skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's also not mentioning that incorporating (or being an Einzelunternehmer exceeding €600k) means you need to do formal accounting (Bilanzierung) which is a lot more involved than what any non-expert should handle personally so you will need a tax adviser to avoid severe fines for easy bookkeeping mistakes.

That's another factor when deciding whether to go for a UG/GmbH or Einzelunternehmer. That said, the costs are based on revenue so you'll ease into it, it's just another cost to be aware of.

Oh, and if you hire anyone for any editorial or creative work and they're not doing it as a UG/GmbH, be aware of Künstlersozialkasse payments (which you have to handle yourself unprompted). You'll usually get a visit by the Deutsche Rentenkasse after about 3 years for an audit and they'll be very unhappy if you didn't pay your dues.
Yeah, I highly doubt it has anything to do with a manic episode. It's some PR, some self deprecating humor, and it calls out someone else as deserving the credit.

And I'll go one further than 'weird attempt'- I think it's funny, at least enough to justify its length.
https unsupported, points to some SSL under sugarmommaapps.com

Sounds more like scam than truth
The part that's missing from that is is Spotify doesn't just take music and put it up. The music owner agrees with Spotify beforehand.

If you give me a free taste of ice cream, that doesn't mean I'm stealing from the farmer.
Good question... People tried the military, the so called "moderator power". The military just arrested them instead. Then the supreme court's police started knocking on the doors of the military men. Welp.
A visual browser for Wikipedia that uses common browsing patterns to show connections. https://wikijumps.com/
> sometimes multiple versions of the same library

If foo needs bar at ^1 and baz needs bar at ^2 and you need foo and baz then your compile would fail if multiple versions weren't allowed. In other words, this is a feature not a bug.

> Is the Rust ecosystem just dependency hell?

No because "dependency hell" is where you can't resolve dependencies because of simple issues like above in ecosystems that can't handle it.

Also, currently the compilation unit in Rust is a single crate. If you had a lock file that contained all the .o files generated by all your dependencies in C it would be massive too!
Show HN: A website where you enter positive messages
Sorry for being off-topic but what I dislike the most about Gnome Terminal is that it opens a small window by default (like 1/4 of my screen size) and even if you resize it, it doesn't remember the size after restart. It turns out you need to go to settings and manually specify how many columns and rows do you want.
Providing answers to things you have no clue about is worse than providing no answer at all.
I made simple mechanical macropad (only two keys) out of LEGO bricks, ethernet wire and Arduino nano. And little bit of PC software to overcome Arduino nano limitations.

I was really surprised how springy LEGO may be :)

https://github.com/karczex/lego-macropad/
Pretty standard for most cloud services, especially as you get more "cloud-native." If you adopt DynamoDB as your DB of choice - you'll struggle to get off AWS should the need arise, without rewriting parts of your app.

But in practice - is this important? The hyperscaler clouds are similarly priced, and if you're able to leverage the proprietary tech in one to speed up development, or simplify operations, maybe it's worth being locked in.
How did you get your web browser to work in DOS?
This is so sweet!!
4. the gpg-agent suffers from race conditions that make it unreliable
Frustratingly, though the article goes into how replacing/upgrading the whole control system will be an big, expensive project, they don't attempt to say why they can't just update the "read from floppy" part of the system to read the same info from a modern component.
Building an AI Coach to Help Tame My Monkey Mind
Could it be that the user simply learns to press a key slightly earlier to compensate for the latency? There is key travel time you have to account for anyway.
I would assume that the intention is that the user sets their default (e.g. Firefox) and this prevents Microsoft from changing it back to Edge.
Unfortunately yes, there are features on big websites which just don't work.

Now every time, I have an issue with any website, my first instinct is to turn off pi-hole. Most of the time, pi-hole is not the even the issue, but sometimes it is. It's annoying to browse the internet while constantly thinking "Maybe there is an issue on my side".
There was an article that complained that the most financially successful college athletes actually looked like fitness influencers.
Soccer players look like fitness influencers though...
> when your right clicked in a Flash widget on Firefox on Linux in would cause the browser to hang.

