skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't even buy that it's less safe to play outside, but parents refuse to let their kids do it and those that do have occasionally faced problems with police and child services for doing what parents have allowed their kids to do for generations. It's no surprise kids are turning to screens when they aren't allowed to walk to school let alone ride a bike with friends or go to a park on their own. I also agree that our society has made parents less available. Just to get by every adult in a household is forced to work long hours away from home. We need to find a balance between latchkey kids and helicopter parenting, and making it once again feasible to support a family on a single income would go a long way. Right now, people can work 40 hours a week without even being able to support just themselves!
You don't need to agree to TOS to scrape a public website, what they write in it is moot.
Bill Burr put it correctly: "why would you send your saliva into the internet?"

Don't. You don't have any guarantees that these dubious companies will do right by your DNA. I'm surprised when people who wouldn't keep Alexa in their homes would send their DNA to ancestry.com. Like do you realise DNA is forever? You AND your entire bloodline is now forsaken genetic privacy for all eternity! A single leak and your genetic data is out in the internet for perpetuity!

I've even stopped giving blood samples to random pathology services and restrict to just one (no guarantees that they'll not fork me over either but at least minimise my exposure).
Great. A bunch of VR shit apps just like the regular app store.
Climate variance works both ways, and I'm not sure which side is more important.

For example harsh winters and big temperature differences make maintenance of motorways significantly more expansive compared to railways and walking paths. Hence you have trans-siberian rail but no trans-siberian motorway network.

Also Netherlands did car-centric design in 50s. Then they stopped and reverted it because they realized it sucked.
Every time mistakes in cancer tests come up, I have to bring up this textbook counter-intuitive probabilistic result that happens when one tries to detect an a priori very rare condition.

It follows from a straightforward application of Bayes formula:

- Suppose a person has 1% chance of getting cancer, so p(cancer) = 0.01

- Suppose that the test has 99% sensitivity and specificity, i.e., p(positive | cancer) = p(negative | no cancer) = 0.99 (no test is perfect in the real world, in this case the test is wrong only one time every 100).

- To use Bayes we first need the probability of a positive result regardless of disease status, i.e. p(positive) = p(positive | cancer) * p(cancer) + p(positive | no cancer) * p(no cancer) = 0.99 * 0.01 + 0.01 * 0.99 = 0.0198

- Then by Bayes we have p(cancer | positive) = p(positive | cancer) * p(cancer) / p(positive) = 0.99 * 0.01 / 0.0198 = 0.5

And things get worse the rarer the condition is. For example, when p(cancer) = 0.001 then p(cancer | positive) = 0.09, while for p(cancer) = 0.5 the computations above give p(cancer | positive) = 0.99.

In other words, the rarer the condition, the more precise tests have to be to have confidence in its results.
I thought Twitter was horribly slow just because of the insane amount of JS and HTML it uses for displaying some simple text. I've always avoided clicking on Twitter links because it's so ridiculously slow.
I went through several "challenging" (I prefer this to "Bad", you still learn something from them) trips in my 20s, some I felt like I'd conquered or come to terms with a part of my psyche, others threw me into a deep depression unable to talk to friends and family easily for up to two weeks.
Who is he? Aether is FOSS. https://github.com/aethereans/aether-app
It appears to be an opinion piece, not a review.

The author carefully avoids saying they haven’t actually used it.
Okay, for what purpose?
I'm not sure what Beelink is supposed to be mistaken for. I only know them for their micro-PCs and I'm not familiar with another brandname that it is supposed to remind me of.

I hadn't heard of Minisforum though. But the same goes there - not sure what is is supposed to be mistaken for.
Regardless of what actually happened today, the high level was absolutely deliberate, it is just basic dam maintenance to let more water out when it fills. And that was absolutely reckless, contributing to certain deaths today.

Of course, if you are planning on blowing the dam, that makes sense for maximum damage, but I speculate.
That's why they aren't called laptops anymore. They're called notebooks. Because you're not supposed to use them on your lap.
I we focus on the largest nuclear power plant in Europe for a minute.

