skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have 6 domains with google, thinking, why would they ever shutter this? It seems so low effort, and it's been up for 7ish years

Who do you use as a registrar? Why do you like them? Do you recommend them?
LinkedIn is a good example, I think. One day I got a “you have a new message” email. I clicked it, thinking, well, someone has messaged me, right? It turned out to be just bullshit, someone in my network had just posted something.

I’m sure the first few of those got a lot of clicks, but it prompted me to ignore absolutely everything that comes from LinkedIn except for actual connection requests from people I know. Lots of clicks but also lots of pissed off people. I guess the latter is harder ti measure.
Yet we have massive housing issues...
Is this the beginning of a vilain redempion arc for Zuck?
Crashes are included in the statistics, even if autopilot was disengaged immediately before.
Kyocera has been doing it for years.
ok yea there are no 'no go zones' in USA per wikipedia.
What's the car company revenue in the modern west vs India and other developing nations? I'm sure the developing world will still want ICE vehicles, but is that really where the money is?
I've got a little 2_000mAh 3.7V (7.4Wh) USB battery pack here that was vendor swag from a conference, a probably 3.7v? 10_000mAh () that I'll then assume is ~37Wh. and a Canon NB-13L 3.6V 1250mAh (4.5Wh battery pack) for my camera.

For mm^3/Wh, the results are:

Small vendor swag power bank:
96 x 21 x 26

52_416 / 7.4

7,083 <-- worst one

Canon battery:
42 x 30 x 9

11_340 / 4.5

2,520 <-- wow that's way less

10,000mAh dual USB power bank:
139 x 22 x 60

183_480 / 37_000

~5 <-- wow

By volume / energy, the big power bank wins by a mile. And tbh its not that huge, similar footprint to my phone and about twice as thick. Plus, it can power two devices at once, which can be pretty handy. It has a bit over twice as much power as my phone's battery. This logically makes some sense, as phones these days are pretty much a battery and a screen with a small logic board tagging along for the ride.

If I'm on the go, I'd much rather have a large battery bank that provides a good bit of flexibility rather than a battery that only works with a single device. This one battery pack can charge my phone, my camera, my wireless mouse, my keyboard, my headphones, my e-reader, and then all the same list of stuff for my spouse. If I got a fancier one, it could even provide extra juice to my laptop. If I only had a battery specifically made for my phone, I'd only be able to swap out my phone battery and all of the rest of my devices would need their own batteries or just be left dead.

On top of that, if I wanted to then charge that battery outside of the phone I'd have to lug some specific charger for that model of battery. Meanwhile if I bothered getting a newer USB-C power pack the same power cable that charges my laptop and my phone and my headphones can also recharge my spare battery along with all the rest of the devices I mentioned. I'm much happier having a 10,000mAh battery pack in my backpack to recharge when needed than needing to think about having a few different batteries around and their related chargers to keep track of. Once this one dies I'll probably
Spoken like a true Scorpio
> See also the Century Initiative: https://www.centuryinitiative.ca/ to reach 100M by 2100.

Doug Sanders (International-Affairs Columnist, The Globe and Mail) has a good book on this:

* http://www.dougsaunders.net/about/maximum-canada/
Where can I learn more about this? I've been thinking of trying to integrate Supabase Realtime (https://github.com/supabase/realtime) into my Django app (without the rest of Supabase), but I'd also like to keep things even simpler if possible.

Also, what was the reason not to go with Gevent?
If eyeballs were that important advertisers would be banging down their doors to place ads. Reddit's problem is that it's full of anonymous people that are hard to reach with targeted advertising.
GPT-4 Can Use Tools Now–That’s a Big Deal
My dentist called me out on it. I was a heavy sodastream user and she could tell. Demineralization is irreversible. Drink some plain water afterwards to restore the pH balance.
Define "plenty." So far your argument has taken the form "this is a big number." It isn't convincing.
Another alternative title: Prisoners strategize about how to kill each other in chess
There's also mutable that compiles to WASM and lets it get JITed by v8 https://github.com/mutable-org/mutable.
Hundreds of years is kind of the near future with respect to the ~300,000 years we've existed (H. Sapiens, and tools) and the ~30,000 years since we started to 'civilize' (art, descriptive cave paintings) even relative to agriculture (12,000 BP)
Finding correlations is not the same as finding one in a trillion events.
> (I expect this to be true, at least to a degree, for Tesla, but other manufacturers should know better than to introduce something as insane as OTA brake control.)

