skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve always preferred the Wolfire approach[0]: animation should “do no harm” to player control, it’s only there to add flavor, never at the cost of game responsivity

[0] https://youtu.be/LNidsMesxSE?si=W7xnQfXt5ulfHklR
I see that "private equity" buyout by Gamurs is going exceedingly well
Are stateless sessions inherently unsafe? NVD and MITRE seem to think so
I recently noticed that large number of CVEs have been filed citing "improper session expiration". The crux of these disclosures are that a session must be invalidated on the server when a user logs out or changes their password. It is not enough to delete the cookie from the browser or to have an expiration set on the cookie. The CVEs all cite https://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/613.html as the basis of the disclosure, but this document makes no mention of session invalidation at all, only session expiration.

So what's going here? Are stateless sessions unsafe for use since it is not possible to invalidate them or is this a case of the CVE system simply not working as intended?

Heres a list of a few examples:
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-5638
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-6363
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2019-7215
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-4253
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-40732
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-6292
They'll try to dissuade you even if they know the transaction is legitimate.
Have you not heard of remote-id?

It's a legal requirement for drones above 250g to broadcast not only their position but also the position of the operator and their identification number.
Pangram Validator in One Line
Some of us prefer to just focus on technology and not have politics injected into everything we do.

This kind of thing is clearly virtue signaling and flag waving.

You may as well have a banner that says "conservatives not welcome".

It's their project, and their choice. I just find the whole thing tiresome.
It's true: People do poop, a lot, in ride lines at Disneyland and Disney World
You just needed to make it to puberty, so like 12 to 14?,to reproduce. Anything after for evolution is bonus I would think.
The keywords you're looking for are "procedural animation" and "inverse kinematics" - Overgrowth was doing this in 2009.

The developer did a presentation at GDC 2014 on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNidsMesxSE
> That means that if you're Apple or Google, you can spin off a company that has no presence in the EU and ship whatever root certificates you want, and it's not like you lose out on revenue.

If such a solution would work Microsoft would have done it in it's famous browser monopoly suit
See "concert earplugs" that try to reduce the volume with minimal distortion.
I think it might actually be easier to inspect the BEAM over those other VMs. For one, it is much older and stable. And secondly, the BEAM has a lot of self-introspection features.

I highly recommend the talk The Soul of Erlang and Elixir by Sasa Juric which shows off the essence of the BEAM.

https://youtu.be/JvBT4XBdoUE
X86 MOV is quite a beast.
Mayer is now running a company called Sunshine making a "better contacts" app.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
> Sprint Corporation and its parent company SoftBank

Why am I not surprised to see that name. Is there anything that SoftBank touched that's not a complete failure? What the fuck have they been doing besides burning Saudi oil sheik money?
I definitely am not buying that, especially since it isn't just Cloudflare users being affected, including Quad9, or the wiki[1] which claims the issue was resolved. Note that I can't reach them from cloudflare or even with mullvad's DNS. Not giving me faith tbh. See the linked thread and the links from there for more info[0]. And I trust Cloudflare way more than one guy who users are having difficulties with answering emails[2]. Sure, maybe he gets too many and is only one person, but that gives me less faith that things are being done correctly. Or see weird comments from this hn thread[3]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38171524

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today#Cloudflare_DNS_a...

[2] https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/12trawt/has_an...

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37009598
I've heard that half the time a restarant's POS is configured to ask the waiter to enter the number written on the tip line, but the other half of the time, it's configured for the them to enter what's written on the total line. Meaning, in the first case, writing "math" means more work for the waiter, and in the latter case, you better be careful the amount you wrote on the total line is accurate.
> Anything can be said.

Please, go to your local town square and hand out flyers about your plot to assassinate the President. Report back with your results.

