skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It definitely would make sens to include this in the docs for `Deref`. I suspect the reason people hadn't thought to do that yet is because there's nothing specific to `Deref` about this behavior; it works the same whenever methods are present on a type due to trait definition[0] (although I imagine it's potentially less confusing for other traits given that the methods they provide are explicitly listed rather than implicit via the associated type).

It's also worth noting that if the ambiguity is between two trait impls rather than the concrete type and one of its trait impls, the compiler does require explicit disambiguation (either by calling the method as a top-level function on the trait and passing in the `self` parameter or by casting before calling the method)[1].

[0]: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...
[1]: https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...
I've used Gandi for ~15 years. I don't care about their VPSes, email boxes, web hosting, or anything else. All I cared about was the privacy, anonymity, and integrity of their domain registrar service with sensible prices. Now that they appear to have completely sold out to corporate interests and are on the price-price-profit spiral train, I'm wondering what alternatives exist.
Blindsight is an amazing sci-fi novel. It should be more well known.

I described it as cosmic horror where the monster is a thesis from evolutionary game theory… and the big reveal is actually scary.

About as high brow as you can get but manages it without being boorish or purple prose.
>He's aware of the existence of stereo headphones and that they are not new tech

He is. But apparently there are people who are not aware of the difference between stereo and spatial audio formats.

Not to mention he explicitly says so in TFA: "What’s interesting about 3D music is the possibility of making an immersive space which is capable of sustaining much more detail than a 2 dimensional space (such as that presented by stereo listening)."
Unfortunately the data that other apps use for this is copyrighted (just with obfuscated origins so people don't care). I forgot that Wiktionary has pitch accent data though, thanks. I plan to use Wiktionary to expand this app to many more language pairs as well.

If you go to the "External" resources tab on a lookup, I did integrate OJAD already, but it would be better to have this data alongside the JMDict dictionary too.
If you don’t have the intellectual capacity to continue that’s okay. I understand ethnostatists get easily confused by ambiguity and historical fact.
General relativity requires singularities, QM prohibits them. It’s a puzzle.
“Just the tip of the iceberg” is the operative term there
That's a great video. If I recall from watching it when the video came out - Atmos is much more of a marketing thing. Converting old stereo tracks to Atmos is pure snake oil, and from a technical perspective even when you know what you are doing it's hard to get an Atmos stream connected to an Atmos player connected to Atmos speakers so you can easily end up with the system falling back to stereo. Even when you get it working, the technical benefits are questionable and again you have the issue that most music in existence was authored for stereo, and trying to modify that audio to produce some kind of effect on Atmos is going to be arbitrarily messing with a musician's intent and probably produce a worse result.

It is easy to hear the technical claims and think "okay that makes sense" but what I like about the video is that Benn Jordan explores the actual implementation as a regular consumer, finds complexity in deployment, finally gets it working and then talks about the musical merits as a music producer and musician. I believe he also finds Atmos versions of his own tracks which have been created by the streaming service, and talks about how basically they are not an improvement.
sorry dawg at this point it is exhausting to argue with you. the facts are out there.
But no iOS client
Why does it need to be a new separate physical device, instead of just software installed on an old phone or laptop?
What are the advantages compared to `explain analyze`?
> I know nobody is going to feel sorry for me

I do. That sounds like depressing work... Except for the founder who changed their identity.
> Do not use the app as the only way to store your photos and videos!

You shook not have only one backup ever. But this project says this in the context of not being production ready. So at least I won’t play with it with my personal photos and videos.
I do believe they apply extra compression to images shared via this method sadly, but haven't had time to double check.
It's because our software follows redirects and MSN is doing something weird with their redirects. I've turned that off for msn.com now and restored your submitted URL. Sorry!
Sorry, I just saw this. I’ll email you now. Happy to share my experience and answer any questions you have.

-Jamie
Research is done by professors and students, not admins.

The overall average trend in the US is for administration costs to increase and instruction costs, relative to admin, to decrease [0]. Some universities will vary, but the trend is important to look at overall.
Comparison of Par2cmdline, Reedsolomon, and Wirehair
My suggestion: read the actual text and while doing so, note the weaselwords.
Here's my list:

implies, suggests, fair to assume, suggested, were interpreted as

How does this get published in Nature [Open Access]?
I am using OneTab, it is good for let my yesterday workspace go back.
It was a software problem - more at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36675133. I've fixed the URL now. Sorry!
What is your opinion on this, and do you have a better way to handle it? Welcome to discuss!
Wow, yes. That. Do you have one?
Our company uses Let's Encrypt for HTTPS traffic on our own internal networks. It is free, convenient, and cert-manager handles it all "auto-magically" for us.
The one question that matters: is it testable
VanMoof, the e-bike darling, skids off track: Sales paused, execs depart
This should be the user's choice, not Apple's. Explain the security tradeoffs then let me do what I want with my device.
Come on. Life depends on reproduction to sustain itself. That's completely at odds with the current status quo where both men and women postpone or even forgo reproduction for economic reasons. How are you supposed to have a human race if it doesn't reproduce?

