skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I just don't get it. Why bother?

The "mask on the chin" allows one to quickly pull up the mask to cover the face, at the cost of potentially contaminating the inside of the mask (which then touches the face). The "mask not covering the nose" might be a badly fitted mask slipping down, or it might be the same case as the "mask on the chin" (allowing one to quickly pull up the mask to also cover the nose).
Honeypots vs. Canary Infra
when you search spacex on x, you are presented the official account first.

when i searched spacex on multiple youtube apps this morning, i couldn't even find the official spacex account after going through pages of menus.
In most countries it's still possible, but Apple announced to remove this feature¹, then announced it's not removing it b/c the EU told them it's not going to accept that or so. I've lost count by now.

In any case, it's possible, but with very little effort, could be far easier than managing native apps even. But alas, that's a threat to a business model of Apple, so not going to happen unless forced, as

¹ https://9to5mac.com/2024/02/15/ios-17-4-web-apps-european-un...
Overture Maps Parquet Files Now Ordered by Location
Aside from what afiori said, I do tend to think that it's not really necessary to have a post at this point. However, not having a post is slightly different to having one where we (hopefully) agree that it's too early to really discuss. In this way, the post is somewhat useful as a "nothing to see here, move along" notice, but not really as a discussion.
Judge rules Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto
You're whitewashing at least the WWII era. The Czecho-Slovak government capitulated pretty quickly after Germany's demands, ..., and the country was used to support Germany's was efforts. TBH, they did not receive a whole lot of support from their prior allies, to say the least, ahead of the capitulation.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Czechoslovak_Republic

As an aside, hopefully the relative lack of support for Ukraine does not have similar outcomes. There are some significant similarities between the two.
Here's a third option: the five month old anonymous HN account claiming to know what the H2 designers were thinking of is wrong. How would you compare the likelihood of that to your two options?

The main problem you're talking of is head of line blocking due to packet loss. But packet loss as a congestion signal is nowhere near as common as people think, and that was already the case during the original SPDY design window. End-user networks had mostly been set up to buffer rather than drop. (I know this for an absolute fact, because I spent that same time window building and deploying TCP optimization middleboxes to mobile networks. And we had to pivot hard on the technical direction due to how rare packet loss turned out to be on the typical mobile network). The real problem with networks of the time was high and variable latency, which was a major problem for H1 (due to no pipelining) even with the typical use of six concurrent connections to the same site.

Second, what you're missing is that even a marginal improvement would have been worth massive amounts of money to the company doing the protocol design and implementation. (Google knows exactly how much revenue every millisecond of extra search latency costs). So your "marginally better" cut isn't anywhere near as incisive as you think. It also cuts the other way: if SPDY really had been making those metrics worse like one would expect from your initial claims about H2 performing worse than H1, it would not have launched. It would not have mattered one bit whether the team designing the protocol wanted it deployed for selfish reasons, they would not have gotten launch approval for something costing tens or hundreds of millions in lost revenue due to worse service.

Third, you're only concerned with the downside of H2. In particular HPACK compression of requests was a really big deal given the asymmetrically slow uplink connections of the time, and fundamentally depends on multiplexing all the requests over the same connection. So then it's a tradeoff: when deciding whether to multiplex all the traffic over a single connection, is the higher level of vulnerability to packet loss (in terms of head of line blocking, impact on the TCP congestion window) worth the benefits (HPACK, only needing to do one TLS handshake)?
T+37: Seems a little turny-aroundy in orbit there

and a bit "small-pieces-falling-offy"

Still, good job getting it there

T+43: seems to be turning around a bit too much for something thats got heat shields on one side and is about to re-enter

T+45: flaps moved, maybe that is supposed to get it the right way round, I get it now - it uses the flaps to orient for re-entry

T+46: the little bits of debris must be tiles coming off

T+46: flap glowing red, can see plasma (edit: spacex tweeted a video of this bit, its quite something https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/1768279990368612354
note the camera position moves because the camera is on one of the forward flaps)

T+47: "biggest flying object ever in space" uh-oh

T+47: serious re-entry flames

T+48: loss of signal

T+54: still no signal

T+62: saying they lost signal via starlink and TDRS at same time so maybe that was the end of it

T+65: confirmed lost during re-entry

T+67: the presenters all eat a large pie. each.
I think the issue is that number 5 is not true, at least not in a direct way.

