skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Proton analyzed this revelation and found it doesn't impact Proton users due to the way that Proton's encryption and infrastructure works.
While the reported practices have long been legalized in the US and Germany, they are very likely illegal in Switzerland and are therefore subject to legal challenge. It would not be entirely surprising if this got overturned by the courts. For example, Proton won a similar court case in 2021 (https://proton.me/blog/court-strengthens-email-privacy).

Deeper analysis on these revelations can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonMail/comments/1930vnh/comment....
From a research perspective you choose specifically what you need. Multiple containers can be used to optimize space but in these houses you don't need much and the houses shown on iso-bella are cheaper. I think you can be making those units self sufficient by self sustaining (vertical) crop farming where your own feces are used as furtilizer for example. Solar panels and satalite internet can be used for remote locations. There are plenty of inovations to apply to container building even a refurbish plan for old units. Plenty of options when you think about all unit functions not only living but also scientific or medical units that can be easily moved.
At that point, you might as well just use PostgREST.
GCC supports nvptx and amd via openmp offloading and openacc. I have no idea of how well it works.
Sure, but setting up geocities today would be something like squarespace.

I'm not sure that setting up an "interesting" Web, which is not resilient would be a good thing though.
I would have liked to have seen the increase in terms of percent of total population; I was surprised this wasn't shared automatically to provide context. Showing the base numbers as totals or percentage of totals always provides a clearer picture. 2 to 4 percent is a 100% increase, and of interest across large populations, but it's much less dramatic when phrased as an increase from 2 to 4%. Likewise, if population A has a 150% increase and population B only shows 25%, it can look like A is in crisis compared to B. But if Pop A is going from 5% to 7.5% of total and Pop B is going from 18% to 22.5%....the critical issues look a little different. In addition, I was surprised suicide mortaltity rates were not included alongside the admittance for self harm numbers.
Boffins' plea for tabloids to bin term boffins has mixed reception from red-tops
https://shinesolutions.com/2018/01/08/falsehoods-programmers... gives examples.

One counter-example for "People have, at this point in time, one full name which they go by." I learned from the 2020 election concerned the Georgia voter fraud claim that someone used the name "James Blalock" to vote, years after he died in January 2006.

Thing is, it was his 96-year-old widow, "Mrs. James Blalock Jr.", who voted. That was the name she registered as, back when using "Mrs. <Husband>" was a common custom.
The Rabbit R1 is an AI-powered gadget that can use your apps for you
I suggest using ntfy [1] for this. It's open source and self-hostable. It lets you push notifications to your phone like this:

./myscript.sh; curl -d "Script done" \
ntfy.sh/mytopic

Disclaimer: I am the maintainer of ntfy.

[1] https://ntfy.sh/ + https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy
Show HN: ChatHub 2.0
Gary Gensler on X: "The SECGov Twitter account was compromised"
How Tech Automated the January 6 Investigations
How to get users for your open source project [video]
Gensler didn’t say “hacked”. He said “compromised”.

Possibly an insider job for quick gains?
BI alarmed after parent company compels 'review' after Ackman complaints
There’s a huge difference
So.... In a lot of these cases the system wrongly reported money missing at these lower levels. It seems these numbers should have rolled up into sums at a higher level that also showed losses and they prosecuted people. But the money was never actually missing so where did it go? Hmmm?
I just use Firefox for iOS and don’t use websites with excessive advertising. In fact with the out of the box privacy settings for Firefox and iOS, many sites ask me to disable my ad blocker before continuing. I don’t have one to disable which makes those prompts pretty funny.
Bitcoin's Respectability Takes a Fresh Hit with SEC Hack
Global Risks Report 2023 – World Economic Forum [pdf]
I almost never have to print and in the rare exception I do I go to the library.
Not sure if I would trust a UK initiative for housing. My experience of the build quality here isn't great
I'd say marriage and family just to begin with.
Lego Mechanical Computer
They need to pay this guy 100k. And fire someone.
> Those plans just became much more relevant, unless the plan is that Juniper takes the lead on HPE networking.

