skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
New privacy features that ship less finger printing data? Part of some nefarious plot to harm their competitors ability to harvest data. Won't anybody think of the poor third party tracking/finger printing providers?
Exactly my thought - I consume everything through fulltext RSS, but for HN I only get the title and links to the article and comments (through hnrss) - having summaries would be a great improvement! A great alternative would also be if there was some kind of an API to access the summaries
Typescript solved the "I spent hours debugging, only to find I misspelled a property" problem. FastAPI did the same for Python. I have noticed that untyped languages (or "dynamic" languages, if that makes it sound more advanced) have typing added to them by people who love the language, but hate 10x debugging.

On the other hand, I can't think of a single example of a strongly typed language that has been "fixed" by someone* to get around typing. Like, "I love building enterprise systems in C++, but I just really miss all those runtime errors that could/should have been caught by the complier."

So maybe the trajectory of languages gives a clue as to which is better.

*I know that would be incredibly difficult, but we programmers are a resourceful bunch.
> My recommendation is to both disable third party cookies and this new thing. You don't need either of them.

then you will see random low quality ads instead of something you may be interested in
You don't have to use iCloud Backup.
Lucky you. Any companies that have to follow NIST SP 800-171 have to configure their VPNs to reroute all traffic.
It's called onomatopoeia and they're surprisingly different in many languages.
Or people choose partners that are more similar to their socioeconomic status from the start.

See how you can make up any story and make it sound plausible? This is why so many people don't trust studies in psychology or economics.
Make your own account. And pricing? What are you talking about?
They are likely closely monitored

Imagine getting a week of solitary confinement for trying to read a Korea Times article.

https://m.koreatimes.co.kr/pages/article.asp?newsIdx=358723
Thanks, I'll take a look at these eshell batteries.
Ask HN: Is Hotwired/* in Rails a real thing?
There was a lot of buzz when it was released in 2022:

> Hotwire is the new functionality of Rails that gained momentum lastly.

> Hotwire is not a single library, but a new approach to building web and mobile applications

etc.

From your experience is it a real thing that you're really excited after about a year after release, or just a bloatware from 37signals because they want it to be in Rails?

I have a sense it was never a momentum. And I haven't heard about exciting and real life stories, except from 37signals.
Indeed. Further to this, training on data involves copying it. To do so without permission robs authors of the right to contract their work for this training, either to OpenAi or any other third party.
the nso go their hands on the vault 7 tools https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/
Also pay the writers, I need another season of severance :'(
It's wild. This thing has been down for 5 hours. I cannot imagine the insane amount of data they will process when everyone comes back from offline mode. They're at POW point and we still have no idea if they've even identified the problem yet.
Long overdue. I’m becoming more and more inclined to think that the criminalization isn’t bad because of the side-effects of criminalization. I think the very INTENTION of criminalization, to reduce the consumption of these drugs, is harmful.
They do have a backport for version 56, but it's in a branch named v62-backport-v56-githubusername-2023-asdf-try-2 and you have no way to discover that.

Instead of choosing v56.1, because that would be semver.
re: 6.

Isn't Luke the same story? He went from zero to Darth Vader rival in a couple of years maybe? Yoda thought that kid Anakin was already too old for training, but Luke was a young adult.

Rey's rise was sillier still, but both heroes are the story of an "even more special individual" superseding the efforts of prior generations by virtue of their intrinsic personal connection with the force - pure genetic destiny.
This is a lie. It’s a UK owned company, part of Novalpina Capital. A division of their QCyber Group based out of Luxemburg.
> Not yet but they can't just turn off third party cookies arbitrarily in their browser without giving time for sites and advertisers to update their systems to account for the removal.

This is a good example of anticompetitive/anti-monopoly regulation not only not protecting consumers, but in fact making things actively worse.

A better regulatory response would have been "having an advertising/analytics product and a browser product in one company is anticompetitive, split one of them into a separate business from the other, and then the browser product must not privilege the advertising/analytics product". Then the browser could, in fact, just disable third-party cookies without giving advertisers and analytics companies another alternative.
I didn't expect to actually like it, well done for making me change my mind :-)

Slight feedback:

- Many "comments" summary start with boilerplate such as "This content discusses" which a bit annoying.

- It would be good to have a sense of "controversy" in the comments summary. Like some kind of general "mood".
I'm averse to drawing too many conclusions, as impressive as the study is. For one thing, it always seemed to be that the primary feature in finding a long term partner is simply geography: everyone in my hometown linked up with people in highschool, many got pregnant, and that was that.

Second, I'm looking through the article and not seeing analysis on whether this idea of similarity in partner choosing is a mechanism in choosing a partner or holding a partner, or both. Personally I've found I have a habit of being initially very attracted to people with certain traits that I find really unattractive long term. As I got older it tempered me into working a bit harder to learn more about someone to find what traits they have that I find long-term attractive that you really can't know from just a few dates.

