skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They are different from passwords in that they are never send over the web. They are a private key used to sign a challenge from the site.
What you tax is not really relevant as long as it doesn't disrupt some activity you want to continue happening. If it was up to me I'd tax spending not income. Regardless of what you are spending on. Bread? Sure! Employee? Yes! 10% of Tesla? Same!
Then Google went on killing the Youtube experience on firefox

https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1cjbsmj/youtube_on...
All I said is moving parts have drawbacks. That’s true. Then a million people kept on the thread to try to claim otherwise, yourself included. Now you’re resorting to 4chan style comebacks, so that’s fun.
The protocol minecraft uses to communicate between server and client is relatively straightforward and 'dumb' (read: tolerant of missing or contradictory data), so it's quite easy to make a server that a client will connect to and work OK with. Making something that supports all the game mechanics, especially world generation (an area Mojang/Microsoft are a lot more protective of, besides) and bug-compatibility, is a lot harder.
It's not at all simple what they do.

https://reddit.com/r/BuyBorrowDieExplained/comments/1f26rsf/...

Important quote:

> this type of planning is generally not economically feasible unless the taxpayer has a net worth exceeding around $300M.
Or perhaps make sure it gets sanitised before refurbished and resold. I mean bankruptcy always means debt collector tries to sale assets to cover for losses, no?

But this does not answer my question. So basically many people here are unaware where such legal framework exist at all.
A better very through explanation is at https://reddit.com/r/BuyBorrowDieExplained/comments/1f26rsf/...
Programmers make stupid mistakes in the safest languages too, even more so today when software is a career and not a hobby. What does it matter if the memory allocation is safe when the programmer exposes all user sessions to the internet because reading Dockers' documentation is too much work? Even Github did a variant of this with all their resources.
Nut bans do little to help allergic air passengers
Blue Lock
There are exactly zero situations where I would want my laptop be anything except fully muted when I open it.
Likewise, the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai eruption resulted in a large amount of water into the stratosphere. Water is far more an effective heat trap than co2. We do not know exactly how long the effects of this eruption will last.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Hunga_Tonga–Hunga_Haʻap...
Still the question is valid, the canvas colors and patterns are standardized so they are easy to replace. But anyway the discussion is not very relevant as I don't think the cost of replacing the canvas is that much.
Feynman was very interested in Maya writing, but made no useful contribution to its interpretation. Credit for that goes to Knorozov and many others (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_script#Decipherment); Feynman's approach followed Thompson's, which we know now to be incorrect.
> If I buy something for $10 and it's worth $10,000 when you inherit it, you should (obviously?) be taxed on the increase in value from $10 -> $10,000 if/when you sell. The purchase price shouldn't be "reset" to $10k.

There’s nothing “obvious” about tax policy. It’s an arbitrary determination of what’s in and what’s out.

Taxing capital gains at all is not “obvious”.

Taxing transfers of assets to your children, whether it’s while you’re alive or after you die is not “obvious”.

> It'sutterly insane to me that the step-up basis exists in the US, it's such an obvious loophole that can fairly easily be closed without many adverse effects.

The same law is the one that lets the surviving spouse or children to continue to live in a home rather than be forced to sell due to a sudden realized capital gain. You can argue that you don’t care about keeping multi millionaires in their childhood homes after their parents die, but it’s hardly “obvious” that it should be taxed.
I wanted to do this but got stuck in the rabbit hole of picking out telepromters, screens and sizes. In the end my solution was to mount my webcam in the middle of the monitor (with the other party partially obscured). Previously my technique was to look at the camera not the screen (or have the other party in a very small window at the top of my screen) so partially obscured is an improvement!
Art is like Schrödinger's cat, its value is only determined when it changes owner.

If someone pays 1M€ for a piece of art, it is "valued at $1M" and you can use it for collateral for a loan at some percentage of its valuation.

Will it actually be 1M€ if it needs to be liquidated? Nobody knows. It can be worthless or it can be worth 10M€ - it all depends on what the next person is willing to pay for it. But until that point it's "worth" 1M€.

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This is why there are so many empty (commercial) properties, they were valued at a specific €/m2 price and were used to take loans based on that value.

Until they're rented/leased again, that is their worth and value. Could the owner get someone in the property by lowering the price? Definitely.

Would that also cause a rolling cascade of loans not having enough collateral to back them up? Yup.
"Many"? It seems to me like there are many without. Homeowners Associations everywhere keep blocking them as well because they ruin the street image, so they say. Oh and they block AC too because it's too noisy and the outside unit is too ugly. And so many homes are stuck with scorching summers.
My to-go test for uncensoring is to ask the LLM to write erotic novel.

