skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If your child calling you fat would cause you to revoke your love for them, I hope you're not considering parenthood.
iiuc the “non unique” section on repology accounts for this. nixpkgs is almost twice the size of the aur if you count like this.
You don’t indicate what you bought, but when I buy parts or components from Ali express its generally things where quality doesn’t matter or where quality goods would be prohibitively expensive. Like a $10 sensor that just needs to be roughly accurate. Amazon is just as much Chinesium unless you pay way more for brand names so I don’t see what the issue is with cutting about the middle man for applications where quality is not critical.
Just wanted to say thanks for this, I've been looking for good PDF editor apps on Linux, and these fit the bill so far.

They also have flatpaks available on flathub, which makes it easy to install + keep updated.
Technically, kind of, but not exactly.

Anytime this point comes up, someone on the right/Republican will say any taxation is Socialism, that Europe is Socialist. So, to compare Europe/Nordic socialist policies, to US policies is not a large leap. You can't just say, "well technically that isn't really socialism so we can't use that as an example in this argument", when literally for a decade the 'right' has specifically called them socialist.
There's always a hard balance to strike between security and usability, and it's impossible to get right. It seems that it's less Apple and more Bluetooth that the author is concerned about, and simply turning it off will prevent every issue listed. (And given the point of Bluetooth is to connect with devices around you, it seems reasonable to assume that people with it on would like these connections to happen.)

That being said, Apple does have modes which disable these features for people who are worried, including their Lockdown Mode: https://support.apple.com/en-by/guide/personal-safety/ipsd5b...
Why are all the capitalists crying, "it's just the market, supply and demand, dude!" . I'm sure less urban areas are getting that capital so it all balances out in the end. I'm not going to cry for someone who is rich enough to own a skyscraper in downtown San Francisco.
You should go to jail for using that font haha
The killing fields of that ideology had ripe harvests.. Insane that people can still revive all that, while other hate crime ideologies stay dead one disproven.
ZFSBootMenu
Is AI going to make us dumb?
Creating the content is much harder than delivering it. The rent seeking is to encourage creation.
IMHO vehicles are the main reason Americans don't feel as rich as they actually are. I've spent the past year living in 22 countries in Europe, Asia, and South America and it's pretty clear in comparison that this is where the money is going. Americans have way, way more income than basically anyone else, but it's all going to cars and driving and the necessary infrastructure and costs associated.
The stats often don’t include benefits as income so it’s hard to really understand what’s going on.

“Free healthcare” in the form of Medicaid is a bit generous of a description for people under 65 and over 18. Few providers take it, and the benefits are really bad in many places.
I wonder if there have been any changes to this default behavior in the 5 years since.
Credit card issues, and many other forms of fraud, can result from identity theft which is both a security and privacy issue.
- quickly jump to recent directory: https://github.com/rupa/z - however I find it kinda annoying it seems to forget/ignore(?) directories, anyone know of a better version of this?

- quickly opening my personal wiki: https://github.com/francium/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/.local/...

- re-run a script when a file changes: https://github.com/francium/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/.local/...

For `while-watchdo` you, you run it like `while-watchdo "echo hi"`, then in my editor, I have a custom shortcut that does `touch .watchfile` causing the command, in this case `echo hi` to run. I prefer this to tools that retrigger commands as soon as you save _any_ file. Also works in docker containers, edit a file on host, command runs in a container.
While the article is full of great insight into the features stated, the title is clickbait and doesn't match the content at all.
> Well, AirDrop seems to be less anonymous than we thought. It's possible to identify you: your phone sends out SHA256 your phone number hash to all the devices around you every time you hit Share.

