skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is like going to the gym and trying to do someone else's set of heavy squats without ever having squatted in your life.

That person has adapted to that burden and you aren't really learning anything by failing to tackle it.
Do you want a similar warning on every site that the server might be compromised? Because I don't think that risk is smaller than the CloudFlare MITM risk.
You can guide the application. We already have ControlNet, and tools like that are just in their infancy. By the time this stuff hits maturity tools like img2img and ControlNet will seem about as advanced as MS Paint vs Photoshop.
Painting one blade black reduces bird fatalities by 70%: https://group.vattenfall.com/press-and-media/newsroom/2022/b...
The biggest problem most social media sites have is getting interest from the general public. Every single move he makes is reported world wide. It's the equivalent of billions of dollars in free advertising. 10 years from now we'll be hearing about his ideas curtesy of his social media site. All free of charge. He's a bonehead but ultimately he will succeed simply because enough people will try the product to give it traction. He just needs to make sure he continues to move forward with his general idea. It's nuts. Popularity beats orderly planning every time.
anycast + tunneling is one way; should've been investigated further.

Not being able to have v4 talk to v6 is why v6 will never be a first class citizen.
Hopes to emulate don’t result in yachts creating cabin emissions.
Open source genomes of engineered super viruses combined with garage-grade nucleotide synthesizers will with more probability than anything else I can think of.

Or, heck, maybe the super virus escapes from a BSL4 lab on accident before the garage phase. :D (There's been precedent, and I'm not alluding to COVID.)
Zulip isn't a Matrix server. Zulip doesn't federate.

If you want a private, non-federated chat server -- for your organization, basically -- Zulip is awesome.

If you want federated chat, Zulip doesn't do that.
This concept of ownership is questionable to begin with.

If that maintainer abandoned the project, it would either be picked up or abandoned altogether if the project were worthless.

It's a borderline case because it's almost worthless due to the aforementioned issues.
That's my point: these kinds of practices in software updates is why people don't want to update. Look at the people that kept running Windows XP or 7 after eol.

When companies create a culture that updating is harmful to the user then users will learn to not update.
> Testing CRISPR genome edits of pathogens is playing with fire

This has nothing to do with the article
I think the checklist is based on Rachel's experince with companies
Looks like SyTest is primarily oriented towards use with Synapse, and the dendrite folks are wrapping it up for their own CI integration. Perhaps Conduit could reuse some of their work, although IIRC Conduit is using GitLab and Dendrite is using GitHub Actions.

Separately, it seems that Conduit is not orienting itself as a drop in replacement for Synapse. At least at the current moment. There are a number of notable feature gaps that I recall being mentioned last time I was in the Matrix room.
Do you really do arbitrary trivia in interviews?

Lol.

This must be an IT thing because a developer would go, "ah, what is this shit? Hang on, I did this once back in 08', let me being up the documentation' and proceed to bootstrap a production-fix by EOD.
Doesn't load for me (FF on Linux).
Also, I believe we should focus more on rigorous replication process rather than publishing new things from scientific researchers. Peer review is not enough to check the claims as it merely checks on reasoning of the science instead of experimental confirmation unless it is a very simple and short experiment. In other words, instead of directing funds to exploratory research, more money should be spent on multiple experimental verifications by independent researchers as I believe there are so many papers that need retraction due to unsubstantiated claims.
if all you do is read hit pieces from news/peers about how horrible Florida is, you can easily believe it's a hell hole of corporatism that rivals Haiti in its care for citizens. Ain't true, but echo chambers do their thing.
Ask HN: How do I get started in philosophy
I prefer to learn via reading. Any books or text books that have a good overview of philosophy and also further reading for more heady topics?
No, an advanced learning program is not called the next grade. There are two problems with putting kids in higher grades:

1. Outside of academics, the younger children are not at the same level of emotional, mental, and physical development. This prevents the two age groups from building substantive social connections.

2. There is a Donny Dumbass in every grade. So even if you go to the next grade up, there is still a Donny Dumbass taking all of the teacher’s attention.

I have first hand experience with this. My school had two advanced levels. The most advanced was all kids from the same grade. The intermediate level was taking the normal class with the grade above. I took the intermediate class. I sat in the back and the girl next to me offered me mushrooms. I had not yet reached the point in my development where I would have regular exposure to drug users, so this was a shock for me. This girl also wasn’t the most enlightened study partner.
Have you used this? Looks fairly interesting.
Can confirm, it was 989 earlier today and is 981 now...
I’ll have to give this a try and see if it still works. Thanks!
This forum requires a basic assumption of good faith for posters, especially when it comes to such a trivial mistake like having the wrong anchor section on a link to a short article. It was probably an artifact of their browser trying to be “helpful” when they were copying the link to the full article. Your aggression is unwarranted.
You need to follow an engineering standard checklist and a pre-journey checklist to prevent your submersible from imploding.

