skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> People already guard their smartphone well

You guard it well, your carrier barely even tries to guard your number from being stolen. Once you have that you can get into Apple account SMS auth/iCloud passwords and keys.
Does a client-side certificate have a button which you must physically press to confirm the action?

It's very important that some things wound not happen automatically.
I'd totally forgotten about his Squeak work. Yes, he was absolutely and infectiously enthusiastic about that.
Probably your cultural background. The attitudes towards nakedness are very different across cultures. Your attitude seem to be that if you sexualize the back of a women it is the woman who is the problem and should be covered up.
But to call foo in bar you must define foo before bar.

function foo(){} is also callable if bar is defined before foo.
Past comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23365402
Is that not what Canva is doing? They’re raising prices because they think their product is superior. If they’re wrong, their customers will just switch to another product!
People still pretend flat-earthers are just well meaning skeptics and iconoclasts trying to demonstrate the faults of blind faith in scientism, but if you look into it, there's a lot of Biblical literalism and right-wing conspiracy theory behind it.

Not to get too thumbtacks-and-string with it but if you keep following the connections of influence for most of these fringe memeplexes eventually you find the racists and antisemites "just asking questions." There should be a unit of measurement - maybe call it the "Icke" - of how far down the rabbithole you need to go until you find references to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Because it's usually not very deep.
The number one factor in choosing a programming language for a project is “what do I already know”
Tracking device reveals large sharks may be hunting each other
There is no conflict between improving tools and learning how to express your code in such a way that as many tools as possible work better OOTB.
No they don’t. I use Spotify on mine all the time.
It's also because an exception to inheritance tax that covers farm land and forests. Rich people have been buying up both (Dyson owns several counties now).

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/woodland-owners-tax-guidance

https://whoownsengland.org/2017/09/19/why-is-james-dyson-hoo...
> Is QA going to solve the issue? How? Are you going to oversee the way other team(s) solve the issue?

Owning an issue means you're the one that answers those questions.
I feel like I achieved something by doing this. Thank you for sharing.
Beer Wiki – Fandom
I see its doing the same for me now too. I didn't know they expired. Here is the channel, https://www.youtube.com/@THISMUSEUMISNOTOBSOLETE
Yeah if any service supports it - it's usually pretty seamless process to set it up.

Now maybe if you're talking about using it for SSH, then it gets slightly more tricky depending on your config. Then again, it's definitely under 10 steps to set that up as well.
posts like this sound like the author routinely solves harder problems than you are, because the solutions you suggest don't work in the cases the post is about. we've had 'go to definition' since 01978 and 'find usages' since 01980, and you should definitely use them for the cases where they work
I imagine the "Francophile" comment is referring to "parcs" instead of "parks", but it's fascinating that they swapped out both spellings rather than choosing to be consistent with a single style.
Europeans fail to understand how much they were fucked by the 2008 crisis
One of China's best GPU prospects admits it's in trouble
Works on my android fine.
It says in the article the current PE company invested millions to update the sites.
First, the author is right. This is the way the world works, and if you want to get ahead, play the game. But I have strong contempt for management throwing up their hands and saying “it’s your promotion, own it”.

Usually the subtext is that they’ve created a promotion process which is onerous, they are under paying you market rate, and/or management doesn’t want to make hard decisions or uphold their side of the bargain. The last thing I want to do as an IC after I’ve crawled through glass for several years to accomplish something Herculean is draft documents that defend my accomplishments from bureaucrats.

