skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Attestation is a huge problem because it can be used to exclude self-hosted systems, which is the only way I would even consider using passkeys. I abhor "sign in with Google/Microsoft/Meta...etc" things too.

For example the admins at my work refuse to "certify" any security keys other than yubikeys. And because those do support attestation it is not possible to circumvent it. For work it's not an issue, they will just have to supply me a key if they want me to use the damn thing, but I don't want consumer-focused sites to use it obviously. Attestation is inherently evil and anti-FOSS.

I just won't opt in to it until attestation is gone, but thanks to iCloud not offering it, it is currently not demanded by any of the sites.
Since I'm not a coder and not aspiring to be one, I reject all programming books (my brain is dumb for programming)
Fantastic work! What science packages are you looking to put on board? Do you have a target cargo/payload weight?

Tony Philips at SpaceWeather.com has been launching stratospheric balloons to sample cosmic rays for several years now, but of course he can only sample data while the balloon stays in the air, then he has to recover them in some very inhospitable places. A stratospheric airplane that can loiter for long periods of time would likely be something he'd be very interested in.
The Swedish article does. Some things mentioned are not a sufficient pension plan, lack of insurance covering loss of pay due to long term illness or injury, life insurance, the right for annual wage renegotiation and the right to work part time. They also claim that Tesla is paying a below average wage.
Saab was facing insolvency when GM bought 50% of the company. Would you have preferred the brand to die sooner?
Looks very cool, I'm sure this could save a lot of time.
Similar experience. I just make sure I only put trustworthy plugins on the server and run updates in a timely manner and I have never had a problem.
Which is what qualified immunity stands in the way of.
Depends though, because in theory you could then have wildly different employment conditions depending on which union / industry you work for.

Of course, if another industry has better conditions, you can always vote with your feet. Competing for employees benefits the employees, in theory.

This is why I don't understand the "we can't find staff" thing. No, you can't afford staff, there's a difference. Offer me more money and a training program and I'll change my career. It's that simple.
Hamas Hijacked Victims' Social Media Accounts to Spread Terror
How to design API of Machine Learning library
It makes no difference for him that you want to see a proof of individual trees' objective existence - because he already knows this for a fact!

You are missing my point here. The blind guys knows he bumped into something, so something exists. He could just say he bumped into a part of the universe, he is not forced to say he bumped into a forest or a tree. He could even consider himself part of the universe and say one part of the universe bumped into another part of the universe, just as one part of you bumps into another part of you when you clap your hands. The consequence of that is that there are no distinct objects to count, it is just one really complex object, the universe, interacting with itself.

Sure it is. One who knows about numbers knows more about the objective reality than those who don't. One who knows about Lie groups knows even more.

No, that is a kind of map territory thing. You can have knowledge of mathematics but mathematics is not knowledge. You can have knowledge of my dos's name but my dog's name is not knowledge.

It does, if you look at it from the right angle.

Switching from the cardinals to the ordinals will not really make a difference, you are glossing over a lot of heavy lifting. I have to repeat myself, the non-wobbly stool is not related to three, it is the set of its legs that is related to three. On to get there, you have to single out parts of the stool and combine the parts into a set and the take about the cardinality of it. There are a lot of steps and concepts on that way which makes it at least very non-obvious how the number three was always there and is not just the result of that process.

I am open to an example how I would find the ordinals in nature, I am not sure it will be any easier than with the cardinals. Non of the trees in the forest is the first one, you will have to impose an order an them. Maybe something with time, sunrises or days, they are at least already ordered.
Invidious is also a great frontend. From what I can tell, a lot lighter an simpler. From what I can tell, Piped also uses a custom fonts to render controls(?), so it doesn't work well with remote fonts disabled.

My go-to instance is: https://yewtu.be/

Occasionally it might be down, but it's easy to find others.
Doesn't seem to be out of the question. Last time a sympathy strike seems to have happened/about to happen, was when the union for electricians (Svenska Elektrikerförbundet) noticed about incoming strikes in order to help painters (Målareförbundet) to negotiate in 16th of May 2023 - https://www.sef.se/om-oss/nyheter/2023/elektrikerna-varslar-...

Solidarity is not yet dead it seems :)
Riffusion is great! Wishing you the best of luck, Hayk and Seth.

Question: what are role models of companies that generated a fun "toy" like yours (hope you don't mind the word; not meant negatively) and somehow figured out how to monetise it later?
I’ll have to double check, but I think they tested in an animal (mouse) model. Not sure how far the compound got in the pipeline got for the original indication, but since it is from the repurposing hub they might be able to jump to phase 2.
Pyright is great, and IME does more inference than Mypy and flags more errors.

