skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is basically a way to recover waste. The article mentions that:

> The most common feed inputs were wild-caught rodents and waste protein from agri-food supply chains (e.g., pork, chicken, fish). Many of the larger python farms make sausages from processed waste protein.
Their arguments are generally only about cavities, not about plaque buildup. Amazing how people always want to go to pharmaceuticals first instead of checking out other, simpler options.
For your first point that is a fairly wild accusation of that user.

For me, one of the features of a centralised app store is that I buy and subscribe to apps through the app store, which centralises my app subscriptions within my Apple account. I wouldn't have this functionality if I was pulling in apps outside of the app store.

I can go into my Apple account and see every subscription I have and cancel it from within. No shoddy dark website behavior that makes it hard to unsubscribe, I can do it all there.

This just one feature that I find handy in having a single store.
So, in your view, although the bag I see is breaking up into small brittle pieces, there are even smaller pieces that are not been degraded? Is that a theory to you, or do you have first hand knowledge?

If I have understood your position correctly, this is certainly counterintuitive... because if there is not much plastic bag left, you'd think that whatever broke down the bag, would also be able to break down these smaller bits (microplastics). But you are saying that small bits of the bag remain for decades, even though I can't see them.. I just don't see why small bits of plastic bag would remain, when it is evident that something in the ground already degraded the plastic bag as a whole.
Scientists reveal the hidden math that governs how neurons cluster in the brain
> Also they are jailed privately so they cannot share information with each other

This is one of my favourite things about iOS vs Android.
9 years and you consider yourself a „senior” and you still think about how you „feel” left behind? What do you expect? Processes take time - all of them.

I ventured into a new domain 3 years ago and got comfortable within one year. Then found out I know nothing around year two. Then again. Back and forth. True seniors, experts, whatever you call them - they don’t get comfortable.
Apply tape to the door and frame length-ways at the top and all the way down the opening edge. Layer it up with some overlap to re-enforce both whats on the door, and the door frame.

Do likewise at the bottom edge, adding a seal to the floor / carpet. Don't be frugal (these are drunk roadies in full prank mode)... use your imagination ;)
https://memories.gallery/faq/#getting-help :)
i wouldn't put much stake a zerodium numbers as the benchmark of platform security. People who sell these kind of gray market mobile zero days for big bucks aren't going public about it. Mostly because the only buyers that aren't the OEM are nation states, maybe the top end of criminal land and of course the NSO group. Plus android's at least 10x the market when you start talking IOT and point sale etc.
not quite the same thing. someone who takes drugs knows what is the safe dose or not and can estimate the risk. the druggie is in total control of how much to take or not take. deterrence works because it throws off the criminal's math due to uncertainty.
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Just use the Nextcloud Android / iOS apps for auto upload. Memories automatically picks up everything that's uploaded.
Yeah that's my point, it's weird that those are on the article's list, and at the top of it Oo
To put it more precisely, price controls create market distortions and Pareto inefficiency. Though I think they are worth the cost in some instances, they aren’t a scalable solution to anything. Also, it’s almost impossible to know what the “correct” price of a good should be because the factors that determine that are part of a very complex network.
When is a good time to buy AAPL on the dip?
could you spill which subreddits have the most garbage in?
> And there are no cases where you actually want a new feature?

Sure there are, sometimes! But at the same time, in other situations stability and predictability would take precedence over anything else, e.g. any new features that might get released probably wouldn't matter too much for a given use case.

For example, I could take a new install of MariaDB that has come out recently and use it for the same project for 5 years with no issues, because the current feature set would be enough for the majority of use cases. Of course, that's not entirely realistic, because of the aforementioned security situation.

Applies the same to OS and/or kernel versions, like how you could take a particular version of RHEL or Ubuntu LTS and use it for the lifespan of some project, although in that case you do at least get security updates and such.
I get the impression human brains process things a lot more efficently so there's probably a way to go there.
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I read your readme, clever
you want to at the end of the centipede?
They also don’t default to RAW, which uses like 60-80mb a shot with 48mp! That does use storage quite fast!
It's the idealist's solution because it benefits the user. Companies typically want to use phone numbers because they're more expensive for users to maintain separate identities with, which helps when you want to track them. Moreover, companies want lock-in to their own network effect, not a federated network that anybody else can permissionlessly join.

It's the sort of thing you get when somebody builds it as a hobby project, or a skunkworks project escapes from a large corporation and is already open source by the time the MBAs get their hands on it. Or, in the old days, DARPA funding.
It does make it easier for the end user who doesn't want to fiddle around with python dependencies, command lines, building C++ projects, etc.

Just install it, point it to a model, and go. Now you have a local LLM.

If you want something more, click the "start server" button and you have a local OpenAI compatible API which you can point more advanced front-ends to.
Do you need to create images?