Oh, and I can predict your reply. You will tell me some excuse for why that isn't really speech, or it is speech but it shouldn't be free even in countries that have 100% free speech (which is a completely absurd argument, by the way - I must recommend you try the "that isn't speech" approach as at least that one isn't not an immediate formal contradiction).
Leucine and Isoleucine are both branched chain amino acids (BCAAs) that are found in cheese, eggs, most meats, seeds, and nuts. These foods are common in the western adult human diet, and may be more prevalent in certain protein-rich diets.

The article takes a favorable view of low protein diets, and cites other studies supporting the general idea that metabolic and longevity improvements are correlated with protein restriction. This particular study’s experimental subjects are mice and not humans.
According to the article, this is not true. The limits become active only when the host cpu is under pressure.
Does the bank have a human look at / file the form, or is it automatically generated? (Unless they are required to do it manually, I can't imagine they do)
lol

putting together a kid's play kitchen at 2am on christmas
directed by Michael Bay
FADE IN:

INT. LIVING ROOM - NIGHT

CAMERA PANS across a Christmas tree adorned with twinkling lights.

WHIP PAN to an unopened BOX marked “KID'S PLAY KITCHEN.” A clock nearby shows “2AM”.

CLOSE UP on the sweaty face of JACK (40s, ruggedly handsome.) He rips open the box with determination in his eyes.

CUT TO:

INT. LIVING ROOM - LATER

Jack has laid out all the KITCHEN PIECES across the floor.

He stares at the ASSEMBLY MANUAL, its instructions seemingly written in another language.

Suddenly, the MANUAL bursts into flames.

JACK (Voiceover):
"No instructions... no problem."

ACTION MUSIC begins to blare.

Whip pan to a DRONE SHOT of Jack furiously assembling the play kitchen, explosions occasionally erupting from the pieces as if they were Transformers transforming.

CUT TO:

INT. LIVING ROOM - LATER

Jack struggles with a particularly difficult PIECE, wrestling with it like it's a live alligator.

Suddenly, a PHONE RINGS. Jack doesn't notice, he's too focused on the task at hand.

CLOSE UP on the caller ID: "SANTA CLAUS"

Suddenly, a MISSILE LAUNCHER appears out of the kitchen piece, pointing directly at Jack.

Jack wrestles the piece to the ground, narrowly avoiding a missile that blasts through the roof, leaving a gaping hole. Snowflakes descend from the sky, accumulating on Jack's sweat-soaked brow.

CUT TO:

INT. LIVING ROOM - LATER

LOW ANGLE SHOT of Jack, now shirtless, standing triumphant above the assembled play kitchen.

A triumphant ORCHESTRA SCORE swells.

Suddenly, the newly assembled play kitchen TRANSFORMS into a life-size, fully operational kitchen, complete with a working coffee maker and toaster.

Jack, amazed, turns the coffee maker on. It promptly EXPLODES, sending him flying across the room.

CUT TO:

INT. LIVING ROOM - LATER

Jack, now bandaged, surveying the wrecked living room. The play kitchen, surprisingly, is still intact.

Suddenly, from the toaster pops a burnt piece of toast.

Jack chuckles, picking up the toast. As he bites into it, it EXPLODES, sending crumbs everywhere.

FADE OUT:

TO BE CONTINUED...
Orleans v7.2.3 Released
Creating OpenAI Plugins for Your Apps: A Beginner's Guide to Smart Integration
I need to see the video before I can believe this.
The ability to undo fraudulent charges and claw back illegitimately stolen funds.
Not really if you compare it the 1969's Abbey road, which sounds quite a bit better. American productions were sounding much better though the mid to late 60s as well.
If you’re designing a board specifically for mass-market linux support, “pick hardare with good linux support, or work on it yourself” doesn’t seem like too much of a stretch?
Crash history alerts arrive to the Waze map
This reminds me very much of the MeowMeowBeenz epsiode of community.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/App_Development_and_Condiments

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CI4kiPaKfAE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bokl1SOfIjQ
Oh, yes, absolutely agreed. CS:2 is horribly optimized... no argument there. I found the article illuminating and don't disagree with any of its findings.