When I hear comments like that, I raise my eyebrows because it’s almost tempting me to apply elsewhere. I don’t know why, when presented with mountains of evidence, managers can’t just make a reasoned judgment call and grant promotions when appropriate, unassisted.
Second level of confidence scam is "Fake credentials." You wouldn't gain much.
They tried to learn JS from a free website and then later were taught some Python by a friendly expert. It’s no wonder they found it easier. The whole braces are bad idea was probably something they absorbed from the Python community.
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: Android, AOSP, Embedded Linux, firmware, C, C++, Java, Kotlin, Bash, Python, Cryptography, BLE, Networking, OpenGL, IoT

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/techpathfinder

Email: embedded.aosp [at] gmail.com

Hi, I'm Dmitri. I've been developing embedded and mobile systems for the last 15 years for large corps and startups. I hold a degree in Computer Engineering. My past experience includes VM internals, porting firmware across wearable and embedded systems, Android UI, image and video streaming and processing, security, AOSP development. I can build a system or an app from scratch, or refactor/robustify an existing system.
The UK police. 60% of the time we stop all crime.
Ilovehue and ilovehue 2 are excellent mobile games around this sorting idea, they're quite zen and for all ages, highly recommendend!
Which of the examples are harder to read for humans?
You can get as many eyes as you want on all changes. I don't think it will help much. This sort of thing usually happens because of a change in something completely benign, rather than "security-critical changes".

We recently had a pretty major vulnerability exposed by a PEN test (thankfully) that was caused by a single misplaced NOT ! operator in a pretty simple function, maybe 20loc with 100% test coverage as counted by line.

The problem case was untested because while tests touched 100% of lines, not all combinations of paths through the code were tested.

The code had been written by myself about a year ago, and reviewed by four seasoned developers, none of whom spotted the issue.

How many thousands of eyes are on OpenSSL and yet major world ending vulnerabilities still crop up?

This might be a hot take, but you can make the process as painful as you like but at the end of the day, building secure software is nigh impossible. We should be putting less trust in software.
Can't you just use them to revoke them?
I'm of the opinion that giving a global name to an anonymous function should result in a compilation error.
Location: Nairobi, Kenya (UTC +3)

Remote: Yes, very flexible with working hours

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Technologies:

Back-end: PHP, Laravel, CodeIgniter, Java, Spring, SpringBoot, Python, Flask, MySQL, SQLite, MS SQL Server, Postgres, Redis, Memcached, RESTful APIs

Front-end: JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, VueJS, jQuery, HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, Tailwind

Other: Google Cloud, Azure DevOps, Docker, Git, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, Jira, Agile, Test-Driven Development

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenneth-lebu/

Email: kennlebu@live.com

I'm a full-stack software engineer with 6 years professional experience. I've worked in enterprise companies and startups, with teams of varying sizes, being team lead in some of my teams. I'm very strong in adopting and picking up new technologies and would fit in just as well in a generalist position.

Please reach out if you'd like to chat. I'd be happy to answer any questions.
Writers take sides: letters about the war in Spain from 418 American authors
Good point. I would refer to another (similar) metric, which could be called "IDE-search-ability): it extends greppability, by adding some more conventions which work well with your (your company's) IDE.
Yep I use it quite a bit as well as Buffer's AI assistant to help me rewrite texts, or at least give me interesting synonyms. It's probably the only venue where I can say "maybe AI will help people instead of ruining their jobs"
Greppability adn debugability are two things that I look for in code reviews. If you ask, "How would you debug that?" and the answer stats with, "I'd rewite it to..." Maybe, just maybe you should write it that way.
> Mental hospitals and other rehab facilities impose rigid structures and schedules on the residents

So do schools. So does the military. Those are structures of control.

There are a variety of opinions pro and con on control and well-being.

> But even agrarian societies clung to their timepieces

Agriculture doesn't require timepieces. For thousands of years we farmed without them. Timepieces originated with religious practices, fwiw, as more control mechanisms.

> I also find that I am a better worker when I can estimate how long a task will take, how much I can get done in a typical shift, and how to prioritize my time so that management is satisfied with my output and productivity.

The "good little worker" who follows instructions, does everything on schedule, and exhibits small timed movements/tasks is an invention of the industrial revolution so that workers could be treated as controlled cogs in machines.

