skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is interesting, never heard of Bank SD box and the way you describe distributing the secret is novel. Do you have any links to a practical implementation?
They merged Deepmind into Brain and rebranded it all Deepmind.
Almost Always Add Swap (Linux)
Apple will charge way less to fix cracked back glass on an iPhone 15 Pro
This has clear Universal Paperclips undertones.
Currently I use custom passwords which I write down in a single file for digit-only passwords. But while I was writing my top comment, an idea about converting letters in app/website name to digits and scrambling them came to me.

Take a look for the algorithms: https://www.google.com/search?q=historical+cryptography+tech... Choose one which you can run in your head, don't use it as-is, insert random chars at certain places, substitute some letters in the app name for others, make sure it looks like randomly generated, and you will be fine.

I still use 2FA with Authenticator (on iPhone), fallback set as SMS. Only thing I need is my government issued ID to get a new SIM card if the current one burns.
I know a German site doing the same: https://nurluefter.de/luefter/
It was clearly the immigration because there was nothing else going on at the time that could explain the changes.
My understanding is that the curl position was around making sure UX (defaults) are safe and don't tie the user to any third-party gateway.

Default behavior in the merged curl PR got adjusted and now the only gateway that is used implicitly is the localhost one. Using an external, potentially untrusted public gateway requires explicit opt-in from the user via IPFS_GATEWAY env variable.

FWIW, in recent years IPFS ecosystem made content-addressing over HTTP viable and useful. Standards and specifications got created. Verifiable responses have standardized content types registered at IANA.

For practical info, see:

"Deserialized responses" vs "Verifiable responses" at https://curl.se/docs/ipfs.html

"Deserialized responses" are designed to be used on localhost, "Verifiable responses" are something one would use with a gateway they don't trust

Client docs at https://docs.ipfs.tech/reference/http/gateway/#trustless-ver...

Server specification at https://specs.ipfs.tech/http-gateways/trustless-gateway/
If this works well this is brilliant. My first successful SaaS got most of its initial traffic from comments placed in places where people were discussing the issue I was solving. This was my main Marketing approach
> Then one time it returned the triple J version by the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets

The name made me laugh out loud but the recommends delivered this:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtua5kEsbGX_1HhY4OQAg...

Allready diggin the first one of 100, 95 to go. Thank you!
Pretty much, here in NY, they tried to forced villages to suspend zoning for apartments. Except, these villages here are already being heavily developed, by nothing but luxury apartment buildings. (There are in fact 4 going up next to me right now). The real estate mafia controls NY and they wanted the inconvenience of building codes suspended so they could build more luxury units faster.

Also, what keeps happening is the developers cheat, don't offer affordable units in the end, and the villages get sued for displacing low income individuals which violates some HUD rules and suddenly the remaining village taxpayers are subsidizing the rents of people in these luxury apartments by federal order. (Because my village currently is doing this). You know, instead of the luxury apartment apartment building that caused the displacement.
Stock market was one of worse inventions of humanity...
I found this interesting: despite her locally being a big star, Bruce Springsteen sold his music for $550 Million recently which must deflect decades of staying power. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/15/arts/music/bruce-springst...

Otoh, Bob Dylan sold his for only $150-200 M. I wonder if he didn't have full rights, or if I'm overestimating his popularity. https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/pop-culture-news/bob-dyl...

Anyway, I'd expect these long standing acts to have more long term value than more modern pop acts like Perry. It would/will be interesting to see the valuations of different artists work.
I'm not crying, _you're_ crying.
Yeah, I know Plan9. Similar problem, low HW coverage. Additionaly, it doest give me anything I already have, and I get drivers problem. Not worth of switch IMO.
I can stay in Win2003 then and utilize VMs for newer stuff. Big plus of staying is that I have all the apps/tools mirrored and I know this system pretty well.
Pretty sure the under class is by design. Anyone who's ever used the phrase "real job" believes in the necessary existence of an under class.
You forgot to read the context. That's nothing to do with what we're talking about.
I was delivered exactly what I was promised. 0% click-bait, 100% expectation management.
I'm confused now
Why would they be fiercely loyal to a company that has just canceled their preferred product?
I certainly agree with you, it is more about how people behave than anything else.

Nevertheless, if we look at how the Boomers acted, they:

- Presided over a bunch of aggressive and needless wars.

- Led the slow decay of the US economy, weighed down with regulation, struggling to build things and stuck in a money printing spiral.

- Have done a terrible job of letting up the political reins to new blood, and generally allowed liberty to backslide in some stunning and catastrophic ways (pointing particularly at the monetary system that has been consistently getting more repressive and the surveillance state).