What's good for the individual does not necessarily align with what's good for the collective.
some creators never left, some came back. (even before twtr started going downhill.) whatever idea of the state of tumblr that is, it's probably not really reflective of the state of it now. believe it or not, art does not revolve exclusively around porn. bizarrely, tumblr now somehow turns out to be one of more stable platforms for art. well, if your idea of art isn't just that it's porn. (and the sentiments like this, that almost equate those things, kinda make me appreciate them shedding the pornhub audience, in favor of fandom audience and art audience. like, legitimately, if all they lost is people like this, who think of art and creators in terms of what porn they're posting - good riddance.)
Something is absolutely unavailable on iOS. All these other apps I’ve tried just don’t work. I think it’s that mobile operating system’s problem. Probably the devs don’t want to play a game that they know is rigged.
I've been trying today, looks to be very incomplete. Eventually it may work, but sounds like not now.

I'm now exploring transpiling to Nix lol. I'm moderately dedicated in my distaste of Nix hah.
They have to. It is illegal to hire people in the bottom 10% of IQ to be in the military.
> "it just doesn't move very quickly."

Which is an advantage, not a problem. I do not change my user behaviour regarding email often (if at all), so I really have no need or desire to see the tool I use for email changing (at all).

Every change brings with it a cost that the user must pay.
> Sometimes the 3D stuff is a gimmick, and I understand why some people see it as a money grab.

One of the most interesting things about the fanfare around this has been seeing how different artists/engineers use the capability. Some classical albums that Apple first showcased did a lovely job of using a small dash of rear speaker to give you the sense of an echo from a church or concert hall; whoever did the mix of The Doors "Riders of the Storm" made perfect use of the overheads; Camila Cabello's "Don't Go Yet" is like being in a cafe listening to a band.

Of course there's also a lot of clunky, flashy for the sake of it, or otherwise mediocre mixes, as well.
> It surprises me how willing much of the technical HN crowd is wanting the government to have more power.

They already have a monopoly on use of physical force and detention. There is no 'more power' to give them.

You are confusing 'enacting legislation' with 'giving power'. And anti-trust regulation would cover anti-competitive behavior (if we ever enforced it), so no legislation has to be enacted. It is only a matter of determining if it anti-competitive, which it appears not to be.

Rest easy, there are more impactful things to worry about than government overreach into the practices of huge society-shaping entities which are larger than most other nation's governments.

Note: When will a corporation become big enough that we concede that without the monopoly on force and detention it is a de-facto government? At that point can the libertarians give up the 'hands off corporate affairs' schtick?
There are a few tweets about it but not a lot: https://twitter.com/search?src=typed_query&q=Shopify%20payou...
I LOVE Immich. Been using it for a few months now, first on a Raspberry Pi 4 and then an old x86 box. Before Immich I had tried for a while to use Photoprism with Syncthing to sync photos from my phone, but the transition to that from Google Photos was a frustrating one.

Immich on the other hand expressly tries to be a Google Photos replacement, and while I initially thought that was an audacious goal for a fresh open source project to have, I have been pleasantly surprised by how feature-rich it has become in a short amount of time.

I know the developer makes it very clear that it's not stable yet, so I'm making sure I back up everything from my server at regular intervals. But I've found it to be more and more stable with new releases, so hopefully a first stable release is not far away.
There was a large fire in St. Louis, so many people can't trace US military service before 1954 or so.
Well it is a "temporary" privilege. It is just that "temporary"timeline is longer than the life of an average human. I disagree with the assertion that if it isn't legally available... But I do agree that copyright is too long
> What are people using to listen to these spatial audio mixes

My home theatre setup. I do not have either the space or money to have two separate Atmos listening areas!
Is ‘sentence translate’ working properly for y’all? I feel the content is there but a splash hides it.
Is All Programming a Scam?
I wrote a VERY simple webserver in C. And thought about it. Why are all webservers not written in C!
I’ll give you reliable, but how is emailing photos to yourself for 20 years easy?

I mean I guess sending emails is relatively easy, but doing that for every photo you want to keep — for 20 years — sounds like a ton of manual effort.
I have not tried Dhall, i should give it a look. Currently i'm exploring transpiling to Nix or possibly type annoations inside Nix. I just need something where the time investment in researching Nix types and sources can actually be reused, rather than forgotten.

edit: ooo, looks like someone made a similar program with Dhall. https://www.haskellforall.com/2017/01/typed-nix-programming-...
This is unnecessary

It is straightforward to create your own Root CA and use it to sign certificates for your private network, using openssl.