Mypy is catching up on speed though! Can't say I've tried any plugins.
Show HN: Hyperaide – Supabase for the AI Layer
Reviews plural. Each launch gets one, so there are over 90 for SpaceX alone this year, plus more for RocketLab, Virgin Galactic, ULA et cetera.

And AFAICT, SpaceX acknowledges these are necessary in the second paragraph.
Surprisingly I've run a handful of WordPress sites for 10+ years now, some with quite a few plugins for e-commerce stuff, and haven't had any issues with sites getting hacked.

I mostly think it's due to updating quickly, generally I update the next day and manage it all with a central service, and just not using unknown plugins that don't get updates.
> Under GM management.

There's a reason they ended up as a GM brand.
> The number of daily non-compliant cars entering the ULEZ zone went from 36k in March 2019 to 12k in December 2020 according to Wikipedia. I seriously doubt the expansion did hit millions.

ULEZ was a tiny central part of London. New ULEZ is...all of London[0].

[0] https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/ultra-low-emission-zone/ule... - the map shows the red outlined congestion charge zone (old ULEZ) vs the new blue area (new ULEZ)
On the roles of function and selection in evolving systems
> Could you expand why? We allow people to substitute a tech interview round with side project showcase. Don't see why it doesn't make sense in your view.

As an option to replace a different interview segment I think that's quite fair. But both choices have to be clearly presented to the interviewee, and they should understand that either option is treated as equally good. OP's interview format seems to assume that everyone does the side project and the tech interview round isn't an option.
> A duty in one community may very well be a prohibition in another.

I think the standard example of this is whether you marry your brother's widow.

On the other hand, there is a large list of phenomena that are observed in every documented culture, such as marriage.
During the early days the APIs were written by folks who had to make Java OS work on a 550MHz ARM, 192MB of RAM with software rendering.

"Java programming culture" outright would not work which was obvious to anyone trying to write fast code back then.

(I also wonder how many users are willing to trade off 15% of their battery time to developer java programming culture.)
FAA's slowness is different than other part of the government targeting spacex for separate issues.
I do not know if the VFD would have or did indulge in arson. That was certainly the implication I felt when they were speaking to me. Which was amusing because I'd had to go out and take the dogs off them to let them out of the truck to talk in the first place.

I puzzled and annoyed them by confessing poverty, but offering to volunteer skilled labor. Apparently the firehouse didn't need wiring or network or anything :)
I want a frontend where I control suggestions. If I'm watching something where I want more of that topic, I would then click 'suggest more like this' if I don't and it's just some stupid one-off video it won't suggest similar going forward.

Do any alt-frontends have that functionality?
Typically in Sweden the other unions will just shitlist the businesses in question. Hard to do business when you can't dispose of trash (trash union blockades you), nothing is delivered (transport union), etc

See e.g.

https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/3cenlm/til_t...

Companies that are staunchly anti union everywhere else often capitulate in Sweden
> incredibly good PR with a left leaning base to attack Musk

The FAA?

The media had a field day with the pad damage. But there were chunks of concrete lofted for miles from the launch site. Nobody is targeting Musk from the FAA.
Yes, I keep notes by writing them and, it reduces stress and makes me remember them more easily. Keeping them on the computer doesn't have the easier to remember component. I can only search them easier.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_strike
Why couldn’t they license the content you generate using their service such that if your revenue for that specific song goes above $x, they reserve the right to a y% cut?
+1 to the housing issue - this has led to a lost generation of the kind of young to mid-career professionals that would otherwise serve as the roots of the community.

I moved there in 2014 for work out of grad school, had no money to buy when I showed up and despite doing well, costs rose faster than my income. I was open to putting down roots there, but just do the basic math with the assumption of a small family and an eventual retirement, and you come to the conclusion it's not going to work for you in that environment. The good friends I made there mostly came to the same conclusion, and by 2019 almost all of them were gone, the pandemic just finished them off, including me who left in 2020.

It's not rocket science, if you literally make it impossible to invest and grow in the community you will have a transient population who leaves the minute it doesn't make sense to be there. I have also lived in New York City, and due to investments in transit and an environment that allows for development along this transit you have options to invest and grow in the city. Start out as a young professional 10 stops away from the city in Brooklyn, Queens or even the Bronx. When you're a bit more financially secure move to a neighborhood 5 stops away, keeping your community and family ties along the way.

