skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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> but unlike the extension cord case, nothing would catch literal fire

I might be taking this too literally (I fell down the Kunsberg Bridge rabbithole recently), but with only one input on nearly all extension cords, I don't see how you'd get into a position of "fire" rather than "nothing happening".

Even if you did have two ways of putting power into your extension lead, it wouldn't necessarily lead to fire; household "ring" circuits (still very common in UK houses) are by definition a loop.
Thanks for digging this out; I thought I remembered talking about PAM modules there, and yep there it is on the agenda
> In particular, it seems much more prone to “lazy coding” than the existing GPT-4 Turbo “preview” models.

The previous model (without vision) was already „lazy“. It will omit large portions of code and wants you to merge your changes into previous answers. Then try hard to force him to give the full code, no omissions.

That‘s why I reach for Claude 3 more and more. Its clntext window is larger, and it gives me full detailed answers, no omissions. But it is hallucinating more, my impression. Mentioning packages / functions that are not available. But all in all a superb choice in addition to ChatGPT4.
The short story is I'm productive in Java, and I enjoy its mature ecosystem and stable APIs. Systems programming is awkward, but it's also a very small part of the project and for what it is, an interesting challenge.

What I'm building is what Lucene does (i.e. document indexing) and then the rest of the search engine as well including crawling and serving traffic.
Replacing "watchers the watchers" by the sociopaths that knowingly spew lies and made up crap just to get what they want is not exactly a win.
It was, but before it, NT 3.51 was both very fast and very stable... if you could tolerate the Program Manager/File Manager UI.

NT 4 reorganised the kernel and that badly impacted stability. Win2K fixed that.
Chrome Enterprise Premium: The future of endpoint security
Blatant a-holish behavior towards tens of millions of users should and will be punished. Plus its outright childish, exactly opposite direction Apple tries so hard via marketing to project itself into.

Maybe few hundred millions additional fine will cool some oversized egos in management. If not, add 0, and keep repeating, we are too sweet and rich market to ignore and continuously insult.

How anybody can buy products form this company and feel they are buying from somehow better and more moral vendor than rest of the market is beyond my understanding.
Show HN: A plugin that adds commands, templates, markdown & math to Apple Notes
I love Apple Notes, but it lacks many handy features from products like Notion and Obsidian. I'm way too comfortable in the Apple ecosystem so I decided to add some missing features to Notes with an extension called NotesCmdr.

NotesCmdr let's you format text with slash commands & markdown, use templates and do math in Apple Notes.

To get around the lack of a plugin system, I'm using the macOS accessibility API and AppleScript (through osascript) to interface with Notes. Took some finessing to make it feel native, but I'm pretty happy with the result.
I've been in this position. Even though they don't own it they may try to exert control (install Windows or you'll be fired, which is what effectively happened to me).

Make them supply you with the equipment. Do not use your own.
AI boom is boosting demand even for HDDs, raising prices by up to 20% since Q3
But there's a key difference: If you're a nihilist 14 year old today, you're surrounded by both people and media that are reinforcing your nihilism instead of countering it. So your "nihilism phase" (if you have one) is much more likely to snowball.
Also I'm under the impression that eggs are the cheapest way to get protein, in both money and impact to the environment. I had read that an ovo-vegetarian diet has a smaller carbon footprint than a pure vegan one.
Love stuff like this. For my personal blog, I have a simple Makefile that builds the Go Binary, generates a static HTML output and then deploys it to a DigitalOcean VPS using ssh, reloads Caddy and Supervisor and boom.
> Without eating animal products society would collapse.

I'm not a vegetarian (I eat an egg every day!), but wow, what a confident assertion. I'm open to your evidence behind this, but it seems absolutely preposterous to me.
They do... but KDE doesn't support the standard keystrokes, so it destroys my muscle-memory.

Xfce works with most of them.
> If your child just tells you “yeah I don’t care about others’ opinions”,

This usually means "my close friends and peers have same opinions as I do and nobody else matter to us".
I’m with you on the usecase. Simple server deployment on a VM, bash script is fine, in fact I recommend it. It’s when you start dealing with 5+ VMs that I would start looking into using a tool like Ansible.
I think you're on to very good points.

One kind of obvious suggestion on how to fix it: We have to grow a culture of more deliberate attention. Just like how we chose to consume healthy food and avoid consuming too much alcohol we must be more deliberate in our choice of media. But this is not an easy solution. Every social media space is saturated with good content as well as bad. It might become easier if we grow such culture around us though.
This isn't unique to keeping backyard chickens, it's an ethical issue with factory farming as well.
Yes more you don’t need
> The dumping of energy into noise in bands variants tend to be very short ranged because of physics.