Rami (Juniper CEO) is staying and leading.
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Blazor is silly. It’s more complicated to use than simply using React/Angular/Whatever you want and it’s less efficient, take up huge amounts of space and is much harder to debug. Coupled with how hard it is to actually build reusable components in any sane way…

It may get there eventually, but as with most C# things these days, it’s mostly meant to sell other Microsoft products to the horde of developers who view themselves as single language developers. The real risk isn’t so much in the technology, however, it’s in whether or not Microsoft abandons it before it’s good like they have with their previous GUI frameworks going all the way back to ASP classic. I know that angular made a big leap from JS to TS, but aside from that, your major JS frameworks have been fairly stable in the same time frame that Microsoft has gone through web forms, mvc, razor, whatever the hell the web-api bundled with X period was and now Blazor, and what is the most telling of all is how virtually every Microsoft Office365 product is written in JS. Would you really bet on a semi-shitty technology that doesn’t even see adoption within the company that makes it? Well, I guess you do considering you’re using C#.
I just went through this with Nextdoor in October. Well, I personally didn't do all 50 clicks, but I asked their customer service to do it and they confirmed I was unsubscribed.

Of course, I got a new message from them yesterday because they've added a dozen different lists since then and automatically opted everyone into them.
They are focused on their Mist product line which uses machine learning to troubleshoot and root cause issues.
Sourcehut: Network Outage
Issues with our upstream network provider is causing intermittent outages. We are having an issue with our upstream network provider which is causing intermittent outages. We are investigating the issue. (08:50 UTC — Jan 10)

We are unable to reach our emergency NOC. We have been attempting to reach the emergency datacenter operations contacts for the past hour without success; there is an issue with their emergency ticketing system. We will have to wait until their non-emergency line is available, which should be at 9 AM EST (ETA 4 hours). (09:56 UTC — Jan 10)
I do believe our brains are overloaded.

After removing "woke" and "communist" as specific agents, would you still really mean all that as just a joke? You don't think there's at least a bit of it that's pretty close to the truth?
Documentation: The Key Enabler for Open-Source Success
Worse, the unsubscribe link is behind a tracker url so pi-hole blocks it. Drives me nuts.
Not really. Clinical trials are expensive because clinical trials are expensive. Especially when you’re looking for weaker and weaker effects in more specific populations.
Hi Albertsons/Safeway VP of Security Engineering here. Thank you for disclosing this. I’ll have it fixed along with the fact our VDP submission link is missing from the Safeway site. Here it is for future reference https://albertsons.responsibledisclosure.com/hc/en-us
Custom collection daemon or other type of agent.
Anything like this in the UK?
Please elaborate, how are LLMs going to provide a "more sophisticated" class of automated attacks, and how are toy countermeasures like ZIP bombs going to defend against these "sophisticated" attacks?

I could believe you if you said that ZIP bombs are perhaps mildly effective against script kiddies using ChatGPT to generate a naive, simplistic automated scanners that are susceptible to being "zip bombed". The other way around? Not so much.

These zip bombs are trivial to defend against as an attacker, e.g. by inspecting the payload while you're decompressing it to see if it matches some expected output (an <html> tag, for example) or by aborting after the decompressed size exceeds some limit (10 MB is way more HTML than you'd typically expect, for example).
Can you please elaborate more on the open source aspect of this?
Will it be an industry revolutionizing, open-source project like containerd (Docker) that every little developer and garage-dev can built upon or will it be benefiting only the big tech corporate world that controls and benefits from power and might which will be able to pay for this?

