skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Vandalizing" in the Wikipedia context means editing pages to add stupid, offensive, trollish, or deliberately incorrect content. It happens all the time, which is why some pages (mainly those about controversial topics) have additional protections to make it harder for untrusted people to edit them.
Haha this is the company that has an undocumented encrypted wire protocol between the wired button and the opener so you have to use their button instead of a normal doorbell switch.
How much of this is due to the carriers moving device contract lengths from 2 years to 3 years?

Been at AT&T forever, they moved their upgrade cycles on iPhones from 24 months, to 30 months, and now to 36 months. Presumably because an iPhone costs more than it did 5 years ago but I'm still paying the same monthly that I was 5 years ago.
It's not, but the title is extremely misleading. You MUST be in a calorie deficit to lose weight. What the study shows is that simply by doing intermittent fasting, people naturally tend to eat fewer total calories per day, and can end up in a caloric deficit.

Please people, do not simply think that intermittent fasting makes you lose weight. If you still have a propensity to eat junk food or just a lot of food even in fasting windows, you could still be gaining weight or staying at maintenance.
"But young people"

Can you cite your source? Like what does "young people" mean? Many young people with iPhones have old devices with broken screens. I can find a Gallup survey from 7 years ago claiming an upgrade rate every 2 years (actually they answered "whatever my provider supports", which isn't as relevant now), but notably the differences were much bigger between generations in 2015. Now many would be hard pressed to differentiate an XR from a 15.

"I didn't claim that."

You literally said "Apple has that, other manufacturers don't.". It's simply untrue. My wife has an XR and I cannot convince her to upgrade as she just doesn't want the hassle of moving to a new device. And of course that XR still gets the latest OS, updates, supports all apps, etc, quite a contrast from many competitors...

"But it's less of an investment"

Many Samsung devices are more expensive than Apple devices. Pixel 8 devices are similarly priced. As to the status claim, it's amazing how much more of a status thing non-Apple device holders make about their choice than people just choose a very good quality, high performance, well and long supported Apple device...
Also they forget that on average they are pretty benign. At least in my field they ask for quite tame things. And them being same union for everyone means that you don't really lose much to competitors. As they will have same rules in place...
I'm so glad HomeKit exists because without it I'm positive the vast majority of "smart" home devices wouldn't support any kind of local connectivity.
It'll have frequent downtime and nobody will panic when it does.
Quake Brutalist Jam II
Tbf to u/cj, there's a few things you mentioned that would lead one to believe you aren't fulfilled with your job (which, I think, is an important distinction from being 'happy' with one's job).

If 'objective one is to get paid' it comes across as primarily a monetary transaction. That's generally not how the people I know who are really fulfilled in their careers look at it. Sure, pay is an important part, but they also really value aspects like a sense of purpose, the camaraderie of working on a good team, and being able to meaningfully contribute, amongst others.

"One day the fucks will run out." You say this as a point about disconnecting, but you can disconnect while still "having fucks" about your job. Your life doesn't have to revolve around your job, but I don't want to work with a bunch of people who don't really care about what they are doing.

You talk about how you spend remote meetings doing other not-work-related things. I get that meetings can be boring or of little value at times. In those times, ideally, I would prefer someone be honest and say the meeting is of little value and go do something more productive. At the least, I would like them working on something of value to the group while occasionally checking in. You wouldn't act this way in person, so I don't understand why you think it would be ok to do so remotely, other than it's because you can get away with it. Again, that makes it more transactional than contributory.

I could go on with the other points, but all that is to say, I don't think u/cj was completely off with their comment.
Not to mention you might have to work on projects that are mostly divorced from programming entirely, like making plugins work together in WordPress.
Well said!

(There are zero studies that show that time restricted eating causes a greater weight loss effect compared to other eating plans when calorie deficit is equated between the groups)
The AI “apocalypse” that has been feared may end up being something more like a mass outage that can’t be fixed fast enough
As a guy who happened to read some unfinished book by a dissident author who was killed by some government I really don't want it to be finished even by human. You might have a gorgeous story line and then some random monkey who can not even draw a hand is going to put its nothing-to-say approach to bake a novel from a few semi-separated stories. Books don't work like that IMO.
Enhancing the Security of WhatsApp Calls
Oh I see, that makes more sense. I don't have any particular experience or insight, just from an area where military service is routine so I've heard a lot secondhand. Everyone I know in it or retired seems to think the promotion system is completely fucked though. They either fume because it worked against them or laugh because they could work it, but no one seems to think it's effective.
I didn’t just fall off a turnip truck, but thank you! Yes, I understand that they’re legally protected, and I’m out hundreds of dollars for a replacement and its installation.
Less than a year old, but I have been thinking about the issue proactively and there are things you can do for them even at this age. For instance, I set my son up with a Proton email account on the family domain name before we left the hospital (see my reply to sibling comment for reasons why).
Bard devs secretly built it on top of OpenAI's api? /s
The article is incorrect then. Nest is growing.

https://9to5google.com/2023/07/28/google-pixel-us-q2-2023-sh...