There are two quotes in the article, which are completely off:

“To blame poor and displaced people for decline when you had a whole influx of people who came to mine the city’s wealth during the tech boom, drove the rents way up, got their money, and then, during covid, popped out? No,”

We didn't get our money, we gave it to the landlords and property owners. What we did get was our experience, that we can now monetize elsewhere and have a chance to meet basic personal and financial goals, and we aren't coming back. The rents went up because the region created many new jobs, but completely resisted creating new housing.

So then the question is: Who bites on cheap San Francisco housing? Is it students? Is it immigrants? Is it artists? Is it techies?”

Housing is nowhere near being cheap, it's basic math. Median SF house cost is currently $1.2M or ~$8500 a month in mortgage, tax, insurance, which is down from prior years. Median bay area income is ~$120K, about $84k after taxes and so ~$7k a month take home. Students aren't buying these houses, artists and new immigrants aren't buying these houses, the mid-career professionals that were just displaced are your only possibility.

San Francisco property owners leveraged their returns in boom years by restricting new supply, but increased the risks of exactly this scenario. I can only hope another shock doesn't hit right now, like the inevitable "big one". It's going to take time and doing things differently to build a more sustainable community and replace this lost generation. Start with building dense housing on the BART lines, again it's not rocket science.
"Follow us there for truths and retruths or whatever they call them."
Reality is getting crazier day by day.
Ah, yes. Land usage classifications. I never heard of a farmer sellong land, not even a square meter, to anyone. As farmland that is, the second it is reclassified as housing the same farmers part with the land without hesitation!
> Empty land isn't using any of those things

It doesn't have to use them to benefit from their proximity. Land in the middle of a barren desert is usually worth far less than a similar piece of land near a populous city.
It's not direct, that's for sure.
If you remove the smartassness you'd get a more readable and shorter code review.
Is it your contention that every establishment serving customers more than a beer an hour should require security on premises?
> just straight parasitical behavior

Federal and State governments are the biggest parasites with their armies of useless Admin workers. Incidentally, big Govt is also the main driver of malaise-causing inflation.

Start to starve them, redirect that labor/capital to useful endeavors and watch productivity and consumer confidence skyrocket.
It is literally a crime, but it's not "crime."
> People cannot bear the thought that artists, scientists and public figures in general are real people, with flaws and all.

Possibly related to the Fundamental Attribution Error in psychology:

"The fundamental attribution error (also known as correspondence bias or over-attribution effect) is the tendency for people to over-emphasize dispositional or personality-based explanations for behaviors observed in others while under-emphasizing situational explanations."

https://www.simplypsychology.org/fundamental-attribution.htm...
What writing tool is this system designed for? Does it work well with "regular" ball pens and pencils?
> I wonder if that will happen to Tesla also.

They're in the "fuck around" phase, it's up to them if they'll find out.
Yes there are so many signs that what we have is a house of cards but like stock markets, even in real life, things can remain crazier way longer than they should.

One one hand the law and order is missing and on the other hand the people that make the laws are so divided. The people who should protect lack credibility on one hand and are demonized on the other hand. On one hand we do want to encourage rehabilitation of people who made mistakes and on the other hand some of those make businesses so hard to run. And when we make mistakes, let's say with liberal policies or the conservative side, there is no course correction since it takes elections and then maybe multiple cycles ... we have completely forgotten thr "apologize, fix the mistake and move on" method of working. We say we don't have monopolies but big business has all but killed individual initiative.

I think our fall, if it ever happens, will be magnificent. If it does not, that will be quite crazy too, at least for the bottom of the pyramid.
Taxes never really go down. That's always the ploy - say the tax is a limited time, or only a specific low rate, then extend it. In this case, the people in power can play with the tax rates, but even more so in the zoning. An added avenue of getting screwed is not very appealing when taxes are already high. Let's not forget rhat if the goal is to utilize more space, that means more infrastructure and services costs. If we actually make a big impact on the space front, those infrastructure costs will go up and require substantially more revenue. I'm skeptical of the claim that most taxes will go down.
> Oh, you really did just completely imagine some system of your own.

Turns out, data acquisition and processing does cost money.
It hasn't happened to mine, so it's all bullshit.

FTFY.