Are all reactors completely shut off?

Is there any danger of meltdown?
Are you seriously trying to suggest that it's equivalently risky giving a 10 year old a phone or heroin?
When do you think we'll get the first repairable and upgradable VR headset?
That roadway was taken out 8 months ago.
The problem is the same as what destroyed the diagnosis through expert systems the first time around in the 80s/90s.. the software adds an asterisk behind every diagnosis, whether positive or negative, and says “..but talk to your doctor to be sure”. The consequence is that patients flood doctors, and you might as well remove the software from the equation.
With such a big terminal screen you might even recreate what an 720p screen can, with 256 colors!

I never really understood why we like to hack character arrays into pixels, when.. we can just manipulate the pixels themselves? I mean, I like and actually prefer the cli interface of many programs, but can’t ever imagine replacing a good IDE with vim.
It can be less safe in part because there are fewer eyes on the street. If everyone has a lot of kids and a lot of those kids are outside together playing stick ball or whatever, it's much less likely one of them will be molested, kidnapped, etc.
> idol-worshiping pagans

That came out.. wrong?
* Oakley Flight Deck Ski Goggles = 370g

* Quest 2 = 503g

Apple's headset has no battery and they are pretty good with weight management so likely to be on par with a pair of ski goggles.

Which again people typically wear for many days at a time.
well, I am not telling everyone should do the same as me. I just don't want someone telling me that I should not do it.

Because that's the final goal of such movements: start with "voluntary pledges", move into social stigmatization of dissidents, capture organizational rule, and then, finally, the law. The same script as the prohibition. It is an inexorable and fairly predictable movement, probably a cultural heritage from Calvinism.
So he didn't sell the rights to Tetris after all?
If only Apple made a device in a similar form factor...
It doesn't matter if the defenses are wiped out, if you cannot cross to reach those defenses. The terrain and roads will be wrecked and everything will be a muddy mess for miles.
Did they really say "Jim Cameron?" Lol.
Did you say porn? I think you meant porn. Not YouTube.
Wasn't there a recent SCOTUS case that upheld the need to follow TOS?
I read the article, in my book the option of sending out a mass email of "you have cancer" should have been impossible. If a test showed that there is potential for cancer the email should have always been written by a real human. Instead it seems the "you have cancer" template sits in the same system with all the other "customer engagement" emails. If that's not a "sign of moving fast and break things" then I don't know. These different topics should have been compartmentalised into totally different departments that don't have anything to do with each other.
Maybe forcing a mechanical failure provides more plausible deniability than simply blowing it up? It also makes it easier to repair considering it's still a valuable source of water for Crimea.
Lots of geeks were into technology before phones. If you were born 20 years earlier it would have been PCs, 40 years earlier it would have been commodore, 60 years earlier it would have been radio.

What got you a job is not your exposure to phones, but your curiosity of how things work.

The difference between the aforementioned and phones is the constant connectivity and parasitic engineering designed to make technology as addicting as possible. Will people who grow up with phones as young kids be doomed? No. Will those same people be more likely to have mental health issues? The science say “probably”.
It is an act of mass destruction and a war crime, that Ukraine was very worried about for some time since it will kill many innocent people. Very, very unlikely they did it. My first bet would be the dam failed from russian negligence / mismanagement, second the russians blew it up. But there will certainly be video of what happened today soon.
Can't you put fuel as expense when you have a small business? Then only individuals would pay that tax, not businesses.

