skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think your version of anonymity is more to what I'd call privacy. There is no reason anyone even needs to know that you have a playlist, much less what is on it.

Anonymity would be you posting your playlist of songs with the theme of Down with Martians (or other group) without anyone knowing it was you. I don't necessarily think we have to have that ability to allow people to do that.
It’ll come in a future release. What you need to keep an eye out for is improvements in the “Cards View”. Currently it shows only the sender name, time and subject of the email. Quoting from the Thunderbird Supernova FAQ [1]:

> Cards View is still in active development. More features such as a message preview line and sender avatars will be added in the future.

[1]: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/thunderbird-115-superno...
If I put my drink in an unloaded handgun can I have it on a flight now? /s
These are all the settings available: https://i.imgur.com/sMZPTax.png

It has dual page view and the option for odd or even page split - addressing your first page left/right concerns.
They are all in the EU, so there is an example of markets with a different view on free speech from the US.
> Yes this is a dismissive way to reply

At least you recognise that nothing you said was substantive..

Do you really think its impossible to conceive of the idea that pharmaceutical companies would orchestrate a global event with political institutions when they stand to benefit into perpetuity? Fine.
> For the textually minded

Thank you!
Not sure I agree. We can see countless cases where people managed to solve their issues through Twitter while normal channels failed.

You go where your customers are.
Ask HN: What makes indie game development so brutal?
I have always wanted to make some games as a solo developer, but every time I evaluate the idea I simply can't justify it (financially).

This past week I tracked a number of solo developers and recorded the time it took for them to get to market and their profits and it's pretty abysmal.

I always thought the SaaS world was brutal (which is where I make my money as a solo founder), but the game market seems far worse. Is this a tainted view or the general consensus?
A somewhat minor nitpick, the word huge begins with a consonant sound, not a vowel sound. It would be correct to write "a huge issue" not "an huge issue".
Specifically, someone had asked how a "single line of Powershell" could be useful in a FOIA request (in the marshell thread I think). This is the example.
Git’s merge algorithm looks at three versions of the code: the two branch tips being merged, and their common ancestor. It might be better at resolving conflicts if it looked at some of the intermediate commits as well, but I don’t know of anything that does so.
Cytokine release syndrome was also a problem with other CAR-T treatments that they work through.

Read the long portion on cytokine syndrome with the yescarta acquisition

https://www.gilead.com/news-and-press/press-room/press-relea...
Consider the Linux kernel code getting 50% larger when you move from compressed to uncompressed instructions[0]. That puts RISC-V as among the least efficient ISAs out there and would make it unsuitable for most applications.

[0] https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~krste/papers/EECS-2016-1.p...
What are actual laws you're thinking of that aren't attacks on end to end encryption? All of this is already highly illegal the difficulties are finding and prosecuting the criminals.
Maybe I didn’t express myself well. To Jack Dorsey, making it easy for street vendors to take payments was a worthy problem. He didn’t go scouring all over doing “ideation”; he saw a problem, was passionate about it, and founded Square to solve it.

I’m not saying that I or anyone else but Jack should have a say in whether the problem was “worthy”.
Can anyone recommend a professional, good quality (preferably non MS) email client that isn't thunderbird, please. I'd happily pay.
> Artificially engineered prion diseases might be scary. But then we just make a new protein that breaks down those proteins!

Perhaps a bit optimistic. We have a million ways to kill cancer cells. It’s getting these to the cancer cells without killing everything else that’s the problem. Same issue with prion disease.
The "it's just a cold" crowd was also a political reaction and they didn't come out look any better.
>It's still better that they were forced to hide, than a world where they couldn't hide.