In some sense it is impressive that they only got a few things wrong, as a generation there was some amazing technological work done. But it is hard to recover from political and economic mistakes that profound. There isn't enough real wealth generation, retirement savings have been blown up in a lot of exotic foreign countries like Iraq and someone is going to have to do without. It'd be fairest if the blow fell on the Boomers, they set this up. The next generation can pay for their own mistakes.
Not really related to this article in particular, but I keep reading about "oxidize this" and "corrode that", which makes zero sense for a language named after a fungus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)#Or.... Ok, the proper verb for a parasitic fungus would probably be "infect", and nobody wants to go there, so I guess they just pretend that it's named after iron oxide?
Large hard-on collider.
They seem to be a pretty chill bunch, I wouldn't mind working there a few years.

I assume it is good for the CV too ;)
NYC also had the same housing stock in 2020 as in 2000.

Despite adding several Boston’s worth of population at the time.

So I’m not sure it’s as simple as arguing it’s only the demand side when clearly the supply side hasn’t kept up.
Now we know what all those tax euros are funding at CERN!
Lego axes plan to make bricks from recycled bottles
I think they merged the teams
> I'd say that Wasm will likely grow the features required for Go

Wasm has been really great at shipping the MVP, but they are pretty slow about shipping the many features that build on it. In general, this makes sense as the system can't be changed once its stable. But it also means that a lot of things are still in limbo and will probably be for the forseeable future.

> I think each language made the trade-off that made most sense for that language.

Definitely! Go is meant for backend application logic computing where you can provision tons of ram and ignore the issues of gc. Rust targets a larger domain, less application logic in particular but the whole range of system programming. Also including applications but also low level libraries, places without an OS, etc. I think if Rust really wants to be low-low level, then not shipping an async runtime is a must, even if the std crate is present. Providing features for libraries to support multiple runtimes? Sure. But don't apply solutions that (mostly) work for Go to Rust's problem domain.
Every penny you redirect from ownership to renting will be treated with contempt by your new owner. And the only thing your new owner hates more than you is the planet.
It's robust. I hamstrung the model solution by forcing pistonAcceleration to be 0, and forcing hingeAcceleration to be 0 during the first second, but it still "caught" and balanced the ball.
The NSW FP1 is gorgeous. I had no idea they existed!

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_South_Wales_FP_Paybuses
Ah, CFR looking down its long diplomatic nose at carpenters and brick layers

"new stimulus-driven opportunities in fields such as carpentry and bricklaying hold no interest for graduates in areas such as literature and computer science."

The CFR crowd should spend more time learning about anagnorisis and peripeteia https://www.ted.com/talks/mike_rowe_learning_from_dirty_jobs
Building regulations yes, zoning regulations no.

There's a community near me that has enormous housing shortages and yet they maintain a 1 acre minimum lot per single family house only to "preserve character". Does that sound like a safety issue to you?
> The sad thing is technologically their argument was 100% bulletproof

Engineers often think the law is a computer program. You put the same inputs in and get the same inputs out. If you find a bug, then you can exploit that until the bug is fixed via a new version.

It's not. The spirit of what the law is supposed to do is far more important than the letter of the law.
I wonder if this will result in remote job applications excluding candidates from New York, as we've seen with other states. Although once a critical mass of states start requiring this, that won't really be an option any more.
Yep the standard I refer to is Info-ZIP (zip(1)).

I will add the resulting compression sizes- there is not much between them (pzip was around 2% larger for the 10GB directory). Although, I do have some optimizations in mind which will bring this down further.
I confirm there is entries mentioning "raw byte checksums". Thanks!
and 1Password doesn't work from behind corp proxies with custom traffic inspection certs
Great! What was your first successful SaaS about?
Spoken like someone who has never had milk outside of the U.S.
Houses being investment is the bulk of it. But what's absurd is that people in US think they have right to have the value of their investment protected. So they oppose any regulation that might influence supply or demand for housing in unfavorable way for them. And politicians treat them as if they have a point instead lauging in their faces and saying, the point of investment is that you take the risk of having a loss.
This is the standard conservative "big government" and "young people today don't want to work" rant.

> The problem is government regulation. In some places, it's almost impossible to build new houses due to regulations.

Regulation yes, but it's not the lack of building; we're building like crazy all over North America. Many new homes are "lost" and become second or third homes for the wealthy or airbnb rentals. Regulations are not building for high capacity, preferring to sprawl and build monster homes that house few, wealthier people. Regulations are preferring condos to low income rentals.

> I think we have a situation where part of the population is literally voting to appropriate wealth from another part of the population.

Yep, but unintentionally. Governments are cutting taxes on the wealthy while transferring remaining tax money to their investments in the form of corporate welfare.

> Voting for more immigration which drives up demand for houses and voting for more regulations which constrain the supply of housing.

One of the parties in the US and a couple in Canada are literally running on "Immigration is bad" platforms. People aren't voting for immigration, they are getting immigration despite how they are voting.

