skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can I ask what type of school, and do you know if this is commonly done? The main difficulty I have with restricting phone use is that these days it can entirely isolate the kid socially. If the kid had a good number of friends who knew how to interact without in person I'd be a lot more comfortable.
> I’m pretty sure someone going to show up to the spot with a net.

I hope that. Will love to see their faces with the mouth full of ammonia
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> CSAM producers and consumers should be found and punished via old-fashioned methods. How was this done in the past?

The "old-fashioned methods" that they used in the past included intercepting communications of people that were suspected of crimes, such as by getting a warrant allowing them to force the person's phone company to record and turn over the person's calls, or by getting a warrant to intercept and inspect the contents of the person's mail at the post office.

> To outlaw large sections of mathematics because of this is absurd

No one has or is proposing outlawing large sections of mathematics, or even small sections of mathematics. The laws are outlawing some applications that make use of mathematics.

Calling that outlawing mathematics is as absurd as saying that building codes that won't let me use asbestos insulation in new construction are banning sections of thermodynamics. Or saying that laws that restrict how high I can fly a drone are banning large sections of aerodynamics.
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Java is still widely used for Android, not to mention its usage in enterprise backends. I agree with you though, React will stick around for quite a while, just like jQuery.
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> geo ip lookups is impossible

impossible is the wrong word here, its just unnecessary. The Feds can (and do) definitely contact domestic & international ISPs to perform near 100% accurate lookups.
lol I bet that works, you can also rub garlic directly on warts and other skin issues I’ve been helped by that in the last. On a separate note, 6,000 IU of d3 is nowhere near a megadose lmao, the study that supposed that it’s dangerous was wrong due to a typo, doses of 50,000 IU over 6mo have been tested and found to be safe. I personally take around 10-15k daily depending on sun exposure and once a week take 30k IUs, along with other things. I would recommend experimenting with 10k daily dose at least if you’re willing to check it out :)
Courses that can help people work with genAI are sorely needed. At the same time, hardware/software integration with these technologies is really lacking. There hasn't been an iPhone moment for generative AI yet
My oldest was born two weeks after the first iPhone was announced. When she was 7 I let her buy an iPod (the one that looked like a thin iPhone) after she saved half the money.

My son is about 18 months younger and I did the same for an iPad Mini when he saved up for it.

They've been very responsible with their devices and we have talked about the potential dangers. Still, if I were to do it all over again, they wouldn't have touched those devices until they were 14. To this day I question how badly even I need one.
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It never "gave links".

Sometimes it mentions a domain in an answer, but since it's training cutoff date is 2+ years ago, if it thinks you're trying to use it as a search engine it will tell you to use a search engine.

Even in this example I bet you OP could have just asked again and gotten the links anyways, this is just a disclaimer to avoid people who don't understand cutoff dates being mislead

It's not getting worse, but honestly it might be for the best that the most gullible people convince themselves it is and leave it for the rest of us
> The alternative is https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs which is ridiculously hard to set up.

https://github.com/mozilla-services/syncstorage-rs/issues/49...

This is the issue to watch, supporting SQLite. This makes it feasible to run a simple sync server for a single user or a small group. But this is not moving forward.
Last time I was in the Netherlands in 2022 I bought a pack on the ferry (duty free baby!) and I’ve been quit for 10 years or so. Most people I passed in the city were smoking and I loved walking in the evening sucking down the my pack.

Certain countries make my iron will into a type of jelly.
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These drones are loaded with up to 10 lbs of the payload of explosive + shrapnel, and such a drone :

" is “made almost entirely of wax-soaked paper and rubber bands, which together makes it almost invisible to radar”"
Sure it does, it is good because it's functional. I could similarly write a convoluted yet highly short Perl expression, less code is not always better.