Look at any family of 3+ siblings. Intelligence tends to vary significantly despite having the same parents.
How could he be 'very rational' and also 'threaten people to become his friends'?
It's not a even Southern thing for most people working office jobs and many other common jobs.
This is true economically, but the unelected authoritarian Chinese Communist Party still has control over content and communications in those companies and their products.

Specifically relevant. Chinese Communist Party allows content on TikTok in US that is not allowed on TikTok in China.
If you look at any right leaning pundit online you'd see substantial instances of violence against the right. Look at Andy Ngo's Feed.

1924 preceded McCarthyism by 3 decades.

I conceded that the stonings did happen against Black people and I didn't know.
why would anybody discovering a bug report it to youtube/HN?
Good points, but sometimes it's better for the organization to assign a less productive employee to a certain task for the sake of cross training. Petty Officer Schmuckatelli won't be around forever and so you need to have a capable backup.
Agree strongly with this. If nothing else, just the way we engage with music should at least be _considered_. It's fine to use it as background if that works for you, but it's not the only way and for people who want to intentionally listen to music many of the paradigms offered by streaming services and devices are all wrong.
I certainly don't speak for the nanos project, but in my mind this was a key reason for even doing this work. That we could write an adaption layer that would hoist the world as we know it off the sandpile and put it someplace else where things made more sense.

its a shipping container, an adaption jig, an invitation to rethink the world underneath without insisting that anyone rewrite anything.
I use a Safari extension to add my own CSS and edited a Stylish package that already existed to update the design a bit. On iOS and iPadOS I use Hack. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hack-for-hacker-news-reader/id...
Photographic proof that while money may not be able to buy a munchkin love, it can buy a pretty good substitute.
As a Brit I celebrate it on the 3rd day of the 14th month
That's not quite true. The Constitution protects residents and arguably visitors.
Though on the matter of Lance Armstrong, well, tons of others, in the same races, did the same things.
Can you be more specific? Which ones do you believe were serious?
I thought this fad of building identity on labels was dying down ? I have no idea if her diagnosis is right - doesn't sound pathological/needing a diagnosis.

Reading trough the article I don't feel I've gained any practical insights - just reads like someone trying to sound interesting by putting a label on themselves and explaining how it fits them.
Partly right:

https://theconversation.com/are-rich-people-more-intelligent...
I work at Chainguard, happy to answer any questions!
Oh, I'm certain that Musk would have a problem with that too.
Again, because there is no official SpaceX feed on YouTube, they deleted it. Can you link to the channel you think you should be seeing?

To be clear: if you search for "SpaceX" on Google, you get the corporate website as the first link and the Twitter account as the second. But YouTube has nothing to show you, by SpaceX's choice.
Celexa does wonders for this
> After years of study, intensive therapy and earning a Ph.D. in psychology, I can say that sociopaths aren’t “bad” or “evil” or “crazy.” We simply have ...

Holy moral vacuum, Batman. That is not true, at all. First, psychology doesn't do ethics. It tries (not very well, I may add) to find causes for behavior, emotions, feelings, and social and cognitive processes. But it doesn't justify nor condemn those. Second, stabbing someone with a pencil is bad. The person who does that is bad. Sure, they can redeem themselves, but then they still were bad when they did so.

The "we simply have..." part of the sentence is like saying "people with a low iq aren't dumb, they only have a harder time understanding complex issues". It's self-absolving bollocks.
Why would you need such a stack?
Article is analyzing unidirectional fobs, HackRF is half duplex so you could easily capture and analyze and/or replay the signal.
Only additional thing you need is a PC.

