skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are still lots of services requiring a phone number (at registering or using it for 2FA). No one likes it but that's the reality.

And no, virtual numbers like Google Voice are often (but not always) blocked.
I've never seen an implementation of this that wasn't super creepy past the initial tech demo
Yes, and this site seems really scummy. Wikipedia is pretty good on the guy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehmet_Ayd%C4%B1n_(born_1991). BBC from 2018 has almost as much about the rest: https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-43430363
The summarizing feature of LLMs requires that you provide the input you want to be summarized.
> However Canadians have free healthcare

I don't like this use of "free". It is paid for by taxes. That is no where near free. It is extremely hard in a highly advanced economy to provide quality healthcare at less than 10% of GDP. That is a huge number for any wealthy country.

Also, Canadians are pretty fat. It looks like 65% are overweight, which includes obese. Ref: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1317268/overweight-obesi...
> There's ways around that through 1031 exchange

Only if the properties are both used for "trade, business or investment" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_Revenue_Code_section_...). Since your primary residence is not classified as "investment" by the IRS, you can't use a 1031 exchange to defer gains on your primary residence.

And a 1031 is a deferral (see cite above), not a "tax free" swap. If you eventually sell without going through yet another 1031 exchange, all the deferred gains become taxable at that point.
I used the WSPR protocol to send a message from San Francisco to Georgia using a 250 milliWatt transmitter, operating in 20m.

It sends tiny messages (current lat/long, transmitter power, and your call sign) with so much error correcting code that each 50 bit message takes a minute or two to transmit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WSPR_(amateur_radio_software)

It’s the only time I’ve used my General class privileges.
Genetically, Jews are as distinct as any other race.

By what measure? And how is "race" defined?
There's is Ghost as well. Which I think was started by some ex Wordpress people from what I remember back in the day.
One thing I think that we can be very specific about: Diets high in saturated fat surely increase your chances for cardiovascular disease.

Also, I agree with your general sentiment: Framing carbs are evil is lazy. First, calories matter. Second, if your calories are general under control, most people need fewer calories as they age. Many choose to restrict carbs to maintain weight.
Homie

You flinched. But you came through.
Ask HN: Is there a ChatPDF equivalent for Coursera courses?
I've been using ChatPDF for my studies and it's been great. Is there a similar tool that works with Coursera courses?
There's plenty to speculate or inquire about without jumping straight to assumptions about a stranger's personal motives. What about all of the users that haven't been flipped yet, all of the ones using Chrome based browsers still supporting v2 but using the Chrome Web Store for the extension at the moment, all of the users and corporations using ExtensionManifestV2Availability who won't be flipped for a year? Heck, maybe it's even a good thing users have Chrome tell them the old extension is expressly disabled so they can find out the limitations in the new one and chose for themselves rather than have their extension's functionality cut silently made for them.
It was a top contender when I was picking a GUI solution but it didn't meet the cut. Remember that this was 3.5 years ago. The decision to go with HTML/CSS was undoubtedly the right one and it'll continue to treat us well for the foreseeable future. But we are beginning to rewrite certain areas, like the node graph, in our own render stack because this streamlines the code best. And other widgets like histograms, color scopes, etc. will continue to be built with our own renderer. And then at some point, it will start making sense to begin gradually replacing other parts of our UI with the regular widgets like buttons and checkboxes with that system. Doing so will help us simplify things and make them more user-customizable, so plugin authors can affect the UI, etc.
You are very convincing and have swayed my opinion on this issue for sure. I do not agree with a lot of it but good disagreements :)

> How? There is nothing different from the Amex example... In both cases I'm showing assets held elsewhere as proof that I'm rich.

but you are saying to Uncle Sam that you are not rich... so you are just a big fat liar here and your punishment should be cap gains taxation!!!!

> In the end, the behaviour stays the same: the rich let their stock appreciate while they borrow...