I tried Solid. Signals are not new, I've used Knockout before and it turns into a spaghetti mess after a few years. I guess people today simply aren't old enough or experienced enough to know what eventually happens with fine grained reactivity.
Has anyone been able to justify this as anything but a pure link tax that send money to the telecoms?
Yeah the base model is really good but I'm also really surprised by how well the model handle finetuning, the power of the model is really shown. I would imagine that soon or later we will also see finetuned inpainting model like we saw with SDv1.5.
> the offline approach is very visible. I zoomed in to where I live and it starts downloading it.

Downloaded the app because of this part of your comment.

It’s awesome!

At the moment I am in Cancún in Mexico, and one thing that was sad about Google maps is that it shows Playa Tortugas in the wrong part of the map, so when I booked our hotel thinking we were next to that beach it turned out that it was not correct.

Meanwhile, this app with the OSM data shows the correct location for Playa Tortugas.

Of course, there is probably a lot of other places in the world where OSM has something similarly wrong.

But I found it encouraging to see that OSM data is better than Google Maps in this case.
The windings in isolation transformers are inductively coupled through the magnetic field in the core. There's often a shield between the two windings to reduce any capacitive coupling.
Not necessary true, it all depends on how much time the parents have for their children and how well they educate them. But I would say that letting your child to be exposed to porn at early ages can be mentally damaging and the same applies to trolling communities that can plant unhealthy ideas into your child's mind
> Child abuse has been accelerated greatly by technology

Any source for that statement ? My understanding is that child abuse - while still existing - is at an all time low in modern western societies. Children working in brothel used to be common, children getting abused by the church used to be a well know fact etc.

Overall a using children is harder than ever even if it has not completely disappeared.

Technology - which allows efficient transfer of information, testimonies etc - is instrumental to that evolution.
Disagree. Law enforcement shouldnt be able to interact with infected computers at all if they dont have the explicit order.
Why not something like the fairness doctrine like existed in the US until the late 80s - at which point, inflammatory reporting become way more common?
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Bold-Kids/author/B09NLGSGXB

Have a look at the books that have reviews. Some include pictures or excerpts. They’re all complete trash. I found a photo I saved, here’s another quote:

“The caverns are home to many creatures, including raccoons and blind salamanders.”

So close.
Newsflash: Canadian government desperate to be able to control the narrative on the next election.

Joking aside, this is "Succession" style bullcrap. They're scratching big news backs so they scratch back on the next election period.
It's not rightthink that they are monitoring for. It's racial and homophobic slurs, harassment/bullying and screaming.

There are just a certain significant percentage of kids whose behavior is just garbage, especially if it's not directly supervised. When I was a kid, I never said or did those things. Because I was a polite and intelligent person as a boy. Maybe I was raised better or something.

I don't know the explanation, but not all children or adults are of the same quality level. Some are just low quality people overall.
I see nothing wrong with this fix. Without it any plugin could intercept network traffic. The response to this seems exaggerated
> since you can just pop the drive + edit the grub config

My current Secure Boot configuration only allows booting a signed GRUB EFI image which contains the configuration. Modifying it on disk would invalidate the signature, causing Secure Boot would fail. My `/boot` isn't encrypted, but each file that GRUB accesses (eg. the initrd image, vmlinux, background.png...) also has a `.sig` file and GRUB refuses to load any unsigned (or invalid) resources. This means that GRUB doesn't need a password to get into the initrd, and I can just enter one password from in there.

Next, I'm considering tying user data decryption to login and allowing the root system to be unlocked by the TPM. It seems like a good compromise to me, as I don't keep persistent data on `/` anyways. The host SSH key will be there, but still protected by the TPM and the above chain.

Edit:
This would be better with aggressive measured boot parameters-- I don't care about losing `/` to a tempermental TPM, and that SSH host key is otherwise somewhat vulnerable. I'll have to learn more about measured boot and PCR.
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You say "free", but it says "6 months free", which implies payment after. In contrast, I've never had to pay for Rewind? I'm not sure if they aren't free, but they don't even require an account.
Online gaming is often a cesspool of DLC, anxiety inducing artificial time constraints designed to give kids FOMO, lootboxes and other forms of gambling targeting children and a constant stream of advertising that isn't seen to anywhere near the same extent in offline/single player titles. Roblox, minecraft, and Fortnite being prime examples.
For reference: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_demon.