Submersible imploded once.
That's not "real" Aero (as in the GPU accelerated effects that came with Vista); it looks like the "Windows Basic" theme in Windows 7.

Aero looks like this:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/df/Aero_Example....
Colorado voters would approve an amendment that any more detonations must go before voters:

https://www.cpr.org/2019/09/10/want-to-trigger-a-nuke-in-col...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20512747
Great idea. Perhaps even "Mark Complete" would be even more clear than just "Complete" (as technically, that could be either a verb or a state).
For me it's that 90% of everything "just works" and works the way I would expect it to; but this makes the 10% remaining absolutely annoying.
I might have missed something, but the page is very simplistic and assumes you know what Matrix is and how to use this; a lot of time is spent on the installation through different means, but none how to use the server itself, either by use of a client?
I think they just like making puns. A founder had a blog called "rebelutionary". slide 4 here: https://slideplayer.com/slide/5874486/ http://blogs.atlassian.com/rebelutionary/archives/000834.htm... (dead link)
Just 10 years ago, to watch Netflix on Linux, you had to run a browser on Wine to have access to Silverlight!
> You still have to do your diligence.

My point exactly.

> You established what is supposed be a secure system yet that system failed due to provider security.

This makes no sense. By your own recommendation, "provider security" is an AWS offering.

> AWS is far more staffed than any other company why wouldn't you shift left to AWS? Why would you hire a fleet of security engineers to do what AWS already established?

What does Amazon's staffing have to do with best practices when securing a server deployed on their platform? Who said anything about "a fleet of security engineers"? How does any of that relate to securing that which one constructs, and ultimately is responsible for, when using said hosting services?

> You are breaking convention, reinventing the wheel and complicating an already simple system.

Are you saying that your original statement of "You also shift fault to AWS rather than your company and team" is somehow an accepted convention?

And what wheel did I "reinvent"?

Finally, was my identification of the common practice which is moving sshd off of port 22 the complication to which you refer?
You want uBlock Origin.
Advent of Computing: Episode 113 – Prolog, Part II
> Is there a point to a company as large as Cloudflare even having a warrant canary?

There was, is. There likely won't be, going forward.
IMO one nice (un?)intended consequence of the liquids restriction is limiting liquid spills on the floor of the plane i.e. somebody can't spill a 2-liter bottle of Mountain Dew or IDK, a gallon of laundry detergent on the plane (Sure there's the beverages on the plane or whatever you can buy post-security but they're usually not that large either) -- there's enough mess without having to deal with people porting around whatever amount of liquid they please.
or Apple:

> My account has a unique identifier which is referenced by others (e-mail addresses, phone numbers, URLs, ...)

> I have a nontrivial investment in hardware or software which only works with this provider and will not interoperate with competitors

etc.
It feels as if there could be some "smart-ish" way to analyze and present source code with proportional fonts, but indent and move as needed.
but you don't find random nice people. most people do not have the capacity or are not willing to empathize with the problems of others. especially as a man you are often not allowed to show vulnerability. these paid professionals are sometimes the only ones willing to listen and not laugh at your problems.
But at least after the transition you could stop caring. NoGIL makes maintainers’ lives worse permanently because now you have to care about it forever if you publish a library.
> Doing it through your wallet is the best way to get people to comply.

Incompatible with free speech and free society. I am horrified that there is no /s tag at the end of this post.

Do you really think shutting someone’s bank account makes them change their view? Or it’s acceptable to you because it’s only used to nudge toward the “right” views of the period? Do you not see how this destroys the rights of the individual?
Agreed. This press release is over-the-top and implies that THE one major cause for neurocognitive decline with aging has just been discovered. I doubt the article is quite so hyperbolic. The temperature of press releases for research papers in aging and dementia research needs to be cooler.
I think perhaps Hashicorp sees terraform as a loss-leader, at least partially intended to be an on-ramp to their other, much more costly tools like Vault and Nomad.
i hope we never see a programming language add an "and" between the last and 2nd last arg.
My wife’s OBGYN endorses homeopathy. You have to kill someone or question covid vaccines to lose your license in this country.
great recap thanks!
There was a comment here earlier, not sure why it was deleted:

> You have to manage processes, memory and I/O events. Make sure not to leave processes idling for too long, or the user will get really impatient and reboot you!

That was surprisingly fun! It could use some polish; a better introduction to the mechanics, and more steps to get to the whole of the game, but those are details. I like it!
I would have paid a tenner…
I use steerMouse for this. I think the license was $8 and its lifetime for multiple machines, money well spent.
Since every matrix server requires you create its own user id, I never understood the benefit of being federated.
Honestly, this sounds to me a bit like a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you want people to care about things, you have to listen to what they care about... I can influence some of what people care about as a manager, but it's long-term steering a spaceship a few degrees at a time.

