skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"do hours"

"the people [not at work] I actually love and care about"

"they intrude"

"get out of my way"

Have you tried not being an active adversary at work?

I've worked with a lot of people with this attitude, it generally doesn't serve them well and creates a self-fulfilling feedback loop.
If you want a domain name, it was never possible to host your own webpage without involving someone else who owns the domain/name server side of things
"On average cop training in the US is quite minimal."

Fixed it
It seems like every single of these things always cut corners and don't implement proper, spec-compliant nodes that provide the same services as they use. You know, the "peer" in p2p.
BEP51 was designed to make it easier to not trample on the commons, and yet...
MyBatis makes it easier to use a relational database with OO applications
Just a suggestion. If you make this link (https://honeyhive.ai) clickable in the post, it will make it easier for folks to get to it.
Photopea is the original browser version of photoshop!
But my second point is that I really think they are crawling the DHT, albeit indirectly. There are many torrent websites and they tend to have the same content. It seems fairly clear to me that this is what most torrent sites are doing. Maybe not the major names that users might submit to, but the long tail of other torrent search indexes certainly. It also seems to be what Popcorn Time does.
The max price filter in the left margin is worth the effort to find the same product selling cheaper but only displayed a few pages later than than the primary search results.

Is buying from the buy box ever to the customers advantage?
Retool Workflows 2.0: visual automation and code
All it takes is one wet bulb event in a city near the equator. The deaths will be among those that can’t access climate control powered by cheap fossil fuels.
> But who wants to listen to a computer copy of someone else's voice? No one.

I think you underestimate the cultural desire and pressure for a perfect presentation of one's self. It started out with mass marketing, where every advertisement and authorized photos of celebrities published in the last 50 years are in some way retouched, cleaned up, photoshopped. This cancer spread to social media and metastisized it with filters. Now Zoom by default smooths my patchy face. The next logical step is basically VTube but with your own face instead of an avatar. Conventionally attractive people have huge advantages, after all. If it starts to be normal, then those who don't will be disadvantaged. Maybe family calls are different, but in professional settings where you're trying to influence others, it's an advantage.
Step 1: stop soldering USB-C ports to the boards on your thinkpad line as they are NOT replaceable and will end the entire machine if damaged. That is the aforementioned T14 gen 3 in the article.
Many debit cards can be used online. It depends on the particular card and the network it's backed by. In fact I haven't had a debit card that couldn't be used for online purchases since around 2003.
If the full costs of existing as a human being were internalized, nobody would be able to afford to live. Existence itself imposes a cost on the environment. Even Grok the caveman had to burn wood for warmth, releasing CO2 and particulates into the atmosphere.

I think the better approach is Locke's "enough and as good" proviso.
Well, trading stories, I've lost two close friends to drunk driving accidents and one because he slipped into an icy river when drunk.

I'm really sorry about your loss. Situations like that are awful. I think it's really important for people interested in psychedelics to try them in a safe environment with people who have experience with the given drug and are willing to stay sober and keep an eye out. Every time I've encountered psychedelics (hundreds of occasions) it's been in situations like this, and they prevent tragedies.

Those of us who are arguing for legalization are basically arguing for society to create these kinds of safety nets writ large. Rather than counting on having a wookie friend nearby you can straight up call up 411 or something before doing a drug. I know it sounds ridiculous but if people are going to do these things anyway... I mean we're happy to have society teach eachother how to have sex safely, why not drugs? And that includes alcohol.
https://archive.ph/E2ago
This is not a matter of data quantity, but data quality. Text data doesn't have the information needed to learn a world model from it and so it doesn't matter how big a model you train, it will never learn the right representation (i.e. the right patterns).
I disagree. There is more untapped energy and resources in this world than we could ever hope for, We just need to develop the tech to access it. Climate change too could be solved with tech. Theres no other choice.
Every wall powered device on the North American grid is connected to the same circuit. And even within circuit design, it's all designed piecemeal with inputs and outputs.
Issue I opened explaining why this doesn't make any sense (2020): https://github.com/do-not-theme/do-not-theme.github.io/issue...

