skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's just a DoS attack. If valid PGP pubkey is added to account, the account recovery email becomes useless because it's encrypted gibberish that cannot be deciphered unless you have PGP private key.
The website and typeface(s) design look like they took a tremendous amount of work.
Feels like killing a feature for the sake of an edge-case. What's the prevalence of malignant entities taking over a Facebook account (of all accounts you can nick) via PGP takeover?
Sensationalized headlines don’t belong without context on HN
It's not plain text, it's encrypted via TLS
> legalized rape was never a widespread and accepted custom

Now, - having abandoned the ipn concept - you are getting too broad with your claims.

very few legal systems allowed for the prosecution of rape within marriage before the 1970s - legalized rape was a common thing.

But I have to do some work now, so I likely won't answer any further.

Have a nice day (if you are in Italy) or a good night (if you are on the other side of the globe).
It's unlikely that that business/LLC would help in any way from an immigration standpoint. Now, if the business started employing people and growing, it might help.
Chinese officials have made public statements in support of US accelerationism. There’s also a well documented history of Bytedance in China. It is not a conspiracy theory that China used TikTok to further erode US society. I wish I could recommend a specific YouTube video to link, but there are many now that cover the reality of China and TikTok. I’d recommend watching a couple.
> This aside, I want typed elixir.

It’s happening: https://elixir-lang.org/blog/2023/06/22/type-system-updates-...
> I've had no problems over several years using my Android device as essentially a large external storage device to move files around. For the purpose of copying photos, videos, documents, other files, side loading apps, etc. it works well.

Yeah it works, but I'd still say that "well" only applies with some caveats. MTP only works with full computers, not other devices that only expect some dumb USB storage (like the book scanner at my local state library), for a long time there was a bug whereby Android didn't preserve the last modified date when copying files via MTP (and I'm still not absolutely sure it's been fixed in current Android versions – I guess I'm going to find out once I finally upgrade my phone), sometimes it didn't show changes I made on my phone if the media scanner hadn't got around to indexing them yet, normal software on my computer other than the file explorer couldn't directly access files, listing of directories was slow, if you tried to do too much at once (like continuing to browse the storage while some large file transfer was underway) you'd get the dreaded "device is busy" error… it's better than nothing and it's not completely unusable, but there's a reason why I immediately looked for better solutions
Show HN: SamoyedGPT
Don’t you mix up „Almost Lost” with „Lost World”? qztourney6 is kinda linear and rail heavy. And wasn’t in standard map pool too long. But I admit, I had a lot of fun playing 2v2 there!
Believe me, low carbon intercontinental travel is ships. Like normal, mundane, boats.

Boats can lift so much more stuff for the weight of the craft and support that it is not even fair.

A container ship can lift about 10 times the weight of the ship as cargo.

I don't have stats for airships but my guess would be it is reversed, so no more than 10% of the weight of the airship in cargo.

Also, each airship can only lift very small amount of cargo so a single container ship can probably transport as much stuff as all the airships we will be ever able to build combined.

If you don't care about how much cargo is used, then you have sailing ships which we know quite a lot about. You can sail long distances without using a drop of fuel.

If you stick to container ships, you still have net zero options. We can use expensive hydrocarbon fuels made from renewable sources and drive those ships at slower speeds which would lower fuel consumption. This I think would still be so much cheaper than airships given the costs to produce and maintain those.
As long as that money enter the primary market first and is not directly injected in the secondary like it used to since 2008 (the 'real economy' and not the 'speculative economy' if you will), it isn't a real issue if most of it is 'wasted' (90% is a bit high, but it depends what your view of 'waste' is).

I don't know the US, but in France the government overhead cost for Healthcare is 20% (for every 100€ collected for public healthcare, 80€ is paid to doctors/hospitals/medecine/nurses/PT, 20€ is paid to operations/public servants), and social security is sightly more effective, with 13 to 18% overhead (but it isn't really government, it's weird). A federal government will necessarily be less effective (as you probably have more layers), so I guess for the US I would expect something like 30% overhead?

Still 90% wastage seems high.
I don't know about you, but my contract states I'm supposed to work X hours and includes a passage on how overtime is handled. The rest is common sense: That an additional, equivalent job can't possibly be done well.

Your employer pays for your (mental, in this case) energy.
> I'm excited to tell you about the new Apple family 9 GPU architecture in A17 Pro and the M3 family of chips, which are at the heart of iPhone 15 Pro and the new Max.

"The new Max"? He clearly meant "the new Macs".

