skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
English isn't your first language, so I understand your confusion throughout this thread.

It's not a problem, don't worry about it you will get there. Enjoy your day!
There's also ranger and yazi.
What do you think happened to flashgamelicense.com?
I'm going to RMA my lightbulb if it stops working because I haven't logged in.
Do you mind to clarify what do you mean with "real kinetic war"?
looks like the bible invented kubernetes/declarative definition before it was a thing
Original title:

>US govt IT help desk techie 'leaked top secrets' to foreign nation

Some quotes:

>between December 19, 2022 and August 7, 2023, Lemma copied, printed, and downloaded classified and top-secret information from more than 100 US intelligence reports, the majority of these relating to Ethiopia, without authorization

>He then allegedly transmitted classified national defense information, "including documents, photographs, notes, maps," and other data relating to Ethiopia and neighboring countries over an unnamed encrypted messaging app. This included satellite imagery from the region that was marked "top secret," photos of a military compound, and other information detailing military activities in the region.
Not stealing, but as I said, stealing from one's friends. Most cultures frown on that.
I use a Qotom q750g5 for my router / firewall with OpenWRT. It is absolutely fantastic, and replaced an aging Ubiquiti Edgerouter Lite 3.
Need any help carrying those goal posts?

Notice how your initial claim was "compensation is only possible via snail mail" and is now "people who don't use the website or app can't use the website or app to file a claim".

The important difference is that the latter claim can only strenuously support the implication of incompetence and obstruction.

Just by the way, it has always and is still possible to go to the service center and instantly get compensated. So even when you don't have a bahn.de account you never need to mail anything.
There's more narrative here. Trees fall all the time. Someone who feels entitled to the level of reclusiveness of one small patch of Earth taking something away from all other humans does not happen all the time.
Tell us you didn't read the linked article or the history of the original hot coffee lawsuit without actually saying you didn't read it.
The Great 2028 Pharma Patent Cliff
It is that hard. They are not being ridiculous.
Through hole components resulted in previous Pi's being slightly slower to manufacture, the Pi5 only uses surface mount components which should increase Sony's build cadence.
Agreed, burns so much time messing around with arm and the limited IO suite.
It's pretty unbelievable that they'd entirely botch CSGO on Linux. But here we are. It's been given little to no consideration with this update. It used to work fine.
The popularity of that tree predates Instagram. Insta might exacerbate the phenomenon but it's not new. E.g. Rick Steves and Cinque Terre.
Given that they made custom silicon for the IO module, I'm disappointed that they didn't include a couple PIO cores in there. It would've been great to be able to use the GPIO pins to drive serial LEDs, as extra uart peripherals, or for any of the numerous other things people have developed for the RP2040 PIO.
Many of the 'brain runs out in 2021' problems can be solved with plugins such as pdf readers and web browsers.
It's now called Xitter (with the X pronounced 'sh')
anarcho tyranny
Sipeed launches sub-$200 PCIe FPGA board Tang Mega 138k
Whatever is going on in Ukraine for the past year and change. As opposed to trade wars or cyber warfare.
So we just need to add a reasonable large battery to each car? After that, let's see if we can skip most of the other fuel-burning parts ^^
Nah according to the article they rape women we just don't call it that.

I would joke in jest about what we should do with them before we throw them in. But since getting banned from Reddit for joking about choking a rabid dog. I realize it may crass and un-funny to a lot of folks. But the word chum, comes to mind.
Ukraine, this isn't a cold war — but a "real war" with munitions (kinetics) exchanged
I would love some more information if you don’t mind sharing.
If it's found they felled the tree then they're in a lot of trouble.
Destruction is so easy, quick, and satisfying. It's why the simple minded find it so enjoyable. Creation is hard, and requires a thousand times the work. Fuck that.
Gdu – fast disk usage analyzer with console interface written in Go
Everyone I know who uses ChatGPT to enhance productivity are on the paid version. GPT4 + Plugins really are a significant improvement in capability.
They are under no obligation to. The person writing the piece is the one who should be providing footnotes to their new claims.
> It’s just incredible the injustice that can be done in the name of protecting children. I really do wonder if it’s cultural or some kind of innate psychological irrarionality that seems stronger in some than others. I love kids and care deeply about their welfare, but people sometimes try to make me feel bad or that I’m the weird one for being able to think (I believe) fairly rationally about the risks and dangers that they face, instead of massively over-exaggerating!

Everyone cares about kids, so THINK OF THE CHILDREN is an easy way to both create false urgency to cover totalitarianism and also an excellent shame-generator to suppress protest. C.f. "Drag shows"; "digital privacy"
Yep—thankfully there are a bunch of people like that here too. But there's also a large anti-porn contingent.
This is not about the instagrammers, it is about respect for heritage sites.
With 250 employees[0] and $20MM yearly revenue[1] a Buc-ee's can pull numbers a many startups would envy. I'd imagine managing all of that is not trivial.