I think too many people see managing a team as "managing the people to do good work." When, in fact, managing is much more about managing the right projects/opportunities into your team's scope. I very rarely tell people what to do, because ultimately, I don't have any power to change what they do. And they'll respect me, and the project, more if they think they're making the decision instead of me.
Global Entry includes TSAPre
These studies have no value.

There is basically no legitimate insight on things in medicine that kind of work (you need very stringent measures for lack of bias, huge varied cohorts, lots of studies, major controls, etc.) so, to this day, most studies on supplements/vitamins are low quality and highly inconclusive.

Things that have a huge effect are much easier to study, but that type of fruit is mostly picked by pharmaceutical companies and patented.

After years, many, many, many studies, billions of dollars, huge cohorts, lots of analysis, the medical industry can say that vitamin d supplements maybe possibly are helpful for some things but could also be harmful, but probably aren't, but also probably don't help unless you're very deficient.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements-vitamin-d/art-2...

When you start talking about other supplements, you go into crazy-world.

It's not even clear that most pharmaceuticals do anything unless the effect size is very significant.
Was the link changed?

What is Matrix?

Matrix is an open network for secure and decentralized communication. Users from every Matrix homeserver can chat with users from all other Matrix servers. You can even use bridges to communicate with users outside of Matrix, like a community on Discord.

And I see no installation information.
Only 2019 reasons? Surely there are more
The first link on the page is to matrix.org. matrix.org links to clients: https://matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/

You probably would want element.

I think conduit's page is doing the right thing. It doesn't really assume you know what matrix is, but rather assumes you're smart enough to click on a link if you don't know.
Mob emergence is another hazard, and requires little coordination.
Main problem with the TPU Research Cloud is you get dragged down a LOT by the buggy TPU API-- not just the Google Cloud API being awful but the Tensorflow/Jax/Pytorch support also being awful too. You also basically must use Google Cloud Storage, which is also slow and can be really expensive getting anything into / out-of.

The Googlers maintaining the TPU Github repo also just basically don't care about your PR unless it's somehow gonna help them in their own perf review.

In contrast with a GPU-based grid, you can not only run the latest & greatest out-of-the-box but also do a lot of local testing that saves tons of time.

Finally, the OP here appears to be offering real customer engagement, which is totally absent from my own GCloud experiences across several companies.
> a Large Kroger or Walmart then expensive food and limited options from a corner NYC style "bodega"

There’s a lot in between those two extremes.

My favorite neighborhood I’ve lived in was on the Northside of Chicago where I had a medium-sized, independent grocery down the block on the local arterial road and a neighborhood of single family homes in the blocks surrounding it. The arterial roads have commerce, and the side streets have homes. You can walk, you can drive, take transit.

> I dont want to walk anywhere but from my front door to my car

I’m sorry for you.
They don't appear to be related technologies at all, apart from the similar names?
To add to this, the line is also faster because you're not dealing with the people who never fly and can't figure out how to put a bag on a conveyer belt.
DEA Quietly Turned Apple’s AirTag into a Surveillance Tool
gc.freeze prevents considering the objects in gc, but doesn’t disable reference counting so you’ll still have CoW issues. PEP 683 introduces a way to make an object immortal which disables reference counting, which will address that issue.
Antarctica is missing an Argentina-sized amount of sea ice
One question I've always had about Indo-European languages is that they seem to have become less inflected over time. First off, is this true? There seems to be a loss of cases and genders as time goes by.

If true, I'm sure there is some linguistic explanation as to why but I'm not aware of it.

It would seem counterintuitive to me that a language would start out complex and simplify over time, but I'm sure simplicity is - for me as a native English speaker - defined as a non-gendered and mostly positional language.
The irony here is not lost on me, but it's Cunningham's Law (apocryphally named after Ward Cunningham, the creator of the first wiki software).
What exactly do you own? The tweet is still Jacks...
I used PCs for decades before transitioning to Mac based laptops for work which I continued to use for the last 6 years. Due to the M1 laptops being poorly suited to my workflows, I have now changed back and am on a Linux powered Dell Precision laptop and am overall happy with the decision - though I had to compromise on a few things.

I dislike Apple and find a lot of their choices distasteful - but I just haven't been able to find a laptop that I could use portably that feels as nice (I like to work from cafes/libraries, so the docked experience doesn't matter - the Dell crushes in that context).

It's mostly the trackpad that does it, I can use a MBP trackpad for a full 8 hour work day and never think about reaching for a mouse.

By contrast, my Dell is better for my workflow in every way. Aside from the battery life, it compiles things in literally half the time, IO bound tasks are, no exaggeration, an order of magnitude faster.... but it feels so horrible to use.

The trackpad is physically exhausting to use and the speakers sound tinny like I am losing consciousness. The power adapter is enormous, heavy and essential.