Kinda weird that Apple can't properly transcribe its own content.
Yes but you must consult an immigration attorney because there are some risks with this approach.
You're missing the point. The setting of TNG is radically different from ours for the reason you described, and yet their problems of trust are the same. Using science fiction to deliver messages pertinent to today is typical and, arguably, the goal of science fiction. It isn't odd at all.
I'd put British cafes / coffee shops into, hmm, 4 categories:

- Old-fashioned tea shop with a coffee machine, as you describe. Go for filter coffee if they have it.

- Big chain with OK, very reliable coffee + light food: Starbucks, Costa, Nero etc.

- Hip place with plywood panelling and very good Australian-style coffee. Often very good Danish-style pastries too.

- Brunch-y food place, again I think this style comes via Australia (and the US). Often very good coffee too (but sometimes only OK).

I don't think we really have the "great coffee but bad food" places you describe. Generally if the coffee is good, the cookies/pastries/cakes/sandwiches or whatever they have will be decent too.
thanks. with the screenshot of the json payload it's quite frightening and explicit. they did not even try to conceal it...
Can you associate a PGP pubkey to an email address, in Facebook's workflow, without verifying access to that address?
Wikipedia translates the Swedish friskola as charter school in English.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friskola

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_school#Sweden

"A charter school is a school that receives government funding but operates independently of the established state school system in which it is located. It is independent in the sense that it operates according to the basic principle of autonomy for accountability, that it is freed from the rules but accountable for results."
UK "public schools" are pretty much a subset of private schools:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_school_(United_Kingdom)
Might be worth having a clearer "don't put production credentials into random websites" warning (previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24352360)
This is basically the neoliberal story. I can't fathom for the life of me how people committed to historical concrete analysis can continue to advocate for these schemes. They always end up in exploitation.

People's commitment to ideologies seem to be stronger than any material evidence.
Can it just be rising energy costs?
> someone trained in sports medicine or a physiotherapist can be very helpful

That would indeed come under people who aren't "The vast majority of doctors".
Fantasy. It is still a working relationship and a contract and it can backfire on you.

It can even be a trap to lure you into a position where you end up with an instant dismissal.

Lines can change as well.

If you feel wrong at what you are doing switch places. For your own good.
It slowed me down until I had enough experience then it sped me up.
Max is better, but non-Max is bad. Call duration metric is actually good and useful. For example new Pixel 8 and 8 Pro have crap call score. What does it mean in real life - some people say that their pixel 8 has ok autonomy but after some investigation they admit that they use it at home/work on wifi. And then people using it on a cell network, especially in the bad reception zone, report atrocious life time, due to bad modem or something in that area. So it is important metric too.

Basically optimizations of the iphones can compensate maybe a few hundreds of mAh, but not 2000, that's not possible.
So rich people should move to Poland, poor people to Germany?

(offer valid for eu citizens only, terms and conditions may apply.)
This is definitely one of the nicer of the 100’s of monospaced fonts. But my personal preference remains Consolas.
I just don't care. I don't want snaps.

Stop reinventing the wheel please. And just play ball.

Personally I don't like using any containers except for very exotic or sensitive software anyway. I prefer having regular installs and having the shared loader be able to do its thing. I use FreeBSD which has its own really great container tech but I only really use it to isolate my browser.

Only on my laptop I used Ubuntu but the way they push snaps for everything really bothers me. So I moved to mint which removes them.
I agree with your company's attorneys. The other option is "interfiling," which allows the basis of the I-485 to be changed without filing a new I-485.
> Today, Rust compilation is parallel in the front-end at the crate level, not file or even module level. Large crates will therefore not benefit from parallelism,

Sort of, it's managed at the crate level and not file or module indeed, but the compiler then splits crates into smaller chunks called “codegen units”.

See: https://doc.rust-lang.org/rustc/codegen-options/index.html#c...

> This flag controls the maximum number of code generation units the crate is split into. […] When a crate is split into multiple codegen units, LLVM is able to process them in parallel. […]
The default value is 16 for non-incremental builds. For incremental builds the default is 256 which allows caching to be more granular.
Well the taxes pay to enforce property rights. It sort of becomes your problem if others don’t have a place to live and you won’t pay men with guns to keep them from taking your place to live.
Out of interest, could jwt.io not be amended to do the same things? Last I saw it was Open Source, too. Or was there something you thought/were told wouldn't be accepted?
Wait, you created a company in the USA while on B1/B2 visa and they voided your visa because you spent too much time, not because you opened and worked for your own company, something that is typically only possible with a permanent residency?

As someone who was very religious about his H1B in the past and had given up on a couple of simple passive income ideas only because I couldn’t incorporate, I feel a bit… naive.
I am a big fan of Protesilaos Stavrou's custom "Iosevka Comfy" build (https://github.com/protesilaos/iosevka-comfy). This is probably the best font ever designed to my eyes, even more than my paid version of PragmataPro.