[0]: https://financebuzz.com/secrets-about-buc-ees-from-employees

[1]: https://d3.harvard.edu/platform-rctom/submission/porcelain-g... (from 2015, so probably more in 2023)
It's frustrating how often science news articles like this one don't include a DOI or a link to the journal.

Looks like this is the paper
https://www.cell.com/joule/fulltext/S2542-4351(23)00360-4
My hypothesis about open source is that it's all about tax evasion. I can write some software for others to use, not charge them anything and thus no tax liability is generated. If they do the same, we've generated value for each other without the tax man getting a cut.
Step 1: Don't get your new facts from a singer, but from a historian.
I mentioned this elsewhere yesterday, but I've used it to do things like stub out an API -- I tell it what I'm making, what endpoints I think I need, and ask if there's anything obvious I'm missing. Sometimes it gives me some ideas for additional endpoints. Then it implements stubs for every endpoints and all the associated code and I'm ready to start adding actual logic.

There are sometimes tools available for this, but the nice thing about ChatGPT is that it's effectively a single tool that can be used for any reasonably well-known API framework in any language.
Brainstorming Timehop for Blogs
The website is not usable. The cookie dialogue is shown again and again.
Code containing imperative commands that is directly only linear, and "parallel" only indirectly.
Yes I remember when implementing AA_tree in C++ I was able to call on demand my AA_tree class helper function that would output the tree state to a dot file and I was able to see the tree schema update live. Pretty amazing.
I would agree if shareholders were stuck owning the stock for a while, but currently average stock ownership duration is measures in weeks or days. How much interest do these people have in the future of the company?
I use it on occasion.

Invoking it with rlwrap makes it a little nicer by giving it readline support.

I think there is a lot of low-hanging fruit for someone to make an IPython-inspired repl around it.
Are you sure it actually stopped installing? When I installed XCode for the first time a few months ago, there was a 20-30 minute period where it was completely silent. Ultimately I was able to tail some syslog from the app store daemon that indicated it was actually doing something (downloading dependencies and validating their signatures, IIRC). But I almost restarted the computer thinking it wasn't working.
Oh my god, I didn't know about this website, it's amazing!
Make them less warm ?
If they're trying to avoid paying million dollar house prices that those other ski towns have, they might have to look at something that's not quite a dedicated ski town.

Although some places up in the UP seem pretty close to that. Ironwood, MI for example, has 4 ski resorts within 15 miles of it, and doesn't seem to have a whole lot else happening there (we stayed there as a base of operations to go to the Porcupine Mountains though).

From Wikipedia: "While originally an iron mining town, the area is now known for its downhill skiing resorts, including Big Powderhorn, Black River, Snow River, Mount Zion and Whitecap as well as its cross country skiing at the Wolverine Nordic Trail System and the ABR Nordic Center."
FidoNet and WWIVNet were also pretty good places to find people to ask questions.
Without all the hassle of a developer account (which costs money for Apple's walled garden), having to pass through reviews, updates being slow to roll out, etc.

And I'm fairly sure it's easier to write an HTML page with a couple of lines of JS using webUSB than it is to develop a mobile all with all the boilerplate.
How does a photon survive going through the body to make it to the detector? Seems like there is a lot of stuff in the way.
Right, so we can just completely ignore the symbolic/iconic importance.

I don't know why I've seen Instagram mentioned several times already but it's recognition as a place of significant natural beauty and featuring in all sorts of media was WELL before some stupid website of people sharing photos existed.
WebOS absolutely belongs in that list.
No I meant that Siri before iOS17 would have these problems.

It is not new to iOS 17 - well it might be for your setup but others have had these issues with earlier versions.
This is a crime. A terrible senseless crime in a time of environmental destruction by mankind. What we need to do is take any seeds of this tree and plant 20-100 of its potential children in the area. We need to grind this tree up and make food and strengthen the soil for the future trees in the site.

Potentially we then need more cameras or tighter restrictions when it comes to visiting the site during off hours.

When a tree is felled it will take decades or centuries for a baby tree to offset the same amount of carbon per year. Therefore we need to make sure hundreds are planted with compost for the trees.

Can anyone with connections to site discuss with them or share ideas with the community?
YAML is ummm confusing in ML training. Not a fan, but then again there’s not a better choice. I’m with the crowd that YAML shouldn’t have logic in it.
Title should be changed, the actual title doesn't mention Snowden at all.

Seems like this guy was carrying out targeted espionage on behalf of another country for personal gain, very different from what Snowden did.
> I think it might benefit from a synthetic, kitchen-sink "example".