https://www.wired.com/2015/07/hackers-remotely-kill-jeep-hig...
Assuming Lemmy will be "the winner" currently it is a small player, where differ etc instances already stop federating each other, thus splitting the community early.

If not at each forum I have to decide which variant of my name I pick and then remember. On reddit I could take that choice once for a huge number of forums. (as long as I was willing to share identity over different subreddits)
Yes, but you can test those signals against future data and see if they are accurate.
Most of the psychedelic research I've seen boils down to "take psychedelics and do stuff to get a result, here's why you get the result".
You can absolutely take psychedelics and do stuff yourself.
https://archive.is/qmIRt
Name me a major western metro area with jobs and a good standard of living that doesn't. I remember people banging the drums 10 years agho "come to Berlin, there's so much empty houses". Yeah, that changed quickly.
You'd have multiple communities existing in the same space interacting akin to normal and dark matter. The reputation of one can spill over and affect the others.

You can technically do it, but I don't it being worth the hassle.

If the future model is going to be anything, I suspect it'll be pay-to-join networks where it is primarily the users that are moderated instead of the content.
I heard that the Dewey Decimal System is something you have to pay for a license for in order to legally use. Is that not the case?
The patent renewal system is the attempt to solve this. In the case that the patent isn’t wanted, or the patent owner goes out of business, the patent owner won’t pay the annual renewal (in most countries; the US is once every 4 years) and after the (usually) 6 month grace period, the patent is public.

The invention as disclosed and documented in the patent is free to the world.
Thank you! That's the term I was looking for but couldn't remember.
Do you know why? I don’t know enough about Florida in general to understand why that region would be in such high demand.
Gotcha gotcha, that makes sense, thanks for the clear explanation! So I can see how the arbitrage (thusly defined) has the risk mitigation benefits other people talk about, can the same be said about speculation?
Why do people continue to link to this guy who is so consistently wrong about everything? He's like the Jim Cramer of tech.
> Please, EU: bring a law that forces manufacturers to release their drivers / firmware whenever they stop updating a digital device.

I don't see much hope of such a thing being decided soon, if ever. The incentives for politicians are mostly not aligned in this direction.

The much more realistic path towards having devices/software that can be used for more than 3-5 years is IMO if more people started supporting projects like postmarketOS, fairphone, shiftphones, Librem, (mntreform for laptops) and other such croud-funded and more open/free designs.

Once such devices/OSes work good enough to be usable in day to day life without serious hassle/disappointments, more people will actually use them and a community can grow, allowing the products to mature.

I think a very good example (in software) is the f-droid app store that has reached a sufficient level of maturity that many people now use it exclusively (instead of the Google play store).
Metaverse could put a dent in global warming, says study
Using GitHub Pages to Setup an Alias on Mastodon
The author is attempting to emulate the overwrought prose that’s popular in “literary” publications like the New Yorker. It’s painful to read even when we’ll done, in my opinion. When done poorly, it’s rather comical.
Related:

PhpBB 3.3.10 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34670280 - Feb 2023 (200 comments)

Ask HN: Why did phpBB forums go out of fashion? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33726098 - Nov 2022 (42 comments)

PhpBB's site hacked - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=461798 - Feb 2009 (8 comments)
Not quite all of the way back yet, but it's very, very clear the situation is improving, and markedly so. So far things seem to be tracking very closely with what Eben Upton told us in those last couple of interviews. It's obvious we're near the "tipping point" where supply (and prices) will be back to normal.