Not a perfect analogy but it's close enough to be useful.
There was a book written a few years ago and I wish I could remember the name of it, but it was about the effect of devices on children. The takeaway is they don't learn to read people's expressions and get easily offended, they don't develop healthy skills for in-person relationships, and they don't develop passive learning skills. I fear remote work has the same effect.
The real humour of HN is in the sincere comments.
My parents put login time restrictions on our home Windows computer. That's how I learned to live boot Linux.

Then they started changing the wireless network password. That's how I learned to set a wireless card into monitor mode, capture a bunch of packets, and crack WEP keys.

Then they started locking the router in a closet, and plugging it into a "timer" outlet (that itself plugged into a regular outlet) and just stopped letting electricity pass through at certain times. That's how I learned to pick locks.

Now I work on a red team. Thanks for the free training, mom and dad!
We have only had one incident with the smartwatches. My daughter texted us during class, which got it taken away. Probably she wouldn't have gotten caught aside from the fact that she was using voice recognition to dictate the message. We had a chat with her teacher and the principal, and they agreed to give her a second chance provided she agreed not to text during class. This was in 5th grade, at her elementary school. My son still goes there.

The middle school has a no smartphone, no headphone policy, but they don't single out smartwatches. From their discussion points on why they have the rules they do, I imagine it won't be a problem as long as my daughter continues to abide by the 'do not text during class' rule. They're not trying to lock down the school, just eliminate distractions during class.
Probably not, even the fakes are being faked these days.

There's a famous art faker whose fake art is being faked. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konrad_Kujau
Depends on the department or growth stage. My org currently sees it as too much of a liability because of how easy it is for meeting hosts to move the recording outside the org. But if you have a tight group, that’s not a problem.
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In honor of Doug Lenat (paper is by Lenat & Gary Marcus).
True, it does take more experience, but there are footguns in any language. Personally, having used Knockout, I see that signals are not the future, because I guarantee in 5 years, just as with Knockout and RxJS, there will be articles out on how signals create a spaghetti mess of code. So I'd rather take React verbosity if only because I know where the alternatives lead.

Now if there were a performant version of the core React philosophy like Preact is (or React with their upcoming Forget compiler) I'll gladly take it, but it seems that frontend libraries these days are trending in the wrong direction.
Talenthouse arranging urgent restructuring to avoid bankruptcy
The firm may be known to some from its acquisition of one-time "Facebook killer" social networking site Ello.

The story is from about a month ago. As of a week or so back, Ello and Talenthouse URLs are returning various errors --- SSL cert expiry for Ello (also seen briefly earlier this year), and no response for Talenthouse.

Looks strongly like the end of the road.
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I mostly agree with you, or at least I think you're providing important pushback that needs to be considered. Porn is largely a weird religious boogeyman, and scary stranger kidnapping stories seem to be a form of lucrative fear porn to attract conspiracy minded types. My access to the internet as a teen fueled my curiosity and computer technology exploration in a way that was crucial for where I've ended up today. I actually installed a keylogger to get the internet password that my parents guarded, and I've never regretted it. Blanket luddite rules for kids seem to me to be lazy at best.

That being said, here are some of the things I worry about:

- The internet is no longer a niche playground for nerds, and much of it has become a mainstream entertainment megahub, very highly cultivated for your bland engagement. When I was growing up, I had to constantly fiddle with and troubleshot several layers of software in order to explore, interact with friends online, and play games. It was almost like a barrier to entry. These days, I'm not entirely sure I would have fiddled with anything and might have just skipped to the gaming & media consumption part. After all, it just works now, and the media is more engaging than ever. There seem to be fewer incentives for learning and creativity.

- I'm more concerned about bad behavior modeling than I am about the moral panic nonsense. I want to make sure that whatever personalities my kids are having a social/parasocial relationship with aren't encouraging trollish and abusive behavior.