This is exactly what needs to be stopped except of course it won't be cause you know...
I've always knew at least some companies would do that so I just use slight variations on their names. Never had an issue.
Also, totally irrelevant to the capital gains tax you may owe the federal govt when you sell you house.
I'd say we have to differentiate between human error as an attack surface and software bugs / vulnerabilities as an attack surface here.

Software-wise I wouldn't know where to start, honestly, because the internet archive as a project is so vast [1] that it's hard to get an architectural overview of how the pieces are glued together. Unifying the tech stack seems to have been no concern at all in its development...

But from a pentesting perspective I'd try to find vulnerabilities in the perl based services first, then Java, then PHP, then NPM and so on... because older projects tend to have a higher likeliness of being unmaintained or using outdated libraries.

[1] (~242 public repositories) https://github.com/orgs/internetarchive/repositories
> I switched to Chrome and it's helped my relationship grow

Something is very wrong here
Thanks, those are really useful! Would you mind copy and pasting those into a comment in https://github.com/GraphiteEditor/Graphite/issues/1870 to help us keep track of those suggestions? I'd like to revisit them again.
Same azimuth, different altitude. You could adjust the altitude angle daily, or just set the fuse along the north-south axis, and it will be lit in a slightly different place each day.
You'll likely run into frustrating app availability issues. Releasing iPhone apps on iPad is not universally done. (looking at you WhatsApp)
If an AI can pass a Turing test, does that make people stupid? I don't think that's necessarily so. Either way, I'm glad chatbots will force people to use more discernment.
> And that also goes for custom domains hosted on gmail. You only need a MX query to learn who is responsible for mail handling in a specific domain

Curious why this matters? Let's say you know abc@foo.com is hosted on gmail, so what?
90 minutes/seconds/ms or bust.
Your home gains are being taxed already via ever-rising assessments on property taxes. So you are not hiding that and pretending that it is unrealized. You additionally do not pay real estate gains taxes on first 250k as well as...
Ok, we've replacing accessing billions by borrowing against stock in the title above. Thanks!
If you wonder my mathematicians are so obsessed with the prime numbers, you can think of them as one of the most fundamental mathematical patterns—arising from the interplay of addition and multiplication—that we are just barely skimming the surface of understanding.

You could almost equally ask why physicists are so obsessed with elementary particles.
Adding to the above, in a way this can also be self hosted and is a candidate for the awesome selfhosted list [1].

1. https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted
I hope this isn't a throwaway account(!). This is a good post. Can you share what/why it is working for you? The best stories always share small experiments that people tried where they learned what didn't work.
There’s no argument to use chrome either. Hopefully they will lose users.
> At that point your stocks (and other assets like houses) have their cost-basis adjusted to the current price.

Is this a special provision that kicks in only on death (and not before)? How long has that been in place?
Right.

The gp made something up, the second comment affirmed it

I'm calling bs

Because I am human and they are lying on my humanity

Y'all are welcome to disagree with me on it
Right behind "Badger Badger Badger in photorealistic 3D" ;)
AI Threats "Complete BS" Says Meta Researcher, Thinks AI Is Dumber Than a Cat
> I expect it to provide information to me

Yeah, that's something language models are exceptionally bad at, and, yeah, ChatGPT is more than an LLM it is a UI around an LLM core that has some other facilities for data retrieval, but, still way out of its area of strength (unfortunately, that seems to be a lot of what people want LLM-centered products like ChatGPT to be.)
you'd bet wrong. A lot of them use chest strap/HR variability monitors to guide training/track illness + fitness
> Millions of Americans sit on appreciated home asset. Should they be taxed?

You live in China and you do not pay property taxes on your home? If you live in America baby, you are not allowed to own anything - especially not homes. For that "right" you have to pay these things called property taxes and you have to pay them all the time...

Once we get some same thing going for securities maybe we can do some comparisons like that - until then ... :) you are too funny mate, I needed this laugh
> This makes me think: what if today's rulers are being poisoned by something making them act like idiots?