I used flash in firefox in linux all the time and used right click often to pause flash animations and skip frames forward/backward and this never crashed/hung for me, so at least it wasn't a general linux issue...

The only annoying thing was that there was a time period of multiple years where the linux flashplayer was not being updated anymore and more and more Newgrounds games started not working for Linux, then at some point adobe finally turned around and made linux versions again... (maybe it was between 2012 and 2016 with versions 11 to 24 but somehow my memory was that this was longer ago)
The PISA scores are below average in 2022 but not significantly so. Most countries have had a pretty bad decline in test scores due to covid, but that's (hopefully) a one-time problem and future cohorts will do better.

I'm not saying that's a good thing. We're a very rich country and we should do better.

But the US also has a lot of systematic problems that peer countries don't, like child poverty, that are likely a bigger cause of subpar test scores than bad schools.
Wouldn't you agree that "failing" is relative? Given just how much money the US has, wouldn't you agree that we should expect better outcomes? Wouldn't it be a failure that despite our massive wealth, we are below OECD average in any subject?
Yeah this tracks. Anecdotally, I've been getting more fake USPS "cannot deliver your package please click this shady link" texts lately.
One possible explanation is that concern about access to healthcare and fear of medical debt is an ongoing concern in the US. Having one accumulation of debt relieved provides little protection from the vagaries of life creating another insurmountable financial problem.
The proposed reason is nuts. It would basically be Microsoft saying "we set so many random flags to change the default browser to Edge, it was easier to comply with the law by hard locking the ability to change the default browser than to go through and remove them all."
It is sort of measurable. How many lines you output, how many bugs are in your code, how much time is spent fixing your bugs. Etc.
I mean its far from perfect and leadership roles are harder to measure (but can be measured by how the people under them think about them). But still I get your point.
Fuck the USPS for allowing advertisers to bulk send junk mail to everyone for a couple dollars. It’s a daily chore to take out the mailbox trash before it’s so full they start returning important letters back to sender for not being able to fit it in.
You could find similar judgements in any large area of the economy. You, me and everyone else buys from companies without a full due diligence of what they selling on a nearly daily basis.

We all buy gas, food, paper products and basically everything from conglomerate companies that have done horrible, criminal things. That is just how the world works.
Use the Apple Pencil or your finger to doodle, sketch ideas, or jot down a handwritten note in Digital Notes. User data is stored on iCloud, so your notes will be protected & synced on all your devices. You can use the ruler to draw straight lines and choose from various Markup tools and colors.

Keyfeatures:

- Infinite Canvas

- Screen Record

- Synchronization with iCloud

- Export JPG and PNG

- Built on the robust PencilKit framework

- Add Tags

- Share notes on social media

- Minimal UI

- Easy to use

- Supports dark mode and light mode
> Because most countries don't have that sort of document (including the US)

They don’t? I thought this was a pretty standard sort of document to get…
No one cares what their little "injunction" says. "Censure" is unconstitutional. That's all that should matter. The fact this is allowed to stand is proof that the supreme court is above the constitution, above brazilian law. A state of exception.
FWIW Privatinsolvenz is not instant although the duration was shortened from the very excessive 7 years down to a more reasonable 3 years. During insolvency you're also prohibited from founding/owning companies or freelancing, though.
> startups are not a winning game for a non-founder, thank goodness I stuck it out with BigCorp

I'm curious why you think a big corporation has a higher expected value than a startup.
> It takes about 40 seconds to buy something with a physical credit card, compared to just 30 seconds to buy it with a smartphone.