Ensure that you implement the V3 extensions with @altnames, for the certificates you issue, with a "DNS => <FQDN>" (or you can use an IP address instead of FDN. I have not experimented with that). .local domain names work fine

If you do not implement "@altnames" the certificate will work for tools like curl, wget "openssl s_client", but not for browsers. (In my notes some place I am too lazy to go and read there is a reference to the RFC that documents that you do not have to use the subject/CN, mēh)

There are other tools (than openssl) that do this to.

Using this service means you really do not have a private network
Interesting.

Are we talking 1. app level, 2. os-app level, and/or 3. phone carrier level?

There is/was an ability to track the location of any non-US cellphone through shady data broker websites that allowed collection of carrier-to-carrier metadata such as current location to be purchased by anyone. This ability was not allowed in the US.

So what has changed about collection and resale of US-based location data since then? Is there evidence carriers are actively selling data?

Edit: Also, what about non-mobile device location data from other sources such as laptops, desktops, tablets, and other consumer electronics?
you don't need static html export, you just need a cache plugin

gutenberg sucks though
Update:
https://www.anaeo.com/arnault
There are 8 billion people on the planet and the population is still growing. Concern trolling about the future of humanity itself is pretty dumb given that, don't you think?

Though maybe not quite as silly as claiming that the individual desires of women don't matter but the individual desires of men do, given that there are more women than men. Certainly women's voices compromise more of the collective than men's voices, given there are more women, hmm?
I see- I didn't realize the opening bit of your question was a non-sequitur.

Yes, Massachusetts may enforce the law within its own borders. Companies which buy or sell location data may not operate in Massachusetts without risking enforcement actions. If someone with a company's app travels through MA, their location data may likely still be sold if the company itself is not registered at all in MA.

HOWEVER, the law must also survive the inevitable federal court challenge when a company headquartered in another state, but with some small operating presence in MA, falls under some enforcement action... rendering the original question entirely moot, as I suspect there are no shortage of companies who would challenge the law.
> Ukraine is piss poor compared to Russia.

If this is true for all of Russia why do they keep stealing toilets?.
> Ukraine is piss poor compared to Russia.

Yes comrade, Russia is bigger and has a lot of oligarchs so off course there's much more money there, but average citizens are piss poor. Russian elites has been robbing Ukraine for three decades with their Kremlin buddy oligarchs like Medvedchuk, and not just Ukrainian oligarchs a lot of Russian ones were quite cozy there even after 2014. They robbed eastern part of Ukraine after ceasing control over the territory. It proved to be difficult to rob whole of Ukraine with just the dirty oligarchs, so they proceeded with full scale invasion in 2022.
What are you expecting for any article about ~5000 years ago
A head of state definitely needs something much bigger than a G650 because of the entourage they fly with. His official presidential plane is a widebody Ilyushin Il-96.
I don’t know about percentages but I looked up Samsung galaxy phones[1], assuming that would be reasonably fair towards your claim (similar price points, etc). I observe:

- support lifetimes are better than before (now at 4 years by standard).

- but they don’t match up well with versions, eg the S8 support ended earlier this year running an android major version from 2018 (four and a half years earlier), the S9 will[2] stop later this year with a major version that will be four years old, the S10 stops next year with a major version that will be 3 years old.

That’s just what is available rather than what actually runs on existing devices.

For comparison, everything from the iPhone 8 onwards (released nearly 6 years ago) can run the latest OS version, much of it does, and some older hardware still gets the occasional security update.

My understanding of the android ecosystem is that pixel phones are much more likely to be updated than iPhones, though they’re at a lower price point which is why I didn’t look into them.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_series

[2] I may be misreading the table here. It could be that the column is ‘current latest version’ and might change before the EOL date.
I know this is a crazy idea but just hear me out. What if any government agency at any level were required to get a warrant signed off by a judge, that showed probable cause, before they could get your data from a 3rd party, and what if the 3rd party was required by law to notify you before turning over that data, so that you could get a lawyer and challenge the warrant?

I know, crazy, right? It’s like what if we actually honored the 4th amendment.
Isn't RSA from like the 80s? That would already make it ~40 years old.
No issues here. Received as normal.
> why would we prioritize your pet cause (ie. PFAS) above all others?

Because it's the best available theory and even if it's wrong we're eliminating known toxins from our environment?

What other theories have an established mechanism of action and established population-scale exposure? That's why this one should be prioritized above others (at least any that I'm aware of?). Which other theory has these?

Another reason: if any portion of decline is due to these, the damage builds across generations. If this is any problem at all, it will grow to a big problem.

We’re talking about future generations not just getting poisoned during their lifetimes, but being born poisoned, too.