Leaded gasoline! With how old politicians are in the US, they are almost certainly affected.
This incident brings up a good point: Who archives the archives?
IMO chuck generation is a great candidate for mutlithreading. Keeping it off the main thread would already be a huge improvement.
We do know MMRV causes more seizures in kids than MMR and countries (like Canada) still choose to administer the vaccine with riskier outcomes due to costs and the fact parents don’t like to come back for more shots.
I agree that it makes sense for this style of learning but only if you already know the fundamentals and are knowledgeable enough to know the right questions to ask.
Don’t give up, fight’s not nearly over.
I'm curious why effects fall with interest cube, when geometry demands that energy density falls with interest square...
this is the problem
Thanks! I'll open it up to the community to suggest Graphite's inclusion in lists like that one but I'll abstain from doing that myself. I should mention that, at the present moment, the only category we'd appropriately fit under is the Illustrator alternatives. Next year we will be building towards raster editing as our next core competency, but vector editing is the only one we've focused on so far.
CVS owns an entire health insurance company, a pharmacy benefits management company, and a chain of urgent care offices, among other things. They’re not a warm, fuzzy monopoly.
Inside the Carjacking Crisis
I used to live in Pennsylvania across the street from a colonial era house and just a few miles from a national historic site. I love your idea of digital historic preservation but totally understand the skepticism and reluctance of those entrusted with protecting the sites.

Is there a way you could partner with the custodians of a historic site so they become part of the digital preservation effort? Maybe offer a way to embed the 3D model on an official webpage of the historic site? Getting the custodians onboard could smooth the process of getting the required permissions.
I can see why people want a phone number now. I was thinking more about why society doesn’t move away from phone numbers (for me, it’s been a hastle to be linked to a carrier and a country)
> TL; DR The rich don't need collateral as much as the middle class and poor.

You really buy this? Elon could just go fetch $44bn from a bank to buy Twitter without anything to back it?
Wifi is good enough. Actually, might not even need WiFi.
I’ll have you know IE6 is known to have caused numerous divorces.
Google tells me that PUFAs == Polyunsaturated fatty acids

Since when are polyunsaturated fatty acids considered unhealthy? As I recall, the real enemy is saturated fats.
No, summarizing information directly provided to them in their prompt is what LLMs are built for.

Tool-use frameworks with data retrieval tools add can be wrapped around an LLM to make the combined system try to do what you describe, but even the best of those is a lot less reliable than the underlying LLM is at its core functions like summarizing directly provided information.
I guess what I was trying to say is that we first have to kind of agree on a common description of what we describe as the best solution for the problem of storage space.

Is it financial costs only? Is it energy costs over time? Is it taxes over time? Is it physical space vs ground area ratio? Is it popularity and convenience (like in the car vs train case)?

You were arguing that warehouses are cheap to build, but that only works far outside densely populated areas.

A lot of countries are settled more densely than the US due to sheer lack of available land. So if we want to describe this problem correctly, we'd also have to account for South-East Asian, or South-American, or Polynesian, or European countries in my opinion.
I would agree with this statement 100% if I was also hiding from the government the fact that I own a home when they came to collect property taxes. Since I am not this argument does not hold water.
Apple has done the exact approach I mentioned.

They shrink their chips, they up their clock speeds and keep the costs the same.

They also remove hardware - they've relentlessly removed ports, intermediate interfaces (like removable batteries, memory and processor sockets) and changed screws into glue.
Except the “social contract” is manifested as laws and enforced by the state.

Currently at least 50% of online ads are outright illegal in most parts of the world.

Nobody is morally required to have their legal rights violated to get information. Period.
https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/new-thinking-...