I wish someone would just make a shameless 1:1 rip off of the MBP with first class Linux support. Haha, why is it so hard for OEMs to get the hint?

At the very least, OEMs like Dell could try using a MacBook and mimic the trackpad. Don't they have QA teams that tell them how bad it is?
i am familiar with the distinction, but for most of the world, dubstep is what you call brostep. this battle is long lost.
I could scarcely have predicted the rapid breakthrough pace of innovation that got us where we are in 2023, and I dare not try to predict as this author is trying to do what will be hard or impossible about the innovation we’ll see in another 2, 5 or 10 years.

People are terrible predictors of the future, and especially terrible in emerging fields and novel areas of research. It’s astounding how much confidence people continually posses in their predictive capabilities despite their truly dismal track records in predicting the future.
> I wonder if it's possible to put this code in the backend in C++, what do you think?

Yeahh, looks like you'd have to connect to all these signals and be able to access sizing/position from C++. Not sure how possible this is, you probably know better than me.
The landing page is pretty good if you are familiar with Matrix.org, and I'm assuming that it's aimed at Matrix developers. Personally I appreciated the brevity, simple declaration of the problem it's trying to solve, and a quick link to the real call to action (the Git repo).

EDIT: realizing that the landing page may have been updated with new content itself since your original post.
I can only assume the commenter was attempting to poke fun at the number of comments asking "How does this compare to X?".
Or just use a language that was actually designed to be something other than a scripting language?
my speakers have never been good enough for crisp vocals with normalized background music and sounds

I just assumed I didn’t pay enough, so subtitles always
Can you elaborate on that a little bit? When you search like that, what do you type in to find stuff in a programming language source file? I'd like to better understand this workflow, it seems interesting and I might be missing out.
If I wear a shirt with any polyester my pits will stink shortly after I start sweating.

100% cotton doesn't do this.

It's quite annoying how cheap 100% cotton shirt packs often have a gray one thrown in there with some %age of polyester. Those always become garage shirts.

Never had a chafing issue.
Conduit is a 3rd party implementation of the matrix server spec in Rust. Synapse and Dendrite are both first party where Dendrite was originally intended to replace Synapse.

The selling features are lightweight and simple to setup, implying that Synapse is not. It is more importantly a validation of the matrix server specs and over the years they have done quite a bit to get ambiguities clarified.
Yeah, the use of past tense in the title here is clickbaity beyond all reason.
Murderer with a heart of gold? The protagonist is a wretched coward from start to finish.
Sure, in the sun, which is less available in winter, especially in Canada.
HN needs a federation megathread. It gets widely debated every other week lol. Anytime Mastodon, Email, Matrix, or XMPP get brought up, the old culture war gets revived.
The delay in updates is what originally pushed me to move from Android to iOS a while back, and years later it’s still an issue. You would think at least Nexus/Pixel would get updates quickly, but that still isn’t always the case. It seems like even within Google there are some issues that need to be addressed before they can lead other manufacturers by example.
Oh god you're right.... me + joke + whoosh ;-)
Can you explain how this would work for math? How can one student learn about fractions or exponents when other students are doing addition?
What precedents?
Don Pettit on Twitter: “How to repair a watch in space”
Easy: you make it physically uncomfortable or even impossible to drive any faster than 50 km/h.

Simply putting up a speed sign doesn't work, we have known that for decades - you need to actually design the road for the speed you want people to drive. You're not going to drive 200 km/h down a narrow alleyway, for example, you're going to drive through there at walking pace.
I think we’re visiting different websites. When I leave 20+ tabs open over the weekend my CPU remains generally idle.

I do pretty aggressively utilize ad blocking, so maybe that’s helping out.

Where are you seeing crypto-mining js malware regularly being loaded?
Needs some other questions added. :)

* Does your house have an audio/video doorbell that staff or contractors of the company could ever interact with?
Flying isn't just for luxury. In my previous job, I was sent to client sites, a week at a time, for about 60% of the year. I flew 2ish weeks a month every month for years.

Because of the above, I demanded to only fly Delta, and I got the Amex Skymiles credit card. I built status, and often, got free upgrades to First Class. Another "not-a-luxury" thing. When you're boarding and you walk by all the First Class passengers, most of them are there on their company's dime, and nearly all got a free upgrade or paid a highly reduced rate.

The AMEX SkyMiles Credit Card also pays for your PreCheck or Global Entry. So even that was "free" for me (depending how you define 'free' and 'credit cards')
I got absolutely immersed in Indianopolis 500 back in the day[0]. The graphics were pathetic by modern standards but the long races felt like you had to manage a variety of things (tire wear etc) and you really had to commit to it. So I would agree graphics are secondary to the immersion experience.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indianapolis_500:_The_Simulati...
Fair enough. Sorry if I misread your comment!