skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In that view: How did wartime censorship work? How can there be classified documents when there is nothing you are not allowed to tell the world?
This doesn't include my "favourite," putting a heading for accessibility at a -10000 position, so screen readers would read it, but it didn't render on the screen.
You could use something as a Employer of Record. Companies such as Oyster or Remote.com offer that along with payroll management. Plus, the employee is technically employee and not contractor, since the EoR takes all necessary steps to register your employee as such and pay all necessary taxes and social contributions.

The other way for him would be to setup legal entity so that you could work with him as contractor or Freelancer. In some countries, such as my own (Serbia), freelancers can be payed directly, without the need for them to setup any kind o f entity or register with EoR. You should check if something like that exists for your employee.
I've looked up some JSSS code examples, and it seems like it's pretty much the only type of code where the "with" keyword makes sense:

<style type="text/javascript">
tags.H1.color = "red";
tags.p.fontSize = "20pt";

with (tags.H3) {
color = "green";
}
with (tags.H2) {
color = "red";
fontSize = "16pt";
marginTop = "4cm";
}
</style>
They use FreeBSD and Darwin open-source code. Darwin is the core of MacOS with the XNU/MACH Kernel. So they are doing nothing wrong that Apple can sue them over it. The trick is writing the code that does what the Non-Open-Source code of MacOS does to run the Mac Apps.
A drug that helps you feel drunk and prevents hangovers
It can also be administered orally: https://doi.org/10.1080/15563650701373796
How to Automate License Checks in Your CI Pipeline
Swimming in Lava
Well yeah, but IDEs have code completion built-in as well.

My point is, I think Copilot-style tools could do more that insert text. They could recommend lines of code to remove, give you a quick keyboard shortcut to "place cursor in next file / line you're likely to want to edit", etc.

IDEs can do some rigid versions of that (eg "Jump to next diagnostic", "Refactor", "Jump to implementation", etc) but Copilot could be the more general, more powerful version of these features.
Exactly How Much Life Is on Earth?
Id gotten rear ended in a compact car when my newborn daughter was discharged from the hospital. Nothing happened, but I didn't like being the smallest participant in a crash with my little girl.

So I bought the biggest, heaviest car I could afford at the time.

Mechanically the car has been alright. Not great, but nothing big. But the electrical... what a shit show.
It's sad that we're at a point where you consider a washer lasting 7 years to be something worthy posting about. Not long ago, applicances routinely lasted for decades.
Geetest CAPTCHA is a popular captcha among blockchain businesses. In this article I've provided a starting point for tackling it and similar antibots/captchas. More specifically, tackling the Control Flow Flattening part that is massively used for obfuscating it.
what i was saying wasn't either of those, but it's closer to the former: some technical people have a proper superset of the skills of some nontechnical people, because that's kind of the definition of “technical people”

while it is true that nobody is both as good at soccer as lionel messi and as good at programming as jeff dean, you can definitely be good enough at everything to start a company. and lots of people are bad at everything. everyone starts out bad at everything

being bad at programming or biology or whatever the relevant technical field is doesn't make someone good at management or bizdev

so don't look for nontechnical cofounders

just look for cofounders who don't have to be technical
> Backing the Montana law were 18 mostly Republican-led states that were eyeing similar bans of TikTok.

> President Trump clamped down on TikTok and attempted to outlaw the app, but his efforts were twice struck down in the courts.

This is pretty clearly a partisan issue. Can anyone tell me why? It know the national security and think of the children talking points, as if the left doesn't care about national security and children.. What are the real reasons?
Groq Sends Elon's 'Grok' a Cease and Desist, Though a Funny One
Omnipod 5 when using the Android app as the controller
I use Phind[0]. It's great addition to the regular search engine.

[0]: https://phind.com
The lower bound of the leak is a pint over four years. I don't know the upper bound because I don't know the last time the level was ok.
Attack Techniques: Steganography
IIRC, latest Minecraft uses Java 17, and won't run on Java 8; on the other hand, IIRC older Minecraft versions (which are still popular) require Java 8, and won't run on anything newer.
Ask HN: What are some resources to help me deal with seeing gory content?
Asking here as I would prefer high quality answers rather than google algo.