Agreed. Just like it was better we had some not great laws protecting abortion than the shit-show we have now. That is the challenge I think, is getting something that is actually in the real world vs. what the ideal is, since none of us seem to be able to agree on that ideal.
Serious question: why would you use Redis as a database instead of something persistence-focused with a lot of in-memory operations like MongoDB or something? Wouldn't one of those NoSQL stores like Mongo or Cassandra be the best of both worlds?
What exactly do you want synced? Shouldn't the two mail clients just sync with your mail server individually? If you send an email from desktop, it will land in the sent folder, which the mobile client will then sync and show.
> experience more failures

Like what?
> and he would have been free to do whatever he liked with the data.

I think that's a pretty strong assertion.
Which is why you have the option of hiding the blue checkmark now.
>Asylum is a human right.

It's not. It's only to those who qualify for asylum, but this system is so lax and poorly enforced that is abused by economic chancers, and not people ruining away from wars.

Look at the nationalities of those arriving form boats, 90% are not from war torn countries, they don't qualify for asylum.

Also, asylum means the first safe country you can reach, not your proffered EU country. To reach Germany you need to go through 4-8 safe countries which is where the asylum scam lies and why the system needs reformed.
On Twitter today I noticed I was able to see tweets and profiles while not signed in - did the auth-wall get removed?

Edit: seems only some profiles can be seen w/o auth.
Thank you for the very thoughtful comment.
Sounds really cool. I do see one problem though. Doesn’t Microsoft have the worst security reputation of at least all cloud providers but maybe even all of big tech?
The "understanding" from politicians at the beginning was that everyone was highly susceptible, which was why the lockdowns were universal instead of going for targeted protection. They were just plain wrong.
Why would you do this?! Mail parse libraries are everywhere
50k Earth-moon distance may be easier to grasp for some. For me, I'm not sure how to understand the earth/moon distance enough to make 50k earth-moon a more meaningful measurement. Pluto is in the Kuiper belt, which for many, signifies the physical bodied edge of our solar system. So for me, scaling that to 2.5 to know where the heliosphere is and 3.3 & 4 to where the Voyagers are is more understandable.
Just further proves my point. You should probably then take out any floor mats, cup holders, temperature controls, radio, or anything else that could potentially impede, obstruct, or otherwise distract from driving safely.

This comment was meant for the normal folks who spend a lot of time in our vehicles and are willing to accept a level of risk that comes along with having some sense of comfort.
I suppose this is why some gov officials use weird aliases for emails. It’s not on the up and up but it avoids disclosing potentially embarrassing or illegal activities…
Study Finds Cannabis Users Had Better Covid-19 Outcomes
It is surprisingly normal in my experience to have doctors fail to mention nerve damage etc. It's absolutely wild to me.
This needs 2021 in the title, but it's actually really out of date and might as well have 2011 in the title. Redis has modules which can provide a bunch of extra capabilities that do allow querying, indexing, etc. [Full disclosure: I used to work on Redis and created much of the basis of those modules, but haven't been involved in the past 5 years]
"Anti-abuse laws that don't compromise e2e" don't exist, the entire concept is impossible ipso facto. Apple's hash matching still requires scanning your plaintext (or plain image, or whatever), which means

1. the "fingerprint" can still be silently updated to look for other things like [the current Power's that Be's definition of] "misinformation",

2. false positives can completely fuck over your life

3. it doesn't even work to prevent CSAM, because there will always be an arms race to improve the anti-fingerprinting measures. The "perceptual hashing" algorithms you've heard about don't actually work at all, they're a lie being pushed by commercial interests.

Those three points mean that even message fingerprinting is unacceptable, full stop.
Making a game is a ton of work, especially on your own. Making a game that is marketable and people enjoy playing is even harder. Making it beat out everyone else in the market is even harder than that, and making it something that people talk about, share and respond well to marketing is boss mode.

The amount of time and effort it requires paired with the very high chance you never make that back monetarily is a large reason why.
Brute force? I don't think so. Orders of magnitude in brute force are sometimes easier to look at as raw numbers. If we take the sibling comments estimate of the global BitCoin network's total computation of 2^90, multiply it arbitrarily by three orders of magnitude we get:

2^90 = 1237940039285380000000000000
2^90 * 1000 = 1237940039285380000000000000000
2^128 = 340282366920938000000000000000000000000

Even G20 nation states would still be many orders of magnitude short. Much (much, much, much) cheaper to spend your money and energy on an actual Manhattan Project. Then just show up with a nuclear warhead and ask politely for the key.
This wasn't the companies' idea.