But I haven't yet find any "uncensored" ones (on ollama) that works. Did I miss something?

(On the contrary: when ChatGPT first came out, it was trivial to jailbreak it to make it write erotica.)
If you use io_uring, you're subject to vulnerabilities in kernel network stack which you have no control over.
Oh okey, thanks!
That’s an unfair characterisation. It’s just restoring windows, some of which happen to be browser windows, which then load a website with auto-playing video or audio that (unsurprisingly) starts playing. No one is selling it as a feature to “play sound when waking up from sleep”. I bet that if you configured the browser to never auto-play, this wouldn’t happen.

To clarify, because commenters seem to be misunderstanding my point: I’m not defending the functionality, I think it’s wrong. My sole quarrel is with the characterisation that Apple is selling it as a feature, when they’re not. Let’s not ascribe wrong (or at best unknown) motivations to behaviours, as that makes is less likely they will be fixed.
https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/136ktzh/...
> On a level playing field without subsidies

On a level playing field without subsidies, we'd be in underdevelopped shitholes. The idea that a modern economy can grow without some agency being brought in somehow is utopia.

> where we can build solar and wind power generators at scale

How do you build those, without the decades of subsidies to ramp up production and decrease costs?

> they would pummel all the other energy sources on costs alone

They would collapse the existing grid. There's a reason why Germany is investing €450bn in its grid to support continued growth [1]. Batteries could make up for it, but scaling batteries won't happen without subsidies.

[1]: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/germany-rejigs-sprea...
Lazard had figures that include a couple of hours of storage for years. https://www.lazard.com/research-insights/2023-levelized-cost...
So what mechanism would you suggest to reliably detect when I want to pick it up so it adds the bezels before I'm able to cause any accidental input?
It seems to be $279.99 for a "Signature Edition" and a release on October, 30. (no confirmation from Amazon yet)

The Kobo Libra Colour and the Pocketbook Verse Pro Color are cheaper if this price is confirmed.
They're not talking about local weather, they're talking about longer timeframe lager region moving averages.

Eg: three month moving average for a north american climatic cell rather than a local daily spring tempreture.
Natural gas prices. If gas was priced per kw like electricity then heat pumps would be popular to heat your home as they are more efficient (they cool air outside to get some energy). And then you get the air conditioning mode for the summer. But the winter use would justify the installation.
You could also use openVPN or wireguard and not have a man in the middle for no reason.

I have a VPN on a raspberry pi and with that I can connect to my self hosted cloud, dev/staging servers for projects, gitlab and etc when I’m not on my home network.
My example above is terrible, because in reality you'd have another level before this, which sorts out your global configuration, reads it and just injects service specific parameters and configuration for each service.

But I just wanted to illustrate idiomatic .NET DI, and on reflection picking configuration was probably the worst way to illustrate it.
No replies were faked - we just shared the post in a Discord server with a bunch of friends who commented whatever they wanted to. We're new to HN so if you have constructive criticism about how we should write our post so that it can be more valuable we'd be happy to listen, instead of accusing us
Or Tailscale, which is pretty cool piece of tech.
> installing Windows will still make your Linux system unbootable until you fix it with a rescue disk

This is no longer true. On UEFI systems the only thing you have to do normally is fix the boot order. In fact installing Linux first and Windows second tends to be the better dual-boot strategy nowadays.

Fixing the boot order can be done from UEFI setup, and even from Windows command line

bcdedit /enum firmware
bcdedit /set {fwbootmgr} displayorder {yourlinuxuuid} /addfirst

(Put single quotes around {} if you use PowerShell instead of CMD.exe)
> Based on what this person was looking for (someone to build out his ideas) he would be better off trying to get funding and hiring someone.

Yeah.. or even just learning how to code himself. Could learn a decent amount in 9 months.
If you eat "too much" salt you get thirsty, drink more water, piss out the salt and restore balance. The myth of salt being unhealthy was funded by snack food companies who knew that if they scared people away from adding salt to their normal meals they would still crave salt and likely turn to snack foods to satisfy that craving. Adding salt to your home cooked meals and abstaining from junk food is the healthy choice.
macOS sends a "pause" signal to all players when it sleeps, and any application which can handle that won't be playing any audio when the system wakes up. So if your audio continues the moment you open the lid, please file a bug report for that application.
Within the first year of release there was also just one iPhone and one iPad.

Meanwhile there are 4 variants of the Pixel 9. So clearly Google shows the same trend over time.
I do not think the user particularly cares whether it was an intentional feature or an unfortunate byproduct of features and bugs when they open a laptop in a classroom or a meeting and it starts blaring the music they listened to before closing it.
It's always great when "trust the foo" becomes the reason to not do the foo.
> It made me wonder if anyone has considered making a complete list of assumptions that are baked into these models, so they can be looked at in detail.