> But, despite Android as a whole losing ground, Google Pixel phones are becoming a bigger slice of the US market.

https://www.androidpolice.com/smartphone-sales-slump-google-...

> Smartphone sales are slumping this year, but not for Google

https://www.androidpolice.com/alphabet-google-q4-2022-earnin...

> Pichai went on to note that Pixels “gained share in every market” Google operated in this year.
Hopefully it has a native HomeKit integration.
Spain also has a housing crisis though.
Bring back cracktro's, innovative Art.
Most video game "Artwork" is a more of the same industrial product not much different from "Art" in advertisement.
Most AI generated art will also not be seen. Honestly, I don't care & i'm not the only one.
I bought my S10e for 450AUD ($300US) on clearance six months after it was released. I've replaced the factory rom, and the battery once.

There's nothing on the android market like it, it's only slightly larger than the iphone 12/13 mini that's also discontinued. Small phones with all the bells and whistles aren't made anymore by anyone. I will be very sad when I can't get parts.
Ah! Thanks. Hamnarbetarförbundet, you just have to love them.
Funded by Intel/ARM lobbyist I assume? A way to throw FUD at their competition?
Unfortunely for them, Apple has been positioning themselves outside of a workstation domain that now better served with Linux/Windows workflows.

The only creators left on the ecosystem are the ones targeting iDevices.
RIP iROKOtv?
Silly point when you consider that manufacturers love the fact that an ICE vehicle has to go into the garage for new parts every few months
I don't believe it's as simple as what's the net -ve because with TRE the BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) does not reduce like with calorie restricted eating, so the net -ve is higher with TRE even when the calorie intake is the same. Also, reducing the BMR has other negative effects because the body does away with key repairing processes to live with the reduced availability of energy.
> [nigerians] would be unwelcome in the fediverse except for those few, often westernized+hipsterized people

Considering people are sentenced to death by stoning for being LGBTQ in Nigeria. It is easy to understand why this might be an issue worth policing if you can.. Is it sane to fedderate with people who might be killed for what they interact with on your fediverse. Ordinary people does include gay people you know.

There is nothing hindering the ones who want to kill all gays to run their own fediverse.
What about Johnny GPTonic?
I think I need to be in the higher usage tier to unlock the full 128k context length
Literally any profession where you publish contact information for customers to reach you. They'll be _angry_ if there's a barrier to communicate with you, and lack of Whatsapp, for some countries (I think particularly EU, south America) would be seen as such a barrier.

You may as well post only a UUCP bang path or a Telex identifier as your sole contacts, that's how baffled half of the people would be.
None of those articles argue that men and women are biologically equivalent in all things.

If I might summarize, they mostly argue that hormonal arguments towards unfair advantages in certain sports understate the already existing disparities in hormonal distribution in a given sex. That a given trans athlete might be less hormonally advantaged than a cis woman who competes uncontroversially.

The latter articles are even less supportive of your point, and mostly discuss the uncontroversial point that binary biological sex is an incomplete model of humanity as a whole.

These are reasonable and evidence-based discussions to have.
I don't use an AdBlocker. Sites need income somehow. I ignore them anyway, but they show.

However, if you run pop-over-everything ads, auto-play videos with audio, resizing ads, run CPU heavy BS, attempt redirects, or other garbage ads, I simply stop visiting your site.

Don't abuse your ads. Don't use an ad provider that supports malicious behaviours. Too many sites abuse their users, I agree, but you're encouraging them by still giving them traffic.
> The point will invariably arise: "This tells me how to listen to a foreign radio. Okay, I'll get the news, the lectures, the plays—all the rest of it. But so what? How am I going to know what's the truth and what's propaganda? How can I tell 'em apart? Tell me that!"

> The answer is simple: "If you agree with it, it's truth. If you don't agree, it's propaganda. Pretend that it is all propaganda. See what happens on your analysis reports."

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/48612/48612-h/48612-h.htm#Pa...
> I can't even customise the home screen as much ( Literally cannot remove a link to Chrome and other google apps ).