The responses from GNOME members were quite enlightening. Really shows the level of respect they have for anyone besides the in club.
Superfish is the big one.
It is not just the hoaxes that scare kids and even the teachers, it is also the random shelter in place alerts. We had an incident at my neighborhood school where a guy on drugs drove into a school parking lot. This generating alerts and announcements in the school. One teacher starting barricading her classroom door.
Thanks, that's great work. I will use it.
The real world might be tragic, violent, or worse. But, inhumane conduct on the "metaverse" is much more normalized and common than in the relative considerate society I live in.
I understand the bias here. It might be reason behind this comment. Nevertheless, it's real.
Transamerica Pyramid : lol
I want a thick and strong chassis, the ability to pick which (camera) sensors are plugged in, standardized Single board computers, and add in batteries. Phones should be DIY projects with Cheap off the shelf components.

The PC equivalent.
Why are you using Pion instead of Coturn? Is there a lot of innovation left on table for TURN relays?

> ML-enabled tools layered on top.

In your opinion, have Encoded Transforms definitively settled the approach to this matter?

If I want to use free PyTorch garbage X on my camera stream Y, I can take a big hit on occupancy and latency, sometimes as high as 8 frames, by reading back the decoded video to CPU and then immediately copying back to the GPU there. Have you done any work to access the decoded frame in libwebrtc while it is still in GPU memory?

How are you guys going to force Mobile Safari to enable HEVC and VP9 by default in WebRTC? I am of course joking, you cannot do that, but if Apple doesn't want to support X in browser, and Zoom's janky MPEG-over-datachannel does, and it's on a tiny screen so video quality barely matters, do you feel like also building all of Zoom's approach is on your roadmap?
He had it listed on Craigslist a few years ago... for $550k.
Anyone know the current status of it?

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/get-yourself-the-iconic-j...
The one plausible thing I found in Ministry for the Future was a country in a large scale heat crisis, India, putting a lot more pollution in the air to short term delay the warming trend over India.
Stonehenge Stone to broaden our geographic and stratigraphic horizons?
I'm guessing it was 5/5 as of 13 years ago.
Here, have a rabbithole. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37613523
Ask HN: What container registry do you use for your hobby projects?
Hi all, I have been looking around for a managed container registry solution that I can use for my side projects and wanted to ask what everyone uses.

I have around 10 Docker images that I update a 2-3 times a week, and deploy them as I update them, which means the same frequency for pulls usually. The image sizes range between 50MB to 2GB, roughly speaking.
That is very unlikely to ever happen in all but the most enclosed situations, by the way.
> Worryingly, in the example given, Copilot can move files around and create folders depending on its interpretation of the user's instructions. What could possibly go wrong?

As long as copilot gives me a list of everything it’s going to change before doing it and an easy revert, I don’t see a problem with this. It sounds like a great feature!
Share more about why you do the things you do or the impact/effect of what you do and less about how you specifically do it.

I help people save money/retire more confidently by building tools that accurately calculate blah.

If you were a doctor you wouldn't say that you see patients or examine test results, you'd say that you help people dealing with blah.
> "pattern of behaviour" we approve of?

I think you are engaging in Whataboutism [1]. This does not make for a constructive discussion.

But lets take what you said in good faith.

I imagine most products I buy have a not so amazing CEO. That does not prevent me from criticizing one of the products I use most often. Furthermore, as the (former) lead developer, he had or has control of the signing keys, simply deleting (as he has done in the past) them would cause significant damage.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
Since it lives on top of UDP, I believe all you need is SOCK_DGRAM, right? The rest of QUIC can be in a userspace library ergonomically designed for your programming language e.g. https://github.com/quinn-rs/quinn - and can interoperate with others who have made different choices.