I just saw a video on my twitter timeline of someone being shot in the head and blood pouring out. It wasn't marked as sensitive and the post was popular. First time something like this has appeared as I only follow rocketry-related journalists and developers. I'm really shaken. I don't have money for therapists.
you should submit this story to DaylyWTF or smth

it's hilarious
BUT BUT BUT... Reads notes... "Think about the dorm!!!"
HN by default replaces www.reddit.com with old.reddit.com and gallery links don't work.

Edit: I thought it was just one screenshot (no indication of AI being mad in the first one). It's 13.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1881yan/ai_gets_ma...
"even for this cursed pseudo-intellectual wasteland of a website" how is HN as you describe? I'm an actual intellectual and find it pretty interesting, and often engaging.

Why are you posting here if doing so means you're a contributing part of the pseudo-intellectual wasteland?
It doesn't matter specifically who in this specific context. I replied to a comment worrying about this leading to entertainment being controlled by smallish groups when that's actually already the case.

There are just a handful of corporations cntrolling all media in the U.S. Hollywood's nepotism is infamous and keeps on taking foreign money and shooting for foreign markets.
You're correct and being downvoted. It's funny because it's the exact opposite metaphor than what they want.

Burn fat = PIP bottom 6%

Grown new muscle = Hire new workers
No it doesn't, and they already do.
he doesn't sound nontechnical if he's a domain expert in your field, but presumably he would be even better if he also had whatever technical skills you're saying he lacks, not worse
~20. The Euro (or "Teuro", as it was often called in Germany at the time) was introduced in... Uh, 2000 or 2001, thereabouts.
Regardless of what The Economist has to say the stated China objective (which they have to hold to) is a nuclear (20%) renewable (805) future .. which makes sense in their planning.

https://www.iea.org/countries/china

Gives the International Energy Agency overview of the China mix and history 1990 - 2020, in recent years nuclear and wind|solar have increased together from bugger all to roughly similar proportions when compared to the overbearing coal + gas + oil consumption.

IIRC IEA charges for the most recent reports with most up to date tabulations along with a handful of teaser stuff that's up to date.
Tip: Winter and “Fall” don’t really mean much when you’re talking about something global like software or media milestones - I’d suggest stating either Q1/Q2 etc… or early / late.
This is the Omnipod 5 when using the Android app as the controller. I received the email this morning.

This is indeed a pretty terrible bug. I'm hopeful the confirmation screen prevented any real harm from being done.

E: I can reproduce. It seems to happen around 1 in 10 entries for me.
I think you’ll enjoy this sketch:

https://youtu.be/QUg1t-JfAyY?si=pIiq2--f7WfkKYMG
In my college graphics class (taught by Jack Bresenham, no less) I asked for permission to use the new Borland Turbo C for my class projects. After a quick recompile for the demo (the PC in the classroom wasn't a 80286) I found my code ran a third of the speed of everyone else's, which had been written in Turbo Pascal v4.

And that's how I learned that mature compilers are better than 1.0 release compilers.
[Author/submitter here]

Yes, that's my take on it.

I want to do an article on Inferno at some point, but there is not much news to report.
Indeed... Pretty annoying that they assume your alternative to be an ICE and not bike/train/ev.

Perhaps they should provide an option for a hypothetical price comparison with train/bike? Not sure the marketing team would like how that comparison turns out through...
I find it baffling that anyone would ever create a crossing where situation 2 is possible. A crossing which can indicate it’s safe to cross while the associate lights are also saying a car can proceed through it is worse than useless. Just remove it and then at least pedestrians will know that they need to be paying particular attention.
History of the Graphical User Interface (GUI): A Wonderful Curse
Anomalous relativistic emission from self-modulated plasma mirrors
The first amendment is not a right the government grants anybody. It's a restriction on the power of the government. "Congress shall make no law..."

