skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I saw a successful attack on a .dev domain doing exactly this. Links on PCs worked correctly, but phones showed a scam site, so emailed links were attacked.

It was hard to fix because they couldn’t get the spoofed domain, and there were so many copies of bad links everywhere.
Well sure if you model is small and light enough. But there's no training a 7B+ model on one (well, you could it would be so, so, so slow). Like, decades?
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Uber got off by showing video with extremely bad dynamic range "see, the killed woman wasn't visible", Cruise now suddenly - after months long of expensive lawyers work - got "bad connectivity".
Good question, I’m fairly certain that doing exactly nothing, while of course politically untenable, would be preferable to this.

Kind of a “we don’t negotiate with terrorists” kind of deal.

Find the kidnappers and then surgically take them out. If you’ve no clue how to do that get your single big ally to help you out with that, as they have about 20 years of experience doing exactly that thing.

Even better if your lack of response causes a rift/break in the ranks of your opponents, and half of the hostages get released without conflict.

Of course you’ll eventually have to resign and apologize to the public because it’s much easier for them to be bloodthirsty.

And then, Israel’s PM is bloodthirsty themselves, so it’s all an exercise in futility anyway.
Sure, but how do you balance the time between that needed for recovery from a Carington-level event, and leaving it too long such that the adversary has taken out your silos and subs?
There is a built in web GUI (experimental), and I also found the RcloneBrowser project that looks helpful when a GUI is handy.

https://kapitainsky.github.io/RcloneBrowser/

https://github.com/rclone/rclone-webui-react
My guess is higher manufacturing cost.

Assumption: manufacturing batteries in a different form factor is a significant cost driver - a big slice of the manufacturing cost pie (the other being common raw materials). Powerwall is lower volume, therefore doesn’t leverage manufacturing economies of scale as effectively as the Model 3, making it significantly more expensive to manufacture (hypothesis; I haven’t done the math).
> musl does not provide any preprocessor macro to tell you what libc you're using.

> And it has so many weird quirks that you need to work around.

I was under the impression that musl stuck closely to the standard, and glibc frequently did its own thing, so 1. it's not musl that's quirky, 2. if you need to detect something, just detect glibc.
Since just after world war 2, most world's currencies were backed by USD which was backed by gold, due to the fact that any country could redeem their dollar reserves for gold at a pegged rate. In 1971 the US broke that agreement, known as the Bretton Woods agreement, and stopped redeeming USD for gold to other countries. So the currencies devalued at least as fast as USD from that point, which explains the same income declines.

I wouldn't be so quick to call government spending a different ledger. Governments borrow to spend, they tax to rein in devaluation of their currency, as per modern monetary theory. When they borrow they print money, and a significant chunk of international debt is denominated in USD, so such debt would see a real term devaluation as the federal reserve expands the money supply. This would show up as price inflation for goods and services purchased by the government, inelastic goods and services would plausably show an increase as a percentage of total spending.
That is a common misconception. RedHat doesn't own Fedora. It sponsors it and is a major contributor, but it can't do to it what it did to CentOS.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedora_Project
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I think you can also just put in a fake Microsoft account (or a valid account but incorrect password), and after checking that the credentials are no good, the setup wizard will give you the option to create a local account.
The Synthstrom Deluge (even more expensive, around $1200) has an isomorphic keyboard mode which is a lot of fun to play.
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I have been using rclone for over two years now. Typically, I run cron to copy any new files in the directories that are most important to me.
The combination of rclone and B2 storage is quite effective, especially considering its ease of use and cost efficiency.
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This coincides nicely with the thoughts of my psychoanalyst. I think our first exposures to the world shape our whole experience of reality. My parents got divorced and my mum left when I was 2 and now I’m 29 and my entire life so far has had the underlying deep fear of being abandoned and not being good enough. Last year that came to a head and I had a year long depressive breakdown. I think I’m ready to start working again but I’m sure I’ll be dealing with the outcomes of my parents divorce for my whole life simply because it happened so early. When I was a kid I was glad it happened when I was young as teenagers around me were going through it and experiencing great pain, but now I realise they were very lucky!
Exactly!

