working, nothing to do but focus. This same effect made working in an office exhausting.

I now work 40%, exclusively remote, and I get more done than I did at 100%. Some weeks by a factor of 2. "How is that possible?", consider that under normal office hours, I would clock in-the-zone productive work to about 2-4 hours. Remote: 7-11 hours. A bad week at the office: 10 hours, two good days at home: 20 hours.

"Yeah, but that's just you sucking at working in an office environment". Indeed. And there are dozens of us. Dozens! A good manager should strive to get the best value out of their workers.
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Maybe one day. In the mean time, it is best for many people to invent many tools and then find out which work the best for the most people.
The pandemic warped things a bit, but Canadian house prices have been tumbling down over the last year or so. Interest rates are probably a big part of that, but the UK is raising at roughly the same rates and prices aren't falling nearly as fast.
It is pretty scary to see how people are in denial in this thread. I would also prefer if there was an easy solution like controlled fires to this, but physics doesn't care what I prefer. We need to get global warming under control. There is simply no way around it.
Wow. I'm seriously amazed.

Best intro text, best item lore, best in-game computer and it looks absolutely great.

Are you on Twitter/Mastodon?
Because... that's how the user signals that the form is complete and correct, and ready to go, or to be submit -ted?

Maybe I'm not understanding your frustration...?
Except.... Companies regularly switch their legal entities around. Which can be annoying. So you might wake up one day seeing ownership was transfered from <X> to <X>.

Still, it could be not disclosing it in such cases and live with it in a gray zone.
The reality of meetings is that they're all a waste of time. I'm starting to think the same about Teams meetings.

Video chat (for screensharing) with colleagues? Wonderfully effective. 64 people in the one Teams meeting? 100% seems to be "manager who can't bring himself to write a more then a 1 paragraph email and instead thinks too highly of his oratory skills".

Which has led me to my grand hypothesis that if you're calling a meeting just to give a fixed speech, write it out first and then decide why it's not an email...or decide just not to send it at all. If you think you need a meeting, then prepare the topics for discussion ahead of time and solicit an initial round of feedback.
That's just what it boils down to: Add kids to the mix and you'll have them change schools (and their entire social circle) every time you do a career change - to earn more, to do something more interesting, or because you're simply forced to.

For anyone but singles, co-located work seems anachronistic. Worked back in the day were only one person in the family had a job, and jobs were held for decades (not years) I suppose. Today it seems ludicrous to expect anyone to move for work.

Which naturally leads into either long commutes or remote work. Having built several remote-first companies, I'm gonna say it's not perfect, but it really works.
Maybe because it looks like a score and it's satisfying to get to another hundreds or thousands milestone like in games?
Nuclear power plants use of land is almost zero compared to wind farms and solar parks.
I knew I should've explained myself in more detail. Sorry.

>Basically you need to trust more vendors of security solutions than before

Yes and no. You may have to trust the vendor of your hardware key, or you can get one that has open source firmware, like NitroKey.

Regarding the number of trusted parties - it depends. To have a account that use passwords, you must trust them to handle your password well. You can mitigate this trust need somewhat by using a password manager and strictly using unique passwords (and ideally usernames and emails too!), but this now requires trust in your password manager. Again, OSS solutions like BitWarden, KeePass and pass make this less of an issue. My point is, if you are handleing your passwords well (ie you are using a password manager), you are not really required to trust more parties, only change which ones. Furthermore, WebAuthn is stabdardized, so unlike with password managers, there's less room for "creative" programmers to make mistakes (like lastpass did).

Regarding DNS security,

I meant that highjacking a company's domain, be it trough compromising their account with their registrar or by non-validated or even non-existant DNSSEC can enable attacks. This is true of other forms of identifocatin though. I just want to be fair and not oversell this tech as a silver bullet. If all things are done right however (like they must be with other forms of id.), this does significantly increase security.

>borrow your friend's laptop for 5 min to check your email any more

In general, no. Assuming they run a reasonably recent version of Chrome and Windows/Linux/Android* (I don't have apple so idk), it will work driverlessly.

You may be surprised to know this, but it's fundamentally a fairly old technology at this point. Hardware keys have been supported in some capacity by systems for over 10 years now, and WebAuthn essentially just standardised what was already there. It was a fairly easy adjustment. At this point in time, I don't know of any hardware key being sold that does not support this nor any common OS (again, besides Apple stuff, they should supported but I cannot test it.)

*Ah, yes, Android is a wierd one. Technically it's not yet in android, but it's been in the Google Play services for years now. But thechnically, there are android devices without those (like mine).
Yeah this video was 99% background, fluff, and B roll.
personally, I've been wanting to try passkeys and this is the first provider I'm aware of that will let me, so that is newsworthy to me
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How does that even happen? I mean for localizing software - any software - you need some kind of Lookup key for each resource and then you can do a lookup for that key and a language, to get the resource (An image, a text string, whatever). So the function is (key, language) -> resource. E.g. ("filetype:zip", "en-US") -> "Zip file". Since any term can be used in multiple places and words can have multiple meanings, you can't localize software as a mapping from one language to another. Especially not english.
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It would look even worse on their part, and there will probably still be a lot of people boycotting Reddit by their own volition regardless of how the site operates.
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> ...which requires professional help, behavioral therapy, and possibly even psychedelics since you have had 20+ years of conditioning yourself to be the way you are now.