This is no accident. This is so the government cannot decide who is and isn't deserving of free speech. Citizen or not.
I'm finding Mistral good at creative literature and it is fairly adept at taking instructions, good enough for my purposes, and running locally on consumer CPU, the future of open source local models looks bright.
PassDetective has released on Kali Linux
https://github.com/aydinnyunus/PassDetective
These patterns more pleasing? Not to me.
Yeah, this can be an issue. Today, there are few specialized LLM's of high quality so you end up having to use a massive all-in-one model like GPT-4 to reach for the language you need.

There's movement here though and it will get better. GPT-SW3 is a new model developed by AI Sweden, trained specifically on the Nordic languages only + English.

And beyond this, you have TrustLLM which is a new project that aims to be a large, open, European model trained on the Germanic languages to start with: https://liu.se/en/research/trustllm
Isn't Munger famous for strong opinions strongly held on things he doesn't know about? I don't understand the worship here.
Our sense of taste helps pace our eating, scientists discover
there is in fact several videos on Hitch being very concise about Kissinger.
Not for vehicles with MaM over 3500kg. They have to be fitted with a limiter that stops them from going faster than 60mph. Can't be overridden by the driver. If you remove the limiter, the car is no longer legal.

Furthermore, you can't drive it with a regular driver's license. Requires you to get a C1 license.

So it may have fast acceleration from 0-60mph, but that's as fast as it will ever go.
yeah but it reads a little like he puts himself above others (e.g. the students here). He also did not sign the giving pledge, although he justified this by saying he already gave too much to his children for it to work - I cannot argue with these semantics but it's not a good look, nonetheless.

As a matter of fact we should stop revering multi billionares. There definitely should be a comeback of the term stinkin rich.
It is not this pump I believe. Instead it is the Omnipod 5, we received notifications this morning.
Or to help us understand that mission-critical MS Excel 5.0 spreadsheet? We need to retire that Windows 95 machine under John's desk.
I ought to check out SDF, but it's not like I am short of *nix machines at home, an ocean away...
There must be 50 ways to delete your Twitter account, no?
Which would the rest be? Asking genuinely as a 4 YOE dev
Research Unix11 = Plan9

Research Unix12 = Inferno

to be correct ;)
At first thought - 4-second reboot sounds great! But at "more than 10,000 times" it's more like a bootloop.
China even built a thorium molten salts reactor recently. If this pans out they'll leapfrog the usual nuclear.
For those unaware, misjudging a dose of rapid-acting insulin by even a few units can prove fatal. Can’t fathom expecting a quarter of a unit and getting 100x the amount.
Exiflooter has released on Black Arch Linux
https://github.com/aydinnyunus/exiflooter
The photo shows they all ran over the line at the same time!
I kind of think cars should be the paramount concern.

Its a road after all
perhaps we're thinking too small, and the biosphere is intelligent. DNA is the language that expressed us into existence. everything else we've thought is but a subset of that broader intellect.
> Yeah, computational photography is actually closer to Terry Pratchet’s Discworld version of a camera - a box with an imp who paints the picture.

I mean… you’ve pretty much described our brain. Your blue isn’t my blue.

People need to stop clutching pearls. For the scenario it is used in, computational photography is nothing short of magic.

> In the worst case scenario it’s back to photographic film if you want to be sure no-one is molesting the data :D

Apple already gives you an optional step back with ProLog. Perhaps in the feature they’ll just send the “raw” sensor data, for those that really want it.
No love for the OG box model hack by Tantek Çelik?

Using a corrupted CSS 'voice-family' rule to make IE play nice: https://tantek.com/CSS/Examples/boxmodelhack.html

Those were the days...
If an elephant can create paintings of other elephants, why not?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He7Ge7Sogrk
Very well said. Im currently (most of time actually) have a great job, where I have quite a lot of free time (DC admin). Thanks to this, some of that time is spent on R&D of my own tools. And this creates nicely feedback loop. I have better tools, so I do my job better and more effective, creating more free time that I can spend on R&D.
This is the BGG entry for the game, or at least a very similar game:

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/68214/virus-wars
No, you can't easily convert a stroad into a road. A stroad is surrounded by development and people need access to these businesses and residences.
The is the point where the Rust brigade swoops into the conversation.
Idiocracy wasn't a documentary?
Have you worked with people?