I know so many people in unhappy relationships that are either truly stuck or believe they're stuck, due to economic factors, a child, or simply being unable to face the uncertainty of life without the partner they don't love or even hate. That's without even getting into abuse traps.
This is very helpful! I see that a GitHub gist/file isn’t summarized and just mentions that it is code. What is the input to the summarization? Do you use the entire HTML (header, footer, sidebar, etc.) for summarization or do you do any processing between crawling and summarization?
> because no matter what they do, you won't accept it.

It's not about acceptance. It's about trust. Trust has two key components:

1) It's earned. Full stop.

2) Regardless of how much trust equity you've built, it can be lost instantly.

Like it or not, this is how trust works. Accepting what Google does is one thing, but at this point there's no reasonable reason to trust it.
You can pretty easily access GPT-4 via the API in a chat interface using SlickGPT, and that was just the first result on Google. That is pay-per-request (technically per token), not a subscription.
apple will not be buying anything, the hacking tools that nso are using are stolen from the trhee letter agency
Because sandboxing on iOS is terrible. Not that any of the other commercial vendors are any better.

If they could provide good sandboxes do you think the highest security certifications advertised on their website [1][2] would only certify protection against attackers with “basic attack potential”, the lowest possible level. Three whole levels below “moderate attack potential”. I mean, seriously, they certify their security sucks on their website, is it any wonder their security sucks.

[1] https://support.apple.com/guide/certifications/ios-security-...

[2] https://support.apple.com/library/APPLE/APPLECARE_ALLGEOS/CE...
I think the biggest disadvantage to "do it in firmware" is it requires an external keyboard. (& the good ones which let your thumbs use more than one key are more expensive or diy).

Using the keyboard to drive the mouse isn't a nice experience. -- But, it's nice to have in situations like "I use a bluetooth mouse, on desktop, and bluetooth isn't set up/working". I've found that useful for live ISOs.
That's outside US territorial waters? What authority the USCG has there commanding stupid person to get in line?

Or should this be read as "70m away from Tybee Island, but still near the coast"?
That's a different vowel (flipped the other way). the vowel they indicate is the nonrhotic realisation of the vowel in "search".
Do you have evidence for this happening after marriage?

The only case I have literal evidence against your case is Physicians in the US. About a quarter of physicians marry other physicians, and this has been trending up for a long time: https://www.ama-assn.org/medical-residents/medical-resident-...

You can’t claim this is connections after marriage.

I strongly suspect the social factor is that high earning professionals (doctors, lawyers, engineers, etc) are already on the same professional tracks when they get married. They have social circles consist mostly of other professionals. When the meet someone to marry, odds are high that person is part of their professional circles.
The man earned his ego trip.
Menopausal hormone therapy and dementia: nationwide, nested case-control study
Standard behaviour of a Youtube influencer.
Are you describing not an opposite, but a difference? Obviously, given any two randomly selected persons, it is much more likely that they will earn different salaries than that they will earn the same. Men tend to make more than women, largely because of differences between what men and women prioritize in life and career, because women often leave their jobs for extended periods of time to raise children, etc. Ergo, you can expect that for any married couple, the husband is more likely to earn more than the wife. This is desired by many women, because someone has to earn a living when they are on maternity leave.

> I noticed often in couples, there is one with money and one without.

Where did you "notice" this exactly? Because this is false. People tend to mate according to similarity of socioeconomic class. That means similarity of economic class. Cultural factors (the "socio" in "socioeconomic") are also important and correlate with economic factors. Greater similarly of cultural factors and economic factors creates greater opportunity and affordances for pairing. There's a greater common ground to work with. You're not going to find many classically educated billionaires married to barely literate burger flippers.

> I guess this is out of necessity and it satisfies both the poorer person's need for sustenance and the richer person's need for control over the relationship.

I don't know what bizarro world you live in, but this is not the general case. Again, people tend to mate according to socioeconomic similarity. That means both are earning within a similar-ish range or some from families with similar socioeconomic characteristics. The only way you can conceivably control someone in this manner is not to out-earn them, but the one earning less must earn less than needed to survive, have no realistic prospect of providing for themselves, and have no family or friends he or she can rely on. Telling someone you'll take away their Birkin bag isn't much of a threat to a poor person; starvation is. Your view of what most marriages are like is, frankly, delusional and dark, like something from an incel forum.
> You can make an analogous argument about the traditional corporate site to site VPN, which is a point to point link between routers that bridges two non-virtual networks. By your standard, calling that a virtual network is only true in the degenerate sense.