Some people respond "well" to these control mechanisms. Some don't. They're all really recent changes in the way humans do things, though.
His story is BS. Banks and investment firms cannot loan money for less than the AFS, which is 3.72% right now: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/applicablefederalrate.a...
Python Programmers' Experience
> Marx was way smarter than his followers

Well that's generally the case, I'd sort of be surprised if he weren't.
only once you pipe the output to sort | uniq -c
The firmware is in control of the clocks, and in case too high of a clock is specified in config.txt it burns a 'warranty void' fuse.
And libido, that is, a stereotype that men are by default sexual predators. This is one reason why you don't see many men working at day cares and elementary schools.
> I don't know why most Android phones don't seem to do it (pretty sure mine doesn't), and generally TVs/monitors also don't do it.

The rageguy one would say either patents or "whoa the colors really pop I want that shut up here's my $$$" uncancellable LOOKATMEIAMTHESHINY mall mode, but via Occam'r razor I think mostly because they (manufacturers) simply don't care (about consumers, or about making a good product at all)

TVs/monitors (or laptops even, and more phones that you'd believe) with just a simple auto-brightness are stupendously rare even though Apple does it since forever and a half ago.
Interesting. I run orienteering and uses NextCloud to visualize my activities (from a Garmin watch).
Question from a colleague: Would it be possible to navigate from you own track (like a GPS navigator) if you wanted to revisit your own tracks?
"earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization"
Im not able to see the context here.

How is it a con?
Isnt the premise of the whole post that the data shows this
> It's okay but I don't take it with me.

Sounds like that is the problem? I have mine on my keyring. (and have a backup in a safe.)

> would never tie my MFA to a hardware dongle that is likely not to be on my person when I need it.

The solution is to have it with you.
Any idea what HW/MCU is inside Amazon Monitron?
Ubuntu is supposed to be the most intuitive or friendly distro (very arguable), but it's a shame how bad and bloated it is.

I have been using steam in arch-based distros for a very long time and I have had no issues at all running most Windows games (see https://protondb.com). As someone else mentioned, the only real issue might be anti-cheats in competitive games.
Source: https://x.com/Commercial_Crew/status/1830615508980302139
Please don't post slop here. I come here for human comments not confidently incorrect LLM output.

Edit: Also the United Kingdom is not an island, it's a union of nations across multiple land masses. Great Britain is an island.
There's a difference between withdrawing your child from school and them remaining registered but simply not attending.
I can run rg over my project faster than I can do anything in my IDE. Both tools have their places.
What I meant is, why is it significant whether the asteroid impacted in the spring or not?
Why didn't they demo it on photoshopping a group of happy office employees shaking hands and pointing at whiteboards? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_d5jWvBirU
few phenomena in daily life are either quicker or dirtier than a nuclear bomb
I don't want ACPI sleep on a server.
This explanation resonates with me a lot. I use Logseq to store my notes in a graph now, which works pretty darned good for me, but it still bothers me that I can't have polyhierarcies in the namespaces and/or compound aliases.

I want to be able to simultaneously encode [[Computer Science]] and [[Computer]] [[Science]].

And [[Project1/Computer Science]] to at least provide a connection to [[Project2/Computer Science]].
Gimp Is No Longer a Viable Photoshop Alternative
That's fair, I see many examples in this thread where people pass an exact string directly to grep, as you do. I'm an avid grepper, but my grep tool [1] translates spaces to ".*?", so I would just type "func lart(" in that example and it would work.

An incremental grep tool with just this one transformation rule gets you a lot more mileage out of grep.

[1] https://github.com/minad/consult/blob/screenshots/consult-li...

EDIT: Better demo https://jumpshare.com/s/zMENBSr2LwwauJVjo1wS
The requirement of Photoshop and Excel often comes from integrating to someone else's work. This someone could be in your team, in your company, an external collaborator, a state or government representative, a customer. Or a friend, or family.

Adobe tools are the only ones supported for both digital collaboration and print. It is not a simple question of whether it can open PSD files, or support the same editing tools and operations. In many cases, it absolutely has to get the correct colours on paper, Pantone or not. And not just paper, cardboard and canvas, too. And any exported PSD must open correctly in recipient's Photoshop, including layers and whatnot, not just colours.