It's wild that this hash isn't salted.
> we have zero fragmentation so far. some clients implement more features than others

The Matrix spec has many versions and many features. Clients implement and keep up with varying parts of it due to varying reasons usually involving varying amounts of manpower and funding. Same as with XMPP. I don't see the difference.
I did exactly this. Moved back in with my folks and I'm almost middle aged. There has been zero job security for the past year and a half at least. Also periodically over the years put especially the past year and a half. Otherwise, I'm burning through money for rent, paying bay area prices and health insurance and everything else. People in tech usually scoff at the idea of unionizing, but I feel like we will have to at some point. At least for some amount of sanity and security.
Yes. By design. Copyright law, and basically all other IP law, is explicitly and purposefully about allowing rent seeking. The idea is that in a completely unregulated market, it is impossible to make money from ideas after they are made public. Since making ideas public is good for society, we want to encourage people to continue to do this. Paying people is how we encourage people to do things. So we allow rent seeking, with limits, as a way to pay people even though they make their ideas public. The issue is with how far this rent seeking goes, and where the balance between social good and private good falls. I'm very firmly in the camp that most IP law has, in the modern day, gone too far. But I do think that conceptually it is beneficial to have and maintain some level of rent seeking.
What is the difference between Linear Algebra and "Thermodynamic" Linear Algebra?
This is the reason why we can't do anything in Russia. The power here is trained to find the growth points of potential protest organizers and destroy them at the stage of origin. Recently, Navalny was tightened by measures in prison and extended his term. Any organizer of the rally is put on a pencil and special forces come to it and his relatives and knocks out the doors. The rest understand that jokes are bad. All social networks and Russian chats are now supervised by Putin's close associates. They have access to correspondence in chats and SMS and there are special algorithms that can find these points in the field. No jokes. You will be caught when you are still small and raped in prison if you continue to bend your line. Even Navalny, who was simply a tremendous popularity among young people in the late 10s, can no longer do anything with this.

What else to expect from the country of total repressions and terror in the past and the country in which power is privatized by oligarchs from the special services. The only achievement of Putin is his psychopathic ability to isolate and destroy people. Well, clearly working on psychology clinging to the vile historical past in which one of the relatives or relatives of friends could be in the frosty camps of the Far North (read at your leisure about USSR concentration camps). They don’t just do anything with this but on the contrary the Kremlin propagandists encourage not to be forgotten so that people do not relax and knew "their place". Any public protest in large cities now use face recognition alghorithms + phone location.

And for each oligarch there is a folder with crimes - otherwise you simply will not become an oligarch without gluing like in typical Italian movie about the mafia. To not jump from the boat. The exception is Oleg Tinkov - a kind of punk in Russian business.
If I am understanding the article correctly, this is unpatched and apple haven't even had any warning as they've not disclosed any of this as they didn't consider it a vulnerability (I think I would disagree but haven't fully digested the article)

Edit - it's 3 years old I'm guessing they have made some changes since
The phone number part seems inexcusable but isn’t everything else pretty much necessary for a wireless data protocol like Bluetooth to work?
Yes, so that is a different product than the previous poster’s $2.5k per month daycare. If workers are hard to find in your rural area, a comparable daycare might not be too far from $2.5k per month.
I paint Rome as if it was politically stable, but it was always very far from it. People have been killing each other throughout the republic, and the mere establishment of empire was exactly a blatant disregard for the norms — they essentially got the KING, the one thing that the republic was built to prevent, even if he was called something else. Even two centuries of "Pax romana" were filled with constant bloody struggle for power between nobles, only five good emperors giving some semblance of stability. And after that, crisis of the third century and switch from principate to dominate was even more severe change in these unwritten rules.

US, on the other hand, now has 158 years without internal military conflict, so it's doing extremely, unfathomably well by roman standards.
In my experience, Power Nap probably isn’t the problem, because turning off wake on LAN eliminates bag-waking entirely on macOS and greatly mitigates it under Windows.

Really, it’s rather strange that laptops have wake on LAN enabled by default. It makes some sense on desktops (though I disable it there too so my gaming PC doesn’t randomly rouse itself from hibernation at 3AM), but not at all on laptops.
"Malware on Macs does not exist" - 'waving Jedi hand'
How do you take that off your resume? What if they ask?

