skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you think about it, the US seems to be voluntarily headed to universal plug for charging EVs after many years of incompatibility. EU got that almost immediately.

Though, it can be argued that the US plug is a bit better since the standart that almost all companies finally agreed to adopt is the Tesla one. However, it could have been the other way around too - the companies could have adopted a very shitty plug if Tesla had a shitty plug simply because their adoption is based on the charging network dominance and not on the plug superiority.

So, I guess its not a clear cut.
I just flew recently in South America. First an Embraer. Then, when I checked, a Boeing 737 MAX 800. Not sure that this is the plane with the problems, but I made sure I had my seat belt fastened, should the door fly out again. I kid you not.
Epoxy usually works for these situations, it can stink until it sets, don't get it on your hands but it's real cheap. Sub-$2 for the harbor freight tubes.

Even better, most of the plastic housings on things (think plasticky old dell desktop housings or lego bricks) are made of ABS. This stuff you can buy plastic weld that dissolves the outside of the pieces you want stuck back together. This stuff works well for that: https://www.amazon.com/Plastruct-Plastic-Weld-applicator-Bot...
Is IPV6 really that hard. I question why there are so many MrRobot-tier-hackers on HN who just wilt in the face of learning something new.
Lazarus is a cross platform Pascal GUI IDE that makes building Windows executables almost trivial. You can also target Linux, etc.
This is very unfortunate, and I hope the restaurant can recover.

Apple could do better here to make it easier for restaurant owners to keep their information up-to-date. I imagine this situation would be particularly frustrating for anyone non-technical.

I think that errors like these are inevitable, though. It's probably not possible to map the entire world's restaurants without making mistakes.
Yeah to be honest, a half-year sabbatical with time to job hunt non-frantically is a luxury I've never had. I love my current job, but I would probably look at a half year severance like a vacation.
> I just think it's weird to sue a buyer for not removing it when you left it there.

Even when the buyer is a dealership who insisted on removing the stickers themselves?

What other parts of the deal should the plumber expect them not to fulfill? If not a lawsuit what’s the correct recourse when someone doesn’t uphold their side of a deal?

Not sure about plumbers but I know for auto transportation (and by my understanding any cargo hauling) identifying markings are required for commercial operation. If an auto transport truck is being traded in when is the appropriate time to remove those stickers?
> You cannot both castrate and bid the geldings be fruitful.

You cannot mean to imply that Brave is worthless without Eich.
It looks like something that you'd put in a movie to show the oppressive miserableness of a British coal town in the 1970s.
Host your own Firefox Sync Server
Easy to measure isn’t always good. If the org tends to sell $5m per sale person and they try to scale it by hiring it might just fall to $4m per sales person. When things go under the microscope, they’ll want to put that back in balance by reducing heads.
Try getting the CC you left at a restaurant back from then with an ID that doesn’t match the name.
The GBA does have an interrupt that occurs when cartridge is removed.
Also a nice band name.
Is there any DIY / 3D Printed community-made projects around designing household appliances? I'm mainly thinking about vacuums but even blenders and other things. Im not talking about everything being hand-made but designs can be made with popular motors, blades, and things of that nature. I like the idea of an off-the-shelf vacuum using the most efficient or readily available motors, and bags.
Yeah. That's a problem. A big problem.

If AT&T and AWS went IPv6 by default, most of the US would convert over quickly.
This will get stayed during the appeal, so status quo will remain for this tax season. And next year there are many new variables, potentially a new government, SC's Chevron ruling which may limit what FTC can do, etc. I don't think this is going to stick.
"even though IPv6 is such well established tech"

It's actually not, and I think you learned that, and why it's not, in this process. Sorry.
Our documents should not be sent automatically to the IRS if the IRS won't figure out our taxes.
> You're doing it wrong.

Perhaps I am, perhaps not. It depends on what one values I suppose.

> This is about politics, not happiness. If you aren't moving up, then you're a loser like the rest of us. Have to climb for power and money.

"Power and money" are antithetical to happiness. Ultimately, one can choose to pursue the former, the latter, or neither, but not both. Which is "better" is of course subjective and the subject of much thought by philosophers for millennia.

Choose wisely.
Offering commercial support doesn't really help unless developers also take a hard stance at that point and immediately close all filed issues that aren't bugs.

I do see that happen alot in OSS, too many people use issues as help forums and too many people enable it.
> European citizens are largely ignorant of EU regulations, EU politics and EU spending.

On spendings, probably. On regulations, oh boy do people care.

Regulations have pretty direct impact on each countries' economy, and they get discussed nationally before being applied. That means meat prices rises when some practices get banned or a whole sector suddenly getting competitive when barriers to entry are lowered.