Here is a screenshot of Iosevka Comfy in action: https://share.combo.cc/-bN9f8hAiiG

and Iosevka Comfy Motion, with tasteful serifs: https://share.combo.cc/-BNHfhV4zgu
I’d pass on the house too but not for spiritual or karmic reasons. I’ve seen enough social media to know the cemetery would regularly draw content creators and I wouldn’t want to deal with it. One Logan Paul video and every cemetery is overrun with attention seekers holding their phones at arm’s length.
While there are some black lines, what can and can't be done "on the side" is grey and requires a back and forth discussion.
Which would make firesticks useless for me. I use them primarily as Plex / Kodi clients.
You replaced it with the system that is even worse than "undocumented functions that are understood only by the developer and god" by design. It's not even deterministic.
Stop using Windows.
It is foolish to assume that any data on a Windows machine can stay out of the Microsoft cloud.

E.g. Microsoft Edge on first launch can import bookmarks+stored passwords from Firefox (AFAIK without any user interaction, unless I clicked without thinking), and it also defaults to uploading this data to the Microsoft cloud (unless you're using a local account?).
Moving our Encrypted DNS servers to run in RAM
Why HARO is dead and you shouldn't waste your time with it.

The media pitching platform is flooded with AI-generated spam.
I installed the new Outlook just a few days ago and I almost immediately started to receive emails like "I recorded you, pay or I'll share your files with everyone" on my customized email address. I thought it was a coincidence but now I am beginning to have doubts.
A new key can (should) be activated only if a user can confirm that they can read messages encrypted with this key sent to a configured account recovery email.
In the UK, public & private are pretty much synonyms in the schooling context, traditionally the public schools were the "grand institutions", Eton, Harrow etc, but you'd struggle to find anyone who would make that distinction in the present day. If you did, they probably went to one of them.
Thanks for your contribution here
Again my complaint is not the end result isn't "impressive" in isolation it's that it's not impressive for the amount of time and money dumped into it compared to any other space program on earth. I said "for the money we pump into it".
I have a transplanted cornea too (along with an implanted contact lens in the same eye), took me from being unable to resolve detail at any distance to being pretty much 20/20
Share your ideas here..
Rich people have it good everywhere, they probably don't move to Poland to enjoy their wealth but more like Monaco, Switzerland, Mallorca, Miami, Malibu, etc.

What I was talking about was skilled workers in the service sectors (IT, etc), which are definitely not rich, but 100% working class.

Like it or not, most wealthless working class people want to build wealth, especially with the ever increasing wealth inequality that no government wants to tackle, and some countries are better than others for that purpose and for different workers/professions, so it's normal that people will go where that proces is easier depending on their profession.

Some countries have very generous social nets at the expense of high taxes and low growth, making wealth building impossible for the wealthless newcomers, other countries have low safety nets but low taxes and better growth opportunities for the skilled and ambitious workers who are into buildings wealth. Different strokes for different folks.
No, using DrawFrameControl et al does not make a widget native.
Would have helped a lot of there would have been some sponsorship and adoption by banks, bigtech, governments. With only push from Snowden and a couple of nerds (I'm making a hyperbole :-) ) and it being complicated, inconvenient this never gained momentum.

Banks, bigtech, government choose other means, for their own reasons. Some of those might have been spies lobbying to hold on to their surveillance superpowers, for sure. Another might have been "not invented here".
1. Yes, many Consulates will look into the source/basis of the investment. 2. There's no legal minimum but most Consulates want to see an investment of at least $100k with a good portion of that spent by the U.S. business before applying. 3. Generally, no.
At the risk of suggesting something unpopular, the timing of the productivity decline seems to coincide with larger social and mental health issues that started showing up in the 2010s, largely due to social media affects on mass society. Related?
I must admit that I do not know the specifics of the Swedish model of "friskolor", but I do know that a translation to "free schools" are so misleading that intentional deception seems to be the explanation.

We have a similar concept in Denmark, but here they are called "private schools", some of them are also called "Friskole", which can be translated the same way as the headline - the meaning is however that their metodes are "free" of the municipality decisions about education, not that they are free of payment, quite the opposite, they often require additional payment.

They get the same funding for each student as the public schools, if and only if, they meet certain requirements, basically the same law as public schools are required to meet. And specifically, they must be a "self owned" institution and all funding can only be used for the school and education. They are free to require the aforementioned additional payment, but they cannot be profit generating if they want funding from the government.
>Instead of modernising manufacturing and continuing to get real productivity gains... Manufacturing got to go backwards. More labour intensive options work again. Fewer capital intensive, high productivity options, were necessary.