>These studies have two main messages: When you eat saturated fat in moderation (contributing 10% or fewer of your daily calories), it has little effect on cardiovascular disease. When you cut back on saturated fat, replacing it with unsaturated fats or whole grains is good for your heart and arteries, while replacing it with easily digested carbohydrates isn't.
No one could have predicted this.
Note that Gmail also supports dots as well (similar to your postfix solution).

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en
Awnings have a nice property that fancy windows don’t: they can reduce heat gain in the summer while still allowing more heat gain in the winter. A nice south-facing window that lets the low winter sun in can provide a lot of desirable heat in the winter in a cold climate.

(Also, removing a given amount of summer heat via air conditioning is considerably cheaper than adding that same amount of winter heat via gas or heat pump in many climates, because the indoor-outdoor temperature difference is much higher in the winter.)
And that’s not all that simple, as has been experienced by Solaris (never released(?) Linux branded zones, illumos (lx brand), and Windows (WSL1) developers that have tried to make existing kernels act like Linux.

It’s probably easier if the kernel’s key goal is to be compatible with the Linux ABI rather than being compatible with its earlier self while bolting on Linux compatibility.
> Browse profiles and then adjust your own profile based on the best examples.

What does that mean?
This article does not provide a statistically significant observation. It seems to read as an envious rant about a few potential bad apples. Just because you are a billionaire doesn’t preclude you from being intelligent and hardworking. Some families don’t get swept up in the wealth and require commitment from their children to make their own money and claim such as the LVMH group family and the Murdochs. Their wealth mostly sitting in startup equity, listed large cap equity and other GDP driving asset classes such as interest bearing instruments. Their children tend to inherit a lot of those genetics and traits. They may not see all the consequences to life themselves but they aren’t necessarily oblivious to them either.
Qanat in Iran [video]
Am I the only person who hates passkeys? I got locked out of my gmail account because the browser couldn’t figure out whether i used icloud keychain or another app and resulted in my actual passkey not being read as valid.

Some sites also remove the ability to enter a password and 2FA when you have a passkey configured. Your only option is to do an account recovery.

These same sites, try to get you to accidentally turn on passkeys at every turn. The user experience is almost always worse, particularly if you already use a password manager.
It looks like that list tends more towards home-server self-hosted SaaS kinds of software rather than desktop apps. With our upcoming desktop app, and the fact that you can install it right now as a PWA, there's really no benefit from self-hosting. Your data is already client-side, so there's nothing for the server to do besides act as a CDN and send some tiny static assets. Unless people are going somewhere without internet, there's really no point in self-hosting the static files instead of using our CDN. Since we don't even have a server backend (except for a proxy to the Google Fonts API which we need to keep our API key private).
> It's literally more work to get a useful output from ChatGPT than just to do the work yourself.

This feels like opinion stated as fact.

I don't write business language well, but I am able to communicate much more effectively with business people if I run it through an LLM to "translate" for me. I do some editing on the output, and I've saved 10 minutes that I would have otherwise agonized over whether or not I've used the right tone while emailing another department.

"I've fixed the scrolling bug in the calendar component, and it should be published after lunch. Can you let Alex know I'll be around until 5 if he wants to go over it?"

becomes

"I have resolved the scrolling issue in the calendar component, and it is scheduled for publication this afternoon. Please let Alex know that I am available until 5 p.m. today if he would like to review it together."
I'm surprised I had to scroll down this far to find this -- yes exactly! They block the light, they block the sky, they block the view.

Back in the day, windows were small and there were awnings and interiors were dark. Often made even darker with dark wood, dark colors, etc. It could be downright gloomy.

Then a kind of aesthetic revolution happened where windows got bigger, walls got white, awnings went away -- and it's all so much brighter and joyous.