This sounds like someone sitting in their study, by the fire, smoking a pipe, adjusting their monocle and saying "hmm, Indubitably".

Think you are taking extreme opposite view, like humans have some holy essence that can't be understood or duplicated. Which is also not correct. Of course, technology that is not-understood can appear as magic. But nobody said anything of the sort.

The discussion was around AGI, will AI be as 'intelligent(loaded term)' as human. And I'm saying, a lot of people aren't doing anything that takes much 'intelligence' and current AI is already good enough to replace a large chunk of humans. Right now it is fragmented, there is AI that can beat GO, there is AI that can outfly an F-16 and beat human pilots, there is AI GPT/LLMs. It wont take much to start tying together technologies and have something that 'appears' human. And if it is indistinguishable, then how can we prove it isn't conscious, or opposite, prove that we are.
Oh I guess it's just that once you elimited the need to ever turn the steering device more than 90 degrees, it doesn't need to be a wheel anymore - same reason why bicycles don't have steering wheels but handlebars.
I'd say, the courts will keep accepting bad evidence no matter what you do.
> February 08, 2022

They'd need 20 months to manage to notify users?
... and puts the "small" in "small molecule"
Sure. I would not be very pleased if e.g. my doctor shared my medical record with whoever would pay for it. I am not arguing for outlawing enforcing secrets.
Very nice. I love this kind of thing.

I make multispectral Sun images (https://imgur.com/UMQhcw6) for people occasionally based on a time & date, I started messing around with the idea for my son, and then as a gift for a friend and she then helped me get a page up https://www.theremarkablz.com/thesun

It's often for sciency people who have just had a kid, because with the SDO images you can get really close to the specific time of birth.
How is that different from blinking?
Ah, the mark. It's been a while. Maybe this was just in Britain but the name of the mark was never translated into English when spoken or written, it was always just the Deustchmark.
In an introductory course to String Theory they tried to tell me that 1+2+3+4+... = -1/12.

There is some weird appeal to the Zeta function which implies this result and apparently even has some use in String Theory, but I cannot say I was ever convinced. I then dropped the class. (Not the only thing that I couldn't wrap my head around, though.)
Sure it is. Being able to question the state of things is a large difference.
Well done for runining my weekend! I will give it a try. However, still struggling with NVidia drivers on FreeBSD. For the life of me I can't get them to work.
Yep. The algorithms have locked onto value stream extraction mode.
Not every opinion is a moral one.
If you want to win on both counts (no buggy pipes and coloring), and if you're certain of the order, you can use the following:

rg nokogiri.*linux
How do you pay for all that electricity?
Cue the "you wouldn't steal a car" music.

♫ "You wouldn't demand open-source software for life-critical contexts instead of the industry-perfected closed software" ♫
I did one for an arithmetic function some months ago because I wasn't going to use a math lib. I had to watch no less than 3 children's youtube videos to remember how to do it. Not sure if remember is still the right word, I didn't do it since I learn it in school.
Kensington council rejects solution for Jewish sect's tube travel ban
Wang had some funny ones. They ran both MS Word and MS Multiplan.
Could lora fine tunes be used instead of completely different models? I wonder if that would save space.
Using tables for layout is pretty understandable.

But when tables went out of fashion it was all about using floats for layout for a few years. That was wild, I am surprised it was left out from that list.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/CSS_layou...

"Originally for floating images inside blocks of text, the float property became one of the most commonly used tools for creating multiple column layouts on webpages. With the advent of flexbox and grid it's now returned to its original purpose, as this article explains."
Why are you keep posting the same stuff again and again?
I'm not convinced it's a good thing, anyway (beyond maybe stripping out controversial descriptions, which is more likely to be a problem for Kissinger than MacGowan)

I'm sure there are plenty of HNers who don't instantly recognise the name who would be much better placed to decide whether the article interested then if the title was in its original form.
Out of curiosity, in which climate zone are you living?
Def. NTS-Radio Love it
I’ve been inundated with different sources all blogspamming that article. It definitely strikes me as some sort of smear campaign. I certainly wouldn’t put it past Opec and the special interests to be behind something like this.
He has no choice. If I were him I'd also be like "wow nice 5D chess by Elon, everyone" and then give him a call and ask him "WTF are you doing?!"
I guess tastes are different, but I can't really follow how you like the not- ideal super bright colors and at the same time advocate using only shades of grey.