I didn’t realize you could do that.
It uses a sliding context windows. Older tokens are dropped as new ones stream in
> Earlier this year, a paper in the widely read PNAS journal raised the possibility of detecting non-replicable findings using machine learning (ML).

I wonder if they faked their paper too.
Wow, not salting the phone number before hashing it was a pretty amateur move. Whoever did that made other mistakes... bank on it.
Haskell added a function popCount in https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.18.0.0/docs/Data-... some years ago to allow easy use of this operation where present.
You are comparing an organization that indiscriminately kills people for hire to a company that makes beloved electronics. You have an extremely, dangerously skewed sense of judgment and should not be taken seriously.
Careful - with that kind of attitude you'll end up on a no-fly list...
Protecting Secrets on the Server – how to do it
With acoustic instruments, sympathetic resonance can play a big role in the overall colour, because eg unplayed undamped strings also respond according to their harmonic likeness to the presence of other excited frequencies.

For example, on a piano if you undamp but don't sound one C, by setting the key down gently and holding it, then strike the C an octave below, the higher C will start ringing quite audibly and add its own partials, the same happens also of course to a lesser degree if you say undamp the G an octave + 5th above the C you're striking. This happens all the time during normal piano playing, because pianists purposefully hold long-duration keys down, and the sustain pedal keeps undamped the notes already played.

It can also work in the "downward" direction for example on the violin where the open strings are E A D G with E the highest, the well known Vivaldi A minor concerto (eg Suzuki book 4) opens with shifting on that E string to eg 3rd position to play the A which is an octave higher than the open A string. To the extent you get this perfectly in tune, presuming a properly tuned violin of sufficient quality, the open A string ie an octave lower will start "ringing" as will the D below that to a lesser degree; and if you then subsequently damp those open strings, it changes the sound significantly. This "ringing" effect is quite important to violinists in developing their sense of tuning and calibrating exactly where to set their fingers.
I guess we all bring our own background to the topic. In my case, noodling on a static site generator is a classic procrastination tarpit, something I find myself doing when writing has hit a rough patch, an easy offramp from something more worthwhile.

For you it sounds like it serves a very different, and more positive purpose. So I'm kind of torn; I don't want to be in the position of saying "you are enjoying yourself wrong", but I also think this forum is already heavy with discussions of toolchains. Gearheads have every right to have long conversations about the elaborate constructions that make them happy, but on any forum they are going to find themselves in tension with people who just want the gear to do stuff.
A lot to unpack in the comments here and I'm ready for the downvotes!

First of all the credit market is in a crunch now and has been for some time. This makes investment rounds for small to medium sized startups both more difficult yield less. That means that hiring is slowing down if not straight up stopping for these startups.

Second, there's a lot of pessimism here but I think the future is still bright. We definitely have more developers looking for work than ever before which is part of why there's such a crunch. The good news is that most of these develops are boot-campers who only got into coding because they heard somewhere they could live in a van and make hundreds of thousands of dollars. Their lack of talent, is your ticket in.

Why do I throw them under the bus? Well, I think the industry has found that the truly 'talented' are actually passionate about software and didn't go into it just because Obama told them everyone needed to learn to code. We're seeing that although the market is flush with developers most of them can't code their way out of a paper bag. If it's not a basic CRUD system they're lost.

So invest in yourself and you should do well. Diversify and show your potential employer that you can wear MULTIPLE hats. Someone who can spin up a basic react app, debug a firmware project over JTAG, and train their own model with Pytorch is going to catch my eye in this market where everyone and their mother knows how to make a website and code up some JS.

Long story short - the market is tight right now. Low investor cash meets huge pool of wanting developers. Solution? Invest in yourself, diversify, stand out.
I don't defend KYC.
> The larger problem with all of this is the inability to discuss things that are within the realm of possibility without falling into absolutes and litmus-testing each other for our political allegiances as it arose from that.”