How about this: "Omae Wa Mou Shindeiru"
Gonna need you to prove that by leaking some classified documents. /s
Did Meta train its new image generation model on Facebook posts?
As it happens, we were both wrong. The original speech is:

”There's an old saying in Tennessee - I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee - that says, fool me once, shame on - shame on you. Fool me — you can't get fooled again."

https://youtu.be/rQ6N-sb7SVQ?si=tneRi2tldeaNniPC
The problem with the Ukraine stuff is that it falls easily into the same crap position as Varoufakis and others on the left which is basically a) some kind of "realism" about what Ukraine should do [basically surrender] and b) gives credence to much of the crap that Lavrov has put out on the public stage about this war being somehow about American imperialism.

Well, duh, everything is about imperialism, but what's missing from Chomsky's analysis is that: Russian imperialism is far far far worse.

I am not so much distressed by Chomsky's position on this issue as that of many of his followers/fans who seem to lack nuance entirely

Lefteast had some good articles on this topic and the crappy role many western "left wing" intellectuals have been playing. I will try to dig them up.
As far as I can tell from skimming the study, the 90% figure is about the videos themselves, not whatever shady business happens behind the scenes, and answers to a very contentious definition of "violence"--for example, some porn was judged to be violent simply because the woman was labeled as Moroccan. Everything I've seen in the document, particularly the bolded quotations from the literature, suggests that the authors knew their conclusion from the outset and looked only for confirmation.
> YAML is not perfect. Neither is JSON, TOML, XML or even code as configuration

S-expressions curiously omitted from the list of textual tree formats that are not perfect. Hmm... :-D
I saw some such wearables during the Hong Kong demonstrations couple of years back
So if you are admittedly a newcomer maybe you shouldn't try to tell people how to write programs?

Edit: I didn't mean to be rude, but from my own experience I know that a lot of times when you don't like something it might be because that you don't understand it, and therefore it might be more fruitful to ask why something is in a particular way, and only after ask people not to do it, if that makes sense.
AI made my React app crash on load
Snark aside:

They need to make sure that someone wasn't trying to take down a different tree and made a mistake.
I'm curious to see how this plays out and find it unfortunate that it happened.

Unfortunate because, I foresee the places where this information is shared between humans for the gain of knowledge are easier targets and will more than likely be targeted. I would be curious how an author might feel about that...their information being freely shared between humans for knowledge?

Curious because in my life experience, corporations don't have to play by the same rules as human beings and actually get rewarded for actions that would be admonished if an individual were to do them. So, even though corporate owned models were trained on and leverage this information for monetary gain (and not for the general idea of sharing knowledge), they will be glorified (as often seen here) for their monetization of this 'theft' and individuals will have a harder time gaining access to information.

One thing is for certain about this AI revolution, it has broken the open internet.
Right-Libertarianism came after Marx.
Haven't really tried gaming using Virtual Desktop, just browsing on the computer. Maybe I should give that a try sometime.
Slightly related: I always get surprised by how "small" Hadrian wall is. I mean, it was just to demarcate tthe point where the barbarians "should not" cross I believe? For sure it wasn't working as a regular wall to stop any invasions.
Not just many -- the majority. And compared to the beakers (scientists like me) the difference in the rules the contractors are subject to and the way those rules are enforced is stark.
Too-dumb is that it was too machine tied, imo jsonc(and now later json5) strikes a perfect compromise.

Json5 adds back, quote-less identifiers, trailing commas in objects/arrays and most importantly, comments (That jsonc already added).

With those additions, there is little extra pain of writing JSON as configuration without losing anything in terms of being stringent.
Do we even know if drawings were excluded from this study? I would guess that more than 10% of all porn is drawn or CGI nowadays. It would not surprise me if they considered purely fictional drawings as "abuse" as well.
Can't read due to paywall.

Anyways, group chats are much better than big corp social media but much harder to advertise on, so maybe that's why this article (from the snippets I was able to read) seems to view them so negatively.
Ask HN: API Key Authentication System Inspiration
Does anyone know how DataDog or Stripe implemented their API Key system for authentication? Curious how they store the key to scope relationship for lowest latency.
One of the hardest challenges is ensuring alignment with the end user from ideation to delivery. It can be tough to figure out what the end user needs in the first place, let alone the details of how to define individual metrics or slice the data. This is a huge pain point for both externally and internally facing deliverables, but it's especially tough for external clients because you're likely a lot more limited in your ability to communicate ad-hoc to clarify things down the line. And once you've delivered something that's either irrelevant or inaccurate, then it can end up being game over for the engagement (if you're working externally) or your counterpart's trust in your output (if you're working internally).