Was just trying to offer the GP a way to play the game that actually works :) (Yes, only by inefficiently throwing RTX 4080 power at it, and even then still struggling.)
That reminds me of Strava leaking the workouts of military members, making it very easy to identify the location of secret military bases (this video mentions it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2WrDZnk33g&t=341s).
You hate that a paper written for specialists in Cell Metabolism assumes specialist knowledge?
I like minimalist utility sites like this. Will try this out on my next game of Parks.

FYI looks like icons for first player and season bonus aren't available on the Parks scorecard.
https://scorecard.gg/games/parks/
Do Not Use Certain Brands of Saline and Sterile Water Products by Nurse Assist
I've talked to multiple people who want to live forever, at various stages of their lives.

Our comments therefore cancel out.

(Our of curiosity, the people you talked to - were they elderly, in failing bodies, with failing minds, seeing nothing in their personal future but slow and steady degradation? Might they think differently if their quality of life could be improved?)
DoT and DoH seem like better alternatives, these days. At least for the “authenticated delivery of DNS records” bit.

My understanding is that if DNSSEC were to break nothing would really happen to the public Internet, indicating that it’s not really a load-bearing component.
Water-injected 2.0-liter hydrogen engine makes 410 horsepower
It's just a faster Ship of Theseus
That's partly because your memory is limited and that's the best you could do. Someone else will remember more. Certainly for dense, academic books. For pop-science and business books, being able to distill it down to a sentence or two is a reflection of its long-windedness.
And what would be the consequence of not wearing sunscreen be exactly?

The skin cancer rates are wildly different depending on what ethnicity you are. For Asians and Blacks it's 4% of the rate of Caucasians. In fact it's nearly non-existent.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9345197/#:~:tex....
You could use F# for that purpose.
thanks for sharing. it might be helpful to add topics as well.
Please do not try this in Australia.
What they didn’t foresee is that some people are immune to peer pressure because their goal is to inflict harm.
And people are surprised why so many were excited to use cryptocurrencies. The current banking system is broken to the root.
I think beyond “it’s not the camera that makes the difference” we need to have a discussion about lighting.

A shitty camera and shitty lens in fantastic lighting will give good results. The best camera with the best lens in awful lighting will give bad results.

Kind of like microphones, that way. Like how the Apple video was shot on an iPhone (except it had great lighting and a ton of production work), there are hit songs with parts recorded on iPhone. They aren’t advertised like that. But it happens. The advantage of the iPhone is that it’s already in your pocket, and for something as intimate as singing, that proves to be a major, major advantage. Your producer may try to get you to recreate that beautiful performance in the studio, but audio quality doesn’t matter as much when you compare the recording of a good performance to the recording of a much better performance.
You mean: "YouTube cares not at all about your privacy in its drive for revenue"

There, corrected the title for you.
>So, Why Are We Sad?

I feel like the question in the title is just... forgotten about, lol. I guess the reader is supposed to know it's because it's not available in the U.S.
Your atoms are being replaced all the time, at some point none of your original atoms are still present, yet somehow you feel no discontinuity.
Amazon had a similar class, with nice helpful tips like "pay bribes in untraceable cash, not via bank transfers".
I’ve seen this linked a few times now. It seems to be overly reductive and blames a large societal issue on a singular thing. Which is an immediate red flag as far as ideas go. They also commit errors by confusing correlation and causation.

No mention of the continued decline of material conditions in the west or the growing wealth disparity, for instance. They bring up unemployment rates but then say it can’t be the economy cause unemployment went down, ignoring how unemployment classification changed after 08, and they don’t even mention what unemployment stat they used. Not to mention I can easily say they got work but it was trash and didn’t pay well. Or their parents struggled to make ends meet, were not there for the kids, and they lacked proper parenting. So many other possible explanations.

But, nope, it’s all social media and phones.
I was thinking something similar. Have a conveyor below the gantries that you can drop boxes onto/into, and that conveyor moves the box to the desired location behind the picker.