For better or worse, people care a lot, and the negative sentiments are enough to fuel may extreme side politics.
You misunderstand, I have a very unique French email address and I got the email. There is no way they enumerated my email address, there is no way they matched 15M randomly generated first.last@gmail.com emails: mine wasn't even that.

For info, that same email address has been receiving many many haveibeenpwned warnings, it's everywhere and I consider it basically completely public lol.
Next I’d like them to go after windshield chip repair shops and pharmacies that advertise “free*” services. Where free == paid by your insurance. Assuming your insurance will pay for all of it.

Free doesn’t mean paid for someone you paid to handle it for you.
What do they mean with 'a binary distribution'... No source?

Also, what do they utilize from FCOS?
Absolutely ridiculous.

I would hope that any such lawsuit would be thrown out, unless this is a particularly widespread issue, or Apple intended to harm this business. This seems like an honest mistake on Apple's part, perhaps because someone reported the business as closed.

What do you want Apple to do? Personally verify every edit to every business on Maps?
Also a game dev — if you want to attract devs, tell me why this beats P4 or Plastic. How's it similar or different? Plastic has a lot of the features you're bringing up as "new" and has great DX, which tells me your either didn't do your research, or aren't saying enough about how what you're doing is meaningfully different from them.
Ironically, they do, but it seems is irrelevant. And it happened the opposite here.

A friend these days reported that a Starbucks closed¹. Apple ignored the report, said it needed additional info...

He had to take a photo and send it, only them they approved...

With Google Maps, there's level system, where people with higher level can fix these issues easier... Not sure if Apple do the same.

[1] https://www.threads.net/@willianmax/post/C2P9nweren4
The difference between those three groups is that the politicians are the only ones not doing the job expected of them.

Lobbyists are supposed to lobby on behalf of whoever pays them.

Businesses are supposed to advocate for the interest of themselves, their shareholders, and their employees. It would be verging on incompetence for a business to ignore a political debate that would effectively destroy the business overnight. Intuit lobbying on its behalf is our system working as intended. If you have a problem with that (which you should), your problem should be with the system and not Intuit.

Politicians are supposed to work for the betterment of their constituents and they clearly aren't in the case of tax prep. They deserve a majority of the blame above any other group because they are the ones failing to do their job.
> Even in so far as the local bit being 1, there have been at least two attempts to create a "voluntary global registry" for your randomly generated prefix, mostly for the same "collision avoidance" stated above.

Like most things people don't like about IPv6, you don't like this because you misunderstand how it's supposed to work.

There is no need for a ULA registry because you're supposed to pick a random prefix within the ULA space. The ULA space has 7 bits already defined, so you're picking a random prefix from a space 57 bits big. The chance that you will pick the same prefix as some other specific person is effectively zero.

(the birthday paradox does not apply because we don't care if your prefix matches anyone else on earth, just the one specific person/organization that you want to merge networks with).

> In either case, somewhat unintuitively, those are still _global_ addresses, and don't have the same level of "non local routing" restrictions that the RFC1918 address space explicitly gained.

Err, what? ULAs are routable and "global" addresses in exactly the same way that RFC1918 addresses are routable and global. They are valid addresses within the address space and the only thing that makes them "not globally routable" is that all routers have certain prefixes baked into the firmware as non-routable. If you don't trust your router not to route them for IPv6, why do you trust it for IPv4?
Also a distance runner (half and full marathons) in my 40s. I would absolutely say that dropping meat and dairy from my diet (a few months ago) has been beneficial to my running performance. Anecdotal, of course, but I know that you and I are not the only ones.

Also, yes, all of those things you cited, and others. In particular the existence of The Esselstyn Heart Disease Program [1], founded by Dr Esselstyn of Forks Over Knives fame, at the world's top heart hospital, is noteworthy.

[1] https://my.clevelandclinic.org/departments/wellness/integrat...
If the IRS had the budget to run those ridiculous "free free free" ads from a couple years ago, TurboTax would cease to exist.
You can also hit shift+f10 to pop a shell and then run `OOBE\BYPASSNRO`and reboot.
> Apple could do better here to make it easier for restaurant owners to keep their information up-to-date

They have a portal at https://businessconnect.apple.com.

I just updated a business and it took about 30s.
> On IPv4, CGNAT is becoming increasingly more common so that you might share a public IPv4 address with thousands of other people at the same time.

Which is an advantage from an anti-tracking perspective — an advantage you won’t get with IPv6, no?
thanks for all authors spent time to do this experiment. it need courage to disclose something like this.
In my book, 90 minutes of fiddling in a case like this is pretty fast.'

