skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Looks nice, I selfhosted https://github.com/wekan/wekan for a while, which is a MIT licensed heavily Trello-inspired alternative, does someone know both Wekan and Plankanban and can tell their differences?
> I did have someone try to take it over about a decade ago

I either didn't have mine linked to a recovery email or lost access to that email account. Tried to get back into the account somewhere in the aughts but no longer knew the password, and thus was out of luck. But then I discovered some years later that someone else had taken it over, as it was associated with some Russian thing. Oh well.
Tech Job Seekers Without AI Skills Face a New Reality: Low Salaries, Fewer Roles
how secure is MS-DOS 6.22 though. sure, there's no networking access, but is the code secure in other ways? what kind of code was just never exposed to fully reveal how fragile they were? there has always been software slightly less fragile than a house of cards. people were just much less incentivized to poke them the way they are today
If this were the case, then the remediation is to promote better awareness about depreciation and factoring it into net profit calculation. Then, once drivers realize that depreciation is a thing, Uber and Lyft would see drivers quitting en masse when they realize they're not making as much money as they thought - if what you are saying is true, that is.

But the reality is Uber and Lyft drivers aren't idiots and do indeed realize that depreciation exists. This strikes me a quite a condescending take, that Uber and Lyft drivers aren't smart enough to o take wear and tear on their vehicles into account.
See my comment about this on another response.
Same for me, that's why I did this after finding out this research paper. With the proper compiler settings and small tricks you can remove some parts and already end up faster than the interpreter (because you remove some branches and a few memory accesses) and it's even possible to create "super-stencils" covering typical opcodes series and optimizing them further. Or the opposite, "sub-stencils" in order to do some loop unrolling for instance.
They also publish books: https://a.co/d/dY4a2Ta

This link is for an older boxed set, but you can buy them individually from Amazon too.
Doesn’t chip fabrication require enormous amounts of water? How’s that going to play out when India is expected to start facing serious water availability issues?
normally id be pretty unmoved seeing microsoft pander in-browser. For the last thirty years their strategy has been to "dominate" browsers by hook or by crook.

This ones really unique in that microsoft not only doesnt acknowledge they were the ones who changed your browsers search setting without your consent, but have the brass to threaten to disable the plugin you installed entirely if you dont let them take over your browsers search option (wallpapers and the entirety of bing search? really?) So what we're admitting is the entire guise of a plugin was a thinly veiled excuse to steamroll my search setting to begin with?

Clearly the solution here is to mark the bing plugin as malware until corrective action is taken to respect browser settings in the first place.
It was very satisfying to live through and now reflect back on. :-)
I'd argue being able to affect the bottom line is not nothing (especially if you compare the wealth difference between you and the company), and the source of what allows you to negotiate salary hikes, for example.
I honestly think people forget how bad taxis were in general before Uber. In many places people just didn't use them because they were considered unreliable, expensive, and dangerous. Taxi companies had a reputation of being scummy. Now a lot of taxi companies have decided to be better, and it's largely due to pressure from Uber

Uber, for all its faults, is the classic example of "disruption". Now great taxi experiences are the new normal
You know, you choose to be this bitter and critical. That's a choice.

I decided I wanted to be less angry at the people around me, to be somebody who didn't respond with anger unnecessarily. I wanted to be somebody better able to handle criticism. I wanted to be more emotionally/psychologically stable, and be less co-dependent in my relationships. I wanted to get over my social anxiety and become more comfortable around other people. I wanted to finally start a career in software development for money and stability.