Especially since you chose to use the name Rama, I am wondering whether this will be for the benefit of all, or only for the benefit of the few who already control more than a fair share of power(finances)?
We switched to Juniper during COVID because the delivery times were like 9 months for Cisco
Do the women you know worship OnlyFans models, Amouranth-style twitch streamers and toxic masculinity gurus like Andrew Tate?
Microplastics are everywhere: Is it possible to reduce our exposure?
Rooted: The Good the Bad and Freedom of Choice (Bambu Labs 3D Printers)
Just going to repeat my comment from the other post.

I keep my shell history in sqlite database since 2017. Around 120k records at this point. Never synced history from the work laptops. Only personal history.
In 2017 wrote my own bash script (later optimized for zsh) to just record everything in sqlite with hooks on prompt. [1]
I mostly work right now on Mac, don't need to support Linux anymore, so wrote an app for Mac, that syncs the history over iCloud, and has a GUI interface. [2]
Anyway, storing years of shell history somewhere, where you can do complex searches, and actually find some magic command you run a few years ago, is priceless.
- [1] https://www.outcoldman.com/en/archive/2017/07/19/dbhist/
- [2] https://loshadki.app/shellhistory/
Amazing site!
> never ask why social media is like that.

Because they value profits over anything else? The only thing they care about it is having people spend more and more time on the webpages. You'd be surprised at the caliber of talent that spends their valuable years optimising for this. More ad revenue at the expense of mental health is totally acceptable for interwebs comps.

During COVID when the world got inside we just realised how sick 'social connection' sites are, from doomscrolling to outsourcing self-esteem to Tinder. It's an organised system of hijacking attention and minds.
Abykus – A free spreadsheet application for windows
Slightly off-topic: it seems that Outlook has given up fighting spam and isn't even in such conversations. I have a decades-old hotmail.com email address that is getting spams daily in the inbox, while a similarly old gmail.com almost always filters them out. Well, Gmail occasionally flags false positives but never false negatives. This is getting so bad that I have completely moved off that hotmail.com address.
The biggest competitor to Apple and google is ChatGPT.

The future of manual human interactions is certainly limited. (It will definitely end up looking like movie Her).

OpenAI is in best position to redefine the edge OS’s that get us there.
How (and why) to implement streaming in your LLM application
you can get home filter systems (either manual jug style or plumbed in) that can deal with most of these problems.
Right.

In Berlin, we have a district called Neukölln, a poor district accumulated a lot of social and economic problems, such as high levels of violent crimes, drug abuse, a lot of homeless, gang wars etc.

The solutions for Neukölln problems devised by left-leaning municipal and city govs were absolutely fabulous, such as public swimming pools. At some point when it became clear that the district (or rather Berlin in general) is an eternal money pit, it was decided to cut its funding.

What was the response of local gov? Cut unnecessary and redundant services (sarcasm) like school security, drug addiction helping centers among others. Basically what they do is an open blackmailing, "you cut the funds, we are fucking things up", but that's how political blanket-pulling game works. Nobody likes funding cuts, so it's not uncommon that executives, local governments and various institutions sabotaging such initiatives.
In broad terms, you've basically described the Amish.
To act as if that is all tate is preaching is disingenuous. He also traffics women, and i wonder what he's making them do
> it’s taboo because

I think you mean simply "controversial".
The Apple II+ still had a ‘bell’ key on the keyboard (I can’t think of a more recent computer that had that)
First-ever recorded brain activity at death reveals life's last moments
I learned the expensive wya that Aurora Serverless v2 does not, in fact, scale down to 0 when I created three instances for a few days when I was testing out configuration changes. It ended up costing us $300.
Mother used her EV to power son's dialysis machine amid storms and a blackout
Asking people what their roles were in HN comment sections rather than engaging with what they said.
But you would leave it on the pavement right? Little honeypot for nosey punks.
The final numbers are in, and the heat in 2023 was record-smashing
Coming home from the South Pole
Robust Evidence for the Breakdown of Standard Gravity at Low Acceleration
If an interviewer whined about Wall Street TOS, I'd pull my application on the spot.
I live in New Orleans. Our water is the Mississippi water.