Looking at the linked paper, it suggests someone was able to make a cash payment in 5 seconds (see table 2). Where the closest of other methods would be a contactless card of about 21 seconds. Just have exact change in hand! Cash also has the highest time of 244 seconds.
I agree with most of that, but I feel like I can tell the difference between "strongman" and "out of shape and overweight" pretty easily.
I'd say "more like scam" is a massive understatement. For instance:

> Celebrities and rich people will promptly shower you with the most luxurious gifts including jewelries, diamonds, holidays, exotic getaways, cars, and all kinds of stuffy things you can think of.

> Nothing can brighten up your future than dating a celebrity or rich person who will take the responsibility off your shoulders and treat you like royalty. Enjoy a fun-filled and relaxing experience by dating the rich and the famous at RayaDating.com!
It’s also not a Boeing problem, they don’t make the engine.
Thanks for the feedback!

Always open to input an ideas; still work on it a few weekends a month and make improvements (just added a timeline/history this past weekend).
Is that really the optimal arrangement for solar panels on a dish? Looks like 40% empty
> Lots of people abandon carts once they hit the screen that requires payment details because the 'wallet is too far away.'.

I don't know if it's just me, but I often "abandon" my cart once I hit the screen that requires payment details because I had to get there in order to see how much shipping I'm going to have to pay.

Then I can do the whole process again with a few other stores until I can compare which of them gives me the best price.

It's also often only on the payment screen that you can discover whether or not they even ship to your place.
But what do you do if you own the a set size of land and satellite antennas already?

Tearing the antennas down down also cost money.

I don't know the rules for new solar structures, but keep in mind in some places in Switzerland you can't even paint the house the color you want.
> I also don't like the whole tmux window/pane manipulation you can do, I'd rather have my primary DM to do that well.

I agree, and have settled on `dtach`; holding a pty is all it does.
Well then maybe I can pay my taxes this year with the “funny money” you are talking about.

Forgone taxes are REAL money.
https://kanipaan.codeberg.page/ , a command line calculator written in Clojure. If any one knows how to use Java jline library with Clojure please message me, you can find my contacts here https://yu7.in/mindaslab.
So I have to click twice, change domains once in order to get this information.

It's actually easier to just check the releases for prebuilt windows binaries. I think that's telling.
fingers crossed that could work. but a when harper came in he gutted the nrc, so hopefully these things don't push us there again
So, when a user downloads and installs Firefox (already a lot of effort), they will now additionally need to look up a tutorial on how to set Firefox as the default browser, because Firefox won't be able to do it by itself? Yay, progress...

Also, Microsoft doesn't need to create a driver to stop itself from doing nefarious things, it could just simply stop doing those things?
I rebuilt a Rhodes electric piano. Mine was in ok shape but the Rolex was ripped and some notes were hard to play. Turns out all the screws holding it together were bent.

Bought some duratex roll on coating (similar to truck bed liner) and recovered it. Then went to the hardware store and bought replacement screws and bolts to reassemble the keyboard.

Can’t believe how much better it plays now. Butter smooth.
Per my anecdotal experience, this is same with credit cards versus cash and before that checks/cheques versus cash had the same effect. The joke "I still have cheques, that means I still have money" or some variant, refers to this frictionless behavior.

With lack of basic personal money management education, it is a permanent, lifelong indebtedness for a very large portion of the population.
people who eat clen, tren hard and anavar give up do end up looking like fitness influencers, many of which are also professional athletes
I really hope it has not. I'm actually growing https://microlaunch.net, an innovative & gamified platform for startups, exactly for this same goal: create a product maker-friendly environment and redefine the link between startups, innovation, and makers.
is that really a solution? you're just giving someone else the PFAS. fixes you temporarily, fucks up someone else
Military Special Forces

It’s fairly common that “body builder” looking individuals don’t have the physical stamina nor strength to qualify to become special forces.

Theres one thing to look strong and another to be strong.

Another is Worlds Strongest Man.
Instead of being incredulous, assume good faith the other person is speaking with best intent. Try to understand first.

There are no free payment transfer mechanisms. Whatever is free is a loss leader.

If you don’t know anything about payments, start by reading stripe.com’s documentation to understand how complex this is.