These are all things I've achieved to a large degree, and it's made a huge difference in my quality of life. Yes, I have other goals now, but does that negate the value in achieving my previous goals? No. Achieving my previous goals means that I'm in a better place now to achieve other goals that can further improve my life.
This is essentially what the mafia security rackets use. Maybe they should reword their modals to say "it's be a real shame if something were to happen since you didn't update like we suggested"
Show HN: A "Geo Guesser" for chess – can you guess the evaluation?
I built this over the weekend -- you guess the computer evaluation (aka who is winning and by how much) - closest score wins. Can you make it onto the daily leaderboard?
I don't fully disagree (lots of people never change) but I've experienced (what appear to me at least) to be significant changes to my behavior that have now been sustained for a long period of time (many years). How can you square your comment with people like me who seem to have done it? Am I mistaken on actually changing, like it's all environment or something?
Having to take a pill every few weeks seems like a major impediment to use. I could see certain hikers or forestry workers taking these pills but for your average few weekends a season camper, this isn’t the right solution given the cadence with which you need to take the pill.

What about the vaccine that was near approval a few decades ago?
Must've used the twitch chat dataset
I have a very basic Firebase question: are most of the apps described in this post implemented entirely as statically hosted client-side JavaScript with no custom server-side code at all - the backend is 100% a hosted-by-Google Firebase configuration?

If so, I hadn't realized how common that architecture had become for sites with millions of users.
What, this isn’t about async &mut self?
How the New NIST 2.0 Guidelines Help Detect SaaS Threats
Thank you! Means a lot, helps us keep going.
This means you get less money for it and can't survive due to the lesser revenue.
> Well, it was correct code, as it was working,

I haven’t checked this case, but that’s not valid logic in general. For example, code that writes out of bounds data can be ‘working’, yet read from or write to unallocated memory, but then break when a new OS release changes the memory allocator or changes the size of some allocations.

Another example are broken checks for features. If, instead of checking whether the OS or CPU supports feature ‘foo’, you check for ‘version ≥ magic_number’, assuming every OS/CPU will after that will support the feature, your program code can stop working when that assumption turns out to be incorrect.

The code was broken all the time, though.
It sure does. And it's still a problem today.
Very excited for Cranelift for debug builds to speed up development iteration - in particular for WASM/Frontend Rust where iteration speed is competing with the new era of Rust tooling for JS which lands in the sub 1 second builds sometimes (iteration speed in Frontend is crucial).

Sadly, it does not yet support ARM macOS, so us M1-3 users will have to wait a bit :/
Etherpad v2.0 Released
Tick tubes. Permethrin sprayed directly will kill every beneficial insect as well and will just wash away after the first rain.

Tick tubes are toilet paper rolls filled with permethrin soaked cotton balls. Rodents collect the cotton balls to use as nesting material which kills the nymph ticks that live on them before they can mature into adults. You put then out in early spring and again in summer. You can either make them yourself (much cheaper) or buy them ready made.
I have never had an experience like this with a taxi in any city
It's called permethrin.

Kills ticks but also kills cats, so be careful. I have heard that once it is dry, it isn't a threat to your little furry friend, but I still won't risk it.
Yeah, well, sorry, I should have been more explicit here: the issue is with PostgreSQL, not LLVM. The JIT compiler has to inject direct memory addresses, making the generated code specific to your query and process.
"...let your desired future self be the thing predicting your current behavior — not your past" - really well said. But it's important to know the person you are now to become the person you wanna be
There's also the question if "readable" means just seeing the pixels as opposed to recognizing the glyph. Some people may just consider the recognizing the edges of the glyph as enough to consider it as being read but readability is strongly related to the ability to understand the text and its meaning.

The lower case letters can mostly be read just in context. Looking at the characters here [0] 'g' is just a vertical solid rectangle and 's' is two diagonal pixels. 'W' looks more like an 'M' than the actual M letter.

[0] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Michaelangel007/nanofont3x...
At the same time you have no car crashes or other post-industrial dangers.
Scenarios in which it's better to have cash than to not have cash abound. The risk is nil, so I personally don't need odds in the billions to justify keeping cash on hand.