Alternately, if you need even higher performance, DPDK gives the abstractions you'd need; see e.g. https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3565477.3569154 on performance characteristics.
So, this helps users that understand what the redirect page is saying to them, but don't know that clicking hyperlinks in documents takes you to a web page, and also don't know what the address bar is?

I'd like to see a flow (screenshots or video or something?) of an actual attack where the redirect page helps people that are actually capable of understanding what the redirect says.
Related:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log-structured_merge-tree

>"LSM trees are used in data stores such as Apache AsterixDB, Bigtable, HBase, LevelDB, Apache Accumulo, SQLite4,[8] Tarantool,[9] RocksDB, WiredTiger,[10] Apache Cassandra, InfluxDB,[11] YugabyteDB,[12] ScyllaDB, and CockroachDB."

Basically, these are databases that retain performance for write-heavy workloads (which should include most NoSQL database implementations), i.e., database write requests far exceed database read requests...

LSM Trees appear to be the principal database data structure for implementing such write-heavy performance...

Related:

Starting from Zero: Build an LSM Database with 500 Lines of Code (2021):

https://www.alibabacloud.com/blog/starting-from-zero-build-a...
"LIBERAL democracy" requires "rule of law".
Correct. Oscillators are subject to drift through a number of means, and they all have ridiculous effects too. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37613523
If someone says "end of capitalism" and this is assumed to be "about communist countries", because it's binary, what else is there? Then this is precisely the dangerous failure of imagination being pointed to.
AI book theft underlines why legal protections are vital for authors
> Maybe I'm missing something but how Node-WebRTC preferable?

Maybe another way of putting it is, Node-WebRTC actually works.
This was an HTTP/2 issue as well. IMO it was a big miss to not specify some kind of non-signed mode with opportunistic encryption. That is, if you set up an HTTP/2 (or /3) connection to a server that did not have a signed cert, it would do an ECDH exchange and provide guarantees that nobody was passively snooping on the traffic. Of course this would not protect against an active MITM but would be better than falling back to pure plain text.
They should be careful. Certain organizations do not like competition in propaganda creation. Or at very least I could see Ms. Swift trying to take down their threads or domain.
AI model beats PNG and FLAC at compression
No-one sane wants to do combustion in a pure oxygen environment. The solution isn't that, it's to eliminate nitrogen and replace it something else. Typically CO2, because you can get it for free and already preheated by recirculating exhaust.
And I'd happily bet that even with extra wet bulb events, death rate will be lower and life expectancy higher at the equator. And I would assign a .0001% chance of a single wet bulb event killing millions of people.
But you don't need a domain name to host a webpage. It can be served over the IP address. You don't need a public IP either, a page can be for the local net.

But indeed, if you want a traditional webpage that is accessible over the net and possible to remember it's URL, then yes, you need a domain, and for that, you need (at some level, even if you're a registrar) the entity who runs the tld.
Ant-Inspired AI Brain Helps Farm Robots Better Navigate Crops
Any comments on how these compare? Especially in relation to sibling comment about BEP51?
Old trick. Regular Car Reviews 2013 Ford Fusion Titanium AWD: Regular Car Reviews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIZdDi5V7M4
No, it's only 23.9344696 hours.
Isn't this a bit of a no-op for Lenovo specifically? I've been using Lenovo-made laptops for years, and never had trouble with DIY repairs - replacing keyboards, screens, batteries, adding RAM, etc. Their devices are pretty modular and DIY-friendly.

I wish they made charging plugs easier to replace, as these inevitably get damaged after 1-2 years, but that's really the only complaint I can think of. Is the situation different for other device types, or are they just trying to score an easy (if deserved) PR win?
American school shootings are news across the world. Why doesn that copy cat effect affect other countries?
Looks like tens of thousands of occurrences per year and thousands "cleared" (unclear how close to 'convicted' that is, nor on whether all 'criminal damage' is vandalism).

https://ma.beyond2020.com/ma_tops/report/crime-overview/mass...

How many people have been caned for vandalism in Singapore?