I was about to come up with a similar analogy.

The horrific example is Auto Makers charging each time you drive or take a passenger in your car.

Or how about charging to use a Sofa every time a customer sits on it because you licensed the fabric! LOL

Where will it end!

At this point Apple are inhibiting the growth and vitality of our Capitalist Democracies and we need to resolve this issue.

I’m an Apple share holder and all-in on the Apple eco system, and even I can agree that none of this is healthy.
My dad has holes under the window for the water to roll off when you clean it. Those holes let in cold and hot air readily. He doesn't even wash the windows. It's a really bad design for what you're saying
Bluetooth, Safari, and Photos bugs. It's like things often get into a broken state and I have to restart the phone to fix them.

I've been writing software for 28 years. I can tell Apple is bad at it. iOS or 1st-party apps are the buggiest software I use on most days of my life.
No, it is just a challenge. You are Frodo, you can destroy the Ring
This will only increase worldwide. We are moving from a demand driven to a supply driven grid, as predicted years ago by people like Amory Logins etc.

Especially because in most countries the actual cost of electricity is only a small fraction of the actual price. If you can use rooftop solar to charge your car it's several times cheaper.
Music feels like such a powerful mysterious thing. Awesome to see it can change the brain.
> As this population is heavily 'startup' and 'make a big dent' oriented,

Thanks. I have, or had, no idea, not even up to zero, why my comment was flagged.

Uh, on your point about startups, gee, early on in my post I mentioned that also

===>>> I <<<===

was doing a startup based on the Internet. Sooooo, I should be regarded as also

> big dent' oriented

and a member of the club, at least with attitudes of the club.

I'm not a joiner of clubs: In high school I was not getting a lot of invitations to clubs and gave up then.
Uh, there's the old joke "Any club that would have me as a member I wouldn't want to join." But at least, no way, was I suggesting that Kahn was getting ripped off or that the billionaire founders were guilty of some transgression.

On facial expressions, tone of voice, body language, I wasn't at the head of the class on those and regarded them as poor quality information.

Here at the risk of rubbing more fur the wrong way are some old sayings:

Girls pay attention to people. Boys pay attention to things.

Girls work hard to learn how to please people. Boys work hard to learn how to do things.

It is not 100% this way, but, warning, if try to change either of these two, may encounter difficulties beyond overcoming or prior expectation -- take this as a grand understatement. Some of my evidence is 6 feet under.

E.g., there is the movie Armageddon where a daughter tells her father that she was more mature (or some such) than him when she was 10 years old -- in my experience that's not unrealistic!

Now, back to facial expressions, tone of voice, ...: Girls can do a lot better than boys at making that input quality information.
As someone that was into Casio smartwatches back into the day, after they lose their novelty, all what most people want is knowing time.

I got a basic Amazfit model now, besides time, I only care about SMS notifications and having it vibrate on calls.

A single charge lasts around a month.
You think Osama was happy? The man was clearly very, very angry about something, and I doubt it was inheriting a bunch of money.
Is it difficult to extract the video _then_ send it to the investigators? Directly? Blaming their internet connection in the meeting for the missing video is like blaming the dog for eating the homework.
I really don't know what you're getting at, no.
thanks for the idea of looking an npmjs stats

https://npmtrends.com/mssql-vs-mysql-vs-mysql2-vs-pg

I was kind of expecting pg usage to be higher compared to mssql in the node world but i did not expect mssql and mysql to be so relatively close.
Buy upward momentum, and sell downward momentum.
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The whole discussion is not very useful. There are sounds in Spanish that don’t exist in English and things that are just weird. And it’s the same the other way around. Not to mention, the same word can sound different with different Spanish accents, so which one should be used? There is nothing wrong with people adapting words from other languages or pronouncing them their way.