Ideally it'd be 5 minutes (1 minute to locate and click a checkbox, 4 minutes to test all services from a few locations), but this is still fast. It includes zero tech support tickets, for instance.
Low IQ clickbait for pathetic people. Just don't be an asshole and bring out the consequences for those who are.
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true, because the √2 is an irrational number.

but I was looking for an answer more along the lines that anamexis gave.
It's just anecdotal but I really feel like Intel hyper threading helped their cores not pipeline stall more than anything so it may have helped the feel and benchmarks until their core count rose or their thread scheduler improved.
This device almost has a feeling like the phone Apple co-launched with Motorola back in the day… put something out there that kind of winks in the direction of where you are going. It primes the market and you get a lot of early feedback in a sandboxed way.
Introduction
December 1995; 28 years ago

IPv4 is 43 years old
If you want to make an impact, join a local community network. Your best shot at making positive changes is on the local level.

Work is what you do to pay the bills for your real life.
"does not encrypt" != "No E2EE"
> ... that instead of a unique name it would be preferable to have an absurdly common name (e.g. John Jones)

Exactly. One of my (half-) brother is impossible to find: we tried and failed. His name is more than common and his family name is also a common noun. Then his given name is one of the most common of them all.

My family name is not common at all and my combination of given name + family name only lead to stuff really by and about me.

Same for my daughter: rare given name...

But online she's going to be the one and only "Karen Smith".
Simple go programs are simple to compile.
I typically read HN in bed where the brightness is at the minimum setting. I turned the brightness up and I see it.
Can you explain letterboxing to a non front-end dev?
be careful about trying to decide what's necessary for other people; they may decide that the carbon dioxide emission of your breathing is unnecessary, and that it would be better to permanently sequester your carbon

maybe you think that you, or people like you, are the ones who would be making the decisions about what is necessary and what is unnecessary. that is a dangerously naïve viewpoint; power and coercion have their own logic
The way it's supposed to work is the ISP delegates a prefix to the user's router, the router will advertise for that subnet and client devices will use slaac to configure their ipv6 addresses. Meanwhile for IPv4 it operates as normal. For incumbent, mostly wired, Western ISPs that means a pool of IPv4 addresses and subscriber level NAT. For everyone else, that probably means CGNAT.
>> Hostess Twinkees, Hohos, Ring Dings, etc. are all very good examples of plant-based food.

>Sure, but that's not what people are talking about when they refer to plants in the context of health and nutrition.

Citation needed.

Specifically, this definition[0] disagrees with your opinion, allowing "higly processed foods" and "refined sweeteners" in a plant-based diet (necessittating a newly-invented acronym WFPB[1], meaning "whole-food plant-based"). They helpfully included a lollipop pictogram to get the point across.

"Plant-based" is a useless noise-word that should not be used at all, especially when you do have something concrete in mind. And if you don't, it's better not to speak, and figure out what you mean first.

We already have words like vegetarian and vegan that, while not scientifically precise, allow for a decent amount of understanding of what a person eats when they say they follow a vegetarian or a vegan diet.

Plant-based communicates no such thing. All "plant-based" diet definitions seem to generally involve eating less meat, without specifying less than what. The phrase "plant based" is as vapid as "more healthy" when provided without further elaboration.

This[2] defintion of "plant-based", for example, puts Mediterranean diet as an example; this effectively prescribes eating fish and poultry[3]. The same source[3] says the Japenese diet is similar (and is, therefore, also plant-based). The parent comment juxtaposed these two diets to "plant-based" ones, because their best guess as to what "plant-based" means did not include "heavy on poultry and fish".

Nobody seems to be able to say what exactly isn't a plant-based diet. Example [4]:

>Whole30, a popular diet and lifestyle plan, doesn’t usually qualify. “The Whole30 diet traditionally is heavier on animal proteins, though it is possible to follow this diet in a plant-based way,” Manaker says.

I'm guessing that subsisting exclusively on beef steak is not a plant-based diet, but perhaps, too, that can be followed in a plant-based way somehow.

When a diet described as plant-based requires you to "enjoy" fish and poultry weekly, we are firmly in the territory outlined in Orwell's brilliant essay "Politics and the English language"[5], which correctly observed (and predicted) the proliferation of meaningless buzz-words like "plant-based" (and corresponding acronyms), as well as the subsequent atrophy of thought.

"I am trying to less meat than I used to" has an unambiguous meaning.

"I am switching to a plant-based diet" has no meaning, because it communicates precisely zero information.

Please avoid using words and phrases that don't mean anything. For Orwell's sake, if not for ours.

[0] https://www.forksoverknives.com/how-tos/plant-based-primer-b...

[1] https://www.doctorsfornutrition.org/general-public/what-is-w...

[2] https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/what-is-a-plant-based-di...

[3] https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-h...

[4] https://www.everydayhealth.com/diet-nutrition/plant-based-di...

[5] https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel...
> Riot is offering a minumum of six months of severance. [...] It's important that people are treated with dignity and a financial cushion, and at least according to this blog post that seems to be the case.