It's trivial to create svg in the server. It's like rendering html.
MMS was much more common before data messaging apps like Discord or Facebook Messenger became some of the normalized places for cell phone chatter, which anecdotally I think that switch started happening (or at least I began recognizing that switch) around the early 2010's.

So I'm guessing you're a very young person based on how little MMS you claim to have received. Which is fine, it's fair to point out that technologies us old folk use may differ slightly from what the whippersnappers are doing. And there are no wrong answers there, except that it's also fair to point out that when you purchase a cell phone, before you install any apps, you have some ingrained cell phone messaging features. One of which is a messenger app built on top of SMS and MMS.

I've probably sent and received thousands of MMS messages over the years, because it was the primary method for a cell phone user to send a picture to your friends and family. Back in the day, at least, and still today for some. It was also the way that us old folk were able to send group texts at a time.
What market are you referring to at Reddit?
> But that the Reddit team moved so slow to do anything

This is actually the killer feature that has made Reddit so successful - not much has changed and the content keeps coming in. Same reason HN has still continued to do well.
The page is not presenting right, I think. This HN comment from a few years ago [1] points to a script that purports to munge the files into modern HTML, but I have not tried it myself.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24876236
People who seem to want to be offended. I hate the /s they've adopted. It ruins the joke by explaining it. I dislike the implication sarcasm cannot be conveyed via text. Hundreds of years of authorship and numerous popular works tell otherwise. But people do it to shield themselves from what sometimes feels like intentional misinterpretation.

Showing votes is possibly a huge contributing factor. It's well known they gather momentum.
Oh, good to know. Does it preserve the original file exactly?
Does Firefox need to be continuously adding features "for the users"?

I kind of like that their privacy efforts have been trimming back unnecessary features, at least from 3P hosts.
The most effective combination I've found so far is jq + basic shell tools.

I still think jq's syntax and data model is unbelievably elegant and powerful once you get the hang of it - but its "standard library" is unfortunately sorely lacking in many places and has some awkward design choices in others, which means that a lot of practical everyday tasks - such as aggregations or even just set membership - are a lot more complicated than they ought to be.

Luckily, what jq can do really well is bringing data of interest into a line-based text representation, which is ideal for all kinds of standard unix shell tools - so you can just use those to take over the parts of your pipeline that would be hard to do in "pure" jq.

So I think my solution to the OP's task - get all distinct OSS licenses from the project list and count usages for each one - would be:

curl ... | jq '.[].license.key' | sort | uniq -c

That's it.
If you're generating an immutable file, a common technique is to play fsync + rename tricks although I think a more modern technique would be:

1. open directory (dir_fd)
2. create an unnamed O_TMPFILE file (file_fd)
3. write to file_fd
4. fdatasync(file_fd)
5. linkat(dir_fd, "", dir_fd, "file name", AT_EMPTY_PATH)
5. fsync(dir_fd)

This should guarantee that either "file name" will have the old contents or the new contents and no transient version is observed. The "old" mechanism is similar in that you write out to a temporary sibling and rename (these days you'd use RENAME_EXCHANGE w/ renameat2 to guarantee the atomicity or get an error) with the differentiating difference being that the temporary data could be observed on the filesystem / left around if you have a machine reboot.
Seems to me that if I already own an Android device and am in the market for a tablet, I would probably choose Android again because a lot of the apps that I have bought & paid for include a tablet version as well. Not sure if most would consider that anti-competitive.
Show HN: Tool to Create Pinterest Pins from Blog Posts
Hey HN,

About a year ago, I created a blog and wanted to market it on Pinterest to gain extra traffic.

It turned out to be super hard. You need to consistently pin 10s of new pins a day. Every day. And not look spammy!

So I built BlogToPin. It parses your site, detects relevant images, creates and schedules pins for you

I hope this tool could help you get extra traffic to your existing web page

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Welp. It's official. Redis is no longer OSS
Building an actually successful business is the most pro-user thing any company can do.
PLA pretty much just breaks down into microplastics unless it's decomposed in an industrial composting facility.
Carter was repeatedly wrong about environmental issues, some quotes..“Unless profound changes are made to lower oil consumption, we now believe that early in the 1980s the world will be demanding more oil than it can produce.”

“World oil production can probably keep going up for another six or eight years. But some time in the 1980s it can’t go up much more. Demand will overtake production. We have no choice about that.”

The guy was both wrong and extremely unpopular and defeated by Reagan in a landslide. He was president during a period of unprecedented inflation, multiple geopolitical flubs, unpopular mandates (Like executive orders forcing everyone to set their thermostat at a certain temperature). Don't forget his other legacy, among others Corn-based ethanol, which is both worse for the environment than gasoline, subsidized by our taxes, and has a negative impact on food prices. Carter was a nice guy but a terrible leader.
Does it have search by keywords/semantics? That would be my main need. For example if I need to find photos of red algae I could just search for that.

