skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While this move is clearly sensible the number of people importing absolute junk from Temu/AliExpress/Shein means millions of homes will be exploitable regardless.
I’m sure you understand why you were downvoted and that it has nothing to do with what facts you stated.
Hello! You are on point, building community to write the abstracts, while also setting up relevant guidelines are my main focus for now.

I will think of how to communicate guidelines and expectations to the content in a clear way. Thank you!

Upvote/downvote is available for logged users. As you pointed out, it's not visible when you're not logged in yet, so it would make sense to show score and buttons to anonymous users as well
Yeah, it’s not easy to get a job. At all. Maybe I’m insulated in a white-collar bubble, but it seems like there’s a pervasive sense of ‘quiet desperation’ across all industries.
That’s not really a thing

Which GenAI product would enable that?
The trick is knowing that you've missed the boat. Give up. If only you knew Amazon, Google, Apple, gold, bitcoin, etc would appreciate this much in value 30 years ago.

"Get in early and get out before others realise" is not rational or a feasible strategy because it assumes knowledge that others don't have. This idea that you can know things before the "normies" do is behind the financial advice companies like Bloomberg, and behind the rapid fire boom and bust of the thousands of shitcoins. Everyone involved in those knows exactly what's going on, they're just in denial because they believe they know what's going on and can benefit from it.
Could always just try Inferno
Unfortunately it is profitable to be a dick. Farming karma, influence type stuff.

The solution is being aware of emotional bait-and-switch techniques. “Does this post try to make me feel strongly about something? Does it push me to polarize difficult subjects?”
> that manufacturers and retailers inform customers how long they will receive support, including software updates, for the device they are buying

This is important. I noticed Epson publishing information on the length of support for their printers already.
> And from Microsoft / GitHub - who would have a lot additional information (logs, ip-adresses, use of two-factor auth etc.)? Have they made a statement?

Based on a HN comment from a couple of weeks ago, by analyzing the attackers IP addresses from IRC chat logins, it seems they used a VPN service. If you think about it, it makes sense to always use VPN when doing an operation like this. So I think the ip addresses won't be of much use.
Cynicism because "we" like to believe we understand technology and stocks better than the average person. But plenty of HN people both made and lost a lot of money in crypto.
Did HeLa ever demonstrate speciation via sexual reproduction and natural selection or just the simpler mutations-passed-on mode?

The vanishingly rare trick with speciation by natural selection in sexually reproducing creatures is that you have to have find a compatible partner.
SQLite EXPLAIN plan is indeed represented as a table, but I don’t find it necessarily that much easier to read and understand.

I often miss having the cardinality and the amount of bytes read for each part of the query like Oracle query plans provide.

Or is everyone really that happy with SQLite query plans?
Yeah, I've been trying to convince people forever to store time zones with timestamps when appropriate. If you record events from around the world and don't record what time zone they happened in you can't even answer basic questions like "what proportion happened before lunch time?"

People love simple rules and they will absolutely take things too far. Most developers learn "just use UTC!" and think that's the last thing they ever need to learn about time.
They also used a bunch of other fake names (Jigar Kumar, Dennis Ens) for the personas that put social pressure on the original maintainer. And the ifunc changes were done by one "Hans Jansen" who also later opened merge request to Debian. These are fairly eclectic names with no pattern, which was the point I guess. We don't know what level of misdirection is going on with the names, so "Jia Tan" is interesting but not particularly meaningful either way.
Hello, much thanks for that. AI-generated abstracts might help with filling the platform with a content and as you mentioned, it might be less biased and more objective. This is something people on X also discussed below the launch post [0] and I think you might be right that it's something to do in the near future

[0] https://twitter.com/jedmaczan/status/1784889300452077796
> [...] than a % of public corporations, which are machines that turn capital, labor, and money into more money.

But only in theory does this translate into an appreciating stock market value and dividends; I'm no expert but I've long noticed that the value of a stock does not represent the worth of a company, e.g. Tesla.
Hok: A CLI Implementation of Scoop in Rust
Had a glance. Copilot++ looks intriguing, though the landing page is terrible (I can't even see what the demos are trying to show). I might give it a try.
The social system in the military is based on strong hierarchies. They keep playing the same game even in prisoner's camps.
Looks interesting, but what would be the advantage of this over just writting an openAPI specification? It's more concise, but currently this would require you to increase your toolchain to go from TypeSpec to openAPI to generating code.