One thing to consider is that the payload will be encrypted so you wont be really able to tell apart what is the rolling code.
Hopefully fobs have stronger encryption so collecting enough sniffs and analyzing is insufficient (looking at tesla with their 64bit encryption, hopefully they upgraded).

Honda replay myth mentioned in the article is BS, it was popularized by ppl faking a simple replay attack while doing a more complicated one. If you record the fob command and the car never receives it, of course you can immidiatly after replay it to the car and car will accept it since RC is valid. But if you're sniffing while car is receiving it, RC gets updated.
If Honda didn't have RC, it would have been far worse than the KIA boys (overriding immobilizer protection and hotwiring the car) issue that did a lot of damage to KIA in US.
How is spending 10 minutes to eat a sandwich and drink some milk while sitting at your desk child abuse?
Orbit is when you drop an apple off a dining room table - it’s just a very crappy orbit.

“On orbit” typically means in a stable orbit around a body - but in the case of starship, it could have been on orbit, the delta v is more than sufficient, but that’s an unsafe configuration if you don’t know your engines will relight.
> Frequently the situation is more symmetric

Not at all. Usually the person asking has some need and the person answering does not. Seems a bit entitled to complain that the person answering provided the anser they though would best help you instead of the answer you wanted.
HTTP/2 works quite well in practice though, both in browsers and for custom RPC protocols. Certainly better than HTTP/1.1.
> He's not hurting anybody.

Well he did insist that other members of his team also take EPO, HGH, blood transfusions (occasionally with bad blood), etc.

We don't know what the long term affects of that will be but he certainly wasn't thinking of health of his staff.

He also destroyed Greg LeMond's career for exposing him.
> overall reliability, UI usability, latency and performance

is this just a rose-tinted gut feel, or do you have actual data?
>don't start any new stories, wait until they next sprint officially started

I think there's room for this kind of thinking, if the end of sprint is tied to a release, and spare capacity gets redirected to helping complete existing stories (both those things need to be true). I've never been in a team that did that though so I don't know how well that would work in practice.
Only after GNAT came to be, note that besides Ada Core, there are other six vendors still in business, with the typical defence contract prices, hardly easy to get hobbists that way.
The difference being is that electricians are certified by a real and reputable body and manufacturers don’t get to pick and choose.

No doubt they will weaponise this ability
It might help to describe how I employ this. I own the build and infra for a fairly large monorepo, and I moved all of the deps to Nix. I have a few ways to source/build things:

- A bare image with just Nix can pull the deps from a cache.

- A pre-built image contains the deps from the latest push to default branch and nothing else.

I do not maintain a separate repo for this. Part of my CI is building and caching the paths. And then CD is building and pushing the image, which the CI has verified as working. This requires using a mutable tag, but you could also have the CD process auto-update the tag if this is not an option.

You're correct that this doesn't save you from having to get the same amount of data to the same place, but the image repo can usually be cached more advantageously for whatever is pulling images, so it should be considerably faster overall.
A large part of Švejk’s humor comes from the multilingual nature of the Austro-Hungarian empire at that time.

The common soldiers speak Czech amongst themselves, German to the commanding officers, and a drunken old Polish colonel butchers both languages while giving them a pep talk.

There are also miscommunications with Hungarians and Tatars.

Central Europe is heavily multicultural and multilingual, even in 1914, but there are still strong national identities; because of, not despite.
Isn't that just whataboutism applied in the wrong direction?