The Mississippi is also the open sewer of the Midwest.

And our sewer and water board is incompetent and corrupt ( I love public infra. This one sucks )

As a result. I don’t drink that water directly and filter it.

I think that will be more and more common. At least in the US.
Beware, $500 car means before all of the safety stuff, which is expensive.

My latest budget for a car that can finish a race is around $10k. Don’t get sucked into building your own. Buy used or “arrive-and-drive.”
Yeah. This sounds like the presentation requirement (ridiculous as it is) worked to filter someone based on unethical behavior.
A lame marketing mumbling to persuade people to buy a specific product.
That seems fair. Instead of saying “this is what you’re doing wrong” better formulate “here’s how to super empower your skills”
And if the meeting reaches a certain point, you put your feet on the table...
This is actually how I figured out I should pursue a diagnosis, so yeah, maybe.
> as long as the economy grows fast enough it doesn't matter that this spending isn't covered by taxes

Which is technically true, but impossible over the long run for the levels of deficits the US is running now.
In Haskell and other pure functional programming languages, monads are used to model arbitrary contexts. For example, in Haskell, there is a package which provides the Tardis monad which provides a time traveling context[1]. It can be used to solve some classes of algorithmic problems quite elegantly[2].

1. https://hackage.haskell.org/package/tardis-0.4.4.0/docs/Cont...

2. https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Water_collected_between_towers?... (see the "see also" section for a Tardis implementation)
London Sphere plan officially withdrawn
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FWIW the base cost is around $44/month on paper (plus storage). You're always paying for 0.5 ACU.
I know what Kanban and Linear are--would be cool to see an example public kanban created using this tool from the GitHub repo.
American readers may not have noticed that the dates are in European DD/MM format, so they thought disclosure was Sept 1 rather than Jan 9.
Ah ok, thanks! Not really a fan of MVNOs though.

But I guess Orange won't be far behind then.
I opened my Wise account in 20 minutes. The ID verification is all automated so it's really quick. I haven't heard of anyone who is unbanked before though, what would be a reason for that?
Will it translate to lower phone prices? Just went to Rio, now need a replacement phone:)
Maybe he didn't know what Google was?
Aruba seems to have been mostly left alone post acquisition...
I maintain a list of "good" recruiters. I pull it out when I decide to look for a new job.

When a recruiter presents a job:

Am I actually interested in switching? If not, tell them to try back in six months. (But if it was actually an interesting job, note which recruiter brought it, and put them on the "good" list.)

Is the job even remotely in line with what I do? If not, tell them (the first time) what I do, and that this doesn't fit at all. If it's not the first time, they get screened out from here on. (If I remember who they are. I should keep a "bad" list as well as the "good" list.)

I have also put a recruiter on the "good" list for acting ethically. They were trying to get me for a job, found out that I was working for a client of theirs, and said that they couldn't recruit me from there. I was impressed. Yeah, I'll take their calls.
I've noticed the same behavior in myself, but I think the explanation is simpler than needing to dive into existential philosophy; our tools suck, and we haven't found the right combination of features to make a nice simple software system that people can use for their daily lives.

I still think something like Emacs or Leo is the way forward, the UI/UX just needs to be massively improved.

https://leoeditor.com/preface.html
I read these articles and the comments and wonder how many people who are concerned with these things also drink alcohol or drive dangerously or consume unhealthy food. All of which will affect their lives way worse than particles of plastic.
And we have 5 million people on out of work benefits and probably are providing services that we shouldn't.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/yes-five-million-are-on-...
Jennell Jaquays, legendary game designer and artist, has passed
How to combat pseudoscience
A lot of places are high levels of Chlorine that also have bad effects, for instance in Spain it's pretty high and linked to lung issues when showering.

Here still lead pipes are being discovered in old building, which has proven to lead to significant issues in Brain development of children.

Also often other residue is found of farming & medicine and other things seeping into the ground water.