I'd wager that far, far more people have a felony vandalism conviction in MA than were caned for it in Singapore.
Some of your proposed first steps are hardly obvious. Food transport is highly efficient and constitutes only a tiny fraction of CO2 emissions. Eating locally isn't going to help; it might even have the opposite effect in some places. Same for clothing.

In urban or suburban housing people don't have enough space or direct sunlight to grow a useful amount of food.
Yes, exactly this.

I'm on macOS but 99% of the time I feel the need to mess around with the appearance of a website or application or something it's because it is blindingly bright white instead of reading the room (or my dark mode setting, as it were).
> your router will route inbound packets to whatever IP is in the packet's destination header, and that can be a machine on your LAN

The dst is going to be the router's address, not one of the LAN's private IPs.
For this particular story, he sounds more like a cynic making fun of some bureaucrats.
Should be marked “Show HN” or similar self promotion indicator.
I don't think we've figured out a good way to prevent this sort of thing while also making is possible to be able to fire the gun quickly when needed.

The easy answer is "more training," but I suspect it has a lot to do with the fact that police in many places don't find themselves in dangerous situations that often and training only goes so far.
Right. Sony holds the private keys; Sony* can make signed deepfakes. And nothing stops us from laundering authenticity by taking a picture of a picture.

* or, like Microsoft showed us, Sony insiders / intruders
For some reason old Mexican stones refuse to be buried. Like the history of this one
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%C5%8D%C4%81tl%C4%ABcue it has been buried several times but it gets back to surface.
I worked in an environment with similar setup. First step for all devices allowed to connect to the network was to install the companies custom CA root certificate. There are a lot of sharp edges in such a setup (like trying to get Charles or other debugging proxies to work reliably). But in highly sensitive environments it would seem the policy is to MiTM every packet that passes through the network.

I wasn't involved but another team did some experimenting with HTTP/2 (which at the time was still very early in its rollout) and they were struggling with the network team to get it all working. Once they did get it to work it actually resulted in slightly less performant load times for our site and the work was de-prioritized. I recall (maybe incorrectly) that it was due to the inefficiency of forcing all site resources through a single connection. We got better results when the resources were served from multiple domains and the browser could keep open multiple connections. But I wasn't directly involved so I only overheard things and my memory might be fuzzy on the details of what I overheard.

Funnily enough, we did have to keep a backup network without the full snooping proxy for things like IoT test devices (including some smart speakers and TVs) since installing certs on those devices was sometimes impossible. I assume they were still proxying as much as they could reasonably manage.
It’s not an observation about communism-vs-capitalism (or at least that’s not how I understand it): it’s about how we’re collectively as a society so fixated upon the inevitability of property rights and capitalism and return on investment and the primacy of profit that we cannot contemplate that we may need to abandon all these precepts in order to avert climatic disaster (or some other existential threat).
No but I have fennec friends ^w^
I think the point is that we are not that civilized. If the stakes are as high as many claim, we would be waging war to stop climate emissions. Of course, we won't do that. And if we did, many more would wage war to continue emitting (and emit in the process). This is a one-way train unless and until there's a lower-cost, low emissions solution. Humans are humans, and politics are politics. The stakes are too high to "altruism" our way out.
> And it would not change anything at planet scale, because on the other side of the world China is going to "pick up any slack" of CO2 generation we may not do.

Even if that was true in the short term (and reducing global supply by shutting down oil wells makes ir unlikely) the relative incentive for alternatives created here would lead to global improvements over the medium and longer term.

(That said, the time to apply solutions with medium-to-longer term payoff was 50 years ago.)
Did you try lucid dreaming? Do you think that our everyday perception of reality is not the same mechanism as dreaming?
Well, when they added a wide lens camera to phones I think that significantly changed phone photography. In the Pixel 7 pro (and the 8 pro) they added a telephoto lens; this is another significant upgrade.

Personally, I have a proper camera, but I am not carrying it around with me at all times. My phone takes excellent pictures (I have a pixel 6) but I do feel the lack of zoom.