Like two young siblings, "she hit me so I get to hit her back!"
Here's my simplified way of thinking about equality at times - let's say you've worked hard all your life and have saved $2.5 million dollars - quite a nice sum. I just looked and Bill Gates stands at $128 billion. So 51,200 times more money. Do you think Bill Gates worked 51,200 times harder? Is he 51,200 times smarter? Better? Some level of inequality just seems inherently unjustifiable. I have no specific quarrel with Gates; insert any other filthy rich person and imagine it.
> Nonetheless, it seems improbable that too many calories in and too few calories out are the cause of modern obesity.

the post itself talks about change in caloric intake and potential decrease in metabolism.

a decrease in necessary calories doesn’t change the math, just one of the variables.

seems like it still works to simplify to calories in and calories out, just don’t assume the numbers you’re handed are right. you can always measure your changes.

are there more layers to this? of course.
Anecdata, but yes, I am not the smartest sibling in my family, but one of the wealthier ones.

The "dumbest" one is potentially the wealthiest. The smartest one (hands down) is the least wealthy.

This is besides the point though. Anecdata doesn't get at what happens on average, and that's what his post is about.
Nvidia CEO says he wishes pain and suffering for students
How do I explain we made a horrible investment in AI?
Related article on frontpage:

Cloudflare mitigates AI side channel attack | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39703255
Chinese Communist Party is an authoritarian conquerer, not exactly a country or a company.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

there's always going to be an excuse if you want there to be

this is a real world situation (warts and all) where someone rewrote their whole app that had taken them two+ years to build and that was stalled with htmx in two months from a cold start w/no falloff in UX, they simplified the codebase tremendously, they improved performance in both dev & prod and it flipped their entire team to full stack, eliminating a flow bottleneck in their development process

i try to be balanced about things, outlining when hypermedia is a good choice (it was in this case) and when it isn't, but c'mon... if a more conventional reactive library showed this sort of improvement you'd be interested in learning more.

So, maybe it's worth a more serious look, despite your priors? The ideas are interesting, at least:

https://hypermedia.systems
That's how life expectancy works. It's an average of everyone's life span in the sample. If you reach age X, you've already dodged the various causes of death that affect people predominately younger than X.
It's at 26000 km/h which sufficient for orbital velocity. It looks like it's in an elliptical orbit. I guess we'll see soon if they need to do a de-orbit burn, or if the orbit just intersects the atmosphere and they use atmospheric braking?
Hypothetically if this was rephrased as "he was very rational and threatened other children to play with him and treat him like a friend" does that make sense to you?
How does this account for the ticking time bomb in the US where the majority is becoming obese and kids are overweight/obese in their early years? Seems like this damage that people are doing to their bodies is unaccounted for in these calculations...or are they?
0.86 GPA points higher during their first semester. Is that really such a massive informational advantage?
I agree. We really need pop-identity-politics to die. It's like a race to find the most obscure and irrelevant form of oppression made to distract us from actual oppression.
That's actually a hilarious example (in the "hilariously wrong" sense), because Jeffrey Snover had to accept a demotion to make PowerShell. He was told it was a useless project, not fit for someone at his level to work on, and bumped down a level when he persisted.
CHERI has hardware in the form of ARM Morello and CHERI RISC-V running FreeBSD, easily to check their claims.
It is a good question, I assume that for the overall internet the adoption percentage will always be very low. However, the sites scanned are, theoretically, the top 1M, which include a high number of established businesses and other big organizations. So, I hoped that in this "sample" the percentage would be higher.
I would say not necessarily. Attempting to understand someone that totally lacks a personality trait means that their motivation pathways could be entirely different. Un-understandable by those who do have the trait.

In this case, do something minor (stealing) to scratch the itch that, if left unscratched for long enough, could result in doing something major (violence).

It feels like a reaction to societal rules that don't make sense in their experience of the world, and so maybe the itch exists because the rule(s) seem irrational and arbitrary to them.

Or maybe the lack of empathy leaves a hole to be filled with mischief.
exactly. its an adpater that provides a short path between the applications expectations and what the VM provides.
EDIT: upon using dockerhub’s organization page for a bit, and realizing there’s no search on the organization page (I swear there was?), I now understand.

Why does the article present this bizarre set of instructions for grabbing the image instead of linking directly? You could just link your organization no?