Totally.

I remember the madness.

The "litmus test" was very necessary because of the quantity of bullshit.

A lot of not BS got wrongly labeled, we could have done better, but there were a lot of loud voices all insisting on being heard. Many of them were outright lies. Many
Indeed. Last year I more than doubled my income by applying with the “click to apply” feature on indeed with a 4 sentence long cover letter.

Later I had a couple short zoom culture interviews and a take-home project which I sunk 10 hours into and outshined 30 other applicants. Offer in my inbox in less than 7 days. Mind you, this was after a grand total of like 20+ hours of interviews at other companies, with on the spot algo tests and all.

Here’s what I’ve learned: I will not subject myself to algo interviews. I just don’t think that’s what I want the companies I work for to value most in their devs. I want take-home projects with clear instructions. I want culture interviews where they are truly trying to see if I’d be a good fit.

Since I got hired I’ve actually helped hire a couple devs. Even as someone who went the traditional route of majoring in CS at a university I’ll say this: I don’t care how you got your knowledge. I just want to see real projects you’ve worked on. The sheer amount of people who apply even from prestigious schools like Stanford who have a mostly empty GitHub is staggering to me. I don’t care how much money you spent on education, show me the code!
The problem with the "I've got nothing to hide" argument is it's not "you" who decides what is "right" or "wrong". The entity doing the "spying" determines what is right or wrong. "You" might think "x" is ok, however the "spying" entity may have the opposite view. And it is the "spying" entity's opinion that matters, not yours, because it always them that have the power and authority in determining what is "right" or "wrong". Moreover, definitions change on what is "right" or "wrong".
How would salting work in this scenario? Both devices would have to share the salt, wouldn’t they?
Can you plug this together with tools like api2ai to create natural language defined workflow automations that interact with external APIs?
Maybe these points were assumed?

Doesn't everyone know that corporations Boards, and C-suit, and Republican donors, etc, etc, etc.. All vacation together, meet together, perhaps even chug beers with Supreme Court Justices together.

Does the author really need to 'prove' this in order to reference it???

This whole post is people arguing about what level of 'coordination' does it take before we can call it a 'conspiracy'. There isn't any 'conspiracy', it's just friendly chatting and innuendo, but of course there is a common 'problem with a solution we should perhaps generally steer towards (wink)'.
Open-Gamma-Detector: a hackable DIY gamma-ray spectrometer
This bout of inflation is very demoralizing. In 2020-21 home prices rose by over 30% in the area I was considering (the Monterey Bay Area). Home prices have stabilized since then, but unfortunately interest rates nearly doubled, pricing me out of the market (I tried to buy in 2021 when interest rates were low, but competition was heavy and I lost out to bidding wars). I’d have to move far outside the Bay Area (like Sacramento or Fresno) to be able to purchase a home in a safe neighborhood at current valuations and interest rates, and even then Sacramento has gotten pricey since 2020 (though still a bargain compared to the Bay Area). Food prices (both dining in and at the grocery store) have risen considerably, and my rent has consistently gone up by 8% annually. Yet my salary at my non-FAANG enterprise employer hasn’t caught up with inflation; I get the customarily low merit increases. Unfortunately switching jobs is very difficult right now due to layoffs and reduced investment in tech, not to mention I like my employer and switching jobs in an attempt to make more money means giving up the nice work environment I’m in.

While I’m able to get by, I feel that I can’t get ahead. I don’t see home prices falling anytime soon; the current high home prices are fueled by a lack of inventory caused by people not wanting to give up their 3% interest mortgages, yet if interest rates fall, demand will increase, pushing up purchase prices. The only way out is building more homes, except due to NIMBYism and geographical constraints, the only affordable new homes that are being built are in the Central Valley. I’m seeing the writing on the wall; eventually I’m going to need to make some drastic changes in my career and my location if I hope to own a home instead of being a perpetual renter.
I think maybe this was changed quite recently, but for a long time Windows 10/11 would send you periodic notifications that Defender had done a scan and found no threats. Pointless and briefly alarming; I do not expect to get AV notifications unless there's a problem.