When finance sends you an Excel file and you open it in Calc, and some of the personnel costs columns values from macros look a bit off, how do you know if they are? Does the $1k/month macro package run correctly on Calc? Does it run at all?

(I don't mean that Photoshop or Excel get these things always right, either. Sure there are many situations when the replacement is good enough, I use the open source variants exclusively. But when things go wrong, you can actually blame the tools as long as everyone uses the same ones. If you use a different tool than others, you really can't blame the tool, you'll be asked to switch. And other people quite possibly will blame you. And you might lose a contract or money, or both.)

For most people, it makes more sense to learn the industry tools, not the free copycats. This is unfortunate, but I don't see it changing. The network effect is too strong.
Well then why just brain? I would have loved the ability of flying like birds or swimming underwater like fish or running like horses. These features seem to be not as complex as brain. The creator could have added these features to the most powerful creation on the planet.
<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39529403>
Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe

Technologies: YES

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leopoldo-gerrit-schimmelpenninck...

Email: leopoldo.gerrit.mosse@student.uva.nl

Hi, I'm Gerrit. I'm currently studying Computational Social Sciences, and previously I was studying Artificial Intelligence. I have experience in back-end development, as I have some open source projects of my own. I also have experience in front-end development, though it's not my strong suit.
I'm a young, enthusiastic, nerdy freak who likes to explore new technologies and contribute toward a better future for all.
Idempotence allows you to build systems that in their internal world model allow for exactly once delivery of non-idempotent messages over an at least once medium.

Exactly-once delivery semantics doesn't equal exactly-once physical messages.
Imagine seeing your partner without clothes on, couldn't be me.
Maybe not so obvious, but - Stephen King’s “On writing”. When I read it ages ago, found funny how writing the books is similar to writing the code.
>you do have to admit that by objecting to "massive surveillance nets", you're actively helping criminals who have things to hide

This is such a disengenious gaslighting way of framing critic it would make politicians blush. I hope none of your "positions" could ever be used for anything bad ever or its your fault wether you want or not
Hey Matt,

Super cool to see this, and congrats on 1.0!

One question, has the GDS stance on Javascript softened, namely progressive enhancement being essentially mandatory [1], since I last worked with you? Is the target for more controlled user groups, non-govuk projects, or do you do SSR to give a usable first HTML response?

[1] https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/using-progressi... Last update:
16 December 2019
Just wanted to say I love Bun.
Because humans can reason. There is a difference between faulty reasoning and no reasoning at all.
Experience Seamless Music Conversion with DumpMedia Pandora Music Converter

DumpMedia Pandora Music Converter is a sophisticated tool designed to download and convert Pandora music, including songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts, into high-quality MP3 files. It's perfect for enjoying your favorite tunes offline without the constraints of streaming services.

High-Quality Conversion: Maintain 100% original quality while converting to MP3, FLAC, M4A, and WAV formats.
Fast Conversion Speed: Benefit from up to 5x faster conversion speed without compromising audio integrity.
ID3 Tags Preservation: Retain all ID3 tags and metadata, ensuring your music library remains organized and accessible.
Batch Conversion: Import multiple playlists or albums at once for efficient conversion.
Advanced Features: Enjoy multi-language support, customizable settings, and drag-and-drop functionality for ease of use.
Step-by-Step Usage Guide:

Launch the Converter: Open DumpMedia Pandora Music Converter and prepare your Pandora music content.
Add Music Content: Drag and drop Pandora songs, playlists, or albums into the program.
Select Output Format: Choose your desired output format and set the output folder.
Convert Music: Click the "Convert" button to start converting your Pandora music to the selected format at high speed.
Technical Specifications:

Operating System: Windows 7 or later on 64-bit (for Windows), Mac OS X 10.12 or higher (for Mac).
Processor: 1 GHz processor or above.
RAM: 512 MB or higher.
Supported Input Formats: Pandora Music audio formats, including songs, albums, playlists, and podcasts.
Supported Output Formats: MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC.
Homepage: https://www.dumpmedia.com/pandora-music-converter/
the bsd things still work; you can install a bsd in qemu or a spare laptop and try them

from your reference to kernel.yama.ptrace_scope (and your apparent belief that bsd belongs to the distant past) i infer that eu-stack is a linux thing? this looks pretty awesome, thanks for the tip!