That said, this whole experience did motivate me to at least start experimenting with some alternatives. I finally ordered an Orange Pi board, as well as a couple of RISC-V based SBC's to start dipping my toes in that water.
The late Hans Rosling has a good presentation on this, "Don't Panic":

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FACK2knC08E

* http://vimeo.com/79878808
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iMacs and MacBooks are definitely not “computers as appliances", and you can absolutely run unsigned code or an independent OS (with a vendor-supported mechanism for alternative booting that has been opened up significant to help Asahi along). On Intel macs you could flatly bootcamp windows if you wanted. Is a windows PC an "appliance"?

Not having the ports you want doesn’t make them appliances either, and a touch screen is not a requirement for something to be considered a laptop. Nor, some would say, a positive thing at all.

Parasocial attachment (fanboyism) isn't just a positive thing, there is such a thing as negative parasocial attachment, and you are letting your fanboyism make you say silly things.

http://www.paulgraham.com/fh.html
Carmack recently started a new company at age 52 with the goal of creating artificial general intelligence. Whether or not that is a realistic goal, I don't think a modest pace is going to maximize his probability of success.
> Additionally, no new housing will be built.

If only the city could step in and ensure that new housing would be built. Oh wait, that's the purpose of the housing levy.
Maybe a way to win battle is to leap forward?
They still have reserve requirements, meaning the total money they can lend out isn't infinite and therefore the money they lent to me they might wish to have back and lend it out to someone else at the higher rate.
I'm interested "the metaphysics" of credit emission

too bad this is not publicly permitted, I fear this stuff only gets discussed in private (occulted) societies and 'back rooms' (or private lounges) with lots of wooden furniture (I imagine)

when somebody emits a credit for somebody else, they've set a requirement for the future, this has consequences that ain't so simple; and what's worse, that are all taboo to discuss with 'randos' (outsiders of any sort)
Sure I’m pro-risk management. So by arbing lending-rates which risks are mitigated?
This is not Canadians making babies, which they do below the replacement limit as in other developed countries. This is massive levels of immigration. Canadians do have a bigger per capita environment footprint, but still it’s really just moving people around.

Whether those levels of immigration can be sustained without causing social problems is not yet known. Certainly housing is extremely unaffordable and taxes are very high.
Oh shit. Never thought of it that way. Sam is playing real 4D chess here. I’d add that he is also guaranteeing (to some extent) the quality of his data source (reddit) by closing API access, because AI bots can’t easily ruin reddit data without API access.
Stuff like that is the reason plenty of people browse anonymous imageboards instead.
How can we know?

This is part of the challenge with these regulations - by definition we're defining a framework based on existential knowledge.

What about batteries that can also be panes of glass that act as the display?
What about ultra low-power devices that are powered kinetically by typical human movement or magnetic perturbations?

None of these currently exist in a commercially viable form, but if we regulate based on our current view of technology do we run the risk of making these innovations more challenging to bring to market? That's the challenging balance that needs to be considered.
Canada is going to have an absolutely blistering amount of immigration in the next few decades. Enjoy the sparseness while it lasts…
Completely agree with you about it not being technically complex.

I responded to your other comment, so let's move it over there.
I'd buy one, even with poor performance, if it was available in the US.
Incredible. Tankies managed to infiltrate it, before it even became remotely popular.
Apple Vision Pro (Part 2) – Hardware Issues
> Trading their money for time (sounds backwards, I know)

How does this sound backwards for you?
Reddit CEO lashes out on protests, moderators and third-party apps
Time between Neanderthals and this sword: 37000 years.
Time between this sword and drones and nuclear weapons: 5000 years.
Because it's about preventing eWaste, not forcing preferences.
Related:

πfs – A data-free filesystem - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28699499 - Sept 2021 (30 comments)

PiFS – The Data-Free Filesystem - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26208704 - Feb 2021 (1 comment)

Πfs: Never worry about data again - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21359338 - Oct 2019 (1 comment)

The π Filesystem for FUSE: Store Your Data in π - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19223032 - Feb 2019 (1 comment)

pifs - Avoid disk space usage by saving your files in the digits of Pi - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18687275 - Dec 2018 (1 comment)