Disagree. "The network", in the sense that my PC, and Bob's PC in the next town, and the server in our colo space, are all on "the network", is virtual, in a pretty essential sense. Even if 68 of the links in the network are physical wires and only 2 of them are virtual, their existence changes the character of the whole. In the same way that we have an "international network", that would be important to think of and treat as international, even though it only has one cross-border cable.
Texas cryptomining outfit earns more from idling rigs than digging Bitcoin
I like clarity of your examples. You could draw an inspiration from Daniel Shifman's book "Nature of code" (https://natureofcode.com/book/) - see chapters 2 and 3 for instance.
So tourists (or people visiting for family or work) who own iPhones wouldn't be able to use them in Israel? You can probably see how that's a tough sell.
Brazil launches biggest ever operation against illegal cattle farms in Amazon
That header and Referer were always a mistake. I don't think The Google's motivation is pure, but I agree in principle.

A lot of sites will break for people as a result, though. Maybe that's what The Google wants, though.
> it's a transformer based natural language model just like GPT

its an encoder-decoder model whereas GPT is decoder only. feels like a pretty big difference, though in practice i honestly still dont have a strong grasp of how encoder-decoder is deficient to decoder-only when it comes to text generation. i get that BERT was designed for translation but why cant we scale it up and use it for textgen just the same
I think it helped too that the volume of experienced film enthusiasts who would order dvds early in the Netflix days and write reviews was probably pretty high.
>... as greed leads them into bed with the wrong people.

I'd hope they're at least targeting their own customers as part of state-sanctioned operations. Still, that doesn't justify the dissidents they indirectly facilitate being thrown under the bus. Or on the receiving end of a bone saw, as another commenter put it.
The issues around AliExpress are essentially related to shipping. It takes too long and they don’t enforce the delivery times and the seller can send you the wrong thing or if you want to return it you get to pay the return shipping back to China. You have to understand that 7 day delivery means it might show up in a few months and only buy from high quality sellers. That’s why it has such a bad reputation.
I would think Google would want this in Brave and Edge also. Google will want to advertise to the users of these browsers even though they aren't using Chrome.
How is eza broken? Please submit an issue if this has been your experience.
We have fixed quite a few bugs and put a lot of work into this fork.
Right but that’s not a secret back door tracking mechanism. It’s a pretty blatant one!

My point is that even this blatant logged in user tracking won’t be able to use user agent strings to track either.
Sure they can. They just have to do it in a way that doesn't create a disadvantage for other advertising providers.

Google isn't allowed to stop others tracking you without also removing their own ability to track you because that's anti-competitive.
I've seen SaaS providers engage in really scummy practices here. Like comb through their access logs or user databases, find that someone signed up from an IP address belonging to a corporate ASN, and then putting that company's logo on their website as a user/customer. Technically telling the truth, but with information obtained in a really shady manner.

(I'm not claiming Retool does or does not do this.)
Values is definitely the thing that needs to overlap. My wife and I have talked about this quite a bit, and my anecdata would roughly support the study. I think one person being anal, and the other carefree, outgoing vs homebody, that’s the opposites attract part. But if you have one person that thinks you need to go to church, or that school is the most important thing for a kid and the other doesn’t, it’s trouble. My wife and I are from different cultures and are different types of people, but are values really overlap where it counts.
The fix sounds easy to me.

Switch to a better browser.
I don't think I'd use this in its current form. Its abbreviated the article but still not enough.

What I'd prefer is just a more appropriate AI generated title in as dense a sentence as possible.

OP: You should play with word lengths to see how short a title/abbreviation you can achieve.

I asked ChatGPT to 'summarize in as few words as possible' and I got this:

Citizen Lab found a zero-click vulnerability, BLASTPASS, exploiting iPhones to deliver NSO's Pegasus spyware via malicious PassKit iMessage attachments. Apple released an update; users advised to apply immediately. Discovery emphasizes advanced threats to civil societies; update protects global devices.
> This has literally been every startup in SV for the last 15 years

That is literally not true.

> But I stand by my previous statement that literally nothing in this article is actual evidence

I read the article. Some hand-wavey bits, yes, and some (probably) legal-cautious phrasing that you highlighted (eg the 'we believe' qualifier), but overall I find the evidence they've laid out to be highly compelling.

What evidence would you demand to concur that this is dangerous / spyware / a risk?
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Awesome! Thank you for trying it out.

Will work on improving the conciseness of the summary and also surface the mood of the discussion.
Could you explain how this programme is harmful to those Apple decided are ineligible to join?
Are Walmart and Amazon just as bad? I've heard differing opinions on whether it's like Slaves R Us, or if it's just like anywhere else, where there's probably a few slave labor produced goods included.
A few thoughts.