Sure, but compliant Wifi devices use miniscule transmit power. If you're a criminal you can easily hook up a car battery/generator to a 1000 W transmitter and cover a pretty wide area, or use a directional antenna to focus it a bit more on your target. These sorts of jammers definitely exist, too. Downside though is you're also lighting a huge beacon that says "HELLO I AM DOING SOMETHING ILLEGAL", so you will not be able to keep it up forever. Protocol-based attacks are more discrete, but newer APs (especially enterprise) have countermeasures.

I dunno how legit they are but a Google search finds examples claiming a 20 W jammer can cover 500 meters. I'm skeptical that's accurate but it's probably within an order of magnitude. Enough to cover a house, and a large transmitter would plausibly be able to block out a larger facility.
i was about to write the same thing. knowing that double-entry is meant to apply to myself only, i actually found the example confusing, because well, of course bob is going to have an entry in his accounting book, but i don't care about bobs accounts, i don't want to track that. i only care about mine. i buy a book. how do i record this transaction using double entry bookkeeping in my accounting book?

and bob is not even doing any bookkeeping. he is bookselling ;-)
Of course, I strongly agree.
Hurrah indeed -- their secret is to "Frenchify" invaders immediately: consider the regular -er verb liker, to like on Facebook ...
Because corporate security is about "compliance" and "training", not solutions.

Awareness is one weapon, but really security is so technically complex to do well is that security needs to offer good solutions.

Think of it like a GPT prompt: "give me a test harness for user profiles" "give me a secure login process" "give me a SSO service"

Instead security groups want to "review"/"approve" which is just shitty compliance overhead. Because of course they don't want to be the ones to blame for bad security code. They want their compliance review checkbox, and everything else was the "evil rogue programmer/hacker" to blame.

And alas, the security people I've seen in large corporations I've worked at have been almost morons. Internal support portals for enterprise passwords? Dumb password rotation rules, 6-8 character limits, and chrome complaining about obsolete ssl suite usages. Degrees from specious Florida universities that mostly seem to be about tuition collection and beach access than actual academics. Asking them about major breaches and the technical basis of them and getting blank stares.

No idea what the vaunted Amazon or Microsoft do, hopefully it is better. Amazon abuses its employees, so that opens them to a rich array of social attacks and leaking, in addition to the high probability that Amazon farms its customers for business strategy. Microsoft has always been about monopolistic sociopathy trumping technical concern.

Cloud providers are a high customer support business and it is resoundingly obvious that Amazon and Microsoft view those in as high regard as most SV organizations and really all corps in general: low paid and overworked, if any.

Corporate management will only invest in things they see are worth the reduction in managerial bonus payout, kinda shareholder value, kinda risk reduction (at least within the period of time their stock grants are active). There's really no good aligned incentive, just like environmentalism because it is an unquantifiable risk to the great religion of economics and finance, and therefore doesn't exist.
Think of it this way, the statistical tools they are using were invented by eugenicists to show differences between races. Seriously.
Thart was a pretty obvious typo for "don't"; if they did, that wouldn't lead to the conclusion "ergo, criminals".
Ooo, I also had a graalvm migration bug, where it was corrupting a deep aes256 call which was costing us ~1M dollars a day or so until we figured it out.
"The males are usually killed shortly after hatching."

Not necessary. https://www.soos.org.il/
I'm Dutch. Many Dutch roads are, but also here there's a difference between urban and more rural environments. My particular environment has fietsstroken on an N-weg (which is signed at 50 km/h, but people often drive faster) as only option. These stroken were painted before 2006, when their advised minimum width was set at 1.5 m (they're still 1 m). I don't even cycle comfortable there myself, and I've lived in France for years which also didn't have great infra or friendly motorists. I've tried to argue (and will continue to do so) with my municipality for a separate bike road (or trail even), but since we're in a valley and between private land owners and legally untouchable nature areas, that bike road would need to come out of a car road. Since everybody drives here, that's not going to happen unless fuel prices triple or something.
Imagine for just a moment if the Bay Area had started back in the 90s building housing aggressively to meet demand, as well as good transit and related infrastructure.

Today it would be the greatest city in the world. Really. It’d be like a cross between Tokyo, Berlin, and Shenzhen. It would be well on the way to passing NYC in GDP and probably would soon become the world financial capital. It would be the tech capital of the world and maybe even the cultural capital since real estate hyperinflation would not have driven away all the artist types.

The Star Trek world element of Starfleet Command being in SF would seem prescient, not one of the least believable elements of the world. (SF would never build enough housing for that!)

I would probably live there instead of being thankful that I managed to build a strong career in tech without doing so.

But no, its residents instead wanted to preserve a time capsule of the 60s and 70s and that interest overlapped with the cynical interests of real estate speculators.