- I'm also concerned about misinformation. Most people generally are very bad at gauging the trustworthiness of information online. Ironically even the people who cry the most about how media distorts your worldview tend to have that exact problem. I want to teach my kids critical thinking and how to evaluate information based on several important criteria. This will have to be an involved process, and I want to be able to contextualize heavy sources of misinformation while they're being exposed to it.

None of these problems are well addressed with a luddite approach, but they do need careful attention.
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They did a control sweep away from the main site and did not see similar objects.
it definitely gets dark out there, but you'd need a lot of stabilization to counter the motion of the waves if wanting to do imaging. For just viewing, it might be acceptable on a really large boat like a cruise ship. I've seen some footage from large container vessels that were not very long exposures that give an idea. humidity could also be an issue
Sure that would be ideal. But I would need some 101 knowledge that I couldn’t really find in the books I had, or maybe I wasn’t patient enough in reading them, like somewhere there was a key realization of linear algebra that would have made doing everything from first principles possible, or perhaps I could just read Phong’s original paper.
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eradication_of_infectious_dise...

Only 30 cases in 2022. Fingers crossed.

Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2448/
They say he's never going to finish. I say he's got 17 years to finish it before he's an adult and can make his own decisions.
The mothers also eat their mates. Evolution seems to have pushed octopus breeding to one extreme. It's a one shot deal for both sexes.
Interesting. I'll look into it. Thanks for letting me know and for sharing what worked for you before.
s/geostationary/areostationary
IIRC, GitHub adds the nofollow attribute to all user-supplied links links.
Now someone do the same with blender. XD
They actually do do that.. and lure dissidents to embassies where they torture, murder and dismember people who are critical of the government. Moral relativism is a bankrupt ideology. Some things are objectively wrong, and pretending like you shouldn’t point it out because you were born in a different longitude is just so sad.
I was a landscaper on 9/11/2001, on a job, riding a big lawnmower at a customer's house, when the first plane hit. I remember the customer ran outside, frantically flagged everyone down, and invited us all in - she said we just had to see the news for ourselves. There were six of us standing in her spotless living room, dusty and dirty and stinking from working hard all day, watching the recorded footage of the plane fly into the first tower, when the second plane hit. We were all aghast, shocked as the gears in our brains slowly turned into the realization that this was not an accident, it was an attack. Eight months later, I joined the US Army. While in basic training, my drill sergeant told us we'd declared war on Iraq. I somehow managed to avoid being sent to Iraq or Afghanistan while in the Army, but 9/11 would affect all of our lives profoundly going forward. From the Patriot Act to TSA monitoring, that was the point where we collectively decided, as a society, that we would in fact sacrifice a little of our freedom for a little more safety.

It was unavoidable, perhaps. If Benjamin Franklin could only see us now.
At a young age, perhaps start with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Commentary_on_the_UNIX_Opera....
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Likewise the old home phone provided some monitoring of phone use. We've gained and lost so much.
pre-terminated fiber is also so damn cheap on a marginal per-ft basis, that I just bought a bunch of I-know-this-is-way-too-long runs and I spent <$10 more than I would have if I bought in bulk and applied the connectors myself.
Section 230 removes liability for restricting good faith attempts to combat CSAM.

> (2) Civil liability

> No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be held liable on account of—

> (A) any action voluntarily taken in good faith to restrict access to or availability of material that the provider or user considers to be obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable, whether or not such material is constitutionally protected
Chatgpt and writing are a match made in heaven though. Think of it like a faster lower latency more insightful spell checker.
All that link shows is who is the organization and ASN behind the IP. No one could verify if Proton does or doesn't use services from Bynet Data from that info. Could you address your relationship with Tesonet?
Nice! TIL this exists.

For anyone else wondering, to enable it just go to iOS Settings -> iCloud and you'll see "Advanced Data Protection." Toggle it to enabled to create a recovery key, which you'll then be prompted to input correctly after saving it somewhere safe, and then return to the iCloud Settings page, toggle it one more time and enter your recovery key again to confirm.