You couldn't (and still can't) get customer support from Google and many other customer-hostile companies, so you had to just publicly blast them on Twitter.

Their fear of bad PR outweighed their fear of spending money to support users.
ChatGPT may be better than doctors at evidence-based management of depression
Which could definitely be a problem, but is that worse than being able to harass and bully people with no consequences at all because you don't know who it is?

Of course, there could be a lot of bullying just out in the open too, but anonymity isn't a cure all, just helps with the symptom. IMHO.
So some, so return to office is basically a improvement plan officially?
Yes, I think that's about right (SRE at Sentry).
No member of the Sackler's ever went to prison. I can't speak to SBF, but Madoff made the crucial error of defrauding other rich people. I bet if he'd have stuck to old people and poor people he never would've been convicted.
> How did anyone ever think this was a viable customer service solution?

It was pretty great actually, I got far better service from airlines via Twitter (RIP) than I did by phone. It was a pretty well-known approach.

They do provide some support through Facebook via Messenger, but it was never as popular. TikTok isn't a great medium for this kind of thing but if it helps them reach their customers, why not?

[edit] > ...and at some point you're going to need to share personal info so you're going to need to funnel people to your actual platform anyway!

Not in my experience, they just moved to DMs.
There’s only so much a parent can do when schools hand out Chromebooks then don’t enforce any proper-use policy. My kid watched anime all day, every day, and there was nothing I could do about it. The school just took a Wonka-esque “No. Stop. Don’t.” approach.
I doubt those friends were escaping an influx of skilled labor.
Immigration is a complex topic, it is not something binary.
As a lifelong (congenital) anosmic, I often think about the practical consequences of lacking that sense. A whole therapeutic avenue cut off, if I'm thinking about this correctly, is a new one.
A doctor tried to subscripe 'medication' which came from a company in the same city and had one study regarding inflamation reduction. One! The researcher is dead, the amount in the pill is 100x less than what he tried in the research paper. The pills would have been 100$ for a month.

The other doctor has a magnetic resonanz device (doesn't work...) and suggested to me homeopathy with the sentence 'i know people say it doesn't work but it works for my patients' (come on srsly? textbook stupidity...)

Since i know how broad the spectrum is in my field of expertise (its huge and i work in it obviously) i just have to assume the spectrum is still wide enough for doctors too.

I hate this.

I hope/wish for an AI doctor
One thing here:

The rpi3b is still around. You can also get the rpi zero, rpi zero 2 W, rpi pico, etc.

Get the right one for the job. If you need an M.2 SSD or actual 4k video playback, go for the rpi 5, if not, for sth. else.
I've been listening to him for far too long, and joining in others to warn people off him.

But hey, you want to cheerlead for him with his track record, go right ahead.
How do I find more information out about FOIA requests?

Also, in your post I think you mentioned "FOIA junkies" or something along those lines, this implies to me there's a community of people who understand this stuff and talk about it. That sounds really interesting to join. Is there a subreddit or something?
Allowing them to find friends which have similar positions/situations who understand what they live with.
HN believes it because it's true. Your link (to a twitter post) says nothing to the contrary.

"People infected with COVID-19 before receiving a vaccine were 11 times more at risk for developing myocarditis within 28 days of testing positive for the virus. But that risk was cut in half if a person was infected after receiving at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine."

https://www.heart.org/en/news/2022/08/22/covid-19-infection-...

"Risk of incident myocarditis is more than seven times higher in persons who were infected with the SARS-CoV-2 than in those who received the COVID-19 vaccines"

https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fcvm.2022.95131...