Uh... I'm not following here. You definitely can. What are you trying to do, exactly? It's true you can't uninstall the apps, because they're in the ROM. But you can absolutely use whatever you want on your home page.
As I posted elsewhere, foot sliding is a solved issue technically. But you have to balance every single decision in game design against things like cost per frame and responsiveness.

This isn’t some gotcha that the game devs didn’t notice or don’t know how to fix. It’s one they likely either decided had drawbacks or wasn’t an issue in practice.
That's not the same argument?

100% of the code typed, or 100% of the assets created also include all of the code/assets not used/visible in the game.

You'd rather prefer to "only ship the code written which is actually reachable by all possible code paths when running in production" ?
I've wondered about that. Patreon used to group all of your subscriptions into one payment, but they've recently been going away from that. I can't understand why, the small $0.20 + % adds up for multiple transactions. But if you only have to pay the $0.20 once, it effectively gets distributed across all of your subscriptions. It baffles me why Patreon went away from the single subscription model.
Dude I don’t know. Representing the team means understanding and making sure the architectural approach and interfaces/contracts with other teams are solid and will stand the test of time. This is certainly different from leetcode skills, but I’ve never seen a truly bad coder have any success at it.
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As people go longer between upgrades, phones depreciate less, the phones become more durable and better supported; their price sensitivity ought to go down not up.

I also don’t see all that much reason to wait when you can always get an old model of phone. I also see tons of competition at the mid-range of the market anyhow.
Even assuming equal levels of internet usage, there is also the related problem that unpaid internet moderation naturally selects for narcissists. (And, really, it's the only way the system can work, since the only real currency of the internet is to make someone feel important within a community. It's the only reason sites like Wikipedia and SE can get thousands of hours of free labor from thousands of people.)
To my knowledge, you cannot mix embeddings from different models. Each dimension has a different meaning for each model.
> They are authorized if they are trying to control their own garage door.

Chamberlain doesn't get to authorize people to open your door, but they do get to decide who uses their API. While I think it's a very poor decision, they certainly can decide that any use of their API they don't like is unauthorized. That said, I would love to see legislation that ends this kind of vendor lock-in.
I'm starting to get nostalgic for the early days of smartphones (2008-2014 or so), back then every year the phone you upgraded to was miles ahead of the previous generation device. I remember walking into the Apple store a few weeks after the iPhone 3GS came out and being blown away by the performance compared to my iPhone 3G.

Phones have gotten way better since then but they also became boring and commonplace. Back then all the power users either jailbroke if they were on iOS or installed CyanogenMod if they were on Android. My 3 fondest memories of that time were:

1. Getting BiteSMS on my iPhone 3G: BiteSMS was an alternative SMS app that offered quick replies, something the native messenger didn't offer until a year or so later. I felt so cool at school when my friends saw the pink logo on my dock instead of the green one.

2. Hacking Multitasking on the iPhone 3G: IIRC when iOS 4 came out alongside the 3GS, the 3GS has multitasking but they never backported the feature to the 3G. When I jailbroke iOS 4 on my device it gave me the option of enabling multitasking. Once I enabled it I realized why Apple didn't backport the feature, the 3G was so down on power compared to the 3GS that it completely crawled to a halt if you had more than 2 apps running.

3. Around 2011 I got a Samsung Galaxy S2 and after installing various ROM's and quite a bit of hacking I got Google Wallet to work on the device. I remember the first time I tapped my phone and paid for something it felt like magic. Now we all take it for granted with Apple Pay and Google Pay but back then there were barely any terminals to even tap your phone so getting to do that felt like black magic.
> There’s almost never a single clear and obvious way to do something.

You hit the nail with this one
Do you imagine that a significant proportion of CSAM is shared by users who are so casual about it that they would be "very susceptible to nudges"?
A greater point here is that end to end encryption in this context is almost entirely a lie.
Not only did Amazon ask for the integration, Amazon paid a bounty for the number of myq/key connected users.
I’ve had some consistency issues with phind but as a whole I have no real complaints, just glitches here and there with large prompts not triggering responses and reply options disappearing.

As a whole I think it works well in tandem with ChatGPT to bounce ideas or get alternate perspectives.

(I also love the annotation feature where it shows the websites that it pulled the information from, very well done)
> PCIe card running Linux hardened OS....

That is not a server OS.

And I would assert it is Linux based instead of another firmware RTOS, because of licensing and yeah, if you want to be pedantic Windows was never designed to fit into the firmware of a network card.
> Can you cite your source? Like what does "young people" mean?