Besides, it’s cute when they try, but it’s not like most English people can pronounce French, either.
I tried that but unfortunately it made me way more negative and suicidal
The Amazfit GTR4 is also quite nice, with a crisp display, multiple physical buttons, and weeks of battery life. However I found it became unpaired from my phone every week or so, and I didn't feel awesome about entrusting my GPS-based location to a company that I don't know/trust. I also wanted better music controls via the physical buttons, which it didn't really do well.

How did you hack the BIP, and what did you do with it then?
80’s, it seemed every coed had legit experimented. Which they always wanted to bring up but never wanted to fufill every guys fantasy.

They were also smart and knew the gay bars had better music and wouldn’t have to deal with the bros. Being dude chaperone wasn’t super fun but I knew all the bartenders by then so they gave me drinks and kept me on the quarantine stool.
React makes it easier for more people to build complex systems; there was no problem doing it before though if you treated frontend in the same category as the backend; hard technical vs some kind of art.
min creator here :)

min does not have a C FLI essentially because it has a "Nim FLI". It is really easy to add new symbols to the language using a Nim API (which is also used internally to define all symbols of the language).

See https://min-lang.org/learn-extending/ for more info. Maybe I should generate some Nim docs for the public API though... but it's really easy to use, and you can check the lib folder of the repo for examples: https://github.com/h3rald/min/tree/master/minpkg/lib
They have to be religious fanatics because that’s all they have to cling to. If I’m going to fight a losing battle against a grossly superior enemy I also want to believe that I’ll end up in paradise for it.

You might note that that brand of fanaticism goes down rapidly in countries that have high standards of living.
My Garmin Fenix 7 Solar happily crosses the 20-25d mark, depending on usage.

I have most features enabled though, using it as "just a watch" (which is what the tunable battery saver mode is, which I used a fee times in a bind) it turns 2d remaining into 1w+, so I would not be surprised if it would turn the 20-25d into 50-75d ballpark, possibly more.

Instinct Solar and Crossover Solar seem to give the above a run with much longer times, a friend is getting a Crossover this month because of that. Unfortunately if the claim is true he's not going to be able to report success for a looong time...
Not true, all the mac operating systems before OSX were flaming bags of dog shit. Win 2000 was significantly better than any of them
My parents have been on Fedora for years, through numerous version upgrades, without a single problem.

I taught my mum to just trust the 'install updates' prompts and it's been fine.

Of course I took care in buying a computer with complete driver coverage. It's a Beelink mini PC with Ryzen 7 processor and graphics.
Sorry to hear that.. I'm not sure how your set, setting and dosage was, but it also seems like most psychedelics aren't good for people with schizophrenia, bipolar and suicidal tendencies. It's definitely not for everyone.
English also constructs compound words out of Greek or Latin roots. For example “television” is a technology for seeing things that are happening far away (i.e. in a broadcasting studio); the German word is “Fernsehen”, which would be cognate to “Far-sight”, which is what “television” means. And sometimes we even have an Anglo-Saxon compound word alongside an etymologically equivalent compound word with classical roots, such as “manslaughter” and “homicide”.
It really highlights the amazing security level of one time pads, that they can be comfortably doing secret announcements on a public radio channel with provably perfect security. (Assuming an adequate PRNG--for such small messages they could easily be using a hardware PRNG; I wonder.) Only issue is that you have to have all of your recipients keep track (and not leak) a pad that is at least as long as the data you intend to send.
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We used .dev before google registered it so we migrated to another paid domain so we don't need to pay huge amount per year to google
Zoozve is definitely a better name than 2002-VE
> There are so many alternatives to Apple products that if I wanted that kind of platform, it already exists and can be chosen!