I’d honestly estimate 20% of the ads I see on websites now are TEMU. I’ve never clicked on one, and will never sign up. If they stop advertising the ad market will feel the waves.

The products being advertised to me are WILDLY irrelevant. It feels like they’re just shooting a shotgun into the air.

It looks like they’re selling only the cheapest stuff, like cutting the middleperson of the FIVE CAPITAL LETTER brand names that use Amazon Marketplace. As much as I don’t trust a plunger or measuring cup from HYYNA, I trust TEMU quality even less.
Exactly, just like the clown that invented gifs trying to tell everyone it's pronounced with a J.
The “O.G” Tech Bro’s
You should probably look into enjoying some dance, you're wound up really tight.
I think a primary reason is "more privacy" (Mainstream VPNs actually reduce privacy) closely followed by bypassing regional restrictions (like blackouts during sports games, using Pornhub in Utah or Alabama, or looking up clinics that perform abortions in Texas) followed by bypassing ISP restrictions.
What qualifying process did you go through prior to first using them?
So because of 'idiots', anyone looking to experience the therapeutic effects should continue to carry the risk of jail time and a permanent record?
Thank you! Currently, I pull the body of the page. Looks like this does not handle GitHub repos and Gists correctly. Will investigate further.
yes but code llama also found that the PSM format was inferior to the SPM format presumably because those hard cuts lose context. the "real" fill-in-the-middle of BERT is i think more likely to model language compared to the "faux" F-i-t-m of flinging prefixes and suffixes around
Good luck finding politicians willing to play hardball with Israel. Most won't even cut off arms sales to them.
James, while John had had "had had" had had "had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had". "had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had had" had had a worse effect on John's computer program because the string buffer wasn't large enough.

In the context of two users putting inputs into a C program that doesn't sanitize user input.
How is this garbage reply the first one I'm seeing?
> richer person's need for control over the relationship

Sometimes, it's not necessarily about control, as a sexually attractive female alpha may not be controlled by a male beta, the dynamics can be the other way around. However, it still works because a wealthy male can have a trophy wife/gf that can show off around, get satisfied sexually, while female gain control and access to resources.
Welcome to the world of anonymous short seller hit pieces. These people are scum and they’re not even good at what they do. 99% of the time just make up a bunch of sensationalist bullshit. They are the new bottom feeders of the securities world, today’s version of boiler room folks.
This is a great idea, thanks!
I have a CO sensor for an arduino that I haven't used yet that cost a few dollars. I haven't noticed in the manual any mention of expiration.
Outage at Square prevents small businesses from accepting credit cards
“Due to your struggle”

That’s an odd choice of words. Sometimes folks just need access to education on a new topic… don’t know that it’s exclusively due to their “struggle” of being a person of gender X and race Y.
I agree with your assessment. I guess the more wealth imbalance there is, the more room there is for physical attractiveness imbalance. There is some kind of equilibrium at play.

It's tempting to think that the one with money is getting the better deal (e.g. in terms of evolutionary biology) but I feel like it's a flaw in our psyche as it overlooks the power of capital and capital's ability to make itself more valuable over time. Attractiveness generally only declines over time, unlike capital which only appreciates.
I'm having a difficult time trying to remember the last time Google benevolently made a change to improve user privacy without trying to further entrench their status.

This doesn't seem fair to wholly categorize skepticism of Google's motives as an "ideological stance" if Google hasn't demonstrated any willingness to change.
I don't know the case for tailscale but systemd system services can definitely be run under a specific user/group and have sandboxing applied.
I’m convinced at least 75% of devs consider working at a FAANG to be the absolute apex of a career, regardless of what’s worked on. Which, to me, says it’s purely about prestige.

It’s impossible to say for sure, but there’s a certain pervasive collective worship of these employers that will just not quit.
Sounds kinda awful, what if the relay goes down at an important time? You just know they're going to do something like banning LAN connections too unless it's on some special whitelist so nobody can ever make a true P2P app.
The one~two year turnover is usually for employees that can easily come and go. Key individual contributors for instance often stay for far longer, forgoing more lucrative options to keep working on an environment that fits them.

Losing people in these positions will hurt a lot more than the average engineer/sales moving on after a short stint.
Can Mars’ Core Be Restarted? Questions for the Future
They only let reviewers see the first two episodes. I'm not saying the first two episodes were great, just not enough. Some other shows let reviewers see half a season or more, one of the trade offs is that you as new viewer have to be very careful or only go to sites that respect the viewer and do not spoil stuff unnecessarily.
Sorry you feel that way. I’ve been declared the “Chosen One for Massachusetts” by Temu!
Thank you so much!

Will tweak the prompt to not bury the lede.
i'm sure those things correlate
Haskell's type classes work fine, similar enough to multiple dispatch.
Mu.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_(negative)