Are we just going to ignore all the productivity gains that china got from moving away from an agrarian economy to a manufacturing economy? In the same vein, are we going to ignore all the labor in North America that was freed from doing low value tasks like assembling phones?
Makes sense... parents (and kids) will tend to choose the schools where pupils have an easier time, good grades etc., not necessarily the schools which will give them a better education. So this is probably a case of misaligned incentives and another rebuke of the idea that "free competition benefits everyone".
News Corp. CEO Expects "Significant" Revenue from AI Companies Licensing Content
As long there is no regulation and safety, I won't accept that. The reason is the volatility.

I don't care, if it's used for criminal things nor for legal.
It's just the volatility. I don't want to risk my wealth just because some guys say Bitcoin is the future.
yep, Debian is fine and close enough.
> A few months ago I started a new job at a company that uses Elixir

> In fact, I might go as far as saying that Elixir gives you a fun language (like Ruby) while leaving out the stateful footguns OOP languages give you.

I don't mean to discount the author's experiences and opinion in this post. It's a nice post with a lot of good food for thought. Likewise I want to share only my own experience here. Two months into any new programming language, it feels like a fun language. Eventually the novelty factor wears off. And then it becomes a boring language. And I say "boring" in a positive sense.

The daily driver languages should be boring. Should present no surprises. Get the job done and get out of my way. When we transistion from the fun phase to that boring phase, what matters more is how good the language is fundamentally designed. As an example in Elixir the pattern matching abilities are great but I don't know if I could justify choosing a language without compile-time type safety in this day and age!
This is an interesting development since the original reform was initiated by Moderaterna, the conservative party leading our current government.

Here's the proposal (in Swedish) from 1991 by Carl Bildt (PM) and Beatrice Ask (minister for schools).

https://data.riksdagen.se/fil/5277FE6D-7C0B-47CB-AE25-7B2234...

They were in a coalition with Folkpartiet (now Liberalerna) back then as well, so this sounds like healthy self-critizism to me. That's a bit unexpected in our current political climate where you can't even admit you forgot your passport.

("There was a logistical obstacle" is a hilarious euphemism that I will definitely steal though! https://www.thelocal.se/20231003/swedish-foreign-minister-mi...)
You act like we are limiting ourselves to earth on purpose. We're just not there yet.
What's the basis of the green card application, PERM labor certification or something else?
Mullvad encrypted DNS is also available to all - whether paying for VPN services or not.

In addition they also support optional content blocking[1] via blocklists, just set the desired TLS/HTTPS DNS server.

[1] https://github.com/mullvad/dns-blocklists
I’ve also noticed this on lots of YouTube videos, where the creator clearly meant one thing, but the subtitles substitute a more common, similarly-sounding word with a different meaning.

I suspect they have the videos transcribed externally, and don’t check the transcription (or only do so in a cursory manner).
Maybe they are people and not a robot, emotionally the context of a human is day-to-day not the lines of a contract.

Also most of the time these people are not receiving more money, more like the same or less.
To build on to sibling chrismorgan's excellent post, fixed-width fonts/ASCII art/Unicode drawing are a really elegant way to get 80% of what you'd ever want. Getting to 100% involves a full-on rendering system and markup which is 10x the work and complexity. To date, most people don't want that in their editor.
SQLite doesn't generally take public contributions, you'd need to get hired by them to write code there </nit>.
The implication that I live in some sort of Disneyland version of the country because my passport has a different logo on it is kind of dismissive. I believe that I have been there long enough and seen enough of it to have an accurate representation of it.
Not sure, I don't use Facebook. I suppose that if you have access to the account and are able to associate PGP, you might as well change the recovery email address too if hacker doesn't already have a way to read it.
Part of the reason I’m not interested in using Linux is how fragmented the whole ecosystem is. There are a ten different ways to install apps, and not all apps available with a single method.

Sometimes it’s a .deb, sometimes AppImage, sometimes .tar.gz, sometimes native binary, sometimes apt-get, but then sometimes the version available via apt-get is outdated so you have to build the app yourself or add some new repositories. Then of course snaps. It’s a nightmare. I don’t want to deal with all of this, I just want to use software.
You perhaps know, but I believe one should prefer the "unknown" type in TypeScript in such scenarios. Of course, then you need to check what its type actually is to make use of it, but this time TS checks that you do.

Btw, the equivalent in Python (and MyPy/pyright) is object.
I don't think I am missing the point. As you mentioned, the setting of TNG is radically different from today. And I submit that in such a different setting, it is orders of magnitudes easier to trust, because (most) people from the 24th century are part of that setting, and are vastly easier to trust then people from today. So assuming a person from today just has to believe in the virtual ethics of TNG is just crazy and naiv.

I know that scifi is being used to reflect on the present. That doesnt mean it is always helpful.