So instead we get the world’s only slum for rich people, a place where only the mega rich can afford to live and the streets are littered with homeless. A place that pretends to be “woke” and progressive while pricing out anyone who makes less than $200k. A place that is doing its best to divest itself of its core industries and has already driven out everything that once made it culturally cool. SF is doing to itself as a city what a chunk of its residents are doing on the street with fentanyl. Absolute suicide.

But hey I guess you saved some old houses and preserved the “character of the neighborhood” once you pick up this week’s load of OD corpses.

Other cities should take note. NIMBYs must be opposed ruthlessly, everywhere, without compromise. Don’t let them hide behind fake political posturing. If you oppose housing you are not progressive. You are consigning people to poverty and homelessness.
No, the crime is still embezzlement. It does not matter what they were intended for if they were constructed with public funds taken without approval.
Hmmmm.

Any way for me to get that and put Debian on it?
Using Speakeasy and Gnostic to Combine REST and gRPC
Look into where your feed comes from. You might be surprised how centralized that part of the supply chain is.
you live somewhere in europe i assume?
I don’t know if the post lives up to its title but it’s a very nice introduction to a little known piece of Python machinery
I live in a 30 story apartment building. Tell me more about this back yard
1. Seatbelts are mostly passive, so not a good comparison
2. Same thing with helmets
3. Lawn darts is not a safety mechanism, it's a sport

A closer comparison would be car airbags, but a type of airbag that has false-positives and deploys when the operator drives on a particular type of road surface, in which case the manufacturer calls it "user error" and tells the operator to disable it for that type of road surface. The road surface might appear the same to the operator, so needs to be tested carefully with special equipment before the car is driven on it. And since the active safety system is disabled for this surface, the operator has now paid for a safety system they cannot use, due to manufacturer incompetence
Possibly if you're using "fake meat" as your vegan protein. If you go with beans and rice, or pulses, that's still much smaller: https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local
Just wanted to say, I have been trying to understand double-entry bookkeeping for 30 years now and this is the first explanation that finally clicked for me so thank you!
I’ve been doing this for a year and it’s been great. 3 currently laying hens, which means about 3 eggs a day. 4 younger hens also. Getting an automatic coop door is helpful.
Social media use and its impact on adolescent mental health (2022)
So they did provide you a laptop? Make sure you're not breaking company policies by using your own laptop instead.
Results showed that most reviews interpreted the associations between social media use and mental health as ‘weak’ or ‘inconsistent,’
> They don't understand that the Ribbon UI has been around for 17 years and generations have changed.

The bubonic plague has been around for hundreds of years, so it must be great, right?
Yes, the things it's connected to can saturate a 1 Gbps link. But few people feel any pain points that would lead them to want to upgrade. I've only ever saturated mine with speed test sites.
"what Stories Are Weapons is about: how psyops designed for use against national adversaries became weapons in a culture war between people who live in the United States."
I am not sure about AzerothCore, but back then with Antrix and Ascent the Database was always provided separately, while the emulator only offered the schema.
no, they run on computers. anything that happens in a computer can be made reproducible
Eggs aren't fertilized (no roosters :|). If you really want to get down to the ugly truth of eggs, you're essentially eating chicken menstruation...And there's no ethical problems when it's in a backyard or the chickens are free ranging. I agree that commercial poultry operations are gruesome and psychotic but that's what happens when you build these things out at scale and it's largely a result of the great-depression and the new deal machinations to end hunger. Good intentions pave the path into hell.
I would not attend anything like this. But you do you.
Not necessarily, but certainly usually (unless you're in France, Germany or Italy as I mentioned).
That is not really possible. In the US you are required to send your children into public education unless you can afford private education. That public education requires students to use the internet. So you can't just opt out
> In 2023, higher egg prices provided an opportunity for alternative protein companies to show they could compete with traditional egg manufacturers.

That's a fowl way of describing chickens.
When people mention `bash` it's immediately a code smell. In order to write portable shell scripts, it must be only POSIX `sh`. If the need ever arises for a more complex data structure, typically I jump into AWK since it's also POSIX compliant.

Here's a note from the Ubuntu recommendation:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DashAsBinSh
I think the idea that there’s still so much about nutrition we don’t know is a very reasonable take and a good argument against removing animal products from our diet
I'm a victim of scammers. But Revolut says 'no' to a refund
They are. Brazil isn't a democracy. There is a non-elected elite with absolute power. They can indict, investigate, prosecute and condemn anyone at their whim. Elected representatives aren't immune (e.g. Deltan Dallagnol, Sergio Moro). They can nullify and change laws made by elected representatives. They can create new laws out of thin air. They can uncondemn criminals.
I think the field has long had an issue describing the differences between design and implementation, which has only grown worse as more levels of designing and implementing have appeared. It is a bit like explaining the difference, back in the day between the person who works out a formula and the person assigned to computing it. Neither is trivial work, and the outsider who doesn't like math will view both of them as doing math, but there is still a gap in the mathematical skill and insight involved.