The quality of the main cameras hasn't really gone up in a few generations; but I do think there's been significant improvements in the photography department in phones in the last 5 years. Wide lens, macro photography, zoom lenses. These are genuine innovations.

It does make me a bit angry when software is kept locked into new models when older models are perfectly capable of running it though. But there's been hardware innovation for sure. Don't really see much of a reason to go from a Pixel 7 pro to a Pixel 8 pro, and probably not going to be the case for a few years. But who knows.
The New World Disorder
> Socrates, the most iconic free thinker of all time was forced to commit suicide by the greeks.

See my last sentence.

> It directly contradicts and refutes your assertion.

Maybe Greek society was not a homogeneous mass, and some parts of it nurtured free thinking while others reacted against it?
Writing a greylisting filter in ~1000 lines of C
QUIC has its own flow control. It's not raw UDP.

Now, I wish ToS/QoS were more broadly usable for traffic prioritization.

It sounds like you're using UDP vs. TCP as a proxy for ToS/QoS. At a minimum, you're still going to have a bad time with TCP streams getting encapsulated in UDP WireGuard VPN connections.
Found Pythagoras: https://youtu.be/4m_ROtUQ5Vk?si=0V_Jt9lS_44w2QyL
The USA has two main time labs: the USNO, which provides time and navigation for the DoD, including the GPS; and NIST which provides time for civilian purposes, including WWV. NIST tends to do more research into new kinds of atomic clock (eg optical clocks, chip-scale clocks) whereas the USNO does more work on earth orientation.

The USNO atomic clock ensemble includes caesium beam clocks, hydrogen masers, and rubidium fountains. NIST uses mostly hydrogen masers, and fewer caesium beam clocks, though their primary frequency standards are caesium fountains.
I think you meant to reply to someone else, I said nothing about the internet only that the math of

"5B people live under authoritarian regimes."

"Actually it's only 1.9B if you use my definition of authoritarian, the rest are just authoritarian behaviors."

Okay so to everyone but you 5B live under authoritarian regimes then -- "Not technically authoritarianism" is not something you should feel the need to say about countries you're arguing aren't authoritarian.

> another thing entirely to be hanged from a crane if you're gay

I know right, we're so much more civilized. We just lock them up if they do gay stuff in public, require sexual education to teach that homosexuality is an "unacceptable lifestyle choice", define consensual sex between two homosexual teenagers as rape, and and have a standing legal theory that people just can't help it if they are thrown into a blind rage and attack a gay person for being gay that in 2023 is still a legal defense in 33 states. And that's just the gays, the political punching bag de jour is trans people and they get it even worse.
brew version seems to be an older version, lots of command line options failed to work.

after downloading from the web page:
the macos arm download is corrupted I think, x86 works fine, currently watching the orc "thing" angrily stand in place.
Exactly, phone systems can easily have an internal system and an external number. Very similar to internal vs external IPs. Nobody needs to care about internal numbers/IPs, but registering the external is beneficial. Treating phone numbers like IPs or even better domains could work.
Lightcell: An engine that uses light to make electricity
Tips Developers Can Use in Their Next Job Hunt and Example Interview Questions
wget is fine for downloading stuff, but I'm not sure how common its use for IoT is. curl has two distinct advantages:

- a library which can be linked to the application, i.e. one doesn't need to do the expensive fork()/exec[v[p[e]]]() dance and

- documentation: most cloud services offer examples using curl for their API. It takes some additional mental work to translate those into wget syntax.
If there is a coordinated campaign of fear, then there must be somebody that benefits of it.

Criminals, like those that started a wildfire again in Tenerife (Spain) this week, casually in the same week of the Meeting of the European Political Community in Spain, can't avoid to reverberate the same patterns of behavior, and left traces.

Traces that could be feed to train an AI system and propose a list. We live in the age of full surveillance so here is a situation where AI could earn some pride, waiting for the correct team.