And if your windows let in too much heat in the summer so you have to run your AC more, it can be counterbalanced in the winter when you can run the heat a lot less during sunny days.
Every decade or two I hear this about some wonder drug only for them to turn out just as bad as what they were replacing. The opioid epidemic being the latest one.
Let Google decide
Intel, AMD Create Advisory Group to Shape Future of x86 Architecture
I had a bike with the new di2 electronic shifters. It was amazing! you could shift and it would always get it right, even while pedaling!
I would pay for the opposite.
> you can't use a 1031 exchange to defer gains on your primary residence

who says it would be my primary residence when I am about to sell... you never sell your primary residence unless it is an emergency, you move first and make it an investment property and then sell and roll over ...

> If you eventually sell without going through yet another 1031 exchange

You don't of course ever do that. And all this should be in a trust of course...
I don't think I called either of them warm or fuzzy, they're so joined... the distinction has little meaning to me
"In a kind of a zen way, those born ultra-rich live perpetually in the moment. Since they understand very little about causality, they do not understand how events happen or things get made. They can be filled with mystical wonderment at the spontaneous generation of material reality. They can also be blind to social realities that sit outside their lived knowledge, which is terrifyingly narrow."

It's funny to read this kind of bullshit but imagine it being a description of like, Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
How Momofuku Ando Ignited the Instant Ramen Revolution
I think css is fine at doing page breaks. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/break-befor...
> If you try you'll likely find yourself being charged with tax evasion once the IRS recognizes what you are doing.

Under what law exactly would this "tax evasion" charge be filled (I.MAKE.S.UP(b)(ii)? :)
I added an awning to my roof top deck door because the door wasn’t weather proofed enough to constantly being hammered by Seattle autumn rain. No matter high tech you go, a low tech solution of just something to make sure your door isn’t hammered directly by the rain is good enough to solve that weird leak you have in your 4 year old home.
ActivityPub Plugin v2.0 took Mastodon federation from "good" to "amazing"
No. You are not allowed to use these loans for investments, you would need a different type of loan for margin trading.
Even better, depending on climate, grape vines.

Our house (Australia) has trained vines on the sunny side that are thick with leaves and grapes in summer, bare and leafless in winter.

Ideal for seasonally sensible shade and warmth.
Wow! That's something really useful and awesome. Shame on Adobe while having so much resources not pushing more to build a diverse eco system of creative apps like Graphite
Prior work for LG televisions: https://github.com/RootMyTV/RootMyTV.github.io
Write-only backups might help to mitigate data loss.
Or buy a specialty device for replicating the real world

Its been half a decade already from when I first noticed iphones cant capture a red world when wild fires are messing up the air quality, had to break out an ILC (DSLR without the SLR) to capture the world more congruently to how I see
Interesting. A couple of hallucinations but more important I was able to get some value out of this! Thank you!

Here's my user test: https://news.pub/?try=https://www.loom.com/embed/4f11ab73498...
TL;DR The war machine wants more because other war machines get more.
That reminds me of a few months into the pandemic, one of the VPs at the company I was working at was presenting in a Zoom-based all-hands. I remember that he was very clearly looking directly into the eye of the camera as opposed to looking at his monitor's video feed like everyone else. I remember thinking that it felt a little bit weird and unnatural and very performative, like a politician, since he very obviously intentionally wanted to come across as more human by looking directly at the audience, although at the same time it was a fake look since he wasn't looking directly into the eyes of any one person, but a camera.

Perhaps other people didn't think about it as deeply as I did and maybe it did have the intended effect, but I remember I didn't see him or anyone else doing the same thing in any future all-hands.
Which of theirs is the most comparible to the flipper zero? Besides the cool looking Cardputer it is quite hard to make sense of their product lineup and compare features.
The fact is though if you live in America are paying property taxes on your home, you are NOT hiding from the IRS the fact that you do - you are not saying "sorry, I don't really own this home and I won't be paying anything to you until such later time when my ownership will be revealed at the grand sale at which point I'll pay some taxes"

With "unrealized" stock gains you are doing just that - hiding ownership so you don't have to pay taxes while enjoying the perks of the ownership when it suits you
Compiling Bigloo Scheme to WebAssembly