Yes, they did, it's called an "ensemble model" when multiple models are collated to account for their different modelings.

A friend of mine did his physics PhD on cloud formation at a molecular level exactly to tackle the issue some models had to account for that over longer time scales, most of the holes you can think of from the top of your head have been considered, there are many thousands of very smart people working on these models for the past 30-40 years.
On a level playing field where both are equally subsidized, solar and wind would still outcompete coal. Their point seems to be applicable to the degree to which harmful power generation is subsidized relative to regular power generation, not just the subsidies themselves.
> Nor the water vapor producing volcanic eruption either.

The article referred to the "first study" but did not mention which study that was. According to the Wikipedia article, initial thoughts were that cooling would happen, but a later study disagrees. Trust the science you agree with.

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2022GL09...
I have never heard of anyone with this issue.

The only explanation is that you restarted whilst having the "Open All Previous Application" checkbox enabled. And yes it will launch processes after you have logged in but before the Desktop is shown.

Either that you or you have some launch daemon that is opening a browser.
Your applications should catch the signal and pause. Safari, Apple Music and Spotify handle this well. Firefox needs a bugfix.
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They want their TCP/IP stack and safari browser hot and ready for their demanders of instant gratification.

In the long run, they barter this goodwill for "Safari is shit" credit until they and Google force the internet until a browser-turned App-Play-Store war.

Both companies win, and can blame the other company - all while incentivising anti-competition behavior and benefiting from their own organizational, yet altruistic, self-interests happening to coincidentally collude in similar, yet distinctly more complicated cases of creating monopolies spanning multiple domains.

The internet was captured, gamified, commoditized, and vertically integrated into a handful of giga-Corps.

your mobile devices are essentially tracking devices you are addicted to, and the government is too interested in these shiny grandiose things and their use in facilitating government functions without any real consequence, they fail to see the systematic risks that they themselves have allowed to proliferate by not enforcing stricter laws for systematically - exploitable intersections of law, technology, and business.
To all the people I know who are hell bent on using Chrome because its "superior", I say "Game on!"
That’s just a conspiracy theory. You overestimate Germanys power in the EU by far, it is not 2009 anymore.

Also, German car manufacturers will not profit from these tariffs.
That salt typically is not iodized.
I'd say it averages around 3 hours, with significant amplitudes.

My specific job consists of helping/automating my client's business problems/objectives and most of my effort is oriented around figuring out the domain and value I could bring to it.
thanks for the clarification, English is not our mother tongue, seems like ppl on the internet misuse gaslight a lot
idk, maybe because their parents liked them? Do you really want to incentivize against people working hard to make sure their offspring, has a good life? Also a family-home might have sentimental value, and this really doesn't only apply to rich people, quite the contrary actually.
Also natural resources in the Netherlands? At least 20% of the country is reclaimed land, and more than half is under high tide water levels.

I think GP confuses the Netherlands and Norway.
> One thing I do remember though is how odd it felt looking at yourself in a mirror without your image being mirrored. Not sure my brain was ready for that one after thousands of years of looking at itself in mirrored surfaces.

Feynman has a good explanation for that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msN87y-iEx0

But it doesn't go deeper as to why we're perceiving ourselves that way, for that we have to dive into biology, neurology, bilateral symmetry, and the fundamentals as to how, as bilaterally symmetric beings, we're able to orient ourselves in a 3D world.

(I recall reading a paper or watching some video about that, but can't find it anymore)
Ask HN: Early-stage product marketing strategies?
I've built a tool to reduce technical debt and landed a few early customers, but I'm struggling to get meaningful feedback. I want more visibility, but I'm not sure where to start. X(Twitter) feels ineffective with my small following.

For those who've been through this, what marketing approaches worked in your early days? What didn't? Any insights appreciated.
The article goes into great detail and gives several example of several CEOs borrowing for actual decades, so it passes the sniff test because it does actually happen.
FYI: I've built a tool that migrates legacy libraries to new ones (e.g., TypeORM → Drizzle, EmotionJS → TailwindCSS). Connect your codebase, choose the job you want, and it writes code for you. (It creates a PR with a single click, too)
https://trycatch.ai
Digital River emailed out of the blue a few months back saying we need to do new Know-Your-Customer paperwork. The forms are painful and I've had to resubmit a couple of times for minor mistakes - unsure if they'll ever actually accept it, and it seems to take a week or more for any response to a ticket.