This doesn't really work when there is no conveyor to drop boxes onto, though.
Definitely way easier than tracing Node for any type of async exceptions.
People used to pay a few bucks every day to read the news. People will pay $7 a day on coffee. But people are used to free, ad-supported news so they'll never pay what's required for real journalism.
Not to quibble but it is an even more mindboggling 15TB/night.

https://www.ipac.caltech.edu/project/rubin
Evolution doesn't optimize for eeking out extra years by lowering risk of skin cancer, and it doesn't optimize for minimizing wrinkles as you age. These are benefits sunscreen provides.

If you're white, your skin was evolved over generations of time spent in very low UV sunlight. The UV index in North Europe is 1 or 2 right now, depending on the city. In Ecuador, it's 12. A white person would begin to burn within a few minutes without protection there. Caucasian people have evolved with very little melanin because that means they can absorb more vitamin D in low, intermittent, or weak sunlight conditions
“In the second video of the article the first box picked is crushed by the chopsticks.”

Addressed a bit farther into the article, which I was thankful for because I had the same initial reaction:

“ You may have noticed that the boxes in the videos are pretty beat up. That’s because the robot has been practicing with those boxes for months, but Dextrous is mindful of the fact that care is necessary, says Drumwright. ‘One of the things that we were worried about from the very beginning was, how do we do this in a gentle way? But our newest version of the robot has the sensitivity to be very gentle with the boxes.’”
A few days I was thinking about the implications of the fact that Zuckerberg doesn’t allow his children to use social media.

When I hear that a franchise owner doesn’t allow their kids to eat at said franchise it raises alarms. And yet…
The FTC would disagree with you. Generally exclusives improve competition unless it's a monopolist doing it. Which is not Epic in this case.

https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...

As long as storefronts have to compete for games, this is what that looks like. There's not really any way to get rid of exclusives without hurting competition. Would you want a law passed for games to be required to be put on certain storefronts? For storefronts to be required to accept all games submitted to it? Either one would hurt competition by giving too much power to either the game publisher or the storefront.
Does F# compile to distributed Erlang?
I want something more like rust or typescript. Not Haskell.
Sure there’s the primary dealer figleaf/kickback. Operationally though the Fed is just buying government debt with an extra step.

Also the Fed can just let Treasury run negative balances or any other number of accounting tricks.
Our local trash service already has pneumatic arms that grab and dump the trash cans. [0] is one of many offerings.

[0] https://www.heil.com/bodies/liberty-automated-sideload-garba...
Asian and Black people basically do not get skin cancer. It wildly depends on your ethnicity.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9345197/#:~:tex...
You have to recall the context in which those provisions were passed: coming out of the Civil War, you had both Union and Confederate bonds and other public debts used to finance the war. Amongst the other conditions upon which the rebellious states were re-admitted to political authority were the cancellation of Confederate debt (the Union was not going to pay for the wages of rebellion) and the guarantee of Union debt (so that Southern and Western states could not collude in Congress to prevent repayment of that debt), both of which were written into the Public Debt Clause. So the clause was absolutely meant to restrict the government's ability to repudiate debts other than those explicitly excluded, because you had a Republican Congress working to tie the hands of a potential future Democratic one. (N.B., I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "required to accept T-bills at face value" -- you can buy T-bills and TIPS on the secondary market at whatever price the market sets. If the US were to start defaulting on its debt, then that price ... would not be as stable as it has traditionally been.)
If they have bypassed the body entirely, there will at least be reduced hormonal stressors such as adrenaline since those are mostly created in the body on the adrenal glands. Small comfort though as plenty of other stuff is made in the brain.
> Lighting matters more than any camera, more than any lens.

Was essentially my comment, the log processing is pretty awesome though
Not working, white page
Anything that has the potential to release hot gas and flames under pressure into your ears is a safety risk.
I can easily plan out a few hundred years of activities.

Let's say I have a 500 year lifespan, all except the last 10 or so with health and vigor.