πfs – A data-free filesystem - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13869691 - March 2017 (105 comments)

Πfs: Stores your data in π - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10856108 - Jan 2016 (1 comment)

Πfs: Never worry about data again - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10847693 - Jan 2016 (1 comment)

File system that stores location of file in Pi - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8018818 - July 2014 (98 comments)

100% Compression Using Pi - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6698852 - Nov 2013 (32 comments)
Show HN: Cat Mode
I don't know if there are or there aren't, but none of the descriptions of "no-go zones" anywhere in the world on Wikipedia apply to Austin. I'm not arguing "it's not a no-go zone because Wikipedia doesn't list it as one"; I'm saying the definition simply doesn't apply. You can go there. You will be fine. People go there constantly.

Cabrini Green, by the way? Never a no-go zone. I went to high school across the street from the old ABLA high-rises. Housing projects do not equate to "no-go zones".
And yet Nio is doing it already.

How "ridiculous"!

https://www.nio.com/nio-power
When Chelsea Manning was arrested, Daniel Ellsberg would remind everyone that the stuff he leaked had a higher classification than whatever Manning leaked.

The Most Dangerous Man in America: Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers is a great documentary about him.

Fun fact: Mike Gravel was an Alaskan senator. When he heard Daniel had the papers, he convinced Daniel to send them to him. Then Gravel went on a filibuster to prevent funding of the Vietnam war, and he chose to read the Pentagon papers aloud in the filibuster. By doing so, he ensured that they would legally be accessible to the public, because they were now part of the congressional record.
There’s a lot of actions that’s not just “confiscating their wealth”.

For example, requiring employers over a certain revenue to have a workers council, and a seat at the board.

Creating stronger union protections. Not weakening them.

Requiring sick pay, paid time off, etc etc.

Limiting the abuse of using contract workers to avoid doing benefits.
So hire a PI. If someone doesn't want to be found, that's one thing, but if they're just out there, living their lives normally, that's not insurmountable.

In reality, it's a bunch of work which costs money, and if you don't have to spend that money, why would you?
The article also mentions fruit bats also showing paralysis symptoms
> Society is not improved if a beaurocrat can nullify people's inventions. Who decides what "using" is?

This is reversing the natural order of things. That bureaucrat isn't nullifying fucking ANYTHING. That bureaucrat is artificially limiting who is allowed to create/use a thing.

The natural state of the information is: "Use this - it's free". The whole of humanity might exist because mirror neurons literally go: "Hey - I can do that too!".

It's only when you add a monstrously complex and entirely artificial patent system on top of things that it gets complex.

So we're ALREADY deciding who is allowed to use things, and it's already artificial and bureaucratic.

All this does is fucking stop making it worse. And patent/copywrite is already so god damn egregious as a system. I'm firmly in the camp of "nuke it from orbit". It's time to try something other than this hideous abusive system.
See. When you have to convince corporate lawyers and security folks that whole switching licenses makes them uneasy. BD and legal are much happier to deal with Meta than the UAE.
I Cracked Homestuck's Alchemy with Stable Diffusion and GPT-4
Then you don't get to sell your e-waste in EU. That's enough motivation for them to do.
We just need to separate IA from the agency it is investigating.

Up here in BC, Canada, the office of the Police Complaint Commissioner is responsible for investigating policing complaints. They aren't associated with any agency, and have broad investigative authorities.

It isn't a perfect system, but it is far better than police investigating their own agency, or even police investigating other nearby agencies.

I also think that police unions need to go. They should be lumped in with other public employee unions, or just accept that a job that powerful does not need a traditional union.
Isn't getting 95% of the way there better than getting 0% of the way there? What are you going to do instead?
hell. yes!!! Thank you for this, this is awesome!
Two plates of rice daily, catwoman wife and tax discount!
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36340671.
I think the 10% active participants will be happy with discord. I'm less sure the other 90% lurkers will.
It's not "request from a fuel pump". The CAN bus is a broadcast medium with addresses roughly equivalent to object type tags. So your ABS controller is sitting there repeatedly broadcasting messages like LEFT_FRONT_WHEEL_SPEED = 45mph, or whatever. But anything else connected to that pair of wires can send the same type of message, even though it's not the ABS controller.