Pymnts.com is the industry blog if you want to go deep.
It's not pretentious to trust officially published statistics more than anecdotal opinions from random strangers on the internet, and since we're talking about a difference of several orders of magnitude no further arguments why the comparison makes no sense are needed in this case.
Knowing the command line is one of those unsung critical skills of being a software engineer. Doesn't really matter so much what flavor of command line you're using (though bash is great for obvious reasons), but the ability to glue different, disparate commands together through pipes is one of the most efficient ways of getting throwaway work done. Heck, just knowing IFS=$'\n' and how to do a for loop will get you a long way.
The cynical explanation is that it blocks all software from making the change, including other browsers.
iPod Shuffle without copy files

EDIT: wait, after take a look at the repo you do remake iPod Shuffle
I was getting bored with cutting out images from their backgrounds for a project I was working on. Existing solutions didn’t seem that great or wanted a monthly subscription, so this weekend I decided to build my own.

With 0 knowledge of Swift and a bit of ML experience I was able to build a Mac app that does a much better job of it than the built-in model.

Planning more features, including upscaling, exposure/contrast fixes and possibly inpainting.
Input latency or drawing to the screen? What's the latency of the Apple machine running GNOME?
How does rpgp compare with Sequoia? https://sequoia-pgp.org/
It is, the GP is wrong, its called a Statement Of No Marriage, many states can provide this.
Can someone just ask Foone or lcamtuf to help them get it running off an internet-connected toothbrush or something? It seems like there are so many people doing complex reverse-engineering of ancient stuff _just for kicks_ that this floppy-disk issue just shouldn't require a massive project.

yes, I know safety-critical systems are different. I also expect that the floppy-disk issue is just the easiest problem to explain of a long chain of terrible legacy lock-ins. However, if they're literally holding their breath every morning when it's time to IPL the system off a floppy...that part sounds solvable.
So cool, nice job.
maybe you should instead fuck your legislators so they can make that practice illegal (getting adverts per mail without consent).
Where I live it's opt out, so not ideal either but at least I don't have to put up with the trash after adding a sticker to my post box.
Take a pro cyclist, he may look scrawny but on a bike he is going to destroy 99.99% of the population even on a bad day.

Pros optimize their bodies to win races, not followers. I wonder why this even has to be explained.
The networks did such a good job for so long keeping spam out that people almost inherently trust sms, I've had to help multiple people with fallout from these types of texts.
Just heard from a client last week who had their credit card compromised and while waiting for their new card to arrive via mail, had more of their cards compromised by a USPS phishing text. The scam was basically a text that said "there was a problem mailing your new credit card" which lead to a USPS cloned website that asked for $0.30 to resolve the issue. My client tried two credit cards (each "failed") before finally realizing what was happening.
It is interesting that the first thing society makes frictionless with technology is payments, easing consumerism. Perhaps we should have aimed to make other things frictionless, such as: seeking good medical and dental care, buying less disposable packaging, choosing products that are sustainable. Or what about spending time in nature? That should be easy for everyone with a safe and decent-sized park within walking distance of anyone's home.

Nope, it's consumerism that we are easing. It goes to show you the true priorities of the techno-industrial society!
Likewise with 'coupon codes' - they are usually supposed to be entered at the final stage before paying. You don't know if the coupon code has expired or whether it is valid for that shop until the last moment.
On which note, Bitwarden supports these as well -- and works on all the mentioned platforms. Of course I don't think it gets the platform access needed to actually log in using passkeys on iphones, but I feel that should be Apple's problem, not mine.
In the past I had issues using iframes. Not for rendering or security issue (those work great in my memory). But if your email has a link to your website, and your sandbox iframe disallow Javascript, then this "security context" is carried over to the page that was opened from clicking the link inside the iframe, and you website cannot use JS.

[edit] The solution was "allow-popups-to-escape-sandbox", so I see no reason it would not work.
>If you want to compare you need the total costs of living not the tax burden.
>Incredibly high taxes? Denmark has higher taxes.