This is either not a problem at all or it should be extremely high priority, and I think the former position is completely non-viable at this point.
When I got my history degree I was told that qualifiers were often GOOD as they don’t overpromise our degree of certainty.

Grammarly has a good article on qualifier usage and over usage

https://www.grammarly.com/blog/qualifiers/#:~:text=%E2%80%8B....
> Fundamentally, you are never entitled to someone else's work.

This is fair but incomplete, you are not entitled to compel someone to work.

But copyright is more, it controls what is done with the work after the author freely produces it and gives it to another. It is an artificial construct that we have created for good reason.
Very cool! I just started a project with a Japanese company and was thinking I should try and learn a bit of the language.
Building websites as a freelancer.
It gets backed up to all of these? On iOS I have tried all except Google and they are all finicky. Even iCloud/Photos.app seems to have a brain of its own.

And on the Mac Apple engineers have made sure the photos are not synced in a simple easy folder hierarchy that can be backed up elsewhere.
Keep in mind in GR singularities don't really make sense either: i.e. when you pass the event horizon of a black hole, under GR the rules say that you must always been traveling towards the singularity. But the corollary of this is that it's not actually possible - mathematically - to arrive at the singularity (because then you'd be moving parallel with it rather then towards it).

So while we can define what happens very well under GR for the "most" of the inside of a black hole, we can't actually explain what happens to objects which reach the center. There has to be some type of discontinuity whatever happens - i.e. if the object disappears, that's still a discontinuity even if it would resolve the paradox.

EDIT: Which is of course where GR and QM need to reconcile as well - as you get infinitely close to the singularity, the size scale is getting small enough that QM should be well in play.
25 years. That is generally the luge of a regular book. Sure there are exceptions. I can't find it, but a study was fine a few years ago and there were virtually no books on Amazon older than 25 years and still under copyright
Heh. I've been there and tried to do this with feature flags and a handful of other tech debt work.

It can feel good to make people do their chores, but you can also burn a _lot_ of bridges by forcing relatively minor maintenance work to be high priority like this.
If a paper doesn't have that many caveats it won't get published. Scientists, good ones anyway, are rarely able to speak definitively about almost anything, especially something as hard to study as this.
Bishop and ISLR are for two completely different audiences.
Yes you need to install the Root CA into each device's root of trust.

Inconvenient? Maybe. Security rubs against the grain of convenience, true
> If this is truly his intention then all he has to do is turn off the main switch

Putting on a secondary tinfoil hat to prevent stray signals from leaking in: the Simple Sabotage Field Manual suggests that you gum-up the works so to slow things down by a lot. You may not want to make the sabotage obvious, because it'd get fixed immediately (e.g. blow up a factory). Back to the topic: turning off the switch would result in an exodus to other platforms.
with termux on android and an openvpn tunnel to my own stuff, it's quite fast and effective to use rsync to mirror the entire contents of the DCIM folder and other folders where images are stored. I just have to remember to run the backup job periodically, which I could almost certainly automate if I really put more time into it.

when I'm on the same LAN as my backup destination and on a 802.11ac 2x2 80 MHz channel AP, it's shockingly fast, whatever is the max real world speed of my wireless connection, somewhere around 40-50MB per second to do the sync.
Is that what it is called? Binaural? Like bi="2" and aural="relating to the ear or the sense of hearing." First I've heard the term is today, I guess it makes sense as it will only work with 2 ears, just like stereo. But yeah check out the power of my ignorance - everyone understands exactly what I'm talking about and nobody is gate-keeping with jargon. Cool huh? Not by design but that worked well.

So Atmos, never said anything about it other than if you want to make 3d soundscapes as Eno claims, he could have done this anytime in the past 4 decades at least.

Wikipedia: "Following the release of Atmos for the cinema market, a variety of consumer technologies have been released under the Atmos brand, using in-ceiling and up-firing speakers." -- Now that sounds like tech using speakers to make sound to me but maybe you know better and can correct wikipedia on the point? Wikipedia really relies on experts to correct it to be good.

Headphones work better for 3d sound than speakers and have for decades. IMHO Eno would be well aware of this and could have made 3d soundscape albums or versions anytime before now. And it's a great idea, I love it. And enjoyed doing it as as a kid too.
Something less certain than the headline
Yes, because that's what the world needs, more places for misinformation and conspiracy bullcrap to spread.
> When I take a picture with my phone, it automatically gets backed up to iCloud, Google Photos, OneDrive, and Amazon Photos (free with prime).

If you delete a photo on your phone, does it automatically get deleted from all those services in near-realtime?

Do you have an archive solution in place (distinct from your lack of a backup solution)?
The sources cited in the “710%” chart don’t seem to have any data to support the thesis. What is the source for this data? (see https://educationdata.org/student-loan-debt-statistics and https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/fact-shee...)
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