Oh yeah so many alternatives, there's Android with an identical business model and hmmm ... yeah that's many already!
But see that's exactly the point. It's much easier for developers to support the majority browser, and that's what they do. MS did lots of shitty things to ensure that once IE was the majority browser it stayed there, but no one seems to remember that it was in the IE4+5 era a faster and more capable browser than netscape. It was only once they got there, and once people started making IE only sites that they were able to then leverage that position to ensure they remained there.

Saying you can use non-chrome versions of blink is entirely moot: if every site requires and is only tested in chrome, then privacy filters in literally every non-chrome engine or blink wrapper is moot because sites will break (cynically I'd guess first breakage would be blink based engines - or UA strings - on google sites). Saying "they're the same engine so they're equivalent" is nonsense. If you use a privacy-preserving blink wrapper then it's disabling a bunch of the chrome-only features that webkit and gecko don't implement, and it's blocking a bunch of tracking mechanisms that chrome uses to support google's revenue. Both restrictions in a non-chrome blink wrapper will cause sites to fail, and we know this is the case because there are already sites that fail in safari and Firefox due to those privacy protections, even though developers know there's a major (? still not sure if this is actually true in the EU) platform where testing a non-chrome browser should be required.
Mr Stoll internationally traced a KGB-affiliated hacker when almost nobody had heard of the internet[0], more or less invented the long-game honeypot to catch him, and testified at his trial.

One hopes “the community” listened at least as much to him, considering the internet security community apparently was hardly worth a damn before all this happened.

[0] and was, coincidentally, basically the first person to use the term “The Internet” (proper noun, emphasis on The) in widely read non-fiction, outside of a training manual and research document or two.
Agile coaches who never wrote a single line of code. Blockchain people. Coding bootcamps and content/course creators promising unrealistic timelines to developer jobs. Pretty much anyone talking like they just made OVER-9000-DOLLARS(!!!) in a week with ChatGPT/Midjourney/Bitcoin/affiliate marketing/whatever the latest fad is. To lesser degree consumer grade VPN companies.
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Side loading on Android is just a legal argument in courts, its made too complicated for normal users to use it.
This. I don't think most educational content on YouTube is worth remembering (or the best way to spend your time in the first place).

So I'd be cautious about an app that helps you memorize the contents of said videos. You might end up with a lot of superficial, clickbaity pieces of knowledge.
I’ve had a Xiaomi phone and it was the worst crap I’ve ever had.

I can understand somebody compares a pixel to an iPhone… but the only advantage of a cheap/low tier android phone is that…. They’re cheap.
I found ChatGPT to be particularly good at these kinds of things - in most cases, it just knows what I'm talking about, despite very vague hints.

And that part just blows my mind. Sure, LLMs can do fancy things these days, but the fact that a model, stored in some disk in a finite space, disconnected from the index of the web, can know so much about so many things blows my mind.
No, they use a proxy to a virtual private server. Depending on the nature of the proxy and exit node, it may have a uniquely bad reputation, or is collateral damage from other bad actors in that cloud service.

Here is the FCC Complaint Center: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us
The NYT article is a lot better and has additional key details (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/25/technology/cruise-crash-r... or https://archive.ph/GLYF6):

> During Quinn Emanuel’s review, the employees who had met with the D.M.V. disagreed about whether the company had shown the complete video to regulators. The bigger problem was that Cruise didn’t tell regulators about what had happened, the law firm said.

> “We were lucky they didn’t pick up on the dragging,” one employee said a participant in the D.M.V. meeting had said afterward.
There are plenty of non commercial, non enterprise ELN system. With all their down sides, they are all pretty similar and relatively easy to use (they could use better UI but that's often a problem in research). I think it's almost completely a cultural problem
This is busywork. Countries that value efficiency shut down similar operations decades ago. Oil rich country pouring money to military doesn't ask "is this still useful", and the people working on it have no motivation explain their superiors that their own job is useless. Either you end up without job or you are reassigned to attack some village in Ukraine...
Except it’s absolutely not if managed appropriately.