Shades of grey colorized would result in the same pastel colors you seem to dislike, because grey, by definition, isn't "full brightness".
there are, that's why insulin pump firmware is developed using obsolete and error-prone methods by substandard engineers and why you can't get the source for your insulin pump firmware and reflash it with a bug-fixed version
Cinnamon 6.0 and KDE 6.0 (beta) both out
Advent of Tensors 2023 – 24 challenges
You can use a separate utility named “AutoRaise” to get autoraise and autofocus functionalities without having to rely on yabai for these.
https://github.com/sbmpost/AutoRaise
Firstly I'm not any kind of lawyer and could be wrong. I was giving you my understanding.

Secondly I said you can't disclaim liability for willful actions. If you do something by mistake or it's an unintentional side-effect of course you can disclaim liability. If you do something on purpose you can't say you weren't responsible for harm you caused because you put a disclaimer in somewhere.

Yes some of these sorts of things have been taken to court. In the UK where I am they are typically prosecuted under the Computer Misuse act[1] but many countries have similar legislation. See the bit about a person being guilty of an offense if "the person intends by doing the act to cause serious damage of a material kind or is reckless as to whether such damage is caused.". There is specific UK guidance from the prosecution service that DDos is covered[2]

Secondly Extradition doesn't require the conduct to be a crime in both countries. It requires it to be a crime in the country requesting extradition, there to be an extradition treaty between the two countries, and the conduct and request to meet the standard for extradition in the country where you are. That doesn't necessarily mean a crime in the place you are. It also means the evidence doesn't necessarily need to be at the standard that would be required where you are. So in the UK for example you can be extradited to the US if the US show "Probable cause" (the US standard) that you committed an offense in the US because the extradition treaty says that's equivalent to the standard that
would be required to get a warrant for your arrest in the UK.

I didn't say anything about the code being hidden - it would depend on the legislation but as you can see from the sources I posted, the important standard in the UK is that it was intended to cause harm or that you were reckless as to whether or not it could cause harm, not anything to do with being hidden. If you did hide it, that would probable help to show that it was intentional rather than an error though. In that legislation the max sentence for that part is 14 years or life if you cause harm to critical national infrastructure.

[1] https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1990/18/section/3ZA

[2] https://www.cps.gov.uk/legal-guidance/computer-misuse-act and DPP vs Lennon
I think when brew works nativelu it will be much more functional and fun to use.
There are: ISO 13485 and 62304. And different levels of design and testing for different classes of medical device.

For example, I worked on a new ventilator at the start of the pandemic (https://www.cambridgeconsultants.com/press-releases/building...). As a medical device that was "in the loop" of keeping the patient alive, some of the strictest restrictions applied. There were 2 MCUs - one doing the control work, and another monitoring that first one, checking it agreed with the decisions and sounding an alarm if not. These two processors had to be different manufacturers, and had to use separate development teams (all to reduce the chance of a common mode failure).

The regulators are just checking you do the process though: does it look like you have done your design rigorously, and tested thoroughly. There's no way to check that you've done your design well though.
The Weight of Guilt (2014)
Presumably so you can reuse all of your existing CAN car parts. Even the lights are on CAN now, it's going to be a lot of stuff to transition to Ethernet.

And you have thieves stealing cars by hacking into the easily-accessible car light CAN bus - a CAN network switch could also act as a firewall to fix those thefts without re-engineering every single part.

It makes sense for Tesla since they're more vertically integrated but other car manufacturers seem more "parts bin" and having to migrate your whole car over to a new architecture will limit the parts you can use massively until the whole industry switches.