Why would you compare total cost of living to find which country has the higher taxes? It doesn't make sense. Besides, you claimed Denmark had higher taxes. It has been proven that it was wrong.

>Tax burden is just leverage to help companies and harm workers.

I would like to hear how you reached this conclusion.

>just because it's a tax in Autralia you can't simply count it as a tax in Germany.

Yes you can, if your goal is to make a fair comparison between countries. The OECD uses it for measuring the tax burden on income. Especially because, the countries like Germany use 'creative labelling' to hide how much money they collect each year.

>Because the pension contributions are used for non-insurance benefits that should actually be paid for by all taxpayers, such as the mothers' pension or the equalization of pensions for retirees in East and West Germany. BTW "every year billions from the tax revenue is used to pay the pensions" proves social security and pension contributions aren't taxes. Tax money is a subsidy not the main source.

You've just proven my point. Because the money can be easily shuffled around, in practice, it is no different than income tax.
The 60ms keyboard is wireless.

Some of them will batch multiple key presses over a slower connection interval, maybe 60ms, then the radio to USB converter blasts them over together.

So you can still type fast, but you absolutely cannot play rhythm games.
Fairness and Fair Use in Generative AI – Law Analysis [pdf]
The duration for private bankruptcy was recently cut to 3 years so it's a bit faster now at least.

For corporations there's an entire process but in simple terms the company is handed over to an externally appointed handler who tries to generate liquidity by selling off all assets and contacting all debtors and creditors. The company might recover through the process (e.g. by finding an investor) but legally the corporation is frozen and substituted by a separate corporation that only exists to resolve its bankruptcy. If the corporation no longer has any assets, it can also be fast-tracked for being dissolved.
I'd say that by the time the debt relief happens, the damage has already been done...and healing that damage takes a long time.

I'd read that article in conjunction with https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/07/us/health-insurance-medic...

...which outlines exactly how insurance companies can just sort of decide...not to pay your medical bills, and leave patients with huge debt.
I'm positively surprised someone is looking at all so deeply into potential desktop local privescs, I just assumed the extreme complexity of your average default plasma desktop vs. the relative few users, meant it is probably full of vulnerabilities just not worth the effort of finding them.
Wasmer claims to cold start in 50ns. This is obviously impossible: That's 1000x faster than an NVMe read, which is about the fastest cold storage you can get.

At least make your claims credible before posting them in competitors' HN threads.
Nice! I personally use wanderlog and am a paying user (even though the free plan gives me everything I need), maybe you could take inspiration from their monetisation strategy?
This is not actually true, you can check if variables have been defined in CMake.
https://unitednuclear.com/uranium-ore-c-2_4/
Build Your Own AI Writer
My wife usually never uses FSD. Last night she casually mentioned it drove her home from her Mom's house (35 minutes) with no interventions.

As with all tech it's vapourware until it isn't.
IIRC, this was a feature from CMD.EXE
In functionality, kindof, but I'm not funded by China.
Why so negative?

This is obviously an improvement, who cares if it is not perfect by your standards?
>urinary tract infections (UTIs)
I wrote a podcast generator based on AI related papers that ingest the podcast dialogues, voices, tag, assemble audio et publish RSS automatically. I was inspired by the PDF ingestion of OpenAI and the quality of the TTS.

It is named https://paperbrief.net
If Dev and Ops Had a Baby – It Would Be Called Winglang
This is amazing! I am curious what algorithm is behind the scenes?

And how easy would it be to make this work for any city?
Rythm games almost always have a calibration setting, where they ask you to press a key on a regular beat. Then can also do it to check the visual latency by doing a second test with visuals only. This allows them to calculate the audio and video latency of your system to counter it when measuring your precision in the actual game.
There's buff-fat, skinny-fat, and fat-fat, and the lines aren't always super fine.
germanys most important role is to stop people from noticing the actually good countries around it