Sure. 18-24

https://www.phonearena.com/news/How-long-do-iPhone-users-tak...
> Even if the above were not true, at that point you're back to an internet enabled smart home device system

Home Assistant Cloud is essentially a TCP-level proxy (IOW Nabu Casa sees jack squat):

> The remote UI encrypts all communication between your browser and your local instance. Encryption is provided by a Let’s Encrypt certificate. Under the hood, your local Home Assistant instance is connected to one of our custom built UI proxy servers. Our UI proxy servers operate at the TCP level and will forward all encrypted data to the local instance.

> Routing is made possible by the Server Name Indication (SNI) extension on the TLS handshake. It contains the information for which hostname an incoming request is destined, and we forward this information to the matching local instance. To be able to route multiple simultaneous requests, all data will be routed via a TCP multiplexer. The local Home Assistant instance will receive the TCP packets, demultiplex them, decrypt them with the SSL certificate and forward them to the HTTP component.

> The source code is available on GitHub:

> SniTun - End-to-End encryption with SNI proxy on top of a TCP multiplexer

> hass-nabucasa - Cloud integration in Home Assistant

https://www.nabucasa.com/config/remote/#how-it-works

https://www.nabucasa.com/config/remote/#security
Are we approaching the Internet of Shit event horizon? Interest going up, the end of free money; all those MBAs are squeezing harder and harder on that sweet monetization orange. Soon, nothing but a fist full of dripping, sticky pulp will remain.

The Shit Squeeze.
OMAD it will always be pretty hard to eat a lot. But, for slightly more accommodating feeding windows, people can still eat plenty especially if they have higher density foods
I do intermittent fasting. Its basically structured dieting. I fast upto 12 noon, eat no later than 8 pm.

But it works only if junk food and processed foods are stopped.
Ah yes. I can't wait for no single player DLC and 10 years of GTA 6 online.
I moved away from the Lidl Zigbee stuff.

It was just too low quality. Motion sensors would activate later and/or less than other vendors etc. Stuff like that.

Ikea is great, Aqara and Sonoff works well as well. They arent much more expensive (if at all) than the Lidl stuff either.
Everyday objects and street photos. I don’t shoot in a controlled environment.
The main thing is the camera. I've got a Sony mirrorless that I've only taken out a handful of times since I got the 12 Pro.

I'm planning to sell or give the Sony away now. The workflow from my iPhone to Darkroom/Photomator on my computer via icloud is so much easier than dealing with transferring photos from the camera. Plus I'm not carrying around a bulky camera.
One time when I was younger, my mom was talking to my grandmother on the phone, in Spanish. I could hear my grandmother on the other end too. They're both yelling. No idea what they were talking about, but I had to ask, something to the effect of, "Mom, are you angry? Why are you and grandma yelling?"

Nope, nothing was wrong. That's just how they talk to each other in Spanish. Weird. It also never occurred to me why I didn't notice until whatever age I was, a teenager in high school. It never really occurred to me that they were always 'yelling' while talking to each other until that moment.

There is the possibility that they really were upset and yelling, but my mother didn't often keep things from me (at least not as far as I know). I also noticed the yelling afterwards, so I'm confident that was me simply realizing that's how they talked after years of not noticing.
> Right, so how do we fix it?

By paying for content you consume, so that there will be no money in SEO, content farms and click mills.
OTOH continental Europe seems to be more prone to try to solve housing affordability with rent control, which basically results in NIMBY through the perverse incentives it imposes.
It's a job, trading labour for money. Enthusiasm isn't a requirement, it's not an acting job.
Also a S10e user here. I've been eyeing the Asus Zenfone 10, but it's unfortunately not available in the US for most mobile networks here. Truly a shame that not many are making small phones, and those that are are not paying attention to the US market.
If they paid multi-million dollar consulting contracts to their PR firm the bankruptcy process will try to claw that back too.

Remember, this was customer money. Anything they sent out the door belongs to the customers that are currently out of pocket. This is not investors complaining since their bet went to zero.
If it wasn't for the price I'd recommend a folding flip phone. I've had a folding phone for 2 years and all I have had to change out is actually the screen protector every year. It doesn't like the flexing, but they are cheap and take 5m to swap
Nowhere else I have seen a conversation to constantly erupt between total strangers than in Spain. They just can't. So I can imagine that this constant involvement in the lives of others might be not a problem for them.
Total cost of ownership for evs is vastly lower than ices. The number of mechanical parts is two orders of magnitude less for an ev.
Vivaldi on mobile with builtin tracker and ads blocker. I'm not affiliated just a big fan.