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12394935/getting-stacktr...
I Joined the Turkish Commuters Who Swim Between Europe and Asia Every Day
i personally don't recommend it until they have a well written document as a lot of thing are not clear seems over encapsulated, you have to figure out yourself..
you have a better option you can try WXT (https://wxt.dev/)) also i don't find current scaled project that are using it. soo yh... try break build fix that's what we do
Absolutely nothing.

The only meta tags that matter are the opengraph and Twitter tags.

Those get turned into rich media on social networks.
My large company certainly doesn't. Oh, don't get me wrong - I have two, but they're for accessing different resources! If I lose one, I lose access to those resources until I can get a new one shipped to me. Can't buy your own either - not that I'm complaining about that.

Of course, since one of the keys protects access to resources that can only be accessed from a special laptop, it lives there, and is hard to lose, although that may also reduce security since it means the laptop and key are always together.
Why does the market need to be beatable if it's inefficient?

If the market is chaotic, you can't beat it just because you're smart.
Chicken or the egg?

You’ve just pointed out a correlation but I’ve yet to see actual causation here.
The top comment on this topic really exposes the HN userbase and what it has become.
Yubikeys are useless when someone can reset your password or 2FA using personally identifiable information that was just leaked. A lot of us who practice good security will be PWNED through large scale data leaks. Whenever I sign up, I sign up with fake information, and so should you. Most services will not KYC you, so just lie.
I'll answer just in case you're actually interested in having a conversation. All of the scoreboard info can be found in the API docs:

https://help.play.date/catalog-developer/scoreboard-api/

Don't want scoreboards? Don't connect to wifi. It baffles me that someone would be paranoid about this.
Is a crab a mammal or a reptile?
Horn tooting time...

I wrote, https://github.com/wildfish/crispy-forms-gds/, a template pack for Crispy Forms for regular, form-based, Django sites.

Matt's done a great job and it will certainly take out a lot, if not most of the pain in dealing with accessibility requirements, and in particular the audit process that gov.uk puts projects through to make sure everyone has access to the sites.
This is a good thing imo. It will just push slightly more people off windows into Linux. Linux desktop marketshare is increasing incredibly quickly the last few years. Probably due to valve and the steam deck. But I think Microsoft butchering windows also has at least a little effect.
What do you mean? I think that you mean giving token/passwords to the browser. And by pressing the phisical button you ensure that you don't give it to another web site.

Cline side certificate works only for the given specific domain and it automatically recognizes you. I forgot the specifics but it only works for a specific domain. You cannot use it for another domain even if you want.
In Greek too.
Banks and investment firms are not allowed to loan money out privately for less than the AFS, which is 3.72% right now: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/applicablefederalrate.a...
> Most don't sell, but a few do - and thats all you need to make the basis of a new market price.

That seems like an elementary mistake for a buyer/lender (who would be appraising the property for use as collateral). Unless the lender has a too big to fail guarantee where everyone but the taxpayer wins as long as a plausibly deniable deal is made.

As an aside, the linked article has no substance to support its theory.
It's amusing; your 2nd paragraph drives at the core of the programmer experience - having to disclaim everything you do and say with "yes, I know there are better ways, I'm not dumb, I'm just working within constraints, and this does the job".
I do get moderately annoyed by having to write code that's fundamentally a workaround for somebody else's failure, though I usually still do it anyway.

Sometimes I do so but add something to the stderr output referencing the issue number I'm compensating for - that has a surprisingly good rate of getting somebody who knows what they're doing looking at the issue in the other project and submitting a patch.