Quick, now tell us how secure Adobe products are.
RocketLab charges ~$7M per launch.
People had a lot of reasons to dislike Elon Musk, much of it is self inflicted, but this has little to do with slowness of the FAA.
In the swedish version of this article they listed what the collective agreement would mean

Translated:

This is what the employees of tesla does not have compared to if they had a collective agreement:

- A complete insurance package with Fora

- The comprehensive adjustment support found in the main agreement between the social partners

- Salaries are lower compared to the average in the motor industry agreement

- Without the collective agreement no yearly raises are guaranteed

- No possibility of part time retirement

- They also do not have reduced working hours

Original:

Detta har inte de anställda på Tesla jämfört med om de hade kollektivavtal

- Ett komplett paket med försäkringar hos Fora

- Det omfattande omställningsstöd som finns i huvudavtalet mellan arbetsmarknadens parter

- Lönerna ligger lägre än genomsnittet i Motorbranschavtalet

- Utan kollektivavtal garanteras inte årliga löneökningar

- De har inte möjlighet till deltidspension

- De har inte heller arbetstidsförkortning

As many others have pointed out, these agreements are fundamental to the swedish labor market. While it's not as common in tech, industries like car manufacturing are almost completely covered.
Getting RCE in Chrome with incomplete object initialization in the Maglev compi
I hope the author goes more in detail about how the plugin "Loops & Logic" solved their need of listing the newest blog posts. Looks like it's a flexible templating system. https://loopsandlogic.com/
As the article points out, El Salvador is using this as a way to bootstrap improvements in energy distribution and transmission.

El Salvador's original point for mining Bitcoin was that the area where the power was made it hard to get that power to other places. Mining Bitcoin enabled making money off of that isolated power source and creating an economic zone near the volcano which would be supported by the people working on the project.
not sure why this isn't in a drive thru.
Yep, been there. It’s an absolute nightmare.
> Aren't these services (and even adblockers) against YouTube's TOS?

It's probably a grey area. It's hard to claim that I'm acting against YouTube's TOS by using Piped. Aside from the fact that I haven't agreed to them, I'm also not interacting with YouTube.

As for the devs: they're merely writing a proxy. I'm sure some creative lawyer can find a way to portrait this as illegal, but it's likely a stretch.
Welcome to NASA's hot asteroid autumn
Setting up shell companies with fake employees, addresses, and so on is generally considered fraud: https://www.justice.gov/usao-sc/pr/charleston-man-and-busine...
Why? Tesla prides itself on automating everything, few employees is a consequence of that.
I plan live events these days and the off duty cop shakedown is so real. Good luck getting really any permit. “Oh you’re hiring private security? We don’t think your security plan is sufficient to keep everyone safe.”
The backgrounds are static and prerendered! There's one sphere .bmp that's scaled and stretched. It comes with a depth offset map that populates a simple z-buffer to prevent overdraw. So rendering each frame becomes just a couple hundred dozen operations!
The ads on there are the tell. It is all weird random objects from Alibaba sold under companies/brands that don't really exist. This used to be the premier advertising medium for global brands.
> American union are bad in a very particular way.

Can you expand here?
Your statement contains a lot of nuance that would have to be unpacked which at this moment I don't have time for, but I would say...

For starters, nothing I ever do is JUST for "enjoyment" or "learning", explicitly, by itself, as some kind of standalone pursuit.

Everything I do has to have some kind of meaning behind it, even if the meaning is small, such as "I wonder if I'm smart enough to do ___?"

So to answer your question, the projects I did were not for the primary reason of enjoyment and learning, but not because I was focused on some monetary end goal, and moreso because that's not how I approach anything in life.

In this particular example, I was working with my business partner, the end goal was monetary, but also was a sort of "magnum opus" style project that was insanely difficult (algorithm wise) as well as an extreme creative pursuit (of which I'm very creative). So my creative energy was what powered me, and my endless pursuit of problem solving puzzles and challenges also motivated me.

I loved every second of it, at the expense of my health, relationships, etc.

The gist of my message I think is for me, there is no other way. I have to have the perfect harmony of meaning + creativity + problem solving + a single person I "vibe" with very very well. If those ingredients are right, I can achieve focus and motivation levels that are just absurd. I mean literally from 5am to 9pm i coded without moving out of bed, including weekends. I gave up all fun, entertainment.

I notice other people are drawn to the pursuit of knowledge simply for the sake of learning, or knowledge acquisition. That's not me though, and if the only purpose is to just pursue information I could have never done that simply due to the massive amount of energy required (and I have done year long projects... maybe 6-7 times now. Luckily some of the other ones were really successful)

I would absolutely encourage anyone take up a year long project if they're able, simply because I don't think many people possess the certain configuration in their mind of how to motivate themselves to have that much energy. It almost doesn't feel like a choice (to me). I dont wake up and go "well I guess I should spend a year on this." It is a hyperfocusing deep powerful energy, like a calling or life purpose, where the only thing that makes sense is to do it. AND....... if a person has this, they should absolutely never ignore it.

So yes, I would say any person who has even a hint of a calling, absolutely do it, and not focus on outcome.
But if the job of the SVP and VP includes being able to do the job of the people that report to them then doesn’t this require the CEO to ultimately know how to do everything?