"The incidences of myopericarditis after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination among adolescents aged 12–17 years were very rare; they were not higher than other important reference incidences."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X2...
We're talking about two different things. You're focused on the legality of this lawsuit. The only thing I'm pointing out is that it isn't very difficult to believe social media has a negative impact on mental health in its current form and is likely the source of teen self-esteem issues, body image issues, and inability to concentrate.
> They thanked me for bringing the situation to their attention and all that, but the mood of the call was as if both parties had a knife behind their back. Somewhere towards the end of the call, I asked them if it was okay to keep the emails. Why not at least ask, right?

>...This isn't something I'm even remotely cool with, so we ended the call a couple minutes later, and agreed to have our lawyers speak going forward.

Honestly, the city was acting in very good faith, but OP decided to troll them and refused to cooperate with the third party auditor. To this day we have to kind of accept the affidavit he signed that data is gone.
My brother made it through CAR-T but ended up succumbing to the effects of a massive tumor that did not respond to the treatment. Essentially all the soft spots and flare ups in his bones went away, but a hard tumor in his abdomen survived. It grew uncontrolled until his kidneys failed.

Part of his treatment was “reseting” his immune system with a leukemia regiment to give the CAR-T a fighting chance to augment the native immune system. I don’t think this new CAR-T would affect the treatment plan, especially since CAR-T is generally prescribed after other treatments fail. CAR-T is a little spooky because sometimes it just kills the patient and they don’t know specifically why.

The big win here is that in January of this year they told my brother there was nothing they could do to treat the hard tumor. Maybe next January that conversation goes differently.
The accusation of malice goes a bit far, but I agree it's a problem whether it's intentional or not. Bun takes a slapdash approach to shipping features and APIs, which means things get out fast but also rubs me the wrong way re: long-term implications and vision
Yep but that has nothing to do with HPC. Those are super computing applications and you're not running those on your laptop or desktop. In HPC scenarios the developer knows more than the operating system.
Just turned 29, any advices?
The problem is, the cost is not zero. If China cuts us off tomorrow, we can kiss any and all aims of renewable, sustainable electricity good-bye - they have 75% of the world's production capacity, only Vietnam has 6.8%, the rest languishes at < 4% [1].

[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/668749/regional-distribu...
The US medical system is such a mess. I go to get blood drawn regularly and even with an appointment sometimes the wait is over 90 minutes. There will be people who had an appointment but they were five minutes late so they got put on the walk-in waitlist, which often never gets processed so they sit for hours only to get dismissed. Everything costs too much money and the service is awful. It’s just a nightmare.
lol, it's not a small vocal cult, what a bizarre description. It's simple people in the know who can recognize a charlatan and call him out as such.

Maybe you are not old enough to remember or be aware of how ridiculous he used to be. He's been pretty quiet the last decade, likely due to getting batted down every time he would pop up with some nonsense.
Anyone done a bare-bones turnkey Asciidoc blog with Tufte CSS for semantic HTML including side margin footnotes ?
>But “as of now, we do not yet have a method of how to induce lucid dreams reliably and consistently outside of sleep laboratory settings,” he wrote to me. And in those studies, the success rate hovered at around 50 percent—with induction possible only among those who regularly had lucid dreams.

I'm starting to think these Venture Capitalists who are trending upwards to deciding everything in our lives aren't that smart.
Thanks for the informative answer. It just occured to me that modern phones like iPhone or Motorola/Samsung/etc phones often have Qi charging capabilities for powering accessories, so powering a display wirelessly shouldn't be a problem.
If anyone wondering on these scores, it is possible to go below 90% ...
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Working link: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/21/us/google-maps-lawsuit-co...