A fender bender can mess up your day or weekend plans just as much as a 200-car pileup of flaming hazmat trailers - and the minor events occur far more frequently.
The thing is, MOND was for a long time the preferred option, for basically all the same reasons a scientifically-literate layman would prefer it. The only reason DM is generally the more popular option amongst physicists is because it's beaten out the other theories at explaining the data (and it's not like it's universal: as can be seen by this paper there are many credible scientists still exploring and advocating for the idea, even if they are the minority). What I think gets tiring is people looking at it without that much depth (and pop-sci articles are a puddle) and then jumping to the conclusion that the majority of scientists are wrong because obviously MOND-type theories are a more appealing option. They would be, if they worked well enough. DM itself still has problems with some observations. It's not settled, but it's not going to get settled by a bunch of internet comments.
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Yeah, funny how that works.

Services as time goes on makes making websites easier, and abstracts more stuff, which makes devs oblivious to what they have to configure.
Ketamine as a Possible Moderator of Hypnotizability: A Feasibility Study
> This pilot study explored the feasibility of using ketamine to increase hypnotizability scores. Ketamine, classified as a dissociative hallucinogen, is used clinically as an anesthetic in high doses and as a treatment for chronic pain and depression in lower doses. Low dose ketamine can contribute to dissociation and heightened perceptions and feelings of detachment, arguably hypnotic-like states. The authors predicted that a low dose of ketamine in healthy volunteers who scored in the low hypnotizable range on the Stanford Clinical Hypnotizability Scale would report an increase in subjective ratings of dissociation and demonstrate an increase in hypnotizability. The findings were in the predicted direction, warranting further investigation into the use of this agent to increase hypnotizability.
> with the proviso that you’re trusting the CA cabal to not let someone else spoof you

And keep in mind that usually, the user has ultimate control over the "CA cabal". Since the user is the antagonist in the world of DRM, relying only on HTTPS might not be the best idea.

But then again, the whole effort of preventing the user from doing what they want on hardware and an OS they have total control over might not be the best idea in general.
India has an area of 1,269,219 square miles.

Water Availability is a local issue largely isolated to the Deccan Plateau (Telangana, interior Andhra Pradesh/Rayalseema, interior Karnataka, interior Tamil Nadu, interior Maharashtra, southern Madhya Pradesh) and northern Rajasthan.

Also, fabs tend to reuse water (as there are purity requirements so you'd be stupid from a margins standpoint to not recycle water used in a fab)
Why does Lyft co-operate with Uber here instead of taking this market for themselves? Seems like they should free load off of Uber's willingness to sacrifice business to politically posture.
Fujitsu says it was hacked, warns of data breach
3.25€ per month plus domain(5€/y): a small vserver with postfix, dovecot rspamd. Aliases come from postgres
A journey into the Linux proc filesystem
And how it can help with containers...
I really doubt that this will be google's downfall, theyre too big to fall right now. I think it will be laws.
If you understand machine learning well, you'll probably do well in the interview.
Qualcomm unveils always-on-camera Snapdragon chip
California energy crisis. . . . Classical economics would predict that the higher demand would stimulate more production through higher prices.

But since retail prices were capped, there no market method to stimulate more production, of which even unlimited demand could not stimulate construction due to regulatory delays.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2000%E2%80%932001_California_e...
Taking a pill day before you hike does not sound like too bad imo. I would looove to be able to not care about getting red meat allergy while hiking.
> You know, you choose to be this bitter and critical. That's a choice.

Respectfully, I think that's your interpretation rather than reality.

What I said is far from bitter or critical. Quite the opposite. Maybe it's your own bitterness that's coming through in what you read in my comment?

What you describe in your habitual changes are not ends - those are means. And you always change them now by letting go of some self concept. It's quite the opposite of imagining yourself being so and so in the future and then everything "will be fine". But I asked "To what end?" and talked about something completely different than you are, obviously? Please re-read what I wrote.
Has Supabase learned from this and done a better job?
We believe the gambling ring is based in Indonesia, which is uncommon to use Line, but they seem to be using it here for all of their customer support across all sites.
If you (rightly) think that personality is largely inherited, how could childhood trauma be so important?
Just anecdotally and perhaps unrelated to your issue, I have a Primary DNS server in Vultr and at times IPv4 times out, then IPv6. It hasn't been persistent enough for me to start troubleshooting it or setting up 3rd party monitoring but I may do that today if others are seeing odd behavior now. Perhaps together we could create a list of service endpoints to monitor each other using curl or dig maybe and find a pattern to it.