> The actual answer is to build a comprehensive mass transit system that makes driving unnecessary for most people

Car-centric design makes building such a system hard in many ways. You have to tackle both side of the equation at once - encourage public transport and discourage cars. Otherways you build it and nobody uses it.
Open source software developers could never approach the masterpiece of software craftsmanship is on display here. Only exceptional, highly paid professionals with intense focus can achieve this. Generally, those who can, do and get paid handsomely, those who can't, pretend by volunteering their open source. We're talking Hollywood composer vs. music teacher, here.
Non-hams when they see an FCC enforcement action against a ham behaving badly (a “lid”): “isn’t that a bit much? Maybe it was an honest mistake…”

Hams: “Good, serves him right. Jerk knew exactly what he was doing.” (and anyone with a US 1x3 callsign is hardly a newb who just got their Technician license)

73, KI5UKQ / DL4AD
Food and the environment, since there are lab animals who have been on strictly controlled diets and routines for decades which have recently been observed getting fatter.
The main issue with VR is that there is still a headset that you have to wear, which even at a pound weight will make most peoples neck sore after a while (considering people who will get this probably don't have the best habits for posture anyways). There is a reason why most VR headsets get used only once.

Will be interesting to see if the experience in this can offset it. My bet is on no. I wish the focus would shift to AR. Having a pair of sunglasses that can display programmable text based on picture from embedded glasses is 10 times more useful than this thing.
Sorry friend, you are incorrect.

* https://www.reddit.com/r/modnews/comments/13wshdp/api_update...

"If you are using OAuth for authentication: 100 queries per minute per OAuth client id

If you are not using OAuth for authentication: 10 queries per minute"
It does. This doesn't make the concept doomed, though, being on the Fediverse it's already interoperable with Kbin, a hybrid microblogging and link aggregation platform.

A capable person with different views could fork Lemmy while keeping compatibility, and that has happened many times with other Fediverse software.
They will sell much, much more than this. All the wannabe startups and bigwig CEOs will line up to buy this, even if they can't afford it. All that matters is the image.
I want it to work with the original NES Power Glove, or I don't want it at all.
Smart Phones are computers, in a different form factor. Giving you kid an smartphone doesn't mean you need to give him access to facebook, twitter, instagram or tiktok.
Cycling is quite safe. Cars are dangerous.
> If your child’s pledge does become active (10 or more pledges for your child’s grade), Wait Until 8th will notify you. You will receive via email a list of families who are waiting from your child’s grade along with each other’s names and emails to connect you with each other. This helps you to support one another.

So do they send follow-up emails as more people from your kid's school sign up? I assume they aren't spamming you every time one more parent signs up. Maybe it would be best to just email a link to a gdoc that is subsequently updated as more parents sign up?
Where I live, schools employ smart devices as part of the class teaching from grade 1. So that's that.
So refreshing to see a tech company that values having a stable profitable business over hyper growth.
hey thanks, this is super helpful for me as a web dev trying taking time off work to hopefully transition to this space. I especially appreciated your descriptions of the roles.
A hydrologist on twitter said that it would require far fewer explosives to blow it up when overfilled. If they were short on those, it would be another reason.
Yeah but the vast majority of people don't actually use home dir directly and the people who do also know enough to enable it in finder options, search for it using help or the help search soertcut, bookmark or search for it using spotlight.

Spotlight (cmd space) also means you pretty much never have to navigate to a file/folder.