A "y" was appended to the link.
Canary Mail is great on macOS and iOS. I haven't used it in Windows but it is available.
I am sure they would never exempt themselves from such monitoring, correct? Given the Dutroux scandal, which revealed some rather shady behavior on the part of multiple people in positions of power, seems likely there would be rules for the little people but not others.
I'd add also that the SPARQL database paradigm runs into trouble because it doesn't have a completely clear model of where a "document" or a "record" begins and ends. If I want to build an everyday boring bizapp I need to be able to delete a "customerrecord" and that's not simple as nuking

:ThatCustomer ?p ?o .

but there could be RDF lists and other hierarchical stuff that I think is part of a customer record, but other related things (say an order record) that I don't think are part of the customer record.

Document databases like arangodb give a more clear model for updating and transactions as do SQL databases with rows. I guess I could write some framework to help but it just seems very dangerous to build an OLTP application on top of a SPARQL database without one... And some specification of what exactly a "record" is would be necessary for such a framework, does LinkML answer that?
How come the lack of disability info would make it hard for ChatGPT to interpret the page? I think I missed a step there.
It's better than it used to be. A few years ago I do recall posting official sources and still getting heavily downvoted/flagged, not so much recently with the same type of comments.
Have kids while you're still (relatively) young
> So, email addresses kind of suffer from the same problem as Social Security numbers - they were never designed to be private information!

I would have considered my personal From and To associations to be private information since my email address started with ...utzoo!
1. Setup to sync via icloud was very straightforward and 100% fine for "non-tech saavy"
2. Why would it matter if dropbox was hacked? Your vault password was never sent to to dropbox. It was just a dumb store for an encrypted vault. The calculus changes now that the vault is online and stored by the same party you're sending the password to.
As a daily weed smoker, over 60, who's not a fan of alcohol, I still have to disagree with this.

The strain selection that's gone on since cannabis was legalized has led to massively more potent strains.

But alcohol products, measured in "proof" equal to 2x the percentage of alcohol in the product, has been stable since before my lifetime.

Alcohol hasn't changed it's potency at all.

However to support your point (maybe), then and now, alcohol causes MUCH more social and medical harm than cannabis.
Microsoft has the most well-regarded security reputation amongst all cloud providers, it's the main reason why they were awarded the (since canceled) JEDI defense contract.
Wait, is cloud bad?
Bro the date right under the title on the article says "March 27, 2019"
We're trying something called EZOPS for reconciliation, to replace home-grown stuff. I'm not directly involved so can't say if it's a success or not.
You responded to a lot of things that I didn’t write and wouldn’t write, but your insights are good at articulating why medical technology and life extension can be so exciting!
Are colons forbidden in submission titles? I stumbled for a second over the title because of the removed separator.
A hacker news alternative that actually focuses on hacker news is very exciting
Node.js v20.9.0 LTS 'Iron'
The actual stinger of bees doesn't hurt that much, it's the venom that really hurts.

I always wondered whether a bee stinger would get deep enough in an elephant's (presumably very thick) dead skin layer to inject venom.
> Had the author not notified the city that they had royally screwed up by divulging far more sensitive information than they had realized, they likely would have never realized the error...

That would be incredibly risky, though. If the city did later realize their error, they would likely assume malice on the part of OP for not telling them about it. If we think his treatment after telling them wasn't great, imagine how bad it would be otherwise.

> ... and he would have been free to do whatever he liked with the data.

I don't think that necessarily follows. He could -- and likely would -- get in a lot of trouble for publishing the extra data.
Nokia is one of the top cellular/mobile backend hardware providers. 5G is turning out to be a lot more expensive than projected, the rollout has slowed, so equipment makers like Nokia are feeling the pain.
ELI5: Sandstorm is an open source project to make it easy to run open source web applications.

Source: https://sandstorm.org/
You are being extremely disingenious (lying yourself?)

They are not "outright lying" like you claim, considering you explain why what they're saying is true ("phone throttling its power draw" = slowing down)
I have seen this movie before, when Borland thought they couldn't go further with Delphi and C++ Builder, bought a company in SDLC/ALM space, and then Imprise came to be.

JetBrains trying to go everywhere, and also trying to push Kotlin outside the JVM ecosystem, kind of brings memories back.