Any plans to add code generatio to this project?
It's the same for iPad, not defined as general purpose, no complaints about unaffordavle devkits (xcode is free), tons of indie apps.
Why would there be more outside the appstore since the appstore is fine with them?

I expect apps predominantly rejected from the appstore to try to go outside it and those casino-like scams are accepted on the appstore.
Let's see how long it stays up now that more people know about it
Probably because most websites now send a correct encoding header or meta Tag, so the user changing can only make it wrong. (Assuming no encoding header is wrong, which happens in reality)
"All phones have sensitive areas, just avoid holding it in this way" practically means "you are holding it wrong".
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Navigating Network Automation – The Design Stage
Nice! What stack did you build this on?
I cannot tell without /s,
but yes, who designs like this, lol
This is a very clear and extensive explanation of the hierarchy of difficulty.
We're not alone in this - globalized world does not need pikemen and I can see folks complaining about it under any home prices piece on HN. And in Russia where people have few illusions about their government.

Russians also been through the 90's where we were told pikemen should cater to the highest bidder. Since the beginning of the hot war, however, the state has suddenly found itself in need of their population which it has disregarded before.

I imagine the same may happen in EU where these underemployed young males are suddenly treated with good wages if they decide to join the armed forces.

On the other hand, fleeing Russian opposition takes pride in reiterating how they are going to sack all of these pikemen the second they are made a puppet government. That's why their influence is basically nonexistent. Navalny was smarter than that, but the team he gathered is just like that.
Curious definition of "exact".

> Gripping any mobile phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, with certain places being worse than others depending on the placement of the antennas. This is a fact of life for every wireless phone. If you ever experience this on your iPhone 4, avoid gripping it in the lower left corner in a way that covers both sides of the black strip in the metal band, or simply use one of many available cases. - Steve Jobs
That isn't actually simple though.
Oh that annoyed me so much back when I was getting into Arduino and had an uno. Just take the atmega 328p out and solder it to a perfboard!

Thanks!
Cydia is just an App Store for modifications, right? Don’t you also need to exploit a vulnerability in the OS to get arbitrary code execution? Doubt modifying the OS will be covered under warranty.
.ru domains are awesome, they give owners a lot of freedom when it comes to hosted content
Welcome :)

I recently read somewhere that only 1 in 20 is active in the social space, most are lurkers. And I think personally it might be a lot less.

So if you are a lurker reading this, start to become active! Start upvoting good stuff. If you have a bit coin, give a little to the peeps mentioned it the article. It makes such a difference.
D grade level reporting from BBC.

There is no 'slowing demand for electric vehicles (EV)' - what is causing profits to fall for individual firms is intense price competition between them as they seek to grab market share. There are new market entrants appearing almost daily in the China market - Xiaomi sold 100,000 EV's within 48 hours of entering the EV market, VW just announced a whole new range of EV's to enter in 2025. This on top of the nearly 400+ models to choose from already.

The only thing this piece gets right is higher profit margins available to Chinese EV manufacturers in the export market - BYD mark up the pricing for their vehicles by nearly 50% for the European market - mainly because of the lack of competition, lack of consumer choice, in those markets.
You have to admit that quoting 1 Corinthians in an argument about text editors is pretty funny.
Why the snark? Even if it disappeared, that's better than never existing (helping people) at all.
Tokenization. The tokens ChatGPT uses are longer than a single character. You're asking it to play the piano wearing oven mitts.
This is a man page[1]

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_page
Thanks! Just a basic stuff, Next.js on Vercel, Auth0, Postgres and great UI components by shadcn
There is EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN which outputs usual high level plan description. But there is no easily reached disk/cache usage stats.
One subtlety this video skips over, is that P and NP are defined as classes of decision problems, rather than arbitrary computational problems.

So when they talk about the problem of finding the number of moves it takes to unscramble a Rubik's cube, you need to translate that into a decision problem in order to place it into one of these classes. If you can then solve the decision problem efficiently, you should be able to use that to solve the computational problem efficiently.

That could be: given a Rubik's cube and an integer k, is it possible to unscramble it in at most k moves.

When the problem is to find the discrete log of a curve point on an Elliptic Curve, the decision version could be:
given a point P on a curve of order < 2^n with generator G, and a bitstring x of length at most n, is there a n-bit number k with prefix x such that P = xy * G ?
Yeah but I'm gonna do it anyway. If it's not UTF-8 it's terrible and broken and not worth supporting unless some serious cash is on the table.
It seems the decision was made in the name of security:

https://hsivonen.fi/no-encoding-menu/

> Supporting the specific manually-selectable encodings caused significant complexity in the HTML parser when trying to support the feature securely (i.e. not allowing certain encodings to be overridden). With the current approach, the parser needs to know of one flag to force chardetng, which the parser has to be able to run in other situations anyway, to run.