I'm glad there's a GUI though, which lets you do a deep scan on boot and other stuff.
Either the salt has to be static for all phones in the area, or it has to be calculable, which in the end is pretty much the same as it is now.
If your first sentence is grammatically incorrect, don't expect folks to read further. Group is singular.
Show HN: I redesigned old GNOME app icons to fit in with the new HIG guidelines
80% of my friends are ex-coworkers. Some i even made from WFH. So, I think making friends at work is important, but I'm not sure how much being in-person is necessary.

Granted, I've seen how our developers rarely make friends with each other, so it may be more of a sales/HR/product thing than engineering.
> …[Apple] they didn't consider it a vulnerability…

Neither does the author, seemingly: "This behavior is more a feature of the work of the ecosystem than vulnerability."
A startup with a tech team of 50 doesn't really need a staff+ engineer. They don't know what you do because these aren't things they even think about.
Yuzu has a similar feature on their android release. I bet that’s the big reason why these emulators are on android and not iOS, the graphics hardware on modern iPhones is certainly capable.
ask them to share their email password
From NG for kids:

> Forests contain much of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity, including insects, birds, and mammals

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/five-major...

You’ll find insects in the (rich) soil, on the tree barks, on they leafs and on the canopy; bird make nest and shelter on and inside trees, sometimes with twigs and others debris; mammals lives in burrow between the roots and climb trees and eats their fruits and foliage.
VDI Based on Linux Containers
My understanding is that people purely downloading are very rarely if never prosecuted or even part of civil suite. So it is not very big issue and likely is "fair use".

Entirely different question is does offering a tool for this process constitute as fair use as well. Specially if there is DRM involved. Or does tool need to work in specific way to qualify? For example you could record video on your own machine while watching it, but could not directly download a copy?
> autocratic dystopia that is present day Russia

It is really funny when you read people experiences and memories from 90s extrapolated to modern 202x Russia.

You do not know jack shit about modern Russia, and if you think you are(from 90s), you only fool yourself.
No list, but here’s a non-US example

Torture, rape and imprisonment based on phone data (Belarus 2022)
You're essentially asking the same question after it's been answered. Space-time is the carrier that acts like a fabric, and some large cosmological mass is distorting that fabric.

The distortion of the fabric of space-time ripples throughout the entire universe at the speed of light, and spreads it's effect proportional to the inverse square related to distance.
It is hard to make a comparison for my grandfather, but my father's home is right in my hometown and still exists.

You raise all great points. My father's home was in Brighton Beach in Brooklyn NYC. It cost under $50,000 in 1980.

The same house has a Zestimate today for $1,049,800. I wish we still owned it.
For comparison sake, yes, there are 4 decades of upgrades and also 4 decades of deprecation, floods, hurricane sandy, etc.

In 1980, my mother didnt work, nor did most moms in the neighborhood. Today, many moms in the neighborhood work to make ends meet.

Interest rates were very high then, 10% compared to 6% now, though my did did re-fi when they dropped, so it wasnt a life-long issue.

It is hard to compare electric/gas/water/proptaxes because I was too young to remember that. However, at the highest level, you just need to look at:

RATIO of prevailing engineer wages in 1980 : $50,000

RATIO of prevailing engineer wages in 2023 : $1,049,800

That alone tells you there is a huge problem.

I'll admit:

- Food options today are way better

- Cars today are way more comfortable and way safer

- Entertainment in 2023 is way better (music, streaming tv, books)

- Healthcare is better for extreme cases (cancer) though arguable for the average case?

BUT

- College was almost free after grants. Student debt was tiny