Well at that point, the opportunity cost of skill mastery becomes tiny. Spend 20 years learning to become a really great piano player, and another 15 learning parkour. Master 3 or 4 martial arts, that is a good 20-30 years each. Homestead for a decade or two, doing everything from scratch by hand. Spend a couple decades doing volunteer work.

1 minute of ideas and I'm up to 150 years so far.

I agree that need to achieve a post-scarcity society, which would involve a lot of uncomfortable trade-offs. E.g. if we just have food that we can 100% automate the production of and that doesn't cause any ecological harm, we'd dramatically limit what food exists for human consumption. Same goes for transit, consumer goods, and so forth. I honestly think that if humanity wanted to, we could transition to post scarcity in a few decades using today's technology, but it would be a drop in quality of life for the first world (no more steaks!) so there is no real motive by those with power and money.
What is this "Sydney" phenomenon?
To be clear, and I assume you know this, network connectivity is probably a small part of typical query latency. Large joins, sorts, etc, would tend to dominate. Maybe for huge result sets bandwidth might factor in a again but so would the sorts.
JetBlue has been flying the E190 for like two decades now.
Sun exposure may have a range of other beneficial effects:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5086738/

In the end, I think it's flatly obvious that too much or too little (as anyone who lives in northern latitudes can tell you) sun exposure is bad for you. There's an ideal range somewhere.
Unpatched Powerful SSRF in Exchange OWA – Getting Response Through Attachments
Land can’t be stolen, only conquered when sovereigns are involved. Whichever sovereign has physical possession (rule and defense) of the land has a stronger claim to it than the other who simply says it’s theirs but are unable to rule it.

You aren’t a sovereign if you don’t rule within your claimed borders.
1. Is it possible that the teen mental health crisis is a natural and healthy response to conditions that do not allow for a healthy mind? And therefore, should we not be addressing the causes of the crisis, rather than trying to heal the symptoms? What if it simply sucks to be a teen in 2023, the way Western society has set up their environment, and the answer isn't more zoloft and CBT?

2. Interesting parallel here with mandatory DEI trainings apparently also not accomplishing much of anything besides job creation: https://www.reworked.co/employee-experience/most-dei-trainin... . Another example of an unexamined unquestioned good that seems to not live up to rigorous scrutiny, akin to therapy.

Wonder if the universal, age and geography-agnostic pattern here, as the author points out, is that "you can’t change people who aren’t ready to change".
I vaguely remember reading about special low f-stop lenses.

Here it is:

Kubrick was "determined not to reproduce the set-bound, artificially lit look of other costume dramas from that time." After "tinkering with different combinations of lenses and film stock," the production obtained three super-fast 50mm lenses (Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm f/0.7) developed by Zeiss for use by NASA in the Apollo Moon landings, which Kubrick had discovered. These super-fast lenses "with their huge aperture (the film actually features the lowest f-stop in film history) and fixed focal length" were problematic to mount, and were extensively modified into three versions by Cinema Products Corp. for Kubrick to gain a wider angle of view, with input from optics expert Richard Vetter of Todd-AO. The rear element of the lens had to be 2.5 mm away from the film plane, requiring special modification to the rotating camera shutter. This allowed Kubrick and Alcott to shoot scenes lit in candlelight to an average lighting volume of only three candela, "recreating the huddle and glow of a pre-electrical age." In addition, Kubrick had the entire film push-developed by one stop.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Lyndon#Cinematography
T-Mobile charges that exact price for an unlimited plan (essentials).
Azure/API-Portal: NoCode Open Source API Portal
Back in April it would only generate a handful of tokens per second. The speed improvements for GPT-4 are staggering. I wonder how much of it is because Microsoft is making GPUs rain on OpenAI, and how much of it is due to improvements to the model and its scaffolding.
Have you taken a photography class?

You don’t need an MFA or much experience, just a set of guidelines, how to conform to them and knowing when to break them
Isn’t Assistant API along with Function Calling meant to replace actions?