Something to play around with

# TCP AXFR.
kdig @2001:19f0:b001:e83:5400:4ff:fe72:e740 +nocookie +padding=64 +retry=0 +all -t axfr example.net
dig @216.128.176.142 +nocookie +padding=64 +retry=0 +all -t axfr example.net

# UDP TXT or whatever
kdig @2001:19f0:b001:e83:5400:4ff:fe72:e740 +nocookie +padding=64 +retry=0 +all -t txt example.net
dig @216.128.176.142 +nocookie +padding=64 +retry=0 +all -t txt example.net
Thank you, I will read up on this today. If you have any resources that you thought were a particularly valuable read, please don't hesitate to drop the links here.
This is one of the major challenges the tool aims to meet!
We hope to achieve reliable results this year.

https://gitlab.com/dalibo/transqlate/-/issues/20
Apex Legends streamers warned to 'perform a clean OS reinstall' after hacks
I've seen a lot of bellyaching about kernel level anti cheats (which, by the way, ridiculous practice), but the anti cheat company and the hackers have confirmed it's an exploit from the game (via Source Engine or something else)
All models are wrong, some are useful.

I took EE in college. Circuits are laughably more complicated than a linear circuits class might lead you to believe.

Other engineers are taught the drag equation. It technically includes "all the other important factors" but only because they stuff it all into the drag coefficient.

Back to EE. In fields and waves you are shown how light is a wave. They don't take the opportunity to jump into a full unit on QM.

For pedagogical reasons people teach foundational concepts first. In this thread there seem to be many people who are unaware of what actual economists do, what they are capable of, but are quite confident they have it all wrong.
Apple exploring a partnership with Google for Gemini-powered feature on iPhones
I agree with almost everything you said, except for one thing:
I don't believe the euphemism "hidden fees" helps to clarify the fact that these people are taking money away from people without their knowledge or explicit consent.

We have other more precise words to describe that action. I asked ChatGPT what those could be, here's its answer:

Q: What are some english words meaning "taking money away from people without their knowledge or explicit consent"?
ChatGPT: There are several words and phrases in English that convey the idea of taking money away from people without their knowledge or explicit consent:

Embezzlement: This refers to the act of dishonestly withholding assets for the purpose of theft. It often involves someone in a position of trust, such as an employee, misappropriating funds entrusted to them.

Misappropriation: Similar to embezzlement, misappropriation involves taking something (usually money) for one's own use without permission or legal right, often in a breach of trust.

Theft: Theft is the generic term for taking someone else's property without permission, including money.

Fraud: Fraud involves intentional deception for personal gain, which can include financial deception or stealing.

Swindling: This term implies deceitful behavior to cheat or defraud someone, often involving trickery or manipulation.

Skimming: Skimming refers to the illegal practice of taking cash "off the top" of the proceeds of a business or other source of income without recording it.

Extortion: While not always directly related to taking money without explicit consent, extortion involves obtaining money, property, or services from an individual or entity through coercion or threat.

Pilfering: Pilfering involves stealing small amounts or petty theft, often done stealthily or without detection.

Conning: This refers to the act of deceiving or tricking someone, often for financial gain, through manipulation or persuasion.

Clandestine withdrawals: This phrase specifically refers to taking money from someone's account without their knowledge or consent, typically in a secretive or unauthorized manner.
This new paper demonstrates that their model can fit a part of the observational data, including parts that could not be explained by the previous models using dark matter.