Fyi home is cmd + shift + h which you can find in the go menu or by search for home in the help menu.
Apple only truly started competing against Garmin recently. Improved running metrics, low power mode, better battery (Ultra) etc only showed up recently while Garmin and others had them for years. Even GPS wasn't on the first iteration.
Has Apple solved the existing "lack of a light field screwing up children's brains" issue with VR?
Any owned platform is going to eventually transition to what you describe. Even nonprofits like Wikipedia wind up there.
Which is much bigger than a macbook air in a bag, and can do 2 hours at most.
The app was called out by name during a on-device demo. It would require ADR, and reshooting the actual device. Unreasonable for something that can be left in.
Essentially, this was a misconfigured transactional email campaign, and not the result of an erroneous test or false positive, which is an important, if a bit buried, lede here.
Note that reasoning is _another_ thing that doesn't require sentience. Plus, GPT-4 is capable of doing simple reasoning tasks.
That’s what’s dystopian about it. The normalcy.
Even better. Hah.
Not really. LLMs are good if you account for hallucination.
I migrated to the state from a poor country. But I get it kids are way more exposed now vs what I was back a decade ago.
Was it? Go down to the local coffeeshop for the daily gossip and you'll hear all kinds of things that aren't true. People love to make stuff up and we have always needed to rely on the concept of credible sources. There is nothing to suggest those are going away.
You're Feeding the Beast
You do. I’m 100% sure that flickering your fingers in the air simple (besides looking like an absolute moron) doesn’t have enough information to accurately type. Also, your arms will fatigue immediately.
It's also a property of TS being designed for exactly this use-case, which is why it has these sync bytes and mechanisms to allow decoders to randomly access the stream and still get all the necessary data.
Thank you! Would you know why it is not possible for the entire engine management unit to be fully open sourced?
It was a decade ago, so my memory is a little fuzzy on this.. but that's one of the commits I shared above. Trying to force it to use 1.2. But there was a Gentoo user who ran into issues with that and i had to revert it.

But you do see the problem right? How distros end up creating this weird situation of certain libraries not being available in certain places. They won't even let you statically link your program to those libraries to it into their repositories. It was easier to just give up.
A variety of tools and functions are available in contract management SaaS to automate and expedite contract-related activities. Read on to learn more about it.
And they were almost a pro only market at that price. Personal computers were c64, atari or amiga, personal pc arrived when they were much cheaper, mid 90
This is a fair concern. I have thought about bringing this to the attention of our school board, so that they can publicize it. But I wouldn't want it to be done in a heavy-handed way that implied that 'good parents' wait until 8th.

We need to recognize that different kids may have different needs based on how they get to/from school or extracurriculars, for example. But in the US, I don't see there being much of a risk that kids having smartphones would be stigmatized...the current rate of adoption is quite high, and it's seen as a sign of wealth/status.
This shows why I choose to believe in federation rather than full peer to peer decentralization after years of searching for a good enough peer to peer social media protocol. Not to even mention the content, the site is slow asf, and instead of allowing people to host their own "instances" with multiple communities, they host just the communities with IPFS and pay for ENS domains. This makes the barrier to entry to creating new communities way higher.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36204984
This is way too much text bro lol. I read it, but I think that's why you are being flagged. Too much summary
Remove the /mediaviewer from your final link, it's currently saying the tweet doesn't exist with /mediaviewer.
Russia has blown up major Ukrainian dam
Its simple.

You put your PHI in one place and you encrypt it. Add all of the obvious controls like authentication, access control and monitoring.

Each record gets a UUID. Everywhere else you reference that record by UUID.

- Patient ABC123 called and requested modifications to their record

- Meds delivered to ABC123

- Insurance confirmed for patient ABC123

That’s how you ensure MINIMUM NECESSARY.

And if you want to go crazy there’s literally a crosswalk document published by HHS OCR and NIST:

https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/security/nist-se...
well, organizing an educational campaign and using activism to pressure the industry shouldn't be much harder than organizing this campaign for what is essentially a temperance pledge.
Reactors have been shut down for about half a year. So the hard part is over but they still need quite a bit of water.
It's more than one order magnitude, less than two. So, plural!
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36203648

Source article: https://thedebrief.org/intelligence-officials-say-u-s-has-re...

Vapid interview: https://ghostarchive.org/archive/5rZih https://piped.video/ZSj7QsHRxHQ
Why did they make the front out of glas?
This weigh a lot more than plastic (or aluminium if transparency is not needed), and is probably wuite expensive, too.
Did you look at the video posted above? A big chunk of concrete like that doesn't just fail for mechanical reasons (what does that even mean?).
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I'm a software engineer with 8 years of experience working both in large enterprises and Silicon Valley startups. Last years I've been more focused on frontend, leading and owning frontend for small and large applications.