Why? Sounds like marketing propaganda from the psychoanalysis industry.

> .... General happiness and fulfilment in life

Are not related to being burned out and are overrated.

To OP: Do something else with your time, keep trying till something works out. Long time ago, I took a vacation from work that I have been enduring severe stress daily for over a year, when I got back to work it was too much.

Find something you enjoy doing and keep doing that.
Some notes about flushing GA zone:

- Whois ga server address: WEB+WHOIS whois.nic.ga (use whois -h whois.nic.ga some.domain.ga).

- Domains like TELE.GA got auto-transition. They were registered via Gandi (was not Freenom reseller? huh).

Now they have whois "Date de création: 2023-06-05T00:00:00Z". Exactly at midnight.

- Domain like GOOGLE.GA got VIP service. Engineer reported the problem at Mon Jun 5 02:33:22 UTC 2023 (https://lists.dns-oarc.net/pipermail/dns-operations/2023-Jun...).

Less than 48 hours they've registered a new registrar(!) Markmonitor at ANINF (There is no such registrar in the list https://www.mon.ga/english.html).
Faster than light.

- Domains like ASTI.GA spent around $25(year fee) + $50(corporate fee for manual processing) and registered domain via Gandi in a small window of time.

- Registrar Netim: $18 till end of month, then $26 per year.

- All other PAID ga domains squatted via Safe Names registrar around 2023-06-06 15:00. They pointed a delegation on one (sick!) NS server ns03.freenom.com

So you can switch delegation at freenom's dashboard to "Use default nameservers (Freenom Nameservers)" and set up needed records (only A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, LOC, NAPTR, RP).

- You cannot register at Safe Names site: Error "Update Unsuccessful Please fix the missing or invalid Data". All data is filled in.

Awesome businass.

- All registered domains have 06.06.2023 - 06.06.2024, 1 year registration.

- Same [s]sh..[/s] with ML zone. https://agetic.gouv.ml/note-dinformation-relative-au-rapatri...
They wanted to switch at the end of March 2023, but nothing seems to have happened.
Well the moderators could just strike in protest? Which would probably cause more issues
It's sort of interesting to think about how you would feed this with data.

So if there's a router box that on one side has the optical link that can transfer 1.8 pbit/s out then what's on the other side to get the data into the box? 180k 10gbit ethernet ports? Well, obviously not, so there would be ... 180 10 Tbit/s optical links?

And what would be the processor that could multiplex at that data rate?

If the latest intel 6.0ghz processor coult push out one cache line worth of data for each cycle, that would mean you need (1.8 * 10^15) / (64 * 6 * 10^9 * 8) = 586 of these processors!
Could some custom silicon handle this or would you need some optical processing?

Wild stuff.
Hi, actual mac gamer here, I use Geforce Now to play games.
Got myself a founders edition account and while I would have liked to have access to all my weird little indie games, the major games I play is on it OldWorld, Generation Zero, Stellaris, Timberborn, Elite Dangerous, etc..

Apple is never going to be taken seriously by the PC gaming industry, there is to much old wounds from being burned by Apple. So the next best thing as a MAc Gamer is to go with a streaming game service and run parallells for weird little indie games.

the only reason they are opening up for gaming on the Mac platform now is the Apple Vision system.

There is no VR games for mac, VR Chat is not for mac.
To get Vision any traction they need to have Entertainment on it.
Or Porn. But Apple is staunchly anti-Porn.

But we all know that their new VR movie recording system is going to be used for porn more so than birthday parties.
Funny, me experience is quite opposite. Also in eastern europe, takes me 30 minutes on foot to get to the office. And the walk is quite enjoyable!
I have worked in open offices and private ones and there is maybe a factor 4 of more sick days in the open office according to my guesstimation.

It is mainly the long air sharing I believe that can be a difference. You still go to the same toilettes and touch the same doorhandles.
The EU woke up too late for that MS/IE situation, but it did lead to some massively good thing (in my opinion): documentation of office file format, of SMB protocol, decoupling on IE and Windows Media Player ("Windows N" was funny, but the decoupling was real and is still to this day), etc ...

That's why I hope for them to react to this one. The EU has been stepping up lately about making sure enforcement match the rules.
Not going to lie, this is quite cute
I mean he calls everybody out all the time right? And then retracts cause oops it was all half-truths and assumptions. I feel like there’s no signal here, this guy treats the truth as an inconvenient obstacle at best.
I was about to write the same.

I wondered if the script was generated by a bad AI. It was so repetitive and free of useful information.
The comment I was hoping to see.
No, you are so far up in your ivory tower, you started to use pseudo-science, and now accuse peoples of being a troll, it's easier to lie to yourself than face the reality.

You still didn't send any link to the evidence you were talking about.
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Thank you. I found the thread and title very… cryptic.
Argument can be made, the workers that are losing their jobs wouldn’t have these jobs at all if they didn’t expand, IPO out and etc.