> Getting started with Chainguard Developer Images in Docker Hub is easy. Follow these simple steps:

> Look up the Image you want.

> Select ‘Recently Updated’ from the dropdown menu on the right.

> Filter out the community images by selecting the filter ‘Verified Publisher.’

> Copy the pull command, paste it into your terminal, and you are all set.
Microsoft 365 outage in EMEA region
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No, it's not the same, for PWAs the process is much faster.

I just checked on iOS. Here's an example PWA: https://mdn.github.io/pwa-examples/a2hs/

The steps to install are (following the GP's format):

1. Visit the page

2. Press the share button in the toolbar

3. Scroll down a bit in the share panel

4. Tap "add to home screen"

5. Edit the name and click "done" (or "Add", both work)

6. Check your Home Screen and swipe to the last page

7. Finally, launch the app

All the scary warning dialogs and face ID checks are only for native apps, just as for APKs on Android.

Edit to add: hmm, it's possible there is some scary warning dialog the first time you install a PWA, and I've already skipped that, but I don't recall encountering such a thing before.
Not the 31st of April?
Unfortunate side effects: mass creation of things like this posted everywhere, new models trained on those (because AI cant copyright its own works) and the cycle continues and strengthens its own faults
https://old.reddit.com/r/askpsychology/comments/jqewhk/does_...

this person is lying, she doesn't have a PhD, she's using someone else's name
A new tiny forest of 1,000 trees is coming to NYC
Visual Studio does exactly that, yet most devs don't care until the goverment steps in.
> I asked Firefly to create images using similar prompts that got Gemini in trouble. It created Black soldiers fighting for Nazi Germany in World War II. In scenes depicting the Founding Fathers and the constitutional convention in 1787, Black men and women were inserted into roles. When I asked it to create a comic book character of an old white man, it drew one, but also gave me three others of a Black man, a Black woman and a white woman. And yes, it even drew me a picture of Black Vikings, just like Gemini.

Why would we expect Gemini or Firefly to not be able to produce these images? I can definitely sympathize with not wanting to make offensive images but there’s no way these tools could be sanitized to not produce something offensive given the right prompts. Just like how you can’t stop photoshop users from creating similar images manually.
Are moo and new supposed to be homophones of μ and ν?
Resource scarcity generally creates economic depressions, not growth. In general, something like a food shortage will cause people to freak out and try to horde whatever is left which causes commerce to start siezing up. This is why whenever it starts to happen the government comes in and injects a bunch of cash into the economy.

I have no idea what you mean by "The only demographic that provides results for their work".

Even from the perspective of creating competition for desirable outcomes, you want your workforce healthy and educated to be at their most productive. People are obviously going to be more productive when they're able to take care of themselves; they don't just stop caring about their lives once they have their most basic needs met, and even if your needs are being met, you have to continue to work to have your needs met.
Reading this reminds me of someone I was friends with in high school who quickly turned out to be absolutely insufferable to play any sort of cooperative game with.

They would take absolutely _everything_ that could be shared, and calmly and with complete conviction explain it was better off with them. They were blind to the bigger picture of quickly having nobody who would ever play with them.

Magic the Gathering at lunch was also a terrible experience with this person...
By going about it on a very analytical and methodical and rational way. Rationality is about the mechanism, not some particular moral or value content.

You might be asking "but if he was rational, couldn't he see that blackmailing is incompatible with friendship?". Well, if he wanted the trappings of friendship (having a friend group, playmates, hanging out and so on), and not some "genuine bonding", it's not that incompatible.
Orbit is mostly about speed, not about height. Going straight up and down doesn't count, even if you pass the height that some orbital vehicles attain.

This vehicle is actually going orbital speed, but not quite orbital height (or rather, it's in an "orbit" that has a very eccentric elliptical shape that would cause it to hit the atmosphere on its way back around; it'd be well above a typical orbital height at apogee, though).