Thanks for your time.
I suspect that's true, more eyes would help, but honestly the greatest risk to kids from kidnappers and molesters has always come from their own families and other adults close to the family, and not strangers lurking in playgrounds. Some people are in areas with high crime rates (lots of gang violence for example) but mostly cities are safer than ever. It's nice when you've got a real community of people who know each other, and can watch out for each other. Houses kids know they can run to because some adult they can trust will probably be there to help them if they knock. There were some elderly folks like that in my neighborhood when I grew up. We'd stop by for drinks and to chat as kids. If someone got hurt, or we needed something we always had places to turn to. I don't even know who my neighbors are these days.
To be honest, I see much more financial constraints ahead in 5-7 years for the average (even Wester-only) people to think about spending anywhere close to this amount on a luxury device and with the amount of hardware needed even with generational advancement I don’t see it changing.
I think many commenters can’t see forest for the trees.

As with most of domains there’s a curve of speciality. Most of the “don’t ever do that” is aimed for general population.

I believe it’s as with the cotton swabs. While there’s a lot of evidence cleaning ears is not dangerous, doctors don’t want Joe Average - armed with any form of a stick - anywhere near an eardrum.

I agree with a general sentiment about restricting screen time but I myself won’t be following it. I think the problem is the social media and not the screen time per se (which seems to be equalized and for good cause, because Average Jane probably don’t know the difference) and I’m holding out as much as I can threading a line between my kids being ostracized by their peers and endangering their mental health.

There are also other things in consideration. There’s ADHD, there’s ASD, there’s full blown autism. Those together aren’t that uncommon and creates a fair share of kids with different needs - that might have vastly different use of the device with completely different outcome (Many of IT specialists were, after all, hyper focusing on coding or systems or other kind of geeky stuff when they were young).
Mastodon is not P2P
Ask HN: code we write today will be thrown out in the next 30 years
As a software developer, I believe that most of the code written today will be garbage in the next 30 years.

Do you agree?
It's yet another way for executives to torture themselves. Don't envy them.
Source article: https://thedebrief.org/intelligence-officials-say-u-s-has-re...

Vapid interview: https://ghostarchive.org/archive/5rZih https://piped.video/ZSj7QsHRxHQ
How exactly would you replace a keyboard with anything even slightly as productive?
Evacuations under way near Kherson after destruction of dam prompts flooding
Did you try it more than once?

First run: 1. First, take the rabbit across the river and leave it on the other side. - https://imgur.com/a/ZwoBTah

Second run: 1. Take the rabbit across the river. - https://imgur.com/a/Faq95U5

Third run: 1. First, take the puma across the river and leave it on the other side. - https://imgur.com/a/eIUeHM3
Are we talking about the same disorder? The inability to concentrate on thing that don't immediately pique my interest has costed me quite a lot. Had I gotten diagnosed and medicated earlier, I feel like I could have finished my Bachelor's, or keep my last job, or get a driver's license.

I was shocked to find out that the concentration capabilities I have while high on Adderall are considered just normal for most people.

I still think the root of the problem lies in the insane amount of work hours we're expected to put out, and I'm sure that I would have an easier time if tech companies (that I can score a job in) actually made something real rather than adtech bullshit jobs. But until then...
That niche is killed by their own watches.
I'm aware of those stats. Rest assured, molestation tends to happen in private, without witnesses.

It also means if a kid gets hurt, someone can run get a grown up. They aren't stuck somewhere unable to get help with no witnesses.
Why? In the view of the descendants of Mediterranean civilisations — "the West" (Christendom) and West Asia/North Africa (Ummah), Hindus are the last remaining large group of pagans, and idol-worshippers to boot. Everyone else like them has been "saved" by hook or crook, stick or carrot.

Am I wrong?
If I remember correctly, the 188-byte packets are a result of using ATM AAL-5 frames, each 53-byte frame having 5 bytes of ATM header, 1 byte of AAL-5 framing, and 47 bytes of payload (47x4 = 188).
Why not just cache sub feeds?
Lots of people on modest incomes buy gadgets on credit.