Their new platform terms come into effect today, and they have absolutely buried the scale of their new monthly fee (US$100/month for me - unsure if it varies per customer). None of the emails mention the fee amounts. Customer support couldn't tell me the fee amounts. I checked the portal again today and the new contract finally has the new fees in it.

I setup a new merchant of record a few weeks ago, but that doesn't help the fact they're sitting on a few grand of my sales. My balance is above their new payout threshold (US$2500), but it wouldn't surprise me if they sit on the money and let the monthly fees eat into it until it's back below the threshold.

Thought I was doing the right thing by using a merchant of record to handle my international B2B sales since 2016. Apparently not. Fun times.
The base problem I see is how energy is provided when extended periods of no renewables ( no solar or wind ) . batteries are not suitable for extended periods. The abc article e even admits this problem ... ie ..." opened up the possibility of coal plants being left on care-and-maintenance after they retired from full-time service – of using them as back-up generators when the system needed the help."
Anthropogenic global warming has been proposed and modeled since the late XVIII century. The window to reasonably doubt it has been closed since at least the 1980s when Exxon put it on paper they knew about it and wanted to suppress awareness about it.
GP wrote nothing about sleep.
There will be two events than may sway the skeptics. The first one will be an extended heat wave exceeding heat index temperatures of 55C (35C at 80% humidity) resulting in massive casualties, probably somewhere in a humid climate with an overloaded electrical grid and/or poor access to AC. The second one will be when the skeptics themselves die.

Needless to say, I am not very optimistic about getting climate change under control.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_index#Table_of_values
Its a bit early to start using this in products (see: https://caniuse.com/?search=css-scroll-timeline)

But once its baseline I'll absolutely use it, anything to ship less javascript.
cool. will check this out. i think it's an interesting approach and allows all sorts of very low rent interactivity as long as you don't need super high throughput or expect lots of contention.
I agree with this.

I don't actually want the person I'm talking to to appear to be looking directly into my eyes because it's weird - it means they're looking at the camera and not at me on the screen, talking to them.
You can copy paste them using those formats. What are you arguing about here actually?
Risk of bad rep when the researcher reports to HN or makes some noise. Then future security researchers don’t try find issues on your platform, and it’s more insecure as a result.

For a sensible large company, it’s not worth being stingy over (relative) pennies. They waste money like it’s water. They might as well spend where it matters. Bug bounties won’t even show on their bottom line, but cleanup for an exploited issue will.
Oral history of Jim Keller - Computer History Museum [video]
Mhmm... A POSIX compliant OS which is bundled with a calibrated high gamut screen, low latency audio stack, and relatively high speed networking with good thread scheduling, great memory management and tremendous uptime numbers for a personal computer.

...a toy OS which becomes invisible most of the time for serious users indeed.

I prefer Linux over anything else, but let's be real.
Not collectively ignore them but there was an assumption that "hot models" were more wrong a priori, evidence is emerging that perhaps hot models weren't so wrong after all but we collectively don't know yet.

Climate scientists also try to paddle a bit the doomerism because the worst predictions make normal laypeople tune off (as is evident on a lot of comments on HN about it), ignoring those hot models was also a PR move to not make the general public become disinterested or detached since the outcomes might be much worse than they heard before.

I have quite a few friends doing their PhD in different areas of climate science here in Stockholm, all of them are much more pessimistic than the general public, they also think that bringing this sentiment out will make things worse, in their opinion it's good to give people hope.
Well pack it up boys, Linux on the desktop is finally ready.
This is actually quite neat! Thank you for building this.

Agree with the idea already stated here to use <h2> elements instead of <h1>.
macOS sleeps the moment you close the lid, and wakes the moment you raise it a little. It's instantaneous, esp. ARM powered ones.
People also require food and water (and arguably shelter and clothing). Should those also be provided by society in average doses and at average quality?

That does not seem likely to result in a stable and productive society, particularly when many working people would have below average housing in order that government beneficiaries could have average housing provided to them.
Who claims that climate science is flawed? The deniers? All science has degrees of uncertainty, look at physics, biology, medicine. But even so, they provide robust results, unlike creationism, flat-earthers, etc.
For me at least the biggest feature of some self hosted LLMs is that you can get it then to be “uncensored”, you can get them to tell you dirty jokes or have the bias removed with controversial and politically incorrect subjects. Basically you have a freedom you won’t get from most of the main providers.
Previous temperature changes occurred over millennia, not a century and a half.

Human civilization and agriculture depend on a very narrow range of conditions.
That's not what I asked, so not a particularly helpful comment given the context of my message.
Is it obvious that we should have roads, running water, someone that builds up the basics of society?
Try the popular (pull count) dolphin models:

https://ollama.com/library/dolphin-mistral
Around 3; the rest is spent thinking and having AI write code.