As the authors state in the summary "it remains to be seen if the new model is consistent with the CMB power spectrum, the Big Bang nucleosynthesis of light elements, and other critical observations".

Maybe this model will be contradicted by further work or maybe it will be confirmed.

In any case such models must be searched and studied, because the explanations based on deus ex machina, i.e. on dark matter and dark energy, are not good enough, because they lack predictive power. Adding an arbitrary and unconstrained distribution of gravitational field over the entire Universe can match an arbitrary mathematical model of the gravitation, so it cannot be used as an argument that the current standard model is valid.

Only if another means of detecting the dark matter, except by its gravitational influence, were discovered, than that could constrain the distribution of the dark matter, so that the supposition of its existence would be converted into a valid model with predictive power.
I believe this is where we’re headed. AI replacing much of the software itself. You don’t need a website to manage your rental properties, another one for ordering food, etc.

However it’s not as imminent as “just fine tune it on personal data”.
Yes, it is possible by installing the Wyoming Satellite software on the Mark II. All the pieces are there, it's just missing some easy-to-install firmware.
Source: I worked at Mycroft on the Mark II and am now the voice guy for Nabu Casa (Home Assistant).
The amount of people that will run their own models is negligible at the scale of the society. You also can't choose to cut yourself off from the bad outcomes, no matter how much you try. Propaganda 3.0 might not affect you directly, but the political outcomes it produces will.
There are definitely a few javascript differences from Chrome and Firefox. Just look at the landing page for caniuse.com to see there are definite things that are not available in FF.
Yes "ride share", where you share the car with a driver that only happens to go the same way as you because you asked them to.

These are straight up taxi companies, not ride sharing. Uber, and Lyft, keeps sticking to "ride sharing" sales pitch, while running money losing taxi services. If they truly where ride sharing services, then they wouldn't be having these legal issues.
Same in New York. Also fuck you if it’s shift change or you’re my former black roommate, who despite being a habitual suit wearer and Brown graduate would get passed by 90% of the cabs on Fifth Avenue.

Since Uber, granted, they’ve massively improved. But take it away and, of course, the incentive structure guarantees one outcome.
I'm a GitLab team member. Here are a few resources I would recommend:

1. GitLab University is our training portal and has plenty of CI/CD content and courses - https://university.gitlab.com/pages/ci-cd-content

2. GitLab's docs provide tutorials for many topics and include written and video content for different types of learners. You may want to start with the topics marked "Good for beginners" - https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/tutorials/build_application.html
I found my own SSN and many friends in the leak. It's clear the leak is legit, so if it's not from AT&T, it could be from a close partner of AT&T?
Go read about working conditions at factories in the 19th century. Those people weren't slaves either; they "chose" to work 12 hour days, 7 days a week, in extraordinarily dangerous conditions, because the alternate from their perspective was to starve to death. That's not the situation these Uber drivers are in, specifically because of unions and other laws (such as minimum wage laws) which prevent such "choices" from happening.
This was hearsay from a passenger[1], and quite farfetched. In what world would a pilot, after a serious incident, leave the flight deck and start making comments like this to a passenger? Not impossible, but the story doesn't really line up.

[1] https://www.wsj.com/world/everything-hit-the-roof-a-moment-o...
Yesterday I asked copilot to help me: https://www.eevblog.com/forum/dodgy-technology/manufacturers...
At Shopify, we would have 4 day work weeks over the summer. My experience was we compressed a lot of work into 4 days, working longer hours to get our goals done.

I honestly don't mind a compressed, intense 4 day work / 3 days off cycle, but I don't think I did less total work.
Unlike ESPPs (which you essentially buy with part of your paycheck) RSUs are pay with strings, so you usually don't have a choice between money and RSU.

You can think of RSUs as 'golden handcuffs' compensation. The point is to reward you, while discouraging you from ever leaving because there will always be some that are not vested.
Is there any literature or guidelines on what to do if I'm willing to spend effectively unlimited CPU cycles in return for a more optimized final output?