If they’re behaving that way unannounced then yeah, it’s not good but if the manager is aware then all that’s needed is “hey team, Andy is on the spectrum and prefers to work this way. Please try to accommodate, any issues let me know”

Those requirements aren’t challenging to meet for a coworker.
On seeing the link test I automatically amended it to

> ChatGPT "knows" things that Google doesn't

reading through it seems like that was probably correct. That said OpenAI could have fed it a book that's not on the internet. However I'm not sure why this guy didn't ask the bot for a source! Not that I'm bothering to do that either ;)
There is no equivalent to the Spanish /j/ in French. Besides, the -e ending instead of the Spanish -a should tell you that it has been adapted and is used as a loanword, a French word of Spanish origin, not a Spanish word.

Spanish itself is full of loanwords, particularly from Arabic, which are not pronounced like in Arabic either (which Arabic, anyway?)

There is no better or worse, there are just words that travel across languages.
The idea that iOS has been a negative for developers is a hilarious one. Funny that all those poor developers choose to develop on iOS before android because that’s where the money is.
This guy wrote book in 1989. There is a section, where he asks some NSA guy about project Echolon, and if they recorded some phone call he needs for investigation. 25 years before Snowden! Always cracks me up :)
"However, I would appreciate if startups just cut the crap about socially concerned goals."

While I like to maintain that there are start-ups with genuine society-improving aspirations (in addition to the goals of surviving and making profit), perhaps we could use a term "mission washing" to accompany Morozov's concept of "solutionism".
> Which is ironic, considering that the App Store is likely one of the largest malware distribution vectors on the planet.

Sorry but the actual statistics from mobile security companies that track this stuff show otherwise. From Nokia's Threat Intelligence Report 2020 (https://pages.nokia.com/T005JU-Threat-Intelligence-Report-20...):

Among smartphones, Android devices are the most commonly targeted by malware. Android devices were responsible for 26.64% of all infections, Windows/PCs for 38.92%, IoT devices for 32.72% and only 1.72% for iPhones.

Android malware infections are an order of magnitude higher compared to iPhones.

(I tried to look for data from more recent years but iPhones don't show up in the reports after 2020.)
Haha, thanks for the insightful comic
There are already vastly better, available worldwide time sync radio signals that are fit for this purpose.
“Knows” is such a useless word now; we have debased it by using it loosely in non-AI code contexts so now we can’t sensibly debate whether a non-sentient thing can “know” anything.
How about Modern for Hacker News: https://www.modernhn.com/ - available for both Gecko and Chromium-based browsers.

There's also a Wikipedia version: https://www.modernwiki.app/ - tho now it just slightly redefines already modernized interface that was released months ago
Hybrid inverters have auto shutoff (islanding I think?) so you can merge the grid power with your solar power and there is no difference when the grid is down. Off the shelf, installed, and magically works. It acts as a glorified whole house UPS.

Solar is one of those areas where there is a lot of bad info floating around promoted by installers and certain manufacturers (ahem Victron).
You forgot the final line of your argument:

“…so we should use the government to force people to build that product I just dreamt up, rather than the one they want to build.”
Very often the juveniles have had the snip so I wonder if that’s the inflection point.
Apple has been pushing dynamic libraries for a while, but now realized that they really like static linking better. The result is they found a way to convert dynamic libraries into static ones for release builds, while keeping them dynamic for debug builds: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/configuring-...
Seems like (at least to stack exchange) it's not true:

https://literature.stackexchange.com/questions/26108/did-vol...
You need an anti Hamas Palestinian force that credibly fights against Hamas and has the support of the Palestinians but it is too late for that now.
I just tested, and it does not: after merging https://github.com/ZN3val/testrepo/pull/1, https://github.com/progval/testrepo/pull/2 is not updated.
Because the detachable sprayer is like a foot higher.
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