So it's super important to get on the same page RE: goals and expectations and keep that alignment going to the end - so that there aren't any unpleasant surprises at the delivery stage. Some more on who to get involved and how here: https://www.avo.app/blog/who-should-be-involved-in-tracking-...
I was with you until the cameras. But I'd be happy to contribute to a bounty to catch whoever did this. I have similar feelings for tourists that climb on monuments as well (or that scratch their names into them).
Well, kind of both? It was a joke, but the “tide of whispers” sentiment is not wrong either.

It’s fun to imagine a “1984” prequel that would take place in an era when the Party is not full-blown totalitarian, and the telescreen pretends to be a useful information source that asks for permissions so it can better serve you. “1969”?
Similar necklace in Daemon / Freedom by Daniel Swarez.
I've played it on (Arch) Linux today. It seems to work fine, and I don't see any traces of Wine/Proton/Steam Play in task manager, so I assume it's native.
Sadly it would be pretty hard to pin this on them. Farmers and field owners get away with almost anything in the UK. Look at the gorse fires or the state of Lough Neagh.
Nani????
I don't like being recorded all the time when out in public or in stores or hospitals or other places or institutions. The thing that I find completly unacceptable is having the recording sent off to meta or google or somewhere to be analyzed and monetized without my consent. Not only do I not benefit from this I consider it a profound abuse of my privacy and autonamy. before all this invasive corporate surveillance being seen in public was a localized and ephemeral experience and privacy laws were adequate to cover this. This is no longer true. Not that I think this will happen any time soon (or ever) because, you know, money; and not enough people outraged about this or that feel safe enought to express thier outrage, but a simple fix would be that if I am not a consenting user of a corporate service like meta or google or ticktock or whatever then that service is not permited to retain or use that (personal) information in any way. So when the service recieves video it must remove or completely obsure any individuals image and audio from the video that are not current users of the service. Better yet and more feasible would be to just flag and delete the video, which puts the burden on the person making the video, where it belongs. Of course this would apply to any and all information conected to all non users of the service. To motivate compliance an automatic award of, let's say, $10,000 to an abused party would probably do the trick. If this sounds extream to you I just consider it a good start.
Hanlon’s razor in this case is a marketing manager who signed up for an analytics service and had one of their marketing dev flunkies throw the script up on the base page template for the site at the ignorance of the actual application developers.

The application developers one day notice that we have no less than 10 different tracking pixels blocking page loads and eating page performance to death (not to mention sending tons of tracking data out to god knows where). They do a git blame, call the marketing manager into a meeting, who doesn’t know what anyone’s talking about because that was “years ago” and just gives permission to delete all of them.

Then she comes back a couple days later upset because heap stopped reporting.
Since I used the metro for impromptu movement rather than to make appointments, the biggest feature is high frequency. At peak times trains are every three minutes in the DC metro, and the slowest seemed to be six minutes.

10 or 15 minute intervals, or the 20+ minute BART intervals, make a system very inconvenient.
Never knew of Bruno, but it's just what everyone wants and needs! Tired of Postman and Insomnia bloat. Code-generation would be a great feature. Good job!
<<defining "misinformation" gets very tricky when you start breaking it down to local specifics

Would you not agree it is a strong argument against government wielding that kind of enormous power?
How about a laser on a servo, mounted so that it will point onto the desk but off to the side, with a hotkey to activate it? Then when the cat wants to climb onto the keyboard, you press the hotkey to give it something to chase that is not on the keyboard.
To bless means something a little bit like to give a gift, but this gift is often very intangible. My project manager can "bless" my proposal for a new feature, for example, and that means declaring his approval, commitment, or support for it. So it is something that can be given to God, similar to honor, praise, or worship.
Let's use some tree DNA to solve this case.
The RP1 has one PIO core (4 state machines) https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/introducing-raspberry-pi-5/...
There is a big difference between morality and science though. The physical reality around us does not depend on our opinion of it, and we can design experiments to test it. You cannot "prove wrong" a set of moral rules without agreeing to a set of subjective principles first.
Also just that US sales prices are pre-tax. In states with sales tax you will be paying more.
Raspberry pis use a lot less power too
Flexible Electronics
> we can just completely ignore the symbolic/iconic importance.

I think the person above was arguing for the opposite of this: Not that we should ignore this tragedy, but that we should more viscerally feel the extent of the greater tragedy and put energy into righting it.
I think creating then launching thousands of satellites cost-effectively is pretty hard
Interesting its per year. Elon did a tweet a few weeks ago that said it would be "owned" and "controlled" by the DOD.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1707149214701019392
the web is broken. motion detection should be for... detecting motion. not for some anti bot bullshit.
The point is not that Instagram is the cause. It is the fact that upward movement in class worldwide has provided almost a billion extra people as tourists in just one generation, and the most commonly 'grammed locations tend to attract people that would not have otherwise learned about them.