Like ethernet, this points towards the paradigm for analyzing security of such buses. For example in an office environment, a link trunking a bunch of VLANs is going to be in server rooms or enclosed in conduit/walls/etc, whereas the ports in individual offices are going to be locked down to specific VLANs, perhaps only to specific MAC addresses, etc.

In other words, yes there are always vulnerabilities to certain types of physical access. But that does not mean that all physical access implies game over. For instance a computer should be secure against attacks attempted from the USB bus, then you might have a case tamper switch that kills the rig, preventing easy access to the PCIe bus which is much more privileged.

Translated to a car, this probably means that non-security-critical devices close to the periphery (like headlights) should be on a separate bus to things like door locks, keyfob receivers, etc. AFAIK my car already has two separate CAN buses, bridged by the gauge cluster. The distinction has to do with hard realtime messages from critical systems (engine, steering, ABS, etc), and less critical messages of turning lights on/off etc. We can imagine one or two more buses with distinctions based on security.
Is anyone else having flashbacks to the freenode takeover?
Because becoming a billionaire requires stealing labor that you didn’t do, which goes against the whole comment they made?
If you have a spare, I would most appreciate it.
Unfortunately, your intuition is largely correct. The First Republic product was unique, and basically a marketing tool (as the article does explain). Typical unsecured rates for loans to individuals are floating, calculated as (libor/sofor) + some market rate, or maybe just prime+. The market rate can be quite high.
The adapter caused the issue not the connector itself, nobody who used power supplies with a native connector had any issues.

I was talking about the SXM interface instead of PCIe
"How a Supernova Explodes" by Hans Bethe and Gerald Brown is one of the most amazing things I've ever read.

https://astro.uconn.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/2830/2020/1...
What are you talking about then? Using a third party app that can reply to your iMessages or SMS? Why in the heck would I trust a third party for my SMS messages?

But as far as third party watches replying to SMS/iMessages, they could do it just like you respond to messages from cars before CarPlay was a thing - you support the appropriate Bluetooth profile.

Microsoft did it on computers without official Apple support

https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/24/23654672/microsoft-phone-...
Zuckerberg talked about this in his interview with Lex Friedman.

From what I understand they already benefited by the OSS work on quantization and they see themselves as well positioned to benefit from a world where there's a bunch of specialized AI models/assistants.
They’ve clearly considered and rejected that idea.
Australia has dramatically increased its immigration intake.

750,000 this year and next, with 1.5 million in total coming in the next 5 years.

This huge number of people are being brought in during Australias worst ever housing crisis. The ALP government doesn’t care in the slightest. In fact it’s greatly to the advantage of the politicians, most of whom own 1/2/3/4/5/6 or more houses.
This guy put a cocked handgun into the dryer and it didn't go off: https://youtube.com/watch?v=7es3zYRYLTs
> I share this opinion. This, again, isn't what I'm arguing against.

No no no. This isn’t what you said.

> > Isn't life composed almost entirely of this? Cooking, eating, sleeping, using the toilet, taking care of love ones... If every responsibility you have in life is automatically absolutely horrible by nature of being a responsibility, why live?

An answer to that could easily be “no reason”. Then where does your argument go? Nowhere.

And could you find a person who has always hated having to take a bath, or their careeer (lol)? Probably.

> And the flaw is most often that it does not universally suck.

Your reply to someone who says that something universally something has the same problem! Yeah, of course things could be all-bad for someone. No kidding. So the “why live” question is useless.
> So yes, you can find any data in π. But storing the location of that data will on average take the same amount of space as the data itself.

Not on average. Not even at minimum. Since the leading values of pi are definitely _not_ so compact (and we have yet to identify any contiguous segment that is), the absolute minimum is N + plus the overhead to support the optimization of sometimes only using single-byte offsets by declaring the offset size as a header.