> Elaborate UI surface for a niche feature risks the whole feature getting removed

> Telemetry [...] suggested that users aren’t that good at choosing correctly manually.

In other words, it's trying to protect users from themselves by dumbing down the browser. (Never mind that people who know what they are doing have probably also turned off telemetry...)
I'm from the UK, but have only admittedly heard it used twice (once in person, which I objected to and my objection was accepted).

Yes, I've latched onto that one thing because I don't have anything to say about the other. Catering for other minority value systems is an extremely thorny issue for many reasons (on the extreme you get utility monsters) and far too hard a problem for me to have a firm opinion on. I've leaned both ways depending on minority size, history and apparent value strength and dont have a proper philosophy for it to share.
I think using chat gpt output to train other models is against the TOS and something they crack down on hard.
If it is more about code planning, how much different is it than simply telling ChatGPT the overall structure of your code and asking it to give you a rudimentary plan on what to do next? Would it be able to actually execute steps of the plan by generating code, then creating PRs for it? I feel like this is a great tool for our team since my understanding of the announcement is that it is more or less functionally equivalent to hiring another programmer on your team (or, if not that, at the very least having a really useful assistant.) Kudos to the GitHub team and I have immensely enjoyed using Copilot thus far to increase my productivity :-)
That would be too loud imo :p

I started using hd-idle to spin down the drives when idle for 30 minutes even.

I do however run my system with root on tmpfs and have various data persisted on the SSD.
See also Buzzfeed News piece from 2017 on the topic: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/tomwarren/secrets-of-th...
see also https://9front.org/propaganda/
If you haven't watched the short clip on the article, do it right now!
Why do they have to do this? This is really, really stupid.

My issue isn't even that someone tries to replace sudo. That may or may not be a completely fine thing to do, depending on the state of sudo and what improvements can be made. But what makes me really upset is this completely unexplainable need to make everything part of one particular init system. There is absolutely no reason to tie your new sudo replacement to systemd. Absolutely none.

This is a completely insane way to develop software, instead of creating a new piece of software in a separate project they will force all their projects simultaneously onto all their users for absolutely no reason.

I am very glad to have jumped ship from systemd. It is particularly bad software created by a team of people who engage in very bad practices and a totally unhealthy view of software in general.
That hasn't seen so much as even a patch in years
The words they said did not and could not capture your perception of the former Apple CEO. They are different things.
Don't threaten me with a good time. I would use Asahi Linux full time on my mac if that were to happen.
There is the concept of "Fair Dealing" (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/exceptions-to-copyright#fair-dea...) which is similar to "fair use".
And that's one of the reasons why I advocate against merges in the codebase on every project I work for and in every HN thread where the topic of merges is mentioned.
They most likely are, but Microsoft actually does allow sideloading on Xbox in some capacity.
> CSV files, in particular, have no way to signal, in-band, which encoding is used.

That's actually wrong. Add an UTF-8 BOM, that's enough for Excel (and some other libraries) to know what is going on [1].

[1] https://csv.thephpleague.com/8.0/bom/
I know. And it looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/jfbNCrO
I'm seeing a big leap in performance for coding problems. Same feeling as GPT-3.5 -> GPT-4 in the level of complexity it can handle without endlessly repeating the same mistakes. Inference is slow. Would not be surprised if this was GPT-4.5 or GPT-5.
The probability of web content not in UTF-8 is increasingly getting lower and lower.

Last I tracked, as of this month, 0.3% of surveyed web pages used Shift JIS. It has been declining steadily. I really hope people move to UTF-8. While it is important to understand how the code pages and encodings helped, I think it's a good time to actually start moving a lot of applications to use UTF-8. I am perfectly okay if people want to use UTF-16 (the OG Unicode) and it's extensions alternatively, especially for Asian applications.

Yes, historic data preservation requires a different strategy than designing stuff for the future. It is okay to however migrate to these encodings and keep giving old data and software new life.
Ever heard of a case where Apple banned a legitimate user with no recourse? Plenty of such for Google
That’s great! In a future scenario we will be able to create microorganisms out of the digital stored information and cultivate them on demand.