It wouldn't surprise me if part of this is because of how much harder it (anecdotally) seems to be for game developers/designers to find new jobs relative to their non-gaming peers. I'm having a hard time finding data to distinguish the two (game devs v. devs, game designers v. e.g UX designers), but going at least from my own network, those in gaming were more profoundly affected.

If that's true on any broader scale, then putting people out with two months pay in an industry that could take four to eight months to find new work could be a bad look for the RIFing company.
Yes, for each aircraft, the amount of brokenness is specified in its Minimum Equipment List: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_minimum_equipment_list
I had to look this up as I didn’t grow up in the States. It was A&W.

https://www.snopes.com/news/2022/06/17/third-pound-burger-fr...

Crazy.
Could you say more about the "self filing app"? A quick Google search didn't turn up anything (which probably says more about my current lack of sleep than anything :) )
If you're standard deduction and just have a few simple sources of income, filing is easily free. Should it be electronic and pre-filled? Yes. But this idea that you need an accountant or tax prep software if you have a W-2 and a 1099 just isn't true. The forms are free.
The business owner attempted to notify Apple and struggled to do so. The news organization notified them by way of asking for comment and Apple still got the location of the business wrong. How honest does an honest mistake have to be before you can sue for restitution, even if it only amounts to a small claim?
It begin an honest mistake or not will have no bearing on whether or not it get thrown out.
There are a lot of other things different about the 7DAs besides vegetarianism that could be more causal.
Show HN: Seq2seqdistill – encoder-decoder distillation package
I would generalize it a little further, and look at psychedelics’ effects as “merely” providing an intense emotional experience.

when something feels really good or really bad, that memory stands out in your brain, and it’s hard to shake, for better or worse, it colours future experiences, shapes the way you interpret and react to them.. One huge negative experience can cast a long shadow - and so can one huge positive experience. A negative and a position don’t cancel one another out, but they each reduce the sum impact of the other - and if your goal is to use one intense emotional experience to change the weight of another, then psychedelics are absolutely a route to making that change.

If you’re trying to cope with trauma, a powerful positive experience on psychedelics can help attenuate your memory of that pain - and if you’re trying to break a habit e.g. a psychological addiction, a negative experience on psychedelics can offset the effects of past positive reinforcement from indulging that addiction. Very similar to forcing yourself to drink until you’re sick, to make you averse to drinking.

Carefully and purposefully seeking out experiences that shape your mind is an important part of being sentient, imo. You don’t have to use drugs to do it, but you’re really missing out if you don’t pursue the practice at all.
Backlog items can start as rough ideas though. Refining of a ticket can be done later when you need to. But it can only be started to be worked on when the team thinks it is refined enough.
Depends on how many digits of precision
>I don't know what the first "wow" app was for the iPhone other than games?

It was that beautiful touch screen + real apps, namely email and a browser. Before that, the number of devices with an email client not controlled by BlackBerry and a full on browser was very small.
For the other (currently two) commenters in this thread, to pair ear buds like the pixel buds, that is done via the case.
Show HN: ~1m/Pixel EPSG 3857 Austrian LandCover Model
Hey HN,

we developed a land cover model that works pretty well at least for Austria.

Obviously it's not perfect and there is still lots of stuff to improve, but it's important to provide reproducible research artifacts in a world driven more and more by AI-based decision making.

This is the first alpha release and the presentation needs some work, but the principal idea has been shown feasible.

Stay tuned.

Cheers and happy coding.
Instead of that capability, couldn't there have been, e.g., <input type="font"> instead? Let the website ask the browser to show the user a list of installed fonts, and to pick a single one to tell the website about.
Would conjecture it's because numbers are 'well' defined. Start from the top, word way down to the bottom/solution.

If take the boolean of whole numbers, than get a hole to escape the number loop. Being very careful to stay on track and not be off by 1.

So, yeah, if are a really die hard fan of Lewis Carrol's 'Through the looking glass' then there's no possiblity of time with quadroons. aka permanently stuck with no progression/movement. (assuming quadroon plane doesn't warp one's perspective.)

aka stuck inside a box simulation because really wanted to get perspective of schrodiner's cat, but remember to bring a wooden plank and saw. Envoke end of box simulation via houdini act of cutting board in two and putting back together to make a useable way to escape 'whole' (unlike the split reality of schrodinger's cat). Just have to ignore Lewis Carrol's external concept of no time like the 'present' -- unless it's self contained in a box.

At least physics bit more rational by getting quantum solice after a bit which may be everything everywhere all at once or nothing.
Science is public, everyone can read and learn the results if they want. So why are some countries better off than others? The poor ones could just use the science if they wanted to. The answer is their governing and economic systems, and you are much better off in a capitalist democracy than other kinds of countries.
Is this true for turbotax specifically, or merely for intuit as a whole (which includes things like quickbooks)?
Lean in 2024
Have fun throwing money away for no reason I guess