> t the same time, those people who do not own a house are wising up to the scheme and so they increasingly refuse to work or provide value to society. Instead, they resort to financial schemes, illegal activity, freeloading government benefits; they've checked out from the system.

Ah yes, the welfare queen rant. People aren't "refusing to work", many are sick (physically and/or mentally) and/or homeless and can't take on jobs, not because they are lazy but because no one hires someone who smells like they haven't showered in a month. Companies are the ones resorting to financial schemes and illegal activity; wage theft and union busting is big business. Companies are freeloading FAR more than sick people.

People have "checked out from the system" because the system has abandoned them. When homes are $1M or more, there is no point working a second or harder job in order to afford a home, for many people owning a home is now forever out of reach.

> It seems that we are headed for an economic and political disaster.

We are and the biggest part of the problem is people who have fallen for the "it's big government and poor people who are robbing you blind" story.
> then it would be worthwhile to Netflix to simply sell the business to another entity

This assumes there was a buyer who was able to pay.

As someone who has worked on this kind of stuff, I guarantee the leadership team at Netflix considered and did their due diligence, but didn't find a satisfactory buyer or didn't even find a buyer.
Is there any scalable way to take the heat from a data centre and turn it back into electricity? I'm sure it is more efficient to heat houses with it, but only in the winter I guess.
California implemented this and I haven't seen any data to support that Californians are being excluded from applying for jobs.
EU has regulation that every car (newer than 2018) has to be connected. https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/security-and-em...

EU in general advocates for monitoring, not against it. If you think GDPR is an example of anti-monitoring regulation, read it carefully - there are exceptions for monitoring, practically every clause says "unless required to track by law" and "doesn't apply to the state".
In my country the number of apartments being built grew along with the prices - just before the pandemic it even beat a 50-year-old record.

It's a textbook case of induced demand(for investment properties) and how construction cannot hope to keep up with it. It took a war in a neighbouring country for the madness to slow down(but not stop).
https://archive.ph/BHYqp
At the moment it doesn't- if it's something you're looking for, please open an issue.

I didn't want to go down the route of implementing a bunch of features without there being a actual need for them, especially for an initial version.
For trading we focus on latency rather than throughput.

We cannot really accomplish much by telling a bunch of other companies to change the format they use to send data to all of their customers.
To achieve stimulated emission
It never ceases to astonish me how the richest country on the planet is still in 'survival mode' where everyone has to justify their claim to, well, anything at all.

In Europe (even as it was largely laid waste after WW2), it is understood that we are all together, and simply by existing we have a right to at least a basic level of living.

Perhaps part of that is that because communism was so close, for so long, it was realised that without addressing the needs of the whole population, Western Europe would also succumb to communism (or indeed fascism again).
‘Who Benefits?’ Inside the EU’s Fight over Scanning for Child Sex Content
With awful consequences for its productivity and environment, no less. It is easier to commute to central Leeds from Hebden Bridge, Saltaire, and Mythholmroyd than from actual suburbs of the city itself. Utterly ridiculous.
Because it could harm competition if they don't.

No ?
> VCs generally want growth and even if Redbox could gobble up Netflix's DVD rental market share, the market itself is stagnant

Netflix IPOed in 2002 and Redbox's parent company is a penny stock (Chicken Soup of the Soul Entertainment // NASDAQ: CSSE)

VCs do not invest in public entities.

The companies that invest in public entities are Investment Banks and Private Equity, both of which are different industries with different norms and regulations from Venture Capital
They suck too.
I’ve tried to switch from 1passwprd to BW and it didn’t work out. Despite its issues, 1Password is still the most capable and stable for me.
https://collectd.org/ does the gathering (and writing to RRDTool database, if you so desire) part very well. Many plugins, easy to add more (just return one line of text)

Still need RRD viewere but that's not a huge stack

And it scales all the way to hundreds of hosts, as on top of network send/receive of stats it supports few other write formats aside from just RRD files.
It feels like the monopolies regulators are starting to awaken from their long dormant period.
If you restrict refunds to be permissible only until a certain point before the event, that will create a window in which unsuccessfully scalped tickets are released back into the pool for general public, bypassing scalpers. If scalpers choose to hold onto the tickets beyond the point, they wouldn't really be able to liquidate. I'd say that we shouldn't let perfect be the enemy of good, with regards to refunds.
Probably a little ambitious. Claims trading is currently priced at ~35c on the dollar[0], which isn't great but certainly better than what claims were trading at to begin with (~10c on the dollar).

[0]: https://claims-market.com/pricing
Full agree here.