Analysing the subject finding out what he needs creating the necessary microorganisms and cultivate them in the needed amount.
Thanks for the answers.

https://ncedcloud.fun/
Angry fruit salad
Looks like cool project. Thanks for the effort. Definitely going to star it. Having nix and direnv support might also be great.

The GitHub link on the homepage does not direct properly .
Here is the git link https://github.com/gvcgo/version-manager
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Covid19 itself has higher chance of thrombosis, especially in elderly people.

Furthermore, this is 3 years old news - https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/astrazenecas-covid-19-vacc...
>do you think Google should have to retain every employee they've ever hired

No, just those working in product lines Google cares about.

So if they didn't for these and just casually reduced those teams headcount or moved the jobs to cheaper places, they probably gave up on them. This is not a sign of Flutter, Dart, and so on getting bumped in commitment from Google, but the opposite.
I do still wonder how much military service plays into this. I imagine a strong ressentment from men towards woman for that; and the hierarchical structure endured there and abuse can't help too.
> I don't have a strong attachment at all to naming a branch "master" and can easily rename it without a second thought.

It's easy only if you don't care about all the people who already cloned your repo.

Recovering from remote repos renaming their default branches is no fun.
I mean even coming from a democracy I don’t feel responsible for domestic or foreign American policy. It’s not even really a gotcha question. I don’t run the country.
Here, it appears they have used Four Wave Mixing in Xeon gas

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-wave_mixing
Having driven a vehicle with automatic braking, I find myself experiencing no positive feelings about this proposal.
Sorry, I should have been more specific - I wanted to mean by that knowing if it's ADHD or not.
In this article they mention only the production of some vitamins, presumably because they degrade faster during storage. These could be used only together with proteins and fats stored since the departure from Earth.

Now there already exist genetically-engineered strains of the fungus Trichoderma, which can produce either whey protein (beta-lactoglobulin) or egg-white protein (ovalbumin), from low-grade sources of nitrogen and organic carbon. There have been recently news about a startup which attempts to mass-produce substitute proteins for the food industry by this method.

I expect that for longer missions such fungal cultures for protein production will also become necessary (possibly recycling the nitrogen from urine, which will reduce the amount of stored food).

Also the highly unsaturated fatty acids degrade faster during storage, so a culture of the fungus-like organism Schizochytrium, which is already widely used for the industrial production of DHA and EPA for nutritional supplements, might also become necessary for longer missions.
Might be able to tell which VPN service they used and can then subpoena it.
Ask HN: C with Array.size?
What limitations or issues will vanish if C had inbuilt array size?
Country music violates the "sacred project" of elites
Austria? How not surprising at all https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austria_and_Russian_intelligen...
We had to recently look at this as we sell our product in the UK. The rules are really quite pissweak. From the article:

* that password procedures are more secure, including ensuring any set by the manufacturer are not left blank or using easy-to-guess choices like "12345" or "admin"

Reasonable. But that's a _really_ low bar.

* that there is clarity around how to report "bugs" or security problems that arise

i.e. an email address published on the vendor website. No actual requirement to take action.

* that manufacturers and retailers inform customers how long they will receive support, including software updates, for the device they are buying

which means nothing if the manufacturer goes bankrupt.
It's intended for fixed-width font and lines are folded to 70 chars.
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> being aware of emotional bait-and-switch

which is also incredibly useful offline!
Portable, a tool that runs anything anywhere
The page looks better at about 950px and above... that sidebar doesn't help.
> When we become proficient in describing the result in terms of the argument, using only the present tense of the verb to be, we could experiment with writing the description in a different language (French, Latin, Esperanto, ...) before transliterating it into code.

This is going to be a funny exercise for languages that don't have the forms of the verb to be for the present tense.
Agreed. Munich is crazy expensive
Serbia or Romania get a much better bang for a buck.
Maybe this is part of long-term term strategy to move "commodity" roles to cheaper markets amid recent FTC decision on forbiden non-compete ...
"But it is littering the commit history with useless commits!" is what I always hear
>If Google did this, it would 100% be framed as "Google offers demotions to dozens of employees"

Which is what they did, even if they didn't offer it. They demoted those positions - and gave a clear signal they don't care for those projects.
Whilst it's not as expressive/flexible as typespec, and in my experience it's not always well supported by tooling, you can do $ref's across files in openapi specifications.

Eg: https://github.com/mnahkies/openapi-code-generator/blob/main...
I don't get it either. Isn't a NAS just a normal computer with a ton of SATA ports as well as physical space for all the disks? Even consumer PCs have hot swap bays.