OpenAI open sourced CLIP a couple of years ago: https://github.com/openai/CLIP and I was planning to write something myself to index my vast photo library but got too lazy and gave up.
> Why does the percent taken matter?

These are legitimate businesses taking aim at Apple's predatory anti-competitive behavior. If the percent taken was 0, there would be no case. Why does it matter? Because profit margins

> How much is appropriate?

It depends. That's what this case is about. In the case of Spotify, probably 0% because Apple is their largest direct competitor. It's the definition of anti-competitive.

> Ultimately they’re transparent about the fee, the choice is the developers.

Stop saying there's a choice... There's no choice. Again, that's what the whole case is about. The market is what it is. Consumers are using iPhones. A business like Spotify can't choose to reduce their revenue by 50%. They have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders.

> if you could make money, lots of money, selling Tesla dash apps, who cares if they take 30%?

You keep missing the part where Apple is a direct competitor. So in this very terrible analogy, say my app was a music app, and after seeing that my music app is making lots and lots of money, Tesla releases their own music app, they would effectively earn 30% of my revenue and could freely use it to drive my business into the ground. 30% extra to advertise, do research and development, and acquire more music licenses. It's impossible to compete in a market where your competitor has their hands in your pockets. So in that (again very terrible) analogy, yes it would be anti-competitive, and who cares? I would.
Yeah I’m not installing an app to send a message. I get video and gifs and all sorts of whatever I need with iMessage.

Only android people fuss with third party apps because their phones can’t reasonably send messages by default.
I occasionally refresh the various cables and adapters in my backpacks.

The addition the other day was this little tube that includes a short USB-C-to-USB-C plug cable, plus various USB-C-to-other-plug adapters, and a SIM extractor.

Also handy is a longer USB-A to USB-C cable that supports data (since my laptop and chargers are still USB-A), a reputable USB-A data blocker, a USB-A charger wallwart, and a very small USB power bank.

I love the idea of the USB-power-to-ThinkPad-barrel adapter in the article, and will have to find one that doesn't scare me. (Currently "rocking" X200, T520, and W520 that would be hard to replace if fried.)
How hard would this be to deploy the old-fashioned way (as an executable on my own linux box, no docker/nexcloud/prevcloud/bulbasaur/cerebii/cubone)?
Where are all these hostile apps on Android?
Even the Facebook example, last I checked it's still on the Google's App Store.

Cause there's plenty of examples of Apple's store filled with spam and outright fraudulent phishing apps. There's a big difference between the image Apple advertises for the App Store and what it's actually like.
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Looks to be difficult if not outright impossible to opt out of.

https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1bkeid1/turning_o...

Recommendations go from registry edits on all your Windows machines, doesn't seem possible on MacOS, or possible for K12 or Universities.
Schrödinger's Hotel Guest.
There's more than just the data you see remember, the data you don't see is also valuable. The DM's, the deleted posts, advertisingID's that link people to their accounts, and to their alt accounts, etc.
Because once you have strings attached, you need to constantly be aware of it. Sure, this only targets cloud providers, but what if a company wants to host a redis instance for its subsidiaries? Or you expose direct Redis access to certain partners? Or insert any other perfect innocent scenario. Suddenly you need to hire a lawyer.
"Last no more than 30 days" with currently available degradable plastics just means it breaks down into microplastics really quickly and pollutes the environment with them.
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Sanctions can prevent US tech from being exported to China. They can't do a thing about home-grown tech.
two things here- it's the bay area so people are progressive/sensitive to anything about gender especially generalizations. But also it looks like this guy has set himself up as anti-woke so I suspect people are happy to take any infraction to leadership to get him in trouble.

Remember, in Alaska, the odds are good, but the goods are odd.
Google Play charges 30%, despite F-Droid, Samsung Galaxy, TapTap, Itch.io, Aptoide, Amazon, Aurora, Uptodown, etc.

It really is amazing hearing Apple people talk about the world.
Take a look at icloudpd. I’ve been running it as a container for couple of years now and it’s been sync’ing photos down from my iphone to my NAS.

https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do...
Do you have any problem like the phone's CPU sleeping and becoming unresponsive?. It has happened to me but phone was on battery instead of charging
I've found if you substitute the word meaning with the word feeling, almost all content about meaning makes a lot more sense.

The purpose of life is to live a life full of feeling.

> Many of us think that finding our passion will magically give our life a purpose. Instead, find feeling in your daily experiences and interactions.

> Embrace lifelong learning. -> Conduct yourself in a way that gives you the feeling of self esteem.