So sadly finding clean & good water is not easy, bottled or tap.
If it isn't so remarkable why doesn't every OS do it?
Eh, the biggest problem is having a spouse that wants to spend money on stuff like a big house and fancy cars.
A 2024 Discussion Whether to Convert the Linux Kernel from C to Modern C++
Hacking Factorio – From save game to remote code execution
We developed a remote code execution exploit for Factorio when previewing a modified save file.
The issue has been reported to the devs and fixed with with game version 1.1.94 on October 30th 2023.
Sounds like you're admitting that you lied for dramatic effect, and are justifying it by the Wrights being famous for something other than their actual, more useful contribution. Please stick to the facts. I'm sure you'd agree these discussions don't need any more BS.
I read the proposal as immutable within a given tick.
"Preferential attachment", to the level of detail that you have specified, is an observation that a thing occurs, not a mechanism, a reason or a force, or even an estimate of the rate. Modelling a process by circularly assuming that is how the process will work provides exactly zero information, and is how one comes to conclude that heavier objects accelerate under gravity faster than those lighter, or more analogously, the impossibility of aerostats, satellites and hyperbolic trajectories.

Instead, I would like to encourage those interested to consider and discuss the similarities and differences between capital income taxes and wealth taxes, between taxation and non-voting ownership of an asset, and between voting and non-voting ownership. What is the average rate of return on capital and what is the volatility? What is the difference between the CPI basket and that of the implicit GDP deflator and why? Those are all interesting questions to ask and answer.
I’ve worked in a lab of one of the original folks working on genetic logic gates, and honestly, no they don’t really work very well at all.

I think a lot of computer scientists assume that their model of the world (binary logic) is the most abstracted version possible, and you can drill down other information carrying systems to that level, and then use that knowledge to build reliable systems.

Biology does not work that way. Its fundamental abstraction is different (mostly one of massive interconnectedness). Engineering logic gates and the like, mostly, doesn’t actually allow you to build better genetic circuits.
Gotcha, yeah I’m not using the client lib at all. Good to know.
My point is this: if you make a 1-inch model of a cruise ship (real length, ~1000 feet) and put it in a water tank which is approx. 120 feet in length (1/12000 of the distance between Rome and the eastern coast of Sardinia) you can then make your ship model move at a decent speed just by dropping tiny quantities of liquid soap right behind the stern.

How much soap do you need to replicate the effect with a real boat?

The different scales (not only in terms of space/number of inhabitants, but also in terms of time) at which a household operates, compared with even the tiniest nation (Vatican City: 19 km2, 510 inhabitants, >1000 years of "life") invalidates any attempt to try to derive anything useful from the household model, precisely like the soap experiment I described above.
Author here! We write Objective-C++ to connect existing Objective-C code (that uses BOOL) to C++ (where we want to just expose `bool`), which got us into this fun rabbit hole :)
I have a simple sex life tracking app that fills a niche many users are willing to pay for. (iOS only)

https://nicetracker.app

It has a single one time purchase of US$9.99. I loathe subscriptions personally, so all premium purchases just get all and any new features I add.
Show HN: Build NCCL-Tests and Configure SSHD in PyTorch Container
The store itself is the point I had in mind as compared to the App Store as a means of distribution. I agree that these things seem anti-competitive but it is a good point on that topic that Switch games can be distributed without the software store.
It’s a positive thing, tbh. I wish the number was bigger. Our desire to switch to the hottest new thing has a significant environmental impact. People don’t need the fastest available mobile internet for checking mails or streaming videos at 1 Mbps. They don’t need the fastest PCs for using Google docs. We don’t need massive pickup trucks for doing grocery runs or even hauling passengers around. It’s fair for anyone to disagree, but I wanted to put this thought out there.
We switched to Java 21 virtual threads and got a deadlock in Postgres TPC-C
Wearable AI raises $1.9M – Aims to replace God