You mention taxes, which makes me think of how many tax preparers are basically helping their customer input data into software and not providing any tax specific advice. That might still be a value add for someone who struggles computer UIs, but that isn't the same as the person helping move money between accounts to reduce tax liability.

I've seen similar when it comes to doing science in a lab.

How can any discipline protect the inner distinction against a much larger world which has a very simplified understanding and will mix the inner groups together?
Japanese announcement of the attack at Pearl Harbor, 1941
One of the problems of going into the egg industry is that the media is legally required to make very weak egg puns when they write articles about you. Cracking the egg market, indeed.
The association between adolescent well-being and digital technology use (2019)
Top for me as well.
It may have to do with what Google has learned from observing your search history?
Addendum, playing with it at the 'low quality' end, it generates recognizable speech even down to 200bps and in some cases 100bps. crazy.
Planting a seed 40 years ago may, in part, cause a tree to fall on my house at some point.

> Plus it’s not a “loophole” it’s a law.

"A loophole is an ambiguity or inadequacy in a system, such as a law or security, which can be used to circumvent or otherwise avoid the purpose, implied or explicitly stated, of the system."

Moving revenue from fares to fees evades a tax in a way that likely was not anticipated by that law's creators.
I've never come across someone that was more enlightened by what I do when using the word "engineer" vs using the word "coder". If anything I would assume coder elicits a more accurate mental image than something a bit more overloaded like engineer.
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The association we find between digital technology use and adolescent well-being is negative but small, explaining at most 0.4% of the variation in well-being. Taking the broader context of the data into account suggests that these effects are too small to warrant policy change.
Author here - I haven't tested using calls with my phone off, my understanding is it should work if you have wifi-calling enabled (from the first footnote here https://support.apple.com/en-us/108300, there's a discussion here where people got it to work https://discussions.apple.com/thread/252472503?sortBy=best). You are correct though that the phone needs to be turned on to send and receive text messages, I'll update the article accordingly.

And I agree with you that AirPods connecting to the wrong device is incredibly frustrating. It happens to me when I have my phone with me when both my phone and watch are unlocked, but it doesn't seem to happen at all when my phone is locked and under my desk. You can also turn off AirPods automatic switching, but not sure how well that works if you want it on between the watch and a laptop but not a phone.
> You think it's fair game to ridicule people with other beliefs, I think that's sad.

Oh, you do? I just read there's priests flying over flooded places in Russia to pray. How is that going to help anyone? Meanwhile, the institution they stand for OK's genocide in Ukraine. The (Catholic) pope also had a word to say about Ukraine, saying they should raise the white flag (ie. give up). Religious institutions are a means to an end for political gains.

For thousands of years we atheists have lived under the repression of popular religions, and those who followed different cults (such as one's using herbs and psychedelics) were repressed. We are not allowed to make fun of these religions, given how ridicule and non-evidence based they are? I'm glad we are able to in the society I live in (NL), even though I often find such humor extremely bo(oo)ring.

Now, during COVID crisis we had some crazy people, including with religious background cause 'vaccines are bad, mmkay?' and they were manipulated by populism and what not. It is almost like a new cult is started, and we've seen various people such as Elon Musk fall into the trap. According to you, I'm not allowed to make jokes about such either?

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence should count for religions just as well. You should not be able to get away with 'I have a large amount of followers, come at me'.

I'll give you this though: it isn't worth it to focus on this very small cult/belief system. There's much bigger ones which are far, far more nefarious.
Not just that but the wrong and off topic statements also get up voted to the top. Maddening.
Which architecture (and preferably) what models of cpu is it occurring on?
Denglish – macOS keyboard layout for German speaking devs and power users
great idea. I think the price point is a bit high for a banner though. Also, I think it might be better to generate multiple banners to help user choose. The banner that I generate looks good but I think the website can help the user with prompting cause not everyone can do prompt engineering.
At least the F-35 doesn't have six fingers and ten wings.

All those "spot the difference between two photos" games from childhood are turning into critical life skills.
The problem with Postgres is that out of the box, it is not much different from SQLite in terms of availability and scaling. You need to add a Pgbouncer before it can handle multiple connections, and you need a really complicated dance to make it highly available, with read replicas and hot standbys. This is why I prefer MongoDB for that matter.
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I use what impact and benefit my work has to answer what I do.

In your insurance case, I would say something like "I build tools to shield businesses from unexpected disasters like earthquakes or floods" or "I help people worry less about expenses during an emergency"

If someone asks me more, then I might add on that I work on software to automate claim process or similar.
Not just "practically", but actually, factually, and legally: Yes, the state of Bavaria is indeed an entirely different state than the state of Schleswig-Holstein. That's like saying "Virginia is practically an entirely different state than California" -- WTF do you mean, "practically"?!? It IS a different state!