> beyond the point of comfort, financial success should be seen as a potential byproduct of living a life full of feeling.

> Instead of pursuing a grand life purpose, optimize for wanting to wake up in the morning. Live a life of curiosity and connection. Trust that success will be a byproduct of the feeling you find in daily experiences.
And generated pictures are easy to identify because hands are all messed up, right?

This is just the first attempt and you're criticising details. Last time they worked them out pretty quickly.
I would pay Nintendo the price of a physical switch console - and then each game individually - for the ability to play their games legally in top graphical fidelity using my supercomputer. I'd even be open to the idea of paying a subscription fee to do it, instead of buying individual titles, and includes back catalogue
The prices for monitors with the features described in the piece have come significantly down from when it was written. You can get a very decent 4K@144hz monitor for around $650 USD.
Legalize.
Reverse engineering Google Meet filters
This is a really bizarre viewpoint.

In my view, my phone is MY DEVICE. It is most definitely not "Google/Apple's platform"!

Google is merely manufacturing my phone, and I intend Google to have no rights or control whatsoever regarding my phone, and merely have the obligation (not right, obligation) to manufacture it correctly and provide open-source software for it that works correctly and properly provides Android interfaces (obviously, I don't use an Apple phone since Apple doesn't offer that, while Google does since they provide devices with unlocked bootloaders that run open-source OSes).

It only runs Android because Google with Android happened to win the adoption lottery and it would run PodunkOS by ACME if PodunkOS by ACME had been the one that managed to gain critical mass.

Again it is absolutely not even remotely close to "Google/Apple's platform", and I have no intention for Google to interfere in my use of it and certainly not interfere in any relations I might have with people providing software for my phone like taking a cut of the transaction or deciding how that software should behave.
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or you could enable ios lockdown mode in one click if you feel like going full "im a targeted individual". I'm more talking appsec here. Even from the personal non-enterprise security angle android has the sideloaded boyfriend stalkerware issue and the flavor of the week banking Trojan PDF readers on google play issue. Apple just seems to stay out the news on the app store security front.
How does it handle large schemas? A quick schema dump shows that we have around 100K columns between all of our tables. Say we use 10% of that.

How easy is it to select which tables should be taken into account?

Is there an intermediate context layer step to work with this?

Do you need to provide working examples for the tool to know how joins and relations are usually handled?
If you're so scared of Facebook, don't use it. Trotting it out as a scare tactic is just whataboutism, considering the scenario you're paranoid about hasn't happened on Android, macOS, etc.
Nobody uses iMessage outside the US, by choice, even in iPhone-dominated markets. So clearly it's possible to avoid it. US iPhone users have the same choice.
> I'm sure by the end of this arc of those platforms that behave more monopolies, governments will realize that by regulating this space, it creates much more economic activity, jobs, and, of course, more space for innovation.

Like there are in the EU, with amazing tech salaries that too, far superior than the USA ! :(
> That's why many grid components use canvas rendering

Many grid components were developed many years before modern compositors and the `contain` property.
>A "competent" startup would of enshitified reddit and it would of died 15 years ago.

Germans have a saying for what Reddit has achieved here: "Falling up the stairs".
As long as the pathogen lives on in dental biofilm, antibiotics might have a hard time reaching it - some forms of biofilm are not really penetrated by antibiotics (one reason why H Pylori is so hard to get rid of). From there it can just spread again when the round is finished.

It’s not even clear that this strain only builds biofilm in the oral cavity. Biofilm in the GI tract has just recently become a field of interest.
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Until she gets a link in an email which confuses her and causes the download. People are really bad at this stuff.
I have a lot of trouble understanding the benefits of this versus just working with json with a programming language. It seems like you're adding another layer of abstraction versus just dealing with a normal hashmap-like data structure in your language of choice.

If you want to work with it interactively, you could use a notebook or REPL.
You are totaly right, My bad thanks
It doesn't actually render millions of items though. It renders the visible viewport, something you can also do with pretty standard DOM virtualization techniques.
Or if data brokers sell your shopping history to your insurance company and it shows you aren't buying floss regularly
The thing is, when the mods would troll the hell out of users on the old BB's, they were doing it all the time, it was part of the culture. It happening on reddit, where a user's posts were thought to be immutable caused very understandable outrage.
I can only speak anecdotally, but recreational cannabis product has all but cured my insomnia sleep issues. While off prescribed medication, I will stay up all night exhaustedly writing code and watching TV. While on prescribed medication, I will stay up all night exhaustedly watching TV without the bare minimum amount of focus to write code. If I take some edibles around 8PM, I'm out like a light by 11PM.

The final straw for me was being awake for 2 days straight a few years ago. I would lay down and close my eyes and just be exhausted while doing nothing.