There is actually another possibility: there must be a way to check whether the receiving system has received the message. But this only works if there are no "rogue" senders.
The Story of the Best Meme Ever: "Never Gonna Give you Up" ...
This is unnecessarily inflammatory towards a generation of children who didn’t choose what world to be born into, and which systems were going to be taking advantage of them.
>See how much popularity gets NSDAP reconstruction group, called AfD (in the polls they have 20% and still growing).

You do realize that this kind of nonsense is one of the main reasons they have as much support as they do? By treating people like caricatures you are turning yourself into one as well. Which people react to. Tribalism and signaling isnt going to solve this, its causing it.

One description for the difference between progressives and conservatives is what they are most concerned with. Either fixing perceived injustices or preserving systems perceived as functioning (Or reverting back to such a state). The more dysfunctional and reckless your approaches at fixing stuff becomes, the more the willingness to accept pretty fucked up systems increases in the other half of the population.

Please try to not turn the AFD into the lesser evil through your behavior. The word nazi has some actual meaning. By messing with that you risk not just normalizing actual nazis but also some pretty fucked up politics. Its a really bad idea, especially if its done just for ingroup signaling. The stakes are too high for that.
Just take a look at the official Rust logo: a rusty metal gearwheel. I think they moved away from the “fungus” meaning of the name years ago.
IMO the best thing is that they already had the site as of 2018, they just renamed it for the joke.
It’s a great way to get further locked into Apple’s ecosystem. Good luck if you ever need to move to an alternative platform.
The only reason courthouses are public is so the public can satisfy themselves that the courts are doing their job in a fair way.

That is equally satisfied by having the court proceedings sealed for a given time, for example 5 years. By then, the information is nearly worthless to a competitor.
> Adopt technology or the police will arrest you with loaded guns and you go to prison or get hanged

That really not true. Nobody forced them to adopt anything (in a literal way). It’s just that automated factories could produce more faster while paying their workers much less since they didn’t require skilled craftsmen.

Also artisans generally used a guild/cartel model which artificially constricted supply which inflated their incomes.

> out to make the Luddites look foolish and technological progress the hero of the story.

I thought it was pretty obvious to everyone that they were breaking machines because they eliminated demand for high skilled/high pay labour?
And if you prefer professionals, not amateurs: https://windshape.com/technology-2/
There's also https://www.reddit.com/r/OnlyFans
Eh, NYS DoL is codifying regulation on top of the law.

https://dol.ny.gov/system/files/documents/2023/09/text-salar...

They specifically declare the terminology "good faith" and that posted ranges must be made in good faith and accurate to reality. Any individual that feels they are harmed by said range not being in good faith can file a department of labor complaint. The NYS DoL is actually quite aggressive once you give them ammo (complaints, tips, etc) to go after companies.
Now that I re-reaf the headline you're right. How how to fix it in a concise manner ?
Find industry insider, ex competitor employee etc and offer them percentage on a sale.
Upgrading global iron and steel plants could save 2 years of carbon emissions
I know this was done mostly for the sake of it, but is there a reasonable scenario where parsing integers be the bottleneck with the current method?
Sorry, but Boomers are the main landlords in the US (and the western world).

https://archive.ph/G3br6

Also, if you look at local democracy, it's mainly boomers voting.
Well.. to be fair both sides used violence and governments generally (with very few exceptions) sided with the business owners.
It's more the ideology of just declaring you don't want to pay taxes and then pretend the surrounding government should abide by these declarations.
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You reminded me of one of the greatest websites to ever grace the Internet.

www.FurniturePorn.com
I think the op is recommending that your site have something like that on it. And to be sure it is true.
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Is this not good? (Genuine question if you tried it. I never used it, I just had it bookmarked because the README looked good.)

https://github.com/enzet/map-machine
> But 1Password is really miles ahead, and it's a little ironic, as 1Password 8 went through a major refactoring to a Node-enabled UI, which many people disliked, and it's still miles and miles ahead.

I use both. It’s far from “miles ahead”
Revenue per Employee alone is bullshit.

To calculate operating costs it's best to look at Net Income per Employee, which is $378k [0]

Out of that $2.1m, only $378k is left after expenditures, payroll, R&D, etc.

[0] - https://www.macroaxis.com/financial-statements/NFLX/Revenue-...
Then tear that bloody smartphone away from their hands.
Quite literally.
LinkedIn is a social network that encourages self-promotion and attention-seeking, albeit focused on career-building instead of pure vanity. Once we add to the mix the career types that conflate their corporate life/career with their own personal life, to the point where they have no personal life to speak of outside of their professional circle, it's expected that this sort of weirdness flourishes from those in the deep end.
No one is implying it's better or worse.

It's important to know because it changes the problem ... if a lot of homeless people are elderly the solutions need to be different than if they are younger.

For instance it's not "job training and introductions into the work force" if these people are past working age.
Would it be a one off or some kind of subscription thing?
It's for New York employers only, is it not? Or do you need a presence in NY to employ people there?